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CATALOGUE
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COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891
JUNE 30, 1906. AND MARCH 4, 1909.
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LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER
1911
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 6
No. 8
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‘The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “ shall be admitted in any
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1 Bi Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing
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“12 études élémentaires,’’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class
without differentiating words (e. g., ‘‘Waltz,’”? “Etude,” etc.), which are arranged
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Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are
understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading
‘““Words by,’’ ‘‘“Music by,’’ are to be understood as songs.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
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A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue,
immediately following the text.
A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
1909, will be found just prior to the index.
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} Be RETURN TO COPYRIGHT CLAIMANTS OF PRINTED COPYRIGHT
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Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to amend and consolidate the acts
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Src. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under the pro-
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all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the Librarian of Congress and
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of these received during any period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve
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to any of his productions deposited or registered for copyright within the
period of years stated, not reserved or disposed of as provided for in this act:
And provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished work shall be
destroyed during its term of copyright without specific notice to the copyright
proprietor of record, permitting him to claim and remove it.
In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law.
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant of any printed musical composition deposited for
copyright registration in the office of the Librarian of Congress
during the years 1870 to 1879, inclusive, that any such author, copy-
right proprietor, or other lawful claimant may send to the Register
of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the musical composition,
the year in which copyright registration was made, and, if possible,
the number under which such musical composition was entered for
copyright, with a request for its return. On receipt of such informa-
tion and request, such musical composition will be returned to the
author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant, unless it has
been otherwise disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such musical composition should be
made as early as possible during the year 1911. If no such applica-
tion has been received during said year, such musical composition
may be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of section 60
of said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Frpruary 1, 1911.
III
RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU-
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of music
against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical instruments
in the case of Belgium, Germany, Luxemburg, and Norway. The
President signed proclamations to this effect on the following dates:
Belgium (June 14,1911), Germany (Dec. 8, 1910), Luxemburg (June
1A LOLA, IN orway (June 14, 1911). These proclamations were
printed on pages v—x of Part 2 volume 6, no. 7, of the Catalogue of
Copyright Entries.
From information received through the Department of State, the
legislation of the following countries did not on the dates stated
fulfill the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (e)
of the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911),
Denmark (May 19, 1911), Mexico Oe 8, 1911), the Netherlands
(Mar. 13, 1911), and Switzerland (Apr. 8 , 1911).
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
A DIEU SEUL SONT LE JOUR, LA NUIT.
See Bach (J. S.)
ABENDLAUTEN (Evening chimes); ged.
von Christian Morgenstern, English
version by Edward Oxenford, musik
- von Felix Weingartner, op. 51.
(Abendlieder, no. 1.) [16729
Mey if, 1911: 2 ¢«. July 31,
1911; E 263237; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
—— (Evening bells) ; par Paul Zilcher,
op. 89, pour piano. (Impressions,
no. 4.) [16730
© May 18, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
E 261512; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
ABENDSEGEN (Evening blessing); ged.
von Hans Benzmann, English ver-
| sion by Edward Oxenford, musik
von Felix Weingartner, op. 5B1.
| (Abendlieder, no. 5.) [16731
ie Mayodiie 1911- 2 ec. July 31,
1911; E 263238; Breitkopf & Hartel,
b New York, N. Y.
ABLOSUNG (DIE) (The relief); poem
| by Robt. Reinick, English version
| and music by A. Walter Kramer, op.
29, no. 4; medium or low voice, with
piano ace. [16732
© June 30, 1911; 2c. July 1, 1911;
EH 260616; G. Schirmer, New York,
NY.
ABSENCE; words by J. A. Middleton,
music by Easthope Martin; no. 1 in
G minor. f16733
© fuly G, 1911; 2c. July 7, 1911;
E 260687; Enoch & sons, London,
England. j
ACCORDEE (L’) DE VILLAGE; menuet de
nicoline par Paul Steck; orchestre
avec piano-conducteur. [167384
| ©) July 29, 1911; 2 c«. July 24,
1911; E 263003; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
1}
\\ ACH BLEIB MIT DEINER GNADE; von Sig-
frid Karg-Elert, op. 87: orgel.
_ (Drei symphonische chorile, nr. 1.)
[16735
© june 23. 1911: 2.c. July. 5; 1911;
many.
| E 260677; Carl Simon, Berlin, Ger- |
ADAMS (CHARLES E.) Seven pieces;
viola with acc. de piano, by Charles
E. Adams. Vol. 1 and 2. [16736
©-Juue 16). 19s 2c. duly. 34,
1911; E 263248; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
ADORATION; theme from Lemmens,
carefully fingered and adapted to
the modern organ, by Minor C. Bald-
win. obl. 8vo. [16737
© July 10, 1911; 2c. July 8, 1911;
E 261595; Minor C. Baldwin, Mid-
dletown, Conn.
ADVANCE (THE) OF THE REGULARS;
march and two-step by C. Shirley
Jackson; piano. [16738
G), FulyeSe 19Its 2c July 3, onl;
EH 261444: Carlin. music co., In-
dianapolis, Ind.
ADVICE GRATIS; written by Percy Ed-
gar, composed by Reg Low; in D.
[16739
© Julie: 191t- 2eeduly a; Jott:
E 261405; Francis, Day & Hunter,
Londen, England.
AERIAL (THE) SAILOR BOYS CHORUS;
by P. Goldmann. [16740
© 1c. July 21, 1911; E 261888;
Philipp Goldmann, New York, N. Y.
AEROPLANE (THE) GLIDE; words by
Walker and Walker, music by Moe
A. Posner. [16741
© sully. 12) 191d: 2% pualys te
1911; E 260782; Walker & Walker
& Posner, New York, N. Y.
AFTERWHILE; words by George Nor-
ton, music by Shep Camp. [16742
©): June 30, 1911; 2*¢. June’ 30;
1911; E 261238; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York, N. Y.
Au! LA CHARMANTE ITISTOIRE; de
lYopérette le Service personnel, de
Henri Enthoven, musique de Louis
Vrémaux. [16748
Oe July 29,7 1912 ca July. 24;
1911; E 263005; Digoudé-Frémaux,
Paris, France.
OTL
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16744
pt. 1, nosy. 6
AIR CHANTANT; par Carl Volti, pour
violon avec ace. de piano. (Cinque
moreceaux de salon, ed. Chanot, no.
1) [16744
© June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 28,
1917; HW 261165; RE: We Chanot '&
sons, London, England.
AIR DE BALLET; par A Luzzatti, pour
- piano. [16745
© July 3) 19a ec duly 3, 10m:
EK 261422; Edwin Ashdown, lItd.,
Londen, England.
ALAUZETA (L’); melodia di Bernart
de Ventadorn, trascritta par violon-
cello, o violino, e armonizzata da
Luigi Torri. [16746
© May 10, 1911; 2 ec. June 24,
1911; E 261575; Guglielmo Zanibon,
Padova, Italy.
ALBA; capriccio, par Constantino de
Crescenzo, op. 264; piano. [16747
Ov dulye225 19d» 2 ers sullivan:
1911; EH 263019; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
ALBUM LEAF; melodie no. 2, by Th.
Herrmann, op. 52, revised and fin-
gered by W. F. Ambrosio; violin
and piano. [16748
©” May 24.) 1911-9 2e:- Juney 20,
1911; EH 260212; Carl Fischer, New
York, IN. Y:
ALIMONY GO ’wayY; words by C. EH.
Howell and R. HE. Long, music by
C. E. Howell. New York, L. Ebbets
music pub. co. [16749
J June 24, 1911; 2 ce June 26,
1911; EH 261116; C. E. Howell, New
York. N.Y. :
ALL ABOARD FOR SAN FRANCISCO IN
1915; words by C. E. Shand, music
by G. H. Pfeil. [16750
Oeil 24) al Oss 2 er alae
1911; E 263054; G. H. Pfeil and G.
HK. Shand, Nevada City, Cal.
ALL ABOARD FOR THE BOARDWALK;
words by Will A. Heelan, music by
Seymour Furth. [16751
Only: 6; 191i o%e. July, todd:
_ BH 261526; Joe Morris music co., New
VY orks Ni Y<
ALL ABOARD, SQUEEZE RIGHT IN; words
and music by Francis J. Lowe, arr.
by Eugene Platzmann. [16752
© suly 4/1911) 2 es duly 12, 1910;
E 260772; Francis J. Lowe, New
Work, N.Y.
—— Same. [16753
©) July 8, W9141-: 27 e) Sully, 8; AGi;
E 261611; Francis J. Lowe, New
Work. ON: WY:
= Se ne
ALL FOR ME; words and music by H.
Johnson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [16754
© June 26, 1911; 2 «& June 30,.
1911; E 261336; Helen Johnson, Ode-
bolt, Iowa.
ALL FOR YOU; poem by William H.
Greene, music by H. Silvester
Krouse. [16755
© July. 14, 1912 sewers: 15)
1911; E 260858; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
ALL IN THE APRIL EVENING; part-song,
words by Katherine Tynan, music by
Hugh SS. Roberton; mixed voices.
4to. [16756
© June 30, 1919> ove sdune: 30}
1911: E 261242; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
ALL IS WELL; words and music by Ira
L. Winterrowd. [16757
© Mar. 4, 1911; 2 ec. June 27, 1911;
E 260519; Firm foundation pub. co.,
Austin, Tex.
ALL THE WORLD LOVES A LOVER; words
by Clyde N. Kramer, music by P.
Hans Flath. [16758
© June 20, 19152 xe) Sime. 28;
1911; E 261168; Clyde N. Kramer &
P. Hans Flath, Dayton, O.
ALLA MAZURKA; by Felix Swinstead ;
piano. (Four easy dances, no. 3.)
[16759
© July 222, 191 Baewsuly. 24,
1911; E 263020; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
ALONE (VERLASSEN) ; by Max Werner,
op. 22; piano. (8 album leaves,
no. 6.) [16760
© July 18) 7oide Drew sulky 24°
1911; E 261980; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
ALONE WITH CHRIST; words and music
by J. Ross Miller; alto or baritone
in D. [16761
© July 10; A9teeeee sw auly 12;
1911; E 260760; Clayton F. Summy
GO. ;Chicaso, eames
ALONG THE BANKS OF THE OHIO; words
by E. A. Hill, music by Robert K.
Belden. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [16762
© June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 380,
1911; E 261315; Mrs. Edward A.
Hill, Augusta, Ga.
972
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
16780
ALS WAR’ DIE WELT ZU KLEIN; ged. von
Ferdinand Dietz, musik von Ludwig
Baumann, op. 98, fiir minnerchor.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [16763
ordune 12° 1911: 2 c July 6,
1911; E 261449; Karl Hochstein,
Heidelberg, Germany.
ALTE (DIE) LINDE; ged. von Aug. The-
len, op. 55, fiir minnerchor. Parti-
tur. 4to. [16764
© gune 20, 1911: 2 « July 28,
soit; BY 263218; Friedr.. Ullrich,
Godesberg a. Rh., Germany.
ALTE (DAS) scHLoss (The old castle) ;
ged. von Karl Bienenstein, English
version by Edward Oxenford, musik
von Felix Weingartner, op. 51.
(Abendlieder, no. 9.) [16765
Oo Mey 11 1911: 2 e July 31,
1911; EK 263239; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
AM I A SLAVE FOR THE RICH; words by
W. Whitworth, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [16766
© June 26, 1911: 2 ¢. June 30,
1911; E 261363; Wallace Whitworth,
Memphis, Tenn.
AMERICA, MY OWN; words and music
by J. W. Langston. [16767
®@) iutys 43, 1911; 2 c. July 15,
1911; E 261704; John W. Langston,
Chicago, Ill.
AMERICAN SONGS; arr. by Barrington
Sargent; band. 4to. [16768
Cy June 25,1911; 2 ¢. June 30,
1911; H 261226; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston, Mass.
AMERICAN YOUTH; march by Fred.
Cauer; piano solo. [16769
© May 24. 1911: 2 c. June 20,
1911; E 260213; Carl Fischer, New
work, N. Y.
AMERICA’S MOST FAMOUS SONGS...
arranged and compiled by Martin
Greenwald. [New York, Printed by
Teller, sons & Dorner, 1911] 66 p.
Svo. $1.00. [16770
©) ane 167 1914: 2 e= June 17,
1911; A 292162; Leo. Feist, New
Mork, N.. ¥:
AMmouR (L’)- S’EVEILLE; valse de J.
Danglas, pour piano seul. [16771
©) aduly: 13, 190d: 2 es. Suly 17,
1911; E 261782; Heugel et cie,
Paris, France.
AMOUR (L’) SEME DES ROSES; valse
boston, paroles de Paul Sonniés,
musique de Ch. Grelinger. [16772
© July 1, 1911; 2c. June 26, 1911;
E 261131; Edition musicale interna-
tionale, La chaux de Fonds, Switzer-
~ land.
AND I MARRIED HIM; words by Al
Bryan, musie by Seymour Furth.
[16773
© July 3, 19ts Ber July 3; 1911;
E 261425; Joe Morris music ¢o.,
New York, N. Y.
ANDANTE FUNEBRE. See Tschaikowsky
(PE)
ANDANTE GRAZIOSO; by Ira B. Wilson:
organ. [16774
© July 3, 1911; 2c. July 14,1911;
E 261683 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
ANDANTE GRAZIOSO IN F; by A. M.
Goodhart. London, Novello & @Go.,
Itd. (Original compositions for the
organ no. 22.) [16775
© June 28, 1911; 2 ce. June 29,
1911; E 260583; A. M. Goodhart,
Brighton, England.
ANDANTE RELIGIOSO; by Walter L.
Twinning; violin and piano. (Four
pieces, no. 1.) [16776
© June 29, 1941 >" 2c. July tO,
1911; E 261653; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
ANDREA Doria; polka, by V. Spadea;
piano solo. [16777
© Wee. 10; 1910); 2c, uly 6, Loa
E 261566; Vincenzo Spadea, New
Mork; Nat ¥:
ANGEL’S VISION; reverie, by John Mar-
tin; piano or cabinet organ. [16778
©) Jue 30, 1911: 2c) July 5,19 Er:
E 260634; D. W. Crist, Moultrie, O.
ANGES, ARCHANGES. See Hiandel (G.
iH)
ANTHEM (THE) OF THE SEA; poem by
Charles Keeler, music by Edith Si-
monds. [16779
@)i duly, 722. 9d es hull 2
1911; E 261988; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
ANTHOLOGY OF AMERICAN SONG; collec-
tion of twenty-six songs, by repre-
sentative American composers; edi-
tion for high voice. [16780
©) iy 2 5 dod 2 ex duly) te,
1911; E 260824; G. Schirmer, New
York.) NsoY¥:
973
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16781
ANTIDOTE; from the Heart breakers,
lyric by Hough and Adams, music
by Melville J. Gideon. [16781
© sully 3) 191d 25e. Fully. Oda
EH 261555; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
ANVIL CHoRuS. See Verdi (G.)
ANY GIRL LOOKS GOOD IN SUMMER;
mareh and_ two-step, by Phil.
Schwartz, arr. by. W. C. O’Hare;
band. [16782
© July 3, 1911; 2c. July 5, 1911;
EK 261562; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
APRON RAG; by George D. Lewis; piano.
[16783
Oiguly 15, 19001. 2 Ca timhys 15,
1911; E 260871; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
ARBITRATOR MARCH; by G. W. Dimke,
arr. for band. 4to. [16784
© July 1, 1911; 2c. July 8, 1911;
E 261596; H. EH. McMillin, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
ARBUCKLENIAN POLKA; by J. Hartman,
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; military band
with cornet solo. 4to. [16785
© July 8, 1911; 2 c.. July 3, 1911;
E 261401; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ARCHIBALD; written and composed by
Philip Braham. [16786
©) July.) 105 191 2” co July 10,
1911; H 260703; Reynolds & co.,
London, England.
ARENSKY (A.) Nocturne; by A. Aren-
Sky, op. 36, no. 38, ed. and fingered
by Henry Levy; piano, in D flat.
[16787
© ssune’ 30.) 1911-2 ves ahya) 1,
1911; EK 260620; G. Schirmer, New
Monk, Ne Ye
ARIEL; dance fantasie, words by Wm.
Shakespeare and Lord Lyttleton,
music by Frederick Stevenson, op.
59; mixed voices; rev. ed. [16788
© July 24, 1911; 2 @ July 24,
1911; EH 263018; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
ARLEQUINADE, et FINESSE; morceaux
trés faciles par Ch. Graziani-Walter,
op. 398, pour piano. (Album mig-
non, no. 8 et 4) [16789
© June. 19, 1911: 2 c July 31,
1911; E 263255; C. Schmidl & ©co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
pt. 111, n. S., v. 6
ARMS OF AMERICA; march by Arthur
Pryor; full band. [16790
© 1c. July 12, 1911; E 260768;
Carl Fischer, New York, N. Y.
"ARRY AND ’ARRIET; lyric and music by
Manuel Klein. [16791
© July 22) 191s, 2 ee aly 24:
1911; E 261989; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ART THOU WEARY; text by St. Stephen,
the Sabaite, translated by Neale,
music by Harry Rowe Shelley; low
voice. [16792
© July 145) 191 2 eerie l5;
1911; EH 260861; G. Schirmer, New
Mork, N.wye
AS PANTS THE HART; hymn-anthem,
words by Tate and Brady, music by
I. H. Meredith. [16793
© March 6, 1911; 2 ce June 29,
1911; EH 260545; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
AT THE FAIR (Auf der kirmess) ; by
Max Werner, op. 22; piano. (8 al-
bum leaves, no. 7.) [16794
© July 18,) 19192 Ve eily, 24,
1911; E 261981; B. FE. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
ATLANTIAN AIR-SHIP; song and waltz,
words and music by Mary Thomson
Golinsky. - [16795
© July 12, 191 2ieauly: a2;
1911; E 260777; Mrs. M. T. Golin-
sky, Golden Gates, Snelly Bay, Ber-
muda.
AU GRE DES HEURES; valse lente, vers
de Pierre D’Amor, musique de F.
Volpatti.
© July. 13 oes Ore aus, 10;
1911; E 261788; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France. [16796
AU RIVAGE, et BADINAGE; Morceaux trés
faciles, par Ch. Graziani-Walter, op.
398, pour piano. (Album mignon,
no. 9, et 10.)
© June 19.) 1912s July 3,
1911; H 263256; C. Schmid! & co.,
Leipzig, Germany. — [16797
AUF WIEDERSEHEN (Till we meet
again); waltzes, by E. H. Bailey;
piano. [16798
© June 27, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
E 261546; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
974.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
16815
AUFRICHTIGE LIEBE; ged. von F. B. aus
Poch-poch, musik von Rudolf Wag-
ner, op. 212B, fiir gemischten chor;
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [16799
© June 10, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
E 261492; Otto Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
AUS DER KINDERWELT (Scenes from
childhood); zwanzig kleine’ ton-
stiicke von Cornelius Gurlitt, op. 74,
neuausgabe von Heinrich Germer,
fir den klavierunterricht. Heft 1
- und 2, nos, 1—20. [16800
© June 10, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
E 261490; Otto Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany,
AUS JUGENDTAGEN ; zwolf klavierstticke
flr kleine leute, von Paul Zilcher,
op. 91, fiir klavier. [16801
© june 12, 1911-2 ¢. July 6, 1914.;
E 261480; D. Rahter, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
AUTHORIZED ODE BOOK OF THE ORDER OF
THE EASTERN STAR, state of New
York. Ist ed. New York, The Grand
chapter, 1911. 64 p. Svo. $1.00.
[16802
Or sully 15 1911+ 2 ec. July 3, 1911;
A 232264; Grand chapter of the
Order of the Eastern star, State of
New York, New York, N. Y.
AUTOMOBILE (THE) CLUB MARCH; by F.
D. Bloomfield; piano. Buffalo, Den-
ton, Cottier & Daniels, [16803
© July 6, 1911; 2c. July 5, 1911;
EK 261667; F. D. Bloomfield, Buffalo,
NS Y.
Ave Marta; by John Lockney;
female voices with acc. of piano.
[16804
Gr july 14 1911°> 2 ¢« July 17,
fen 261707; R. J. Lorin, De
Lisle, Miss.
two
— di Arturo Cuccoli, per violoncello,
0 violino, econ ace. di pianoforte.
[16805
(June 10; 1911; 2 e. June 24,
1911; H 261574; Guglielmo Zanibon,
Padova, Italy.
AvE, REGINA CoELORUM; par Roger-
Ducasse; avec ace. d’orgue ou de
piano. ; [16806
Orsay 29, 19's) 20¢.. July : 24,
1911; E 2638006; Durand et cie,
Paris, France,
AVIATOR (THE); march and two-step,
by H. A. Wyman, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer. 1. Orchestra. 2. Band. 4to.
[16707, 16808
© July 19, 1911; 2 c each July
Zi, AQIS HY 2Z6188h, 2618826 -S. W.
Pepper & son, Philadelphia, Pa.
by L. Howarth; piano.
[16809
© Tune” 26, 191t- 2 ¢: June 2s;
1911; EK 261218; Lou Howarth, Alex-
andria Bay, N. Y.
AWAKENING (THE); written and com-
posed by Fred Hastings. New York,
i By Harms ceo. [16810
© Mulyet Ss. 19d (2 eo sly ess
191%: BH 252088; Krancis, Day, &
Hunter, London, England.
BABILLAGE; Caprice par Giacomo Mar-
chisio, op. 458, no. 2, arr. pour quin-
tette pour instruments 4 cordes.
[16811
© May 18, 1911; 2c. July 6,1911;
E 261516; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
Bary Rose; march and two-step, by
George Christie, arr. by Sol. Levy;
band. [16812
©! July 3.19112) 2 c.. July 6, 19h:
E 261561; M. Witmark & sons, New
York N. X
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) A Dieu
seul sont le jour, la nuit; extrait de
la eantate, Gott ist mein k6nig, par
J. S. Bach, traduction francaise de
M™* Henriette Fuchs, transcription
par Edouard Mignan, pour basse.
(Airs classiques texte francais et
allemand, no. 20.) [16813
© July Wesel eZ e.* uly iG
191 > HB 261758: Durand et” cie.,
Paris, France.
— Fantasie und fuge, G moll; von
J. S. Bach, arr. von Max Reger, fiir
klavier zu vier hinden. obl. S8vo.
(Ausgewiihlte orgel-werke, no. 8023.)
[16814
© June 2, 1911; 2 c. June 30, 1911;
E 261268; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Le yoici, le héros; extrait de la
eantate; Gott fihret auf, par J. S.
Bach, traduction francaise de Hen-
riette Fuchs, transcription par
Edouard Mignan, pour baryton et
piano. (Airs classiques, textes
francais et allemand, no. 25.)
[16815
@ie july, ash) 19h Dey hithye ee
1911: E 261781; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
979
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16816
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN )—Contd.
Mon ame croyante tressaille et
chante; extrait de la cantate de la
Pentecdte, Also hat Gott, par J. S.
Bach, traduction francaise de Hen-
riette Fuchs, transcription par
HKugéne Borrel. 1. Soprano avec
piano. 2. Sop. avee piano et violon-
celle obligé. (Airs classiques, textes
-frangais et allemand, no. 22 & 23.)
[16816, 16817
© July 13, 1911;.2 c. each July 17,
1911; E 261769, 261770; Durand et
cie., Paris, France.
Plaintes, larmes, peines saintes;
extrait de la cantate, Ich hatte viel
bektimmerniss, von J. S. Bach, tra-
duction francaise de Henriette
Fuchs, transcription par Edouard
Mignan, pour soprano et piano.
(Airs classiques, textes francais et
allemand, no. 24.) [16818
Oduye 13, YON Dee.> sully.
1911; E 261772; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
Prends mon coeur; extrait de la
cantate, Sie werden aus Saba, von
J. S. Bach, traduction francaise de
Henriette Fuchs, transcription par
Edouard Mignan, pour ténor_ et
piano. (Airs classiques, textes fran-
ecais et allemand, no. 21.) [16819
Owmuly is. Moti 2 ce july, <7,
1911; EH 2617738; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
BADINAGE; by Arthur Trew; violon-
cello and pianoforte. (Stainer &
Bell’s violoncello library, no. 1.)
[16820
©wuly, 22) doi eeu, 24a Oi
EK 261973; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
— See also Au rivage.
BAGPIPES FOR EVER; words by Fred. E.
Weatherly, music by J. L. Roeckel;
in B flat and C. [16821
© suly 15, Saal 32 we Saaly,) A
1911; E 261810; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew (ltd.), London, Eng-
land.
BALALAIKA (THE) [TUTOR]; instruc-
tion book [for primitive musical in-
strument in Russia]. [16822
©) July 5, 191%: 2c. July 6, 1911;
E 261572; Hawkes & son, London,
England.
pt. mess Vv:
Batre (MICHAEL WILLIAM) Bohe-
mian girl; selection from opera by
Balfe, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; mili-
tary band. 4to. [16823
© July 14, 190 92 el iy 13,
1911; E 260789 ; A W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BALLADINE; par Louis Nicole, op. 32,
pour violon avec acc. de piano.
[16824
© June 26. 191a 2c. June 28,
mio ha a) 261166 : EF. W. Chanot &
sons, London, England.
BAMBOULA (THE); rhapsodic dance,
by 8S. Coleridge-Taylor; orchestra
score. [16825
© July 5, 191%; 2 ely G6, 1911 -
E 261571; Hawkes & son, London,
England.
BANJO (THE); caprice de concert arr.
for left hand alone, by Charles
Kunkel; piano. [16826
© June 30; 2d? wer duly 3;
1911; EH 261416; Kunkel bros. music
co., St. Louis, Mo.
BANNERWEIHE (FLAG RAISING) ; march
by F. Nowowieski, arr. by Barring-
ton Sargent; band. [16827
© July 8, 19ids Bren amuily® 13.
1911; E 260822; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston, Mass.
BARCAROLE;. by Laurence Watkins;
piano. [16828
© July 5,1911; 2 e. July 6, 1911;
E 261553; Frederick Harris ¢co.,
London, England.
— See Offenbach (J.)
BARCAROLLE; by Leo Cahn, op. 24, re-
vised and edited by W. F. Ambrosio;
two violins and piano. [16829
© May 29, 1911; 2 « June 20,
1911; E 260217; Carl Fischer, New
Works, uNe xe
BARCAROLLE IN F; by H. Engelmann;
piano. [16830
© June 30) 191g 2Me Duly 3,
1911; E 261386; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
BARCELONA; lyric by Marvin Lee, mu-
sic by Donald Bestor. [16831
© June, 30 1911; 2 c« June 30,
1911; EK 260587; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago Ill.
976
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
16849
Baron (THE) OF BRACKLEY; Scotch
border ballad, composed by William
Henry Bell; vocal score. [16832
mrduly 24, 1911; 2 « July 24,
1911; E 2638061; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London, England.
BaTIsTeE. Andante; by Batiste, edited
by Cyril Monk; violin and piano.
(Junior violin student, no. 3.)
[168383
Orduly 22° 1911: 2 ee July 24,
1911; E 261960; Nicholson & co.,
Itd., Sydney, Australia.
Baya (LA); fantaisie chinoise, par H.
Christiné; piano. [16834
Onarwig 29, 1911: 2 ¢ July 24,
1911; EK 263000; Christiné, Paris,
France.
BE CHEERY, DEARIE; march- ballad,
words and music by A. Siebrecht.
[168385
© June 29, 1911; 2c. July 3, 1911;
EH 2613882; Arthur M. Siebrecht, Lex-
ington, Ky.
BE NOT AFRAID; words and music by
Littie B. Colver. [16836
june 24, 1911: 2 c. June 28,
1911; E 261174; Squire & Kinne, St.
Louis, Mo.
BEAR DANCE; from Wan o’ the woods,
by M. Payson; piano. [16837
© 1c. June 26, 1911; E 261156;
Mary Payson, San Diego, Cal.
BEAUTIFUL LAND OF LOVE; words and
music by Albert Simpson Reitz.
[16838
ferAucy I 1910<"2 .¢. July 7, 1911;
KH 260670; Albert Simpson Reitz,
Chicago, III.
BEIM SCHEIDEN; ged. von Carl Pusch,
musik von Herm. Sonnet, op. 125,
fiir minnerchor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. [16839
© June 12, 1911; 2c. July G6, 1911;
H 261450; Karl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany.
BEL RAGGIO LUSINGHIER. See Rossini
GG. A).
BELFRY BELLS; by Geo. L. Spaulding;
piano. [16840
Oe dhuly) 20; 1901: 2 -e) Fuly 21,
1911; H 261944; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
BELLE OF THE BALL WALTZES; by John
Martin; cabinet organ or piano.
[16841
©: June 28, 191Ls 2 ©. Tully" 1,
1911; E 260609; D. W. Crist, Moul-
tiie; ©:
BELMONT (THE) POLKA; by Frank
Leonard; piano or cabinet organ.
[16842
©) Sune 30; AG(# > 2c! Auily 5;
1911; E 260635; D. W. Crist, Moul-
trie, O.
BELOVED; words and music by Harry
Brunswick Loéb, French version by
Charles Fontaine. [16845
© eduly 22. 190i Be. dative 24s
1911; E 263067; Ernest M. Loéb,
New Orleans, La.
BENEATH THY WINDOW (’O sole mio) ;
Neapolitan serenade, words by
Claude Aveling, music by. E. di
Capua. No. 1 in G. [16844
©)" Sully; 11, 194. 2 ey, Tully 2,
1911; EH 260785; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
BERCEAU (LE); conte d’enfant, par
Charles Dancla, op. 165, revised and
edited by Gustav Saenger; violin
and piano. [16845
© June 9, 1911; 2 c« June 20,
1911; EH 260215; Carl Fischer, New
York: ani: Y:
BERCEUSE; by Cyril Scott; piano.
[16846
Oy Tully wits OMe: OD rer nil verl te
1Ois > Ey 261804) Milkin & “coz ital
London, England.
by Walter
and piano.
L. Twinning; violin
(Four pieces, no. 4.)
[16847
© June 29, 1911; 2 ec. July 10,
1911; E 261654; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, Hngland.
— (Cradle song); in G. by George
Rosenkrans; orgon. 4to. [16848
© Tully, A911 +2) ec. July 6) 1911:
EK 260663; Geo. Molineux, New
Work, Newey
BEST OF ALL; words by Robert Brown-
ing, music by H. J. Stewart; high
in G. [16849
©) dune-BO, 19117) 2) eh duly 1,
1911; E 260628; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York, N. Y.
977
16850
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, BES vi 6
BETTY AND THE BABY; words and mu-
sic by R. S. Coward. [16850
© Vsulyoias Oita? er aullyanl a,
1911; E 261625; Brown-Franklin
co., Fort Worth, Tex.
Betty Brown; words and music by
M. Robinson. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [16851
©; June 26, 1911; 2 ¢ June 30,
DOI RY 26133Se Marietta Robinson,
Woodlawn, Ala.
BEYOND THE SEA; words by J. L.
Smith, music by T. B. Webb.
[16852
© Mar: 4191 2 ¢ june 27549
E 260511; Firm foundation pub. co.,
Austin, Tex.
Bist UND Bory; polka-Rheinlinder aus
der operette, der Ledige gatte, musik
von Gustay Wanda, fiir harmonie-
musik. 4to. [16858
©. June SO) 1914 327 c. June 30;
1911; E 261258; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
Big Pow-wow; Indian intermezzo by
Florence M. Pearce. [16854
© July 19,1911; 2 ce. July 19, 1911;
H 261823; Maurice Shapiro, New
WorlgeNe
BIRD OF DAY; words by Fred Knoch,
music by Florian Pascal (Two-part
song for treble voices, third series
no. 42.) [16855
©) June 28. 19tile 2c." suly 76,
1911; E 261550; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London, England.
BLARNEY OF WILLARNEY; lyric and
music by Manuel Klein. [16856
@a sly 20. AO arc. uly 2a
1911; EK 2619438; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
BLESS THOU THE LoRD; anthem,
words from the Bible, music by
James Martin; organ, 4to. (The
Ambrose edition of church music no.
141.) [16857
© July 5, 191d - Bie. July 13) 19d
E 260827; Ambrose Abbott & ©co.,
London, England.
BLESSED STORY OF THE CROSS; words by
Jas. .B.. Kranklin; music by G.. H.
Ramsey. [16858
©) Mar. 4, 1911-92 sen; sunes 27,
1911; E 260510; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
BLoop oF JESUS; words by Louise
Watson, music by Seeley D. Kinne.
[16859
© June 24, 1911; 2 c.- June 28,
1911; E 261176; Squire & Kinne, .
Omaha, Neb.
BLOoOD-RED WINE; words and music by
Laura Hubbard Jaccard. [16860
© July 5, 19913 2 ie samy 11,
1911; E 261627; Brown-Franklin
co., Fort Worth, Tex.
Bioop (THE) THAT REDEEMS; words
and music by F. A. Clark. (The
missionary call.) [16861
© July 15,1911; 2¢. July 21, 1911;
E 261890; F. A. Clark, Philadelphia,
Pa.
BLuE (THE) AND THE GRAY; words by
KF. M. Finch, music by G. Orbin.
[16862
© May 12, 199%: 92s une 29,
1911; E 260565; Geo. Orbin, Pitts-
bureh; Par
BLUE (THE) BIRD; words by Hal Mor-
daunt, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[16863
© June 28, 1911= O2ecadume-28,
1911; E 261197; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York,.N. Y.
BLUMENREIGEN (Flower dance); par
Paul Zilcher, op. 89, pour piano.
(Impressions, no. 5.) [16864
© May 18, 1911; 2 c. Jul. 6, 1911;
EH 261513; Bosworth & Co., Leipzig,
Germany.
Boat sone; by S. Whitson; piano.
(Whitson melodies, vol. 3.) Minne-
apolis, Joseph H. Frank. [16865
© June: 3; 19 ere sume 10;
1911; E 261623; S. Whitson, Ana-
tonna, Minn.
BOHMISCH; von Otto Singer, op. 9
fiir klavier. (Drei klavierstticke,
no. 3.) [16866
© June 10, 1911; 2 c. July 6, 1911;
E 261483; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
See Puccini (G.).
See Balfe (M. W.).
See Puccini (G.).
BooSTER MARCH AND TWO-STEP; by
Otto William Hauck; piano. [16867
© June 28, 19id.. 2 eo uly eon;
BE 261428; Otto William Hauck, Ok-
lahoma City, Okla.
BoHEME (LA).
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
BoHEMIANS (THE).
978
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
16886
Boy scour; march and two step, by
Grace Heller; piano. [16868
© Joly 8, 1911; 2c. July 8, 1911;
E 261585; Ralph H. Beittel, Colum-
bia, Pa.
Boy scouts MARCH; by J. C. Macy;
piano. [16869
© June 27, 1911; 2c. July 3, 1911;
EK 261387; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Boy (THE) SCOUTS OF AMERICA; words
by Frank W. Johnson, music by
John T. Peterson [arr. by John L.
Bastian]. [16870
© ajuly 3, 1911; 2c July 5, 1911;
E 260697; Peterson music co., Chi-
cago, Ill.
Boys (THE) IN BLUE; words by B. F.
Cochran, arr. by E. S. T., music by
Lee G. Kratz. [16871
© May 22, 1911; 2 c. June 29,
1911; E 260546; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
BRAHMS (JOHANNES) Wiegenlied; by
J. Brahms, arr. by Cyril Monk; vio-
lin and piano. (Transcriptions of
celebrated pieces, no. 2.) [16872
jm suly 22, 1911: 2 c. July _ 24,
1911; E 261965; Nicholson & co., I1td.,
Sydney, Australia.
BREAK, BREAK, BREAK; words by Ten-
nyson, music by Albert Victor Young.
[16873
eeduly 17, 1911- 2-c¢ July 17,
1911; EH 261720; A. V. Young, Knox-
ville, Tenn.
BRISE DES NUITS (Breezes of the
night) ; waltz, by G. Lamothe, arr.
by L. P. Laurendeau; full band.
[16874
©) May 27, 1911; 2 ¢. June 20,
1911; E 260216; Carl Fischer, New
Mork N. Y.
BROWN EYES OR BLUE EYES; words and
music by Z. M. Ayres. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [16875
© June 26, 1911; 2 ec. June 380,
1911; EK 2613800; Mrs. Z. W. Ayres,
Parkton, Md.
_ BuDS AND BLOSSOMS; easy pieces and
|
|
|
exereises, by W. F. Strong, arr. for
young or old pupils beginning piano
lessons. Part 1. Revised edition.
[16876
ey duly. 12, 1911: 2 «. ‘July 24,
1911; EH 261957; W. F. Strong, Dixon,
Til.
BUFFALO BILL’S FAREWELL; march and
two-step, by Marion Arlington, arr.
by Sol. Levy; orchestra. [16877
©) July 3, 19s 2 eb July Gs 1914 -
E 261560; M. Witmark & sons, New
vVork,. N.Y,
BUMBLE BEE; from Follies of 1911,
words by Havez & Donnelly, music
by James Blyler. [16878
©) June 26, 1911: 2 & June’ 26,
19th. 2610133: Be. Remick & eo:,
New York, N. Y.
BURLETTA ;
klavier.
von Otto Singer, op. 9, ftir
(Drei klavierstticke, no. 1.
[16879
© June 10, 1911; 2 ¢. July 6, 1911;
E 261481; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
BUTTERFLIES; by J. Frank Frysinger,
op. 57; piano. [16880
© Suly- 141902 es Inala Ae
1911; E 261658; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York, N. Y.
By HIs POWER HE LIFTED ME; words by
Mrs. Gi, D, Martin, music py, iW-
Stillman Martin. [16881
©) July, 19, 1911: 2 ¢ July 18,
1911; E 262081; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, Ill.
CALIFORNIA POPPIES; words and music
by Mrs. W. H. Weddle. [16882
©: duly 15; 1911.2 ec Tuly Js:
1911; EH 268030; Mrs. W. H. Weddle,
Bakersfield, Cal.
CALL (THE) OF THE MOOSE; march, by
H. J. B. Berard; piano. [16883
© July 8, 1911; 2 ec. July 8, 1911;
E 261591; Hermann J. B. Berard,
Attleboro Falls, Mass.
CALVARY; words and music by O. L.
Thompson. [16884
Ore duly 8) 19013 on) 261433
O. L. Thompson, Eureka Springs,
Ark.
CAMPUS (THE); Selection, by Walter
De Leon; piano. [16885
©, July 3. 1910 3.2) ec. Imly, 5, 19k
E 261556; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work Ne Y¥:
CAN YOU FORGIVE; words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Fabian Rose; in
Key of D. [16886
© Tully. 13. 19tte= 2c en Sula 4:
1911; E 261680; Philips & Page, Lon-
don, England.
979
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16887
pt. 111, n. S., v. 6
CANTABILE; par Joseph Jongen, op. 37,
pour orgue. (Quartre piéces, no. 1.)
[16887
© Duly) 13, 191d 2) €)4Suly 17;
1911; EH 261760; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
CANTATA; per le onoranze ad Amilcare
Ponchielli nel 25° anniversario
della sva morte, parole Giuseppe
Adami, musica di Italo Montemezzi,
riduzione per canto e pianoforte di
Ugo Solazzi. [16888
©, June 2s 19? oe; June 29:
1911; EK 260585; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
CANZONA; by Clifford Demarest; or-
gan. (St. Cecilia series no. 30.)
[16889
© July 8, 1911; 2c. July 10, 1911;
BE 260724; H. W. Gray co., New
Works, ING YX:
CARLAVROCK; Scottish violin solo, by
Mackenzie-Murdoch; piano acc.
[16890
@) June’ 26, 1911 2 ey june. 26,
1911; E 261099; Reynolds & @o.,
London, Hngland.
CARNATION MARCH; by Harry Austin
Tierney; piano. [16891
©), Siulyaaiia, Oda 2 -Crrdulliys, ley,
1911; E- 263038; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
CARNIVAL BINGO; march two step, by
Chas. Cohen, arr. by F. H. Losey;
orchestra with piano acc. 4to.
[16892
HOw Nuly 220) 1 2 Ver ative ale
1911: E 261894; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
CAROLINE TAKE A SPIN WITH ME; words
by Charles W. Schaefer, music by
Neil Navarre. [16893
Ow july S191? ce. duly) 15,
1911; E 260901; Charles W. Schaefer,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CAST THY BURDEN UPON THE [LORD;
music by A. W. Lansing, in F and D.
[16894
© July ASP wold: 92 -e Sully 124.
1911; EH 261926; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
CELLO, AND PIANO ALBUM; arr. by [J. N.
Klohr. | [16895
© June 30, 1911; 2 ce. June 30,
1911; EH 260729; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CHAIN GANG; words and music by S. J.
Park. [16896
© 1c. July 3, 1911; E 261432:
Sam J. Park, Punxsutawney, Pa.
CHAMP CLARK’S CONGRESS; by Will
Huff; band. 4to. [16897
© July 5,1911; 2 ec. July 12, 1911;
E 260754; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
CHANSON D’AMOUR; by Louis Victor
Saar, op. 60, no. 2. 1. Violin and
piano. 2. Violin solo with string or-
chestra ace. [16898, 16899
© May 10, 1911; 2 «© each June
20, 1911; E 260218, 260219; Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y.
romanza par Francis Bohr, pour
piano. [16900
© July 15, 1911; 2%, July 17,
1911; E 261807; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
CHANSON DE LA FILEUSE; par A. Luz-
zatti, pour piano. [16901
© July 3, (olde 2 ie aay By 19111 -
HE 261428 ; Edwin Ashdown, ltd., Lon-
don, England,
CHANSON (LA) DES FEUILLES;: inter-
mezzo, by Ernest Gillet; piano.
[16902
© July 7, 1911; 2 ¢ July 8, 1911;
E 261621; Enoch ar ¢o.,. Paris,
France.
CHANSON SANS PAROLES ET CAPRICE;
par Emile Sauret, op. 70, pour violon
et piano. (Trois morceaux caracté-
ristiques, no. 2.) [16903
© June 10, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
EK 261488; Otto Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
CHARITE (La). See Rossini (G. A.).
Cuarity; words by H. S. Le Blanc,
musie by Ollin Cady. [16904
© July 8, 191: 2 er sales, 1911:
Hi 261619; Ellen Sanche Le Blanc,
River Rouge, Mich.
CHE GELIDA. MANINA. See Puccini
(G.).
CHE PENA E CHE DOLORE; rispetto
toscano, canti popolari toscani rac-
colti da Giuseppe Tigri, musica di V. |
Vannini. [16905
© June 6, 1911; 2 c. June 19, 1911;
E 263040; Vineenzo Vannini, Flor-
ence, Italy.
980
omnis
FT
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
16925
CHEER UP; words by Edith Sanford
Tillotson, music by I. H. Meredith.
[16906
igenpr. 19, 1910; 2 ec, June 29,
1911; E 260547; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
CHEER-UP, DEARIE; words and music by
J. Edelson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [16907 ©
© June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
1911; E 261302; Jack Edelson, Chi-
: eago, Ill,
_ CHEER UP, MY LADDIE, CHEER UP; words
_ and music by K. Bird. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [16908
@ June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
1911; E 261332; Kathryn Bird, Mil-
waukee, Wis.
| CHERISHED MEMORIES; nocturne, by
| Frank P. Atherton, op. 210; piano.
| [16909
| my oaily 10) 1981; 2 e. July 10,
1 peo) BY 260735;. Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
| CHEVILLARD (CAMILLE) Impromptu en
| vé bémol; par C. Chevillard, op. 14,
| pour piano. [16910
|) © June 22, 1911; 2 e July 15,
i) 1911; EK 260887; O. Bouwens van
der Boijen & cie., Paris, France.
| CHILD LOVE: words by Dave Oppen-
heim, music by Joe Cooper. [16911
\| er soly 14,1911: 2.e; July 15,
i ea9it: BH 260854; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
| CHILDHOOD DREAMS; reverie, by Hal
|| Vinton; piano. [16912
© June 26, 1911; 2 ec. June 26,
1911; E 261103; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, O.
|| CHILDREN’S PRAISE, NO. 2; edited by
, i. H. Meredith, Grant Colfax Tul-
lar, Chas. C. Ackley. 8vo. [169138
Oreape, 17,1911: 2 ce. June .29,
| 1911; A 290963; Tullar-Meredith
| (eo., New York, N. Y.
\Cnimes (THE); by E. L. Ashford;
organ. [16914
metuly 3 1911: 2-e. July 14,
| 1911; EH 261684; Lorenz pub. co.,
| Dayton, O.
|, CHING-A-LING-A-L00 ; words by Ralph
| L. Barnhouse, music by Lucien
Denni. Kansas City, Harry Kelly
music pub. co. [16915
(June 30; 1911; 2 « July 3,
1911; E 261380; Riley & Denni mu-
Sic publishers, Kansas City, Mo.
CHOCHOTTE; schottisch, par Heinrich
Tellam; piano. [16916
© July 29, 1911; 2 @ July 24,
1911; E 268004; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
CHORALIA; a Selection of new hymn-
tunes and chants, composed and
arr. by Edgar Pettman. S8vo.
[16917
te) Suby de, 191t = 2 € july. 13
1911; E 260847; Houghton & co.,
London, England.
CHRIST IS RISEN; an Easter anthem,
words from the Bible, edited by I.
H. M., music by E. Minshall; mixed
voices. 4to. [16918
© Mar. 4, 1911; 2 « June 29,
1911; E 260548; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York, N. Y.
CHRYSALIS (THE); march and two-
step, by Wallace Rogers; piano.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[16919
© June 26, 1911 :02) ‘ce Funes 30,
1911; E 261294; W. A. Rogers, Cham-
plin, Minn.
CHRYSANTHEMEN; walzer von Frie-
drich Kaula. 1. Pianoforte. 2. Sa-
lon-orchester. [16920, 16921
© July 1, 1911: 2 @ each July
14, 1911; E 261695, 261696; Alfred
Schmid, nachfolger, Munich, Ger-
many.
CHRYSANTHEMUM; polka by H. A.
Vander Cook, cornet and piano.
[16922
©) ume 20; 41944 = 42% ey. dala ele
1911; H 261672; H. A. Vander Cook,
Chicago, I11.
CITY PLAYGROUNDS; words by Charles
W. Gerhart, music by M. A. Alt-
house. [16923
Owsuby S191 Qe July 8; i911:
E 261587; Penn publishing co., Read-
ime a):
CLAUDINE; valse by Pedro de Zulueta,
arr. by H. M. Higgs; orchestra. 4to.
(Chappell’s orchestral journal, no.
629.) [16924
© July 6G: 1912. duly 7s toi:
E 260682; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
piano ace. part. 4to. (Chap-
pell’s orchestral journal, no. 629.)
[16925
© July 18. d9t1s 2 -eaguly 19;
1911; E 261870; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
981
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16926
pt. II, n. s., v. 6
CLOVER DAYS; words by Havez and
Donnelly, music by Nat Goldstein.
[16926
© July 14, 1911; 2 c. July 18,
1911; EH 262032; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
CocK-A-HOOP; two-step, by Robert Co-
ningsby Clarke, arr. by Arthur
Wood; orchestra. 4to. [16927
@r July 10,7 190 ee Aula elle
1911; EH 261639; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
piano ace. part. 4to. (Chap-
pell’s orchestral journal, no. 630.)
. [16928
© julyd3. TOs 2 eel
1911; E 261697; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
CaurR (LE) DE Ftortia; ballet-panto-
mime en deux actes, de Mme. Mari-
quita et André de Lorde, musique de
Georges Menier. [16929
© May 18, 1914- 2c. June’ 10;
1911; D 18916; O. Bouwens van der
Boijen & cie, Paris, France.
COLLEGE (THE) FAVORITE; musical.
comedy in three acts, words and mu-
sic by HE. B. Hess. [16930
©1e July 14, 1911; E 261666;
Ed. B. Hess, Wyoming, O.
COLLEGE MINISTRY TO CITY CHILDREN.
[Year 3, no 8, July, 1911] [Hymns
and songs with syllabus and sug-
gestions for use in daily vocation.
Bible schools.] Ed. by Amy Hope
Boville and Robert G. Boville.
New York, The Century co., 1911.
Wij S62) ps lush 78vo0: [16931
© June 24 1911:°2 e June’ 2s,
1911; A 2921382; Century co., New
York, Ne NX:
COLLINES (LES) D’ANACAPRI; extrait du
1°* livre de préludes, par Claude
Debussy, transcription par Jacques
Charlot, pour piano 4 4 mains.
[16932
(©) Atibe Use she Be, Vanna see
1911; E 261762; Durand et ceie.,
Paris, France.
COME HOME; words and music by
Ralph Whitehead. [16933
OV Tuly 19) ) Aoi? wes eiuliy 9)
1911; E 261824; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
COME, LET US SING; words by Grace
Maynard, music by Jas. B. Frank-
lin. [16934
© Mar. 4 -d01t; 92 ,el ine 27,
1911; E 260508; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
COME LOVE IN THE MOONLIGHT; words
and music by Halpin O’Reilly Gil-
bert. [16935
© July 15" 19a weily 15,
1911; E 260872; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
COME ON BOYS, BE GAME; words by A.
S. Dzieman, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [169386
© June 26, 1911; 2 e June 380,
1911; E 261312; Alex. Dzieman,
Milwaukee, Wis.
COME ON OVER, LET’S ALL GET ACQUAINT-
ED; words by A. Seymour Brown,
music by Nat. D. Ayer. [16937
© June 30, 1911; 2 @ June 380,
1911; E 261239; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
CoME OUT AND SEE THE BALL GAME;
words and music by V. Harsin.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[16938 |
© June 26, Wide see june 30!
1911; E 261377; Vernon MHarsin,
Madison, Ind.
CoME UNTO ME; anthem by F. A.
Clark: mixed voices. 4to. [16939 _
© June 29, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
1911; EH 261225; F. A. Clark, Phila-}|
delphia, Pa.
COME UNTO ME, ALL YE THAT LABOUR;
anthem words from the Bible, mu-
sic by J. F. Heyde. 4to. (Selected |
popular anthem from Weekes & co’s.
series no. 185.) 16840
©, June: 26, 19d 2 pered uly
1911; E 260658 ; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, ‘England.
CoMING HOME; words by Mrs. J. H.
Hampton, music by C. J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[16941
© July: 129) 1Saai eae. duly, es
1911; E 260923; Mrs. J. H. Hamp-
ton, Altoona, Pa.
CONCENTRATION AND TECHNIC; piano
exercises for developing the fingers
by Louis Stillman. [16942
© June 29, 1911; 2 ce June 30,
1911; H 261229 : M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
982
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|
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|
|
|
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
16961
CONCERT VALSE; by A. W. Lansing;
piano. [16943
emily 10, 1911;'2 ¢. July 10,
1911; E 260736; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CONCERTO ROMANTIQUE.
te. P.)
CONSIDER THE WONDROUS WORKS OF
Gop; words by Jennie Wilson, mu-
sic by W. M. Yowell. [16944
om Mar 4) 1911: 2 ce. June 27,
1911; EH 260521; Firm foundation
- pub. co., Austin, Tex.
See Godard
CONSOLATION. See Mendelssohn-Bar-
moldy (J. L. F.)
| CONTENTMENT; words by Mary Turner
Salter, music by J. Louis Shenk;
low voice in D. [16945
mic. July 12, 1911; H 260750; J.
Louis Shenk, Dayton, Ohio.
ConTRAST (A); by Clement M. Spur-
ling, op. 7; piano. (Bagatelles, no.
=.) [16946
Orminly 1.1911: 2 c. July 13,1911;
E 260839; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
| Coontown CAPERS ; characteristic
march and two-step, by John Mar-
tin; piano or cabinet organ. [16947
i © dune 22,1911; 2 ce. June 28,
comes HM 6.261207;
Moultrie, O.
DL Wee erist,
| CORALE SOPRA UN TEMA DI J. S. BAcH;
|| di F. Boghen, per pianoforte. [16948
© June 38, 1911; 2 c. June 23, 1911;
Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
iW
| CORNELIUS’ PROHIBITION SONGS; ed. and
pubd. by R. H. Cornelius. S8vo.
[16949
© June 24, 1911: 1c. July 5,1911,
me July 18, 1911: A..293116; R. H.
Cornelius, Midlothian, Tex.
1 Corona: valse, by Amy Woodforde-
Finden; orchestra. 4to. [16950
im rduly 22 1911; 2 ec. July 24,
1911; E 263015; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
piano. [16951
© June 28, 1911; 2 c@ June 29,
1911; E 260580; Boosey & co., Lon-
) don, England.
| Corona MARCH; by Abbie A. Ford;
piano. rat [16952
© June 29, 1911; 2c. July 1,1911;
E 260618; Standard music pub.
house, Chicago, III.
0872—11——2
CoroNA (THE) WALTZ; by James
Francis Downes; piano. [16953
©) Sully Ait Itt. 2. tily ae
1911; EK 262059; J. B. Cramer & co.,
Itd., London, England.
CORONATION WALTZ; by Flora McGill;
piano. [16954
© guly 15, wit: 2 <¢.. July 15,
1911; E 260873; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
Cort; hymn tune, composed by Charles
Cort (1911), musie only. [16955
© July 2,1911; 2 ¢. June 30, 1911;
E 261278; Charles A. Cort, Cedar-
hurst, Long Island, N. Y.
CouNT (THE) OF LUXEMBOURG; a new
musical play in® 2; acts, by “A. M:
Willner and Robert Bodanzky, adapt-
ed for the English stage by Basil
Hood, lyrics by B. Hood and Adrian
Ross, music by Franz Lehar; vocal
Score. 4to. [16956
© June 14, 1911: 2c. June D5,
1911; D 18917; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
CounTY (THE) FAIR; by L. N. Nickels-
burg, arr. by M. Cummins; piano.
[16957
©. 1c. duly dS, 1911; BH - 2620870;
Lillian N. Nickelsburg, New York,
Nee
CRADLE SONG; by Alfredo Barili, op. 18.
ed. by Carl Wilhelm Kern: piano.
[16958
Orehuly 22, 1911 22 ce uly 24,
1911; E 263051: Shattinger piano &
musie co., St. Louis, Mo.
— (Wiegenlied). study on broken
chords, by Alfred Kaiser; piano.
(Four short pieces. no. 1.) [16959
Cy Siblys 2 Oe ie uly 24
1911; E 261976; Alfred. Lengnick &
co., London, England.
CRIMSON (THE) RAMBLER; March and
two-step, by W. Somerkamp; piano.
[16960
©) June, 26. 191t = 2) eo June, 28;
1911; E 261217; William Somer-
kamp, Cincinnati, O.
CROWNING OF CHRISTMAS; musical play
in 1 act, by Mary L. Gaddess and
Stanley Schell. [16961
O~sunes 12,019) 2) es .chume 14.
1911; D 18921; Edgar S. Werner,
New York, N. Y.
983
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16962
pt. 11, es v.'6
CUBAN DANCE; by Ignazio Cervantes,
arr. by Otto Langey; orchestra; no.
4. (G. Schirmer’s galaxy of orches-
tra music, no. 41.) [16962
© June 30, 1911; 2c. July 1, 1911;
E 260625; G. Schirmer, New York,
ING SY.
CUJUS ANIMAM. See Rossini (G. A.)
CUPID AND THE MOON; words and mu-
sic by George E. Gudapel, arr. by
the Williams duo. [16963
©) July. 09; 1911 92) eo Sans, 24s
1911; E 261968; George E. Gudapel,
Houston, Tex.
DADDY’S BOY; opera in 8 acts, words by
George Brackett Seitz, music by M.
de Forest-Anderson. [16964
© 1 co July 21, 191i; DW 18987 :
Marguerite de Forest-Anderson, Bos-
ton, Mass.
DANCE IN THE ANCIENT STYLE; by
Mark S. Dickey; ’cello and piano.
[16965
© 1c. July 14, 1911; E 261668;
Mark S. Dickey, Kennebunk, Me.
DANCE OF SPRING; words by M. F. Gip-
son, music by Earl Taylor. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[16966
©) July 20, 1911: 2 se, July, 20;
1911; KH 261914; M. F. Gipson, Stam-
HOME NG
DANCE OF THE LILLIPUTIANS; charac-
teristic dance, by John Martin; pi-
ano or cabinet organ. [16967
© ume 22, 1911: 2 e Tune 2s:
1911; E 261208; D. W. Crist, Moul-
trie, O.
DANCER’S DELIGHT; schottische, by
Heinrich Engel; piano. [16968
© July) 10; 1.901 72) xe. uly. nO,
1911; E 260737; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DANCING SHADOWS; gavotte, by Grace
Walls Linn; piano. [16969
© duly, 24.) 19 2) es July 24,
1911; E 263055; Carlin music co.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
DANCLA (CHARLES) 12 melodious stu-
dies; by C. Dancla, op. 194, revised
and edited by Franz Bornschein;
violin. (Schmidt’s educational se-
ries no. 42.) [16970
© July 6, 1911; 2 ce. July 10, 1911;
E 260707; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
DANDELION ; words and music by Edith
Sanford Tillotson. [16971
© Apr. 19,..1910="2' Game 29,
1911; E 260551; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N.Y.
DANS LA FORET; par Emile Sauret, op.
70, pour violin et piano. (Trois
morceaux caractéristiques, no. 3.) _
[16972
© June 10, 1911; 2 ec. July 6, 1911;
EK 261489; Otto Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
DANS LA VALLEE; par Frédéric Binet,
op. 107, pour le piano. [16973
© July 13, 19st ewer wigs 17.
1911; E 261763; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
DANSE DES PRETRESSES DE DAGON. See
Saint-Saéns (C. C.).
DANSE DES SABOTS (Wooden shoe
dance) ; from suite, In Holland, no.
4, by Christiaan Kriéns; violin and
piano. [16974
© June: 8, 1901-729 ease 920;
1911; E 260221; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks Ns a6
DANSE HONGROISE; by Ernest Gillet;
orchestra. 4to. [16975
© July 7, 1911: 2 © dully-8, 1911;
261620: -Hnoch "ke seo: Earis;
France.
DANSES TZIGANES (Gypsy dances) ; by
Tivadar Nachéz, op. 14, nos. 1 and
2, revised and edited by Gustav
Saenger; violin and piano. [16976
© May 29, 1911: 2 e@ dune 20/8
1911; E 260222; Carl Fischer, New
York ANG Nea
DANSEUSE.
hommes.
See Marche des petits
DaRN (A) GooD TowN; from the Gym-
kana, words by Miles Greenleaf,
musie by Harry Hangauer. [16977
© Fine 264) 19 we ee domes 230
1911;:- EH S261) Miiebentmae co
Omaha, Neb.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA; march and
two-step, by FE. W. Beall, arr. by
Alfred H. Hyett; piano. [16978 |
© 1 e: July Ws) Dotty 2607958
F. W. Beall, Morris Park, ib. I:, N: Y!
Day (THE) IS ENDED; words by H.
McEwen Kimball, music by Carl F.
Price; organ ace. [16979 |
© Mar. 28, 1910-2 7eJume | 29%
1911; E 260549; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York: IN. We
984
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
16997
Days (THE) OF LONG AGO; words by
Llizabeth Dutton, music by Chester
B. Searle; medium or low voice.
[16980
moemy 14. 1911; 2 @. July 15.
1911; E 260862; G. Schirmer, New
More IN. Y.
DEAR HEART, I’LL WIN YOU YET; Words
and music by Mrs. Chas. Barton.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[16981
© une 26,1911: 2 c. June 30,
$911; EH 261293; Mrs. Chas. Barton,
sadillae, Mich.
DEAR MOTHER I AM COMING HOME;
words and music by O. L. Thompson.
[16982
1911; E 261434;
Eureka Springs,
oe fexJuly 3,
O. L. Thompson,
Ark.
DEAR OLD ASBURY PARK; words
music by Art. Lindeman. [16983
© July 1, 1911; 2 c July 6, 1911;
EH 261525; B. F. Behrend, Newark,
is eee
| DEAR OLD BROADWAY; Words and mu-
| sic by S. Brand; arr. by Margaret
D. Trone. New ‘York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [16984
Omivivs20) 1911-12 ¢! July 20,
iOiti=” BH 261915; Samuel Brand,
| Dayton, O.
- Dear OLD COLUMBUS TOWN; words and
music by Ross C. Coffman. [16985
er tub aa. f901: 2 ¢ July 17;
1911; H 261726; Ross C. Coffman &
co., Columbus, O.
| DECEMBER (A) ROMANCE; py Jan
Hurst; piano solo. [16986
oink f. 1911: 2 ec. July, 15,
| 1911; H 260850; Metzler & co., Itd.,
) London, England.
| DECORATION Day; words by James
+ | Fairman, music by Charles J. W.
| Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
| Dugdale co. [ 169S7
| © July 12, 1911; 2 c. July 18,
| 1911; E 260964; A. C. Fairman, New
i} menor NN. Y.
§ DEINE SCHONHEIT (Thy beauty); ged.
| von Christian Morgenstern, English
| version by Edward Oxenford, music
1) by Felix Weingartner, op. 48, no. 6,
fiir hohe stimme mit orchester-
6 begleitung. Partitur. [16988
q me wiay 34, 1911:.2.¢. July 31,
| 1911; BE 263247; Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
New York, N. Y.
a See Saint-Saéns (C.)
and «
DELIZIE INFANTILI; tarantella cala-
brese, by V. Spadea; piano solo.
[16989
©) Dee) O75 1910.22 co yualy 6:
1911; E 261567; Vincenzo Spadea,
New York, N. Y.
DEPTH OF MERCY; words by Charles
Wesley, music by Kticken, arr. by
I. H. Meredith. [16990
(C) Apr. 28) 1911-2 ce June 29,
1911; E 260550; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
DESESPERANCE; extrait de Notre
amour, par Henri Pfister; piano et
chant. [16991
O Suly) 29.7 19s 2% e. jake
1911; EH 268014; Pfister fréres,
Paris, France.
DEUTSCHER MANNERGESANG; ged. von
Otto Schairer, musik yon Heinrich
Appunn, op. 11, fiir miuénnerchor.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [15992
© June 10, 19117 2? Suly’ 6;
1911; E 261461; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
DEUTSCHLAND, MEIN VATERLAND; ged.
von Jul. Gersdorff, musik von E.
Reutel, fiir vierstimmigen miinner-
ehor, Partrtur. 4to. [16993
© June 15, A9tde 2 es July 28)
1911; E 263183; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
DEVANT MOL S’ETEND LA VUE. See
Hiindel (G. F.)
DISTANT CHIMES (Ferne- gilocken-
klinge); by Carl Bohm, op. 395;
piano. [16994
©) Muly 1, A911 = 2)4e. oly
1911; BY 261798; ‘Theo. Presser: co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dix (J. AIRLIE) Two songs; words
by P. J. O'Reilly, music by J. Airlie
Dix. Contents: The sower. ‘The
reaper. [16995
©. suly AS20191) 1:21), daly 19,
1911; E 261875; Gould & co., Lon-
don, England.
DIXIE FLYER; march and two-step, by
G. Franklin Reaves; piano. [16596
© July 10) Oe es July
{91> HP) 261644: "Gy. Rranidin
teaves, Fruitville, Fla.
DisIe PARADE; march and two-step by
Hattie Bales, piano. 116997
@ July is: 191s) 2c.) hulky 05,
totes By 2E0S¢s *
New Mork. No Y;
Maurice Shapiro,
| G85
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16998
Di. Ss. V6
Do YOU LOVE ME SWEETHEART AS IN
DAYS OF OLD; words and music by
A. Rouner. [16998
©) Jue 26,191 2 ce June. 28,
L91ts EH 261219 ;* AW. Rouner, Tren-
EOD. Nid.
Do YoU REMEMBER; words and music
by Nancy Hope. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [16999
CGvaduly 12 19a 2, J ulys:
1911; E 260926; Mrs. B. Saunders,
Limon, Colo.
Do YOU THINK OF ME DEAR AS I THINK
OF you; words and music by Lesso
Krieger; arr. by Oscar Moline.
[17000
© July 8, 19u1: 2 ce duly 8,191"
E 261586;
Wash.
Lesso Krieger, Everett,
Docror DE Luxe; barn-dance or schot-
tische, by Karl Hoschna, arr. by
W. C. O'Hare; orchestra. [17001
© Fulys; 191": 2: e¢ sully Gy 401:
BH 261558; M. Witmark & sons, New
WOrls sINe oe
——march and two-step, by Karl
Hoschna, arr. by “W.-C, «Outare;
orchestra. [17002
©uwuly 3. 191i 2 evuly Gal Oi
BE 261559; M. Witmark & sons, New
Nork. IN: Ye
—— selection. by Karl Hoschna, arr.
byaw. C. O’Hare; orchestra. [170038
© sully 3.7 19nd: 2Cyl Oils
BE 261557; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, Nw Y.
DoES ANYBODY HERE WANT ‘TEDDY;
words and music by John Auld.
[17004
dire. auily 20) Ona) Zoos
John Auld, Chicago, [1.
DONIZETTT (GAETANO) Sextette from
Lucia di Lammermoor, by G. Doni-
zetti, grand concert paraphrase for
the left hand alone, by Charles
Kunkel; piano. [17005
© June sO; 191 2 ic. sully 3, LOL:
BH 261420: Kunkel bros. musi¢ co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
DON’T CUT YOUR LAUGH IN HALF; words
by N. Moray, music by Chas. Scott.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[17006
Gal aly 20.) 19d 3s: 2a Cue Juliy 120;
1911; E 261906; Ned Moray, New
Work. IN. Y.
DON’T FORGET ME AT THE POTLATCH
sHow; words and music by F. A.
Thole. [17007
© July 1, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
EK 261544; F. A. Thole, Seattle,
Wash.
Don’r GO OUT WITH HIM ‘TO-NIGHT;
written and composed by Fred God-
frey, Billy Williams and A. Glover;
au) Oe [17008
© July 3, 19117 2 en Pili, 1911 «
E 261406; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
DON’T LICENSE SALOONS; words and
music by H. EK. Evans. [17009
© July 7, 191132 Gay A191 1s
Ki 260719; Herbert KE. Evans, Flint,
Mich.
Don’r stor; two-step, by Lady Garioch ;
piano. [17010
© ‘Tully 13,719 es Jatly 14)
1911; E 261699; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
DoN’T WAKE FATHER; two-step by
Keith Keppel; piano. [17011
© July 15; Poll Seer sully 14
1911; EF 261806; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew Itd., London, England.
Don’T WE, HaroLtp? Yus! REGGIE,
WE bdo; words by Graham Squiers,
music by. Harold Montague. [17012
© July 10, 19h eweszuly 10)
1911; E 260704; Reynolds
London, England.
DOPPELGRIFF- UND AKKORD- STUDIEN};
von Johann Slunicko, op. 76, fiir
violine, in der 1 Jage und mit lagen-
wechsel. 117013
© May’ 19, 1911; 2 © June 15;
1911; E 258995; Anton Bohm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany..
Dora Ler; words by Fred Girard,
music by Thomas Dionne. [17014
© July 12) 10ie ec July 2
1911; E 260783; Thomas Dionne,
Chicapee, Mass.
DorotHy May’s watz; by D. W.
Crist; cabinet organ or piano.
© June 28, 1911: 2 ¢ July 1,191 1%
E 260611; D. W. Crist, Moultrie, O%
Douce PENSEE. See Sourire gai.
DOVE STIA, CERCA, CERCA.
See Puccini
(G.).
986
& CO.m
no. 8, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
17054
DowN IN SUNSHINE VALLEY; words by
Dave Reed and George Christie, mu-
sic arr. by Walter L. Rosenberg;
mixed quartet. [17016
© July 3, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
FE 261565; M. Witmark & sons, New
work, WN. Y.
DowN IN THE OLD APPLE ORCHARD;
words and music by Chas. H. Reas-
ner. [17017
Peeeiiy 22, 1911; 2 ce. July 24,
| 1911; E 261958; C. H. Reasner,
| Cleveland, Ohio.
DOwN IN THE SHADY DELL, NELL;
| words and music by Frank Lepine:
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
| [17018
| i tuge 26, 1911: 2 ¢. June 30,
1911; HE 261298; Frank Lepine,
| Northampton, Mass.
|
| DREAM OF FAIRYLAND; words and
| musie by W. Bancroft. [170192
ieonaune 26, 1911: 2 ¢. July 31,
1911; Ki 263229; Wm. Bancroft, Chi-
eago, Ill.
1| DREAMING; words by Ida _ Knight,
} music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
1} Washington: H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
| [17020
(©) June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
non ek 201504; Ida Knight,
Hackettstown, N. J.
} DRINK TO DEAR OLD FRISCO TOWN;
words by Val Harris, music by Sid
3rown. [17021
C1 @ July 24, 1911; B 261970;
Harris & Brown, San Francisco, Cal.
DRIVING IN THE PARK; song and dance
| schottische, by Mackie-Beyer; mili-
)) tary band. 4to. O22
Oetuly 14h 1910-2 ec. July 13;
1911; E 260790; J. W. Pepper & son,
| Philadelphia, Pa.
|| DROMEDARY (THE); two-step,
{ and music by Harold Scott. [17023
| iO July 13; 1911- 2 ¢ July 14,
m. 1911; EH 261700; Chappell & co., Itd.,
hi London, England.
words
DRoP, DROP, SLOW TEARS; words by
Phineas Iletcher, music by Orlando
Gibbons, arr. by D. F. R. Wilson; 2
fi sopranos, alto, tenor and bass. 4to.
H,| (Stainer & Bell’s church choir li-
| brary, no. 116.) [17024
Os ulyel, 1911-9 .¢: July, 81911;
EK 261603; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
DRUNK AGAIN; words
Ray Phillips.
ee) sulky: 29). 1D 2: ‘es. Tule: 3,
1911; E 263235; Progressive music
pub. co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
and music by
[17025
DucHeEss (THE); march by Carl Carl-
ton; band. Ato. [17026
©) July 5, 1911.5)2 «July .8,; 1911;
FE 261597 sx H. E. McMillin, Cleveland,
Ohio.
DYING LITTLE DOGY; words and music
by L. Roper. Washington, H. MWir-
kus Dugdale co. [17027
© June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
1911; E 261374; Lucy Roper, Big
Springs, Tex.
EartH (THE) IS THE LorpD’s; anthem.
music by Ira B. Wilson. [17028
OAdune so 1O1t: 2 e tuly a4.
1911; E 261685; Lorenz pub. co,
Dayton, O.
EASTERN SONG; three-part song by
Mabel W. Daniels op. 16, no. 1;
women’s voices with ace. of piano
and two violins. (Octavo series, no.
501.) [17029
S) only Io tot te (2) eh sly. 2,
19115 BE 261928 ;. Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
EDITHIA ; waltz caprice, by F. W. Beall,
arr. by Alfred H. Hyett; cornet solo,
piano acc. . [17030
© 1c. July 13, 1911; E 260796;
KF. W. Beall, Morris Park, Long
istandse N. e¥
ELKTON’S COLORED BAND; words by R.
M. Small, music by C. J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[1703
©). Jatye 1219001 25 2 ely S:
LOL «) Hy 260922" Robt.4 M. Small,
Elkton, Ky.
| ELLE FST DE BRUXELLES; valse, par H.
Christiné; piano. [170382
Or july 29; 191l 2 et July St,
1911; E 265001; Christiné, Paris,
Trance.
ELOISE; song, music by Cy Warman.
[17033
Url ya Abb
Peoples music pub.
OMe io, LOL te
19s E261" :
co:, -Chicago; Ill.
ELYSION; words and music by Kather-
ine Ruth Heyman; medium voice and
piano acc. [1703
Giles. litt Ott 2 ve, Pubye aa:
1911; E 260762; G. Schirmer, New
MOrig UN Ve.
987
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17035
pt. Tans, Vi6
| EN AVANT; concert polka, by Martin
Wainright; cabinet organ or piano.
[17035
© Jume 28. 1911-2 ec July doi
EK 260612; D. W. Crist, Moultrie, O.
| Ton GARDE (Attention) ; polka de salon,
VOU Hranz doscluittl Ops - labGsaenunrs
Klavier zu 6 hinden, ohne oktaven-
spannung, mit bezeichnung des fin-
gersatzes. (8 leichte tanzweisen, no.
3.) [17036
© May 1234 1901: Qe dimliversi,
1911; BE 263249: Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
ENCHANTED (AN) BOAT; from Prome-
theus unbound, poem by Shelley,
music by E, S. De Stein; no. 2 in C.
[17037
© July, 6; 1922 vex uve iene Odal:
E 260688; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
ENGLAND, DEAR OLD ENGLAND; Empere
song, words by Edward Saxson,
music by M. Dorel; arr. for four
mixed voices. London, Weeks & co.
Ato. [17038
© Duly 20. 1902 eo weil 1S
1911; EH 260815; Edward Saxon, Lon-
don, England.
ENGLISH (AN) JOY-PEAL; composed by
A. C. Mackenzie, op. 75. (String
lS Basson NV Lola
4, Violino-prinao. 5.
[17039-17043
each July 18,
instruments. )
3. Violoncello.
Violino seconds.
© Dil yd oe Tone ae
1911; E 260807—260811; Novello &
o., ltd., London, England.
ERNANI. See Verdi (G.).
ERRER A TRAVERS LES MERS: air de
Pétrone, from the opera of Quo Va-
dis, poéme de Henri Cain. musique
de Jean Nougues; pour baryton.
[17044
© Now. JG 1042 ier Oct 2
1910: E 261920; G. Astrue & co.,
Paris, France.
ERSTE SYMPHONIE, E DuR; von Karl
Weigl, op. 5, fiir grosses orchester.
Partitur. [17045
©) JuneA2, 1911; 2 ec uly, 6.1911
EK} 261478; Universal-edition, Vienna,
Austria.
ERstée (DAS) wWEIB: duett, Melitta-
lemme Pies alket. MOL it MUSE Von
3runo Hartl. 1. Orchester-partitur,
mit text. 2. Klavier mit text.
[17046, 17047
©» dume a2: 1911 ; Din Camel iuyaacnile
1911; E 263263, 263264: Josef Wein-
berger, Leipzig, Germany.
ES MUSS JA NICHT SEIN; aufrittslied
der Annemarie, aus der operette, die
Musterweiber, von Paul Hubli und
G. Quedenfeldt, musik von Franz
Werther. [17048
© June 10, 1911; 2c. duly 6; 1911:
E 261505; Julius Feuchtinger, Stutt-
fart, Germany.
Iis RAUSCHT DER WALD; ged. von H.
Zeise, musik von Wilh. Sturm, op.
195, no. 1, ftir mainnerehor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [17049
© June 12, 1911: 2¢ July 6, 1911;
KEK 261458 ; Karl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany.
HISTUDIANTINA; music by
arr. by Walter H. Aiken; mixed
voices. Svo. (Willis collection of
supplementary songs, no. 116.)
[17050
2 ee July 24
Willis music co.,
P. Lacome,
© July 25, 1911;
1911; EH 261998;
Cincinnati, Ohio.
STAT D’AME; paroles de GC. Girault,
musique de E. Dell’ Acqua, 4A une
voix et piano. (Mélodies, no. 5.)
[17051
© June 5, 1911; 2 ec. June 380, 1911;
EK) 261267; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
Go ny. ,
EucH TST HEUTE DER HEILAND GEBOREN
(This day is born a Savior) : Weih-
nerehten, musik von H. B. Proehl,
fiir miinnerchor. 4to. (Festgesiinge,
NOs, Ly) [17052 ff
© July 12) 1902 er Tuly iss
1911: E 260823: Hi. B.- Proehl, Chic
eago, Lil.
EVENING SERVICE IN KryY OF EF; com-
posed by Willard Foster; mixed
voices and organ. 4to. (The parish
choir, no. 1477.) [17053
© July 6. 19112 Bema 19143
BE 260870: Charles L. Hutchins, Con-
cord, Mass.
by Max
(S album
EVENING sone (Abendlied) ;
Werner, op. 22; piano.
leaves, no. 4.) [17054
© -July. 18; 194%: 2 cx July 24
1911; E 261983; B. F: Wood musie
co., Boston, Mass.
Adolph '
EVENTIDE CRADLE SONG; by
Sehultz, op. 24, no. 3; piano fous
hands. [17055
©. July 17, 19iks Saree sul ae
1911;.E 261736; Willis; Inusie cog
Cincinnati, Ohio.
ISS
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
17072
IVERLASTING (THE) STORY; words and
music by James Rowe. [17056
gaily 10, 1911; 2 e. July 18,
wee Bs, 262078; Trio. music ¢o.,
Waco, Tex.
EVERY CHILD; morality play, by Lena
Dalkeith Burton [and others]. Svo.
[17057
medune 15,1911; 2-c. June 17,
911; D 18919; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
EVERY LITTLE BIRDIE HAS ITS SONG,
HOVE; words and music by A. M.
Andrews-Ringling. Baraboo, Wis.,
W. H. Aton. [17058
osune 23,.1911;'2 ¢. July 13,
foot; BW 260797;- A. M. Andrews,
Baraboo, Wis.
EVERYBODY'S KISSING HER BUT ME;
words by Irving B. Lee, music by
Donald Bestor. [17059
© July 10, 1911; 2 c July 10,
1911; E 260748; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago, Ill.
EVERYTHING WAS IRISH; words by Joe
Young, music by Bert Grant. [17060
Gaiy 7, 1911 2 c. July.6, 1911;
H 261535;. J. Kred Helf co., New
Zork, IN. ¥;
Ev’RYBODY SHOUTED, GOAL; written by
Will Hyde and Frank H. Fox, com-
posed by Will Hyde; in D. [17061
ruin a, 1911; 2 ¢: July 3, 1911;
EK 261407; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
EXALTATION; sacred song by Cathe-
rine Adams, music arr. by T. Vin-
cent Cator. San Jose, Cal., Jose
music co. [17062
Pe duly 24, 1911: 2 e. June 20,
i: By 260221: TT. Vineent Cator,
San Jose, Cal.
EXTASIA; waltz by H. Maquet, arr. by
Barrington Sargent; orchestra.
[17063
© July 8, 1911; 2 ¢. July 13, 1911;
E 260820; Cundy-Beitoney co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
FAIRY DANCE (Feenreigen); by Max
Werner, op. 22; piano. (S album
leaves, no. 3.) [17064
Gn ily (18, 1911 42 ei duly 24,
1911; E 261982; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
FAIRY MEADOW MARCH; by S. Whitson;
piano. (Whitson melodies, vol. 3.)
Minneapolis, Joseph E. Frank.
[17065
© Jme 3;.-1911>:2 ¢.. June, 10,
1911; E 261624; S. Whitson, Ana-
tonna, Minn.
FAaMouS (THE) FIRST; march by Carl
Dillon; band. 4to. [17066
© July 8, 1911: 2c. July 10, 1911;
E 260721; Musiclovers (The) ¢o.,
New York, N. Y.
FANCIULLA DEL WEST. See Puccini
(G.).
FANTASIA. See Puccini (G.).
FANTASIE UND FUGE, G
Bah. (Jb S.)r
FAR ACROSS THE SEA; words and mu-
sic by M. Wooster, arr. by W. A.
Salomon. Waterbury, Conn., Brass
city music co. [17067
© july & 151-2 ¢. July, $490:
E 262075; Matti Wooster, Water-
bury, Conn.
MOLL. See
FAR, OH PASSION FLY FROM ME; words
by A. Jacobsen, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale. [17068
© June 26, 1911;.2 c. June 30,
1911; E 261327; Alma Jacobsen,
Peetzburg, N. J.
FARE THEE WELL JOHNEY GREEN;
words and music by A. Longbecker.
[17069
© 1. ¢ July 13,1911: 260826;
August Longbecker, Donaldsonville,
La.
FAREWELL TO THE ROSES; words by
Mrs. W. L. Price, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [17070
@©y pulty t2> 19tt 2 ee. Iwiy 1S:
Ott 2K, - 260959 = Mrs. W.. Price,
Glencoe, Md.
FAST ASLEEP; words and music arr.
and composed by F. Clark Perry.
[17071
@idulycd, tot: 2 © daly 12) 191d:
EH 260758; F. Clark Perry, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
Fata MorGANA; ged. von Franz Wildt,
musik von Wendel Wiltberger, op.
28, fiir mannerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [17072
@) Fully, 3) vote 2 ely 28. a oat:
E 263217; P. J. Tonger, Cologne, Ger-
many.
989
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17073
pt. 111, n. s., v.6
FATHER, LEAD ME SAFELY HOME; words
and music by F. A. Clark; medium
voice. [17073
© June 27, 1911; 2°.e@° June 29)
19d EH 26I2TU:: B®. AS Clark, Pinila-
delphia, Pa.
FATHER OF MERCIES; anthem for har-
vest, words by M. Flowerdew, music
by Norman Churchill; organ. 4to.
(The Ambrose edition of church mu-
sic no. 140.) [17074
O©Wuly.- 5. 19142 Cully 23, noe
HE 260828; Ambrose Abbott & Co.,
London, England.
FAULKES (WmM.) March, in B flat;
organ. obl. S8vo.
© July 12,4011 -( 2) eh uly a,
1911; E 261660; Clayton F. Summy
eo., Chicago, Ill.
FESTIVAL SONG BUDGET. 2nd _ issue.
Are da. Jane ASO: [17076
OP Apr.” 21,19 2 en, dume geo:
1911; A 290962; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N.. Y.
FETE (LA) DE SEVILLE; Spanish suite,
by Tavan-Marchetti, arr. by Ross
Jungnickel. (Artist's orchestra
repertoire no. 36.) [17077
© esuly kG, 199i ee nly a9,
OMe), 262037:
New York, N. Y.
Ross Jungnickel,
FIAT JUSTITIA; words and music by
B. G. Wilder. Boston Oliver Ditson
co. [17078
O©whulyns) 1910-2 ec) July Godan
EK 262074; Burt Green Wilder,
tthaicaye INC:
FIDDLER (THE); two-part song, words
by L. Rountree Smith, music by
Percy E. Fletcher; soprano and con-
tralto. 4to. (Choruses for equal
voices, Curwen ed. no. 71316.)
[17079
OrJuly 7, 1914: 2 e July 10, 1911:
E 261652; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London, England.
FIERCE WAS THE WILD BILLOW; song by
Arnold Smith, arr. for band, with
euphonion solo. 4to. (Boosey &
co.S brass and reed band journal,
TOs 2.) [17080
© June 17, 1914-2. co June 9:
1911; E 260774; Boosey & co., New
York: iN. ¥.
FINESSE See Arlequinade.
[17075 |
FINGER PRACTICE FOR PIANO; in three
volumes, by Rafael Saumell. Vol. 2,
medium. [17081
© June 29, 1911; 2 c June 30,
1911; E 261230; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
FLAMINGO; two-step
Marion Arlington, arr, by Sol. Levy;
orchestra. [17082
© July 3; 191? Sree. 1911:
E 261563; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, NX.
FLEUR D’AMOUR; valse par Rodolphe
Berger, pour piano. [17083
©, Tuly 13) LOE eee LT,
1911; E 261785; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
| WuicuHt oF TIME; galop, by Heinrich
Engel; piano. [17084
©. July 10, 19d pears uly 10!
1911; E 260738; 'Theo.- Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FLowerR (THE) OF THE VILLAGE; words
by Frederick H. Green, music by
Raymond A. Bronne. [17085
© June-30,. 719i e2Re uly! 13,
1911; E 260798; F. H. Green, Musca-
tine, Ia.
FoLtirs BERGERE; march and two-step
francaise, by Everett J. Evans, arr.
by Mackie-Beyer; military band.
Ato. [17086
© July 3, 19s 2 eh sialgas, 1911;
B 261400; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
orchestra. 4to. [17087
© July. 19; 1Oue wes uly 3245
1911: E 261883; J. W. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia, Pa.
FoLtio (A) OF MUSIC, FOR THE PIPE
ORGAN; selected and edited by E. H.
Flagler. obl. 8vo. [17088
©. June 30) 191 2c dune: a0;
1911; E 261260; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
FontTaIneE (LA); by Charles Mayer;
piano. (Chappell edition no. 46.)
[17089
©- July 10), Mode Ore uly a,
1911; E 261640; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England. —
For you ALONE; by Henry EH. Geehl,
arr. for military band by J. Ord
Hume: cornet solo. London, Eng-
land, Boosey & co. [17090
© July 19; 19tt 2 vesuly, 20;
1911: BE 261904; Gould & co., Lon-
don, England.
990
intermezzo, by .
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
17108
triotic song, words by Chas. Cole-
man, music by T. J. Flanagan.
[17091
| faune 1, 1911; 2 ec. June 30,
| 1911; BH 260588; T. Jay Flanagan.
| Brooklyn, N. Y.
| lor YOU DEAR; words and music by M.
| H. Shepard. Evansville, Harding &
' Miller music co. [17092
© June 30, 1911; 2c. July 5, 1911;
E 260650; Maude Halbrooks Shep-
_ard, Evansville, Ind.
: For yOU AND THE GRAND OLD FLAG; pa-
| For you, DEARIE; words and music by
L. Lockwood Meore. [17093
| © July 6, 1911; 2 ¢ July 6, 1911;
m @ee2oi551; The John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
| FoR YOU THERE IS POWER IN THE BLOOD;
| |words by D. W. Griffin, music by
Seeley D. Kinne. [17094
(ojoune 24, 1911: 2c. June: 28,
1911; E 261177; Squire & Kinne,
Omaha, Nebr.
FOREVERMORE; words and music by
Russell Smith. [17095
| endmins titOil: 2c.) July: 17;
i) WA91t; BH 261725; I. Seidel, Indian-
i apolis, Ind.
FORGET-ME-NOT; song, author of words
| unknown, music by Arthur Classen;
high voice in F., [17096
‘@mdune 27, 1911: 2c. June 28.
1911; E 261164; G. Schirmer, New
Mork; Ni. Y.
| ForcGIvEN; words and music by Mrs.
J. A. Stretch; alto and tenor with
violin, piano ace. 4to. [17097
i — July o. 1911: 2 ec. July 5, 1911;
| E 260643; Mrs. J. A. Stretch, Minne-
apolis, Minn.
words by R. Fletcher, music by
| G. Bergmann. [1709S
© ic. July 18, 1911: B 262079:
| Ridgeley Fletcher and George Berg-
| mann, South Milwaukee, Wis.
Fort DEARBORN; march and two-step.
by Frank Leonard; piano or cabinet
organ. [17099
© June 30, 1911; 2c. July 5, 1911;
| HE 260636; D. W. Crist, Moultrie,
| Ohio.
‘Fort Sam Houston; march and two-
| step, by Domingo Scotti; piano.
; [17100
edarly. 19)
©@e July 18, 1911-2
Goggan &
Pett eH} 261873: Thos.
bros., Galveston, Tex.
Fox MANDOLIN AND GUITAR FOLIO NO. 3;
arranged by J. G. Liddicoat. Cleve-
land, O., S. Fox publishing .com-
pany [1911] cover-title, 3-18 p.
Ato. $0.25. [17101
OQ) sale 0, MOTs 2 en Tily” 10;
£911 ; “A. 291696; Sam Fox pub: co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
FRISS VOGEL, ODER STIRB; lied aus der
operette, die Musterweiber, ged. von
Paul Hubl und G. Quedenfeldt.
musik von Franz Werther. [17102
© June 10, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
E 261504; Julius Feuchtinger, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
FRoM FIGLEAF TO HAREM; words by
EK. T. Southern, music by Agatha
Cummings Southern. [17103
(OME Pl alge TS i I fra Lar
1911; 261727; EB. T. Southern, San
Francisco, Cal.
FRoM HEAVENLY HEIGHTS; words by
Jacques Ahrem, music by Alfred
Wooler; high voice in C. [17104
© June 12, 1911; 2 ¢. July 3, 1911;
E. 261389; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
Frons (J.) Nocturne; by J. Frons, op.
18, no. 2s piano. Betis
@)> Sly Att er? ec. “Sale ae
1911; E 261744; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
I'RUHLINGSABEND (Spring evening);
ged. von Hans Bethge, English ver-
sion by Edward Oxenford, musik
von Felix Weingartner, op. 51,
(Abendlieder, no. 4.) [17106
@©- Mayet 191s" 26. iFuly sts
1911; E 263240: Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
See Strauss (R.)
F'RUHSTUCKS-SCENE.
FULLY SAVED TODAY; as sung by St.
Louis Pentecostal Home, music arr.
by Zella Beverlin. [17107
© dune 24/9911 4 2 ec June 28;
1911; E 261178; Squire & Kinne,
Omaha, Nebr.
G-DOUBLE-0-D, GOOD; words by James
Rowe, music by F. Clark Perry.
[17108
OE fuly ty a: 21901 52 ei ruly. 12;
1971S WH) 260759 3. Clark - Perry,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
991
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17109
Dt; TEAS, V6
GAI (LE) CHANTECLER; scherzo-valse,
by Marie Crosby; piano. (Three
pieces for young plianists, no. 1.)
[17109
© June 30; 1911: 2e) July 4,
1911; E 260617; G. Schirmer, New
Yorla Ne ¥:
GARDEN (THE) OF THE HEART; a con-
nective service for Children’s Day,
libretto by Edith Sanford Tillotson,
music by I. H. Meredith. Svo.
yanks
(© wApry 25" 19d 2s e+ June 29,
1911; A 290965; Tullar-Meredith
¢o:, New York, N. Y:
GARDEN (THE) PARTY; characteristic
two step, by S. Faust; piano. St.
ows. so minehnt & bro. [17111
©y June 122. 1911 +2 ce June 26;
Oia 2a =) Simon) aust.) Sit.
Louis, Mo.
GASOLINE RAG; two-step, by L. Mentel;
piano. [pelieyeatanl 2
CyIume sO 195i 2c: july, 3. oa
E 261402; Mentel bros., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
GATHER THE SHEAVES; words and mu-
sic by J. W. West. [17118
Om Marnie4 Old - 22 "eh aiune: 27,
1911; E 260506; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
words and music
by F. A. Clark. (The missionary
call.) [17114
Onsuly by 190 (Qe mulye 21;
1911; E 261889; F. A. Clark, Phila-
‘delphia, Pa.
GATHER THEM IN;
GAVOTTE; by Felix Swinstead; piano.
(Four easy dances, no. 2.) [17115
© sully 822) 1 Olle em sulyer 2.
1911: EH 263021; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
by Heinrich Klingenfeld; violin
and piano. (Little suite in C major,
no. 4.) [17116
Or aaliy, aa Oda: ie ele ey lye lS,
1911; E 260866; G. Schirmer, New
Wonks iN. Ye
eee VOM Nene Lerch. Os, ole mur
klavier. (Drei alte tinze, no. 3.)
alalakye
©ijApr., 5s Sills 2 ee Tuy, 6,
-1911; E 261477; Verlag - Melodia,
Berlin, Germany.
GAVOTTE TRIANON; par Alfred Fran-
caix, pour le piano. f17118
© July 18,19 Ve iualy 17
1911; EK 261766; Durand & cgie.,
Paris, France.
GEISTLICH (EIN) NACHTLIED (Evening
hymn); ged. von Friedrich Rosen-
thal, English version by Edward
Oxenford, musik von Felix Wein-
gartner, op. 51. (Abendlieder, no.
7.) [17119
© “May ta) USne eee tty Se
1911; E 268241; Breitkopf & Hiar-
tel, New York, N. Y.
Grerts (A) VON DER MAMEN; words by
L. Gilrod, music by Otto Motzan.
[17120
© July 15, 19 re aaly 13:
1911; E 262031; Solomon Schenker,
New York, N. Y.
GET ovER SAL; words by Richard
Kenny, music by James Hooley.
[L7121.
© June 26, 191172" ¢ Sune 28!
1911; EK 261215; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton, Mass.
GHOST TIME; a negro voodoo song,
words by Thomas B. Donaldson. mu- —
sic by R. N. M. Snyder. [17122
© July 15,191 yee. uly le
1911; E 260856; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
GIGUE;
paroles de André Barde et Michel
Carré, musique de Ch. Cuvillier.
[171238
© Nov. 18, 1910; 2 ¢ Nov. 19,
1910; E 261922; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
GINGER COOKIE COON; Slumber song,
words and music by C. M. Martin.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. -
[17124
© June 26, 1911; 2 c June 30,
1911; E 261854; Celeste M. Martin,
Edith, Colo.
GINGER (THE) GIRL; words by George
O’Brien, music by Arthur Hill.
[1712
© .July 715s 19 ec aly, oe
1911; E 260899; George O’Brien,
Dennison, Ohio.
GIVE ME NEW YoRK FOR MINE; words
by G. C. Brown, musie by Floyd C;
Roesch. [17126
© July 5, 1991: 2 ef) uly 3, 19118
EH 261418; George C. Brown, Otis-
ville, N. Y.
992
extraite de les Muscadines, |
See le la_|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911 17144
GLADSOME (A) SPIRIT; poem by | GonDoLERIA; by E. L. Ashford; organ.
Charles Keeler, music by Edith [17136
Simonds. [112% © July 8, 1911; 2 e@ July 14,
9
mm auly 22, 1911; G, July. 24,
1911; E 261990; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
GLEE AND CHORUS BOOK; by J. EB. Ne
Gelinas. New York, Cincinnati
fete.] American book company
[1911] 208 p. Svo. $0.65.
[17128
mer ruly 11, 1911- 2 & July 13,
mages; A 292415; J. WH. Ne Collins,
New York, N. Y.
GLIDING ALONG WITH YoU; words and
music by Mike Young. [17129
erly 8, 1911- 2c. July 8, 1911;
E 261615; Mike Young, Ft. Williams,
Ont., Canada.
GLoryY (THE) OF THE CROSS; words by
James Rowe, music by De Loss
Smith. [17130
(o uly 1, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
EK 261536; De Loss Smith, New
Mork, N.Y.
Gop KNOWS; words by Martha Artz,
music by O. L. Thompson. [17131
ale duly, 3, 1911; BH. 261435;
O. L. Thompson, Eureka Springs,
Ark.
GoparRrD (BENJAMIN LOUIS PAUL)
Concerto romantique; par B. Go-
dard, op. 35, réduction des instru-
ments a vent, par F. Waél-Munk,
pour le piano. EeGRS2
Griuly 135, 1911; 2 ¢ July 17%,
1911; E 261784; ‘Heugel et cie.,,
Paris, France.
| GoppESS (THE) OF LIBERTY IS MY
QUEEN; words and music by G. H.
|
| © July 10, 1911;
|
Arthur, arr. by Julius A. Brander.
Pass
ete, july 6, 1910: 26153
George H. Arthur, Chicago, Ill.
GoD’s BLESSINGS: words and music by
G. W. Wilmot. 4to. [171384
eS July. 2, 1911: 2 e€ June 29,
1911; E 260538; Geo. W. Wilmot,
New Brunswick, N. J.
GGLDEN DAYS; march, by Heinrich En-
gel; piano. [17135
a ere. A:
1911; E 260739; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
|
993
1911; E 261686;
Dayton, Ohio.
Lorenz pub. Co.,
GONE; words by Whitney Monigomery,
music by Herbert A. Whrightson.
High and low voice. [17137
© July. 1 19its 2 «July 1s:
1911; E 260848; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York, N. Y.
GooD AND BAD CHILDREN; words by
Robert Louis Stevenson, music by
Graham Peel. [17138
© “Suly, 10; 191: €:5 duby: et.
1914 > B- 261641; - Chappell .& co.,
ltd., London, England.
Be
GOOD-BY ER HOWDY-DO; words by James
Whitcomb Riley, music by T. G.
Lansden. [171389
@* July 13, 1911- ey dulysts,
1911; E 260814; T. G. Lansden,
Washington, D. C.
9
GOOD-BYE; words by L. G. Moberly,
music by Horton Corbett. [17140
@< duly 17,6 219i 2 e" Saaky “£7,
1911; E 261799; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GOOD-BYE, CORA DEAR. GCOD-BYF: werds
and music by Cora M. Masters.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17141
© June 26, 1911; e. June 30,
1911; E 261295; Cora M. Masters,
Schenectady, N. Y.
9
GOOD-BYE GIRLIE; written by A. J.
Mills. composed by Bennett Scott.
London, England, Star music pub.
cox Tt: [17142
© July 4, 1911; 2 c. June 26, 1911;
E. 261108; J. Anderson, London,
England.
GOOD-BYE, OLD GAL; words by Lew
Brown, music by Albert Von Tilzer.
[17148
©: July. 'S)5 19d 3.02. .e ) dulyo A 4:
1911; E 261669;
New York, N. Y.
York. miusie?*eo.,
GooD NIGHT; lyric by Shelley, music
by Landon Ronald; no. 2 in E flat.
(Famous lyrics, no. 2.) 17144
©) July. 6; 1911: 2 @ Fuly 7,194;
E 260689; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17145
pt. Imtaes. v6
Goop-NIGHT Mr. Moon; words by Eli
Dawson, musie by Albert Von Til-
Zer. [17145
© July 8, 1911: 2c July 140910:
E 261670; York music co., New
Works, Nex
GoOoD-NIGHT, MOTHER DEAR; by James
W. Casey; vocal orchestra, key of
A flat, 4to. [17146
© June 29, 1911; 2 c June 30,
1911; EH 261231; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
GOTTESFRIEDEN; ged. von Ferd. Dietz,
musik von Ludwig Baumann, ftr
miannerchor. Partitur und _ stim-
men. 4to. [17147
© June 12, 1911; 2c July 6, 1911;
E 261451; Warl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany.
GOUNOD (CHARLES FRANCOIS); Peace
(The) of God; by Ch. Gounod, arr.
by John Shepherd. [17148
©r Apr 28) 191 2c sume >)
1911; E 260557; Tullar-Meredith co.,
INews LOork. INSOY,
GRAND CHOEUR IN A FLAT;~by William
Faulkes; pipe organ. 4to. ebl.
[17149
Gr ea alline yal,
Clayton F. Summy
Cr tuly, 13) 2m 22
1911; EH 260885;
co., Chieago, Ill.
GRAND (A) OLD TIME: from the Gym-
kana, words by Miles Greenleaf,
music by Harry Hangauer.
Oisune’2ey 19 id= 72
Oi i 26S.
Omaka, Nebr.
el esunes 2s:
Lieben & Go.,
GRANDE FOLONATSE; by A. de SIxontski,
Opa 201, edeu bya 2. Wie Orem plano:
elmalee
@© dune 2s WOtdes 2 se. paul:
E 259655; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Lab!
GRAPE (THE) GIRL; Guett, lyric by J.
Clarence Harvey, music by Gustav
Luders. [ately
@eiilye sales One Deo nly We.
1911; KE 260769; M. Witmark & sons,
News ork Ne Y;
Great (THE) DIVIDE; words by FE.
Talmage, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. alin
© ime /26; toi. 29 ec. une. 30,
1911; E 261362; Florence Talmage,
Brooklyn, Mich.
[17150 |
\
GREAT IS THE LorpD; harvest anthem,
words from the Bible, music by C.
Simper; mixed chorus. 4to. lLon-
don, Weekes & Co. [17154
© June 26, 1911; 2 c. July 1, 1911;
I} 260660; Caleb Simper, Barnstable,
England.
GREEN (THE) EYE OF THE YELLOW GOD;
words by J. Milton Hayes, music by
Cuthbert Clarke; recitation with
piano ace. (Musical monologues,
no. 62.) [17155
© July. 19; 1911: 32 wear Puly 19)
1911; E 261816; Reynolds & ©co.,
London, England.
GREEN GRAVEL—AND YoU; words and
music by Carter Patterson, pseud.
of Jerome J. Muriff. [17156
© June: 12," 219i ve, eiunie. 1.9:
1911: E 261521: Jerome J. Muriff,
San Francisco, Cal.
GREEN GROW THE RUSHES, OH; a Dor-
setshire song, (version sung at Eton
college) with ace. arr. by A. M.
Goodhart. London, Novello & ©co.,
Itd. aera rane’
© June 28) 1900-79 eG, sume 29;
1911; EQ 260584; A.-M. Goodhart,
Brighton, England.
GREEN (A) HILL; hymn anthem, words
by Cecil Francis Alexander, music
by A. L. Powell, arr. by Wm. Dress-~
ler; male voices. 4to. [17158
© July 12,7 Site suily yt,
1911: BF 261635; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York; IN.
GRENADIERE (DIE); operette in drei
akten, text von G. Méry und R. Della
Campa, Deutsch von Georg Luiger,
musik von Vincenzo Valente; klavier-
auszug mit deutschem text. [17159
©July 26, 19 yee uly 2
1911: "DD. 18939: (Gi Ricordi. &. coy
Milan, Italy.
Grieg (EpvarD Hacerur) Papillon
(Butterfly) ; revised and fingered by
Frederic Lillebridge [with de-
scriptive notes and examination
questions]. [17160
© June 30, 1911; 2 ¢. July 6, 1911;
A 291667; International conserva-
tory of music, St. Louis, Mo.
994
Se ee ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
17178
GRUSST MIR DAS ALTE ODERTOR; lied
aus der revue, Bei uns in Breslau,
yon Fritz Lehner, op. 220, no. 2. 1.
Fiir orchester. 2. Fiir salon-orches-
ter. [17161-17162
© June 18, 1911; 2 c. each July
meee Hy 265250, 263251; Mignon-
verlag, Berlin, Germany.
GUINEA (THE) HEN’S PARTY; petit
rondo, by Marie Crosby; piano.
(Three pieces for young pianists,
no, 2. ) [17163
eee) dune 30, 1911; 2 ¢. July 1, 1911;
E 260618; G. Schirmer, New York.
IN. Y.
HANDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH) Anges,
Archanges; extrait de _ Jl oratorio
Samson, par G. F. Handel, traduc-
tion francaise de M”"° Henriette
Fuchs, transcription par Félix Rau-
gel, pour soprano et piano. (Airs
classiques, textes francais et anglais,
no. 26.) [17164
Pmemoly 13, 1911- 2 °c July 17,
mens Ey 261759: Durand et .cie.,
Paris, France.
—— Devant moi s’étend la vue; ex-
trait de l’Allegro e il pensieroso, par
G. F. Hindel, traduction francaise
de M™° Henriette Fuchs, transcrip-
tion par Félix Raugel, pour soprano
et piano. (Airs classiques, textes
francais et anglais, no. 27.) [17165
Sr suiveda., 1911: 2 ¢ July 17,
1911; E 261764; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
| ——Ye verdant plains: recit., [and].
|
Hush ye pretty warbling choir; aria,
from the oratorio, Acis and Galatea,
by Hindel, edited by Edgardo Lévi.
(Standard songs by old masters, no.
49.) [17166
© July 6, 1911; 2 ¢. July 7, 1911;
E 260693; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London, England.
| HAIL, CANADA, HAIL; words and music
by John George. London, Weekes &
co. [17167
mesuly 10, 1911692 ea July 13,
1911; E 260816; John George, Lon-
don, England.
|| Hatz, o8 MiInno; from Wan o’ the
woods, words by Florence Willard,
music by M. Payson. [17168
© 1c. June 26, 1911: B 261158;
Mary Payson, San Diego, Cal.
HALF A SCORE OF YEARS AGO; words by
Florence Willard, music by M. Pay-
son; recitation with piano. [17169
© 1c. June 26, 1911; E 261161;
Mary Payson, San Diego, Cal.
HALF AND HALF; two-step intermezzo,
by E. J. Remington and John B.
Whearty; piano. [17170
©) Jumen26 1910) ove. June 26:
1911; E 261104; Edward J. Reming-
ton, Providence, R. I.
HAMMOCK SONG; from the Red rose,
lyric by Robert B. Smith, music by
Robert Hood Bowers. laura!
©), June .17; 19: 2 .co June 29:
TOE 26280: Je ie Wemick &. co:
New York, N. Y.
HANDWERKSBURSCHENLIED; aus der op-
erette, die Musterweiber, ged. von
Paul Hubl und G. Quedenfeldt, mu-
sik von Franz Werther. Pella br G23
© June 10, 1911; 2 ¢. July 6, 1911;
E 261503; Julius Feuchtinger, Stutt-
gart, Germany.-
HAPPINESS (GLUCK) ; words translated
from the German of Eichendorff, mu-
sic by Gena Branscombe, in D flat
and A. alr acres
© July. 19,5 1901s 2) es Sully
1911; E 261929; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
HApPPy SCHOOL DAYS; Schottische, by
L. Magruder; piano. [17174
©ysulyes: 19td-V2-cy Sathy. S51 one:
E 261589; Co-operative music Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HAPPY SPRINGTIME;
Aronson; piano. [17175
©, dilly. 22, 19 2 se), duly: 24:
1911; E 263052; Shattinger piano &
music co., St. Louis, Mo.
HARBOUR TOWN; words by Fred. G.
Bowles, music by Harold Jenner.
[17176
@ June26, 196: 2c. July as 19th:
mazurka, by S.
E 260659; Weekes & co., London,
England.
HARMONIE MARCH; by J. Hollister
Barre; piano. area rere
Gilly: Ss 1911s: 42 es Julye SS 19 :
E 261616; J. Hollister Barre, Afton,
INE YG
HAVE A LITTLE PITY ON A FAT MAN;
words and musie by [J. B.] Hogan,
arr. by E. Menges. St. Louis,
Father Dunne’s journal. [17178
Ol May 26.91 +92" ee june 21,
TOI BE 2ZolISG; “J 5. Hogan, St.
Louis, Mo.
995
17179
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Hi nS. v.6
HAVE SOMETHING TO SPARE; words an-
onymous, music by G. Orbin. [17179
© May d2, 19192 2e. Sune 29,
1911; EH 260566; George Orbin, Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN; waltz, by Mon-
tague Ring; piano. [17180
© June 27, 1911: 2c June 2s,
1911; E 261170; Regent music pub.
eo., London, England.
HAVE YOU HEARD JOHN JAMES O'HARA;
written by Worton David, composed
by C. W. Murphy. [17181
© duly 6, Oda: Dees Tully, G5 alma
E 261551; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
HAVILAND’S (F. B.) MOVING PICTURE
PIANIST’S ALBUM; arr. by Eugene
Platzman; piano. [17182
© siuly Oe Ott eel innliys 0!
1911; A 291835; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
HAWTHORNE; polka by H. A. Vander
Cook; cornet and piano. [17183
© Apr. 1, 1911: 2c. July 14, 1911;
E 261673; H. A. Vander Cook, Chi-
eago, Ill.
HAYDN (FRANZ JOSEPH) Marvelous
(The) work; from The creation, by
Haydn, arr. by Josephine Sherwood;
women’s voices, solo and chorus. 4to.
[17184
© duly 13, 9a = 2 rie valailaveil:
1911; E 260849; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
H&E DID IT ALL FOR ME; words by J. N.
Scoller, musie by P. P. Bilhorn.
[17185
©} Iaaly, 195 Odd 2". ually a8!
1911; BH 262085; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, Il.
HE DIED ON THE CROSS; words by Stella
May Thompson, music by J. W.
West. [17186
© Mar. 4, 1911; 2 c. June 27,1911:
E 260524; Firm foundation pub. co.,
Austin, Tex.
HE FOUND ME AND BROUGHT ME
HOME; words and music by F.
Clark. (The missionary call.)
[17187
© eanliy) 5p eile 2 elueteoilivs «2:
1911; H 26189%; BF. A: Clark, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
SAFE
A .
HE KISSED HER; encore song, words
by Marshall Darrach,. music by H.
J. Stewart; high in B flat. [17188
© June 30, 1911; 2c. July 1, 1911:
E 260629; J. Fischer & bro., New
York, N, x
HE SAVED ME; words by Grace May-
nard, music by Jas. B. Franklin. ©
[17189
©. Mary/4> 19s ee ewe 227;
1911: HE 260504; Firm foundation
pub. .co.; Austin exe
HE THAT DWELLETH; words from 91
psalm, music by E. S. Hosmer.
[17190
© ‘July 1 19tt ere mediy: lr
1911; E 261800; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
HE TOOK ME IN; words and music by
PP) 2) Bilhorm [17191
© July 19). Loi ee marly A Se
1911; E 262084; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
eago, Ill.
HEAR MY PRAYER; response after prayer,
music by B. Wilson. [17192
© June 27, w9iiisez ern daily al
1911; HE) 261680.) Moreuzas pub: ico.;
Dayton, O.
HEAR THE SAVIOUR CALLING; words and
music by Frank Grammez. {17198
© Mar. 45 19 ae. anne: ye
1911; E 260527; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
HEAVENLY (THE) SONG; words by
Claude Lyttleton, music by L. O.
Emerson. [17194
© June27,, 19s oer ey daly 145
1911; E 261688; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
HerxKo; marche, par John Claes fils;
piano. [17195
© July 8, 191i - Pare nulla 24 1 Ot
E 263066; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
HemmMat (Dir); ged. von Johanna
Ambrosius; musik von Rich. Gompf,
op. 21, fir mannerchore Partiiur
und stimmen. 4to. [17196
© June/l2, 1910 2 erally 61911
KH 261452; Karl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany.
HEIMKEHR (The home-coming); ged.
von Maydell, English version by
Henry G. Chapman, musik von Otto
Volkmann, fiir eine hohe- vder mittel-
stimme. [LAF
© Julv > 20,192 eae sly 2a
1911; E 261939; G. Schirmer, New
ork Ne axe
996
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
17215
HELP ONE ANOTHER AS YOU GO; words
and music by A. L. Anthony. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17198
@)- June 26, 1911; e. June 30,
1911; E 261365; A. L. Anthony, San
Francisco, Cal.
yy
a
HER BEAUTIFUL TRESSES;
music by James Gibbons. EYyGlgs)
eet c. July 7, 1911; E 260678;
James Gibbons, Flatbush, N. Y.
words and
HERCEGAVAC; marche par Jules Fuéik,
_ op. 235, pour piano. [17200
jmersune 28, 1911: 2 ec. July 28,
1911; EH 263221; Mojmir Urbanek,
Prague, Austria.
Hip WITH CHRIST IN GoD; words by
BH. C. Millen, music by H. F. Hol-
brook. PeTZOH
© June 24, 1911: DC Mune 2S,
noid = BY 261179; Squire & Kinne,
Omaha, Nebr.
Hitts oF EDEN; words by Austin
Taylor, music by G. H. Ramsey.
[17202
© Mar. 4, 1911; 2c. June 27, 1911;
FE 260517; Firm foundation pub. co.,
Austin, Tex.
HINDOO FUNERAL SONG; words by
Edwin Arnold, music by Percy
Algernon Whitehead. (Three songs
of the east.) [17203
Oediye io 1911 °2 @ July 20,
1911; E 261902; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
HOBBLE-DE-HOY; characteristic march
and two-step, by Warren Wainright;
piano or cabinet organ. [17204
©) ame 22. 1911: 2 ¢e. June 28,
oe Zod ZI) Dp. WW. ~ Crist,
Moultrie, Ohio.
HocH, DEUTSCHES LIED; ged. von Ernst
| Tenner, musik von Karl Geyer, op. 3,
fiir miinnerchor. Partitur und stim-
| men. Ato. [17205
ey june 10, 1911; 2.¢° July .6,. 1914 ;
E 261466; Otto Forberg, Leipzig,
| Germany.
|Home RULE IN IRELAND; words by G. V.
! Osborn, music by Win. Dewey. New
Work, F.-B. Haviland pub. co.
[17206
| 2. tes Wily 20,
| 1911; Geo Vs. Osborn,
Newark,
1)
261911;
eA
| OMeiuly 20, 1911:
HOMELAND (THE); sacred song, words
by H. R. Haweis, music by Harvey
B. Gaul; organ ace. [17207
© July 8, 1911; 2c. July 10, 1911:
BH} 260725; H. W. Gray co., New York,
is een
HOMESICK ;
words and music by J. 8.
Cheavens.
Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17208
Or July = 127 otde 2 el finly 8
1911; H 260944; J. S. Cheavens,
Saltillo, Mexico.
HONEY MAN, MY LITTLE LOVIN’ HONEY
MAN; words by Joe. McCarthy, mu-
sic by Al. Piantadosi. [17209
@r Sully 10, 1M 22 Ve. sllive atts
1911; FE 261634; Leo Feist, New
Monks eNie Ye
HONEYMOONING HONEY IN BOMBAY;
characteristic march and two-step,
by Dave Reed, jr., arr. by Sol. Levy;
band. [17210
© July, git 2c. Aulyeo yl Ott:
E 261564; M. Witmark & sons, New
MORK. NAGY.
HONKY TONKY MONKEY RAG; words
and music by Chris Smith. [17211
© July 5, 19tt: 2c, July 5, 191:
E 260648 ;
ie
Thompson & co., Chicago,
HopsES ET HOPJES; ballet-pantomime
en un acte, scénario de F. Ambro-
siny, musique de Georges Lauweryns;
partition, piano avec texte. BYPAY
©, uly oi, AGI 7452: ne.) einlhy Sale
1911; E 261790; J. B. Katto, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
Hosanna; festival anthem, by August
C. Ely; mixed voices. 4to. [17213
© May 22, 1911; e. June 29,
1911; E 260552: Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
3)
_
How-bDE-po; from The campus, by Wal-
ter De Leon; hotel orchestra, no.
193. Ato. [17214
© July ib yedod kk: Gs lige al,
1911; © 261712; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N: Y.
9»
How DO YOU DO THE CLEVER THINGS YOU
po; words by Will A. Heelan, music
by Seymour Furth. [17215
9 2
© July salt co July 3, 19k
KE 261426; Joe. Morris music ¢co.,
New Mork liNs YX.
17216
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Imn"s:5 VIG
How MUCH MORE; words by Miriam
Oatinan, music by G. H. Ramsey.
[17216
@©ii Mar Ole? er ime: ore
1911; EH 260502; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
HUMORESQUE; par Paul Zilcher, op, 89,
pour piano. (Impressions, no. 7.)
pat Paliry
© May | aSsy bids “2 esp Jmlly : 6,
191s Hy 2Zolsi5: Bosworth © &"co:;
Leipzig, Germany.
by Frank L. Eyer;
piano. [17218
Or snnly el Opie ely SuilyaealO,
1911; E 260740; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HUNTING SONG;
HURRAH FOR SOUTHERN COLLEGE; Words
by Ella P. Hilburn, music by Carlo
Mora. (In The Southern, May-
June, 1911.) Yeats)
Gr July 14) 19-2 te ily:
OH 26lSe9or
Sutherland, Fla.
Southern college,
HURRY AND COME BACK TO ME, MY DEAR
LITTLE SUE; words and-.music by R.
Smith. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17220
Or dnly 12) LOda 2 err uily a a'S
1911; EK 260921; Roland Smith, Nor-
folk Var
HYMN TO HYGEIA; English and Ger-
man text, words and music by John
©. Hemmeter; male chorus and
piano. Score and parts. 4to. [17221
© June 12, 1911; 2 c« June 20,
1911; HE 260224; Carl Fischer, New
Work. Ne ys.
I AM MADE ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN;
words and music by P. P. Bilhorn.
[1F222
© July 29,1 9ld 2) ee July As,
1G: Hh 2620822. ks Bilhorn. Chie
cago, Ill.
I AM THINKING OF YOU DARLING; words
and music by E. B. Low. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [172238
Orly, 12s Todds (2) ces lula l8.
1911; E 2609386; HK. B. Low, Exeter,
Nebr.
ASK YOU TO LOVE ME; words and
music by A. J. Branham, arr. by H.
C. Spingler. [17224
©y dive) July 23.) 1911 3) 261662:
A. J. Branham, Springfield, Mo.
b—{
I BELIEVE IT SHALL BE AS HE TOLD ME;
words and music by D. W. Griffin.
pLi225
© June) 24, 19ides Oeste! 23)
1911; E 261480;. Squine?é& Kinne;
Omaha, Nebr.
I’D LIKE A DATE WITH YOU; words and
music by Alfred Roberts. . [17226
© 1c July 24 791d mh) 261971
Alfred Roberts, Lawrence, Mass.
I’D LIKE TO BE YOUR MOTHER’S SON-IN-
LAW; words by E. Ray Goetz, music
by Melville J. Gideon. MP2
© July 19, 19itso2) Ge duly, :-19)
1911; E 261821; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
I’D LIKE TO GO ON A HONEY-MOON WITH
you; from the Red rose, lyric by
Harry B. Smith, music by Robert
Hood Bowers. [17228
© June 28, 1911; 2 e June 238,
1911; EH 261198; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
I’D LIKE TO MAKE A HIT LIKE FATHER;
words by E. H. Applegate. music by
W. EH. Bilderback. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [17229
© July 126 19 2rer auly 1s
1911; E 260930; H. H. Applegate,
Asbury Park, N. Y.
I DON’T BELIEVE IN DREAMS; words by
Thomas B. Roberts, music by Myrle
Good. [17230
© July G6, 191192 en dis 8, Lote
E 261610; Riley & Denni, Kansas
City, Mo.
I FIND I’VE BEEN DREAMING SWEET
DREAMS OF YOU; words and music
by Ed. M. Rein. Washington; H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. yeaa
© June 26, 1911; 2 ec June 30,
1911; E 261305; Ed. M. Rein, New
Orleans, La.
I HAVE LEARNED; words and musie by
Gertrude Walton. [172382
© July 10, 19185 2c. July 18;
1911;:: BE 262077 2.) Prio “music ¢os
Waco, Tex.
I LEAVE IT To rou; from The campus,
by Walter De Leon; hotel orches-
tra, no. d925 4b: [1728
© July 15, doit SiZ ge uly: 1a
1911: EH 2617138> M2 Witmark &
sons, New York, N: ¥.
998
aa
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
17251
I LIKE THE HAT, I LIKE THE DRESS AND
I LIKE THE GIRL THAT’S IN IT; med-
ley march and two-step, by S. R.
Henry, arr. by Carl F. Williams;
orchestra and piano. 4to. [17234
esmiy 12. 1911: 2c. July 13,
iit 8 260833; Jos. W. Stern &
con New York, N. Y.
I LIKE TO GAZE UPON YOUR SUNSHADE;
written and composed by George
Arthurs and Alf. J. Lawrance; in
BD: [17235
mene) July 3, 1911; 2. ¢ July 3, 1911;
E 261408; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
I LIVE MY LIFE FOR YOU; words and
music by Harry Thomas. [172386
on uly. 20, 1911: 2 c. July 17,
igi; HC 261732: International
music ¢o., Montreal, Canada.
I'LL NEVER BE HAPPY AGAIN; words
and music by A. Bloom. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [17237
iG uly t2, 19112 -2-¢. July. 18,
1911; FE 260958; Annie Bloom,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
I’LL PUT A LIGHT IN THE WINDOW FOR
You; words and music by M. M.
Moss. (Gospel songs.) [17288
@pagive 14. 1914: 2 ¢. July. 21,
1911; E 261898; M. M. Moss, Bel-
lingham, Wash.
I LOVE SOME ONE; words and music
by Bonita. [17239
© July 10, 1911; 2 c. July 10,
1911; E 260712; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago, Ill.
1 LOVE THE NAME OF NELL; words and
| music by James Gibbons. [17240
@ Ae. June .30, 1911; BH 261223;
| James Gibbons, sr., Patchogue, N. Y.
I LOVE THEE; words by Thomas Hood;
| music by William G. Hammond;
high in E flat. (Two songs with
piano acc., no. 1.) [17241
© July 7, 1911; 2c. July 8, 1911;
| E 261598; G. Schirmer, New York,
| N. X:
Pr LOVE YOU DEARIE; lyric by Bobby
| Jones, music by N. S. Carter.
[17242
| }
© July 8, 1911; 2c. July 10, 1911;
| E 260720; J. H. Aufderheide & co.,
| Indianapolis, Ind.
I LOVED YOU THOUGH I LEFT YOU; or,
The little country maid; words and
music by William Bancroft. [172438
Cr June 26; 191-2 © duly 31,
1911; E 263230; Wm. Bancroft, Chi-
cago, Ill.
I -LUB My DINAH, DON’T YOU KNOW;
words and music by H. A. Stewart.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17244
Or sully 12 191t* 2es July. 18,
1911; E 260929; H. A. Stewart, Jeni-
fer, Ala.
I’M GETTING KIND OF LONESOME, FOR MY
OLD KENTUCKY PAL; medley march
and two-step, by Blossom Seeley,
arr. by Carl F. Williams; orchestra
and piano. 4to. [17245
© duly? 12 191k 2 le. Sully ts,
1911; E 260835; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
I’M GOING TO THE FRISCO FAIR, I AM, BY
GOSH; words by W. Olmstead, music
by Charles Emery. [17246
© July 8, 1911; 2c. July 8, 1911;
E 261614; William Olmstead, Dun-
kirk, Ind.
I’M OFF TO IRELAND; words and music
by Eddie Cassady. [17247
Orduly: 18; 19-2 e@iulye 1s.
1911; E 262035; Joe Morris music
co., New York, N. Y.
I’m PADDY THE KING OF THE OCEAN
STRAND; words by F. G. Coade,
musie by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17248
©) July 1207191220 ©... Iulys0s;
1911; E 260935; F. G. Coade, Avon-
more, Ont.
I MAY NOT KNOW; words and music by
Albert Simpson Reitz. [17249
©VAugs1 1918 2 -e: Sully 7, 1911
E 260667; Albert Simpson Reitz,
Chicago, Ill.
I MISS you; words by George A. Nor-
ton, music by Hal G. Nichols.
[17250
© June 12, 1911; 2 e June 2,
1911; BH 261522; Hal G. Nichols co.,
Denver, Colo.
I NEVER THOUGHT THAT I WOULD MISS
You so; words and music by Michael
A. Ambrose. aie:
© duly; 15,: 19tt: 12 es July, 15;
1911; E 260875; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
| 999
5872—11—3
17252
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 113, nis., v6
I ONLY DREAM OF YOU SWEETHEART;
words and music by M. Shigley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17252
© June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 380,
1911; EH 261372; Minnie Shigley, De-
graff, O.
I sAW PETER HENRY HOME; written by
J. P. Long, composed by Bennett
Seott. London, England, Star music
pub. co. [17253
© July 4, 1911; 2 «@ June 26,
1911; EH 261109; J Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
I’SE DONE GOT RELIGION; words by A. S.
Watkins, music by C. M. Fillmore.
[17254
© July.-20,- 191s" 2 ser July 24,
1911; E 268049; Chas. M. Fillmore,
Indianapolis, Ind.
I’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR A LITTLE GIRL
LIKE you; words by Albert Gompf,
music by Neil Navarre. [17255
© eduly: a5, “Odi 92 verre hulty. abs,
1911; E 260896; Albert Gompf, Law-
renceburg, Ind.
I’VE BEEN MAKING A GRAND STAND PLAY
FOR YoU; words by William Farmer,
music by Jos. McCarthy. [17256
Giskune 2s. 199i: 2 es junes2s:
1911; E 261199; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
I’VE RESOLVED TO LEAVE THE WORLD;
words and music by J. F. Mayfield.
[17257
@ Mar, 494911: 2 "er aune’ 27,
1911; E 260525; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
I'VE SEEN YOU BEFORE IN MY PIPE
DREAMS; words and music by R. D.
Stauffer. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17258
© | July 42) 19102 ee Sulg 1S,
1911; E 260933; Roy D. Stauffer,
Hanover, Pa.
I'VE SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR NOW;
words by James Rowe, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. [17259
@QriMary 4. iG: 2) ext June? 27,
1911: E 260516; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
I WANT TO BE YOUR FELLER; words and
music by Vincennes Sepe. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [17260
© June 26, 1911; 2 ec June 30,
1911; KH 261291;
Millbrook, N. Y.
Vincennes Sepe,
1000
tH
WANT TO KNOW YOU BETTER; words
and music by Hattie E. Sanborn.
[17261
© July BO (191s 2% uly 24:
1911; EH 261969; Hattie E. Sanborn,
Chicago, Il.
WANT TO VISIT CLOUDLAND; words
and music by G. C. Shorey. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17262
© July 12, 190i Dre eiuly 18:
1911; E 260952; Geo. C. Shorey,
Berwick, Me.
WAS THERE WHEN HE STARTED, BUT I
WAS GONE WHEN HE GOT THROUGH;
words by Charles A. Bradley, music
by Walter C. Steely. [17263
© 1c. July 24, 1911; H 261959;
Charles A. Bradley, Chicago, Il.
WILL KEEP MY PROMISE, DEAR; words
and music by Floyd B. Thompson.
Chicago, Thompson & co. [17264
© July 5, 1911;)2 © Joly 5, 1911:
E 260631; Robt. B. Thompson, Chi-
caso, PL
WILL LIFT UP MINE EYES UNTO THE
HILLS; words from Psalm CXXI,
music by Thomas Adams; mixed
voices. (Sacred octavo series, no.
969.) [17265
© July 19, 129i. ee suly 2h
1911; E 261930; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
WIsH I’D KNOW THE FELLOW I’M
TO MARRY SOME DAY; words by B. J.
Cohen, music by Chas. J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17266 |
© June 26,°1911-"27¢ Sune 30;
1911; E 261369; Bathsheba Jennie
Cohen, Buffalo, N. Y.
WONDER IF THOSE THOUGHTS WILL
STILL REMAIN; words and music by |
M. W. L. O’Reilly. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [17267
©. June 26, 191-2 ene SU:
1911: E- 2613255" Siytes OW. ks:
O’Reilly, New Bedford, Mass.
WONDER WHERE SHE IS NOW, WONDER
WHERE SHE’S GONE; words by J.
Pavlick, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17268
© July 12, 191ts 2 er soly. 1S)
1911; E 260963; John O. Pavlick, |
Wilkesbarre, Pa. |
Te ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
17286
J-X-L; march two-step, by Harry J.
Lincoln; piano. [17269
© June 24, 1911; 2 c June 26,
1911; E 261101; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
IcH BIN EIN KLEPTOMANE; lied aus der
operette, die Bajadere, text von
Louis Taufstein, musik von Martin
Knopf. [17270
midily S$, 1911; 2c. July 8, 1911;
E 261578 ; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
IpA MAY, QUEEN OF THE BRAES AND
GLEN; words by R. Galloway, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing:
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. BYA7al
edmy 12, 1911; 2 « July 18,
1911; EK 260931; Robert Galloway,
Fall River, Mass.
by Geo. L. Spaulding;
piano. eee 2
Pe auly 22; 1911; 2.c. July 24,
1911; EH 261991; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Ir I cOULD DREAM A THOUSAND YEARS;
| lyric by Earle C. Jones, music by
| Neil Moret. ELgZS:
: © June 30, 1911; 2 ce. June 30,
| 1911; H 261240; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
Tr I LOANED MY HEART TO YOU; words
| by L. Gunneaux, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
| Kirkus Dugdale co. [17274
| Smauly 22) 1911; 2 ¢. July 18,
1911; EK 260940; Leonard Gunneaux,
Charleston, W. Va.
Ir IN THY DREAMS; words by Herbert
| J. Brandon, music by Guy Wolfield ;
| in G, A flat and B flat. eis
| ieeduly 15, 1911: 2.¢.. July 17,
| 1911; EH 261809; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
i YOU CAN’T SING, DANCE; duet from
the Red rose, lyric by Robert B.
IDLE DREAMS;
Smith, music by Robert Heod
| Bowers. [17276
June 17, 1911; 2 ec. June 29,
oe HH) 261281 ; J. EL Remick & Co.,
New York, N. vi
(ik YOU WANT A GIRL TO LOVE YOU:
words and music by Betty Bellin.
ELT277
fOrsyualy 1, 1911: 2 ¢ June 29.
} 1911; H 261524; Grace L. M. Winne,
} Albany, N. Y.
diz Trovatore. See Verdi (G.).
IM SCHLAFCOUPE; operette in einem
akt, musik von Martin Knopf, fiir
orchester-stimmen. [17278
Crus As tote 2 ee uly to:
1911; E 260812; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
IMAGE (THE) OF JESUS; words and
music by Albert Simpson Reitz.
[17279
©) Aue. i Voit 2 ce sully Tt, soit
E 260671; Albert Simpson Reitz,
Chicago, Ill.
IMPROMPTU HONGROIS; par Cesare Bari-
son, op. 8, pour violon et piano.
(Deux morceaux, no. 2.) [17280
© June 19; AST .2 co July’ St,
1911; E 268260; C. Schmidt & co
Leipzig, Germany.
IMPROVISATION-CAPRICE; par Joseph
Jongen, op. 37, pour orgue. (Quatre
piéces, no. 2.) [17281
©: July 13) 1011s 2 e eaulyp 17,
19it>> BE. 266i: Durangy eb, ce,
Paris, France.
ecaprice by Alfred Paul-
sen; piano. [17282
©Onsuly? 14, dott: Be)“ Salky: 1.7,
1911; E 261801; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IMPS AT PLAY;
IN CHILDHOOD’S SUMMERTIME; words
by I. R. Quintelle, music by Samuel
H. Speck. [17283
© Fuly: 20, 1911.; - 2ice:: Duly «24,
1911; E 263068; Isabelle R. Quin-
telle, Collinsville, Conn.
IN DEAR OLD ATLANTIC CiTy; words by
Leon Riccio, music by Paul Hugene.
[17284
©, July 15) 1901: 2. ce Siagiqe alts,
1911; EK 260876; Maurice Shapiro.
New York, N. Y.
IN DER FRUHLINGSNACHT; ged. von Jul.
Gersdorff. musik von Franz Miiller,
op. 16, fiir minnerchor. Partitur.
Ato. [17285
©) June 20, 1911-2 2c) July 28,
1911; E 268219; Fr. Uiirich, Godes-
berg a. Rh., Germany.
IN DER NAHE YON MEISSEN; Sichische
rhapsodie, musik von Carl Just, op.
10, no. 2 B, ftir gemischten chor.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [17286
© June 10, 1911; 2¢. July 6, 1911:
E 261458; Otto Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
1001
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17287
IN DREAMLAND TONIGHT LET US MEET;
words and music by I. A. Howard.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17287
© June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
1911; E 261831; Ida A. Howard,
Whitefield, N. H.
IN FULL CHASE; caprice, by Heinrich
Engel; piano. [17288
©) duly AOy 19s 2 (erlagly. ekO,
1911; EH 260741; Theo. Presser ¢o..,
Philadeiphia, Pa.
IN GOD’S GARDEN OF ROSES; words and
music by Malcolm Douglas: high
voice. [17289
Gy July dt, A910 2c. aly 12,
1911; E 260776; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
IN HEAVENLY LOVE ABIDING; words by
Anna L. Waring, music by E. L.
Ashford.
© sune 30, 1912 sey uly le:
1911; EK 261689; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
In His NAME; words and music by
Laura Hubbard Jaccard. [17291
© July 5, 1911; 2 ¢ July 14,1919 :
EK 261627; Brown-Franklin co., Fort
Worth, Tex.
In Huncary; by E. Karbulka, op. 47,
no. 25 piano. [17292
Oe duly te Olle Qe. sulve lc.
tS EH 261fat: Wallis’ music ‘co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
IN JUNE AND JULY
words by Edgar Leslie, music by
Herbert Ingraham. [17293
Oye Nuys 5, | Vode 2 el Ialliyganl:
WITH AUGUST;
1911; E 260857; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
IN MY GONDOLA; barcarolle, by
Thérése Wittmann; piano. [17294
Or duily wi 19a ee ee sarlivas ai:
1911; E 261805; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London, England.
IN MY MEMORY; words by Marie
Beatrice Gannon, music by R.
Orlando Morgan. No. 8 in A flat.
[17295
© uly 3, 19d? er ulyss, A9dd:
E 261424; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
[17290.
i
pt. 101, abs:,‘v.'6
IN OLD IRELAND WHERE THE RIVER
KENMORE FLOWS; words. by Frank
W. Sterns, music by Perey Wenrich.
[17296
© July 12); 191 Ser aha nis.
1911; E 262070; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ili.
IN POVERTA MIA LIETA. See Puccini
(G.)
IN SADNESS; by Felix Swinstead;
piano. (Three characteristic pieces
for children, no. 1.) [17297
©. July 22% 191ieeewe aly 24,
1911; E 268022; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
IN SINGLE, MINGLE LAND; words by Sam
Rud Cook, music by Fletcher Rand.
[17298
© July 8, ASiL 2c Ss, 191i
E 261613; Sam Rud Cook, Dallas,
Tex.
IN SPRING; waltz by H. Engelmann;
piano. [17299
© July 8, 1911: 2 fly, 22, 1911:
E 261584; Co-operative music ©Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IN SUMMERTIME IN SOMERSET; rustic
wooing, written by Leonard Cooke
and Harry Gifford, composed by
Tom Mellor. [17300
© July 18. Shee ea wals aS
1911; E 262089; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
IN SUMMERTIME ON BREDON; words by
A. E. Housman, music by Graham
Peel. . [17301
©. July 10, 19 eeoly d
1911; E 261642; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
IN SWEET JUNE TIME; words by George
E. Andrews, music by Edward C.
McCoy. [17302
© “July 10; 119i 2 ee sly ae
1911; E 261645; McCoy & Andrews,
Waterbury, Conn.
IN THE CROSS OF CHRIST I GLORY;
words by John Bowring, music by
R. M. Stults;- high voice in A flat.
[17303
©. June 12, 1911 2) July 34918:
E 2613890; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
IN THE JUNGLE; intermezzo, by Chas.
Arthur, arr. by G. H. Reeves; full
band. 4to. [17304
© May 13, 1911; 2 @ June 20,
1911: E 260225; Carl Fischer, New — |
York, NeeY.
1002
es
no. 8, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
IN THE ORCHARD; words and music by
D. Metcalf. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17305
ie suly 12, 1911; 2 ec. July 18,
1911; E 260949; Della C. Metcalf,
Longmont, Col.
IN THE QUIET EVENING; words by
David Finley, music by Charles J.
W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17306
iG) June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
1911; E 261299; David Finley, Ak-
ron, Ohio.
IN THE SPRINGTIME MABLE DEAR; words
and music by J. Conlon. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [17307
en dai 12 1911: 2.¢.. July 18,
1911; E 260920; John Conlon, Fort
Meade, S. Dak.
IN THE STILLNESS OF THY LOVE; words
and music by Albert Simpson Reitz.
[17308
(ermme 11911: 2c July 7, 1911:
E 260673; Albert Simpson Reitz,
Chicago, Ill.
IN THE TWILIGHT; words by M. McAlI-
ister, music by Edna M. Bilhorn.
[17309
© June 30, 1911; 2c. July 3, 1911;
E 261415; Margaret McAlister, Rar-
din, Ill.
IN VACATION TIME; words by A. H.
Rehn jr., music by N. Rehn. [17310
oti as, (911; 2 ¢c. July 15,
1911; E 260877; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
In WESSEX LANES; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Ellen Cowdell.
la bres ta
© July 10, 1911; e sully 10,
1911; E 260730; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
9
a
IN YOUR OLD’ SUNBONNET; written by
Charles Wilmott, composed by Her-
mann HK. Darewski, jr. [i732
© June 29, 1911; 2 c« June 29,
1911; EH 260567; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
INDIAN DANCE; from Wan 0’
woods, by M. Payson; piano.
ie tots
© 1c. June 26, 1911; E 261162;
Mary Payson, San Diego, Cal.
the
INDIAN LOVE SONG; words by J. Wilson
| Shiels, music by H. J. Stewart;
| high in A flat. [17314
Oriuae? 30) 191: 2 ey July: .1,
1911; E 260630; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York, N. Y.
— SS ne
17323
INDIANA; words and music by H.
Jones. [17315
© July 3, 1911; 2 ec. July 3, 1911;
E 261445; Henry Jones, Linton,
Ind.
INFLAMMATUS ET ACCENSUS.
sini (G. A.)
INNOCENCE; by Harry Austin ‘Tier-
ney; piano. [17316
© Sunes 24, Toul: -2%ey June. .26;
1O1f = 261105 :°"Ped’ Snyder —co.,
ine.. New York, N. Y.
See Ros-
INSIDE THE GOLDEN GATE; words and
music by A. H. Bryant. a brea Ly ¢
(Oo Mar 4 1ott 2G, June.21,
1911; E 260512; Firm foundation
pub: eo:, -Alstin; ex.
INTERMEZZO RURALISTIC; by EH. HE. Bag-
ley; orchestra. 4to. [17318
© June 25, 1911; ec. June 30,
1911; E 261227; Cundy-Bettoney
co., Boston, Mass.
9
ot
Into THY PRESENCE; from Milton’s
88th Psalm, words by John Mil-
ton, music by P. Kane. London, W.
Paxton. [17319
© Jan. Fi AO Ts @ Mar 27
1911; E 260654; Purley Kane, Lon-
don, England.
9
ot
IRENE, MY MIDNIGHT QUEEN; words by
Havez and Donnelly, music by Nat
Goldstein. [17320
©yefuly” 13,191; 2 cs. Fuly 18;
1911: E 262033; Jerome H. Remick
& <0... New. LOLK,..N: .¥.
Irts. See Mascagni (P.)
IRRESISTIBLE; valse chantée, by Ruth
Bustanoby, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; full band. 4to. alreyA l
© May 15, 1911; 2 ¢ June 20,
1911: E 260226; Carl Fischer, New
MorlewN., X%
Is HEAVEN JUST FOR WHITE FOLKS;
words by J. H. C. Barrs, music by
Baird Jennings. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [17322
© qdulyy 20.89; éculy 20;
1911: E 261912; John H. C. Barrs,
Muskegon, Mich.
9
=
LISTENS GOOD TO ME; words and
7 9
music by S. Spencer. [17323
© 1c July 1, 1911; E 260657;
Senne Spencer, Chicago, Il.
It
1003
a
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17324
pt. Da es. V--6
>
It’s A LONG LANE THAT HAS NO TURN-
ING; lyric and music by Manuel
Klein. [17324
Oy J why 22. Aisles 2 Nee holly, f24,
1911; TE 261992; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
It’s ALL RIGHT WHEN THE SUN SHINES;
written by Leonard Cooke, composed
by Henry BH. Pether; in G. [17325
© June 29,7 1911-52 c.ssume 29,
1911; E 260568; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
ITALIA; operetta, lyric and music by
Della Hicks. [17326
©o1%e) July. 12) 190" Bh e260 rel;
Della Hicks, New York, N. Y.
JACK AND BONNIE LEE; words and mu-
sic by A. J. Linville. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. PreyAre
© July. (2 19tte 2 er tay, ls.
[Odd KY 2609625 “Ac OSs einyille,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
JACK LAMPE BARN DANCE; by Jack
Lampe; piano. [17328
Or Jume: 207 ft Ont? ext uly, (3;
1G hy, 2O1430; yack Wampe.” jr
Los Angeles, Cal.
JACK OF SPADES; march two-step, by
Abe Losch, arr. by F. H. Losey;
full orchestra, piano ace. [17329
© sune 27, 1911-32 -e) Sune Zs,
1911; E 261194; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
JAGD (Die) (The chase); impromptu,
by J. Rheinberger, op. 5, no. 1, re-
vised and fingered by Frederic Lille-
bridge [with descriptive notes and
examination questions]. [17330
© June 30, 1911; 2 ¢. July 6, 1911;
A 291661; International conserva-
tory of music, St. Louis, Mo.
JANE, JANE, JANE, MY OWN JANIE;
words by G. T. Masteryanni, music
by Chas. J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [173381
© June 26, 1911; 2 c& June 30,
1911; EK 261359; Gideon T. Master-
yanni, Monessen, Pa.
JAPANESE FOLK SONGS; arr. by A. O.
Smith. Contents: My dear soul; by
Wilfrid Sanderson; cornet solo.—
The nation’s prayer; by Frances
Allitsen; military band. Sor
@©eduly, 22, A914» 2 ey July 24,
1911; E 268017; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
JAYHAWKER RAG; by FE. ‘Thomas.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
livass
© June ‘26, 1911302 Ve tune: 30;
1911; E 261325; Florence Thomas,
Soldier, Kans.
JEANNE MAILLOTTE; overture by J.
Reynaud, arr. by T. M. Carter; band.
Ato. [17334
© June 25, 1911:-2 %e sume 30;
1911; E 261228; Cundy-Bettoney
co., Boston, Mass.
JEHOVAH’S PRAISE; words by James
Montgomery, music by I. H. Mere-
dith. [178385
© Mar.- 28, 1911: 20e) mime 29,
1911; E 260553; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
JESUS IS COMING; words by D. W.
Griffin, music by Chas. A. Squire.
[17336
© June 24, 1911; 2% dune: 28,
1911; E 261181; Squire & Kinne,
Omaha, Neb.
JESUS IS COMING AGAIN ; words by May
Stevens and S. D. Kinne, music by
May Stevens. Litsad
© June 24, A9i-25e.) fume’ 28)
1911; E 261182; Squire & Kinne,
Omaha, Neb.
JESUS IS LEADING ME; Solo or duett
with quartet chorus, words and mu-
sic by EF. A. Clark; mixed voices.
(The missionary call.) [173838
© July 15, 191-2 sex ehaly <2
1911: E 261892: F. A. Clark, Phila- |
delphia, Pa.
JESUS LOVES
Martha Artz and O. L. Thompson,
music by O. L. Thompson.
©-1¢ July 3, dO a 261436.
O. L. Thompson, Hureka Springs,
Ark,
JESUS ONLY; words and music by M. M.
Moss. (Gospel songs.)
ingham, Wash.
JESUS SAVES; words and music by O. L. |
; [17341 |
Thompson.
© Le july.
O. L. Thompson,
1911: E 261437;
Ark.
Jig; by Felix Swinstead; piano.
(Four easy dances, no. 4.) [17342
© July 22, A191 2Me aisle 249
1911; E 2630238; G. Ricordi’& ‘cos
Milan, Italy.
1004
Hureka Springs, |
EVERYONE; words by |
[17339 |
[17340 |
© July 14, 19-92 © duly ial
1911; E 261896; M. M. Moss, Bell-
a eee
ne. §, 1911
JOHN-A-DREAMS; cantata, composed by
Richard H. Walthew. String parts.
[17343
io) July 5, 1911; 2 c. July 6, 1911;
E 261532; Boosey & co., London,
England.
JOHNNY’S SO LONG AT THE FAIR; arr.
and annotated by Gertrude Bell
[with descriptive notes and exami-
nation questions]. [17844
(Oe sune 30; 1911; 2c. July 6,
1911; A 291662; International con-
Servatory of music, St. Louis, Mo.
JOLI (LE) JEU DE FURET; cheur pour
voix d’enfants, par Roger-Ducasse;
2 pianos 4 4 mains. [17345
mrvuly 29, 191%; 2 « July 24,
1911; E 263008; Durand et cie,
Paris, France.
JOLLY (THE) BLACKBIRD; humoresque,
by Marie Crosby; piano. (Three
pieces for young pianists, no. 3.)
[17346
cy June -30, 1911; 2 ¢c. July 1,
1911; E 260619; G. Schirmer, New
York, iN.” ¥.
JOLLY (A) COLLEGE CHAP; words and
music by HE. M. Lewis. [17347
© 1c. June 29, 1911; BE 260541;
Etta M. Lewis, Portland, Me.
JOLLY HUNTERS; by Jan Berény, op.
47, no. 3; piano. [17348
Crauly 17, 191%: 2c. July 17,
1911; EH 261738; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
JCNGEN (JOSEPH) Choral; par. J.
Jongen, op. 37, pour orgue. (Quatre
piéces, no. 4.) [17349
eeioive ts, 191): 2, ¢., July. 17,
19; H 261761; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
Fantaisie; sur deux noéls popu-
laires wallons, par Joseph Jongen,
op. 24, transcription par l’auteur
pour piano 4 4 mains. [17350
Orsuly, 13, 190ts i120) July VF,
1911; E 261765; A. Durand et cie.
Paris, France.
JOUISSANCE. See Tendresse.
JOYEUX CARILLON; par Suzanne Coque-
lin; piano. [17351
©) Fuly 29) 1911522 e) July. 24,
19015 H- 268012; Hd: Jouve, Paris,
France.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
17360
JUDE’S MISSION HYMNS; words by Gen.
Booth and others, music by Wm.
Herbert Jude. Part 1. 8vo.
[17352
@ daly 4)/ 17901: 2 le “July 19)
1911; E 261878; Reid bros., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
JUMBO’S TWO-STEP; par Hubert-Mouton,
pour 1°*® violons. [17353
© giuly nis AQ1=..2 ec. 1 July 17,
1911; E 261768; Durand et cie,
Paris, France.
JUNE SKIES; words and music by
Robert Moore. [17354
© July 8, 1911; 2c. July 8, 1911;
E 261612; Robert M. Fry, Sheridan,
Oreg.
JUNGE LIEBE (Jeunesse d’amour) ; valse
par’ BS (PS Piebrich, op. 69, pour
piano. [17355
© May 18, 1911; 2 c. July 6, 1911;
E 261508; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
JUST A BUNCH OF LILIES; words and
music by Agnes Heinze. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [173856
© June 26, 1911; 2 ce. June 30,
1911; E 2613857; Agnes Heinze,
Amelia 0. H., Va.
JUST A GLIMPSE OF MOTHER’S FACE;
words and music by Will M. Ken-
nedy. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [17357
© June 26, 1911; 2 c« June 380,
1911; EH 261301; Will M. Kennedy,
Sche-ecitady, N. Y.
JUST A TWO-STEP, DEARIE; words and
musie by John Paul. [17358
© 1c. June 30, 1911; H 261222;
Charles H. Reichert, New York,
N. 'Y.
JUST A WORD; words by William
Frank Aldrich, music by L. Emer-
son Brown. [t'7359
© June 15, 1914s 2e Tune: 15,
1911; E 258978; William Frank Ald-
rich, San Francisco, Cal.
JUST FOR A KISS; words and music by
M. A. Brodie. [17360
© 1e¢. July 10, 1911; EH 260698;
Mary Albertine Brodie, Washington,
Pp. C.
1005
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17361
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
JUST ONE SARATOGA; march and two-
step, by Charles C. Tyler, arr. by
Robert Recker; band, with cornet
solo. Ato. [17361
© uly 17, 1914": 2 oe. uly. 19:
1911; E 261814; Charles C. Tyler,
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
JUST ONE SWEET THOUGHT; words by
Harley Rosso, music by Britton
Page. [173862
©) sSuliy. 24 Oa? en ay 4
1911; E 263056; H. R. McClure, Sid-
ney, O.
JUST REMEMBER; words by Joseph Gil-
low, music by Ford EH. Mierisch.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17363
© June 26, 1911; 2 ce. June 380,
1911; E 261307; Joseph Gillow,
Weehawken, N. J.
JUVENILIA; 10 piccoli pezzi di M. En-
rico Bossi, per pianoforte. no. 1—
10. [17364
© June 3, 1911; 2c. June 23, 1911;
EK 261649; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
KAISFR (ALFRED) Scherzo; study on
Syncopated wrist staccato, by Alfred
Kaiser; piano. [17365
Owtuly 22, 19d 2 erally 24
1911; E 261979; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London, England.
KATZ- UND MAUSDUETT; aus das Erste
weib, 111. akt. no. 12, musik von
Bruno Hartl. 1. Orchester-partitur,
mit text. 2. Klavier mit text.
[17366, 17367
@QPJune2, 19114" 22 eo auly: 3!
1911; HK 263265, 263266; Josef Wein-
berger, Leipzig, Germany.
KEEP LOOKING TO JESUS; words by N.
W. Lines, music by Benjamin Frank-
lin Butts. [17368
Oy July) ay 19m 2 cer Sulye 2m,
1911; EK 261951; B. F. Butts, New
Works IN) -Y:
KERRY (THE) Boys; Irish dance, by
Caroline Maud (Viscountess Hawar-
den); piano. [17369
© July 7, 1911; 2c. July 24, 1911;
EH 263062; Joseph Williams, I1td.,
London, England.
KINDERLEHRE; ged. von Ottokar Kern-
stock, musik von Karl Geyer, op. 9,
ftir minnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [17370
©puJune: 10-7091 (2 ce. Poiily. 6;
1911; E 261467; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Kine (THE) OF THE MIGHTY DEEP;
written by Herbert T. Brandon, com-
posed by Selwyn Lloyd. No. 1 in D
flat. No. 2 im Hiaiae. a3 1:
© July 17, Wii 2 ee aly, 18;
1911; E 262060; J. B. Cramer & ©co.,
ltd., London, England.
KINGDOM’s (THE) HOST; words by
Mollie C. Mosher, music by De Loss
Smith. [173872
© July 1, 1911; 2 c. July 6, 1911;
E 261537; De Loss Smith, New
Yorke sNy ae ae
Kiss (THE) WALTz; selections, arr. by
A. C. Manning; piano. Eeeye)
© July 14; aol Bre iaig. 14.
1911; E 261665; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York,
ING Ye
KISSING; words and music by W. H.
Sugden. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17374
© June 26, 1911; 2 « June 30,
1911; BH 2613810; W. E:. Sugden,
Waverly, W. Va.
KXIVER (HRNEST)
Kiver; organ.
Three pieces; by E.
contents :—1. Alle-
gretto non troppo. 2. Andantino.
3. Postlude. [17375
© July 15,719 eae lye 7,
1911; EH 261813; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
KLINGENFELD (HEINRICH) March; vio-
lin and piano (Little suite in ©
major, no. 1.) [17376
© July 4) ASME 2 ey sialyl,
1911; E 260863; G. Schirmer, New
Works Neve
-—— Melody; violinand piano. (Little
suite in C major, no. 2.) [17377
©. July 145 19th 2iey saly, ih,
1911; E 260864; G. Schirmer, New
Work. ING Ye
KNicuHts TEMPLAR; march and two-
step, by Wm. H. J. Keating; piano.
[17378
© June 28, 1911; 2 c. June 28,
1911; E 261200; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
Knock woop; words by Andrew B.
Sterling, music by H. Von Tilzer.
[17379
© July 10, 19822 ey, 10;
1911; E 260718; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N: Y.
1006
ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
17397
KORNFELD (Das) ; ged. von Detlev von
Liliencron, musik von Oskar C. Posa,
op. 10. 1. Fur hohere stimme. 2.
Fiir tiefere stimme. (Vier gesinge.
HOS 2.) [17380, 17381
© May 6, 1911; 2 c. each May 26,
1911; E 258586, 258587; Jul. Heinr.
Zimmermann, Leipzig, Germany.
KORRIGANE (LA) ; ballet fantastique, de
Ch. M. Widor, fantaisie mosaique
arr. par Emile Tavan; orcheste avec.
piano conducteur. 4to. [17382
(Op aly 291910): 2 e. July 24;
1011; E 268010; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
IXUSSEN, MEIN KIND, IST GEFAHRLICH ;
walzerlied aus der operette, die
Musterweiber, ged. von Paul Hubl
und G. Quedenfeldt, musik von
Franz Werther. [17383
© June 10, 1911; 2 c. July 6,1911;
E 261502; Julius Feuchtinger, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
LaD (THE) YOU MET IN AUGUST WILL
BE WAITING FOR YOU IN MAy; words
and music by G. S. Tucker. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[173884
© June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
1911; E 261852; Glenn S. Tucker,
Oneida, N. Y.
LaDy LARK OF MINE; words by O. M.
Conley, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17385
Cmiuly #25 190i 2 es, July. 18,
i Ei 4260954: O, M.. -Conley,
Middletown, Mo.
LANDLER; von Arthur Heinrich, op. 31,
fiir klavier. (Drei alte tinze, no.
2.) [17386
© Apr. 15, 1911; 2 c. July 6, 1911;
E 261476; Verlag-melodia, Berlin,
Germany.
LAI LOULI; poésie de Victor Melnotte,
musique de André Bloch. [17387
© Iuly 7, 19112, 2-e..July 8, 1911:
Be2ol7Ol>) Hnoeh & co; Paris,
France.
| LAND (THE) OF LIBERTY; an operetta
for young folks, book and lyrics, by
Arthur Selwyn Garbett, music by
J. W. Lerman. S8vo. [17388
Oo oApre is, 101d > 2: e.) June, 29,
1911; A 290966; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. N. Y.
LAND (THE) OF THE FREE; from the
Red rose, lyric by Harry B. Smith,
music by Robert Hood Bowers.
[173889
© June 28, 1911; 2 c June 28,
1911; EK 261201; Jerome H. Remick
~ & co., New York, N. Y.
LASS (THE) OF SWEET SIXTEEN; words
by E. A. Perkins, music by Kenneth
Hale. [173890
@adinly 05. AG +62 -e.; Sully, 15,
1911; H 260902; E. A. Perkins,
Elgin, [11.
Lasso Mary; words by Edward P.
Moran, music by Seymour Furth.
[17391
©, July, 19..1911: 2: edly 719,
1911; E 261825; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
LE VOICI, LE HEROS. See Bach (J. S.)
LENITA; words by Addison Gibson, mu-
sic by John Douglas. [17392
©l1c. July 3, 1911; E 261429; Ad-
dison Gibson, Los Angeles, Cal.
LET’S GO DOWN TO THE BOWLING ALLEYS;
words and music by G. B. Pitman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17393
©). gune,Zon 191 2) ex) June: 30;
1911; E 261875; George Buxton Pit-
man, Salem, Mass.
LET’S MAKE A NIGHT OF IT TO-NIGHT;
written and composed by John A.
Glover-Kind. : [173894
©) daly 3 t911 > 2.e) July 3.) 1Otte:
E 261409; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
LET’S PLAY POST-OFFICE; by A. Stauffer
and Ernie Erdman; song. [17395
©). June 284 19112 eo duly) 13;
1911; E 260799; Aubrey Stauffer,
Chicago, Ill.
LET THE HEAVENS REJOICE; harvest
anthem, words from the Psalms, mu-
sic by B. Jackson, F. R. C. O.; organ.
4to. (The Ambrose edition of
church music, no. 136.) [173896
July 541901: 2 ex Suly 13; .91:
E 260829; Ambrose Abbott & @o.,
London, England.
LET THE LORD BE PRAISED, O ZION;
words and music by Jas. B. Frank-
lin. [17397
© Mar. 4, 1911; 2 c. June 27, 1911;
E 260501; Firm foundation pub. co.,
Austin, Tex.
1007
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17398
LET US HAVE PEACE; a prayer, words
by George Graff, jr., music by Ernest
R. Ball; key of F. [17398
© June 29, 1911; 2 c June 380,
1911; E 261232; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
by Ernest R. Ball.
cornet with band ace.
trombone with band acc.
[17399, 17400
© July 20, 1911; 2 @ each July
21, 1911; E 261946, 261947; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y.
LET US WALK IN THE LIGHT; words
and music by A. H. Bryant. [17401
© Mar. 4, 1911; 2c. June 27, 1911;
E 260505; Firm foundation pub. co.,
Austin, Tex.
1. Song for
2. Song for
LETTER TO MAUD; lyrics and music by
R. C. Michel. [17402
© duly 24 Ont: 2% dilye 24.
1911; H 2638057; R. C. Michel, St.
Louis, Mo.
LEUTNANTSLIEBCHEN (DAS); operette
in einem vorspiel und zwei akten,
von Josef Siener, musik von Benno
Sternberg; klavierauszug mit text.
[17403
@ May 162 A9tL: 25 es simly. ol
1911; D 18944; Albert Ahn, Bonn,
Germany.
LE VOICI, LE HEROS. See Bach (J. S.).
LiBussA; polonaise, by R. Krentzlin,
op. 89; piano duet. [17404
@©isuly. 19; AOte = 2 ers sialyl
1911; BH 261931; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
LIEBESBOYKOTT; operette in 3 akten,
text von Johann Friedrich Buben-
dey, musik von Alberto Curci; kla-
vierauszug mit text. [17405
© iJune 12, Ott 2 ce huilya 28)
1911; D 18942; George Lehmann,
Berlin, Germany.
LIEBESLAUBE (DIE); lied nach dem
amerikanischen, Every little move-
- ment, Deutsche worte von A. O. Al-
berts u. Rud. Baron, musik von Karl
Hoschna. [17406
Oiulyes Old 2 ee auly.G. tO la:
EK 261549; Apollo verlag. Berlin,
Germany.
LIFE IS BUT A FADING FLOWER; words
and music by Albert Hockey. [17407
© July Ws) Wot 2 el uly. a4,
1911; E 261681; Fellheimer-Ken-
nedy co., Philadelphia, Pa.
pt. Ill, n.s., v.6
LIFE IS TO US WHAT WE: MAKE IT;
words and music by L. Wolbach.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
i © ek ore Te
[17408
© June 26, 1911; 2 e. June 30,
1911;.E 261318;
Comptche, Cal.
LIFE ISN’T ALL ROSES, ROSIE; medley
march and two step, by Seymour
Furth, arr. by E. S. S.. Huntington;
orchestra. 4to. [17409
© June 26, 1911222 (7 aume 26;
1911; H 261097; Joe Morris music
co., New York anes ;
LIFE’S GRANDEST THEME; words by
Isaac S. Huckins, music by Harry P.
Guy. [17410
© June 20, 1911; 2¢ July 7,1911;
E 260680; Isaac S. Huckins, Bay
City, Mich.
LigHt (THE) BRIGADE; march and
two-step, by John Martin; piano or
cabinet organ. [17411
© June 22-491) 2 ee dune 28,
1911; E 261210; D. W. Crist, Moul-
trie}, ©:
LiGHT OF HEART; by Geo. L. Spauld-
ing; piano. [17412
© July 20; 191102" ex sully 21,
1911; E 261948; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
LIGHT OF MY HEART; words by Felix
A. Joseph, music by Adelina De
Lara; no. 2 in C. [17413
© July: 19° Doi 2 ee nahy: 120)
1911; E 261924; Hnoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
LIGHTLY ROW; arr. and annotated by
Gertrude Bell [with descriptive
notes and examination questions].
[17414
© June” 30) Aoi, uly,_ 6;
1911; A 2916638; International con-
servatory of music, St. Louis, Mo.
LILY OF THE VALLEY; waltz by Chas.
J. Rockwell; band. 4to. [17415
©. July 1, doit 2 es une 29)
1911: FE 260542; F. €. Menges, Cleve-
land, O.
Lity PoLKA;: by H. A. Vander Cook;
cornet and piano. [17416
© May 1, 191; 2yer suly 143
1911; E 261676; H. A. Vander Cook,
Chicago, Ill.
1008
Lulu Wolbach,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911 17435
Line-up (THE); march and two-step, | LirTLE (THE) ROSE CLAD COTTAGE
by Thos. V. White; piano. [17417 "MONG THE HILLS; words and music
@r july 18, 1911; 2 c July 19, by G. F. McDonald. Washington,
1911; E 261874; Thos. Goggan & H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [17427
bros., Galveston, Tex.
LINGERING; words and music by H. C.~
Spear. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17418
femsuly 12, 1911-2 ¢. July 18,
1911; EK 260927; Henry C. Spear,
Menominee, Mich.
LINKING OF THE LAKES; waltz by Ju-
lius K. Johnson; piano. [17419
© eiune 12) A9tb?) 2ce: uly 21,
1911; E 261955; Johnson & Fergu-
son, Minneapolis, Minn.
LISTEN TO THE CHIMES; words by
Walter C. Ballard, music by Lewis
G. Stamm. [17420
© 1c July 3, 1911; E 261443;
Joseph Krolage music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
Li?tTLE (THE) FAIRIES WALTZ; by W.
Bancroft; piano. [17421
(Omsune «26, A914: 2. ¢:, July 31,
1911; E 263231; Wm. Bancroft, Chi-
eago, Ill.
LITTLE HEART DOORS OPEN WIDE; words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by
I. H. Meredith. [17422
© October 21, 1909; 2 c. June 29,
1911; E 2630389; ‘Tullar-Meredith
co., New York, N. Y.
LITTLE KITTEN SONGS AND STORIES; by
C. Jacobs-Bond. [17423
Onde 28) 191 2c July 14,
1911; A 291831; Carrie Jacobs-Bond,
Chicago, Il.
LiTTLE (A) LOVE; words by P. J. O’-
Reilly, music by A. Luzzatti. [17424
© June 29, 1911; 2 c June 30,
1911; E 261256; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
Littte Miss Fix-iT; selections, arr. by
A. C. Manning; piano. [17425
© July 14, 1911; 2 ¢« July 14,
1911; E 268033; Norworth pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
waltzes, arr. by A. C. Manning;
piano. — [17426
Ortuly 14. 491i+952 ie, /tuly 24,
1911; E 2630382; Norworth pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
© June 26, 1911; 2 c June 30,
1911; E 261855; Geo. F. McDonald,
Merced, Cal.
LITTLE SILVER STAR; words and music
by R. C. Forbes. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [17428
© June 26, 1911; 2 @ June 30,
1911; E 2618138; Ruby C. Forbes,
Armena, Wis.
LITTLE SONGS FOR TINY TOTS; words by
Ruth Rutherford and Maud Cun-
ningham, music by Hileen Quayle.
Contents: One! two! three!—In my
nursery.—Rosie.—The wedding.—
Dear little robin—Tommy. [17429
CG) Sal AF) 19191.-- Be. July 18;
1911; EK 262061; J. B. Cramer & co.,
ltd., London, England.
LittLE (A) story; by Charles Zim-
mermann; piano. [17430
(© May 10, 1911; 2 ce June 20,
1911; E 260227; Carl Fischer, New
York. WN:
LITTLE WHITE ROSE OF MINE; words by
William F. Kirk, music by Robert
Matthews. [17481
©) July. 83 101A Fee lve
1911; E 262066; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
LIVE WIRE; march by J. H. DelVecho;
band. 4to. [17432
OV duly As 119i "2 ves June 29:
1911; E 260543; F. C. Menges, Cleve-
land, O.
Lo, oUR FATHER’S TENDER CARE; muSic
by Sidney C. Durst; solo and chorus.
(Sacred octavo choruses, no. 163.)
[17433
Op duly 16, tS De easly ie
1911; E 261739; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
LocaL (THE) OPTIONIST; words by
John Carney, music by J. A. Brown.
[17484
©e July: 61 Gite 2ites ahigly. lal
1911; E 261629; Brown - Franklin
co., Fort Worth, Tex.
Log (THE) OF THE GOOD SHIP NOD;
verse by George W. Stevens, music
by Catherine Pannill Mead. [17435
©, July 19): 4911s 2c July 19;
1918 =) 261872; John Church ‘co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
1009
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17436
LONELY TO-NIGHT LOVE (EINSAM ICH
WARTE) ; folk song, words by Rosalie
Thompson, German by Otto Paul,
music by J. N. Whybark. [17436
© July 16,1911 =. 2 Jes Duly, a3;
1911; E 260825; Joseph N. Why-
bark, Los Angeles, Cal.
LONGING FOR YOU; words by J. Lonnie
McKee, music by Ada M. Clark.
[17437
© 1c. June 30, 1911; H 261224;
J. L. McKee and Ada M. Clark,
Denison, Texas.
LOOK ME OVER DEARIE; from La belle
Paree, words by HEdward Madden,
music by Jerome Kern. [17438
© duly 4s AON 52 ce. a alive
pO” Hy, 2616634 0s Bo) Harmsn&
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York,
IN OY.
LooK OUT FOR JOHNSON, GREAT BIG
CHOCOLATE DROP; words and music
by B. E. Mosby. [174389
© 1e July 5, 1911; E 260644;
B. HE. Mosby, Camden, Mo.
LOOKING TO THEE; words and music
by Robert Coverley ; high voice in G.
[17440
© sJuner27,. 1981 2 ex snallyy oS:
1911; EH 261391; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
‘LOOKING UNTO JESUS; words by D. W.
Griffin, music by Seeley D. Kinne.
[17441
© June 24, 1911; 2 c. June 28,
1911; E 261188; Squire & Kinne,
Omaha, Neb.
Lost (THE) cHorD; by A. S. Sullivan,
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; military band.
Ato. [17442
© July 19, 1914) 2 uly 2s
1911; E 261884; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LoTUSBLUME (Lotus flower) ; par Paul
Zilcher, op. 89, pour piano. (Im-
pressions, no. 6.) [174438
© May 18, 1911; 2 ec. July 6, 1911;
EK 261514; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
‘LOVE DERIDED ; intermezzo, by M. Dorel;
piano. London, Weekes & co. [17444
©) Sunes 267 191d) 12) eu Suly. A,
1911; HK 260661; Edward Saxon,
London, England.
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
LOVE DIVINE; sacred duett by W. Grif-
fith; tenor and baritone with piano
acc. — £17445
© July 17; 291--2 ey Amigo,
1911; EH 261722; W. Griffith, Poult-
ney, Vt.
LOVE DREAMS AND DESTINY; lyrics by |
Geo. Fuller Golden, music by Wil-
liam Cutty. [17446
© June 29,1911; 2 « June 29,
1911; E 260575; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
LOVE IN THE SUGAR CANE GROVE; words
by E. T. Southern, musie by Agatha
Cummings Southern. [17447
© 1c¢ July 1, 1911; EB 260615;
E. T. Southern, San Francisco, Cal.
Same.
© July 10, 19iie 2 eawmig? 17,
1911; EK 261729; E. T. Southern, San
Francisco, Cal.
LOVE IS MY HEART’S ONLY SONG; words
by W. T. Brannen, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [17449
©° July 12;- 19 2 eraumiy 18,
1911; E 260961; W. T. Brannen, Sa-
vannah, Ga.
LOVE ME; words by Edward Madden,
music by Albert Gumble. [17450
© July 3, 1911; 2c. July 3, 1911;
H) 261881; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
LOVE ME ALL THE TIME; words by
Julian Arnell, music by Melville
Nordi. [17451
© July 1h Wi-Fi lS.
1911; E 260770; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
LOVE ME JUST A LITTLE DO; words by
Marguerite V. D. Miller, music by
John C. Sorg. [17452
© Tuly 13,191 Vay erly,
1911; E 260860; J. C. Sorg, EHliza-
beth, N. J.
Love (THE) OF MY HEART; words by
W. Burton Baldry, music by God-
frey Nutting; violin acc. ad lib., in
C, D flat and E fiat. [17453
© July 18, 19tt- oe duly 19;
1911; E 261876; Gould & co., Lon-
don, England.
LOVE WALTZ; by Jerome Heller; piano.
[17454
© Tuly>.20, 1911 e2 %e. wails 20;
1911; E 261919: Church, Paxon &
co., New York, N. Y.
1010
a
————— CT
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
LOVE’S AFTERMATH; words by Ernest
Dowson, music by Cyril Scott; no.
7 amy 1. flat. [17455
i@praly 19, 1911; 2-4) July 20,
ttt) tH 261925; Elkin & co., ltd.,
London, England.
LOVE’S FANTASIA; words and music by
M. S. Strickler. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [17456
Outuly 12, 1911: 2 ¢ July. 18,
1911; HE 260956; Mary S. Strickler.
Los Angeles, Cal.
’ LOVE’S MEASURE; poem by Charles M.
Bryan, music by F. Greene. [17457
© Joly 7, 1911: 2 ¢. July 10, 1911:
E 260717; Frances Greene, New
work, IN, Y'.
LOVE’S PARTING PICTURE OF YOU; words
and music by Allen D. Ford.
[17458
Oomsiyy ls, 190: -2 .e> July 15,
1911; E 260900; Allen D. Ford, Con-
ecepcion, Tarlac, P. I.
LOVE’S PHILOSOPHY; lyric by Shelley,
music by Landon Ronald; no. 2 in
EH. (Famous lyrics, no. 1.) [17459
© july 6/1911; 2°c. July 7, 1911;
E 260690; Enoch & sons, London,
England,
LOVE’S REVELATION; words and music
by Z. M. Ingram. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [17460
Oretulyt2.1911- 20¢ July 18,
1911; EH 260932; Zilpah May Ingram,
High, Tex.
LOVING CHIMES; words by Havez and
Donnelly, music by James Blyler.
[17461
Cr rualy 1s. 19113 2". / July’ 15;
1911; EK 260858; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
LOWDEN’S BOOK OF ANTHEMS; compiled
and edited by C. Harold Lowden.
4to. [17462
© Apr. 6, 1911: 2 c. June 20, 1911;
A 291812; John J. Hood co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
LOYAL GUARDS: march by D. K. Miller;
orchestra. 4to. [17463
© dune 1911: 2 ¢ July 3, 1911;
HE} 261379; W. A. Quincke & co., Los
Angeles, Cal.
LU BOSSO DE LA MUFFO PICCIO; mac-
chietta coloniale, versi di T. Fer-
razzano, musica di V. de Crescenzo,
creazione di A. Sigismondi; man-
dolino. [17464
© June 30, 1911; 2c. July 1, 1911;
E 260624; Antonio Grauso, New
Work, N.; Y¥;
Lu Lu MARCH; by M. A. Althouse;
band. 4to. [17465
© duly, $1910 Fe. July S$) 19iL-
H 261583; Penn pub. co., Reading,
Pa.
LULLABY; by Carl V. Lachmund, op.
10, no. 1, revised and fingered by
W. F. Ambrosio; violin and piano.
[17466
© May 10, 1911; 2 ec. June 20.
1911; E 260228; Carl Fischer, New
York, 2N:.¥.
——— poem by Dorothy Mitchell, music
by I. T. Wilson. [17467
© June d2, wid 2c) July 3; 1914:
HE 261414; Irma Taylor Wilson, Chi-
eago, Ill.
LUPRIEL; words and music by R. W.
Douma. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17468
©. sully 1219 2 ex sulyese:
1911; E 260938; Robt. W. Douma,
Provo, Utah.
Lustig (HIN) LIEDLEIN; ged. von
Franz Mading, musik von Heinrich
Appunn op. 8, fiir mainnerchor. Par-
titur und stimmen. 4to. [17469
© June 10, 1911; 2c. July 8, 1911;
E 261460; Otto Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
I.UXEMBOURG LANCERS; on melodies
from the musical play, the Count of
Luxembourg, by Franz Lehar, arr.
by H. M. Higgs; piano solo. [17470
© Jialy iG 19tk: 2c. July-7, 1984 :
E 260684; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
LUXEMBOURG MARCH; from the Count
of Luxembourg, by Franz Lehar;
orchestra. Ato. (Chappell’s or-
chestral journal, no. 631.) [17471
Oiduly 18) Wet 2 exrduly, 19;
1911; EK 261869; Bosworth & co.,
London, England.
LUXEMBOURG VALSE; on melodies from
the Count of Luxembourg, by Franz
Lehar, arr. by Dan Godfrey; mili-
tary band. (Chappell’s auxiliary
journal for military band, no 26.)
[17472
©) duly, 609s en tuly. a, A910;
E 260685; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
MA BONNIE WEE GLASGOW ROSIE; writ-
ten and composed by Arthur Stroud ;
in C. [17473
©) June, 29.190) 2).c)., june 29)
19: Ey 260569: Francis; Day.+&
Hunter, London, England.
1011
. .
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17474
MADAME BUTTERFLY. —— See Puc-
cini (G.)
MabE May In Sroux City; words and
MAID
music by Abe. Kaifetz. [17474
@) June. 25, 19kbs 2 @ Suly a3;
LOUL :. “Eh. 268E35 :
Sioux City, Iowa.
West pub. co.,
Mitr. Rosita; selection; by Victor
Herbert, arr. by Harold Sanford;
orchestra. [17475
©. May 26; (191i =. 2) (e.) Minwat 27,
1911; EH 259117: M. Witmark — sons,
New "York, N. Y.
MADRILENA (LA); célébre danse espa-
gnole, musique de Léo Daniderff, arr.
par Ad. Gauwin, pour orchestre,
avec piano-conducteur. 4to. [17476
Ox July: As tOldien 2c = Malye,
19tl:-H 2Z617or; L. Beéenech, “Paris,
France.
MADCHEN (DAS) AUS SorRENTO; ital-
lenisches volkslied, worte von Rich.
Stecher, musik bearb. von Hugo
Jiingst, op. 87, no. 58, fiir munner-
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[17477
Or enines WO. 19a 2) Se al ao.
1911; EK 261468; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
MArRCHEN (HIN) (A fable); by Leo
Cahn, op. 25, revised and fingered
by W. A. Ambrosio; two violins and
piano. [17478
© May 29, 1911; 2 c. June 20,
1911; H 260223; Carl Fischer, New
York: Nox:
MAUSCHEN-WALZER; nach motiven der
operette, Hoheit amiisiert — sich,
musik von Rudolph Nelson, fiir or-
chester, mit piano und harmonium.
[17479
© June 380, 1911; 2 c. June 30.
1911; E 261254; Harmonie-verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
Maw HONEY CHLOE; words and music
by Adene Williams. [17480
© ane wulty aa) 19a!) 3) 2603:
Adene Williams, Washington, D. C.
MAIDS OF HONOUR; entr’acte gavotte,
by Frederic Mullen; piano. [17481
© June 27, 1911; 2 c June 28,
1911; EH 261171; Regent music pub.
co., London, England.
MAMMY’S ANGEL CHILE; words and
music by J. R. Shannon. [17482
© July 5, 1911;.2 ¢c. July 3, 1911;
E 261384; Grinnell bros., Detroit,
Mich.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
MAN (THE) IN THE MOON IS NO
FRIEND OF MINE; words and music
by Peyton Henry. [17483
@ suly 05, (10-2 July 15,
1911; E 260878; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
MARCH AND TWO STEP;
erendom-recall, by Geo. HE. Kinsley;
orchestra. 4to. [17484
© July 10, 1901: Beauty 13,
1911; E 260831; A. C. Gardner,
Brockton, Mass.
MarcH CAMBRIA; based on old Welsh
air, Serch Hudol, by dee yy il
liams; piano. London, Weekes & co.
[17485
© July 13) 190 2eiily 20,
1911; E 262159; J. A. A. Williams,
Beddgelert, N. Wales, England.
MARCH HYMN; words and music by
Allen B. Davenport. [17486
© June 380, 1911; 2 ¢ July 1, 1911;
E 260623; Allen B. Davenport, Rox-
bury, Mass.
MARCH OF THE INSURGENTS; by F. P.
Atherton; band. 4to. [17487
© July 5, 1911s Qher Miles, elias
H 2607538; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
MARCH OF THE OLD GUARD; by John
Martin ; piano or cabinet organ.
[17488
© June 22, 1911- 2 eE* une’ 2s,
1911; E 261211; D. W. Crist, Moul-
trie, O.
MARCHE ANTIQUE; par Jules Mouquet,
op. 18. 1. Pour orchestre sympho-
nique, partition. 2. Pour piano et
violon. [17489, 17490
© July 13, 1911; 2 @ each July 17,
1911; E 261795, 261796; Henry Le-
moine et cie, Paris, France. -
MARCHE DES PETITS HOMMES; et, Dan-
Seuse; morceaux trés faciles, par Ch.
Graziani-Walter, op. 398, pour piano.
(Album mignon, no. 7 et 8.) [17491
© June’ 19) “191 2 ey suly Si;
1911; E 268257; C. Schmidt & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
MARCHE DES TROUBADOURS; by Henri
Roubier; piano 4 hands, edited by
H. A. Lang. [17492
© July. 17, 19g ce laent
1911; E 261802; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1012
initiative-ref-
=
|
|
|
! \ und G. Quedenfeldt,
| Franz Werther.
| by Anita Owen.
\ © June 28, 1911; 2 c. June 28,
no. 8, 1911
USICAL COMPOSITIONS
17510
MARCHE TARTARE; morceau de concert,
[17493
i July: 29, 1911; 2 ¢« July AA,
G. Parmentier,
par Yebar-Ener; piano.
13bb: EH 263013 ;
Paris, France.
MARCHING THRO’ GEORGIA;
march, arr. by Barrington Sargent;
band. 4to.
Boston, Mass.
MARCIA, L’ESPOSIZIONE DI RoMA (Roman
exposition march) ; by James Buon-
[17495
omo; piano.
@ yune 28, 1911- 2 c« June 28,
1911; EK 261206; Jas. Buonomo & co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MARCIETTA IN F; by T. Edwin Solly;
organ. 4to. [17496
eriuly 1) 1911-2 c. July 6, 1911;
E 260666; Geo. Molineux, New York,
NG PY.
Marra, Marri; [and] BENEATH THY
WINDOW; two serenades, music by
EK. Di Capua, arr. by Barrington
Sargent; band. [17497
© July 8, 1911; 2c. July 13, 1911;
E 260818; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
MARIGOLD POLKA; by H. A. Vander
Cook; cornet and piano. [17498
(© Mar 20, 1911:,2 ec. duly 14,
1911; EH 261677; H. A. Vander Cook,
Chicago, Il.
MARIONETTE’S (A)! WEDDING; by C. A.
Egener ; piano. [17499
© siwhy 7, 1941-;.2 e. July 10,1911 ;
E 260715; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, IN: ¥.
MARRY ME, CARRIE; words and music
[17500
1911; EH 261202; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
aus der
Musterweiber, ged.
MARSCHLIED ; operette, die
von Paul Hubl
musik yon
[17501
©? dune “10,1911: 2 ce July: 6,
| 1911; E 261501; Julius Feuchtin-
ger, Stuttgart, Germany.
| Marryre (LE) DE SAINT-SEBASTIEN ;
mystére en cing actes, de Gabriele
ad’Annunzio, musique de Claude
medley
[17494
eyeiy 10, 1911-2 ¢. July 17,
1911; E 261709; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
MaArRTYRE (LE) DE Sarnt-S&BASTIEN—
Continued.
Debussy, transcription par
Caplet; partition pour chant et
piano. : [17502
©)s dilly G13; 191 2Me. Fuly “17,
19tt 51D 18934; * Durand” et *'eie:,
Paris, France.
André
MARVELOUS WoRK. See Haydn (F. J.)
Mary AND BARNEY; words by N.
Campbell, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17503
©) Sulye 2, 19th 2. Tuy “18:
1911; E 260960; N. Campbell, Buf-
falozeN. BW.
Mary, MAY TIME AND ME; words and
music by A. A. Davis. [17504
© 1e. July 10, 1911; E 260722:
Abijah A. Davis, Indianapolis, Ind.
Mary, MY ITALIAN GIRL; words and
music by Frank E. Cerbi. [17505
eo suly 7, 1911>2 & July 7; 1911:
E 260681; Frank’ E. Cerbi, Ross-
Wilke, No Y;
MARY WAS A THOROUGHBRED, SO WAS
MARY’S BULL; words and music by
Jack Lipton. [17506
©) July te. 191426206. tral 8,
191); EH 261631; Jack M: Lipton,
Oakland, Cal.
MARYMINE; by F. Landry Berthoud;
unaccompanied mandolin. [17507
©, June 30, 4911: 3 .¢.. July. 6,
1911; E 261534; F. Landry Ber-
thoud, New York, N. Y.
MASCAGNI (PIETRO) Iris; opéra en
trois actes, livret de Luigi [llica,
adaptation francaise de Maurice
Vaucaire, musique de P. Mascagni;
partition chant et piano. [17508
Gy duly 26, 1911 2 ep fully 2h
1911; D 18940; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
Mascot (THE); Syracuse baseball
song, words by Harry W. Farring-
ton, music by Harry Sheridan Lee.
[17509
© june ly 2, AGhh: 2) e€. sunes 20;
1911; E 263041; J. Herman Whar-
ton, Syracuse, N. Y.
MASHONA SLUMBER SONG; words by
Ngubani, music by Dorothy Hill.
[17510
©. Tuly7102 19th 12) es July 10,
1911: E 260731; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
1013
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17511
pt. fan, Sv. 6
MASKED (THE) BALL; overture from
the opera by C. Pedrotti, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau; full band. 4to.
[17511
@©p May) 23.7 1911 2 ve. sume 220,
1911; E 260229; Carl Fischer, New
Work. NANe
MATIN AU ZUIDER ZEEE (Morning on
the Zuider Zee) ; from suite. In Hol-
land, no. 1, by Christiaan Kriens;
violin and piano. [17512
© June 8911-2" c june 20)
1911; E 260230; Carl Fischer, New
NWorkeaN. Y.
MAURICE, J PRITHEE, CEASE; written
and composed by John L. St. John;
in B flat. lavas
© duly.3, 1910 2-e -Julyes, dowd:
E 261410; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
MAYBE I COULD LEARN TO LOVE YOU;
words and music by L. H. Schmidt
and Chas. E. Williams. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale eo. [17514
© June’ 26) 191-2 sc. dimen 30:
Oia ah), 2Ologl: i. seo Selmmat
Rome, N. Y.
MAYLATH (HENRY) 25 short melo-
dious studies; by H. Maylath, op.
163, for the application of various
important principles of technique,
adapted, arr. and edited by Charles
Dennée; piano. (Schmidt’s educa-
tional series, no. 55.) [17515
©esuly, Age 19id +2. ee duly. 2a.
1911; E 261937; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
MazuMAH (THE) PLANT; words by
Addison Burkhardt, music by Mel-
ville J. Gideon. [17516
© July 19, 1911) :5.2 +e. July, 19;
1911; E 261822; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
MAZURKA-CAPRICE; par Cesare Barison,
op. 7, pour violon et piano. (Deux
morceaux, no. 1.) [17517
©; June 19s 1910-2 ec.” July. 34,
191th) 2638261; CC:
Leipzig, Germany.
Schmidl & co.,
MEETING (THE) PLACE OF GOD AND
MAN; words and music by Albert
Simpson Reitz. [17518
© Aug. 1,2191t = 2.e>Suly 7 1914 :
K 260674; Albert Simpson Reitz,
Chicago, II].
MEIN HERZ HAT SICH GESELLET; alt-
deutsches minnelied, musik bearb.
von Franciscus } Nagler, op. 60, no. 1,
fiir minnerchor. Partitur und stim-
men. [17519
© June 10, 1911; 2 c. July 6, 1911;
E 261470; Otto Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
MELODY IN E; by Wm. S. Waith; or-
gan. obl. S8vo. [17520
© July 6, 1911; 2°e Suly Ss; 1911 -
E 261577; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago, III.
Metopy In F. See Rubinstein (A. G.)
MELUSINA (Die windsbraut) ; ballada,
Cesky od Ad. Piskéitka, German text
von G. Kinkel, slozil Zdenko Fibich,
op. 55. Klavirni vytah (Klavier-
auszug mit text.) Ato. [17521
© June 20, 1911; 2 «@ July 28,
1911; E 263222; Br? AS Urbanek,
Prague, Austria.
MEMENTO MORI; by Max Vogrich;
String instruments. [17522
© July 7, 1911; 2c July 8, 1911;
EH 261599; G. Schirmer, New York,
ING Ye
MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD; words by H.
S. Kenney, musie by Rocco Uenuto.
[17523
© May 10, 1911; 2 @ May 24,
1911; E 258358; Hannah Shone Ken-
ney, St. Louis, Mo.
MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD DAYS; words
by J. H. Mathiott, music by Mrs. L.
Yerges and Nellie Mathiott. [17524
© 1e. July 10, 191%t3 Hh 260723;
J. H. Mathiott, Logan. O.
MEMORIES OF THE OLD SCHOOL BELL ;
words and music by Murchison and
Hodge. [17525
© June 19, 1911; 2 ce June 17,
1911; EK 260146; International music
co., Montreal, Canada.
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LUD-
wie Frnix) Consolation; words by
L. S. Knollenberg, music by F.. Men-
delssohn, op. 30, no. 3, arr. by Hein-
rich Kiehl; medium voice in F.
[17526
©” June * 22) A9tt 12 galy
1911; E 2613888; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
1014
—y
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911 17542
MENETRIER (LE); poéme pour violon | Merry (THE) MONTH OF May; lyric
et orchestre, par Max D’Ollone; and music by Manuel Klein. [175386
transcription pour piano a 4 mains. © July 22, 1911; 2 « July 24,
[17527 1911; E 261993; M. Witmark & sons,
© doly 23, 1911; 2 cc. July 24, New York, N. Y.
foe HY 263011 ;
Paris, France.
Heugel et cie,
MENSCHEN (DIE) SIND GAR NIEMALS
ZUFRIEDEN ; couplet aus der operette,
die Bajadere, text von Louis Tauf-
stein. musik yon Martin Knopf.
[17528
© July 8, 1911; 2c. July 8, 1911;
E 261579; Harmonie verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
MENUETT; von Arthur Heinrich, op.
31, ftir klavier. (Drei alte tinze,
MO.) 2.) [17529
@yvApr. 15, 1911; 2 ¢c. July 6, 1911;
E 261475; Verlag Melodia, Berlin,
Germany.
MEREDITH’S EASY ANTHEMS; a Select
collection of good, easy anthems
suitable for the average church
choir, ed. by I. H. Meredith. v. 1.
4to. [17530
er May 20; 1911-2 ¢c June 29,
1911; A 290969; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
MERRILY, OH MERRILY; words by Flor-
ence Willard, music by M. Payson.
[17530
© 1c. June 26, 1911; EH 261159;
Mary Payson, San Diego, Cal.
MerRY GAMES (Froéliche spiele); by
Max Werner, op. 22; piano. (8 al-
bum leaves, no. 8.) [17532
Cianiye is, 1914: 2 ¢. July 24,
1911; E 261984; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
| MERRY LAUNCH; waltz by Anna Rein;
piano. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [175338
Geiune* 26; 1911: 2c. June 30,
1911; BH 261323; Ed. M. Rein, New
Orleans, La.
Merry (THE) LITTLE SCOUT; march, by
Cc. A. Standard; piano. [17534
re habe Vier 191: TQ) en Sully: 13,
1911; E 2608380; Opus music co.,
London, England.
_ Merry (THE) MEETING (Fréliches wie-
dersehen) ; by Max Werner, op. 22;
piano. [175385
Cnduly 18) 19115) 2 sex Sully 24;
1911; KH 261985; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
MESSAGE (THE) OF THE BELLS; words
and music by G. W. Wilmot. 4to.
[17537
@ Fualy i, 1sit:"2'. ¢ fune 29;
1911; E 260539; Geo. W. Wilmot,
New Brunswick, N. J.
MESSAGE OF THE LILIES; a complete
original Easter service, words by
Mary Mills and Lizzie De Armond,
music by A. L. Judefind and W. A.
Post. [17538
© Heb.) 15. 19 ih 2 ex’ July 5;
1911; E 260645; Judefind bros.,
Baltimore, Md.
MESSMATES; words by Henry Newbolt,
musie by Hope Squire. (Stainer &
Bell’s modern songs, no. 49.)
[175389
©, June, 7, 191-2 ve shulyse 8:
1911; E 261604; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
METHODIST (THE) SUNDAY SCHOOI.
HYMNAL .:: Ed: by John BR.’ Van
Pelt, Ph:: D. and: Peter C. Lutkin
... New York, Cincinnati, The
Methodist book concern [1911]
wii, 200. S60 p. 12mo, BSO2s,
[17540
@ ° May 15,7 1914732 ee. sulyea4;
1911; A 292439; Board of Sunday
schools of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Chicago, Ill.
METROPOL-SCHLAGER; text von Julius
Freund, musik von Victor Hollander.
redakteur, Bogumil Zepler; piano.
no. 1-9. (Musik fiir alle, no. 82 der
folge, no. 10, VII. jahrgang.) [17541
© une 23 19: 2 Ge sul eos
1911; E 263220; Ullstein & co., Ber-
lin, Germany.
MEYERBEER (GIACOMO) Nobil signor
(My noble lords); from the opera
Jes Huguenots, by G. Meyerbeer,
English version by Lawrence Han-
ray, edited by Edgardo Lévi; so-
prano, in G, A, and B flat. (Stand-
ard operatic songs and arias, no.
A) [17542
©) Jily sos tod tie? Koad uly 14:
1911; E 261702; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
1015
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17543
Dt. in aaes Vv. 6
march and two-
Blaine; arc Dy
4to.
[17548
© Gully 9, 19142 "easly SL
1911; E 261885; J. W. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia, Pa.
MitK (THE) MAN; words by S. Colli-
gan, music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17544
©) June 26;, 1911- 2 ce .fune 30,
MILITIAMAN (THE) ;
step, by Henry W.
Mackie-Beyer; orchestra.
1911; E 261326; Susie Colligan,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Mitty; written by Ralph Roberts,
composed by Philip Braham. [17545
Or dimly: 2t.) Totes De ie. halves 2,
1911; E 261940; Reynolds & Go.,
London, England.
MINIATURE SONGS FROM THE CHILD
WORLD; words by Alice C. D. Riley,
music by Jessie L. Gaynor; book 1.
[17546
© June. 29.1911: 2c, June 29;
1911; EH 260581; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
——1. Book 2. 2. Book 3. 38.
Book 4. [17547-17549
© July 6, 1911; 2 c. each July 6,
1911; EH 261528-261530; The John
Church co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
MINOLA; intermezzo, by Nick Brown,
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; military
band. 4to. [17550
@ suly 19, 1904: 2 jes July, 21.
1911; E 261886; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MINUETTINA; par F. G. Byford, op.
20, no. 1, pour piano solo. [17551
© May 18, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
H 261507; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
MINUETTO; von Ernst Schmidt, op. 30,
fiir 2 violinen mit klavierbegleitung.
(Drei stticke, no. 2.) [17552
© May 20, 1911; 2 « June 30,
1911; E 261269; B. Schott’s sdbhne,
Mainz, Germany.
ad; piano. (Four
easy dances, no. 1.) [17553
©} Gully 22) tO 2 eee nly, a
1911: EH 263024; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
by Walter L. Twinning; violin
and piano. (Four pieces, no. 3.)
[17554
© June 29, 1911; 2 ec July 10,
1911; E 261655; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
Miss Liperty; march, by Sidney Le-
roy, arr. by G. H. Reeves; band. 4to.
[17555
© May. 10," 191i) 2 se fume... 20,
1911; EH 260231 ; Carl Fischer, New
York, IN. Se
MISSIONARY (THE) HERO GF LABRA-
DOR; a service of story and song,
story by Laura Ella Cragin, music
by Grant Colfax Tullar and others.
8vo. [17556
© Apr. 29; 1911; 2c ume 29.
alt) lair 290968 : Tullar- Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
Same. Abridged ed. [17557
© May 1, 1911; 2c. June 29, 1911;
A 290967; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York, UNea Ne :
MIssouRI; words by Lizzie Chambers
Hull, musie by R. C. Michel. [17558
© July, 17, 09 e 2 vera: 17,
1917; °E 261723; Ro [@) estichel: St.
Louis, Mo.
a State song, words and music by
C. J. Smith. [17559
© June 26, 1911; 2 e June 28,
1911; E 261193; C. Jay Smith, Kirks-
ville, Mo.
Mr. ConDuctTor; written by Hugh E.
Wright and Davy Burnaby, com-
posed by Philip Braham. [17560
© July 10; 199i eres uly.. 10:
1911; E 260705; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don, England.
Mr. Moon, STOP LOOKING DOWN; words
by Wm. J. Vanderveer and Geo. W.
Edwards, music by Harold C.
O’ Hare. [17561
© June’ 6, a9 2ece dime * 6:
1911; EH 258775; Jos. Morris music
co., New York, N. Y.
Mr. WISE; march by HE. A. McGrath;
piano. Fee ia gs) 82
©1e June 28, 1911; EH 259988;
Edward A. McGrath, Salem, Mass.
MISTY LAND OF DREAM; song, music by
Grace E. Mellor; high voice in G
flat. [17563
© June 12; 1912 ce dulyes, 1911:
E 261392; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
MISUNDERSTANDING (A); words and
music by L. J. Lothrop. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [17564
©. June 26,1919). 2 Ren dune: 30;
1911; E 261861; Lillian J. Lothrop,
Allston, Mass. .
1016
ae
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
17583
MopEerRATO; von Ernst Schmidt, op. 30,
fiir 2 violinen mit klavierbegleitung.
(Drei stticke, no. 1.) [17565
@ May 20, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
1911; E 261270; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
MOMENTO CAPRICCIOSO; par Luigi d’Am-
brosio, op. 11, pour violon avec acc.
de piano. [17566
@) June. 19, 1911: 2 e¢ July 31,
1911; E 268262; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
' Mon AME CROYANTE TRESSAILLE ET
CHANT. See Bach (J. S.).
Mona; opera, words by Brian Hooker,
music by Horatio Parker. Act 2.
Vocal score. 4to. [17567
© 1c. June 28, 1911; E 261195;
G. Schirmer, New York, N. Y.
Ato.
[17568
avec duly 6, 1911; E 261570;
G. Schirmer, New York, N. Y.
MONEY TALKS; words by Robert J. C.
Osborne, music by Arthur Mason.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[17569
Orange 20; 1911-2 ¢ July 20,
1911; E 261908; Mason & Osborne,
Basin, Mont.
— — Act 8. Vocal score.
MONKEY MOTION RAG; by O. E. Keenan;
piano. [17570
Sole dg, 191: 2 «July 17,
1911; EK 261740; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MONTELLO; march by Walter E. Mor-
ris; band. 4to. [17571
© July 8, 1911; 2c. July 13, 1911;
E 260817; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
MontH (THE) oF May; English dance,
by Caroline Maude _ (Viscountess
Hawarden) ; piano. [17572
© duty 7, 1911-2 e@ Tuly 24, 1911:
E 263063 ; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Moon (THE) BABY; a lullaby, words
and music by Dora Dunham Cor-
nell. PALLET
Oni i191 2 ec. Iuly 10, 1911 -
E 260714; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work. Noy.
MooN EYES; words and music by D. D.
Buckley. ~ . [17574
@ duly 20 191s Deer. Iniy® 20;
1911; E 261916; D. D. Buckley, Sac-
ramento, Cal.
MoONBEAMS BRING YOU TO ME, SWEET
ESTELLE; words and music by Mar-
vin K. Miller. irda ds:
© Apr. 1, 1911; 2 ce. June 29, 1911;
E 260752; Marvin K. Miller, Mc-
Donald, Miss.
MOONLIGHT ECHOES; barcarolle, by Le
Roy Hartt (Charles Kunkel); pi-
ano. [17576
© June 30, 1911; 2c. July 3, 1911;
E 261418; Kunkel bros. music co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
MOONLIGHT MEMORIES; words by L. B.
Knight, music by D. O. Evans.
[17577
Cy dily” to tat 2. “aly Vie
1911; E 261727; D.O. Evans, Youngs-
town, Ohio.
More (THE) I LIVE, THE MORE I LOVE;
medley waltz, by Gerald Wilcox, arr.
by Carl F. Williams; orchestra and
piano. 4to. [17578
©) fuly IA." 1914 2 ef (Sul As
1911; EK 260834; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
MorE (THE) I SEE OF OTHER GIRLS, THE
BETTER I LIKE MINE; words and mu-
sic by H. W. Tromanhauser. [17579
©) July 10, 190 4 > eo Alas ae,
191i = EY - 261646: A. “W.. Lroman-
hauser, Waterloo, Iowa.
MorENITA (Little brunette); South
American dance, by Emilio Murillo,
arr. by W. C. O’Hare; orchestra.
[17580
© Tune’ 29)? 19-2) cs Sune. 30;
1911; E 261233; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
MorRGENSTANDCHEN (Morning prayer) ;
par Paul Zilcher, op. 89, pour piano.
(Impressions, no. 1.) [17581
© May 18, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
EH 261509; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
MorNING; a Sketch by George F. Boyle;
piano. [17582
(© Juby 145) Void aes sulky. A,
1911; E 260867; G. Schirmer, New
YorkgiNe YX:
MORNING GLORY; polka by H. A. Vander
Cook; cornet and piano. [17583
GAprs 1 108i 2. cs Sly 14 191d:
E 261674; H. A. Vander Cook, Chi-
eago, Ill.
LON7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17584
pi ai es v0
MorNING MARCH; by Adolph Schultz,
op. 24; piano four hands. [17584
Oe July, ult, AOU 32 Ve. > sully le
1911; WH 261741; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MoRNING MAZURKA; by Leo Spini, op.
29, no. 1; piano. [17585
© sualy! 17e) 19d 2 oe) duly wr,
1911; E 261742; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MORNING STAR; Indian love song, words
by H. S. Lee, music by D. Walsh.
Syracuse, N. Y., Richard Sheridan &
co. [17586
© June 20, 1910. 2 Fe: sJulye 2a),
1911; H 261900; Harry S. Lee, Syra-
cuse, N. Y., and David Walsh, Mont-
gomery, N. Y.
Moss ROSE; polka by H. A. Vander
Cook; cornet and piano. [17587
©y dune 20) 19th uly, 14s
1911; EK 261675; H. A. Vander Cook,
Chicago, Ill.
Most EV’RY DAY PEOPLE COME ASKING
ME TO GIVE SOMETHING TO SWEET
CHARITY ; words by C. H. Gould, mu-
sic by Vincent Warde. [17588
Ge Irilky dy. NONE) Cle Irutlliya welt
1911; E 260898; C. E. Gould, San
Francisco, Cal.
MoszKowSKI (Moritz) Serenata; op.
15, no. 1, annotations, fingering, etc.,
by Frederic Lillebridge [with de-
scriptive notes and examination
questions. ] [17589
© June 30, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
A . 291660; International conserva-
tory of music, St. Louis, Mo.
MOTHER-BIRD (THE) Written and com-
posed by EH. W. Rogers. [17590
©) June 29, 1911; 2. c. June 29,
1911; EH 260570; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
MotTHErR’s (THE) PRIDE; words and
music by A. H. Roper, arr. by the
Williams duo. [17591
Oe Kune, 30,4 Vol 2 0-c.2 July ib,
1911; EH 260646; Albert H. Roper,
Houston, Tex.
MotToRMAN’S (THE) PLEA; words by
Stowe Edwards, music by Oliver
Dare. Akron: Advance music co.
[17592
@) eine) 15), 0 Oita 2c) dnlliye 1,
1911; E 261289; H. B. Sheehan,
West Farmington, Ohio.
MUSICAL ECHOES; 10 instructive and
melodious compositions, by Carl
Bohm, op. 360; piano. (Schmidt’s
educational series, no. 49.) [17593
© July 6; Td 2 elie 10;
1911; E 260708; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
MusiIcaL (THE) RIVALS; overture by
Axel Gylfe; Ist violin. [17594
© . July. 15; MOi eo he seinnla yA
1911; E 261724; Axel Gylfe, United
States.
MusIKus (EIN) WOLLT FROHLICH SEIN ;
musik von Georg Vollerthun, op. 8,
no. 2, fiir gesang und piano. 1, Aus-
gabe ftir hohere stimme. 2, Ausgabe
fiir tiefere stimme. [17595. 17596
© June 28, 1911; 2 c each July
28,. 1911 EP 263223") 2ba2242 Jul,
Heinr. Zimmermann, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
MUSTERWEIBER (DER); pas de quatre
aus der operette, von Franz Wer-
ther, fiir klavier zweihandig.
[17597
©.June 10; 1912 ew uly 1G,
1911; E 261495; Julius Feuchtinger,
Stuttgart, Germany.
potpourri 1 und 2, aus der ope-
rette, musik von Franz Werther, fiir
klavier-zweihiindig, mit interlegtem
text. [17598
©. Tuner 10° 191i ew dally 6,
1911; E 2614938; Julius Feuchtinger,
Stuttgart, Germany.
MUSTERWEIBER-MARSCH; aus der ope-
rette, die Musterweiber, von Franz
Werther, fiir klavier zweihandig.
[17599
© June 10, AO Dessay noe
1911; E 261497; Julius Feuchtin-
ger, Stuttgart, Germany.
MUSTERWEIBER-WALZER; aus der ope-
rette, die Musterweiber, von Franz
Werther, fiir klavier zweihindig.
[17600
©) June. 10s 9 Monel) mene et ley 5.
1911; E 261496; Julius Feuchtinger,
Stuttgart, Germany.
My AVIATING SUMMER GIRL; words and
music by C. Manning and Margaret
Whitney. [17601
© June 30, 1911; 2 ¢. July 6,1911;
E 261545; Clarice Manning & ©Co.,
New | Yorks INGoY: ;
1018
LEE SEE Ea eS A Oe I IL! NST EE: Bee eT a OT
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. §, 1911
My coco coLa GIRL; words by Winfield
Williams, music by L. Emerson
Brown. [17602
© ic. July 11, 1911; BH 261632;
Winfield Williams, San Francisco,
Cal.
My COMPANION SOUL; lyric by Edith
Rojean Orne, music by N. L. Rid-
derhof. [17603
Or suly 15; 191d: )2' ¢ July 05,
1911; E 260879; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
My DEAR OLD MISSOURI HOME; words
and music by R. C. Michel. [17604
© July 24, 1911: 2 c July ‘24,
Pee, 265058; RR... C. Michel, St.
Louis, Mo.
My DREAM; by W. W. Brown; piano.
[17605
© June 129,101: 2 ¢ July 17,
1911; E 262064; W. Wm. Brown, Ar-
mourdale, Kans,
MyY DREAM LOVE; words and music by
Ernie Wolf. [17606
© June 29, 1911; 2 ec. June 29,
1911; E 260576; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
My DREAM OF YOU DEAR;. words by
L. Cohn, music by Harry Verona.
[17607
©rauly 20; 1911: 2 c July 24,
1911; E 263069; Leon Cohn, Green-
ville, Miss.
MY DREAMS ARE ALL OF YoU; words by
H. C. Headland, music by M. A.
Acker. [17608
© ejuly -24, 1011-°2-c.. July 24,
1911; E 268059; H. S. Headland,
Pittsburg, Pa.
My DREAMSHIP GIRL; words and music
by L. Jones. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17609
© June 26, 1911; 2 c June 30,
1911: E 2613824; Lucile Jones, St.
Paul, Minn.
MY GODDESS; words by D. Fetter, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [17610
©. June) 26, 1911: 2e) Tune ‘30,
1911; E 2613809; D. Fetter, Robinson,
Md.
My IKATHLEEN FROM DEAR OLD CAHER:
words and music by William Carroll.
j=
17611
CA SA fib 8 rae LS
William Carroll,
Oink aay al nae ey
1911; EH 260903;
Gloucester, Mass.
My LaDy NICOTINE; words by Joseph
L. O’Connor, music by Norman
Nairn, arr, by Lom. Clark. [17612
© duly S71 9ii= Qe duly 1 1917 -
E 262067; Charles K. Harris, New
Mork. ING. ¥.
My LITTLE HOME’S NEXT TO PARADISE:
words and music by Fred C. Lind.
[17613
© 1c. July 15, 1911; E 260894;
Fred C. Lind, Passaic, N. J.
My LITTLE MAIDEN; words by Emily
Huntington Miller, music by G. A.
Grant-Schaefer, in B flat and G.
[17614
© uly, 19), 1914 +22)" Candia 20,
1911; H 2619382; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
My LOVE IS LIKE A TEMPTING PEACH;
words from the German, music by
Gena Branscombe (Mrs. J. F. Ten-
ney), in F and C. [17615
© aly 419s ASM 14 2. e: . ally, 2a.
1911; E 261933; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
My LOVE IS UP IN THE SKY; Words and
music by O. J. Milton. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [17616
Oe Muihys AZ ey Dota 2H ies <li: ale:
1ST ee eH 2GO9b a= 2 OP I. Wilton, (It:
Jones, Cal.
My MOONBEAM, SUNBEAM AND STAR;
words by R. M. Greene, music by
Vineent dale. New York, —&.. B.
Haviland pub. co. [17617
© fuly20,) 1otie: 2. c.. Iuby_ 20,
1911; EH 261910; Rose M. Greene,
Bell Island, C. B., Newfoundland.
My MOONLIGHT MAN: words and music
by. Wm. J. McKenna. [17618
© June 17, 1911T- 2c. July 5, 1911:
E 260656; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
My oLpD KENTUCKY HOME; by Stephen
Foster [annotated by Gertrude Bell
with descriptive notes and exam-
ination questions]. [17619
© June 30, 1911; 2c. July 6,1911; -
A 291664; International conserva-
tory of music, St. Louis, Mo.
My OLD RUSTIC FAMILY CHAIR; words
and music by William F. Freeman,
Jr. [17620
© pully Se tOse Zeer uly Soo Oia:
E 261618; William F. Freeman, Jr.,
Middleton, Mass.
1019
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17621
pt. 117, n. s., v. 6
My oLp TOWN; lyric and music by
Manuel Klein. [17621
© duly, G22. ON ee ula 2
1911; E 261994; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
My ONLY ONE; words by William W:
Parquet, music by Henriette Blanke-
Belcher. [17622
© June 29, 1911; 2 ec. June 29,
1911; EH 260577; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
My PRAYER THIS DAY; words and music
by Albert Simpson Reitz. [17623
© Ame Ott 26 sully i Lode =
E 260668; Albert Simpson Reitz,
Chicago, Ill.
My SINCERE LOVE; waltz by Richard S.
Landry; piano. [17624
© suly eG) WONse verastuileya dln.
1911; E 261721; Richard S. Landry,
Barton. 2. ©O:, lua.
My SOUL IS LIKE A GARDEN CLOSE; verse
by Thomas §S. Jones, jr., music by
F. Morris Class. Low voice.
[17625
OV suly. 19) 19tt ie) 2 ee. aulya tO:
190; HY 261871; John Church! -co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
My STAR OF DESTINY; words and music
by Code Morgan. [17626
@o ite July, 247 1919 4) 261872)
Code Morgan, Oakland, Cal.
My SUNBEAM Sioux: words and music
by Ettore Martini. [17627
Oe sully 19e 192 ver aulky 19:
1911; E 261815; Jos. Morris music
eo., New York, N. Y.
My TAHITI QUEEN; words by Jean C.
Havez, music by George Botsford.
[17628
© June. 29) 19 Ve anes 29),
1911; E 260578; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
My WELL-BELOVED SWEETHEART; words
by Roderick Buckler, jr., music by
Allen Kirk. [17629
© vaiuly 12) Ota Dene auily » 12,
1911; E 260779; Francis E. Bouck,
Leadville, Colo,
My WEST VIRGINIA GIRL: words and
music by W. E. Sugden. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [17630
© June) 26,) 1914 = 2.e -june, 30,
1911; EH 261320; W. EH. Sugden, Wav-
erly, W. Va.
Nacut (NIGHT); ged. yon . Franz
Evers, English version by Edward
Oxenford, musik
gartner, op. 51. (Abendlieder, no.
10.) [17631
© May 11, 1911; 2 e@ July 31,
1911; E 263242; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
NANAPAH; words and music by I. O.
Jones. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. . [17632
© June 26, 1911; 2 ¢ June 30,
1911; H 261297; Ivy O. Jones, United
States.
NAPOLEON THE GREAT; grand melo-
dramatic coreographic, ballet opera,
words and music by H. J. Botta,
translation by C. Brugger, revised
by Mrs. L. F. Parsons. [17633
© 1c. July 13) toe a e935):
Henry Joseph Botta, Los Angeles,
Cal.
NARDINI (PreTRO) Concerto in mi
mineur; de P. Nardini, revu et aug-
menté d’une cadence, par Emilio
Pente, pour violon avee ace. de pi-
ano. [17634
© May 27, 1911: 2 @ June 30,
1911; E 261268; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
NatoMa; selection from the opera, book
by Joseph D. Redding, music by Vic-
tor Herbert, arr. by Otto Langey;
full band. 4to. [17635
© July 14,009 eee iully 05;
1911; E 260869; G. Schirmer, New
York Naa
——hby Victor Herbert, arr. by Otto
Langey; orchestra. 1. Harmonium
part:- 2. Full’ orchestra
[17636, 17637
© June 30, 1911; 2 ce. each July 1,
1911; E 260626, 260627; G. Schirmer,
New York, N. Y.
NE DITES PAS NON; valse par Ro-
dolphe Berger, pour piano. [17638
© Julys 13) AG ee Mem al yeni,
1911; E 261786; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
NEARER MY GoD TO THEE; variations
arr. by Louis Weber; piano. [17659
© ‘July 172 TOM ee eau:
1911; E 261880; Louis Weber, Kan-
sas City, Kans.
von Felix Wein-.
TTT =F
:
* NELSON-WALZER ;
|| "°°". << 2
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
17657
NEATH THE DEAR OLD LILAC BUSH;
words and music by U. C. Armfield.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17640
@Griuly 12, 1911; 2 ¢ July 18,
1911; E 260916; Vivian Cook Arm-
field, Armstrong Creek, Wis.
nach motiven Nel-
sonscher chausons, musik von Ru-
dolph Nelson, bearb. von Otto Linde-
mann, fiir klavier 2 ms. [17641
© fume 30, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
1911; E 261255; Harmonie-verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
NEVER PART FROM THE ONE YOU WED;
words and music by S. EH. Crane.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17642
(Onjune 26 1911: 2 ¢. June 30,
1911; H 261319; Mrs. S. E. Crane,
Danville, Vt.
NEW DELIGHT MARCH; by Raymond C.
Conner; piano solo. [17643
© etune 10, 1911: 2c. June 10,
1911; E 2606382; Prows & Conner,
Cynthiana, Ky.
NEW NORMAL MUSIC COURSE, BK. 38;
by John W. Tufts and H. E. Holt.
Ed. by Leonard B. Marshall .
Samuel W. Cole... Boston, New
York [ete.] Silver, Burdett and
eompany [1911] 2500 ps ~i2mo:;
£0.50. [17644
(ily. 19; 1911; 2 c. July 21,
1911; A 292628; Silver, Burdett &
co., Boston, Mass.
News (THE) BOY; words and music
by R. C. Marsden. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [17645
Grune 26. 1911: 2.¢.. June 80,
1911; E 261296; Robt. C. Marsden,
Chicago, Ill.
NIAGARA GRAND CARNIVAL DAY; words
by J. H. Perey, music by M. Dona-
telli. [17646
Ow lanen 2G, 19d: 2 e; July 3,
1911; E 261431; Percy, Napoleone &
Wustrack, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
NIAGARA (THE) WALTZES: by HE. B.
Fox; piano. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [17647
©@rune tl 1911-2 e June 1, 1911 ;
E 258712; Edgar B. Fox, Deering,
N. D.
NIGHT MARCH; by Felix Swinstead;
piano. (Three characteristic pieces
for children, no. 3.) [17648
Op duly 22. 19d 2c. July 24:
rome Es 265026; GG. Ricordi &. co.,
Milan, Italy.
NicgHt (A) sone; [and] BUTTERFLIES;
words by H. D. Banning, music by
A. Luzzatti. [17649
© June 29, 1911; 2 ec June 30,
1911; EH 261257; Chappell & co., Itd.,
- London, England.
NIGHT (THE) WIND AND THE MOTHER;
words by Rachel Butler, music by
Paul Bliss; three-part women’s
voices. (Willis music ¢o., octavo
ed. no. 65.) [17650
Oy pdtv 108-191) De Tulane,
1911; E 261748; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Nita; a Mexican romance, words by
Geo. Ricarde, music by Frances
Dorel, with harmonized chorus ad
lib. [17651
@ duly % 19lt; 2-e.. July 15, 1900;
E 260851; Metzler & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
No ONE IN THE WORLD LIKE YOU; lyric
by Arthur McHenry, music by
Donald Bestor. [17652
©. duly 10; 149i 2> ec. duly 10:
1911; E 260749; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago, Ill.
NoAH’s ARK; words by Roland Carse,
music by Ernest Torrence. [17653
©). June 26, 1911; 2 ec. June 26,
1911; E 261100; Reynolds & ©co.,
London, England.
NosiL signor. See Meyerbeer (G.)
NopoDy CARES; words by EH. P. Baud-
er, music unknown. Post card, 53
x 84 inches. [17654
©. July. 5d, 19th. 2c Huly 10;
1911; E 260747; Emma Pow Bauder,
Oakland, Cal.
NOON-TIDE WALTZ; by Adolph Schultz,
op. 24, no. 2; piano 4 hands. [17655
Or falyaite 19d. 2 es Tully alt,
1911; E 261745; Willis music co.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Nora; words and music by L. Frank-
lin. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [17656
Cy July 2 tom De uly d's;
1911; E 260917; Lizzie Franklin,
Tulia, Tex.
NoTHING BUT AN OLD RAG DOLL; words
and music by M. Park. [17657
©1e July 10, 1911; E 260710;
Mae Park, Punxsutawney, Pa.
1021
a ———
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17657*
Pt. LER S.5' V6
Now THAT’S THE WAY THAT LIES GET
ouT; words and music by W. St. C.
Billups [arr. by Mabel Clarke].
New York, F. B. Haviland pub co.
[17657*
© July sd, 19td- 2c Sulyet Onl
EK. 260589; W. St. Clair Billups,
Springfield, O.
Now THE DAY IS OVER; duet, words by
S. Baring Gould, music by Johannes
Pache, adapted by W. F. Sudds;
Ato. [17658
© May 22, 191-12) ee June 29,
1911; E 260554; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York, N. Y.
Ntmero (Ht) 18; tango argentin,
musique de M. Sarrablo, pour or-
chestre, avec piano conducteur. 4to.
[17659
Oasuly 13, “A912 cHeiuly sli.
1911; E 261794; Sarrablo, Paris,
France.
NUN WILL DER LENZ UNS GRUSSEN; ged.
von Neidhard von Reuenthal, musik
arr. von Franciscus Nagler, op. 60,
no. 2, fir minnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [17660
Ou June 10. 19h Dem aly 6.
1911; E 261471; Otto Foroerg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
O AZURE EVE; words by R. S. Weir, mu-
sic by G. A. Grant-Schaefer, in H
flat and D flat. [1766]
© Gully 49; 1911: 2e) July 21
1911; E 261934; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
O BUON MARCELLO, AIUTO. See Puccini
(G.).
O COME LET US SING; words from
Psalm 95, musie by J. W. Lerman;
organ ace. [17662
© Apr. 28, Wid: 2 e. June! 29,
1911; EH 260555; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
O LorD, BE MERCIFUL; words by James
Rowe, music by De Loss Smith.
[17663
© July £, 1911 2 ecodjuly, 6, iSit:
H 261588 ; De Loss Smith, New York,
N.Y.
O LORD REBUKE ME NOT; words from
Psalms, 6, 33, 87, music by Alfred
Wooler in F, D, and C. [17664
Op Iuliy, 19. 1Gtly 2) ean suily 2k,
1911; E 261927; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
O LorD, SO GREAT AND POWERFUL;
children’s processional, words by
Mary L. Butler, music by W. H.
Neidlinger, arr. by M. L. Butler.
[17665
© Tune 15) 190 eee Jngly $11,
1911; E 2620638; W. H. Neidlinger,
Mystic, Conn.
O MIMI TU PIU NON TORNI. See Puccini
(G.).
O patria. See Verdi (G.).
O Rosa Rosa; from Stornello toscano,
translation by William Heinrich, mu-
sic by Blair Fairchild; in A. [17666
©, July 3, Wid 2a ay a 1914:
E 2606389; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
O, THEN, DON’T YOU WANT TO GO; words
and music by J. FE. Mayfield. [17667
© Mar. 4, 1911; 2 c. June 27, 1911;
EH 260518; Firm foundation pub. co.,
Austin, Tex.
OAK LEAF RAG; by Arthur Sizemore;
piano. [17668
© May 10, 1911: °2°G< May 13,
1911; E 261286; A. L. Sizemore,
Mankato, Minn.
OF MY OULD Loves; words by Arthur
Stringer. music by Gena _ Brans-
combe (Mrs. J. F. Tenney), in B flat
and G. [17669
© July WS) 19 ee Seer aly 21,
1911; E 261935; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
OFFENBACH (JACQUES) Barcarole; aus
Hoffmanns erzihlungen, von J. Of-
fenbach, bearb. von Franciscus Nag-
ler. Partitur und stimmen. 1. Fiir
mannerchor. 2. Fiir gemischten-
chor. [17870, 17671
© June 10, 1911; 2 c. each July 6,
1911; E 261473, 261474; Otto Yor-
berg, Leipzig, Germany.
—— fiir dreistimmigen
frauenchor, mit clavierbegleitung.
Partitur und stimmen. iBUCye
© June 10, 1911; 2 ec. July 6, 1911;
E 261491; Otto Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
Tales of Hoffmann; selection
from opera by J. Offenbach, arr. by
Mackie-Beyer; military band. 4to.
[17673
© June 5, 1911%: 2%e Same 6,101 1 ;
E 258784; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
2
1022
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1
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
17691
Ou BETHLEHEM CITY; words by N. A.
McAulay, music by De Loss Smith.
[17674
(© faly 1, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911:
E 261539; De Loss Smith, New York,
INS YY.
OH SAY YOU WILL MEET ME THERE;
words and music by O. L. Thomp-
son. [17675
© 1 c. July 3, 1911; E 261438;
O. L. Thompson, Eureka Springs,
Ark.
OH SVENTATA. See Puccini (G.)
OH, THAT I HAD WINGS; anthem, music
by John D. Creswell. [17676
(eo yune 27, 1911: 2 c.) July 14,
1911; E 261680; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Qu! WHAT A WONDERFUL SAVIOUR;
words and music by F. A. Clark.
(The missionary call.) [17677
(edits, 1911: 2 ¢ July 21,
agit; WH) 261893 --F: A. Clark, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Oe you Morris; words and music by
J. 8B: Sehulke. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [17678
© June 26, 1911:-2 c. June 30,
1911; EH 261303; J. B. Schulke, Mil-
waukee, Wis.
OH YOU SHY LITTLE SLY SUFFRAGETTE;
words and music by J. J. Neary.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17679
© Jumes 26, 1911-°2-¢. June 30,
foil; HE 261358; John J. Neary,
Superior, Ariz.
OLD BLACK JOE; morceati de concert,
on melody by S. C. Foster, arr. for
left hand alone, by Charles Kunkel;
piano. [17680
© June 30, 1911; 2c. July 3, 1911;
EH 261419; Kunkel bros. music co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
OID COLLEGE BELL; words and music
by Chas. R. Hunt, revised and ar-
ranged by Len Fleming. Washing-
ton; H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [17681
@r June 26, 1911. 2 @¢ June; 30,
£911; Hi 261292; C. R. Hunt, Deming,
N. Mex.
| Oxrp ENGLISH DANCE; by H. Engel-
mann; piano. [17682
© June 21, 1911; 2c. July 3, 1911;
E 261393; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
OLD ENGLISH TAVERN SONG; words by
Wrenn Sutton, music by Esther
Kahn; solo with chorus for four
mixed voices. No. 2 in A flat.
[17683
©) July: 22° 1990) 2 te “Graly 24,
1911; E 261967; Nicholson & co.,
Itd., Sydney, Australia.
O_pD (THE) HOME; words by Carl N.
Soper, music by Frank McDonough.
[1768+
© July 3, 1911; 2 ec. July 6, 1911:
E 261547 ; Knickerbocker music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
OLD (THE) LOG CABIN DOWN IN MAINE;
words, and music by J. Perry
Thomas. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17685
© Sully a2 tt
TOs 260d:
Lewiston, Me.
@ Jiuiy 1s:
Je Gt Pronias:
OLD (THE) PORCH SWING; words and
music by R. C. Ward. Columbus,
O., Columbus music pub. co. [17686
Omaaly 8) ASI dhs Tully £10,
Ais Ae, July 17) (ota en 262072 *
Rollin C. Ward, Columbus, O.
OLD
(THE) BED, WHITE AND BLUE;
words by James Wynn, music by
Arthur B. Long. [17687
Ow sully. 29, Jott sO" en. Jaya ode
1911; E 265236; Progressive music
pub. co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
ON A HOLY DAY; by Leo Spini, op. 29,
no. 4; piano. [17688
©} staliye lad AOd Or ek Sule (ie
1911; EH 261746; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
ON A MOONLIGHT SUMMER’S NIGHT:
words by G. M. Ray, music by Nei!
Navarre. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [17689
© July. 20) Mom 2 es ily £20;
1911; E 261913; G. Milton Ray,
Boston, Mass.
CN AN IRISH HONEYMOON; words by
William Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. [17690
Oudgune 28, jd9ik- 2he. suner2s8,
1911; E 261203; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York N. Y.
ON LIFE’S HIGHWAY; words and music
by R. L. Tullis. Washington, . H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [17691
© June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
1911: E 261864: Roland L. Tullis,
Riverside, Cal.
CATALOGUE
17692
ON LOVE-LIT SEAS; barcarolle sere-
nade, by Ernest Reeves; piano.
[17692
@©Viuly 105) 1914-2 es sila,
1911; H 260782; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
ON THE BANKS OF THE WILLAMETTE:
words by W. Smith, music by Earl
Hoffman. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [17693
© -Suly, 20; 1911. 2 °c. Sully, 20:
1911; E 261909; Willis Smith, Strat-
ford. Tex.
ON THE CORNER OF THE GATE; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by FE.
Clark Perry. [17694
© July 5, 19115 2 ec aaly, 2 Oia
E 260757; F. Clark Perry, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
ON THE LAKE; by Frederick A. Wil-
liams, op. 48, arr. by F. P. Atherton ;
violin and piano. [17695
© July 10, 19th 2 er July) 10)
1911; EK 260742; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ON THE PLAYGROUND (Auf dem spiel-
platz); by Max Werner, op. 22;
piano. (8 album leaves, no. 1.)
[17696
© PAuily 1S. Olle Cp Ulby eas
1911; E 261986; B F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
On THE RIvieERA; Italiano rago, by
Alfred J. Doyle; piano. [17697
= © nen 24 191d eH sumer 26)
1911; EH 261106; Ted Snyder co. inc.,
New York, N. Y.
ON TO VICTORY; words by Katharyn
Bacon, music by J. W. West. [17698
© Mar. 4, 1911; 2 c. June 27, 1911;
E. 260498; Firm foundation pub. co.,
Austin, Tex.
ONCE AT THE ANGELUS; words by Aus-
tin Dobson, music by W. Ralph Cox.
[17699
© July 8, 1911; 2c. July 10,1911;
EK 260726; H. W. Gray co., New
York, NY.
ONE KISS, AND THEN GOOD-BYE; words
by N. M. Kane, music by Clifton
Keith. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [17700
© Sully 220 710d 2 here a mle 20:
1911; EH 261917; Nell Marie Kane,
Mercer, Ky.
—— eee
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
ONE LITTLE WORD; Serenade, words by
Nella, music by Henry Parker; me-
dium voice in F. ; bi TOL
© July 3, 19115 remy 1911 s
E 260651; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ONE OF THEM THINGS; words by Thos.
B. Roberts, music by Lucien Denni.
[17702
© June 28, 1911; 2 e June 80,
1911; EK 261287; Riley & Denni mu-
sic pub. co., Kansas City, Mo.
ONLY (THE) GUY IN THIS WORLD FOR
ME IS THE FELLOW WITH THE DOUGH;
words and music by John T. John-
son. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [17703
© June’ 26) 1901 3 eS Fane * 30;
1911; E 261306; J. T. Johnson, Lock-
port, N. S.
ONLY (THE) ONE I LOVE IS YOU; words
by Earle E. Bower, music by Robert
B. Allan. [17704
©l1e July 8, 1911; E 261609;
Earle E. Bower, Woodstock, Ill.
ONLY (THE) PAL I EVER HAD CAME
FROM ’F'RISCO TOWN; words by Harle
C. Jones, music by Charles N.
Daniels. [17705
© July 10, 1911; 2 « July 10, |
1911; E 260699; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
ONWARD AND UPWARD; words and mu- |
sic by M. M. Bassett.
songs. )
© July 14, 19m 2er July, 25
1911; EH 261899; Minnie M. Bassett,
Bellingham, Wash.
(Gospel
OR THEREABOUT; song in the Quaker
girl, musical play by Lionel Monck-
ton, words by Adrian Ross, music
by Hugo Felix. [17707
© July-6, 19id-e2 ex Jule 7190:
E 260686; Chappell & co., lid., Lon- |
don, England.
ORGANISTE (L’); recueil de 20 piéces
faciles. pour harmonium; 1°"
[various authors.] 4to. [17708
© July Ws 19 ey ulya ie
1911; EH
Paris, France.
ORIANNA; words by G. S. Millard, mu- }
sic by C. J. W. Jerreld. Washing- §.
[17709 §
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
© Suly 12, 19d 2 ess Tulyc ss
1911; E 260919; G. S. Millard,
Yoder, Kans.
atid
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
[17706 }
vol. |}
261771; Durand et cie., ff
“OUTLAW
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
ORIOLE MARCH; by Chas. Fredericks;
band. 4to. [17710
© July 1,1911; 2c. June 29, 1911:
E 260544; F. C. Menges, Cleveland, O.
OUR DEAREST FRIEND; words by J. S.
Darnnall, music by W. M. Yowell.
EGTA
© Mar. 4, 1911; 2c. June 27, 1911:
E 260520; Firm foundation pub. co.,
Austin, Tex.
OUR FATHERLAND; patriotic ode, words
and music by Sydney Herbert Priest-
ley. PET,
© June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 26,
1911; E 261098; Priestley & co.,
Sevenoaks, England.
OUR GOLDEN WEDDING DAY; words and
music by H. Leander d’Entremont.
tek es
Se lwiy= 15, 1911- 2 ¢ July “15,
1911; E 260897; H. Leander d’En-
tremont, Peabody, Mass.
OUR SAILOR KING; quick march by
George Gay; band. 4to. (Boosey’s
march journal, no. 227.) [17714
i diuee 26, 1911; 2 ¢. June 28,
1911; E 261205; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
Our TEDDY IS AHEAD OF THEM ALL:
words and music by M. A. Graves.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
Livia
Ce ialyr ts 1911: 2c. July 18,
1911; E 260945; M. A. Graves, Har-
risburg, Ark.
OvuR WASHINGTON D. C.;
music by E. M. Connolly. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [17716
© June 26, 1911: 2 ec. June 30,
1911; KH 261851; Hllen M. Connolly,
E. Liverpool, O.
words and
OUT OF THE DEEP; festival anthem,
words from the scriptures, music by
W. Ralph Driffill. ELLs
© June 29, 1911; 2 ec. July: 10,
1911; E 261656; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
LOVE; a comic opera in 3
acts, words by E. Nyitray, music by
Louis von Serly. [17718
@al-c duly 29, 1911: D 18943-
Kmil Nyitray, New York, N. Y.
OVER THE FIELDS; by Leo Spini, op. 29,
no. 2: piano. [17719
© Julyet(/ 19192 July 17,
1911: EK 261747; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
OVER THE HILLS BY
SEA; words and music by Robert
Todd. [17720
© June 29, 1911; 2c. July 3, 1911;
E 261397; Robert Todd, Toronto,
Canada.
THE MOONLIT
OVERLAND; march and two-step, by
C. Frank Cummins; band. obl.
24mo. haTT21
() Suhy. 17, Ite 2 ¢. duly: 4%,
1911; EH 261719; J. E. Agnew, Des
Moines, Iowa.
PAJAMA NIGHTIETIGHTS; words by HE.
T. Southern, music by Agatha Cum-
mings Southern. [17722
CO) July 10, 19-92) es uly 17;
£5 BY 261730] Eh. . SSouthern,
San Francisco, Cal.
PAassING (THE) PARADE; march and
two-step, by Martin Wainwright;
piano or cabinet organ. [17723
fey June 22) 191s cy Junee 2s,
19 261212 =" DoW. Crist, “Moul-
trie, O.
PASTORALE, IN F; by Wm Faulkes;
organ. obl. S8vo. [17724
), July wit? 190: 6) ec: -Sly a9 4.
1911; E 261661; Clayton F. Summy
co, Chicago, Til:
PATHWAY (THE) HOME; words and
music by F. J. Warnock, arr. by
W. H. Felger. [17725
©) dite.) dally’ 1736 191 th 261s:
Fred J. Warnock, Youngstown, Ohio.
PATHWAY OF ROSES; waltz by F. Shry-
ock; piano. [17726
© July 8), 19t4 >; Qe Sully 8,191;
E 261590; Co-operative music ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PATRIOTIC AIRS; arr. by Barrington
Sargent; band. Contents :—Red,
white and blue.—Glory, glory, hal-
lelujah.—Marching thro’ Georgia.—
The battle cry of freedom. 4to.
fae (27
sully 8, 19ide saves Kuly, 13; Toil ;
EH 260821; Cundy-Bettoney ¢co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
PATRIOTISM; a march song, words by
KF. W. McQuigg, music by C. Druh,
pseud. [177285
©) june 23,.1010- 2) e@ July 3;
1911; E 260800; Charlotte Hurd,
Chicago, Ill.
PEACE OF Gor. See Gounod (C. F.)
1025
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17729
Di tein. Ss, ¥.:6
PEACHES; words by Billy J. Vander-
veer, music by Seymour Furth.
pA TZ9
© July 6, 1911; 2c. July 7, 1911;
E 261527; Joe Morris music co., New
York, N. Y.
PEANUT (THE) BOY; words and music
by S. Burney. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [17730
© July, 2). 1922) ce: Sula ls:
1911; E 260946; Sophia Burney,
Oshlochnee, Ga.
PEANUTS; a nutty rag, by Ethel Earn-
ist; piano. [17731
©) duly 20)" 19-2 Ser suly.* 17,
1911; E 261705; Johnson pub. co.,
Kkansas City, Mo.
Preey; lancers, by Leslie Stuart, arr.
by H. M. Higgs; piano ace. part.
4to. (Chappell’s orchestral Journal,
no. 624.) AiS2,
©: July 13. A9ddew 2) ex Swlya 4,
1911; E 261698; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, EKEngland.
Prony (THE) POLKA; by H. A. Vander
Cook; cornet and piano. ios
© Mar (20; 19 soy er sully
1911; E 261678; H. A. Vander Cook,
Chicago, Ill.
PERFECT CONTENTMENT; polka, by Hein-
rich Engel; piano. [17754
©iauily WO; Ode ew duly a0,
1911; E 260748; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PERHAPS THE TIME WILL COME; words
and music by M. HE. McMann.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17735
© Muli, 2 NO tiles 2 ce nuilive aS
1911; H 260942; Mary Ella McMann,
Poland? NANG
Peri (LA); poéme dansé, en un tab-
leau, by Paul Dukas, réduction pour
piano par Leon Roques. [177386
© June 17 1911; 2 ec June 19,
1911; EK 262071; Durand \et cie,
Paris, France
PERPETUUM MOBILE; par Paul Zilcher,
op. 89, pour piano. (Impressions,
ITO, 023) TST
© May, 08) 191d 26s tuly. -6,
1911; E 261510; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
PETITE (LA) DAME DU METRO; mu-
sique de H. EH. Darewsky, arr. par
H. Christiné; piano. [17738
© July 229, A9i: yo ce) Zauly 724,
1911; E 268002; Christiné, Paris,
France.
|
|
|
PICKING COTTON; words by Mrs. A. 8.
Matthews, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus,
Dugdale co. [17739
© June 26, 192 0e x june 305
1911; E 261366; Mrs. A. S. Mat-
thews, Philadelphia, Pa.
T'INE TREES AND SHADOWS; melody by
L. Lockwood Moore; piano.
© June 29, 19112 Qe .tune 29)
1911; E 260582; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, O.
PIONEER LIMITED; march two-step, by
Harry J. Lincoln; orchestra.
© July 18, 19th ec sully, 19;
1911; E 261826; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Pirr (THE) OF DREAMS; words by Paul
Fox, music by Karl C. Kraft. [17742
©. July 15, aoe nly. 15
[17740 |
Le tA |
1911; E 260895; Kraft & Fox, Frank- |
fort, Ind.
Pipes (THE) OF GORDON’S MEN; words
by J. Scott Glasgow, music by Wil-
liam G. Hammond; high in F minor.
(Two songs with piano acc. no. 2.)
f17743 |
© July 7, 19d » Zaehle Sa. Oad-:
E 261600: G. Schirmer, New York, |
N. Y.
PLAINTES, LARMES,
See Bach (J. 8.)
PLAY ME THAT HARMONY BAR; words
and music by Frank Stebenne. Bos-
ton, Imperial music pub. co.
PEINES
SAINTES. |
[17744 |
© July 20, 19 weer suly ae
1911; E 261710; EH. C. Rauh, Roslin-
dale, Mass.
PLAY THAT ALOHA RAG; words by
Hank C. Young, music by Emery
McCargar, arr. by Wilbur Campbell.
[17745
© June 26, 1Otie A eel al Ones
E 260622;. Southern California mu-
sic co., Los Angeles, Cal.
PLAY THAT I’M YOUR BEAU; words and
music by D. W. Berry.
I. B. Haviland pub. co.
© July -20," 19k Ore auly, 20;
1911; EH 261918; Dell W. Berry, Reed
City, Mich.
PLEASE LET ME CARRY YOUR BOOKS |
HOME FoR You; words by Bernard T. |
Clarke, music by Arthur S. Josselyn.
[17747
©. July :17,7 dela es eal ly tae
1911; E 261734; Bernard T. Clarke,
New Haven, Conn.
1026
7
New York, ;
[17746
eee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
|
|| PRECIOUS HYMNS;
no. 8, 1911
VGETISCHE STUDIEN (Poetic studies) ;
fiir die jugend zur ausbildung des
musikalischen ausdruckes, yon
Adolf Ruthardt. op. 61, fiir piano-
forte. Heft 1 und 2 no. 1-12.
[17748
© June 10, 1911; 2 c. July 6, 1911;
E 261486; Otto Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
POINSETTIA VALSE; by Basil Conway;
piano. [17749
erie ot O11: 2:e. July 6, 1911 ;
E 261573; Phillips & Page, London,
- England.
PouUR L’AVRIL VAINQUEUR; paroles de J.
d’Halmont, musique de E. Dell
Acqua, 4 une voix et piano. (Mélo-
dies, no. 3.) [17750
©eaune 15, 1914; 2-¢., June 30,
1911; E 261271; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Power (THE) OF JESUS’ NAME; words
by Edward Perronet, music by Lee
G.. Kratz. mirirea)
mm umdewe7. 1911;.2 ce. July 14,
1911: H 261691; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
| Praise Gop; words by Mrs. W. B.
| Dingman, music by Fremont R.
_ Witter. PT t2
| © Apr. 19, 1911; 2 c« June 29,
| 1911; E 260556; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
| PRAISE THE Lorp (Lover Herren) ;
words from Ps. 117, music by P. G.
Pettersen, op. 7; mixed voices.
(Northern edition of octavo music,
no. 74.) [17753
© July 5, 1911; 2c. July 10, 1911;
FE 261605; P. G. Pettersen, Hanley
Falls, Minn.
no. 2. Compiled
and edited by C. Harold Lowden
and Rey. William Stone. S8vo.
[17754
i @eguue 7, 1911; 2 c. June 20;
i
i ON.
:
si}
| 1911; A 291811; John J. Hood co.,
|| Philadelphia, Pa.
|.PREIS MARSCH ALBUM; fiir klavier.
[17755
| © duly 21, 1911; 2. ¢ July 24,
| 1911; E 261956; Albert Stahl, Ber-
| lin, Germany.
|WPRELUDE IN E FLAT; arr. from Loesch-
horn by J. W. Lerman; organ. 4to.
}| . [17756
Orduly 1.1911: 2-e.. July 6.1911;
260665; Geo. Molineux, New York,
Vid
PRELUDE IN G; by J. W. Lerman; or-
gan. Ato. Pia.
© July 101914: 2 -eJuly: 6. 191:
E 260664; Geo. Molineux, New York,
INS), Ye
PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD; words by
Austin Taylor, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. [17758
@ Mar. 4. 1918 = 2'ex June 27;
1911; E 260509; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
PRESENT FAITH; words by D. W. Grif-
fin, music by Seeley D. Kinne.
[17759
© June 24. t9id > 2 ee june 28.
1911; E 261184; Squire & Kinne,
Omaha, Neb.
PRESS THE FIGHT; words by James
Rowe, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[17760
©, Mar 4 1910 \2ce June: 27,
1911; E 260500; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
See Bach (J. S.)
PRIERE; par Joseph Jongen, op. 37,
pour orgue. (Quatre piéces, no. 3.)
[17761
Gy diuliye 47,
PRENDS MON COEUR.
©) duly 13:. 1914 > 72
19:08. He 261774 -- Dunands ev! ele::
Paris, France.
PRINCETON, THAT’S ALL; words and
music by Kenneth 8S. Clark. [17762
@ Joue 17, 19tt -2 ec! Sune 129,
1911; HW 261282; J: Hi. Remick’ & co.,
New York, N.Y.
PrRoDIGAL (THE):
libretto by
a sacred cantata,
Frances V. Hubbard,
music by Carl F. Price. 4to. [177638
© (Apr 2So 192i en: Jame. 29;
1911; A 290961; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
PROMENADE; by Clement M. Spurling,
op. 7; piano. (Bagatelles, no. 6.)
[17764
©. tubyst 1 Ott > Ze: Sully ts, 1 Ont:
E 260848; Augener, Iltd., London,
England.
PROPELLER (THE) MARCH; by B. Grtin-
enfelder; band. 4to. [17765
@) June, 14, 191272. July 12;
1911; E 260765; Dixie music house.
Chicago, Ill.
PROTECTORATE MARCH; George
Rosenkrans; band. [17766
©. July. 8, 191k; Z.e¢. July 8,, 11S
E 261582; The Orner music co., Pen-
field, Pa.
by
j 1027
17767
Puccini (Giacomo) Bohéme (La);
capriccio dell’ opera di G. Puccini,
tras. diS. Alassio, op. 594. 1. Piano-
forte. no. 99827. 2. Flauto e piano-
forte. no, 100950. [17767, 17768
© July 18, 1911; 2 e. each July
19S 19n By 261829,' 2648302 Eo Re
eordi & ‘co., Milan, Italy.
corazzata Sicilia, marcia d’-
ordinanza dall’ opera di G. Puccini,
riduzione di Carmelo Bizzozero, per
pianoforte. no. 100934. [17769
© gully, £8): 191d 2c duly 9,
fOuhe OH). 261830 3G, aICordh Seo.
Milan, Italy.
—
divertimento, dell’ opera di
G. Puccini, arr. di Raffaele Puzone,
op. 52, per mandolino, o violino, e
pianoforte. no. 99325. [17770
©. July 18, 1944) 2 ec July 19)
1911: E 261828; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
duetto finale, quadro 38. dell
opera di G. Puccini. trascrizione fa-
cile e diteggiata di Nino Alassio,
per pianoforte a quattro mani. no.
1010038. Merwe al
© July 18, 191d: 2 © piuly 19,
1911; E 261834; G. Ricordi &. co.,
Milan, Italy.
fantasia dell’ opera di G.
Puccini, trascrizione di Nino Alassio.
1. Mandolino e pianoforte. 2. Pi-
anoforte a quattro mani, facile e
diteggiata. alti tate, At i.
© July 18, 1911; 2 ec. each July
19, 1911; HE 2618389, 261840; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan, Italy.
——=—=—
impressioni dell’ opera di G.
Puccini, traserizione di C. Graziani-
Walter, op. 250. 1. Mandolino e chi-
tarra. 2. Due mandolini e chitarra.
38. Due mandolini e pianoforte. 4.
Due mandolini, mandola e chitarra.
5. Mandolino e pianoforte.
[17774-17778
© July 18, 1911; 2 c« each July
19, 1911; EH 261841—-261845; G. Ri-
ecordi & co., Milan, Italy.
a opera di G. Puccini, due tra-
serizioni di A. Buzzi-Peccia, per pi-
anoforte a quattro mani. la tra-
Serizione. no. 100845. 2a trascrizione.
no. 100846. TO iniTSO
© July 18, 1911; 2 ec. each July
18; 1911 >" 261832, 2Z6183a-"G, Ri-
ecordi & co., Milan, Italy.
PUCCINI (GrIAcomMo)—Continued.
libera trascrizione
di
Francesco La Cavera, op. 19, per |
pianoforte. no. 99505. — [17781
© - July 18) 151d: 82 er Finly 193
1911; E 261847; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
libera trascrizione di |
Giuseppe Menozzi, op. 237, per piano-
forte. no. 99560. [17782
© July 18) 19a ee asuly 198
1911; E 261846; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
libera trascrizioni,- fa-
cili de accuratamente diteggiate per
le piccole mani, di S. Alassio, per
pianoforte. Unite. no. 99485.
[17783
© July 18 toe ree suly 1c
1911; Hi 261848; G. Ricordi &. coz jj
Milan, Italy.
piccolo pot-pourri facil-
issimo, di Domenico Cortopasse, per
pianoforte. no. 100336. [17784
© July 18, dst eee is uly, 19%
1911; EH 261849. "G) Bicordi§& cox
Milan, Italy.
——-trascrizione di Pietro
Girompini, per mandolino o violino o
violoncello, e pianoforte. no. 100639.
[17785
© July 18,. (otis cr taly 1
1911; BH 261836= Gl Ricord: & cog
Milan, Italy.
aa trasecrizione facile,
Giorgio Sulli -Parrino, per piano- |
forte. no. 99698. [17786 |
©: July: 18; ASie 2 se uly a9)
1911; E 261838; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
—- trascrizione facilissima,
di Ernesto Marciano, per pianoforte
a quattro mani. No. 99562. [17787
© July. 18) 19iteeee . July 1S
1911 :- H 261837. Gaekicorcdr &. cer
Milan, Italy.
- trascrizioni dell’. 1.
Pianoforte, di G. De Sena, no. 99752.
2. Pianoforte di Pietro Girompini,
no. 100638. 3. Pianoforte a quattro
mani, di EH. Marciano. No. 99561.
[17788-17790
© July 18, 1911; 2 ec each July 19,
1911; E 261866—261868; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan, Italy.
1028
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
a pt. III, n. s., v. 6
|
——
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
| no. §, 1911 17806
Puccini (Gracomo )—Cortinued.
— Fanciulla (La) del west; di G.
Puccini (GracomMo)—Continued.
quattro pezzi uniti, dell
|
eee
opera di G. Puccini, riduzioni facili,
di S. Alassio, op. 581-584, per man-
dolino e chitarra. No. 99640.
[17791
Soesgoty 18, 1911; 2c July 19,
1911; E 261857; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
—— —— —— per mandolino e piano-
forte. No. 99685. [17792
eagty is. 1911: 2 ¢ July 19,
1911; E 261858; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
reminiscenze dell’ opera de
G. Puccini, arr. di Pilade Chelazzi,
op. 112, per violino con ace. di
pianoforte. No. 99786. [17793
eo tuiy 18. 1911: 2 ¢...July 19,
1911; EH 261856; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
valzer di musetta, dell’
opera di G. Puccini, trascrizione di
Giuseppe Silvestri, per mandolino
e pianoforte. No. 99353. [17794
Pu dgineds..1911-.2 c. July 19,
1911; E 261865; G. Ricordi & co.,
Miian, Italy.
Bohemians (The) (La Bohéme) ;
march on the opera by G. Puccini,
arr. by Carmelo Bizzozero; piano-
forte. No. 100921. [17795
duly. is...1911- 2 ce. July 19,
q911: 1 261827; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
—— Che gelida manina;: seguito del
duetto, Rodolfo e Mimi, dell’ opera
la Bohéme, di G. Puccini, trascri-
zione di Giulio Gastoldi, per man-
dolino. No. 99620. Ato. [17796
© daly 14,:1911:-2 ce July 15,
1911; E 260906: G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
solo, quadro 1. dell’ opera la
Bohéme, di G. Puccini, trascrizione
facilissima di Ernesto Marciano, per
pianoforte. No. 99747. [17797
ce July 18, 1911; 2 ce: July 19,
1911; E 261835; G Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
Dove stia, cerca, cerca; terzetto
dell’ opera la Bohéme, di G. Puccini.
trascrizione di Giulio Gastoldi, per
mandolino. No. 98624. -fte. [1779S
Ssuly 14, 1911: 2 ¢, July 15,
1911; E 260910; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
1029
Puccini; full orchestral score in 3
acts, new edition. [17799
m1 ¢. -each July .i1t.-19i4-
18933 ; G. Ricordi & co., Milan, Italy.
eee Fantasia; dell’ opera la Bohéme,
di G. Puccini, trascrizione di Giusep-
pe Silvestri. 1. Mandolino e piano-
forte. 2. Due mandolino e piano-
forte. no. 99354, 993855. [17S00, 17801
© July 14, 1911; 2 c. each July 15,
1911; E 260913, 260914; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan, Italy.
In poverta mia lieta: seguito e
fine del duetto, Rodolfo e Mimi, dell’
opera la Bohéme, di G. Puccini, tras-
crizione di Giulio Gastoidi, per man-
dolino. no. 99621. Ato. [17802
© > duly 14) “1901: 2 e' Fuly, 15,
1911; E 260907; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
—— Madame Butterfly; drame lyrique
en trois actes, de L. Illica and G.
Giacosa, traduction francaise de
Paul Ferrier, musique de G. Puccini:
partition chant seul. [17803
© July 18, 1911; 2 ce. July 19,
1911; D 189386; G. Ricordi & Co.,
Milan, Italy.
——QO buon Marcello, aiuto: duetto,
Marcello e Mimi dell’ opera la Bo-
héme di G. Puccini, trascrizione di
Giulio Gastoldi, per mandolino. no.
99623. 4to. [17804
Or suly 12 19tt- (2- e: Faly 15.
1911; E 260909; G. Ricordi & ©co.,
Milan, Italy.
solo di Mimi, dell’ opera La
Bohéme, quadro 38, di G. Puccini,
trascrizione facile di Sigismondo
Cesi, per pianoforte. no. 99765.
[17805
© July 18, 1911; 2 ec. July 19,
1911; EH 261850; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
O Mimi tu piti non torni; a due
di Rodolfo e Marcello dell’ opera
La Bohéme, quadro 4°, di G. Puc-
cini, trascrizione facilissima di Er-
nesto Marciano, per pianoforte. no.
99750. [17806
© ATuly 18; 939i 2 &. July: 19,
$914 4). 26185k > G:» Rieordi. & .co.,
Milan, Italy.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17807
PUccINI (GIAcoMo)—Continued.
duetto dell’ opera la Bohéme,
di G. Puccini, trascrizione di Giulio
Gastoldi, per mandolino. no. 99625.
4to. [17807
Op ulye 14.- TOMA Dey cuye okey:
1911; EK 260911; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
Oh sventata; duetto Rodolfo e
Mimi, dell’ opera la Bohéme, di G.
Puccini. trascrizione di Giulio Gas-
toldi, per mandolino. no. 99619. 4to.
[17808
©). fuly, 14; 1911s) 2e > Sulyy 15,
1911; E 260905; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
a due di Mimi e Rodolfo,
dell’ opera La Bohéme, quadro 1, di
G. Puccini, trascrizione facile di
Sigismondo Cesi, per pianoforte. no.
99764. [17809
Oy dully A8,- AG =) 2> ex ulyy 19)
Gish Hy 26VS52.- ‘Go, dvicord & /Go.,
Milan, Italy.
Quando me’n vo soletta per la
via; dell’ opera la Bohéme, di G.
Puccini, trascrizione facilissima, di
Ernesto Marciano, per ~ pianoforte.
No. 997749. [17810
©. July 18,0 19s 2 eee silky 19:
1914: HH. 2618595 G. Ricordi &co..
Milan, Italy.
valzer di musetta, quadro 2..,
dell’ opera la Bohéme, di G. Puccini;
reduzioni. 1. Flauto e piano, di D.
Rossignoli. 2. Mandolino o yviolino,
solo. 3. Mandolino e chitarra con 2°
mando. ad lib. 4. Mando. e piano,
con 2° mando. ‘ad lib., di G. Pastori-
Rusca. [17811-17814
~© July As, 191t-.2e each July
19, 1911; E 261860—-261863; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan, Italy.
——_ ——— —— per pianoforte solo.
No. 99441. [17815
Or duly 18, agit: Oe: uly 19;
1911; E 261864; G. Ricordi & Co.,
Milan, Italy.
—-- per mandolino. No.
99622. Ato. [17816
© Winly 44 19d: Ze rally, las
1911: Hy . 260908 > "G.: Ricordi 4% “co-,
Milan, Italy.
Si mi chiamano Mimi; solo di
Mimi, dell’ opera La Bohéme, qua-
dro 1, di G. Puccini, trascrizione
facilissima, di Ernesto Marciano, per
pianoforte. No. 99748. [17817
@rejuly £8) 1901-2) ce sully: 19,
OAS HY P2Z61Sde "Eo RaeCOrd1 GarGo:,
Milan, Italy.
pt. 1ias:, v.6
Puccini (Giacomo)—Continued.
—— Sono andati? fingero di dormire;
a due di Mimi e Rodolfo, dell’ opera
La Bohéme, quadro 4, di G. Puccini,
trascrizione facile di Sigismondo
Cesi, per pianoforte. No. 99767.
[17818
© July 18, A9li ae Sully 19,
1911; H 261854; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
Vecchia zimarra senti; solo di
Colline, dell’ opera la Bohénie, di G.
Puccini, trascrizione di Giulio Gas-
toldi, per mandolino. No. 99626.
Ato. [17819
© July 149 1990 -aee Faly 15;
1911; MH 260912; Gy Ricoradi &° coi,
Milan, Italy.
—— trascrizione facile di
Sigismondo Cesi, per pianoforte.
No. 99766. [17820
© July 18, 1910 328e™ duly 19:
1911; EH 261855; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
PUT ON YOUR MILITARY UNIFORM; writ-
ten by J. P. Long, composed by Ben-
nett Scott. London, England, Star
music pub. co. [17821
© July 4, 1911; 2 c. June 26, 1911;
E 261110; J. Anderson, London, Eng-
land.
QUANDO ME’N VO SOLETTA PER LA VIA.
See Puccini (G.)
QUASI LENTO; de la sonate pour vio-
loncelle et piano, par J. Guy Ro-
partz, transcription par Louis Thi-
rion, pour orgue. [17822
© July: 135 19 2 re, duly 10,
1911; E 261776; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
QUEEN OF THE VALLEY; waltzes, by
FE. H. Losey; op.. 256; piano. [178238
© June 24, 1911; 2 « June 26,
1911; E 261102; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
QUEEN OF VANITY Farr; song from the
Red rose, lyric by Harry B. Smith,
music by Robert Hood Bowers.
[17824
© June 17, 191 Bee June 29,
1911; E 2612838; J. H. Remick & co.,
New Yorks Na ae
RAG BABY LOVE; words by Val Harris,
music by Sid Brown. [17825
© 1c July 8) 19015 261598 ;
Harris & Brown, San Francisco,
Cal.
1030
———
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
17843
RAG-TIME (THE) GERM; words and mu-
sic by Willie Weston and Dave
Clark. [17826
eealy 17: 1911; 2 ec: July 17,
1911; E 261711; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York, N. Y.
RAG-TIME LOVE; words by Harold At-
teridge, music by Phil Schwartz.
[17827
iOriaty 7, (911-2 ¢. July 10, 1911;
E 260713; M. Witmark & sons, New
poorork, IN. Y.
RAGWEED RAG; by H. Bussler; piano.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17828
@ June! 265 1911-'2 « June 30,
soit; HH 261316; Harry Bussler,
Beresford, S. Dak.
RAIN (THE); part song, words by |
Carlton Hill, music by F. Corder;
female choir unace. (St. Cecilia,
eleventh series, no. 19.) [17829
Castine 191: 2 e July 24,
1911; E 263064: Joseph Williams,
Itd., London. England.
RALLY ROUND THE CROSS; words by
Fanny Crosby, music by De L.
Smith. [17830
eimiyvede I9it- 2 c. July—A0,
1911; EK 260716; De Loss Smith,
New York, N. Y.
Rat (THE); words translated from
Goethe, music by Geo. Swift; male
voices, 4to. (The modern series of
part songs for all voices no. 29.)
[17831
ey auly 3. 1911: 2c July 10, 1911:
my 200121: AH. W. Gray co., New
work, N. Y:
|| Ravin (LE); paroles de F. van der
| Elst, musique de E. Dell’ Acqua, a
une voix et piano. (Mélodies, no.
4.) [17832
ey une, 15, 1911. 2 ¢ June. 30,
1911; E 261272; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
RECOLLECTIONS; words by Mildred
Pierson, music by Dayton E. Pier-
son. Akron: Advance music Co.
[17833
remrimies 1. JO» J2: Cauduly. 1,
1911; KE 261288; Dayton E. Pierson,
Hutchinson, Kansas.
_|| Rep (THE) ROSE RAG; from The red
| rose, words by Edward Madden,
music by Perey Wenrich. [17834
@auly 8 1911: 2c July 8, 1911;
E 261608: Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
RED ROSES; words by M. Mould, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17835
© June 26. 1911; 2 c. June 30,
-1911; E 261317; Mae Mould, Pied-
mont, Cal.
RED, WHITE AND BLUE; words by Mrs.
S. C. Ramsey, music by John J. Fin-
regan. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale ¢o. [17836
Or suly 12: 192 ce. auly: 18;
1911; E 260950; Mrs. S. C. Ramsey,
Mobile, Ala.
REDEEMED BY THE BLOOD; words by M.
W. Knapp, music by S. D. Kinne.
[17837
© June 24, 191f- 2-c. June’ 28,
1911; E 261186; Squire & Kinne,
Omaha. Nebr.
REDEEMING LOVE: words by Laura E.
Newell, music by G. H. Ramsey.
[17838
Or Mar 74/1511 <2" Ime 27,
1911; E 260515; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
REIZENDE MELODEI’'N LADEN ZUM KOSEN
EIN; walzerduett, aus der operette,
die Bajadere, text von Louis Tauf-
stein, musik von Martin Knopf.
[17839
Oty 1s) bola Ae. Sly A.
1911; E 260813; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
REJECTED (A) LOVER; words by C.
Ashwald, music by Charles J. W.
Jerrelid. Washington, H. MKirkus
Dugdale co. [17840
©) July 12,ASils 92 ey cdhinly AS,
1911; E 260951; Chas. Ashwald,
Midland, Ark.
REJOICE AND SING; Easter song, words
and musiceby Julian Jordan; low in
A flat. [17841
Oi Mar, ss.. 19ileo2 ee june, 29:
1911; E 260559: Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
REJOICE! GIVE THANKS AND SING; an-
them, music by Carrie B. Adams.
[17842
(© June 277 19it; 2 es July: 14;
1911; E 261692; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
RELIGIGSE KORSANGE: med musik af A.
L. Skoog. Minneapolis, Minn., Augs-
burg publishing house, 1911. 48 p.
Svo. $0.50. [17843
C) Tunes 30. 19 te hull. 3;
1911: A 292260; Andrew L. Skoog,
Minneapolis, Minn.
1031
5872—11
On
ELE A ER A Ee Ee ATTA De EEO ET AEN Ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17844
pt. TH, wes. vi G
REQUIEM HIGH MASS; words and | Rien (UN) (A word); mélodie, Eng-
Mmuste “by Rede (Sorin: 24," 2iroress
mixed voices. 4to. [17844
Ortuly 45> 1OAd Ose. liad
191s EE 2617085" RR. J.. Sorin, De
Lisle, Miss.
REST IN SAFETY; words by John
Burnham (by permission), music by
Arthur Berridge; organ acc.
[17845
©) Mar, 28, 19s: 2c umen 29.
1911; E 260558; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
RESURRECTION GLORY; a complete new
Easter service, words by Mrs. C. D.
Martin, and Lavinia 3H. Brauff,
music by W. B. Judefind and W.
Stillman Martin. S8vo. [17846
© Keb. 15) 1 9id 2 ier sully, Geel Gite:
EH 261569; Judefind bros., Baltimore,
Mad.
REVERIE; by Clement M. Spurling. op.
7; piano. (Bagatelles, no. 3.)
[17847
© July, A901: Qe. Sully Silas
EK 260840; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
REVIENS; valse sur les motifs de la
chanson, de H. Fragson et H. Chris-
tiné, arr. par Aug. Bose, pour orches-
tre. to. [17848
@ May 24, 1911;.2 « May 22,
1911; E 258149; Christiné, Paris,
France.
RHAPSODIE; par Emile Sauret, op. 70,
pour violon et piano. (Trois mor-
ceaux caractéristiques no. 1.)
[17849
© June 10, 1911; 2 c« July -6;
1911; E 261487; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
KHEINBERGER (JOSEF) Toccata; by
Josef Rheinberger, op. 12, ed. and
fingered by Louis Oesterie; piano.
[17850
© June; 30) 1911; 92 ¢ 7 July 1,
1911; E 260621; -G. Schirmer, New
York wN.: ¥:
RIDING ON A TROLLEY CAR; words by
S. H. Stepney, music by Harl
Warner. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [17851
@©isuly ZO. MOI OD. ce alvne20:
1911; E 261907; Samuel H. Stepney,
Ansonia, Conn.
lish translation by Arthur L. Sal-
mon, musique de Guy d’Hardelot.
[17852 -
© June 29, 1911; 2 ec. June 30,
1911; E 261258; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England. ,
RicoLeTtTo.. See Verdi (G.).
ROLLING DOWN TO CONEY; words and
music by Terry Green. [178538
© July 10; 1911; 2a uly 16,
1911; E 260700; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, Niwas
RoMANCE; von Heinrich Appunn, op.
10, fiir violoncello und klavier.
[17854
© June 10, 1911; 2 @ July 6, 1911;
E 261484; Otto Forberg. Leipzig,
Germany.
——by Laurence Watkins; piano.
[17855
© July-5, 1992 emlulyeo. 1911=
E 201554; Frederick Harris co.,
London, England.
—— extraite de les Muscadines, paroles
de André Barde et Michel Carré, mu-
sique de Ch. Cuvillier. [17856
©: Nov. 18, 1910;-2e6 Nov. 19:
1910; E 261921; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
See Rubinstein
[178564
ROMANCE IN E FLAT.
(A. G.).
ROMANCE PATHETIQUE; by Anton Heg-
ner, op. 78; piano. [17857
© July 10° 191s 2 cl edly 10:
1911; E 260744; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
RONDE DES LUTINS; valse-intermezzo
en sourdine, var Georges Razigade,
pour instruments a4 cordes, avec
piano-conducteur. [17858
© July 1, 1911; 2 c. June 26, 1911;
Ii, 261155; J. Yves KS Paris? Prance:
Ronpo; von Ernst Schmidt, op. 30, fiir
2 yviolinen mit klavierbegleitung.
(Drei stiticke, no. 3.) [17859
©}-May -20, 190: 27 eyyaune 30,
1911; # 261273; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
RooKerRY (THE) RAG; by R. H. Buch-
anan; piano. [17860
©.1. ¢ July 5, 1S ew 260649 ;
Robt.
Pa.
H. Buchanan, Philadelphia,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
17878
Rose (THE) AND THE HEART; words by
Cora Fabbri, music by Chester B.
Searle; medium or low voice. [17861
| moive 4 19t1- 2 ec... July, 15,
| 1911; EK 260868; G. Schirmer, New
Monk, N.Y’.
| RoOsE WAutTz; by Leo Spini, op. 29, no.
3; piano. [17862
C@mlaniy i 190t: 2c: July 17,
1911; EK 261748; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
ROSEBUD (THE) LONGS FOR THE RAIN;
words by Clifton Bingham, music by
Godfrey Nutting; no. 2 in A flat.
[17863
Om dis, 1911; 2c,’ July 15;
1911; EK 260852; Metzler & co., ltd.,
London, England.
| ROSELAND; waltz song, by Max Brice.
| [17864
Crulva, Lic
Willis music co.,
| Oe Mikel 7,2 1911: 2
1911; H 261749;
Cincinnati, Ohio.
ROSEMARY (Remembrance); inter-
mezzo par Percy Elliott, pour or-
chestra. 4to. [17865
i © June '2)) 1911: 2 ¢ June 30,
\\ 1911; E 261274; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
|| ROSENKAVALIER (DER)
| (R.)
See Strauss
XOSETTA; march and two-step, by J.
Wickam; piano. [17866
©) 1 c._ July 5, 1911; E: 260653:
Joseph Wickam, Inza, Mo.
Rossint (GIoACHINO ANTONIO) Bel
raggio lusinghier (Oh, beautiful
gladsome day); scena and cavatina
from the opera, Semiramide, Eng-
lish version by Lawrence Hanray,
music by G. Rossini, edited by Ed-
gardo Levi; soprano. (Standard op-
eratic songs and arias, no. 14.)
[17S67
Oysuly Godot: Qe. July: 7,:1911:
HK 260694; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London, England.
——— Charité (La); von G. Rossini,
are von, HH, Liszt, fur klavier,. re-
vidiert von Kk. Klindworth. 1. Neue
sorgfaltig durchgesehene ausgabe,
| no. 29095. 2. Zweite erleichterte aus-
| gabe, no. 29096. [17868, 17869)
© Psune. 2) 19 +. 2-e each June
ieee eh 261260 261262 >. B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
| ROSSINI
tinued.
Cujus animam; Stabat mater, von
(GIOACHINO ANTONIO)—Con-
Ge Kossiniy arr, vou i'r. fiszt rr
klavier, revidiert von K. Klind-
erleichterte aus-
2. Neue sorgfaltig
ausgabe, no. 29097.
[17870, 17871
© June 3, 1911: 2 c. each June 30,
1911; E 261265, 261266; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany.
~ worth. 1. Zweite
gabe, no. 29098.
durchgesehene
Inflammatus et accensus; solo
and chorus from Rossini’s Stabat
mater, arr. and edited by J. M. Mc-
Laughlin and others. 4to. (The
coda, no. 403.) [17872
© Maw Gs nl Od hi: le en ily ean
1911; E 261706; Ginn & co., Boston,
Mass.
ROULETTE (THE) REEL; a Parisian
prance, by Henry Lodge; piano.
[17873
© suly i220 19ile 2 ek July 24
1911; E 261995; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
RUBIES AND PEARLS; rag,
Austin Tierney; piano.
©Opsune 7245 19th 20
POF Be 2GitO7,:
ine., New York, N.
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON
Melody in F; by Rubinstein, edited
by Cyril Monk; violin and piano.
(Junior violin student, no. 1.)
[17875
OQppaly 21 2c, sulyes,
1911; EK 261961; Nicholson & ‘¢€o.,
Itd., Sydney, Australia.
Romance in E flat; by A. Rubin-
stéin, “op. +44, no! “ay arr?’ by Henri
Wieniawski, edited by H. Wessely;
- violin and piano. [17876
@ dilly Met Orit 2 ec. daly ts): Onell
EK 2608387; Augener Itd., London,
England.
Rusy RUBENSTEIN; written and com-
posed by Kenneth Morrison and Geo.
M. Saker; in C. [17877
© sumer 2972 ton 2c... sane 29;
19 By 2G0a im. MP raners Way «%
Hunter, London, England.
Rtckios (HeErNricH) Sechs_ lieder;
musik von H. Riicklos, fiir eine sings-
timme mit klavier. Contents :—
Juli.— Strémleise.— Herbst.— Nach
einen regen. — Schlafliedchen. — Ini
der nacht: [17878
@ june dio slot e shulye ole
1911; EH 2638254; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
by Harry
[17874
June 26,
Ted Snyder Co.,
‘'Y?
GREGOROVITCH )
29
1035
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
RUN HOME AND TELL YOUR MOTHER;
words and music by Irving Berlin.
[17879
© June 29, 1911 2 ce, Jumee29,
1911; E 260540; Ted Snyder, New
WORKING Ya
RUSSIAN AIR; by Warlamow, edited
by Cyril Monk; violin and piano.
(Junior violin student, no. 4.)
[17880
© duly: 22. 1901 2) esr daulivan 24:
119i: BH 261962:° Nicholson> & sco:
ltd., Sydney, Australia.
RUSSIAN ROMANCE; variations, com-
posed by Henry Strauss, revised by
Josef Franzt; violoncello with piano
ace. [17881
@Onsune, 204 19112 Ae Vamnee s.
1911; EH 261191; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass,
RUSTIC RONDO; étude for the 4th finger,
by Paul Eno; mandolin solo. [17882
Griuly 14. 19-2 ec, July, 19°
1911; KH 261818; Maximum pub. co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
S. U. A.’s (THE); words by Harry W.
Farrington, music by James Robert
Gillette. [17883
Ou unes 2) Tid 2 cede 130%
1911; BH 263042: J. Herman Whar-
ton, Syracuse, N. Y.
SAILING; words by Mary E. Wilson
Ist verse, and A. C. Quesenberry
2nd verse, music by A. C. Quesen-
berry; piano solo. [17884
©) June ae 19tt 2) cy sume 26;
1911; E 263036; Alice C. Quesen-
berry, Von Ormy, Tex.
SAILING WITH YOU IN AN AEROPLANE;
words and music by C. Van Den-
mark. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [17885
@© June. 26, 1911: 2c. June, 30;
1911; E 261835: Chauncey Van Den-
mark, Kripple Bush, N. Y.
Sarton (THE); words and music by
A. Blyndenburgh. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [17885
© June 26, 1911 -42)cs dunes 130)
1911; HE 261322; Annie Blynden-
burgh, East Patchogue, N. Y.
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES' CAMILLE)
Danse des prétresses de Dagon; de
Vopéra Samson et Dalila, par C.
Saint-Saéns, transcription par H.
Mouton pour petit orchestre. Partie
pour 1°** violons-conducteur. 4to.
[17887
Sralliva aka,
Durand ét ie...
Gn July 13, AOtle 2) 25:
TOO Y ZO Ue
Paris, France.
Ppt. TL Mase 6
SAINT-SAENS
Continued.
——Samson et Dalila; fantaisie de
Vopéra par C. Saint-Saéns, arr. pour
petit orchestre par J. Turim, avec.
(CHARLES CAMILLE)—
harmonium ad lib. arr. par Marcel
touher. Partie pour harmonium.
[17888
Judy. 17;
et. cie.,
©) July 13, toi are
1911; EH 2647755 sOurand
Paris, France.
SALVATION; words from Romans 10,
music by Gordon Johnson. [17889
© June 25, 1911; 2.@ July 5.1911 ;
EK 260642; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SAME OLD GOSPEL. Words and melo-
dies by C. L. Goodenough. [Cincin-
nati, printed by O. Zimmerman &
son, 1911) <2 pe iy Sees ovo:
$0.25. [17890
© July 1, 191: 2 rer oly oe Ot:
A 292296; Caroline Leonard Good-
enough, Boston, Mass.
SAME OLD LOVE; from The campus, by
Waiter De Leon; hotel orchestra, no.
198. 4to. [17891
© July: 15,5191 2 uly” 17,
1911; EK 261714: M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SAMSON ET DALILA.
(C. C.)
Saviour (THE) vicToR1iouS; Kaster an-
them, words by Fannie Crosby, mu-
sic by Carl F. Price, mixed voices.
4to. [17892
© Mar..4, 1911; 2 ¢) Jume 29, 1911 -
EK 260562; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York, N. Y¥:
SCHEIDEN; ged. von FF. H. Muth, mu-
sik von Hermann Sonnet, fiir miin-
See Saint-Saéns
nerchor. Partitur u. stimmen.
[17893
© June 12 Moire 2 arena 6:
1911; KE 261454; Iarl Hochstein,
Heidelberg, Germany.
SCHIRM’ DICH GOTT, DU DEUTSCHER
WALD; ged. von Albert Fichtner,
musik von Fritz Neuert, op. 105,
fiir miinnerchor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. [17894
© June 12, 191. 2 ew July a6:
1911; E 261463; Karl Hochstein,
Heidelberg, Germany.
SCHOOL MATES; march by A. Gimbel;
piano. [17895
© July’ 20), 19d eerily ane
1911; EH 261953; - leo, Pest; New,
WonrkeNee ye
1054
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
LiAZ
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER) Serenade;
by Fr. Schubert, arr. by Cyril Monk;
violin and piano. (Transcriptions
of celebrated pieces, no. 1.) [17896
ieMinhy 22.1911; 2:e. July 24, 1911;
FE 261963; Nicholson & co., ltd., Syd-
ney, Australia.
SCHUBERTH (EpWARD) & co. 12 easy
pieces for pianoforte; progressively
arr. edited and fingered by E. Schu-
berth & co. (Collection Schuberth
no. 1.) [17897
fovune 28.1911: 2.e@ June 29,
1911; BH 260586; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York, N. Y.
SCHUTZMANN—DUETT; auS der oper-
ette, die Musterweiber, ged. von
Paul Hubl u. G. Quedenfeldt, musik
von Franz Werther. [17898
© pome /10,. 1911-2 «¢ July 6,
1911; EH 261498; Julius Feuchtinger,
Stuttgart, Germany.
ScHWALBEN (Swallows); ged. von
Christian Morgenstern, English
version by Edward Oxenford, musik
von, Felix Weingartner, op. 51.
(Abendlieder, no. 3.) [17899
© May 11,1911: 2 ec. July 31,1911;
IK 263243; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New
Vote. wie. Y.
SCH WEIZER-LIEDERKRANZ;
sammlung, Schweizer
vaterlandslieder, bearb.
melodien-
volks-und
von Victor
Janitzek, ftir violine mit ‘klavier-
begleitung. [17900
@naune, 10. 1911's 2: ic; July 6;
1911; HW 261485; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Scouts (THE); written and composed
by Lyell Johnston. [17901
em siy LO. 19112"? ¢.. July 10,
1911; E 260706; Reynolds & co.,
London, England.
SCRAMBLE RAG; by Louis Mentel;
piano. [17902
© June so, 1914: 2 ¢ July 3, 1911:
EK 261403; Mentel bros., Cincinnati,
O.
SELFISH (THE) GIANT; story by Oscar
Wilde, inc‘dental musie by Liza Leh-
mann. [17903
Oraulye TOS 1S 9% es Tully 11),
1914; ID 18932; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SERENADE; by Adolph Schultz, op. 25,
NO; o> plano. [17904
Seawwly 1.) 1911s De uly: 1%
1911; © 261750; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SERENADE-—Continued.
See also Schubert (F. P.).
by Clement M. Spurling, op. 7;
piano. (Bagatelles, no. 8.) [17905
Or july Ae ASiiv eaves suly. 13.
1911; E 260845; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
SERENATA (LA); by Braga, edited by
Cyril Monk; violinand piano. (Jun-
ior violin student, no. 2.) 117906
© tuly: 22, 1911 -" 2 een July~ 24;
1911; E 261964; Nicholson & co., Itd.,
Sydney, Australia.
—— See Moszkowski (M.).
SEXTETTE FROM LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.
See Donizetti (G.).
SHADOWS (THE) FALL;
laide A. Procter,
Fearis.
@ June SOM 1ol te 2: "ee
‘Ott! He. 261693%
Dayton, O.
words by Ade-
mrUIsic "by oe es.
{17907
July 14,
Lorenz pub. Co.,
SHALL WE; words by H. A. Stewart,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17908
©) July 42. Wott 2 ek Suly 8:
1911; E 260948; Henry A. Stewart,
Jenifer, Ala.
SHE IS A MAID OF ARTLESS GRACE;
words by Longfellow, from the
Spanish, music by Rex De Cairos-
Rego. [17909
©- Sly 2204911: 2) @ July 24
1911; E 261966; Rex de Cairos-Rego,
London, England.
SHE’S NEVER BEEN IN JIRELAND, BUT
SHE’S IRISH JUST THE SAME; words
by Ren Shields, music by Andrew
Mack. [17910
©. June 12. 19t- 2c. Sune 14
1911; E 261279; Ren Shields & An-
drew Mack, New York, N. Y.
SHE WAS NOT THE MAIDEN FOR ME;
words by Chas. H. Reynolds, music
by }. A. Densler. [alee
©}, dis DAN Gil Bee “Inilys 125
1911; E 260784; Chas. H. Reynolds,
Middletown, N. Y.
SHELTER IN THE BLOOD OF JESUS; Words
and music by Seeley D. Kinne.
[17912
c. June 28,
Squire & Kinne,
©. June 24. foi 2
Od i 2GnA Shi
Omaha, Neb.
1035
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17915
Pt. mam ss.v. 6
SHELTERED IN THE ROCK OF AGES;
words by Ernest G. W. Wesley, music
by Ba Babs. 400: [17913
©igunes 24,7191 he. Sune -29,
1911; E 260537; Benjamin F. Butts,
New York, N. Y.
SHEPHERD (THE) OF LOVE; words and
music by Albert Simpson Reitz.
[17914
© Ave A; Wil: 2-erdiuly “yaoi -
EK 260669; Albert Simpson Reitz,
Chicago, Ill.
SHEPHERDESS (THE); by Felix Swin-
stead; piano. (Three characteris-
tic pieces for children, no. 2.)
[17915
Or Vuly 622; 1Ot 2 er ainliy 24.
1911; EK 263027; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
SuHip aHoy; by Adolph Schultz, op. 25,
no. 4; piano. [17916
© daly Le eolils Oe ek) ally, 7G,
19s H) 26l7ols; swillis: music, co:,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SHOOTING STARS; by V. Cassimir, op.
Zep nOsed:. plane, aeonuy
Or sulyo 17190 see aly
Gia SE) 261702 = Willis -musies cos
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sr J’ETAIS DIEU (Were I a god) ; poem
by Sully Prudhomme, music by
Courtlandt Palmer; high voice with
piano ace. [17918
@ July 74 1911.> 2.e, July 8.19102
E 261601; G. Schirmer, New York,
INGOY.:
SI MI CHIAMANO MIMI.
(G.)
SILVER (THE) ROSE; words by Mar-
guerite Radclyffe Hall, music by
Liza Lehmann; no. 38 in A minor.
TOUS
See Puccini
© Mouly 110s Ol 2 ce:
1911; EK 260733; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SINCE [I FURNISHED ON THE HIRE IN-
STALMENT PLAN; humorous. song,
written by Graham Squiers, com-
posed by Randall Walters. [17920
©) suliy 2 en Ola 2 he Sullivan zde
1911; EH 261941; Reynolds & co.,
London, England.
Sine! SING! HAPPY HEARTS, SING;
words by G. Hubi-Newcombe, music
by Haydn Wood. Oi
Maly; (22s ekO tila 2 ecu eulliy; 2 24>
1911; E 263016; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
July 10, |
SING UNTO THE LorD; words and music
by Albert Simpson Reitz. [17922
©, Aug: 1, 19142 2) Grnginae 1911 -
KH 260675; Albert Simpson Reitz,
Chicago, I].
Sir sTiLL Bitt; words by Arthur J.
Lamb, music by Seymour Wurth.
[17923
© July 3, 1910; Qveyiuly 3, 1911;
Ei 261427; Joe Morris music co., New
Yorks; Nak
SKiP LiVELY; march ard two-step, by
Jacob Pease; piano. } 17924
© June ii, 19 ee eialy, 14;
1911; EK 261999; Jacob Pease, Brook-
Myvi ING ye,
SLAVISCHES LIED; musik von Georg
Vollerthun, op. 8, no. 1, fiir gesang
u. piano. 1. Ausgabe fiir hodhere
Stimme. 2. Ausgabe fiir tiefere
stimme. [17925, 17926
© June 28, 1911; 2c each July
28, L911? We 263225) 26a220"" ‘dil:
Heinr. Aimmermann, Leipzig, Ger-
many.
SLIP HIM TO ME; words by Havez, mu-
sic by Havez and Donnelly, arr. by
Tom Clark. [17927
© July’8, 1914 32 cise, 1911":
EK 262068; Charles Ix. Harris, New
Yor, NS ve
SLOW WALTZ; by Heinrich Klingenfeld ;
violin and piano. (Little suits in C
major no. 8.) [17928
© July 14,190 t gee nmiy) 15,
1911; E 260865; G. Schirmer, New
York .aNa ia
SLUMBER SONG; by Arthur Trew; vio-
loncelio & pianoforte. [17929
© July 22, Voie 2 eleedniliy, 242
1911; EK 261974; Stainer & Belli, Itd.,
London. England.
SLUMBERLAND; words and music by E.
Martin. . Washington, HH. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [17930
© June 26, 1911; 2 c June 30,
1911; -EH 261360; sHnimay Martin,
3runswick, Me.
So WE WILL TRUST HIM TO THE END;
words by Johnson Oatman, jr.,
music by W. M. Yowell. [1793
©. Mar: 4, :19iiies 2acy sume 27,
1911; E 260513; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austimes Vex
im a
SOCIETY BELLE; waltzes, by Charles
Welte; piano. iy eey
© July 8, LOL Are ely sy Tod,
Ii 261592; H. A. Weyman & sons,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1036
:
:
:
no. 8, 1911
| MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
17950
SoFTLY NOW THE LIGHT OF DAY: words
by G. W. Doane, music by Lucien G.
Chaffin. [179383
@etune: 30; 1911;°2.¢ July 14,
1911; E 261694; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, QO.
SoGNAaNDO; pagina d’album, by Carlo
Pedron;: piano. [179384
eregive 22. 1911: 2 ce July. 24,
1911; EK 268028; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
SOIREE AU PRATER; valse_ viennoise,
par Rodolphe Berger, pour orchestre,
avec piano conducteur. 4to. [17935
einige ta. 1911-°2' c. suly 17,
151): E. 261787; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
SotpigR (THE) BOY’S MOTHER; words
by N. R. Emerson, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [17936
Ovsuly 12) 1911- 2 ¢. July 18,
1911; E 260934; N. R. Emerson,
Crestone, Colo.
SoLpiER, I WISH YOU WELL; words by
A. E. Housman, music by Graham
Peel. [17937
Cp doie 10/°1911: 2c July: 11,
1911; E 261648; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SOME DAY, MAY BE TOO LATE; words by
James Rowe, music by De Loss
Smith. [17938
Ordady 1; 1911 3:2 ce. July. 6, 1911;
EH 261540; De Loss Smith, New
Worl. .N.. Y.
SOME FAIR, SWEET MORN; words by
James Rowe, music by De Loss
Smith. [17939
@Miniy A, A911.-,2 ¢. July 6; 1914;
HE 261541; De Loss Smith, New
Work; N.Y.
SOME ONE IS THINKING OF YOU; words
and music by Leo. R. Burlingame.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17940
Cy ne 26; 1918-2 ec June 30;
1911; EH 261334; L. R.- Burlingame,
Emporium, Pa.
SOME SWEET DAY; words by D. W.-
Griffin, music by Seeley D. Kinne.
[17941
Gy.dune 28:
Squire & Ninne,
@umne, 2440501 2
Stee S26N ST.
Omaha, Neb.
SOMEBODY; song, words by Robert
Burns, music by Helen Wilkinson
Dyckman; high voice. [17942
Oe Inly Wee toll oe. hily « £2.
1911; E 2607638; G. Schirmer, New
W OrlswINa Ys:
SOMEBODY CARES FOR ME; music by
Paul Bliss; low voice in E flat.
[17948
©) Jue, et ROM? IC a auily, Ay,
1911; H 261753? Willis music ¢o.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SOMEWHERE, SOMETIME; words and mu-
sic by O. L. Thompson. [17944
© A°e Tully 3) 191l= 2614389
O. L. Thompson, Eureka Springs,
Ark.
OMMERFELT (WALDEMAR) Six Scan-
dinavian pieces; by W. Sommerfelt;
piano. Contents: 1. On the fjord.
2:,Danee* of tthe hnlder, (3. The
fishermaid’s song. 4. The village
carnival. 5. Melody. 6. Norwegian
caprice. [17945
©! July 15 aol 2 ve aly 17,
1911; E 261812; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
Son (THE) OF GOD HATH POWER;
words and music by P. P. Bilhorn.
[17946
Sin Or Ot 2a: Valve as
1911; EH 262080; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, Ill.
TR
Sone (A), A CROSS, A LIFE; words and
music by Albert Simpson Reitz.
[17947
© Aue. AOU 22 ee duly
1911; E 260672; Albert Simpson
Reitz, Chicago, [1].
Sone EvREKA (rev.) by G. W. Fields,
Shenandoah, Ia. G. W. Fields
Moi]: 96> p. -obl: WiGmomSOl0:
[17948
©. dune ls 19d. 2: ic. Tully.” 5;
1911; A 292281; G. W. Fields, Shen-
andoah, Ia.
SoNG OF THE FLOUR-MILL; words by Ed-
win Arnold, music by Percy Alger-
non Whitehead. (Three songs of
the east.) [17949
©L July to.” 191 Dc. Saly: 20;
1911; E 261901; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
SONG OF THE GIRL GUIDES; action song
for girls, words by Sheila E. Braine,
music by R. M. Harvey. [17950
© June 30, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
1911; EH 261243; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
1037
Sone (THE) OF THE INDIAN MOTHER;
words by Lulu W. Mitchell, music
by Gaston De Bréville; in D minor,
and EF minor. [17951
Or Inalgr ta? A9it 2 ve. Ina V7
1911; E 261811; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
SONG OF THE SERPENT CHARMERS; words
by Edwin Arnold, music by Percy
Algernon Whitehead. (Three songs
of the east.) [17952
Or suly 19) 19 De. ily 20:
1911; E 261908; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
Sona (THE) OF THE SPIRIT OF THE
HouR; from Prometheus unbound,
poem by P. B. Shelley, music by
Charles Villiers Stanford, op. 125,
no. 4. [17953
© July 22, WOd dl 92) Yen au, ae
1911; H 261975; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
SONGS OF EVANGELISM ... ed. by H. R.
Christie, Cincinnati, O., The Stand-
ard publishing company, 1911.
SS pi) L2mon 0.30! [17954
© July 4, 1911; 2c. July 8, 1911;
A 292333; Standard pub. co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
SONGS OF JUNETIDE; a children’s day
Service, by various composers. Svo.
[17955
© Apr 25, 191 2 ene. 29;
1911; A 290964; Tullar-Meredith
co.,. New York, N. Y.
SoNGS OF LOVE AND PRAISE; a chil-
dren’s day service, libretto by Frank
EK. Graeff, music by Thos. R. Mid-
dleton. S8vo. [17956
© May 4, 1911; 2 ce. June 29,
1911; A 290956; Asa Hull co:, New
Wonk Ni XY:
Sones (THE) OF THE BOYS IN BLUE;
words and music by Lawrence Cor-
bett. [17957
Or duly 28a 2 ey snail, wail
1911; E 263234; Lawrence Corbett
and Milton Gates, Rochester, N. Y.
SONGS. WITHOUT WORDS;
Kate Vannah; piano solo.
Oi daaly, 20s! all
1911; E 261945; M.
album by
[17958
ea Duly 2a.
Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pl. tay S.; 'v..6
ee ee eee Mb Ae
SONNENUNTERGANG (Sunset); ged. von
Felix Dahn, English version by Ed-
ward Oxenford, musik.von Felix
Weingartner, op. 51. (Abendlieder,
no. 2.) [17959
© May ii) 19 Qee July 31, |
1911; E 263244; Breitkopf & Hirtel, |
New York, N. Y. if
SONO ANDANTI? FINGERO DI DORMIRE.
See Puccini (G.) ;
SONS OF THE SOUTH; by H. E. Van
Surdam; piano, with text. [17960
© July 41) 19 wew aly 17,
1911; E 261718; H. EH. Van Surdam,
Fort Bliss, Tex.
SOURIRE GAI; et, Douce pensée; mor-
ceaux trés faciles, par Ch. Graziani-
Walter, op. 398, pour piano. (AI-
bum mignon, no. 5 et 6.) [17961
© June 19, 19ers haly. ot,
1911; E 263258; C. Sehmidl & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
Sous LA FEUILLEE; par Francis Thomé,
op. 29, transcription par Marcel
Rouher, pour harmonium. 4to.
[17962
© July 13,491 eer Maly, 17
1911; E 261778; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
Sous LE CHARME D’UNE VIERGE; paroles
e musique de G. Aubert. [17963
© June 16) 19d o2 yey sly, 15:
1911; HE 260891; G. Aubert, Paris,
France.
Sous LES SAULES; barecarolle by Louis
Nicole, op. 54; violin and piano.
(Stainer & Bell’s violin library no.
Ta) [17964
© June 2, 1911-72 ec) tome Se 191 1
FE) 258745; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
SouTH WIND; by Adolph Schultz, op.
25, no. 25 piano, [17965
© July Ue: 19ers
1911; E 261754; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SOUVENIR TENDRE; valse sur les motifs
de la chanson, de H. Fragson, arr.
par A. Bose, pour orchestre. 4to.
[17966
© May 24; 190i 2 venue 022;
1911; KE 258150; Christiné, Paris,
France.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8. 1911
SOUVENIRS D’ENFANCE (From my child-
hood); suite de morceaux faciles,
par Serge Bortkiewicz, op. 14, pour
piano. Complet. [17967
Oy tone 14. 1911; 2 ¢c. July 6,
1911; E 261479; D. Rahter, Leipzig,
Germany.
SPADEA (VINCENZO) 40 grand studies
of unsurpassed beauty and me-
chaniec, for clarinet; by Vincent
Spadea. Book. 1. obl. S8vo.
[17968
mrbee 1: 1910: 2:c. July 6, 1911;
E 261568; Vincenzo Spadea, New
Vorls rns Y:
SPANISH SERENADE (Spanisches stiind-
chen): study on finger staccato and
crossed hands, by Alfred Kaiser;
piano. (Four short pieces, no. 2.)
[17969
(Omid 22. 1911: 2. ¢e July 24,
1911; E 261977; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London, England.
SPARKLING EYES; words and music by
Will L. Livernash. [17970
Omamyedg t911* 2 ec, July 15,
1911; E 260884; Jos. M. Daly. Bos-
ton, Mass.
SPEEDING ALONG IN AN AUTO; words
and music by HE. A. Konarske. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17971
© amy 12, 1911: 2 ec. July 18,
1911; EX 260941; Edward A. Ko-
narske, Detroit, Mich.
SPIELMANNSZAUBER; ged. von Ferd.
Dietz, musik von Ludwig Baumann,
fiir mannerchor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. [17972
© wume 12,1911: 2c. July 6, 1911:
Ke 261455; Karl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany.
See Verdi (G.).
SPRIGHTLY AND GAY; polka, by A. KE. H.
Lehmann, op. 10; piano. [17973
Cri, 10,1911: 2. ¢ July 10:
1911; E 260745; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SPRING; waltz song, words and music
by C. BE. Edgerly. [17974
@ tic July 5, 1911: b) 260647:
Cora E. Edgerly, Portland, Me.
SPIRIT IMMORTAL.
SPRING BLOSSOMS; waltz by Charles R.
Vossbrinek, op. 3, no. 1; piano.
[17975
Owiuly it MLO: Qe) Fully = 12.
1911; E 260764; G. Schirmer, New
Vork,.Ne Ye
17984
SPRING BRINGS DREAMS OF YOU; words
by E. A. Enkelmann, music by L.
Farrar. [17976
© 1c. June 28, 1911: 261167 -
Mrs. E. A. Enkelmann, Springfield,
- Mass.
SPRINGTIME; words by Margaret A.
Griner, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [17977
© Julyane- aot: 2 ce. bully: 1s
1911; E 260937; Margaret A. Griner,
San Antonio, Tex.
by Clement M. Spurling, op. 7;
piano. (Bagatelles, no. 5.) [17978
Owl AsO > ec uly 1S. 19a
E 260842; Augener, lid., London,
England.
SPURLING (CLEMENT M.) Impromptu;
op. 7; piano. (Bagatelles, no. 4.)
[17979
© July 219m 2 July. tod
EK 260841; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
—— Melody, op. 7; piano. (Baga-
telles, no. 1.) [17980
Cnt tot 2c. Joly 13, toad:
E 260888; Augener, ltd., London,
England.
SQUAW MAN; words and music by Ed-
die Gray. [17981
@xvsuly Hse Nails Ber tulye20;
1911; E 261879; Blood-Koehler & co.,
Chicago, Ill.
STACCATO MARCH (Zum schluss) ; study
on thirds, by Alfred Kaiser; piano.
[17982
© July .<22 19 2 c., Sully 24.
1911; E 261978; Alfred Lengnick &
eco., London, England.
STADIUM (THE) SONG; words by
Harold L. Cleasby, music by Wil-
liam C. Stickles. [17983
© June 2, 1911; 2c. June 30, 1911;
E 268048; J. Herman Wharton,
Syracuse, N. Y.
STEADFAST LOVE; words by J. E. Hines,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[17984
© June 26, 1911; 2 c« June 30,
AGI OR) 26dS14 ye Hs lines, “Pol-
locksville, N. C.
1039
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Dems. v. 6
STEEDE (A), A STEEDE; words by Wil-
liam Motherwell, music by Hugh S.
Roberton; mixed voices. 4to. (The
choral handbook, Curwen ed. no.
60975. ) [17985
© July %, 1911; 2 ¢. July 20,4911;
E 261651; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London, England.
STONE HARBOR; words and music by
Lois M. Worden. [17986
© 1 ce July 21, 1911; BE 261950;
Lois M. Worden, Wildwood, N. J.
Story (THE) oF JESUS; words by H.
Bardsley, music by C. E. Rogers.
[17987
©' July 8, 19112 2 cx dulydi2, 1941 ;
E 262062 ; Henry Bardsley, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Story (A) OF LOVE; words and music
by M. M. Bassett. (Gospel songs.)
[17988
(©) Tiualky, 14. Olas 22 eee uly 2a
1911; E 261897; Minnie M. Bassett,
Bellingham, Wash.
STRAUSS (RICHARD) Friihstticks-scene ;
aus der Komodie ftir musik, Der
Rosenkavalier, von R. Strauss, arr.
von Carl Besl, ftir klavier zu vier
hiinden. [17989
Omsunen20) 191i» Zikes sSulliyands:
1911; E 260889; A. Fiirstner, Paris,
France.
—— Nachkliinge aus dem Rosenkava-
lier; komédie ftir musik von R.
Strauss, op. 59, arr. von Otto Neit-
zel, ftir klavierfantasie. [17990
©) Jullyas, wotde Dey duly, 29 yO ta:
E 262301; Adolph Ftirstner, Paris,
France.
Rosenkavalier (Der); vorspiel
zum. 1. aufzuge, aus der komddie
fiir musik, v. R. Strauss, arr. von
Carl Besl, fiir klavier zu vier hiin-
den. [17991
©e june.20) Aid Sones ahaily aS,
1911; E 260890; A. Fiirstner, Paris,
France.
walzer aus der komdodie fur
music, von R. Strauss, op. 59, bear-
beitung von Otto Singer, fiir 2 man-
dolinen und klavier. [17992
©r June, 30 slots geen Iruliye: 5:
1911; E 260888; A. Fiirstner, Paris,
France.
STRIFE (THE) IS O’ER; anthem for
Easter, words from Luke 24 and part
of a hymn, musie by J. W. Lerman;
mixed voices. 4to. [179938
© Mar. 4 eit] Sree thine 29:
1911; E 260561 ; Tullar- Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
STUDENTS’ GLIDE; turkey wing, dance,
from the Red rose, by Robert Hood
Bowers; piano. [17994
© June 28, 19f- 27 une 2S,
1911; E 261204; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
STUDENT’s (A)* PRAYER; written and
composed by F. S. Hyde. [17995
© June 9, 1911; 1 c. July 6, 1911,
1e. July 18, 1911; E 262073; Freder-
ick Smith Hyde, Springfield, Mass.
STURMABEND (Evening storm) ;
von Friedrich Hebbel. English ver-
sion by Edward Oxenford, musik
von Felix Weingartner, op. 51. (Ab-
endlieder, no, 6.) [17996
© May 11, .19id5, 2) cy Iuly. 31)
1911; E 263245; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
ged.
SUFFRAGETTE, YOU ARE A DANDY; words
by E. E. Chambers, music by Paul
EHugene. [17997
© July 15,219 2 emily) 15)
1911; E 260880; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
SUMMER DAYS; medley march two-
step, by Al. Piantadosi, arr. by
Archie Ames; band. 4to.
© June 2, 1911; 2c. June 8, 1911;
E 258726; Leo Feist, New
INE ONG
—— medley overture, arr. by Robert
Recker; band. 4to.
© June 2% aoe
1911; E 261168;
York; N. Ne
e. June 28,
Leo Feist, New
SUNBURST (THE) FLAG OF GREEN AND |
GOLD; words and music by Joseph P.
Burns. [18000
©) July 425) oiale eee sly le
1911: E 261636: Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York, N. Y.
SUNSHINE (THE) ; words by Carlton
Hill, music. by F. Corder. (St.
Cecilia, eleventh series, no. 18.)
[18001
©: July: 12; oi 2aetuly 248
1911; E 268065: Joseph Williams,
ltd., London, England.
1040
[17998
York, |
[17999 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. §, 1911
SuOMIS SANG; finnischen volkslied von
Fr. Pacius, deutsche nashdichtung
von Rich. Stecher, music bearb. von
hueoesosunest, op. Si, no. 59, fir
minnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
Ato: * [18002
Cmune 10; 1911: 2 ¢« July 6
1911; EH 261469; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
SUPPLEMENTARY SONG SERIES, NO. 4,
for sixth and _ seventh grades.
Comp. and arr. by Edward Bailey
mre 2... Boston, New York
fetc.] Silver, Burdett & company
[1911]. 64 p. S8vo. $0.15. [18003
Owais 19,1911; 2 ce July 21,
1911; A 292629; Silver, Burdett &
co., Boston, Mass.
SUR LES POINTES; air de ballet, par
Maurice Pesse, pour le piano.
[18004
July. 18
Durand et cie.,
O©mminiye M139, 1911; 2 c.
Aires OR 261779 :
Paris, France.
SWEET ALICE OR VIOLETS BLUE; words
and music by R. C. Marsden. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18005
Geimner 26/1911: »2 c. June. 30,
1911; E 2613856; Robt. C. Marsden,
Chicago, Il.
SWEET GOLDEN CURLS; words and mu-
sic by Mrs. Myra Coleman. Wash-
ington: H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18006
© Aune 26, 1911-2 ce June 80,
Git ene 2G1290):; Mrs: J. BH: Cole:
man, Vernon, Pa.
SWEET, HALLOWED REST (Ave Maria) ;
words and music by Archie Mac-
Donald; mixed voices. 4to. [18007
Cray, oies 191-2 cx duly 31,
1911; E 2638228; Archie MacDonald,
Boston, Mass.
SWEET (THE) LITTLE GIRL AND THE
QUAINT SQUEEGEE; words by Charles
F. Lester (by permission), music by
H. Waldo Warner. (Octavo series
(mixed voices, secular) no. 149.)
[18008
©muly-6, 1911: 2 ¢. July 10, 1911;
EH 260709; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
SWEET MAGNOLIA; waltzes, by F. J.
Leitzy; piano. [18009
Gus uly ot Ot 2c: july Ge W911 -
E 261446; Fred J. Leitzy, Bucyrus, O.
on
_—$—$<$<$$—$——
18019
SWEET MAIDS WALTZ;
croft; piano. [18010
©} sume 26). 19d Qe Suly 31;
41911; H 2638232: Wm. Baneroft, Chi-
cago, Ill.
by Wm. Ban-
SWEET MEMORIES; valse by Archibald
Joyce. arr. for band. 4to. (Boosey
& co.’s brass and reed band journal,
TORE een) [18011
iC) June, 190d? se June) 19)
19it: WH 260775; Krancis;, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
SWEET RECOLLECTIONS; reverie, by F. E.
Wilson; piano or cabinet organ.
[18012
© sunes22. 119i 2 e7 Junes 2s:
AS a Y26I21S s. DET UW. Crist,
Moultrie, O.
SWEET ROSALIE; words by M. Barrett
Edwardes, music by Greg Sullivan.
[18013
Oi sully 14191 2 ce. Duly a5;
1911; E 260855; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
SWEET SELECTIONS; song book from His
fulness, C. P. Jones and others.
[18014
©@ July >, doll: 2 ¢“laly 2t 19
E 2630384; Charles P. Jones, Jack-
son, Miss.
SWEET SENORITA; lyric and music by
Manuel Klein. [18015
Orly | 22. A OP) 2) Cae duly wee,
1911; E 261996; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SWEET (THE) STORY OF OLD; words by
Jemima Luke, music by I. H. Mere-
dith; mixed voices. 4to. [18016
©) Apr -29) 190i 2 es ane 29)
1911; E 260560; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York N. ‘Y.
SWEET THOUGHTS (Douce _ pensée) ;
waltz by Joseph Burnes; piano.
[18017
© eo holy LOAN Gia sy Zen aIalye Al,
1911; E 261647; Joseph Burnes, Lud-
low, Vt.
SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD; words and
musie by O. L. Thompson. [18018
Orik.es July 3,19 Hy 2Pol440;
O. L. Thompson, Eureka Springs,
Ark.
SWEETHEART (THE) OF MY DREAMS;
words and music by F. C. Lind.
[18019
Opis eeduiy WO, 19d 26002 :
Fred. C. Lind, Passaic, N. J.
1041
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18020
plies, ¥.'6
SWEETHEART WON’T YOU LET MY DREAMS
COME TRUE; words by G. Whitmore,
music by Ridley Bell, arr. by Benj.
EF. Chambers. [18020
© 1c. July 18, 1911; E 262086;
George Whitmore, Mulberry, Kans.
Swine sone; by Adolph Schultz, op.
25, no. 1; ‘piano: [18021
©) edly yt, hott: oD. clmehunly: nal
119i Hr 267555 Wallis musie. \eos
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SWING, SWING; words by H. A. Smith,
music by F. Morton. [18022
© icy July 14. 791d sh) 261659:
L. W. Smith, Los Angeles, Cal.
SwWIss SONG; music by Carl Eckert,
edited by Karl Bender; high in D.
[18028
© sume 21 19id - Over Il seal:
E 261394; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
SYLPHENTANZ (Dance of the sylphes) ;
par Paul Zilcher, op. 89, pour piano.
(Impressions, no. 3.) [18024
© May 18, 1911; 2c. July 6; 1911;
E 261511; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
SYMPATHIE; waltz by EH. Mezzacapo,
arr. by W. K. Whiting; orchestra.
Ato. [18025
©rjuly 8; 19i) 2 ey duly lid Od de:
E 260819; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
Syracuse (THE) GIRLS; words by
Celia M. Kennedy, music by Her-
bert Rand. [18026
© June 2, 1911; 2c. June 30, 1911;
EK 2638044; J. Herman Wharton,
Syracuse, N. Y.
SYRACUSE TOAST SONG; words by Laura
Katherine Scott, music by Stephen
C. Healy. [18027
© June 2, 1911; 2c. June 30, 1911;
EH 263045; J. Herman Wharton,
Syracuse, N. Y.
INAKH, CARH LIDTLE sGiRL. “WAKE CARES
lyric by George V. Hobart, music by
Raymond Hubbell. [18028
© July Via LO td 2 Ne uly tle:
LOH sh AZOGao: palais) elas (ec
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York,
INGE NG
TAKE ME BACK TO MINNIE; words by
Edward Burt, music by C. H. Elvir.
(J. Victor Bergquist.) [18029
©) June, 25, 191 92).c; une, 29.
1911; EH 261650; Edward R. Burt,
Minneapolis, Minn.
1042
TAKE ME TO THE DEAR OLD COMSTOCK;
words by G. H Devany, music by
H. Laycock. [18030
©... July Abs 190 eer duly. ta
1911; E 260881; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
TALES OF HoFFMAN. See Offenbach
(J.)
TANGLED IN LOVE; by O. HE. Crabtree;
piano.
dale co.
©. July 12; iii, only: iss
1911; E 260958; Olive Estelle Crab-
tree, Shelby, N. C.
TANTALISING; written by A. J. Mills,
composed by Bennett Scott.
England, Star music pub. co., Itd.
[18032 |
© duly 4 19h une 26
1911; E 261111; J. Anderson. Lon-
don, England.
TANZLIED; ged. von Miiller v. d. Werra,
musik von J. B. Zerlett, op. 150, no.
2, ftir gemischten chor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to.
© June 20. 19 ee uly ae
1911; E 261457; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany,
TARENTELLA; by Walter L. Twinning;
violin and piano. (Four pieces, no.
De) [180354
© June 29, 19id: eZ
don, England.
TARANTELLE; par FE’. G. Byford, op. 20,
no. 2, pour piano solo.
©: Apr: (29; “oid; Beer uly. Ge
1911; E 261506; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
Tr DEUM LAUDAMUS; set to music by
C. Hubert H. Parry. [String instru-
ments.] 1.) Basso 2. Wiola. 3. Vile-
loncello. 4. Violino primo. 5. Vio-
lino secondo. [18036-18040
© July 12, 1911; 2c each July 15,
1911: E 260802—260806: Novello &
co., Itd., London, England.
and organ. 4to.
choir book, no. 855.) [18041
©), June6, 1911) 2 examen Ole
E 261797; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- |
[18031 §
London, }
[18033 }
e. July 1Og4
1911; E 261657; Weekes & co., Lon-)§
[18035
set to music in the key of B flat, |
by George C. Martin; mixed voices jf};
(Novello’s parish §}
Se teeta
- |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
18060
Ts DEUM LAUDAMUS IN D; words from
prayer book. music by Harriet Van
Boskerck. 4to. (The Parish choir
no. 1474. ] [18042
(same ts, 1911;.2 c. July 3, 1911;
E 261378; Charles L. Hutchins, Con-
cord, Mass.
TEARS TELL THE STORY TO ME; words
and music by Carl and Frank Wil-
son. , [18048
fememiye 10, 1911; 2 ¢c. July 11,
Prot; BY 261622: Carl EF. Wilson,
Greenville, Ohio.
TECHNISCHE STUDIEN (Technical
studies); von Louis Plaidy, die
ganze original-ausgabe sorfaltig re-
vidiert, mit nachtriglichen uebungen
und anhang hinzugeftigt, von Hans
Semper, fiir das pianoforte.
Sr aniets, A9lt; 2c. July 12,
1911; E 260766; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
' TEMPLE COMMANDERY; march by Ey-
erett J. Evans, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer; military band. 4to. [18045
Cimiv tiie t9ld: 2. ¢. July 18,
1972; BH) 260793; J. W. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia, Pa.
TEMPTER’S (THE) POWER; Words by
| James Rowe, music by Albert C.
| Fisher. [18046
Orauiy.s, £9i1> 2.¢. July 11,1911:
| E 261630; Brown-Franklin co., Fort
| Worth, Tex.
TENDER THOUGHTS (Siisse gedanken) ;
| by Max Werner, op. 22; piano. (8
| album leaves, no. 2.) [18047
Cpanive ts, i9ilt- 2) ¢., July 24,
19115 E 261987 ;
B. F. Wood music
| co., Boston, Mass.
| TENDRESSE; et, Jouissance; morceaux
| trés faciles par Ch. Graziani-Walter,
op. 398, pour piano. (Album mig-
non, no. 1 et 2.) [18048
@7 dune 29,1911; 2 ¢. July 31,
Oi; H265259; C. Schmid! & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
TENNESSEE; words and music by Laura
| Freeman Stearns. [18049
Op dnivittt«, 1912 ce. duly 17,
1911: E 261756; Willis music co.,
| Cincinnati, Ohio.
TEXAS FRONTIER; words and music by
re &.. Bell.
Dugdale co. [18050
| © July 12. 1911: 2 ¢ July 18.
| 1911; E 260957; Polly E. Bell, Moun-
tain Park, Okla.
Washington, H. Wirkus
[18044 |
TEXAS PRANCE; words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Melville J. Gideon.
[18051
©? July 15, )19dte/ 2 e. Duly. 15,
1911; E 261703; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
THANK you; words by Lizzie Dear-
mond, music by Charles C. Ackley.
[18052
@ Apr. 19. 19d0°. 2 e June. 29:
1911; E 260563; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
‘THAT CREEPY SONG; words by Lizzie
De...Armond, music by F... Clark
Perry. [18053
@\ july 5, 1911s) e. Daly de. 1904 :
E 260756; F. Clark Perry, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
THAT DAFFY RAG; words by Eli Daw-
son, music by Jos. M. Daly. [18054
© July 2) 191t= 2c, july. ¥. 1911-
H . 260662; Jos. M. Daly, Boston,
Mass.
THAT HAREM SCARUM SKIRT; words by
James E. Butler, music by Orland
Atkins. [18055
© duly: A2Z0 ttt + )2 el Palys 12,
1911; E 260781; James E. Butler,
Red Deer, Canada.
THAT PECULIAR RAG; words by Ernie
Erdman, music by F. M. Fagan. 1.
sous. 2) Piano: arr. “by Jimmie
Blyer. [18056, 18057
© June 23, 1911; 2 c each June
23, 00d) =) ,- 261284. 261285. Ted
Snyder co., New York, N. Y.
THAT RAGTIME TWIRL; words and mu-
sic by K. Dolan. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18058
@. june 26.) (Ota (20a) Iunen30:
1911; E 261870; Kathleen Dolan,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
THAT SWEET STORY;
Jemima Luke, music by De Loss
Smith. [18059
©) ulyel tO 2 ex siuly 6.) 1S:
E 261542; De Loss Smith, New
Mork Ne Ye
words by Mrs.
THAT SWEET VOICE; words and music
by Mrs. EH. M: D. Gould. [18060
@ June, 242. NOt 2c. ynes2s,
1911; E 261175; Squire & Kinne, St.
Louis, Mo.
1043
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18061
pt. 111, n. s., v.6
THEME AND VARIATIONS IN F; by Wil-
liam Faulkes, op. 143; organ. (The
organist’s anthology, no. 19.)
[18061
2. daly 8. hols:
Schirmer, ‘New York,
© July 7 1911:
EH 261602 ; G.
N. Y.
THERE IS A HAPPY LAND; from Little
Miss Fix-it, words by Jack Nor-
worth, music by Jerome Kern.
[18062
© duly 14, A9ldley 2ey) uly yl:
1911 ;
New
EH 261664 : Norworth pub. COs,
York, (N:; Y.
words and musie by
[18063
Ge, Juner2 7.
foundation
THERE IS JOY;
J. HK. Mayfield.
Cr War 4.7 191 12
LOSE) 7260522) = Bhim
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
THERE'LL ALWAYS BE A CORNER BY THE
FIRE FOR YOU; written by Worton
David, music by R. Penso. [18064
© dune. 26, 1911. 2 ¢. dune’ 26;
1911; E 261114; Von Tilzer music
Co.) New York, INe Ye
THERE'LL BE A BIG TIME IN OUR OLD
TOWN TO-NIGHT; words by C. T.
Hinckley, music by C. J. W. Jerreld,
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18065
Oe siuly: 12) oii 22 Fea Sully es.
1911; EK 260924; Clara T. Hinckley,
Columbus, O.
THERE’LL BE DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSS-
ROADS TONIGHT; written by John lL.
St. John, composed by R. Penso.
[18066
Oy aakA wy Aileen re clen ike
EK 261606; Von “Tilzer music CO:
New York. INN 2G
THERE’S NO ONE LIKE THE OLD FOLKS
AFTER ALL; words and music by W.
T. Williams. [18067
(Oy dias eR Woiale Die, dius ales,
1911: E 260859; W. T.. Williams,
Lynn, Mass.
TTHERE’S NOTHING LIKE A MOTHER’S
LOVE; words by Wim. A. Lang, music
by May Greene. [18068
(CO) shiky, 22, Wena es Bie, Vayu, Deh
1911; E 263050; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton, Mass.
THERE’S WIDENESS IN GOD’S MERCY;
words by Frederick W. Faber, music
by Chas. Dudley Underhill; medium
voice. [18069
Oy yulye 3.1 10d 2) eho, od
E 261548; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
THEY ALL LOOK GOOD WHEN THEY ARE
FAR AWAY; words by Wm. C. Welzel
jr., music by William Held. [18070
©: July 7S aiOiiiy a2 oem nl ye 7
LOA aR) 263048 - Chas. H. Hender-
son mus. GO: Corry, Pa.
THou, O GoD, ART PRAISED IN’ SION;
full anthem, words from Psalms
DXGVey XXL, and evii., music by Cuth-
bert Harris; mixed voices. 4to.
| [18071
© June 29, 1911; 2 ce. June 30,
1911; E 261284; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
THOUSAND (A) NIGHTS WITH YoU;
words by Arthur J. Lamb, music by
John Wicetame [18072
© July 8) 1927 gules 7, 19 i:
E 262069; Charles K. Harris, New
York: Noae
THROWING KISSES; mazurka brillante,
by Carl Heins, op. 127; piano.
[18073
© July 8) 191 2rerainives. 1901":
EK 261588: Co-operative music co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TIME (THE) OF GOLDEN DREAMS; Syra-
cuse university song, words and
music by Sidney Eastwood Lane.
[18074
© June 2, 1911; 2 ¢. June 30, 1911;
E 263046; J. Herman Wharton, Syra-
cuse, N, Y.
TINGLES; intermezzo, by Olive B.
Miller; piano. [18075
© Suly 14 Onl ey ily 4s
1911; HE 261682; Olive B. Miller,
Bartlesville, Okla.
TIPPERARY; words by Arthur Buck-
nam, music by Sidney Toler. [18076
© June 17, 1911; 2 e- June 28,
1911: BH 261192; Portland music co.,
Portland, Me.
TIRO A SEGNO NAZIONALE ITALIANO;
marcia militare, di FE. Emilio Caso-
nato; piano. [18077
© July 8, 191s 2) chalarirs, LOT
E 260679; EF. E.-Casonato, New
SOONG SO
’TIS EVER SO (Semper idem) ; words by
Charlotte Becker, music by Clarence
C. Robinson. [1SO78
© Sully 13) Wed e2 errllayecalcay
1911; E 260886; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Il.
1044
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
"TIS FUN TO MEET DURING CENTENNIAL
WEEK; words by Albert Moore, mu-
sic by John Cronin. [18079
June 17, 1911; 2c. June 27,
1911; E 260696; Albert Moore, Cosh-
octon, Ohio.
"TIS THE MIDNIGHT CRY; words and
music by Littie B. Colver. [18080
© June 24, 1911; 2-c. June 28,
1911; E 261188; Squire & Kinne,
Omaha, Neb.
To ALL GOOD FELLOWSHIP;
Francis H. Medhurst, music by
Theodore Westman. [18081
©ice July 8, 1911; EH 261594;
Theodore Westman & Francis H.
Medhurst, New York, N. Y.
To ARMS; words by Austin Taylor,
music by Chas. H. Gabriel. [18082
{©) Mar. 4, 1911; 2 ¢« June 27,
1911; E 260499; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
lyric by
To DAFFODILS; lyric by Herrick, music
by Landon Ronald; no. 2 in C.
[18083
Ouiwlay Golsit: 2c. July 7, 1911;
E 260691; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
To FAIRY LAND WITH YOU; words and
music by W. F. Campbell. [18084
©) June. 26, 1911: 2 c. June’ 28,
fee ol 2t6: Wellington F.
Campbe!l, Warren, Pa.
_To MY HEART SWEET MEMORIES CLING;
words and music by Lulu C. Lam-
bert. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18085
a vob i2, 1914; 2°¢e. July 18,
fe 1911: EH 260928;
i iC. «Lambert,
| Schenectady, N. Y.
TOE DANCE No. 2; by M. Payson; piano.
[18086
© 1c. June 26,.1911; E 261160:
| Mary Payson, San Diego, Cal.
TOOTSIE WORE A HOBBLE DRESS; words
and music by Joseph Abramson.
Washington: H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18087
“© June 26, 1911; 2 @ June 380,
1911; E 261308; Joseph Abramson,
New York, N. Y.
| Tournr, JOLIE. ROUET ;
Pesse, pour le piano.
Weduly 13; 1901 2) ex Faly 17,
1911; E 261780; Durand et cie,
Paris, France.
Maurice
[18088
par
ll a Sa
18099
Toy (THE) SOLDIERS’ MARCH; com-
posed and arranged by Percy E.
Fletcher. 1. Part for rip. clarinets
in B flat. 2. Part for solo clarinets
3. Part for conductor.
in B flat.
. [18089-18091
© June 29, 1911; 2 c. each June
30, 1911; E 261235—261237; Novello
& co.. ltd., London, England.
TRADE NAMES; written and composed
by Charles Osborne; in G. [18092
OC July os, 1910 22 ¢. July 3, 191:
E 261411; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
TRAMP PHILOSOPHY; recitation with
piano acc., words by R. G. Berry,
music by J. Vaughan Berry. (Ausi-
cal monologues, no. 61.) [18093
OUsuly? 2h fot: 2° ¢) July $24;
1911; E 261942; Reynolds & co.,
London, England.
TRANSATLANTIQUES (LES); comédie
musicale en 3 actes et 4 tableaux, de
Abel Hermant et Franc-Nohain,
musique, de Claude Terrasse; par-
tition compléte pour chant et piano.
[18094
‘CG. July 29= 19013 Se. July 24.
1911; D 18938; Max Eschig, Paris,
France.
TRAV’LING HOME TO GLORY; words and
music by O. L. Thompson. [18095
©) fe duly 3) 19 =f) - 26144
O. L. Thompson, Eureka Springs,
Ark.
TREASURED KEEPSAKE; Waltz, by Hein-
rich Engel; piano. [18096
©. July 10; 19s 2 ec.) July. 10:
1911; E 260746; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TREMONT (THE); march and two-step,
by Frank Leonard; piano or cabinet
organ. [18097
© tyime 22, A11e+2e: June ‘2s;
1911; E 261214; D. W. Crist, Moul-
CEIE: (O:
TREUER TOD; ged. von Theod. Korner,
musik von Fritz Neuert, op. 103, fiir
mannerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [1S098
© dune 12 Aol. 2 ve, va algae,
1911; E 261464; Karl Hochstein,
Heidelberg. Germany.
Trout (THE) (La truite); valse de
salon, by August Nolck, op. 176;
piano. [18099
@©-_ July *19., 1914): 2c. Tuly -19,
1911; E 261877; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1045
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18100
pt. Tas, v..6
TRY AND MAKE YOUR NEIGHBORS HAPPY
Too; from The campus, by Walter
De Leon; hotel orchestra, no. 192.
4to. [18100
@©o duly 152d911e 2c aly Le
1911; E 261715; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N.- Y.
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH) An-
dante funebre; from String quar-
tette in EK flat minor, by P. Tschai-
kowsky, op. 380, arr. by Alfred J.
Silver; organ. obl. S8vo. [18101
© Apr. 29, 1911; 2. ¢ July 6, 1911;
E 261517; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
TURKEY (THE) GOBBLER’S BALL; words
by Havey and Donnelly, music by
James B. Blyler. [18102
©) eli ye tale OG Zee ayia
1911; E 261688; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
TURKEY TROT; from Little Miss Fix-it,
by Jerome Kern and David Stamper ;
piano. [18103
© “uly vik 19th yes Sully da,
NGI AGS ec. pully. 17, VO SES 262065 &
Norworth pub. co., New York, N. Y.
"TWAS ALL FOR ME; words by T. C.
Smith, music by M. P. Rouse.
[18104
© June 9) 19d Qres duly, f, 1911:
EH 260676; M. P. Rouse, Dowagiac,
Mich.
*TWAS BUT A SIMPLE SONG; words and
music by Julian Jordan. [18105
@©pApe, 17, 19022 "eu sunes 29,
1911; E 260564; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
TwiticHt; words by Latta Griswold,
music by Walter Ruel Cowles.
[18106
©? uliyarS, L191 De) arly elo;
OE Ab) 2600285 FE. SW Gravanco:,
New York, N. Y.
Two LITTLE GIRLS IN RED; words by
R. C. Landers, music by Arthur A.
. Penn. [1S107
Owwlya sO 2cey juliy oy ekouadas
EK 261447; R. C. Landers, New York,
Nes
Two (THE) OLD CHUMS; words by E.
Magee, music by C. J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18108
Opaly M2) Aide Zico wdpanlygerds :
1911; HE 260918; Edwin Magee,
Unionville, Mo.
UNDER THE JUNGLE-MOON; words and
music by A. Siebrecht. [18109
© June 29, 1911; 2c. July 3, 1911;
H 2613883; Arthur M. Siebrecht, Lex-
ington, Ky.
UNDER THE PRETZEL BOUGH; words by
Harry Williams, music by Egbert
Van Alstyne. [18110
KC). July DOS aoe eeuly 10;
1911; E 260701; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
Up ME UP; extrait du ballet, Hopjes et
hopjes, scénario de F. Ambrosiny,
musique de Georges Lauweryns, pour
piano. [18111
© July 1, 1911: 2 edly te 1911 -
E 261791; J. B. Katto, Brussels, Bel-
gium.
VALENTINE (A); words by Amelia
Barry Pain, music by Liza Lehmann.
[18112
©. July) 40; 19 Ee we uly 10
1911; E 2607384; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
VALGOVIND’S BOAT SONG; poem by
Laurence Hope, music by Easthope
Martin; no. 2 in A. [18113
© July 6, 1911; 2¢ July 7, 1911;
E 260692; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
VALLEY OF LOVING HEARTS; words and
music by Arthur G. Best. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18114
© July 12) 191i. Seca huly ls:
1911; E 260939; A. G. Best, Battle
Creek, Mich.
VALSE BOHEME; by Christiaan Kriens;
piano. [18115
© July tai 190 9a Saly 12)
1911; E 260771; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
VALSE CAPRICE; by Bertha Remick; pi-
ano. [18116
©) July 3) 19d: 2 es silky 5, O01
E 260640; C. W. Thompson & Co.,
Boston, Mass.
VALSE DES DELFT; extrait du ballet,
Hopjes et hopjes, scénario de F.
Ambrosiny, musique de Georges Lau-
weryns, pour piano. [18117
©. duly 138, Bot Zee rans. i ¢
1911; E 261792; J. B. Katto, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
1046
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
18135
VALSE DU SOUVENIR; sur les motifs de
la Valse des delft, extrait du ballet,
Hopjes et hopjes, paroles de Lucien
Solvay, musique de Georges Lau-
weryns, pour chant et piano. [18118
eam. & 1911: )2 -c. July 17,
1911; H 2617938; J.-B. Katto, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
VALSE IMPROMPTU; by C. R. Flick, op.
17; piano. [18119
June 227, 1911*-2 ¢. June 26,
1911; E 260655; C. Roland Flick,
Nashville, Tenn.
VALSETTE ; mandolin
- solo. [18120
@iuly 14, 1911- 2 c July 19,
1911; E 261819; Maximum pub. co..
Philadelphia, Pa.
by Paul Eno;
VAPOREUSE; valse lente par G. Aubert,
pour piano. [18121
@ June 16, 1911: 2 ¢. July 15,
191t; H 260892; G. Aubert, Paris,
France.
VASHTI; valse orientale, by Gustav
Dreier, op. 12, arr. by W. H. Myd-
dleton; military band. [18122
© uly 19, 191152 ¢ July 20,
1911; E 261905; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
Vast (THE) UNNUMBERED THRONGS
(Den store hvide flok) ; paraphrase
on Norwegian folk melody, composed
by Finn Bolt, arr. by Edv. Grieg,
revised and fingered by H. Hanson;
piano. [18123
eeauy 13,1911: 2 ¢ July 1,
1911; E 260893; Northern book &
music co., Chicago, III.
VECCHIA ZIMARRA SENTI. See Puc-
cini (G.)
VENITE EXULTIMUS; music by Florian
Schaffter; sop. solo and quartet.
(Musie for the sanctuary, octavo
ed., no. 155.) [18124
©) June 16, 1961: 2c. June 20;
1911; E 260196; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York, N. Y.
VENITE EXULTIMUS DOMINO; words bib-
lical, music by Henry Wilson, arr.
by Chas. H. Morse; male voices.
Svo. : [18125
Orgy 12 190-7 oe) July 11;
1911; EH .261637; Wm A: Pond & co.,
New York, N. Y.
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) Anvil chorus from
il Trovatore; by G. Verdi, arr. by
Mackie-Beyer; military band.
[18126
©), Jithy, 1 tO 2 es, uly 43,
1911; E 260788; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
———_ —_— ——~- full orchestra. 4to.
[18127
© duly 3, 1901: 2c, July 3.1911:
E 261399; J. W. Pepper & son, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
—— Ernani: selection from opera by
G. Verdi, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; miil-
itary band. [18128
© Sly AGhi 52) ec). Iniyants.
1911; E 260791; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
— ]] trovatore: waltz from opera by
G. Verdi, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; fuil
orchestra. Ato. [18129
© Julyiada, 190-9 ve. uly aS,
1911; E 260794; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
——QO patria (My country); recit.,
[and] O tu, Palermo (O thou, Pa-
lermo): aria, from the opera, I
vespri siciliani, English version by
Lawrence Hanray, music by 4G.
Verdi, edited by Edgardo Lévi;
bass and baritone. (Standard...
songs and arias, no 66.) [18130
© duly Goi 2 ¢. July To1one-
E 260695: Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew. Itd., London, England.
—— Rigoletto; selection from opera
by G. Verdi, arr. by Mackie-Beyer ;
military band. 4to. [181381
©) July tts AG: e. \ dulye 43,
1911; E 260792; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
2
=
Spirit immortal; music by G.
Verdi, arr. by Walter H. Aiken;
solo and chorus. S8vo. (Willis col-
lection, supplementary songs, no.
ah?) [18132
©), Puli 25 et Sitek = De) eae dimiye 24,
1911; E 261997; Willis music ¢o.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
VERGANGENHEIT (The past); ged. von
N. Lenau, English version by Hd-
ward Oxenford, musik von Felix
Weingartner, op. 51. (Abendlieder,
No. 8.) [18185
Or Maye Ay LObiss 2) ver” uly, sae
1911; E 263246; Breitkopf & Har-
tel, New York, N. Y.
1047
5872—11——6
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18134
VESPER; words by Alan Dunne, mu-
sic, by A. Davis. [18134
© ine? 22> 1911: 2 ver ane .26;
1911; EH 261096; Arthur Davis,
Salina, Kans.
Viacrs (LOS) DE GULLIVER; zarzuela
cOmica en tres actos, letra de los
sres: Paso y Abati, musica de los
mtros: Gimenez y Vives; vocal
score. [18135
Oiesuly, 26, 79k: 2) ee hilly 20:
1911; D 18941; Casa Dotesio, Mad-
rid, Spain.
Victory; words and music by ‘Mrs.
EK. M. D. Gould. [18136
© June 24, 1911: 2 ec June 28,
1911; E 261189;
Omaha, Neb.
VICTORY HAS COME TO ME; words and
music by H. Lillenas. [18137
© July 81914) 2) ec. July 13) 1911-;
EH 260786: Haldor Lillenas, Lompoc,
Cal.
Victory (THE) SONG; words by James
Rowe, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[18138
Or Marra. NOt, 22 en erume oi
1911; E 260497; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
YVIENDRAS-TU; valse lente par Alfred
Kaiser, pour orchestre. [18139
© May 25, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
1911; EH 261275; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
VIENS PRES DE MOI. WFFEUILLONS LES
ROSES; duo d’Eunice et Petrone, from
the opera Quo Vadis, poéme de
Henri Cain, musique de Jean Nou-
Squire & Kinne,
gues; pour soprano et baryton.
[18140
©MNove al M9105 2) ee Occurs 12,
1910: H 1261923:.G. Astruc & ¢o.,
Paris, France.
VIOLETS; words and music by Samuel
Rulon. [1S141
© dulywis. a9: (2) hex inaliye a,
1911; EH .260882; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
VISION (A) IN MEMORIFS FRAME; words
and music by O. Smith, arr. by
Marion Lenhart. [18142
© Wsnallys 2) toile? 2) esr Tully 10)
1911; E 260711; Oma Smith, Grand
Haven, Mich.
VISION OF MIDNIGHT; words by M.
Baker, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [181438
© June 26, 1911; 2 ce. June 30,
1911; E 261321; Se-
wickley, Pa.
Mary Baker,
pt. II, n. s., v.6
VISION (A) OF MY SWEETHEART; words
by J. J. McKenna, music by C. J.
W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18144
© July 12, Wola ternny” 18:
1911; E 260925; J. J. MeKenna, Jer-
sey City, N. J.
VoIcE (THE) OF MY BELOVED; three-
part song, words selected from the
song of Solomon, music by Mabel W.
Daniels, op. 16, no. 2; women’s
voices, with piano and two violins.
(Octavo series, no. 502.) [18145
© July 19, 1910-2 ily, 2k
1911; E 261936; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
VOICES OF SPRING (Friihlingstimmen) ;
by Frederick Keath; piano solo.
[18146
© . July: 10; dOds 2 ex uly . 12)
1911; E 260767; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
VOICES OF SUMMER; words by W. A.
Stokes, music by J. R. Heath; in B
flat. [18147
© June; 24, 191; 2er shally 3;
1911; EK 261412; Leonard & oco.,
London, England.
VOICI I’HEURE; barearolle par H.
Mouton, pour orchestre avec piano
conducteur. 4to. [18148
© July? 1a; Dott eee uly 17;
1911; E 261788; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
VOLKSWEISE (Folk-song); ged. von
R. M. Rilke, English version by
Henry G. Chapman, musik von Otto
Volkmann, ftir eine hohe oder mit-
tel-stimme. [18149
© -July 20% 19tte.20e aauly 20,
1911; EH 261939; G. Schirmer, New
VOrikewNe Ne ;
Vorwarts freunderl folge mir; tanz-
duett aus der operette die Bajadere,
text von Louis Taufstein, musik
von Martin Knopf. [18150
© July 8, 1911; 2 ¢. July 8, 1911;
E 261580; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
VOWS ’NEATH THE MOON, EVERLASTING;
words by B. B. James, music by Ar-
thur Radcliffe. [18151
© July 3, 1911; 2 ¢ July 5, 1911;
E 260637; Radcliffe pub. co., Mill-
ville, N. J.
1048
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
18170
WAIT ‘TILL THE ROSES BLOOM DEAR,
DOWN IN ROSEY LANE; words by E.
Trevor Delafield, music by Harry
Verona. [18152
ores 10, 1911: 2 ce July 11,
1911; E 261648; E. Trevor Dela-
field, East Aurora, N. Y.
WAITING BY THE RIVER; words and
music by J. F. Mayfield. [18153
emMare4 19115 2 ¢ June 27,
1911;
_ pub. co., Austin, Tex.
WALTHER VON DER VOGELWEIDE; ged.
von Franz Miiding, musik von Rich.
Gompf, op. 20, fiir minnerchor. Par-
titur und stimmen. 4to. [18154
© June 12, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
E 261456; Karl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany.
WALTZ IN C MAJgor; by O. EH. Runyan
[annotated by Gertrude Bell with
descriptive notes and examination
questions]. [18155
(Oe duness0., 1911: 2 c. July 6,
1911; A 291665; International con-
servatory of music, St. Louis, Mo.
WALTZ MAJESTIC; by S. Schildkret,
arr. by J. S. Meck; piano. [18156
(Cy sume a0, 1914- 2 ec July 13,
1911; EK 260801; Sam Schildkret,
Chicago, III.
WAN’A’TEA; Indian intermezzo two-
step, by Richard K. Moritz, revised
and arr. by Walter Rolfe; piano.
[18157
© amly ie 191d + 2c. July 3, 1911:
HH 261398; Walter Rolfe music co.,
Rumford Falls, Me.
WANDERING (THE) CONCERTINAMAN;
by Clement M. Spurling, op. 7;
piano. (Bagatelles, no. 7.) [18158
Cully 11911: 2c July 13; 1911 ;
ii 260844; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
WASTED LOVE; words and music by Z.
M. Ayres. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18159
© rine, 26, 1911: 2 ce June 80,
1911; H 261330; Mrs. J. W. Ayres.
WATCHMAN (THE); words by R.
Clyde Harlow, music by De Loss
Smith. [18160
© Suly 1, 1911: 2c July 6, 1911;
KE 261548; De Loss Smith, New
ork. IN.- Y'.
E 260503; Firm foundation
WE MARCH TO VICTORY; convention
song, words by F. Albion, music by
F. A. Miller. [18161
© Suly 15, dtd 2) e. Suky 18,
1911; E 262086; Frank A.. Miller,
Lincoln, Nebr.
WE'RE NOT OUT MUCH, BUT WHEN WE
ARE OUT—; written by Dan Lipton,
composed by Henry E. Pether; in G.
[18162
© June 29,.1911; 2 ¢ June 29,
1911; EH 260572; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WE'RE TRAVELING HOME; words by
Katharyn Bacon, music by J. W.
West. [18163
iC Mars 4 eaolt-s 2) ec. June 27:
1911; E 260528; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
WE WILL WEAR A CROWN IN GLORY;
words and musie by O. L. Thompson.
[ i8164
© 1 ¢eduly 3: foil: HW 261442-
O. L. Thompson, Eureka Springs,
Ark.
WEDDING DANCE OF THE TRIBES; by S.
Aronson; piano. [18165
Gri duby 22 tOls-eG2 wer Sully got,
1911; E 263053; Shattinger piano &
music co., St. Louis, Mo.
WELCOME SONG; words and music by
HG. “Bell. [18166
© sub 10 19tt- oc. tulyerts,
‘Oise Eh 262016; rio” pmrusic” co.
Waco, Tex.
WELLEN TANZ; dance of the waves, by
H. D. Prentiss; piano. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale Co. [18167.
© Sully tA Whe 2 ex. Jubyy 18.
1911; E 260947; Harriet D. Prentiss,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WENN DER VATER MIT DEM SOHNE;
marsch, two-step, aus die Keusche
Susanne, operette von Jean Gilbert,
arr. von Jos, Weber, fiir zither, in
Wiener stimmung. obl. 12mo.
' [18168
© June 10,1911: 2 c. July 6, 1911;
E 261518; Anton J. Benjamin, Ham-
burg, Germany.
WENN DIE FUSSCHEN SIE HEBEN; wal-
zer aus die Keusche Susanne, oper-
ette von Jean Gilbert. 1. Fiir klavier
und violine, arr. von Friedrich Seitz.
2. Fiir zither, in Wiener stimmung,
arr. von Jos. Weber. obl. 12mo.
[18169, 18170
© June 10, 1911; 2 c. each July
6, 1911; E 261519, 261520; Anton J.
Benjamin, Hamburg, Germany.
1049
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18171
WENN SICH ZWEI HERZEN SCHEIDEN;
ged. von Im. Geibel, musik von Karl
Geyer, op. 2, fiir minnerchor. Par-
titur und stimmen. 4to. [18171
© June 10, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
EK 261465; Otto Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
WER WAGT, GEWINNT; marsch nach
motiven der operette, die Bajadere,
text von Louis Taufstein, musik von
Martin Knopf, ftir klavier, mit tiber-
legtem text. [18172
© July "S,.091t 2) e) July, Sia Oiute:
E 261581; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
WESTERN (THE) WORLD; march by
Howard Moon; piano. [18173
© June’ 30; 1919-92) es sumer30;
1911; E 261220; Howard Moon,
Lynn, Mass.
WHAT IS IT-LIKES SO MUCH; written
and composed by Charles Osborne;
in C. [18174
©, dune 29) A191 2c. sume. 29
1Oils OH) 260530 Brancis.) Daye &
Hunter, London, England.
WHAT IS LOVE; ballad, lyric by Jul. F.
Gossler, music by Hdwin J. Morell.
[18175
© alse. dulye3.- 1 Gite hs 26rd
Jul. F. Gossler & Edwin J. Morell,
Allentown, Pa.
WHAT SHOULD DOLLY WEAR; words by
Jessica Moore, music by Geo. L.
Spaulding. [18176
On Suliv 20 Lode Re. uly ile
1911; E 261949; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
WHAT WAS THAT; humorous song,
words by Fred Frampton, music by
EK. J. Margetson. [18177
CG) duly 19: Mord 2) eras uly lO:
1911; H 261817; Reynolds & co.,
London, England.
WHAT WILL YOU BRING ME FROM AFAR;
words and music by C. Haggerty, arr.
by Mary McConaty. [18178
OrIuly Soil Old a 2 eal) hota =
E 260638 ; Chas. Haggerty, Neponset,
Mass.
WHAT WILL YOU SAY; words by John-
son Oatman. jr., suggested by W. M.
Y.,, music by W. M. Yowell. [18179
@OmMar 4,0 191d 502. ew sume 1 2
1911; EH 260507; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
pig. S:, v6
"
WHEN GRANDMA HAD A. BEAU; words ||
by Leo Curley, music by Pearl |
Terry. [18180
©. June 29, 1911542 eG.xsune 29
1911; E 260579; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
WHEN HE COMES; words and music by
Littie B. Colver. [18181
© June-24, 1922 es-June, 28)
1911; E 261190; Squire & Kinne,
Omaha, Nebr.
WHEN I DREAM OF YOU; lyric by Wm.
R. Clay, melody by Chas. L. John-
son. [18182
| © July 24, 1911; 2 e@ July 21,
1911; E 261952; Johnson pub. co., |
Kansas City, Mo.
|
WHEN SHE TAUGHT ME, THAT OLD
FASHIONED PRAYER; words and music 4
by John B. Heald. [18183
© July 12, DOii 2 es aly 12.
1911; E 260780; Williams-Heald
music co., Portland, Oreg.
WHEN THE BAND PLAYS YANKEE
DoobLE; words by Burr Hart, music |
by L. C. Spenee. [18184 4
© July 15, 191 S22 er simly Ws.
1911; E 260888; Maurice Shapire,
New York? Nie
WHEN THE GATE SWINGS BACK TO LET
you IN; words by HE. B. Warman, 4}
music by Chas. J. W. Jerreld. Wash- |
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18185
© June 26, 191t-) 2 ey June’ 30:
1911; HK 261367; Edward B. War-
man, Los Angeles, Cal.
WHEN THE NAUGHTY STAYS INSIDE;
words by Lizzie De Armond, music |
by F. Clark Perry. [18186
©. July: 53 pOdie es hile oe
1911; 260755: 0° (Clarke Perry.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
WHEN THE SUNSET’S RAYS ARE SIFTING
THRO’ THE PINES; words and music #,
by H. L. Shortsleeve. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18187
© July: 12). 19iae S22 er uly) Se
1911; E 260948: Howard L. Sbhort-
| sleeve, Burlington, Vt.
1050
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1911
WHEN YOU’RE IN LOVE WITH MORE THAN
ONE, YOU'RE NOT IN LOVE AT ALL;
medley waltz, by S. R. Henry, arr.
by Carl F. Williams; orchesira and
piano. Ato. [18188
eave 12, 1911-2 ¢ July 13,
1911; E 260832; Jos: W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN YOU WERE MY OLD GIRL; words
by Bert Gamble, music by H. W. .
Yorgy. [18189
Cmitiveis, 1911.12 e,. July 17,
1911; EH 261735; H. W. Forgy, Mos-
cow, Idaho.
WHERE THE ROSES WERE; words by AI-
fred H. Hyatt, music by W. Franke-
Harling; medium voice in F. [18190
© june 9, 1911: 2c. July 3, 1911;
E 261895; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
WHERE THE SWEET MAGNOLIAS GROW;
ine py “DJ: Houge, music by
Fred E. Mierisch. New York,
Gotham-Attucks music co. [18191
Oriya, 1911" 2 e. July -12,
ees =H 265031; Dorothy June
Houge, Chicago, Ill.
WHERE THERE’S A BUNCH OF GIRLS,
YOU'LL FIND A SAILOR; written by
A. J. Mills, composed by Bennett
Scott. London, England, Star music
pub. co., ltd. [18192
ersiveee 191 2 ce June 26.
1911; EK 261112; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
WHILE THE AUTUMN MOON IS SHINING,
IDA DEAR; words by Joseph Byron,
music by Owen Ollivet. [18193
Oetuly 62, 19tte 2 e. July 12
toi 260778; Joseph. - Byron,
Providence, R. I..
WHISPERS OF LOVE; words and music
by M. A. Boden, arr. by Bruce R.
Brummitt. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18194
© June 26, 1911; 2 e. June 30,
1911; HE 261353; Mary A. Boden,
Paris, Tenn.
WHITE NEGROES; Sscéne négre, par Ro-
dolphe Berger, pour orchestre avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. [18195
Op tuly as.) Toit: 9 (es) Iuly. 17,
1911; E 261789; Heugel et cie,
Paris, France.
1051
18204
WHO WANTS A LITTLE WIFE LIKE ME?
ME! ME! ME! ME! ME! ME; French
song, lyric and music by BR. C.
Michel. [18196
Or July ae, ASIAL > -e* rally 4.
1911; E 263060; R. C. Michel, St.
Louis, Mo.
WHY ARE YOU NOT LIKE YOU USED TO
BE; words and music by H. M. Camp-
bell. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18197
©. June 26) 1911-2 c.* June: 30;
1911; EK 261376; Emma Makepeace
Campbell, Oklahoma City, Okla.
WHY DID YOU MAKE ME LOVE YOU; lyric
by Dave Oppenheim, music by Joe
Cooper. [18198
© duly (1G) 19 Ai) uly 4.
1911; EH 2638037; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
WHY STAND YOU HERE IDLE; words and
music by J. B. Franklin. [18199
© Mar. 4, 1911; 2 c. June 27, 1911;
E 260526; Firm foundation pub. co.,
Austin, Tex.
WHY WOMEN SHOULD VOTE; words and
music by Mannie Blackman. [18200
© Sune’ 101911 -) 2) ¢G June 10;
1911 ; HE 260633; C. M. Donaldson co.,
Springfield, O.
WHY WON’T YOU BE MY BRIDE; words
by Ralf Gaston, music by Arthur A.
Penn. [18201
OCrdaly 1S. 219ites 2 ec sully
1911; E 261733; Ralf Gaston, New
Castle, Pa.
WIEGENLIED. See Brahms (J.).
WILD ROSE (THE); polka by H. A.
Vander Cook; cornet and piano.
[18202
© May 1, 1911; 2c. July 14, 1911;
EH 261679; H. A. Vander Cook, Chi-
cago, Ill.
WILHELMUS VON NASSAUEN; parade-
marsch tiber altniederlindische me-
lodien, von Theodor Grawert, fiir
klavier zu 2 hinden. [18203
©) June) 10, 1912-2 co June 30)
1911; E 261276; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
WiLL EIN MADCHEN DES MANNES HERZ
ERFREU’N; Spiel und tanz-terzett aus
der operette, Die musterweiber, ged.
von Paul Hubl u. G. Quedenfeldt,
musik von Franz Werther. [18204
© June 10, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
E 261499; Julius Feuchtinger, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18205
WILL YOU COME WITH ME TO 'TOBER-
MORY; written and composed by Ar-
thur Stroud; in B flat. [18205
© July 61911: 2 ce. July 6) 1911:
E 261552; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
WILL YOU FLOAT ME; words by H. T.
Southern, music by Agatha Cum-
mings Southern. [18206
©) Sully. 10, A911: 2D cel uly in
1911; E 261731; E. T. Southern, San
Francisco, Cal.
WILL YOU HEED THE CALL; words and
music by Ira L. Winterrowd.
[18207
©) Mar. 4, 191: 2c. Sume 27,
1911; HE 260523; Firm foundation
pub. co., Austin, Tex.
WILL YOU WALK ALONG THE PROM,
PROM, PROM; written and composed
by Geo. A. Stevens and Chas. Ridg-
well. [18208
© June 29) 192 ce yume 29:
1911; HE 260574; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WILLKOMMEN UND ABSCHIED; ged. von
Goethe, musik von Georg Vollerthun,
op. 9, fiir gesang und klavier.
[18209
©; Jume> 28)5 1911-2" er july 28,
1G HN 263220° Sule Hemp. Zam-
mermann, Leipzig, Germany.
WIND IN WHISPERS SAY; written and
composed by George H. Madin.
[18210
Ow ily 20; Oat ee ula os
1911; EK 268070; George H. Madin,
San Francisco, Cal.
WITH DAINTY STEP; dance caprice, by
O. M. Schoebel; piano. [18211
Orsiwly nai: doth 2a ee Srunlyaen
1911; E 261803; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. ;
WITH MY ANGEL OF DREAMS IN DREAM-
- LAND; words by Herbert Thomson,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [18212
© June 380, 1911; 2 ec. June 330,
1911; E 261241; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
WomAN (A) RULER; words and music
by Dorothy Young, Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18213
© June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
1911; EK 261373; H. D. N. Fair,Wau-
paca, Wis.
1052
WONDERFUL;
WON'T YOU “BEY ine CHUM, GIRLIE?
WON’T YOU PLAY CHECKERS WITH ME;
WOODLAND REVERIE; by Roland Diggle;
WoRSHIP; words and music by Ira L. |
WRATISLAWIA; Rheinlinder nach mo-.
YANKEE DOODLE; arr. and annotated |
YANKEE SPIRIT; march two step by
YE DANDY COPPER; words and music by |
YE VERDANT PLAINS.
pt. ten Ss. v.'S
words and music by
Robert Harkness. [18214
© June 25, 1911; 2c. July 5, 1911;
E 260641; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Words and mrmnusic by M. Fennell.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18215
© June 26, 191-28 e, June 30;
1911; E 261311; Margaret Fennell,
Rushmore, Minn.
words and music by Ted Hanley.
[18216
© July, 15,19 eee duly 15a!
1911; EH 260904; Ted Hanley, Crosno, |
Mo.
pipe organ. [182071
© July 3, 1991." 27e Ilys 3, Pel
EH 260652; Theo. Presser co., Phila- |
delphia, Pa.
Winterrowd. [18218 ||
© Mar. 4,1911; 2 c. June 27, 1911;
E 260514; Firm foundation pub. co., |
Austin, Tex.
tiven der revue, Bei uns in Breslau,
von Fritz Lehner, op. 222, fiir kla-'|
vier mit tiberlegtem text. [18219, }
© June 13, 191d 2c July, sign
1911; E 263252; Mignon-verlag, Ber- |
lin, Germany.
by Gertrude Bell [with descriptive
notes and examination questions].
[18220 |
© May 3, 19ike2 eo duly .6, Tori |
A 291659; International conserva-
tory of music, St. Louis, Mo.
q
William Held; piano. [18221
© July 3/19its 22 sly( 3, dole |
FH 261448; Chas. H. Henderson music |
pub. co., Corry, Pa.
J. Auld. [182221
© 1c. July 18, 1911; E 262034; |
John Auld, Chicago, Ill.
See Hiindel (G.|
F.) :
|
|
no. 8, 1911
YESTERDAY YOU CALLED ME SWEET-
HEART; written by Worton David,
composed by R. Penso. [18223
© June 26, 1911; 2 c June 26,
1911; E 261115; Von Tilzer music
co., New York, N. Y.
Yo-HO, SYRACUSE; crew song, words
by Harold L. Cleasby, music by
William C. Stickles.
© June 2, 1911; 2 c. June 30, 1911;
E 2638047; J. Herman Wharton,
Syracuse, N. Y.
YOKOHAMA; songe Japonais, by W.
Aletter; piano. [18225
©@yauty 415. 1911; 2 c.. July 17,
1911; E 261808; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
You ARE MY ROSE BUD; words and
music by N. Dorn. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18226
© June 26, 1911; 2 c. June 30,
teens He 2ol529; Mrs. N. Dorn,
Wtiea, IN: Y.
You ARE THE FLOWER OF MY HEART;
words by L. A. Ripley, music by
Thos. E. Parker. [18227
© June 28, 1911; 2c. July 3, 1911;
E 261385; Cincy music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
You DWELL IN MY DREAMS; words by
R. L. Schrock, music by N. E. Galen-
tine, jr. [18228
© 1c¢. July 19, 1911; E 261820;
N. E. Galentine, jr., Goshen, Ind.
You’LL WANT ME BACK; words and mu-
sic by Nelson W. Greenhut. [18229
tre uly 13/1911 HY 260787 ;
Kendis & Paley, New York, N. Y.
You’LL WISH ME BACK AGAIN; words
and music by J. R. Munsell. [18230
©. duly 20; 191 2c. July 24,
1911; EH 263071; J. R. Munsell, New
Vork,.N: ¥.
YOU’RE THE LITTLE GIRL I MET ONE
NIGHT IN DREAMLAND; words and
music by W. B. Freeman. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18231
© June 26, 1911; 2 ce June 30,
1911; EK 261368; Walter B. Free-
man, Kansas City, Kans.
[18224
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
|
18240
YOU RETURN TO THE OLD FOLKS AT
HOME; waltz song, words and music
by Wm. Bancroft. [18232
© June 26; 19LE- 92 ee Suly ‘3
1911; E 263233; Wm. Bancroft, Chi-
=eazo; Tl.
YoU WON MY HEART; words and mu-
“ sic by Robert Coverley: high voice
in E flat. [18233
© June 26, 1911; 2 ¢. July 3, 1911;
E 261396; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
YOUR ANSWER DEAR HEART TO-NIGHT;
words and music by L. E. Farrar.
[18284
© 1c. June 28, 1911; E 261169;
L. E. Farrar, Holyoke, Mass.
YOUR FACE BEAMS IN EVERY STAR: words
by Ethel J. Beckstrom; music by
Earl Horner. [18235
©) July 8, 1911-- 2c: July 8, 1911;
E 261617; Ethel J. Beckstrom, Ken-
dallville, Ind.
words and music by
Teresa Del Riego. [18236
© June 29, 1911; 2 c June 30,
1911; E 261259; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. England.
YOUR PICTURE:
YOUR SINS ARE REMEMBERED NO MORE;
words by A. Mace, and V. Kost,
music by P. P. Bilhorn. [18237
©) July: 19; 1914;..2 .¢c.) July 48;
1911; E 262083; P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, Ill.
ZABAWKI: kinderspiel-zeug-joujoux, by
Ign. Friedman; piano. Heft 1 and
ees [18238
CG) July AS. 1914 = 2 ey July 243
1911; E 263029; A. Piwarski & ©¢o.,
Krahau, Austria.
ZAUBERIN (DIE); opera, by A. Gold-
faden, arr. by Henry A. Russotto;
piano with words. nos. 1-15.
[18239
Oedulye (2) 190-2 (e- Julbys 13:
1911; E 260886; Hebrew pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
YIEGENBOCK-DUETT; aus der operette,
die Musterweiber, ged. v. Paul
Hub! u. G. Quedenfeldt, musik von
Franz Werther. [18240
©) dune 10, 1911s. 2 -e. Inly’ G;
1911; E 261500; Julius Feuchtin-
ger, Stuttgart, Germany.
1053
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18241
ZIEGENBOCK-POLKA; aus der operette,
die Musterweiber, von Kranz Wer-
ther, ftir klavier zweihindig.
[18241
© June 10, 1911; 2c. July 6, 1911;
H 261494; Julius Feuchtinger, Stutt-
gart, Germany.
ZUR WAHLSTATT; ballade von Lud-
wig Born, musik von Jul. Wengert,
fiir minnerchor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. [18242
©o dune 2 1Od 2) esr uly:
1911; E 261462; Karl Hochstein,
Heidelberg, Germany.
pt. III, n. 8., v.6
ZURUCK NACH DER KASERNE; wmilitir-
marsch von Harry Hauptmann, fiir
klavier. [18243
©, June 13, doi: 2c suly 31:
1911; EH 263253; Mignon-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
zm’ casacca; par G. Marchisio, pour
violon et piano. [18244
© May 29, 1911; 2 @ June 380,
1911; E 261264; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1911:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 28 unpub-
lished) 222 oo jo ees eee ee 177
Class H, musical compositions (including 1,044 unpublished) _—_____ 18, 067
Total. be ee ee ee 18, 244
eee
Se
|
|
Bio? OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RE-
NEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
ANNIE LAURIE; arr. by A. H. Rosewig;
four hands. [1
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2002, July
25, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 29,
1883, no. 24747.
piano or organ solo.
© by A. H. Rosewig,
Pa., as the author,
—_——
[2
Philadelphia,
in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 1988, July
14, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 29,
1883, no. 24782.
APPROACH OF SPRING WALTZ; arr. by
A. H. Rosewig; four hands. [3
by A. Hi. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal non 1992. ‘suly.
24, A911. Original entry, Dec. 29,
1883, no. 24746.
piano or organ.
© by A. H. Rosewig,
———
solo. [4+
Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 1982, July
14, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 29,
1883, no. 24781.
violin and piano. [5
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 1989, July
21, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 29,
1883, no. 24721.
BALADINE (La); arr. by A. H. Rose-
wig; four hands. [6
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., in renewal for 28 years. Re |
newal NO AOS july, Zee AOI:
Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883, no.
24745.
————
piano and organ solo. [7
© by A. He Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
foo) oe
[18244
BALADINE (LA)—Continued.
violin and piano. [8
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 1988, July
2a; 191d. Original Yentry, Dec; 29;
1883, no. 24720.
BLACK HAWK WALTZ; arr. by A. H.
Rosewig; four hands. [9
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2001, July
25 AO Original entry,. Dee :29,
1883, no. 24744.
piano or organ solo. [10
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 1980, July
14, 1911. Original entry, Dee. 29,
1883, no. 24779.
violin and piano. [11
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
28 ‘years. Renewal no. 1998, July
25, 1911. Original entry, Dee. 29,
1883, no. 24719.
BLUE BELLS OF SCOTLAND; arr. by A. H.
Rosewig; piano or organ solo. [12
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
28° years. Renewal no. 1979, July
14, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 29,
1883, no. 24778.
BLUE BIRD ECHO POLKA; arr. by Brun-
ner [pseud. of A. H. Rosewig] : four
hands. [13
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1994, July 21,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24759.
piano or organ solo. [14
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
28 years. Renewal no. 1981, Mee | years. Renewal no, 1969, July 14,
14, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
1883, no. 24780. | no. 24758,
1055
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18244 (15):
pt. 1. 8., V..6
BLUE BIRD ECHO POLKA—Continued.
violin and piano. [als
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1995, July 21,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24760.
CARNIVAL OF VENICE; arr. by A. H.
Rosewig; piano or organ Solo. [16
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1978, July 14,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24777.
CoRN FLOWER WALTZ; arr. by Brunner
[pseud, of A. H. Rosewig]; piano or
organ solo. [17
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for. 28
years. Renewal no. 1967, July 14,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24756.
DREAMS ON THE OCEAN; arr. by Brun-
ner [pseud. of A. H. Rosewig];
piano or organ solo. [18
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1968, July 14,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24757.
FOLIO QUADRILLES; composed and arr.
with correct figures, by C, A. White;
piano. [19
© by D. L. White, Winthrop,
Mass.. as the child of the deceased
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal or extension no. 1962, July
11, 1911. Renewal entry, July 12,
1897, no, 40539.
GOD IN MERCY, HEAR OUR PRAYER; Solo
and quartette, by C. A. White. [20
© by D. L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as the child of the deceased
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal or extension no. 1964, July
11, 1911. Renewal entry, July 12,
1897, no. 40517.
HOME SWEET HOME; arr. by A. H.
~ Ttosewig; four hands. [21
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2000, July
25, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 29,
1885, no. 24743.
piano or organ solo. [22
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the auther, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 1977, July
14, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 29,
18838, no. 24776.
HOME SWEET HOME—Continued.
violin and piano.. [23
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., aS the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 1997. July
25, 1911... Original “entry Dee, 29;
1883, no. 24718.
I HAVE SIGHED TO REST ME; arr. by
A. H. Rosewig; four hands. [24
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
vears. Renewal no. 1993, July 21,
1911. Original entry, Dee. 29, 1883,
no. 24748.
—— —— piano or organ solo. [25
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 1984, July
14, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 29,
1883, no. 247838.
—— violin and piano. [26
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1990, July 21,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24722.
ITALIAN POLKA; by Rocco Satalia. [27
© by Rocco Satalia, Mt. Healthy,
O., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2003, July 26,
1911. Original entry, July 2, 1884,
no. 13422.
LAST ROSE OF SUMMER; arr. by A. H.
Rosewig; four hands. [28 |
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia, |
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years.
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1888,
no. 24742.
piano and violin. [29
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28 |
years. Renewal no. 1996, July 25,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24717.
piano or organ solo.
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1976, July 14,
1911. Originai entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24775.
MAIDEN’S PRAYER; arr. by A. H. Rose- |
wig; four hands. [31
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia, |
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years.
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24741.
1056
Renewal no. 1999, July 25, |
[30 |
Renewal no. 2005, July 26, |
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
no. §, 1911
MAIDEN’sS PRAYER—Continued.
piano or organ solo. [32
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia.
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1975, July 14, | -
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24774.
violin and piano. [33
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2009, July 26,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24716.
MONASTERY BELLS; arr. by A. H. Rose-
wig; piano or organ solo. [34
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia.
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1975, July 14,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24773.
ORGANIST’S COMPANION: collection of
gems for the organ, compiled by S. T.
Gordon. [35
© by Hamilton S. Gordon. New
York, N. Y., as the child of the de-
ceased author, in extension for 14
years. Renewal or extension no.
1986, May 11, 1911. Renewal entry.
May 17, 1897, no. 30001.
OVER THE GARDEN WALL WALTZ; arr.
by A. H. Rosewig: four hands. [386
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2004, July 26,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no, 24740.
piano or organ solo. [37
© by A. H. Rosewig,. Philadelphia.
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1973, July 14,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24772,
violin and piano. [38
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia.
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2010, July 26,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24715.
PERI WALTZ; arr. by A. H. Rosewig;
four hands. [39
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2006, July 26,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883.
no. 24739.
18244 (48)
PERI WALTzZ—Continued.
—— piano or organ solo. [40
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1972, July 14,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24771.
violin and piano. [41
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2011, July
26, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 29,
1888, no. 24714.
PUT ME IN MY LITTLE BED; song and
chorus, by C. A. White. [42
© by D. L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as the child of the deceased
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal or extension no. 1963, July
11, 1911. Renewal entry, Nov. 1,
1897, no. 61658.
SCHOTTISCHE DE CONCERT; alr. by A. H.
Rosewig; four hands. [43
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2007, July
26, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 29,
1883, no. 24788.
—— —— piano or organ solo. [44
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadel-
phia, Pa., as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 1971,
July 14, 1911. Original entry. Dec.
29, 1883, no. 24770.
violin and piano. [45
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia.
Pa., aS the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2012, July 26,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24713.
SIRENES WALTZ; arr. by A. H. Rose-
wig: four hands. [46
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2008, July
26, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 29,
1883, no. 24737.
—— —— piano or organ solo. [47
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 1970, July 14,
1911. Original entry, Dec..29, 1883,
no. 24769.
violin and piano. [48
© by A. H. Rosewig, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2018, July 26,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 29, 1883,
no. 24712.
1057
A Elst, OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANUFAC.
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO REPRODUCE MECHANI-.
CALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909.
[18244
ALL FOR YOU. [49
© July 14, 1911; EH 260853; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York, N. Y. Notice
reec’d July 31, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
i. Gs
ANTIDOTE; from the Heartbreakers.
© July 3, 1911; E 261555; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d July 18, 1911; recorded, v.
hp. JAY
ARMS OF AMERICA MARCH; by Arthur
Pryor: [51
© Unpub.; E 260768; Carl Fischer,
New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d July
Zin NG recorded, v. 1, p. 115.
BARN DANCE OR SCHOTTISCHE; from
Doctor De Luxe; orchestra. [52
© July 3, 1911; E 261558: M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
Wee e L14:
BEFORE YOU ARE OLD; from the Campus.
[53
© June 23, 1911; E 260334; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rece’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
jee any Oa i 38
CHILD LOVE. [54
© July 14, 1911; E 260854; Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d July 31, 1911; recorded,
‘Vigan By Gaal os
| CHIMES. [55
} © Apr, 27, 1911; BE 257112; Henry
| Hauser, New Haven, Conn. Notice
rec’d July 10, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
perlite
| DEAR EYES. [56
© Jan. 4, 1911: E 247647; John
Chureh co.. Cincinnati, Ohio. Notice
rec'd July 31, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 116.
EVERY MOMENT YOU’RE LONESOME I]’M
LONESOME TOO. — [57
© June 2, 1911; BE 259294: Maur-
ice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d July 10, 1911; recorded, v.
1, p, 114.
GIRL I’LL CALL MY SWEETHEART MUST
LOOK LIKE YOU. [58
© June 20, 1911; E 259954: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
Me de py ae
GirRL (THE) THAT LIKES ME, from the
Campus. [59
© June 238, 1911; E 260337: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
Vee nye ae
GIVE ME YOUR LOVE. [60
©, Junen0,> 1914 = 258862)
Maurice Shapiro, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 10, 1911; recorded,
We ett ele
GOOD-BYE MY EMERALD LAND. [61
© June 20, 1911; H 259956: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
Veg U9) Ogee ba 4
GREAT (THE) CONQUEST MARCH; by
Frederick D. Wood. [62
© Mar. 24, 1910; BE 229175; Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y¥. Notice
reed ‘Julyo2) Todd's reeorded)iv. 4.
foe elieye
GREETING. [63
© Sept. 23, 1910; E 239562; John
Church co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Notice:
ree’d: July: Sig 19i = recorded, vo 2
p. 116
HONEY, YOU CAN TURN THE WORLD
AROUND FOR ME. [64
© Apr. 29, 1911; E 257366; Musi-
cian’s music pub. co., New York,
N. Y. Notice ree’d July 31, 1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 116.
1059
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18244 (65) _
How-bDE-bo; from the Campus. [65
©) June 23. 1911-5 He 2603388e0 Me
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p 114.
HuMMING (THE) TOP; from Doctor
De Luxe. [66
© June 13, 1911; E 259681; M.
Witmark & sons, New. York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
Weasel la:
I LEAVE IT TO you; from the Campus.
[67
© June 23, 1911 3. 12608393 M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rece’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
Vals Do 44.
Ir I KNEW. [68
© Apr. 12, 1911; BE 255495: John
Church co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Notice
rec’d July 31, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 116.
It’S TIME TO CLOSE YOUR DROWSY EYES
AN’ SLEEP. [69
© Dee. 17, 1910; E 246545; F. B.
Haviland pub. co, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d July 15, 1911; recorded,
Viree, orn:
from the
[70
Lity (THE) AND THE ROSE;
Campus.
© June 23, 1911; E 260340; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 114.
LITTLE WHITE ROSE OF MINE. [1
© July 8, 1911; BH 262066; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
reec’d July 7, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 125.
LOVE’S PLEADINGS. [72
© Aug. 20, 1909; EH 213621; John
Chureh eco., Cincinnati, O. Notice
reec’d July 31, 1911; recorded, v. 1, p.
116.
LOVE’S WHISPER. [73
© Aug. 10, 1910;
Chureh co., Cincinnati,
rec’d July 31, 1911;
116.
EK} 238343; John
O. Notice
recorded, v. 1, Pp.
MaRrCH AND TWO-STEP; from Doctor De
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
MORENITA. res
© Aug. 24, 1910: E 237365: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d July 18, 1911; recorded, .
Vv. 10 p. 2A
My LADY NICOTINE. [765
© July 8, 1911; E 262067; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
ree’d July 7, 1911; recorded, v. A5. p:
115.
COLD IRONSIDES MARCH. rere
© July 21, 1911; E 263099; Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d July 31, 1911; recorded,
Wo: palais:
ON A JUNETIME HONEYMOON. [78
© June 2, 1911; E 259295; Mau-
rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice ree’d July 10, 1911; recorded, v.
a OF es OO
ON THE BALLROOM FLOOR; from the
Campus. [79
© June 23, 1911; E 260342; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
Ve cope dA
OwL (THE) IN THE OLD OAK TREE. [80
© Apr. 3, 191i: Beales HB:
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 20, 1911; recorded,
Nay Oy Jus.
Pirk (THE) AND STEIN SONG; from the
Campus. [SL
© June 23, 1911; EH 260343; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
A aed 2
ROULETTE (THE) REEL; a Parisian
prance. [82
© June 20, 1911; E 259958; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d July 21, 1911; recorded,
Vol Ow enlaltany
SAME OLD LOVE; from the Campus. [83
© June 23, 1911; E 260344; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d J uly 18, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 114.
SKELETON IN THE CLOSET; from Doctor
Luxe; orchestra. [74 De Luxe. [ 84
© July 3, 1911; E 261559; M. Wit- © Mar. 28, 1911; BH 2538850; M.
mark & sons, New York, N. Y. No- Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
tice rec’d July 18, 1911; recorded, Notice ree’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
Vey eee rede v. 1, p. 114.
1060
NOTICES OF USER
no. 8, 1911
SLIP HIM TO ME. [85
© July 8, 1911; E 262068; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d July 7, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
ip. 115.
SONGS OF THE SEA; by Harriet Ware;
piano. [86
© June 27, 1910; E 235033; John
Church co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Notice
rec’d July 12, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
me 13; ;
Spooks; from the Campus. [87
(Oedune 25, 1911- BH 260346: M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rece’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
we dp 114,
THOUSAND (A) NIGHTS WITH you. [88
© July 8, 1911; E 262069; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d July 7, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 115.
Too LATE. [89
© Aug. 10, 1910; E 238345; John
Church co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Notice
tecd July of, 1911; recorded, yv. 1,
Dp: 116.
TRY AND MAKE YOUR NEIGHBORS HAPPY
Too; from the Campus. [90
© June 20, 1911; E 259961; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
Wei p. 114:
18244 (96)
ON SUNNY TAMPA Bay:
[91
© May 19, 1911; E 258104; Mau-
- rice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice ree’d July 10, 1911; recorded,
ve, Io ptae:
WAY DOWN
WE ALL FALL. [92
Cy) uly 28; 19042 bP 263017 > YB.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 3, 1911; recorded,
Ve De sheer.
WHEN YOUR LUCK’S O. K. [93
© Mar. 28, 1911; E 253869; Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 31, 1911; recorded,
Veo 116:
WIND AND LYRE. [94
© Nov. 16, 1910; E 243533; John
Church co., Cincinnati, Ohio. No-
tice ree’d July 31, 1911; recorded,
we tp: 46:
WITH THE TWINKLE IN HER EYE. [95
© May 29, 1911; E 259264; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d July 18, 1911; recorded,
vy. £. p. 114.
WOOLAND LOVE SONG. [96
© July 19, 1909; E 211624; John
Church co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Notice
ree’d July 31, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
De ALG:
1061
oe 1824
Pip eAkY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891
JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909.
PART 3:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER
1S 2
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 6
No. 9
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1911
i a a es ee —s
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
bp Raat Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing
the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is,
issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabetically by titles, with the excep-
tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as ‘‘Fiinf studien,’’
‘612 études élémentaires,’’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class
without differentiating words (e. g., ‘‘Waltz,” “Etude,” etc.), which are arranged
under the name of the composer instead of the title.
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are
understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading
‘“Words by,’’ ‘‘Music by,’’ are to be understood as songs.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right Office.
To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘E,’’ Class E, Musical composi-
tions; ‘‘D,’’ Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘©’’ implies copyright regis-
tration of a published composition, followed by date of publication; ‘‘“© 1 c.’’ stands
for copyright of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright
Office of the printed or manuscript copy and ‘‘2 c.’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date |
of their receipt. In case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue
or issues containing such contribution is required.
A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue,
immediately following the text.
A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
1909, will be found just prior to the index.
Each issue has an index to composers. The December number, completing the
volume, will have a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The sub-
scription price for Part 3, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $1.00 for
the year 1911, payable in advance to the Superintendent of Documents by postal money
order, express order, or New York draft.
(11)
NOTICE.
THE RETURN TO COPYRIGHT CLAIMANTS OF PRINTED COPYRIGHT
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright” provide as follows:
Sec. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under the pro-
‘visions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this Act, the Librarian
of Congress shall determine what books and other articles shall be transferred
to the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, including the law library,
and what other books or articles shall be. placed in the reserve collections of
the Library of Congress for sale or exchange, or be transferred to other gov-
ernmental libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
- Sec. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above provided, together with
all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the Librarian of Congress and
the register of copyrights jointly shall, at suitable intervals, determine what
of these received during any period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve
in the permanent files of the copyright office, and, after due notice as herein-
after provided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed in the
Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November, inclusive, a state-
ment of the years of receipt of such articles and a notice to permit any author,
copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant to claim and remove before the
expiration of the month of December of that year anything found which relates
to any of his productions deposited or registered for copyright within the
period of years stated, not reserved cr disposed of as provided for in this Act:
And provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished work shall be
destroyed during its term of copyright without specific notice to the copyright
proprietor of record, permitting him to claim and remove it.
In comphance with the above-cited provisions of law.
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant of any printed musical composition deposited for
copyright registration in the office of the Librarian of Congress
during the years 1870 to 1879, inclusive, that any such author, copv-
right proprietor, or other lawful claimant may send to the Register
of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the musical composition,
the year in which copyright registration was made, and, if possible,
the number under which such musical composition was entered for
copyright, with a request for its return. On receipt of such informa-
tion and request, such musical composition will be returned to the
author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant, unless it has
been otherwise disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such musical composition should be
made as early as possible during the year 1911. If no such applica-
tion has been received during said year, such musical composition
| may be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of section 60
of said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
| Register of Copyrights.
Frsruary 1, 1911.
(111)
RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU-
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of music
against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical instru-
ments in the case of Belgium, Germany, Luxemburg, and Norway.
The President signed proclamations to this effect on the following
dates: Belgium (June 14, 1911), Germany (Dec. 8, 1910), Luxem-
burg (June 14, 1911), Norway (June 14,1911). These proclamations
were printed on pages v—x of Part 3, volume 6, no. 7, of the Cata-
logue of Copyright Entries.
From information received through the Department of State, the
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (e)
of the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911),
Denmark (May 19, 1911), Italy (Aug. 8, 1911), Mexico (May 8,
fOial))), vie Netherlands (Mar. 18, 1911), and Switzerland (Apr.
Sao:
(Iv)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
A LA CAMPAGNE; by Hamilton Harty,
for oboe and pianoforte. [18245
© Ane, 7, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 9, 1911;
E 263721; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
A LA LUNE; berceuse by Halfdan
Kjerulf, transcribed by Arthur
Hartmann; violin, piano acc. concert
transcription. [18246
oO Aue Ss. 1911; 2c. Aug. 24, 1911;
EH 265059; Carl Fischer, New York,
J aie GA
A MA FIANCEE; romance par N. De
Jong, pour violon et piano. [18247
GS gunei4 91911: 2 ¢. July 18,
1911; E 262040; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
A VENDETTA D’ 0’ PISCATORE; Versi e€
musica di Luigi Donadio;: canto e
mandolino. [18248
Cn Age ds. 1911: 2 ¢, Aug. 23,
1911; E 264224; Italian book ©co.,
New York, N. Y.
A VOS JEUX, MES AMES.
(C. L. A.)
ABSCHIED; ged. von Alfred Huggen-
berger, musik von G. Niedermann,
fiir m&nnerchor. Partitur. 4to.
[18249
© one 15,.1911; 2 ¢e. July 28,
1911; E 2638182; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
See Thomas
ACUSHLA, I’M LONGING FOR YOU; words
and music by M. P. Colbert. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18250
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 2638481; May P. Colbert, Salem,
Mass.
ADAGIO, AUS DER ARPEGGIONE.
Schubert (F. P.)
ADAGIO CANTABILE; de G. Tartini, arr.
par Cesare Barison; violon. (Mor-
ceaux classiques pour violon révus
et doigtés avec acc. de piano, no.
4890. ) [18251
©) July 24,' 1911-2 e Aug. 21,
1911; E 264126; G. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
See
ADAGIO DU CONCERTO; von Pietro Nar-
dini, arr. von Tivadar Nachéz; vio-
line und klavier. (Classical master-
pieces from 17th and 18th century,
no. 10.) [18252
@ Aus 18. 19tt- 2 e Auer 1s.
1911; E 264011; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
ADAGIO IN E; by W. Wolstenholme; -
organ. (Three sketches, no. 2.)
[18253
© Aug 719" 1981-2) ean.
1911; E 264231; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Boston, Mass.
ADAGIO UND ALLEGRO; von Pierre Ga-
yinies, ‘op. i, arr. von. Tivadar
Nachéz; violine und klavier. (Clas-
sical masterpieces from 17th and
18th century, no. 9.) [18254
© Aus 18? 19tl- 2 ’c. Aug. JS,
1911; E 264012; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
ADORATION; words by Charles Swain,
music by Oscar J. Fox; soprano or
tenor in D flat. [18255
© July 24 1919 2 ch July. 27,
1911; E 262243; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
ADVICE; words by R. C. Williams,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18256
© Aug» 15, 1911: 2 ¢ Aug: 24,
1911; E 265206; Randolph C. Wil-
liams, Soperton, Ga.
AERO (THE) GLIDE; by C. McCleary;
piano. [18257
© Aus is 19dier2 ef Augo15,
1911; E 262766; Clyde McCleary,
Stuart, Iowa.
AEROPLANE (THE); words by C. Ken-
nedy, music by George Kress. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[18258
© Aug 15, 1981372 ce Aug 15,
1911; E 262729; C. Kennedy, San
Francisco, Cal.
1063
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18259
AFTER SUNSET; words by Arthur Sy-
mons, music by Berthold Neuer;
high voice. [18259
©) July 3 191d 2c Aes deal One
E 262343; G. Schirmer, New York,
INGEY::
AFTER THE HONEYMOON; words Dy
Irving Berlin, music by Ted Snyder.
[18260
© Auge, 123, 491s 2c Atenk23;
1911; EH 262997; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
AFTERMATH ; words and music by T. V.
Cator. [18261
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1911; E 265402;
Thomas Vincent Cator, San Jose,
Cal.
AGAIN THE MORN OF GLADNESS; words
by John Hllerton, music by Peter C.
Lutkin. [18262
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
EK 262600; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Il.
AH, FORS’ E LUI CHE L’ANIMA. See
Verdi (G.)
ABH! NOM D’UN CHIEN; chanson scie,
paroles de Emile Rhein, musique de
A. Courquin. [182638
© Ages 10; 19s | 2 ce; Aes 14s Gah:
EH #263810; M™°® Courquin, Paris,
France.
AH! QUI VEUT DU BONHEUR; Chanson-
nette a refrain, paroles de A. Fou-
cher, musique de J. Vercolier. [18264
OpAe 102 19d? ey Antena.
1911; E 263870; Vercolier, Paris,
France.
‘AH VOYEZ-VOUS, QUE JE SUIS MALHEU-
REUSE (Liebesklage) ; deutsche tiber-
setzung et musique rééditée avee acc.
de piano, par O. Lessmann. (Vieilles
romances francaises du 18° siécle,
no. 5.) [18265
© June 27, 1911: 2 ¢ July 28,
1911; FE 263175; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
AIN’T YOU GLAD YOU’VE COME HOME,
Mary: wordsby Edgar Selden, music
by Kendis & Paley. [18266
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 c. Aug 4, 1911;
EH} 263691; Shapiro music pub. Co.,
New York, N: Y.
Arr. See Bach (J. S.)
pb. Ike mes. v. 6.
AIR (THE) CASTLE; words by O. A.
Buslett, music by P. Halvorsen.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[18267
© July 28, 191%; 2 ec auly 28,
1911; E 262545; Peder Halvorsen,
Northland, Wis.
AIR DE BALLET; by A. von Ahn Carse;
piano. [18268
© Aug. 14, 1911292) eo Ams. 14,
1911; E 268881; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd.. London, England.
AIR DE DANSE; par A. d’ Ambrosio, pour
orehestre. Partie de conducteur.
[18269
© Aug. 10,1911; 2c Aug. 14,1911;
E 263814; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
AIR DE L’OPERA MITRANE; attribué 3
Vabbé Francesco Rossi, traduction
francaise de M. de Rudder, annotée
par F. A. Gevaert, pour contralto
avec piano ace. (Répertoire fran-
cais de l’ancien chant classique, no.
421.) [18270
© Aug. 2, Wothe are ean 14.
1911; E 2638839; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
ATI. MANDOLINO; von August Nolck, op.
182; violine und klavier. (Zwei vor-
tragsstticke, no. 2.) [18271
© Auge 17) 19S ee Age) 17,
1911; EH 268985; N. Simrock, Berlin,
yermany.
ALBUM FOR THE YOUNG.
kowsky (P. I.)
ALBUMBLATTER (Feuillets d’album) ;
von Cornelius Gurlitt, op. 147, fiir
See Tschai-
klavier zu vier hinden. Heft 1, no.
1-6. [18272
©. July. 12, 1911-2 ¢€) June. 30,
1911; E 263627; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
—— —— Heft 2, no. 7-12. [18273
©. July~> 10, 190i ewer Ne.
1911; E 263628; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
ALL HAIL THE KING oF GLORY; words
by A. White, music by Arthur K.
White. [18274
© Aug. 16)> 190 Aes, Antes 7;
1911; E 262854; Alma White,
Bound Brook, N. J.
ALL THE WORDS THAT I GATHER; words
by William Butler Yeats, music by
Campbell-Tipton ; high voice in A.
[18275
©) sAug. 111; Oni 2 epee 12,
1911; E 262674; G. Schirmer, New
Works oN
1064
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9,1911
ALL THE WORLD HAS GONE TO SLEEP;
lyric and music by Luella Lock-
wood Moore. [18276
(Oneauey 2s 19k: 2 -e. Aug. 24,
Mid; BE 265043; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
ALL THE WORLD SEEMS HAPPY WHEN
YOU SMILE; words and music by
A. J. Wiley.
(opus 25-1911: 2. ¢c. Aug. 26,
1911; EH 265444; Arthur J. Wiley,
New York, N. Y.
ALLEGRO. See Paganini (N.)
ALLEGRO GIUSTO. See Paganini (N.)
ALLEGRO MILITAIRE; by W. Wolsten-
holme; organ. [18278
Owais 29. 1911> 2 .e, Aug. 23,
1911; E 264232; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEGRO RISOLUTO; by HE. H. Holling-
ham. (The organ loft book 77, no.
Dali): [18279
Cr sul de 19tt- 2 e,, July. 31,
1911; E 263272; Vincent music co.,
lid., London, England.
ALLEGRO RONDO; von Francesco Cha-
bran, arr. von Tivadar Nachéz; vio-
line und klavier. (Classical mas-
terpieces from 17th and 18th cen-
tury, no. 7.) [18280
© Aus) 18) 191; 2° ce Aug: 18,
1911; H 264013; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
ALLEGRO VIVACE IN G; by W. Wolsten-
holme; organ. (Three sketches,
no. 3.) [18281
ese TO) 191t-" 2 eo Aug. 28,
1911; BH 264233; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEMANDE IN G MINOR; by Jean Bap-
tiste Loeilly, transcribed by Georg
Eggeling; piano duet. [18282
Orne 19) 19M 2 co Aus: 25.
1911; E 264263; Arthur P.. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ALMA, WO WOHNST DU; marsch, musik
von Walter Kollo, arr. von H.
Worch; orchestra. [182838
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2-¢ Aug. 4, 1911;
E 268575; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
Ato’; duetto coloniale, versi di T. Fer-
razzano, musica di M. Luciani; can-
tc e mandolino. [18284
Onsuly AS, 10112 2 er July 25,
1911; EH 262208; Italian book co.,
New York, N. Y.
[18277 .
18294
ALY VAR Dig (Alles du, mein alles du) ;
ord af Niels Collet-Vogt, deutsch von
Max Bamberger, musik af Christian
SehiOis, Op. 2..n0._2. [18285
© Junie. 28,7 191t -2Qie-s Takis 28.
1911; E 268190; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
ALTDEUTSCHE TANZWEISE (Old German
dance) ; transcribed by Georg Hgge-
ling; piano. [18286
© FP Aner 19. 1992 Ge. Ane. -25,
1911; HE 264265; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ALTHEA, SISKIYOU’S WILD WOOD FLOWER;
words and music by N. Hearn.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18287
CO oNue: sta Von 2 ce, Anes wae
1911; E 265215; Nellie Hearn, Horn-
brook, Cal.
ALWAYS READY; mareh, by John Paul;
piano. [18288
Gr Joly 12. 19-2) ee duly. 2a:
1911 ; EK 262197; Charles H. Beichert,
New York, N. Y.
AM SPINNRAD (The spinning wheel) ;
von Krik Meyer-Helmund, op. 201,
fiir pianoforte. (Sechs character-
stiicke, no. 3.) [18289
© gune’ 10; 1911 2 e¢. July 2s:
1911; E 263166; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
AM SPINNROCKEN; von Carl Hirn, op.
3; klavier. (3 miniaturen, no. 1.)
[18290
© sie 1 Ot 82> Aes lr
1911; HE 268986; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
AMERICA BE TRUE; national anthem,
words by E. B. Russell, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18291
ey ues 128 191 2) ¢. Aus: 24
1911; E 265248; Ella B. Russell,
Everton, Mo.
AMERICA, GOD SAVE THE QUEEN; by J.
Levy, revised by Fredk. S. New-
combe; theme and yariations in B
Hata, Jo Ridno. Solo. 2.5 Piano and
cornet. (Select composition series
50) [18292, 182938
© July 28, 1911; 2c. each Aug. 24,
19115" E 265061, 265062; Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y.
AMERICA, THOU LAND OF LIBERTY;
words and music by A. W. Van
Dorston. [18294
©) july 19: t wOad aro et! STotly: 2a,
1911; E 268340; Alvin W. Van
Dorston, Chicago, Il.
1065
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18295
AMERICAN (THE) BOY FOR ME; words
and music by Sarah Wood. [18295
@© “Aue: 12, 1911 = 2. cc) Aus 24
1911; E 265178; Mrs. A. Wood, Mt.
Carmel, III.
AMERICAN IDEAL; march, by J. Price
Swift; band. 4to. [18296
© Aug: 7, 19115 2c. Aug. 14-1911
E 262717; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
Amoroso; par Christian Schafer, op.
12. no. 5: violon et =pianow. Gsix
morceaux de salon, no. 5.) [18297
© Ane 21, 19? ie anes.
1911; E 264287; Laudy & co., Lon-
don, England.
AMOUR (L’) S’EVEILLE; valse par J.
Danglas, pour orchestre, avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [18298
©rsjuly, 29; 191 2c July, Si.
1911; E 263352; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
AN DER QUELLE (At the source);
salonstiick von Emil Sdéchting, op.
124, fiir piano 2 ms. ~ (Aus der
sommerszeit, no. 6.) [18299
©igul ts. 19t-"2-e) Awe 21S
H) 263530; J. Schuberth & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
AN EINEN HERBSTWALD (To an autumn
forest); ged. von Wladimir von
Hartlieb, English words by John
Bernhoff, musik von Joseph Marx,
fiir mittlere singstimme. [18300
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263519; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna, Austria.
ANALYSE THEMATIQUE, RYTHMIQUE ET
METRIQUE, DES SYMPHONIES. See
Beethoven (L. van).
ANDANTE CANTABILE IN B FLAT; by
Cc. J. Grey; organ. [18301
© Aug. 2, 1911: 2 ¢. Aug.3; 1911;
E 262448; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ANDANTE CON MOTO; by Bruce Steane;
organ. (Short compositions for the
church service, book 2.) [183802
© Aug 1952191 2 2 ven Anes 21,
1911; EH 264175; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ANDANTE RELIGIOSO; by H. F. Fuller,
op. 8, no. 1; violin and piano.
[183803
Oy Aus, 10) A191 en Anes. 1.2;
1911; E 262685; H. F. Fuller, Chi-
cago, Ill.
pt. III, 0. s., v.6
ANGE QUI CHANTE. See Mendelssohn
(J. Le F.)
ANGEL KISSES; Serenade, by Harry J.
Lincoln; arr. for mandolin club of
five parts. [18304
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262495; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
ANGEL’S (THE) GREETING; reverie an-
gélique, by C. D. Blake, op. 110, rev.
by Pierre Duvernet (H. L. Hearty) ;
piano. [18305
© Apr. 1,. 191 Be Ageia 1914:
E 262850; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
ANGELS (THE) HAD COME; words by
J. FEF. Johnston, music by Ralph
Pinkney. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [183806
© July: :25;, 19192 ves ly” 25,
1911; E 262238; John F. Johnston,
St. Louis P. O., Canada.
ANGLERS’ (THE) SONG; words by John
Chalkhill, music by Charles Villiers
Stanford; four-part song for mixed
voices. Ato. [18307
©: July 29, 1914 :°26e) Saly Si,
1911; E 2638372; Year book press,
London, England.
See Grieg (EH. H.)
ANSIE (Anxiety); pezzo lirico, di
Felice Boghen, per pianoforte.
[18308
© May 18, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263552; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy. —
ANITRA’S DANCE.
ANSWER ME ONLY WITH THINE EYES;
words and music by A. C. Adams.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18809
© July-15;, 19143 “27 ex asuly 18,
1911; E 260986; Arthur C. Adams,
Wethersfield, Conn.
ANTIPHON; words by George Herbert,
music by R. Vaughan Williams. 1.
Mixed voices, 2. Alternative version
for solo voice. (Five mystical songs
nos. 5 and 5a.) [183810, 18311
© July 28, 1911; 2c. each July 31,
1911; E 2638305, 263306; Stainer &
Bell, Itd., London, England.
APACHEN-POLKA; aus der _ operette,
Hoheit amitisiert sich; musik von
Rudolph Nelson, fiir klavier 2 ms.
[18312
© Aug. (12; 19id 2 ea Ane 12)
1911; E 263785; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
1066
ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
18330
APRIL FOOL; words by William Dillon,
music by H. Von Tilzer. [18313
eres 29) 1911-2 ¢€.: July 29,
1911; EB 2623811; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
APRIL SHOWERS; by Lita Jarratt, op.
20; piano. (5 instructive pieces,
no. 2.) [18314
@ Aus, 271911: 2 c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262444; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ARABIAN KNIGHTS; intermezzo Arabe,
by Frank H. Grey; piano. [183815
(©) Ame. 24, 1911: 2 « Aug. 25,
1911; E 265408; Metropolitan music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
ARCADIA OVERTURE; by A. M. Laurens;
band. 4to. [18316
© Mar. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1911;
E 265356; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
ARCHER (J. STUART) Three pieces for
the organ; by J. Stuart Archer. 1.
Melody. 2. Minuet. 3. Solemn
march. [183817
Clune ntc. 1911-2 ¢ July 27,
1911; H 262284; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
ARDON GL’INCENSI. See Donizetti (G.)
ARE YOU COMING TO THE NORTHEAND,
Rosiz; words and music by D. Fox.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18318
Op duly Hay) 19102 ce. July 18,
1911; E 260977; Daisy Fox, Indian-
apolis, Ind.
AREN’T YOU COMING BACK TO NEW Ha-
VEN BOYS; words by Juliet Fortier,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18319
@ Fajuly 15, 1911-2 ¢| July 18,
1911; E 262011; Miss M. Fortier,
Pittsfield, Mass.
AREN’T YOU THE GIRL I MET, IN SWEET-
HEART TOWN; words by Clarence
Thompson, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18320
© eJuly15,.1911:-2 ¢« July 18,
1911; E 260984; C. R. Thompson,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ARIETTA; de Fr. Francoeur, arr. par
Cesare Barison; violon. (Mor-
ceaux classiques pour violon révus
et doigtés avec acc. de piano, no.
4885. ) [18321
© July 24, 1911; 2c. Aug. 21,1911;
E 264127; G. Schmidt & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
ARIZONA Mona; words by W. Burgett,
music by Wesley Hill. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [183822
@) Ace, 315 Fo, 2 oe Anis 15,
1911; E 262730; William Burgett,
Muncie, Ind.
ARKANSAS; words and music by M. B.
Brooks. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18323
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 24,
1911; E 265284; Mrs. M. B. Brooks,
Little Rock, Ark.
ARMS OF AMERICA; march, by Arthur
Pryor; piano. [18824
© Aug. 17, 1911; 2 e- Aung 24,
1911; E 265065; Carl Fischer, New
Monk: Naey
ART IS CALLING FOR ME; from the en-
chantress, lyric by Harry B. Smith,
music by Victor Herbert. [18325
©) Aue Za. 191t:" 2c Ane. 24.
1911; E 265044; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
ARTARMO COLLECTION; by K. L. King;
orchestra arrangement. [18326
©. Jane 18. "1911 = *2-e. “July” 3;
1911; E 2638332; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
AS HER FINGERS RUN OVER THE KEYS;
words by J. J. Fitzpatrick, music
by G. S. Carpenter. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18327
©! Aug; 127 191s) 2 es Aue. 24,
1911; E 265198; James J. Fitzpat-
rick, Fitchburg, Mass.
AS THE CHURCH BELLS TOLLED THE
EVENING HOURS AWAY; words by R.
Hersey, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18328
© ‘Aue. 1.91911 2e "Aus: 22 19tte
E 263417; Roy V. Hersey, Sacra-
mento, Cal.
ASCHIED; ged. aus Wilh. Lange-
wiesches, Im morgenlicht, musik von
Carlo Bosco, op. 35; fiir eine sing-
stimme mit pianoforte-begleitung.
[18329
© June 15, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 15,
1911; E 263935; C. M. Busch (pseud.
Carlo Bosco), Freiburg, Germany.
ASHES OF ROSES; words by Elaine
Goodale, music by Austin D. Wolfe;
male voices. S8vo. [183830
© Ame 145 Aoi: 2 es Aus 16;
1911; E 262798; C. W. Thompson &
eo., Boston, Mass.
1067
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18331
ASPERGES ME, [AND] O
HOSTIA, ETC.; by Hug. Walkiewicz,
op. 4, nos. 1-5. [18331
©; June “20, ° 191 2:2 -es June 22,
1911; E 262700; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
eago, Ill.
SALUTARIS
AT DAWN (Am morgen); by Nicolai
von Wilm, op. 242; piano. (6 melo-
dious compositions, no. 1.) MM TSSs32
© Aus 2 19s 2c) Aneta 191d! -
E 262445; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
AT LAST; waltz song, words and mu-
sic by Melodio, arr. by M. Deyo.
[18333
© Aue.* 15,> 191t "2 ce: Auge. 16,
1911; E 262789; Milo Deyo, Brook-
hyp INE) Ve
AT THE BROOK (Am bache); by Mar-
tha Ktintzel; piano. (4 composi-
tions for piano, no. 2.) [18334
(©) Anes Oe TOMA ex Awe 2:
1911; E 264152; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
AT THE FJORD (Am fjord) ; barcarolle,
by Trygve Torjussen, op. 3; piano.
(Norwegian suite, no. 3.) [18335
©: Ate? 2, 1914 22) es Ane Sanit
EK 262439; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
AT THE GRINDIN’ OF THE CANE; Louisi-
ana plantation paean, words by
Frank Stanton, music by C. W. Mur-
phy. [183836
© Aug. 4.1911); 2 ¢, Aue. 4) 1921;
EK 263614; Clarence Wainwright
‘Murphy, U. S.
AT THE OLD Four CORNERS SWEET-
HEART; words and music by B. P.
Larcom. Washington, H. Wirkus
Dugdale co. [183837
©) Anes a2) Oda 3k 2 er Ane 24.
1911; EH 265196; Benj. P. Larcom,
Beverly, Mass.
AT THE PICNIC (Tin zchen im grtinen) ;
by Nicolai von Wilm, op. 242; piano.
(6 melodious compositions, no. 3.)
[18338
OpAug 2; 19 tite Vr Ace 3 onl:
HE} 262446; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
AT THE SPINNING-WHEEL (Am spinn-
vad); by Franz Moritz; piano.
[18339
©pAus. 2o 19 ttn 2c Asien Oil
HE 262447; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
AY THE TEA PARTY; by Frederick A. }
Williams, “op! (i, 7 not ai plano
(Five miniatures for the piano, no.
Ais) {183840
© Augs 237 401L eer Aus. 22
1911; EK 262958; Willis music co., |
Cincinnati, Ohio.
AT TWILIGHT; idylle, by S. Gatty Sel-
lars; organ. [183841
© Aug. 19, 19 2 erAue. 218
1911; EH 264153; Arthur P. Schmidt, '¥
Boston, Mass.
AT TWILIGHT;
music by Willy Wagner.
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
© Aug. a2:
[18342
words by K. Matkin, |
Washing- jf
1911 2hex Ane, 245 |
1911; E 265245; Kate Matkin, Lau- |
renceburg, Tenn.
AU BORD D’UN RUISSEAU; sSérénade
champétre, by René de Boisdeffre, |
op. 52, revised and fingered by Gus- }
tay Saenger; violin and piano.
[183843
© July 13; ome
cr sully. 205 i
1911; E 262090; Cari Fischer, New |}
York: yNe 1
AU CABARET DES AMOURS; valse de Ro-
bert Vollstedt, op. 428, pour piano. |
[18544
©. Aug. 10, 19k 2en-Aug. 145 (0
1911; E 263825; Heugel et cie., Paris, |
France.
AU PAYS NATAL; par Max D’Ollone, ||
transcription par A. Pelliot; violon |
et piano. (Le ménétrier, poeme
pour violon et orchestre, no. 1.)
[18345
©. Aug, 31, ; 19ft aye Aus 21
1911; E 264149; Heugel & cie., Paris, :
France.
AUFSCHWUNG, AND TRAUMESWIRREN.
See Schumann (R. A.)
AuGcusta; barn dance, by W. A. Bar- |
[18346 |
©- Aug. -28,) Wold 2 ve: sept, oF
1911; E 265879; Cundy Bettoney
rington Sargent; band. 4to.
co., Boston, Mass.
AUTOMNE (L’); bacchanal from The |
seasons, by A. Glazounow, op. 67,
arr. by G. Gast; orchestra. (Galaxy
no. 43.) [18347
© July’ 28,? 19” 2 erly 29;
1911; EK 262323; G. Schirmer, New
York, NY
1068
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
AUTOUR DE LA CRECHE; petit oratorio,
texte d’aprés les livres saints, mu-
sique de Jean Hubert, pour un réci-
tant ténor des choeurs de femmes,
des choeurs d’homme, des choeurs
pour voix mixtes, avec acc. d’orgue,
piano, harpe, hautbois et violon solo.
[183848
© July 29, 1911; 2 e July 31,
1911; E 2683853; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
AUTUMN; by Frederick Gunster; low
voice. [18349
©) Aneto 1911: De. Aug. 11,
1911; E 262656; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
—— words and music by C. HE. Mantz,
Op, 2; no. 1. [18350
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263615; Caroline E. Mantz, Den-
ver, Colo.
AUTUMN LEAVES; overture, by A. W.
Kneff; orchestra. 4to. [18351
(Oxo 2 1911: 2 @¢ Aug. 23,
noah: Be 262985; B.-O: Marsh, De-
corah, Iowa.
AUTUMN (AN) LULLABY; trio, words
by Alice E: Allen, music by J. S.
Fearis; women’s voices. [18352
eae: 24 TOT: 2 Ee Aug: (26.
1911; E 265486; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
cazo, TI.
AUTUMN REVERIE (Herbstgefiihl) ; by
Nicolai von Wilm, op. 242; piano.
(6 melodious compositions, no. 2.)
[183853
©) Ages 2 aON = 2, Aue S, 1911 -
EK 262448; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
AVALANCHE (THE); words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Stanley Gordon;
no. 1 in B flat. [183854
oO) Ae 26.0 19Mt = 2. cl Ants” 28,
1911; EH 264294; Charles Sheard &
eco., London, England.
_ AVE MARIA; song, composed by M. J.
Sacvalho, jr. op. 1. [18355
Gm e July 18) 1981 > W). 263075 :
Manuel J. Carvalho, jr., Fall River,
Mass.
) =——-- music by A. H: Rosewig, op.
354; men’s voices. [18356
mculy 429-190?" 2 Ee" Duly 31,
1911; EK 263298; A. H.. Rosewig,
Philadelphia, Pa.
AvE Maria. See Bach (J. S.)
18365
AVIATION TOURNAMENT MARCH; by K.
Leaking, 4, Bands. 2. Orchestra.
[18357, 18358
© Jan. 18, 1911;.2 ¢. each July
ol, 1911; E 263333, 26383384; C. L.
Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
AVVENTURA A FISCHI; Strofette, versi
di Giovanni Capurro, musica dl
Francesco Sanna. [18359
©) July 18" 191 oe. duly 31,
1911; E 263378; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
AWOOING; words by J. H. Reddick,
music by Chas. J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18360
@PAue i, AI + oe Aus. 251917 ;
E 263418; Josephine H. Reddick,
Barney, Ga.
BABY DEAR, LISTEN; words by W. M.
Ellis, music by Ethel Cookson.
[18361
@ ‘Aug. 1, 191s 2.c¢ Aug; 14.9911 ;
E 262708; Walter M. Ellis, Hast-
ings, Nebr,
BABY, SAVE YOUR KISSES FOR ME;
words by Frank Tinney, music by
Fred Strasser. [18362
© Aue 5, 19d 2" cr Aug. 5, 19iL;
EH 262531; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub co., New York, N. Y.
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Air; de
J. S. Bach, arr. par Cesare Barison ;
violon. (Morceaux classiques pour
violon réyus et doigtés avec ace. de
piano, no. 4882.) [18363
© daly, 22) Onis 2. ¢:7 Age 2ir
19115. EH .264125 ;: -G. Schmidt, .& -co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
Ave Maria; mélodie religieuse,
adaptée au 2™° prélude en Ut mi-
neur par B Palmieri, pour une voix
avec piano. [18864
©; dune 19; 1914; 2 e.. Aug, 4;
1911; E 263629; B Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
—— Bass-arie, aus der Matthiius-Pas-
sion (Bass-aria from the Saint Mat-
thew-Passion) ; von J. S. Bach, mit
cello obligato, viola da gamba, mit
deutschem, franz6sischem und eng-
lischem text, und piano, mit anmer-
kungen herausgegeben V. C. Fuchs.
( Violoncello-werke, no. 1.) [183865
© Junec2i.: (Ott a+2 eo uly. 18;
1911; E 262048; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
1069
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18366
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN )—Contd.
Fantasie, G dur; von J. S. Bach,
arr. von Max Reger, fiir klavier zu
vier linden. obl. S8vo. (Ausge-
wihlte orgel-werke, ed. no. 8022.)
[18366
© June 3, 1911; 2c. July 18, 1911;
E 262045; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
It is enough (Ich habe genug) ;
cantata for The feast of the Puri-
fication, English version by J. Mi-
chael Diack, musie by J. S. Bach,
vocal score arr. by B. Todt; bass
voice with piano. (Bach’s works,
no. 82.) [18367
©) May 31; 1919-7 2@) July, 28,
1911; EH 263154; Breitkopf & Hir-
tel, New York, N. Y.
Passacaglia; von J.S. Bach, tiber-
tragen von Max Reger; C moll. fiir
klavier, vier hinden. (Edition
Schott, no. S-8027.) [18868
© June 20, 1911; 2 « July 18,
1911; E 268960; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
Prailudium & fuge, in A moll;
arr. von Max Reger, fiir klavier zu
vier hinden. obl. S8vo. (Ausge-
wihlte orgel-werke, ed. no. 8022.)
[18369
© June 38, 1911; 2c. July 18, 1911;
E 262053; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Récitatif et air extrait de la Can-
tate d’église, no. 3; traduction fran-
caise de G. Antheunis, musique de
J. S. Bach, annotée par F. A. Ge-
vaert, pour basse et piano. (Ré-
pertoire francaise de l’ancien chant
classique, no. 427.) [18370
OQwAigea. 2 Oil 02 ene Aen ae
1911; E 268840; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
Siciliano; aus der Sonate in Es
dur von J. S. Bach, gesetzt von
Michael von Zadora; ftir klavier.
[18371
© Aue. 16) 19lte 2 ie Ane al:
1911; E 263948; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
Toccata und fuge in D moll; von
J. S. Bach, arr. von Max Reger, ftir
klavier zu zwei hainden. (Ausge-
wihlte orgel-werke, ed. no. 1075.)
[18372
@©y May. 25, 1911s) 2 ee suily 18,
1911; E 262055; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
pt. III, n. s., v. 6 |
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN )—Contd.
in Hs; von J. Ss) Bach, arr
von Max Reger, fiir klavier zu vier
handen. obl. Svo. (Edition Schott,
no. 8024.) [18373
© June 28, 1911; 2 « June 30,
1911; E 268660; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Ye mortals extol the love of the
Father; cantata, no. 167, for the
feast of St. John the Baptist, Eng-
lish version by Morton Latham,
music by J. S. Bach, arr. by Be |
Todt. mixed voices.
4to. [18874
© May 31, 1911; 2 e« July 28,
1911; EH 263158; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
Vocal score;
BACHELOR’S (A) LOVE SONG; words and
music by Fred Morton. Philadel-
phia, M. D. Swisher. [18875
© Aug. 10, 1911-2 @ Aue, 113
1911; E 262657; Herbert Smith,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BacCHELOR’s (THE) WISDOM; words by
J. H. Reddick, music by Charles J.
W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18376
© Aug. 12). doi 2 erhug. 24:
1911; E 265310; Josephine H. Red- |
dick, Barney, Ga.
BACK AT DEAR OLD HOME SWEET HOME;
march-two step, by Fischer-Vanders-
loot, arr. by Harry J. Lincoln;
mandolin club of five parts. [18377
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262496; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
BACK TO MY NORTHERN HOME; words
and music by M. B. White. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[18878
© Aug. 15) 190 rae Aue. 15,
1911; E 2627438; Mary B. White,
Woodford, N. Y.
BAGATELLER; Smaa instruktive studier
af L. Birkedal-Barford,
piano.
© July 28, 1911: 20c2 Aug. 21)
1911; E 264112; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
op. 255
BAJADEREN-WALZER; nach motiven der
operette Die bajadere, ged.
Louis Taufstein, musik von Martin
Knopf. [18380
© Aug. 16, 1910) 2c Ane) 168 *|
1911; E 263941; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
1070
[18379 |
von :
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
18398
BAL MILITAIRE; valse, by Lady George
Loftus; piano. [18381
Opies 14.1911: 2 es Aug.5,
1911; E 268919; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
BALL BEIM MARCHENKONIG; by Erich
Wolfgang Korngold, op. 3, no. 5;
piano. [18382
© July 27, 1911; 2c. July 29,
1911; E 262325; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
BALTIMO’ FO’ ME; words by Alvin A.
Silberman, music by Mayme Eman-
uel, arr. by C. Edgar Rollman.
[183883
Grive, Ane. 16; 1911: H 262782:
A. A. Silberman and Mayme Eman-
uel, Baltimore, Md.
BaRCAROLA; di Hugenio Perrino, per
pianoforte. [183884
adie. 19dds-..2).¢..suly 31,
1911; EH 263379; Raffael Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
BaRCAROLE; by Isidore Troostwyk;
violin with piano ace. [18385
Gr ulyn22) 4911: 2 @ July: 24,
19 EH 2638370; -M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
BARCAROLE WALTz. See Offenbach (J.)
BarRNEY; words by Florence Gertrude
Attenborough, music by C. Whit-
aker Wilson. [18386
@rAne ib, a9 2 ee Aug. (17,
1911; H 263984; Collard Moutrie,
London, England.
BarRRY OF BALLYMORE; Selection from
the play, by Chauncey Olcott and
Wrest mall, “arr by "TC. Po and
Geo. J. Trinkaus; mandolin orches-
tra with piano acc. [18387
Qeidivenot 1911-2 ec. July 22,
1911; EH 262167; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
BASS ARIE, AUS DER MATTHAUS-PAS-
sion. See Bach (J. S.)
BaTTLE (THE) CALL; words by A.
White, music by Ray White. [18888
OrAug, 16,7 1911;.2 ec Aug. 17,
1911; E 262855; Alma White, Bound
Brook, N. J.
BE JOYFUL IN THE LORD; words and
music by T. D. Williams. [183889
© i duly 25) 1911: 2 e.. July -31,
1911; E 2638281; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
BE MY LOVE, MY LADY; words by Mark
Gordon Ingram, music by J. P. Lude-
buehl. [18390
Gi Aue Ue Agi 2 ienvrAus lady,
1911; E 262813; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BE OF GOOD CHEER; words from John
16, music by J. Eliot Trowbridge;
mixed voices. (Sacred octavo se-
ries no. 976.) [183891
©) Augss 24191t 2, Aue, 8.1901:
E 262449; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
BEAUTIFUL GARDEN; words and music
by EH. Sasse. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [18892
© Aug. 18,1919 2c. Aue. 24,
1911; EK 265154; Edward Sasse,
Henderson, Ky.
BEAUTIFUL PRAYERS OF CHILDHOOD; Sa-
ered song, words and music by W. H.
Jackson. Toronto, Canada, North
America music co. [18393
© Sept. 6; 19115; 2. ¢. Auge. 25,
(Oli Ky 265d: W.. EH Jackson,
Ganonoque, Canada.
BEAUTY (THE) OF THE FLOWERY DELL;
words and music by J. Coyle. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18394
© Aued,1911 +2 ¢ ‘Aug 2. Ort -
E 263479; John Coyle, Wanakena,
INE
BECAUSE OF YOU; words by A. HE.
Webster, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18895
©) Aug: 12) 191: 2) ex Aug: 24,
1911; E 265257; Allie Elliott Webs-
ter, Chatham, N. Y.
BECAUSE YOU TURNED ME DOWN; words
and music by J. F. Hager. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18896
© VAM Oia 2) Ghent) hone:
E 263480; Jos. F. Hager, Wellsburg,
W.Va.
BEER SONG; words by J. Howard, mu-
sic by Gussie Linder, arr. by HE.
Wilson. [18397
© le. Aug. 24, 1911; E 265028;
Joseph Howard, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BEES WAX; rag, by Harry J. Lincoln;
piano. [18898
©) Auge tO Oise 2 en Aue OL.
1911; E 2629380; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
1071
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18399
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG vAN) Analyse | BeLLE (LA) DAME SANS MERCI; bal- #}
thématique, rythmique et métrique
des symphonies de Beethoven; arr.
par Jules Combarieu [sur la] 2%
Symphonie, de L. Beethoven, fiir or-
chester-partitur. obl. 24mo.
[18399
PAO) nly ok, LON 2, ee Nee malas
1911; E 263891; Breitkopf & Hir-
tel, New York, N. Y.
—— Menuet; by L. van Beethoven, arr.
by Gustav Saenger; no. 2 in G; 4
violins, viola, alto viola, ‘2 eellos,
bass, organ and piano. (Knsemble
players’ library, no. 9.) [18400
© July 27, 191d ByeopwAnes 24,
1911; E.265086; Carl Fischer, New
WOK ENT ay
—— Thematische rhythmische und
metrische analyse, der symphonien
Beethovens; arr. von Jules Com-
barieu, [aus der] 1. Symphonie, fiir
orchester-partitur. obl. 24mo.
[18401
© Sully aA Agi 2e- Auge 15,
1911; E 263890; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New. York, N. Y.
BEGRABE DEINE TOTEN ; worte und musik
von Wilhelm Heinemann, op. 22, no.
2; mezzo-sop. oder bariton mit vio-
line und orgel, harmonium oder
klavier. [18402
@ July 1, 1911; 2-¢ Aug. 4 1911-
E 263561; Wm. A. Kaun music ¢o.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
BEHOLD THE STATE; words by B. F.
Clark, music by Holthaus music co.
[18403
© July 28190 "2c. duly. “28,
1911; E 263121; B. F. Clark, Mus-
kogee, Okla.
BEI DEN ZWERGEN (With the dwarfs) ;
von Amadeus Wandelt, op. 24, no.
11; piano. [18404
© sully tO. 2c, Aug. 4 Oital
E 263562; Wm. A. Kaun music ¢o.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
BEIM KRANZE WINDEN (Around the
may-pole); von Amadeus Wandelt,
op. 24, no. 138; piano. [18405
@© July 1, A9ld 22 °e Ate 419 ite:
EH 263563; Wm. A. Kaun music ©Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
BEL RAGGIO LUSINGHIER. See Rossini
(G. A.)
pt. 1, n-s:, v.6 Ml
|
}
i]
i
lade, words by John Keats, music 4
by Alvin S. Wiggers; high voice.
[18406 |
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262590; G. Schirmer, New York,
INSY:.
BELLE (LA) JAPONNAISE (Flirt); ja-
panische teehausstudie, von Ludwig
Siede, op. 14; piano. [18407
© May 18, 1911; 2°¢. Aug. 19, ¥
1911; E 264068; Paul Westphal,
Karlshorst, Germany.
BELLE (THE) oF Mexico (La belle
Mexicana) ; Mexican serenade, by J.
H. Barrett; piano. [18408
© July. .31; ob eee suly ote
1911; HE 268294; Joseph H. Barrett,
St. Paul, Minn.
BELLE (LA) TARENTINE; tarantelle par |
A. Scassola, pour orchestre avee
piano-conducteur. 4to. [18409
© Aug. 10,°1911 7 27e> Aus. S14
1911; E 263789; F. Salabert, Paris,
France.
BELLINI (VINCENZO) Casta diva; ca-
vatina from Norma, by Vincenzo
Bellini, English version by Henry G.
Chapman, ed. by Max Spicker; so-
prano. [18410
© July 26, 1911; 2 ¢ July 27, }
Schirmer, New |
1911; E 2622738; G.
York; (Ni we
—— Deh! con te, con te li prendi;
duet from Norma, by V.
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, ed. by Max Spicker; soprano.
[18411
© July ‘26; dot tee wuly ae
1911; E 262274; G. Schirmer, New
York, N22¥6
O bella, ti celo; polacca, from
I puritani, by V. Bellini, English
version by Henry G. Chapman, ed.
by Max. Spicker; soprano. [18412
©) July 26,719 e ees uly. Jie
1911; EK 262272; G. Schirmer, New
Yorks ING ve
BENEATH THE CROSS OF JESUS; words
and music by Carrie B. Adams.
: [18413
© July 25; 191 223 ves ely Sie
1911; E 2638282; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
BERCEUSE; by Ch. Dancla, op. 1381, re-
vised and edited by Gustav Saen-
ger; violin and piano. [18414
© June 21, Sts Fae uly. 20:
1911; E 262092; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
1072
Bellini, ©
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
BERCEUSE—Continued.
by Kk. Ockleston-Lippa, op. 24;
organ. [18415
fens. 24,1911: 2 ¢. Aug. 25,
1911; E 265375; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
—by Tom Sutton; piano. [18416
er Auge 4.1911; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1914:
E 262535; Enoch & sons, London,
England.
——hby Frances Terry, op. violin,
-piano ace. [18417
Ooane. 14. 1911: 2 «@ Aug. 24,
1911; E 265067; Carl Fischer, New
York, Nv ¥:
cradle song, by G. Delbriick, ed.
by J. W. Lerman; piano. [18418
er Anmee ai 1911- 2 ¢. Aug... 17,
1911; E 262814; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
fd
i;
|. par H. Rehbock; violon et piano.
[18419
GyAnus iA9il: 2c. Aug. .19,
1911; E 264009; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
von Paul Juon, op. 48, fiir klavier.
(Miniaturen, no. 2.) [18420
© June 14,1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EH 263535; Schlesinger’sche buch-
und musikhandlung (Rob. Lienau),
Berlin, Germany.
Brercreuse. See Chopin (F. F.)
BERCEUSE IN A MAJoR; by James H.
Rogers; organ. [18421
er imivada 1911-2 ¢ Aue. 1, 1911;
EK 262356; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
| BERGMANNS HEIMGANG; ged. von Carl
Pusch, musik von A. Fleischer, op.
40, no. 3, fiir mainnerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [18422
Mrmsime 25. 191k: 2 ¢ July 28,
1911; E 263211; C. FE. W. Siegel’s
musikalienhandlung (R. Linne-
man), Leipzig, Germany.
BERLINER REPUBLIKANER; ged. von
Theodor Fontano, musik von Bogu-
mil Zepler, op. 75. (Drei scherz-
lieder, no. 3.) [18423
©@) Aus. 17, 1911: 2) ce Aug. 17,
1911; EK .263987; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
BESCHEIDENE (DER) SCHAFER (The shy
lover); ged. von Chr. Weisse, Eng-
lish words by John Bernhoff, musik
yon Joseph Marx, ftir hohe frauen-
stimme. [18424
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2c. Aug. 2,1911 ;
E 263517; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna, Austria.
18433
Best (THE) OF FRIENDS MUST PART;
words and music by Geo. F. How-
ard. [18425
@©ri G July 25: oe he 26851o 3
Kittie Ross, New York, N. Y.
BreTHLEHEM. See Gounod (C. F.)
BETTER (THE) LAND; words by Gur-
don Robins, music by Geo. A. Sablin.
[18426
OQ. July 20," 191% 1. Puly 24,
1911; 1 ec. July 31, 1911; B 263366;
K. A. Hoffman, Cabery, II.
BETTER THAN GOLD; words by I. M.
Richardson, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18427
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 « Aug. 24
1911; E 265317; Ida M. Richardson,
Littles, Ind.
BEYOND; reverie transcription, by I.
Furman Mulliner; piano. [18428
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 ¢. July 31, 1911:
HB} 263310; United States music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
Big Pow wow; words by Edgar Sel-
den, music by Florence M. Pearce,
arr. by Eugene Platzmann. [18429
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 8, 1911:
E 262778; Maurice Shapiro, New
orks Ne’ ¥.
BILL GETS ALL THE KISSES; words and —
music by A. W. Woomer. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18430
Gmduly G5 91901 5.2% ce. duly,.4 8,
1911; E 260978; Albert W. Woomer,
Yeagertown, Pa.
BIN AM WEG GESTANDEN; ged. von B.
Tenhof, musik von Gustav Wohlge-
muth, op. 52, no. 1, ftir minnerchor
a cappella. Partitur. 4 to. [18481
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
EK 263711; Ernst Eulenburg, Leipzig,
Germany.
Birps (THE) BALL; caprice or schot-
tische, by R. M. Stults; piano.
[18432
© july 25, 19it 2 sully. 28;
1911; E 268130; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Bitte (Petition); ged. von Herm.
Hesse, English words by John Bern-
hoff, musik von Joseph Marx, ftir
mittlere stimme. [18433
© Nov. 1524910242 C Aue 2) 1911;
E 263515; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna, Austria.
1073
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18434
BizET (GEORGES) Carmen; Jlopéra
moderne, par Bizet, arr. par A.
Rosenauer, op. 88, no. 1; piano, a 6
mains. [18434
© July? 31, 191452). Ae a0;
1911; E 263769; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
—Cavatina (Micaela’s song) ; from
Carmen, by George Bizet, tran-
scribed by Gustav Saenger; violin
and piano. [18485
© July 11, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 2, 1911;
EK 262384; Carl Fischer, New York,
IN
Retour (Le); romance sans pa-
-roles, by G. Bizet, arr. by Ernest
Gillet; orchestra. (Galaxy no. 42.)
[18436
© July 28) 991d 2 er July, 29:
1911; E 262827; G. Schirmer, New
Worl iN.. Ye
BLARNEY OF KILLARNEY; from Round
the world, by Manuel Klein; hotel
orchestra. [18437
©PAwe 2301 Gill eres 4:
1911; E 265045; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
BLESS THE LorD, O MY SOUL; words
from Psalm 103, music by J. W. Ler-
man (Im the choir, vy. 12, no. 8:
Aug. 1911.) [18438
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
H 263582; Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
BLESSING (A) FROM THE BIBLE; words
from Numbers, music by W. F. Hat-
tersley. New York, J. Fischer &
bro. [18439
© Aus. 18, 1914» Qe 7 Auge 19;
1911; E 262890; W. F. Hattersley,
Newark, N. J.
BLIND MAN’S BUFF; from The siren,
lyric by Harry B. Smith, music by
Leo Fall. [18440
©) Awe! 16 191) 2 ve PAs 17,
1911; EK 268963; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
BLIND MAupD; words by W. Fish, music
- by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18441
@ Aug. )15,) 191 2c. Aug, (24;
1911; E 265219; William Fish, Bon-
ner, Mont.
BLOSSOMS OF LOVE; waltz, by H. Camp-
bell; piano. New York, F. B. Havi-
Jand pub. co. [18442
© jJuly, 25,) 19id (2 es Sully-725,
1911; H 262229; Herbert Campbell,
Cheltenham, Canada.
pt. 111, n.s.,v.6 |
BLUE (THE) AND THE GRAY; words by |
L. B. Peck, music by J. C. Eaton. |
New York, Old Dominion music ¢o. |
[18443
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 8, LOWY
H 262400; L. B. Peck, Elsinore, Cal. |
BLUE BIRD WALTZ; by Chas. Henlein; |
piano. [18444 |
©: Aug. 10) 191 2 rer Aue 149
1911; E 262706; Jos. Krolage music |
co., Cincinnati, O.
See Strauss (J.)
BLUTENREGEN (Blossom-showers) ; lied |
ohne worte von Emil Sdchting, op. |
124, fiir piano 2 ms. (Aus der som-
merszeit, no. 5.) [18445 |
© July 13, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 2,1911; |
EK 263529; J. Schuberth & co., Leip- |
zig, Germany.
Boat (A) BENEATH A SUNNY SKY;
finale of Alice in Wonderland, words
by Lewis Carroll, music by Lewis S.
Thompson; women’s voices. (Wom-
en’s voices octavo, no. 59, series 2.)
[18446
© Aug. 14, 19tie 2 ee Ane. 16)
1911; E 262797; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
Boat (A) sone; words and music by
Caroline . Mantz, op. 2, no. 4.
- [18447
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263616; Caroline E. Mantz, Den-
ver, Col.
BLUE DANUBE.
BOATING PARTY; mazurka, by Carl |
Wilhelm Kern, op. 186, no. 2; piano.
(Pleasures of youth, no. 2.) [18448 |
©. Aug: 26,7 1914-92 ses Ame 2a3
1911; E 262974; Brehm bros., Hrie,
Pa.
BOHEMIAN WALTZ; by Virgilyn War-
rington Nicholas; piano. [18449
© Aug. .16,-1911 2 ce Aus. 17;
1911; E 262812; M. D. Swisher,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bowtero; par Christian Schafer, op. 12,
no. 6; violon et piano. (Six mor-
ceaux de salon, no. 6.) [18450
© Aug. 2h) WOldi ie. Aue.) 2a;
1911; EH 264238; Laudy & co., Lon-
don, England.
BONSOIR MESSIEURS; chansonette, pa-
roles de Mazet et Chaffange, mu-
sigue de Ch. Pillon. [18451
© Aug. 10, 1911302 eoAue Ts:
1911; E 263835; Joubert, Paris,
France.
1074
BrauMs
——
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
18478
words and music by
Fred Morton. Philadelphia, M. D.
Swisher. [18452
@rAus 10, 1911; 2°ce: Aug. 1,
Pot. Ei 262658 : Herbert Smith,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BoocGigE MAN;
Boreas; northern idylle, from suite
characteristic, The four winds; by
Geo. J. Trinkaus, arr. by T. P. and
Geo. J. Trinkaus; mandolin orches-
tra. (Witmark ed., no. 785.)
[18453
@r Au. 24,.1911; 2 « Aug. 25,
1911; E 265885; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
BorRNEO RAG; an oriental pastime, by
Neil Moret; piano. [18454
@etulye26, 1911; 2 « July 26,
1911; E 263107; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
BoRTKIEWICZ (SERGE) Dix études
pour piano; par S. Bortkiewicz, op.
15, no. 1-10. [18455
ey June 2s, 1911; 2 c July 28,
1911; E 263195; D. Rahter, Leipzig,
Germany.
BouRREE; par E. Cuthbert Nunn, pour
piano. (Deux morceaux, no. 2.)
[18456
@* June 28;. 1911: 2 c, Aug. 4,
1911; E 263630; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Bower City MARCH; by J. S. Taylor;
band. 4to. [18457
© Mar. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1911;
E 265857; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
_ Bower (THE) OF LOVE; fairy interlude
for bells and chimes, by Karl Kaps;
piano. London, England, Star music
pub. co., ltd. [18458
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2c. July 28, 1911;
E 264094; J. Anderson, London, Eng-
land:
( JOHANNES ) Hungarian
dances; by Brahms, arr. by M. Mosz-
kowski; piano. No. 1 in G minor.
No. 2 in D minor. No. 3 in F ma-
jor. No. 4 in F minor. No. 5 in F
sharp minor. No. 6 in D flat major.
No. 7in A major. No. 8 in A minor.
No. 9 in E minor. No. 10 in EK ma-
jor. Book 1 and 2. (Augener’s ed.
5120 a & b.) [18459-18468
© July 28, 1911; 2 c. each Aug.
10, 1911; E 268748-2638752 ; Augener,
Itd., London, England.
BRAHMS (JOHANNES )—Continued.
In stiller nacht; ged. nach Fried-
rich Spee, komponist unbekannt,
musik nach der bearbeitung von
Joh. Brahms, tibertragen von Gus-
tay Wohlgemuth, fiir mi&nnerchor.
Partitur: 4to. [18469
© June 30, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EK 263487; J. Rieter-Biedermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
—— Trio; von J. Brahms, op. 8, neue
ausgabe, bearbeitung von Otto Leh-
mann; in H dur; fiir 2 klaviere.
[18470
©. Aue. 16).1911° 2. e, Aug. 16;
1911; EK 268944; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
BREAK, BREAK, BREAK; poem by Ten-
nyson, music by Frank Bibb. 1. In
F minor, medium voice. 2. In G
minor, high voice. [18471, 18472
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 c each Aug.
16, 1911; E 262791, 262792; Paul A.
Schmitt, Minneapolis, Minn.
BREATH (A) OF VIOLETS; words by E.
Dalzell, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18473
© <= Aug. 12, 1911 -"2 e Aug. 24,
1911; E 265249; Eleanor Dalzell,
Pottstown, Pa.
BREEZY (A) BALLAD; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by J. A. Tunbridge;
no; i in /C, andsno;2in. D:. [18474
©) “Aue? 14. 219s 2 es Aus. ~ 15,
1911; E 263920; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
BRIDGET; words by H. H. Muchmore,
musie by Orland Bryan. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [18475
© Aug. 5, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262555; Harry E. Muchmore, New
York, No ¥2
BRIEFWECHSEL; ged. von Detlev von
Liliencron, musik von Christian
Schiott, op. 3. [18476
© june 28, 1911. 2 e. july 28:
1911; E 263191; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
BRIGADIER GENERAL MARCH; by Helen
F. Wheelock, arr. by James Caruso;
piano. [18477
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1911; E 2654382;
Helen F.. Wheelock, New York, N. Y.
BRIGHTER (A) DAY IS COMING; words
and music by A. McDonnell. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18478
Qi sully als. tOtde 2 ex July 18;
1911; EH 262008; Arthur McDonnell,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1075
9562—11-———_2
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18479
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
BroaDway (THE) CAR; musical reci-
tation or song, words by Marion
Mills Miller. [18479
© Aues25, 1911; Oe) Ae 31.
1911; H 265644; Edgar S. Werner,
New York, N. Y.
BRODERSEN (Vieco) Capriccietto; par
V. SBrodersen. (Trois morceaux
pour piano, no. 3.) [18480
© duly 28, 19st 2 er Aue ie
1911; H 264114; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
Intermezzo; par V. Brodersen.
(Trois morceaux pour piano, no. 2.)
[18481
© duly (28; 1972 ce Aue i
1911; E 264115; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
BROKEN (A) WEB; words by Will H.
. Ogilvie, music by Kathleen Shaw-
Mayer; recitation with piano ace.
(Lawrence Campbell musical mono-
logues, no. 4.) [18482
© July 20, 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
H 262411; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don, England.
BRONTES ET STEROPES; march and two-
step, by L. M. Otteson. [18483
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1911; HE 265022;
Lou. M. Otteson, Minden, Nebr.
BROWNIES’ (THE) GOOD-NIGHT (Aben-
feier; by C. F. Hartung, op. 48; pi-
ano. (In dwarfland, no. 6.) [18484
@ Aug, 2; 191i'* 2) e) Auges3, 4914;
E 262450; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
BUDS AND BLOSSOMS; by W. F. Strong;
piano. Part 2, rev. ed. [18485
© July 24, 1911; 2c. Aug. 7, 1911;
EK 263673; W. F. Strong, Dixon, [Il.
BucGLE (THE) CALL; words by A.
White, music by Lillian Bridwell.
[18486
© Aug: 16, 1914 3) 2) ec. Anas a7,
1911; E 262856; Alma White, Bound
Brook, N. J.
Buncu (A) OF ROSES; words by A. B.
Paterson, music by Kathleen Shaw-
Mayer, recitation with piano acc.
(Lawrence Campbell’s musical mon-
ologues, no. 2.) [18487
© July 20, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 3, 1911;
EH 262412; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don, England.
BUNNY; H. Hngelmann;
piano. [18488
@) Aug. (26, (1911. 2.:¢.) Aug. 23,
1911; E 262975; Brehm bros., Erie,
Pa.
waltz, by
BURGLAR (THE) BOY; author of words
unknown, composed and adapted by
R. Binspahr. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [18489
© July 42), (ene etn y 8,
LS al, 260967 : Rudolph ppeanr,
Imperial, Nebr.
BUSTER Brown; march, by rraviets A.
Myers; band. [18490
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 11, 1911;
EK 262665; Fillmore brothers co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BUTTERFLIES ; by I. W. Russell; piano.
[18491
© Aug. 17, A9idl oe 7e Aue. 17,
1911; E 262815; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BUTTERFLY (THE) AND THE ROSE;
words by J. O. Lippincott, music by
O. H. Bilgram; high voice. [18492
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1911; E 262968;
Oscar H. Bilgram, and Jesse O. Lip-
pincott, Philadelphia, Pa.
By His stripes I AM HEALED; words
by Mrs. Frank Breck, music by D.
Ward Milam. [18493
© July 15, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 2,1911;
E 262405; Charlie D. Tillman, At-
lanta, Ga.
BY RUNNING WATERS; Caprice, by E. L.
Sanford; piano. [18494
© Aug. 7, 191%: 2c. Awe.-7; 1911:
EK 263679; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
BY THE FIRESIDE MOTHER’S WAITING;
words by T. A. Maguire, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H. Kir- |
[18495 |
kus Dugdale co.
© Aug. 12; 192 Verve 249
1911; E 265189; Thomas A. Ma-
guire, Stoneboro, Pa.
By THIS SIGN CONQUER; words and
music by O. B. Poulson. [18496
© July 25, Wits 2 re ule 26:
1911; E 263090; Omer B. Poulson,
New Millport, Pa.
CALL (THE); words by George Her-
bert, music by R. Vaughan Wil-
liams. (Five mystical songs no. 4.)
[18497 |
© July 28) oir 2 er auly sie
1911; EH 263304; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
CALL TO youTH; 1911 rally day serv-
ice, prepared by Mrs.
Abernethy Lamoreaux. 8vo.. [18498
© Fully 24; DOM eae cau ie
1911; A 294438; Board of Sunday
schools of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Chicago, Hl.
1076
Antoinette |
co”~>
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
18517
CALLING (THE) OF THE I. L. A.; words
by Chas. H. Dixon, music by J. A.
Parks. [18499
(Pauly 15, 1911: 2 c. July 27,
ait HP 262260; J. A. Parks co.,
York, Nebr.
CALLING TO-DAY; words and music by
A. White. [18500
Cn Anee sat. 1911- 2 ¢c, Aug. 17,
1911; E 262857; Alma White, Bound
Brook, N. J.
CAN IT BE YoU; words by Miss E.
Gumbleton, music by Robert Hark-
ness. [18501
@aulys, 1911;2 c. Ang: 4.1911;
E 263590; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CAN YOU ALWAYS LOVE ME SWEET-
HEART; words by G. H. Smith, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18502
© Aue. 18, 191%; 2 « Aug. 24,
1911; E 265118; Geo. H. Smith, Au-
burn, N. Y.
CANHANIBALMO RAG; by Arthur Pryor,
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; orchestra
with piano ace. 4to. (Carl Fischer
ed. no. 2008.) [18503
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262588; Carl Fischer, New York,
N.Y.
piano solo. [18504
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2¢ Aug. 24, 1911;
FE 265068; Carl Fischer, New York,
ae
CANOEING; novelty song, words by
Burnett Tower, music by Will T.
Pierson. [18505
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262596; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y. :
CANTABILE; par J. Jacques Haakman,
op. 27, pour violon et piano. (8
bagatelles, no. 1.) [18506
@ Aug 1, 1914: 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
EK 263715; Laudy & co., London,
England.
CANTERBURY BELLS; words by Florence
Willard, music by M. Payson.
2) [S507
© 1 « Mar. 20, 1911; BH 268572;
Mary Payson, San Diego, Cal.
CANTI NOTTURNI; versi di M. A. Man-
cini, musica di Alfredo Mazzucchi.
[18508
Gi suly 19,° 1011 3:2 e) July 31;
1911; E 263380; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
CANTO DEL MARE (Le chant de la
mer); paroles et musique de Albert
Larrieu, pour piano et chant avec
version pour duo, et violon ad lib.
[18509
© Aug. 10, 1911 +12 ‘es: Aue 14,
1911; E 263832; Louis Jacquot,
Paris, France.
CANTON AERO CLUB; march by K. L.
King; orchestra. 4to. [18510
© Mar. 9, 1911; 2c. Aug. 25, 1911;
E 265358; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
CANZONETTA; by K. Ockleston-Lippa,
op. 25; organ. [18511
© Aus. 24,°1911: 2c) Aug 25,
1911; E 265376; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
par Franz Drdla, op. 67, arr. par
H. Dessauer, pour viola et piano.
[18512
© Iuly-4.. 1911-2 ¢ Ane. 409d:
E 263631; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
CAPRICCIOSETTA; bozzetto musicale di
Alberto Montanari, per pianoforte.
[18513
© July 18, 1911: Be suty at,
1911; E 263381; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
Caprice. See Paganini (N.)
CAPRICE, no. 24, in A moll. See Paga-
nini (N.)
CARESSE DE PRINTEMPS; valse par F. P.
Porzio, pour piano. [18514
© May. 18, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2,1911;
E 263551; Carisch & Janichen, Mi-
lan, Italy.
CAREZZE; valse lente par A. d’Ambro-
Sio, pour orchestre ayec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. [18515
©, July 25; 1901 +2 ‘c, Aue’ 14,
1911; E 263809; A. Courmes, Nice,
France.
CARISSIMA; valse-lente, by Kenneth
Douglas, orchestrated by John An-
sell; piano acc. [18516
© Aug, 22) 191th 2 es Aue 723;
1911; E 264218; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
CARMELITA; words by Robert F. Roden,
music by Abner Greenberg. [18517
Aves 25 Odd 27 Ey Ane. 25.
1911; E 265383; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
LOFT
ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18518
CARMEN; fantaisie brillante, by Edu-
ard Holst; piano, revised edition.
[18518
© Aug. 45, 191t> Be! Auers12)
1911; E 262684; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
CARMEN. See Bizet (G.)
CARNATIONS; polka, by H. A. Vander
Cook; cornet solo, with piano acc.
[18519
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 18, 1911;
E 262878; H. A. Vander Cook, Chi-
eago, Ill.
CARNIVAL BINGO; march two-step, by
Chas. Cohen, arr. by Harry J. Lin-
coln; mandolin club of 5 parts.
[18520
© Aue4 oid - 2 CeAuicn 5. Oia «
E 262497; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
CARO NOME CHE IL MIO cor. See Verdi
(G.)
CasH; words by A. E. Hunt, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H. Kirk-
us Dugdale co. [18521
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265246; A. EH. Hunt, Rut-
land, Mass.
CASINO MARCH BRILLANTE; by C. D.
Blake, edited by Pierre Duvernet;
piano, four hands. [18522
© “July (27, 1911; 2 ¢. July 73,
1911; E 263296; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
Cast ON HIM THY CARE; words and
music by A. White. [18523
© Aue 16) 19tt Ziel mAuce 17,
1911; E 262858; Alma White, Bound
Brook, N. J.
CAST THY BURDEN UPON THE LORD;
words and music by Carrie B.
Adams. [18524-
© July 25; A910) 2 ey duly 3,
1911; E 263288; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Casta Diva. See Bellini (V.)
CASTELLANO; waltzes, by Henry Fant-
zen; piano. [18525
© July 26, 1911; 2c. July 26,
1911; E 263077; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
"CAUSE I’M DutcH, DutTcH, DUTCH;
lyric and music by L. A. Hazzard.
[18526
©l1e Aug. 24, 1911; E 265023;
Lynne A. Hazzard, Chicago, III.
pt. 111; Rs., v. 6
CAUSERIES MUSICALES; 6 petits mor-
ceaux par Mario Tarenghi, op. 55,
nos. 1-6; piano. [18527
© July 12,1991 --2 e@ Aue. 15;
1911; H 263900 ; Carisch & Jainichen,
Milan, Italy.
Cavatina. See Bizet (G.)
CAvE (THE); words by Elizabeth K.
Reynolds, music by Edwin Schnei-
der; high in F, and low in D.
[18528
© Aug. 25, 1911; 1 c each Aug.
23, 1911; 1 ce each Aug. 30, 1911; E
265010; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, Ill. .
CE sorR; chanson d’amour, poésie de
L. Garden, musique de G. Picquet,
pour chant et piano. [18529
© Aug. 10, 1911: 2%e ‘Aue. 14
1911; E 268855; G. Ondet, Paris,
France.
CELESTE; waltzes, by D. Rivola, arr.
by D. K. Miller; orchestra. 4to.
[18530
© Aue. 12-1911 So ee Aue 21:
1911; E 262944; W. A. Quincke &
co., Los Angeles, Cal.
CERVETTO (GrIacomMo) 2 sonaten in B
flat und C; von G. Cervetto, bear-
beitet von Carl Schroder, fiir vio-
loncell mit begleitung des piano-
forte. Heft 4. (Klassische violon-
cell-musik, serie 1, edition 2640d. )
[185381
© “May 27,, 19i es sully 13;
1911; E 262049; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CHAMBRE (LA) MAGIQUE; la voix de la
vierge Erigone, de Le martyre de
Saint Sébastien, paroles de Gabriele -
D’Annunzio, musique de Claude De-
bussy, pour soprano. (Morceaux ex-
traits, no. 2.) [18532
©. July 29, 190 2 ee July Sie
1911; H 263344; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
prélude, de Le martyre de Saint
Sébastien, musique de Claude De-
bussy, transcription par André Ca-
plet, pour piano 4 2 mains. (Mor-
ceaux extraits, no. 2.) [18533
© July 29, 192 en Sully. ois
1911; E 2633845; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
Ah
CHANSON (LA) DE L’AMOUR; poésie de ‘j4
Georges de Wissant, musique de
René Rabey. [18534
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 c. Aug: 14,
1911; E 2688388; Marcel Jumade,
Paris, France.
1078
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
18551
CHANSON (LA) DU cCa@UR; paroles de
Gaston Duthil, musique de J. Ver-
colier; pour piano et chant. [18535
io Aue 10, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 14,
1911; E 263871; Vercolier, Paris,
France.
CHANSON POUR JEAN; paroles et mu-
sique par Emile Chizat, pour chant
et piano; en Sol maj. sop. ou ténor,
et en Mi bémol, mezzo-sop. ou bar.
4to. (Chants de la Maison, 3° chan-
~ gon a bercer.) [18536
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 14,
1911; E 263806; Emile Chizat, Paris,
France.
CHANSON SANS MoTs (Song without
words) ; by Mentor Crosse, op. 16,
no. 4; piano. (12 little compositions
in a popular vein, no. 4.) [18537
@) Avge 25,71911;. 2 ¢. Aug. 25,
1911; E 265416; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CHANT DES BERGERS; par J. Sasso, op.
24, no. 1; nouvelle édition revue
par Vauteur. (Morceaux choisis
pour violon et piano, no. 97.)
[18538
ce) July 12, 191ts 2 ec. Aug. 19,
1911; EH 264058; Carisch & Jini-
chen, Milan, Italy.
CHAPPELL’S ARMY JOURNAL, NO. 376;
arr. by Dan Godfrey; military band.
Contents:—Suite from the Swar
lake; by Tchaikowsky.—Berceuse ;
by P. Lacome.—Mariette; by Sterny-
Courquin. [18539
© uly 18;° 1911: 2c. July 19,
1911; H 262181; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
CHARGE (THE) OF THE NIGHT BRIGADE;
words by Elphinstone Thorpe, music
by Wolseley Charles; recitation
with piano acc. (Musical mono-
logues, no. 63.) [18540
© Fully 28; 1911: 2c. July 28,
1911; E 263137; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don, England.
CHARM (THE) OF SPRING; words by
Alfred H. Hyatt, music by Robert
Coningsby Clarke. [18541
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 9, 1911;
EH} 2637381; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
CHASE (THE); by Frederick A. Wil-
liams, op. 77, no. 5; piano. (Five
miniatures for the piano, no. 5.)
[18542
©x Ae. 2351911 > 20. @, Aug. 22,
1911; E 262959; Willis music ¢o.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CHASSE (LA) (The hunt); by Mento.
Crosse, op. 16, no. 12; piano. (12
little compositions in a popular vein.
1102, EZ. ) [18543
© ‘Aug: 25,1. 1911 2 et Aven 125,
1911; E 265417; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CHAUTAUQUA MARCH; composed by A.
Albin Le Roy; piano. [18544
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911:
E 265692; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
CHEER UP, POLLY; written and com-
posed by William Hargreaves.
[18545
© Aug. 2, 1911-2 & Ang. 21914:
E 2638388; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
CHEERFULNESS; rondo, by Rudolf
Friml, op. 74, no. 1; piano. Aqua-
relles, no. 1.) [18546
©) Aus: 619,) 1911-412 -e..cAue. 21,
1911; EK 262907; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
CHEESE AND CRACKERS: new rag, by
Homer Denney; piano. [18547
©) July 21. -19tt: -2 vce: “Faly 24,
1911; E 263690; Jos. Krolage music
co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
CHEZ LES BOHEMIENS; par Max D’Ol-
lone; violon et piano. Le ménétrier,
poéme pour violon et orchestre,
NO. 2.) [18548
OA ug: 81.) Add ee Qe, Aue 21.
1911; E 264150; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
CHICAGO (THE) ASSOCIATION OF COM-
MERCE; march, by P. O. Goepfert;
piano. [18549
@©r Tully: 252 190th: 2 ee duly” 27,
1911; EH 262270; Paul O. Goepfert,
Chicago, Ill.
CHIFFON ; caprice, from My lady’s bou-
doir, by Luella Lockwood Moore,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus, orchestra.
[18550
© Ae. 234 Os es Atie:. 24.
1911; E 265046; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
CHILD-HOOD DAYS; words and music
by R. J. Nourse. [18551
© 1e. July 26, 1911; E 263098;
Rufus J. Nourse, North Middleboro,
Mass.
1079
a
‘7
y
.
Q
i
:
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18552
CHILD LOVE; medley waltz, by Joe
Cooper, arr. by Carl F. Williams;
orchestra and piano. 4to. [18552
©) Aue 22, 191d 22) Gc. Ae eee.
1911; E 265006; Jos. W. Stern &
Co. New: Yorks )N. 1X.
CHILD (THE) OF AIR; words by Robert
Louis Stevenson, music by Myra
Thornburg. Pittsburgh, Jackson
printing co. [185538
@uduly 22, 19005 25 eekly o26,
1911; E 2638104; Myra Thornburg
Evans, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CHILD sonecs; words by Mary Grant
O’Sheridan, music by Beatrice Mac-
gowan. [18554
©) rly 24; Ota ss De ex huliy = 26)
1911; E 263092; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, I,
CHILDREN COASTING; words by W. G. S.
de Carteret, music by Leonard Hart.
London, Weekes & co. [18555
© Fuly Ae F191 2 2 Ten duly, 20;
1911; E 262158; W. G. S. de Car-
teret, Nova Scotia, Canada.
CHILDREN OF THE KINGDOM; hymn and
and refrain, words by J. W. Baker
(Cardiff), musie by F. A. Challinor.
(Bayley & Ferguson’s festival music,
no. 69.) [18556
C) Jame d2 tot: 2 ¢, Aus 10s 190:
E 263762; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
CHILD’S DESIRE; E. R. Kroeger ;
piano. [18557
Oy Age Se? Oe) MD Mer eA
TOT) 262905>" Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
rag, by H. A. Fischler,
by
CHILI SAUCE;
arr. by Harry J. Lincoln; mandolin
club of 5 parts. [18558
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 5; 1911;
EK 262498; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
CHIMERI (Paoto). Petite suite; par
P. Chimeri, pour piano seul. Con-
tents :—1.—Valse. 2.—Gavotte. 3.—
Petit nocturne. 4.—Mazurka-caprice.
[18559
© May 18, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
FE 2638549; Carisch & Jainichen, Milan,
Italy.
words and music
by A. B. Lenz, arr. by A. Bernhardt
Raby. [18560
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1911; E 265381;
Arnold B. Lenz, New York, N. Y.
CHIMES IMMORTAL:
Dt. Trees. V. 6
CHINESE LOVE SONG; words and music
by M. N. Shover. [18561
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1911; E 262808;
Margaret N. Shover, Indianapolis,
Ind.
CHINESISCHE LIEDER; deutsche worte
von Hans Bethge, English words by
Klsa Schultz-Ebertz, musik von Hu-
bert Pataéky, op. 4. Heft 1. [18562
©. Aug: D7 mia Wes Ane. 17;
1911; E 263988; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
tiky, op. 4. Heft 2—Rache etc.
[185638
© Aug. 18,1914 +2). sAug.,. 18;
1911; E 264014; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
CHINGALEE; words by G. Rogers, musie
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
[18564 }
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EK 263477; Guy Rogers,
N. B., Canada.
CHorco (HL) DEL CAFETIN;
lirico en un acto, letra de los Sres.
Torres del Alamo y A. Asenjo,
musica del Mtro. Rafael Calleja;
vocal score.
©) Aug
1911 ;
drid, Spain.
CuHorr (THE) INVISIBLE; words by C.
O. Bland, music by Jean Blake.
New York,
28; IGE: Bea wA ue. 295
[18566
©. July 225) 1911 992 ve. July 22)
1911; E 262191; Clara Ophelia |
Bland, Macon, Ga.
CHoIR (THE) SANG, AMEN; words by |
J. F. Johnston, music by Charles J. |
W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus |
Dugdale co. [18567 |
©: Aug; 12, 1912 se, vane 245 |
1911; E 2652382; John F. Johnston, |
St. Louis, Canada.
CHOPIN (FREDERIC FRANCOIS) Ber-
eceuse; by Fr. Chopin, op. 57; piano.
(Chappell edition, no. 35.) [18568
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 9, 1911;
EK. 263730; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon: |
don, HMngland.
r
!
|
Liebeszauber (Czary); dichtung
von Stefan Witwicki, musik von Fr.
Chopin, herausgegeben von Kornelia
Parnas, fiir eine mittlere singstimme |
mit klavierbegleitung. [18569
© May : 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
BH) 263555; Breitkopf & Hiittel, New |
York, N. ys
1080
——komponiert von Hubert Pa- |
Moncton, |
sainete |
[18565 |
D 18959; Casa Dotesio, Ma- |
I. B. Haviland pub co. |
Cty
Cn
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
CHOPIN (FrReDERIC FRANCOIS )—Contd.
—Polonaise brillante; précédée
@un andante spianato, par F.
Chopin, op. 22, pour piano, mit be-
gleitung eines zweiten pianoforte,
herausgegeben von Ed. Merlke, fin-
gersatz, sowie revision der phrasie-
rung und vortragszeichen von Emil
Kronke. [18570
ie) uly 10; 1911; 2 ¢, July 26,1911;
BE 263091: Steingriber verlag, Leip-
zig, Germany.
2°™° sonate, si bémol mineur; de
Fr. Chopin, op. 35, analysées par
Georges Sporek, pour piano. [18571
© Ang, 10, 1911; 2) c. Aug. 14,
1911; E 263866; Georges Sporek,
Paris, France.
———5 "© Sonate, si mineur; de F.
Chopin, op. 58; annotée et expliquée
par Georges Sporek; piano. [18572
ivan, 10, 1911; 2 c. Aug,. 14,
1911; E 263867; Georges Sporek,
Paris, France.
CHRIST-CHILD (THE); Christmas can-
tata with readings from the Bible,
words from the hymnal, music by
Paul Bliss. [18573
@© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 26,
1911; E 265378; Willis music e€o.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CHRISTMAS SONG; by Edwin H. Le-
mare, op. 82; organ. [18574
© June 14, 1911; 2 ¢. July 18,
1911; E 262044; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CIAO, CIAO, CIAO; canzonetta popolare,
‘words by Arturo Matacea, music by
A. Bevilacqua; canto e mandolino.
[18575
oy Ane, 10, 1911;- 2-¢c. Aug. 15,
1911; HE 268911; A. Matacea, New
Work, IN: Y.
Creco DE AvILA; Spanish dance, by J.
W. Ritter; band. 4to. [18576
© July 26, 1911: 2c. July 31,
1911; E 263295; Jean M. Missud,
Salem, Mass.
CINDERELLA. See Massenet (J. E. F.)
Circus (THE) SHOW: words and music
by P. Barker. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18577
@, Aug. 1, 1911: 2.e; Aug: 2, 1911;
E 268478; Pierce Barker, Anaconda,
Mont.
18586
City (A) FAR AWAY; words and music
by A. White. [18578
© Ang 167 19Tt> 2 ee hae 17,
1911; E 262859; Alma White, Bound
Brook, Nid:
City (A) GIRL TO THE COUNTRY WENT;
words and music by EH. Mank.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18579
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 ¢c. Aug. 2,
1911; E 265141; Elden Mank, New-
burch, N.. ¥.
CLAIRS (LES) DE LUNE; two step, by
L. Diodet; orchestra with piano acc.
4to. [18580
() Aug: 16, 3911 »..2+,e. ;Agme: 17,
1911; E 263969; L. Digoude-Diodet,
Paris, France.
CLEO WALTZ; by J. S. Fearis; piano.
[18581
@ Aug: 23,7191 + .2 vc. Ave:.21,
1911; E 262949; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CLIMBERS (THE) ; rag, by Arthur Size-
more; piano. [18582
Oi Jule 2s 10th. 2 en cUilancels
1911; E 263267; Stark music print-
ing and pub. co., St. Louis, Mo.
CLIMBING ROSES; three step, by H. En-
gelmann; piano. [18583
Gp Aue tt. Ott: tee See cei
1911; E 262816; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CoEURS ET ROSES; mélodie, poésie de
Jean Liane, musique de Odette Var-
gues. {18584
e) Aue, 10,1911 so" 2 cc Aug. 14,
1911; E 268856; G. Ondet, Paris,
France.
Schauffler
CoLBURN (GEORGE) See
(Florence M.)
COLORED CAMP MEETING; words by T. J.
Christopher, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18585
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 124,
1911; E 265243; C. F. Christopher,
Benford, Tex.
COLUMBINE; polka, by H. A. Vander
Cook; cornet solo with piano acc.
[18586
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1911;
BH 262879; H. A. Vander Cook, Chi-
cago, Ill.
1081
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18587
COME AGAIN THROUGH LOVERS’ LANE;
written by Dan Lipton, music by
Hermann EH. Darewski jr. [18587
© We 24, 1911s ee. Aiea 25,
1911; FE 264258; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
CoME ALONG’ MA CHERIE; march and
two step, from the opera The red
rose, by Robert Hood Bowers, arr.
by J. Bodewalt Lampe; piano.
[18588
© Aug, 23, 1Olt: 2 ec. Aue. 24:
1911; E 265038; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
CoME AWAY DEATH (Viens 4 moi,
mort) ; from Shakespeare’s Twelfth
night, traduction francaise par Amé-
dée Boutarel, music by Jean Sibe-
lius, op. 60, no. 1; low voice and
piano acc. [18589
© June 10, 1911; 2 « July 28,
1911; E 2638148; Breitkopf & Har-
tel, New York, N. Y.
CoME BACK TO ME; words and music
by M. Oppenheim. [18590
© 1c Aug. 2, 1911; E 268484;
Milton Oppenheim, San Francisco,
Cal.
CoME BACK TO THE CROSSROADS; words
and music by J. HE. Jones. [18591
© Sully 26531914: 2) re) daly, 28;
1911; EH 263126; J. Edwin Jones,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CoME BACK VIRGINIA; lyric by Ballard
Macdonald, music by Robert Engel.
[18592
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
EK 262425; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York, N. Y.
COME BE A FAN WITH ME; Song, by T.
A. Doucet. (In the Chicago Record
Herald, June 25, 1911.) [185938
© June 25, 1911; 1 ec. Aug. 1. 1911;
EH 2623880; Theodore A. Doucet, Chi-
eago, Ill.
COME BE MY DAFFODILLY, DO; words by
M. FEF. Gipson, music by Norman
Holmes. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [18594
© duly 522, 191 sone Jrly 22,
fOtds oH) 262087 = | Me en Gipson,
Stamford, N. Y.
COME BE MY LOVELIGHT FLOWER; words
and music by A. Masters. [18595
© duly’ 28), 1910s! 2. ei gully 28,
1911; E 263122; Albert Masters,
Armstrong, Fla.
: pt. III, n. S., v. 6
COME IN AND CUT YOURSELF A PIECE OF
CAKE; written and composed by Alec. |
Kendal. [18596
ae Aug. 2, 1914; 2c: Aver 2 1911:
E 263401; B. Feldman & CO., Lon-
don, England.
COME, LOVE, COME; barearolle, music ae
O. M. Schoebel, op. 65; soprano and
tenor. [18597
© Aug. 14, 1911;-2 © Ane 14,
1911; EK 262689; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
COME NEATH THE CLEAR SUMMEB
SKIES; words and music by F. Mc-
Gowan. Washington, 'H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18598
© Auge a2) 19 Set Aue 24
1911; EH 265274; Francis McGowan,
New York, N. Y.
COME OUT, THE MOON SHINES BRIGHTLY }
words by M. H. Joice, music by Len
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18599
© Aug. 15) 19 = 2ey Aue 24
1911; E 265212; M. EH. Joice, Au-
burn, Wyo.
CoME, SOFT AND LOVELY EVENING;
music composed by Wilfrid Shaw;
mixed voices; piano ace. (Choral
album, no. 10038.) [18600
© Aug. 2,1911; 2c. Aug. 10, 1911;
E 263760; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
COME, TAKE A TRIP IN MY NEW MONO-
PLANE; words and music by P.
Marchant, arr. by Bugene Platz-
mann. [18601
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 12,
1911; EH 262776 : Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. a
CoME, WEARY TRAVELLERS; words by
Emma A. Lente, music by George A.
Burdett. [18602
© May 15, 1911; 2c Aug. 9, 1911;
E 2626138; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Ill].
COME WHERE THE LILLIES BLOOM TO-
NIGHT; ballad, lyric by Arthur J.
Lamb, music by Harry M. Rawl-
ston. [18603
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 19,
1911; H 262887; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
COMITIVA ALLEGRA; bozzetto musicale,
di Alberto Montanari, per pianoforte.
[18604
© July 19,1910: 2 ey sily 315
1911; E 263382; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
1082
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no. 9, 1911
CoMME ’A NU PIRO TU TE FAIE; Canzo-
netta comica, versi di T. Ferrazzano,
musica di A. Luciani; canto e man-
dolino. [18605
Or soly 18, 1911; 1 ce duly 20,
1914.5 1 ec. July 25, 1911; H 262210;
Italian book co., New York, N. Y.
CoMMIT THY WAY; words by Charles
W. Barnes, music by Harriet P.
Grove. [18606
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
- KE 262619; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicogo, Ill.
CoMMODORE JACK BaRRY; words by
J. P. Murphy, music by Charles J.
W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18607
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 ec: Aug. 24,
1911; E 265239; John P. Murphy,
Trenton, N. J.
COMPLETE (A) TABLE OF CHORDS IN ALL
THE MAJOR AND MINOR KEYS FOR THE
VIOLIN; by A. E. Harris, arr. by C.
Fischer. [18608
©. June 29. 1911: 2 ¢. July 20,
1911; E 262098; Carl Fischer, New
Vork, N.Y.
CoMPLEXITY; musical comedy, by F.
M. Schauffler and G. Colburn.
[18609
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1911; D 18962;
Florence M. Schauffler and George
Colburn, Highland Park, Ill.
Con EL ALMA; vals lento, por Abundio
Martinez, para piano. [18610
@ June 20; 1911: 2 c. July 28,
1911; EH 268187; Otto y Arzoz, Mex-
ico, Mex.
CONDEMNED IN PILATE’S JUDGMENT
HALL; words by A. White, music by
Arthur K. White. [18611
rAue, 16, 1911-2 ¢. Aug. 17,
1911; E 262860; Alma White, Bound
Brook, N. J.
Conestoca; Indian dance, by Adam
Giebel; piano. (Five characteristic
dances, no. 5.) [18612
© wAug. 17, 19115. 2\'e. Aug, 17,
1911; E 262817; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CONSOLATION; by Edwin H. Lemare,
op. 79, no. 2; organ. [18613
© June 30, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 268632; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Contes (LES) D’HOFFMANN. See Of-
fenbach (J.)
18623
Copa DE oRO (California poppy); by
T. V. Cator; piano. [18614
Ore Auge, 2h. 1911 Leet: :
Thomas Vincent Cator, San Jose,
Cal.
CoQuETTE; words and music by T. V.
Cator; high soprano or contra tenor.
[18615
© 1c: Aug. 25, 1911; E 265398;
Thomas Vincent Cator, San Jose,
Cal.
CoRONA MARCH; by Abbie A. Ford;
piano. [18616
©) Auge 2t.) 1991-42. eF Aur. 21)
1911; E 262990; Harold Rossiter
music ¢co., Chicago, Ill.
CORONELLA; valse, by Frederick Hop-
kins; piano. [18617
©) Ave, Te 1Gtie2) ee) “Aus. iT,
1911; E 263977; Charles Sheard &
co., London, England.
CoTTAGE (THE) BY THE INDIANA BLUE;
words by A. L. Meredith, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18618
Ge) "Aug. a2” 190" 2) “Aus. 24:
1911; E 265238; A. L. Meredith, Bos-
ton, Mass.
COTTAGE IN THE FAR OFF GOLDEN WEST;
words and music by A. Riddoch.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18619
© duly 15, 191) 2 ea duly 18:
1911; E 262006; Alex. Riddoch, New
Works: INNS
Count (THE) OF LUXEMBOURG; lancers
on melodies from the musical play,
composed by Franz Lehar, arr. by
Arthur Wood. 1. Orchestra. 4to.
2. Piano ace. 4to. (Chappell’s or-
chestral journal, no. 634.)
[18620, 18621
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. each Aug. 9,
1911; E 263732, 263733; Chappell
& co., ltd., London, Hngland.
selection, by Franz Lehar, arr. by
Dan Godfrey; military band. (Chap-
pell’s army journal, no. 377.) [18622
©) sAue, U7, 0 19ND? ex -Aue. 18;
1911; H 264027; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
piano aee. (Chappell’s or-
chestral selections, no. 99.) [18623
© July 31, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 1,1911;
EK 262381; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
1083
CATALOGUE
18624
OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. ItI, n. s., v. 6
Count (THE) oF LUXEMBOURG—Contd.
arr. by H. M. Higgs, orches-
tra. (Chappell’s orchestral selec-
tions, no. 99.) [18624
© July Oli: aie Ialyaeas:
1911; E 262038; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
COUNTRY LIFE—FARMING LIFE; from
The siren, by Leo Fall, arr. by Car]
EF. Williams; hotel orchestra. 4to.
[18625
©, Aue) A. .9ids 2) se.) sAte ake,
1911; E 262809; Jos. W. Stern & @o.,
New York, N. Y.
Cour (LA) DES Lys; prélude de Le
martyre de Saint Sébastien, mu-
sique de Claude Debussy, transcrip-
tion par André Caplet, pour piano 4
2 mains. (Morceaux extraits, no.
1.) [18626
©) duly 129, 291d einen, July, 331,
1911; E 263346; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
COURANTE IN G MINOR: by Jean Bap-
tiste Loeilly, transcribed by Georg
Heggeling; piano duet. [18627
©) Aug. w'9s 9 1901 2 cx Aue 25:
1911; E 264264; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
CourRTIER (THE) ; march and two step,
by G. E. Holmes; orchestra. [18628
@) sank WS; 101d “20ers ily,
1911; E 268335; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Cow BOY RAG;. words by Bobbie Heath,
music by Charlie O’Donnell. [18629
© duly 267 Wh 2 te? Iuly 126)
1911; E 268108: Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
COWBOY’S LOVE SONG: by E.
music by Len Fleming. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale eo. [18630
@) Awey 18) 19 2 ex Aue, 04.
1911; HE 265129; Edith Mallery, Colo-
rado Springs, Colo.
Mallery,
CRADLE SONG; by T. Haigh; in G; or-
gan. (Western organist, no. 21.)
[186381
©) PAug. Ox! W9id 72 es tAnie. 17;
1911; E 263975; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
—by Arthur Hartmann, violin, pi-
ano acc. [18632
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 24,1911;
EH 265069; Carl Fischer, New. York,
N. Y;
CREPUSCULE; valse mélancolique, par
C. Petzl; piano. [18633
© July’ 21j6 19m; 1B eh rae: 115,
1911; E 2638907; C. Petzl, Munich,
Germany.
CROSSING THE BAR; words by Alfred
Lord Tennyson, music by Kathleen
Shaw-Mayer; recitation with piano
ace. (Lawrence Campbell musical
monologues, no. 1.) [18634
© July 20, 1911; 2 « Aug. 3, 1911;
EL 262413; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don, England.
CROWN OF TRIUMPH; military march,
by Frank P. Atherton, op. 221; two
pianos, eight hands. [18635
© Aue. 7, tS enna, al 7
1911; E 262818; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CROWNING WITH SONG THE HOURS;
words by E. Teschemacher, music by
Henry E. Geehl. No.1 in C. No. 2
in E flat. No. 8 in F. [18636
© July 21; 1911; 2¢. each July
22, 1911; E 262194; Gould & co.,
London, England.
Crowns; hymn and chorus, words by
Chetwynd Hamilton, music by F. A.
Challinor. (Bayley & Ferguson’s
festival music, no. 65.) [18637
© Jan.) 12, 19tie ee Aug: 10;
1911; E. 263766; Bayley & Fergu-
son, Glasgow, Scotland.
Cry (THE) OF THE LITTLE BROTHERS ;
words by Ethelred Barry, music by
Elizabeth Marsh. 4to. [18638
© July 15, 192 ves aly 22.
1911; E 262176; Jeannie Laflin
Crane Couch, Dalton, Mass.
CUDDLE UP AND CALL ME DEARIE; words
and music by L. Sill. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18639
© Aug. 15, 1911> 2ee> Aug. 24;
1911; EH 265294; Lester Sill, Dixon
College, Il].
CUL-LUD BAND; words and music by |
J. B. Meehan. [18640
©°1 ‘ce. July 25, 19d HH 262216 ;
Jennie B. Meehan, Anisworth, Nebr.
CUPID’S BOAT; words by G. Logue,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18641
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 24,
1911; E 2651838; Grace Logue, Ne-
ponset, III.
1084
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
CUPID’S LULLABY; by Frederic Hmer-
son Farrar; piano. [18642
O@iaiysst, 1911; 2 @€: July 31,
1911; E 2638314; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CUPID’S WALTZ AND TWO STEP; words
and music by B. L. Deane. [18643
© it ¢ Aug. 14, 1911; EB 262715;
Bertha L. Deane, Taunton, Mass.
CUPID’S WEB; concert waltz song, words
/ Dy Jas. M. Reilly, music by H. W.
Petrie. [18644
Owe AT, 1911: 2 c. ‘Aug. 17,
1911; E 262819; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CuRSE (THE) OF A PRETTY FACE; quar-
tette, words and music by Will F.
Burke, arr. by Harry J Lincoln. 1.
Male voices. 2. Mixed voices.
[18645, 18646
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 c. each Aug.
21, 1911; E 262931, 262932; Vanders-
loot music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
CURTSEY TO THE MOON; words by Helen
Taylor, music by Liza Lehmann.
[18647
@emiye 2s 1911: 2c; July 25,
1911; HE 262217; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
CYMBELINE; words and music by H. A.
Klosson. [18648
Pee eNom. 19)t- 2 c. Aue, 24,
1911; E 265165; H. A. Klosson. Gor-
gona, Panama.
DADDY AIN’S IT SAD; words by H. B.
Chapman, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18649
© ation 2 19012 c Ano, 24,
LOuT?* Ei 965297 : Hortense B. Chap-
man, Newton, Miss.
DAFFODILS; march and two step, by
R. Hommel; piano. [18650
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262518; Robert Hommel, Freehold,
NY:
DAINTY FOOTFALLS; valse, by Adam
Giebel; piano. (Five characteristic
dances, no. 2.) [18651
Greedy, LOU +92) se), Ago. 17,
1911; E 262820; Theo. Presser €0.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DAISIES MIGHT TELL; words by G.
Moseley, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18652
iG) JAS. 18) MOAT = 72 ae BAe. 24,
1911; E 265121; Grace Moseley,
Glen Rose, Tex.
18661
DAISY WALTZES; by W. F. Meyer-Ei-
liott; piano. [18653
© \ July 21)" 19nd +12" e:* July 22,
1911; H 962192 : Willie Flynn ee
Blliott, Dallas, "Tex.
Dame (La) de pique. See Tschaikow-
sky “(P: 7.) [18654
DANCE OF THE DRAGON-FLIES; trio, Eng-
lish version by Frederick W. Ban-
croft, music by Carl Reinecke, arr.
by Frank Lynes; women’s voices.
(Octavo series, women’s voices, no.
505. ) [186543
© sulys2> Ot. 2 Go lyee
1911; EH 262235; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
DANCE OF THE SERVING MAIDS; by Har-
old Jenner; piano. [18655
Auge 4, 1915+ 2 (¢C., AUS 2d,
1911; E 2638921; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, Eng-
land.
DANCE YE FAIRIES; words by Florence
Willard, music by M. Payson.
[18656
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1911; E 268571;
Mary Payson, San Diego, Cal.
DANCING IN THE MEADOWS; by Alfred
Kaiser; piano. [18657
© ily 27, 290its. Dee. daly 2:
1911: E 262308; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London, England.
DANCING PEASANTS; mazurka, by Paul
Zilcher, ed. by S. L. Herrmann;
piano. [18658
©p dues IG nee em Auge eT,
1911; E 262821; Theo. Presser €o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DANSE DES GNOMES; ronde fantastique
par E. Lévéque, op. 47, pour violon
seul. (Six étude-caprices, no. 4.)
[18659
© July 29) (9 2 ve. July) ol;
1911; E 263359; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
DANSE GITANE; tirée de la Serrana,
paroles et musique de A. Soler;
chant et piano. [18660
© Aus 3, 191i: 2 ce, Aue. 19) 1O1n:
E 264091; Alberto Soler, Paris,
France.
DANSE PoLONAISE (Polish dance) ; by
Mentor Crosse, op. 16, no. 11; piano.
(12 little compositions in a popular
vein, no. 11.) [18661
© Auge. 25.) HOt 22 ye: Aue. 25,
1911; E 265418; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
1085
Eo Oe ee eS eee
|
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18662
DANTE AND BEATRICE; poem, for or-
chestra, composed by Granville Ban-
tock. 1. Arr. for piano. 2. For full
orchestra score. —[18662, 18663
©.May 26, 1911; 2 ¢ each July
28, 1911; E 268149, 263150; Breit-
kopf & Hartel, New York, N. Y..
DANZE PIEMONTESI; sopra temi popo-
lari, von Leone Sinigaglia, op. 31,
no. 2, bearb. von M. Wohlnann, ftir
militirmusik. Stimmen. [18664
© June 7, 19lip 2G Aue,
1911; E 263898; Breitkopf & Hiar-
tel, New York, N. Y.
DARLING NELL, I’LL COME BACK TO YOU;
words by H. J. McGee, music by
Sharles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18665
@ Aug. 18 1911- 2ve Aue, 24
1911; E 265109; Edward J. McGee,
Perth Amboy, N. J.
DAT YALLAH GAL OB MINE; words and
music by A. Collins. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18666
OPAng.1 12 191 ey Aue 24:
1911; E 265244; Augusta Collins,
San Francisco, Cal.
DAVIDSBUNDLER (DIE) See Schumann
(R. A.)
DAVY JONES AND HIS MONOPLANE;
words and music by George Fair-
man. [18667
© Aug. 15, 1911;. 2 « Aug 23:
1911; EH 265000; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Dawn; trio, English version, by Alice
Mattullath, music by Oscar Straus,
op. 151, arr. by Frank Lynes; wom-
en’s voices. (Octavo series, wom-
en’s voices, no. 511.) [18668
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 21,
1911; EH 262906; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
high voice and medium
voice. [18669
© Aug: 23. 191d 2 ch Ne. ee:
1911; E 264267; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
DAY DREAM WALTZ; by F. W. Deane;
piano. New York, Jerome H. Rem-
ick & CO. [18670
© July 25, 1911; 2 e July 27,
1911; E 262268; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
pt. 111, n. s., v.6
Day (THE) IS GENTLY SINKING TO A
CLOSE; words by C. Wordsworth,
music by W. Franke-Harling. (Oc-
tavo series (mixed voices sacred)
no. 974.) [18671
© Aug. 2, 1911: 2 @ Aue, Se1917 -
EH 262451; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
DAYBREAK; by Lita Jarratt, op. 20;
piano. (5 instructive pieces, no. 1.)
| [18672
© Aug. 2, 1911;°2 ¢ Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262452; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton. Mass.
DAYS OF CHILDHOOD; words and music
by Mrs. Willie Ranson Emmett.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18673
© Aug: "12,1911: Zee Aug 24:
1911; EH 265142; Mrs. T. A. Emmett,
Cleburne, Tex.
DAYS OF YESTER YEAR; words by M. A.
Wass, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18674
©- July: 15, Wie ee tly, 1383
1911; E 260997; Mary A. Wass,
Grundy Center, Ia.
Days (THE) TO NEVER BE; words by C.
Ledbetter, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18675
© Aug 12, Ot es Aue. 24,
1911; E 265268; Clay Ledbetter,
Speegleville, Tex.
DE FLAG ER DE COON AND YoU; by J. T.
Thomas, arr. by Edwin Phelps.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[18676
© .July 22, d904o 2 te. duly. 122:
1911; E 262189; Joe. T. Thomas,
Birmingham, Ala.
DEAR OLD HOME OF CHILDHOOD; words
by Ed. Walsh, music by T. Taylor.
[18677
© July 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 238, 1911;
E 265001; Tell Taylor, Chicago, I11.
DEAR OLD IRELAND; words by Kelley
and Shields, music by Joe Riley, arr.
by Will Savin. [18678
©1e. July 31, 1911; E 268277;
Kelley, Riley & Shields, Bingham-
ton, N. Y. ?
DEAR OLD KEANSBURG; words and
music by James B. Carson. [18679
© ‘Aug. 12, 191d (2 elt Aue. 12:
1911; HE 262687; Carson pub. Co.,
Keansburg, N. J.
1086
D)
_ DEAR OLD MOTHER;
| DECEIVED ;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
18696
words by Mrs.
Harry Williams, music by Louis
Panella. [18680
or Ans, 12; 1911; 2 @ Aug. 11,
1911; E 262768; Panella & Murray,
music pub. co., Pittsburg, Pa.
DEAR OLD RESERVE; words by W. H.
Alburn, arr. from Thuringian folk
song and harmonized by E. J. Smith.
[18681
© May 1, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 14, 1911;
E 262719; Western reserve univ.,
Cleveland, O.
DEAR ONLY TO YOU: words and music
by M. A. Donalies. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18682
@eamly 12, 1911-2 ¢. July 18,
1911; E 260972; Max. Donalies,
Pittsburg, Pa.
DEAREST MY HEART PANTS FOR YOU;
words by lL. Roberts, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. [18683
OC riwl~eta., 1911: 2 ¢.. July 18,
1911; E 260981; R. L. Roberts, EH.
Braintree, Mass.
DEARY, DEARY; words by Alvin A. Sil-
berman, music by Mayme Hmanuel,
arr. by C. Edgar Rollman. [18684
pomaece Age 16. 1911° HE 262783;
Alvin Austin Silberman, and Mayme
Emanuel, Baltimore, Md.
Death of Ase. See Grieg (E. H.)
DEBUTANTE (LA) ; valse lente, by Fred-
erick Hopkins; piano. [18685
© July 31, 1911; 2c. Aug. 1, 1911;
E 2623840; Charles Sheard & co.,
London, England.
words and music by L.
Sloan. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18686
@y Aue 1S, 1911: 2c Aug. 24,
1911; E 265102; Lee Sloan, Newark,
INC de
| DECEPTION; valse lente, paroles de
Emile Rhein, musique de A. Cour-
quin. [18687
@OrAue, 10,1911» 2° Gs Aug. 14,
Tome 2655-1 >) Me: 7 Courguin,
Paris, France.
DEDICATION (Widmung); by Trygve
Torjussen, op. 38; piano. ( Nor-
wegian suite, no. 1.) [18688
@ Aug. 2, 1911: 2 ¢,.Aug.).3; 1911:
E 262487; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
DEEP IN MY HEART; words and music
by Charles B. Blount. [18689
© Suly” 267° 19122" July’ 27,
4911; EH 262293; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
DEH! coN TE, CON TE LI PENDI. See
Bellini (V.)
See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
DEPART (LE); par Théodore Lack, op.
191, transcription par Léon Lemoine,
pour piano a 4 mains. (Scénes en-
fantines, nouvelle série, no. 1.)
[18690
@) Aner s10; C1911! 2) cous; 14,
1911; E 263843; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
DERELICT (THE); words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Stanley Gordon;
no: 2) in. D: [18691
©) Aug:;.(26;'1911'* "2 @ Aug 28:
1911; E 264295; Charles Sheard &
co., London, England.
DEJANIRE.
DESERT FLOWER (Haideblitimchen) : by
Leo Oehmler, op. 177; piano solo.
[18692
© Ate: T14s 1911 = De: Aus 24.
1911; E 265071; Carl Fischer, New
Mork. Naas
DESERTEUR (DER); ged. von F. Bru-
nold, musik von Josef Werth; min-
nerchor; partitur und _ = stimmen.
(Sammlung miannerchore, serie 1,
no. 5.) [18693
@©i July 2. A9ltis 2c. Arie Ft:
1911; E 264187; J. A. Werth, Bonn,
Germany.
Desir; par Christian Schafer, op. 12,
no. 8; violon et piano. (Six mor-
ceaux de salon, no. 8.) [18694
©) (Aues 21 tO 24 el Aug ae:
1911; EH 264239; Laudy & co., Lon-
don, England.
DET ER SOMMERKVAELD (Sommer-
nacht); ord af Niels Collet-Vogt,
deutsch von Max Bamberger, musik
af Christian Schiott, op. 2. no. 1.
[18695
©) June’ 28.1910; Beh Inky 28)
1911; E 263192; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
DEUTSCHE TREUE; ged. von Friedrich
Winkel, musik von Richard Arnold,
op. 88, no. 6, fiir m&nnerchor. Par-
titur und stimmen. 4to. [18696
©) June 17.) 191155" 2c July 28;
1911; E 263180; Karl Hochstein,
Heidelberg, Germany.
1087
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. It's. v. 6
DEUTSCHER TANZ (German dance) ; by
Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf, arr. by
sustav Saenger; four violins, viola,
alto viola, two cellos, bass, organ and
piano. (Ensemble players library
no. 8.) [18697
@y July (27, A901» 2 ter Aue. 9240
1911; EH 265072; Carl Fischer, New
VOEK, (NaN:
DEUXIEME CHANT SANS PAROLES. See
Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
DEVOTION; by Max Regnier; piano.
Hneglish fingering. [18698
©) Aves 419i 2 ec Auerai(. Aoi:
_ EB 2638972; Warren & Phillips, Lon-
‘don, England.
Dieux (LES) DANS L’OMBRE DES CaA-
VERNES; par Albert Roussel, op. 15;
two pianos, four hands. (Evoca-
tions pour orchestra, no. 1.) [18699
© AueSib, 191m emer Aue. 24,
1911; E 2641438; Durand & cie.,,
Paris, France.
Dim OND DECHREU; words by Alsa,
music by D. Walters. [18700
@ 1c, Aug.) 25) 190d hy 264256:
David Walters, Plymouth, Pa.
DINNER; quintet, from The red widow,
lyric by Channing Pollack, and Ren
Wolf, music by Chas. J. Gebest.
[18701
@ Aug. 16, 1911: 2 c Aug. 17,
1911; EH 2628386; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
DIRT, DIRT, DIRT; words and music by
S. Small. [18702
© 1c Aug. 4, 1911; HB 263604;
Solomon Small, Brookiyn, N. Y.
DIVERTIMENTO, IN 4 SATZEN; von Bern-
hard Sekles, op. 20, fiir 2 violinen,
viola und violoncello. Partitur und
stimmen. 118703
©) July.6, 1911; 2 e, Aug. 2, 1941 ;
E 263559; Johann André, Offenbach
. a. Main, Germany.
DIVINE (THE) PRAISES; chant, by Ja-
cob H. Schloeder. [18704
© Aug. 16; 191-42 ¢ ) Anes 47,
1911; E 262858; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York, N. Y.
— set to musie by S. S. Hurlbut, ed.
by George Herberts Wells. [18705
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2°.¢ Aug. 25,
1911; E 265396; Sidney S. Hurlbut,
Hagerstown, Md.
DIXIE DIMPLES; two-step by Frank
Loewenstein; piano. {18706
© Aug. 5, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1911;
EH 2638624; Will Rossiter, Chicago,
Til.
Do DREAMS COME TRUE; words and
music by R. P. Sheldon. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18707
© Aug. 18 1914 29@) Aug. 24,
1911; E 265189; R. P. Sheldon, Riv-
erside, Cal.
Do NOT WEEP; words by I. Culliton,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18708
© Aug. 22, 191i: 22 Ver Aue: 24,
1911; E 265286; Ida Culliton, Park
Falls, Wis.
Do YoU KNOW WHERE YOU’LL STAND;
words by N. A. MecAulay, music by
Samuel W. Beazley. [18709
© July 15, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 2,1911;
E 262408; Charlie D. Tillman, At-
lanta, Ga.
Dorine (C. H.) Sechs leichte kla-
vier-etiiden; von C. H. Doring, op.
312. (WHdition Schuberth, no. 7745.)
[18710
“©. July 3s) Wide 2 eh Ais, 15;
1911; E 263909; J. Schuberth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
DoES ANYBODY WANT TO TAKE CHAR-
LIE’S PLACE; words by Andrew B.
Sterling, music by H. Von Tilzer.
[18711 |
© July 29, 191d sled uly 29;
1911; E 262312; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
DOLCE FAR NIENTE: deutsche nachdich-
tung von Alfr. Jul. Boruttau, Eng-
lish version by Rosa Newmarch, mu-
sik von Jean Sibelius, op. 61; revi-
diert von Wilh. Dugge. (Acht lie-
der, no. 6.) [18712
© May 11, 1911; 2c Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263509; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
YOK IN Ne
Dotty Drew; written by Leonard
Cooke, composed by Henry E. Pet-
her; in D. [18713
© Aus. 1) 190 ie Ae ota
E 262341; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
DOLORES; waltz, by EH. Waldteufel, arr.
by L. P. Laurendeau; full band. 4to.
[18714
© June 21, 191 2 exauly | 20:
1911; E 262095; Carl Fischer, New
Worle ANG We
1088
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
18733
DonizETTI (GAETANO) Ardon gl’ in-
censi; scene and aria of Lucia, from
Lucia di Lammermoor, by Gaetano
Donizetti, English version by Henry
G. Chapman, ed. by Max Spicker ;
soprano. [18715
Ore iuly 26,°1911; 2 & July 27%,
1911; E 262271; G. Schirmer, New
wotlk. N.Y.
— Sextet from Lucia di Lammer-
moor; by Donizetti, arr. by Edwin
. Franko Goldman. 1. Cornet solo
with piano acc. 2. Baritone solo
with piano acc. [18716, 18717
© June 21, 1911; 2 c. each July
Beemoide hy 262152, 262133; Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y.
DON’T CRY DARLING; words and music
by A. M. Atiinson. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18718
sue), 1911-2 ce. Aug. 2, 1911:
E 263474; Annie M. Atkinson, Water-
bury, Conn.
DoN’T GET CAUGHT; words and music
by G. Cryderman. [18719
©1c. Aug. 25, 1911; E 2653880;
Geo. Cryderman, Spokane Bridge,
Wash.
Don’t ’PANK; words by E. Hess, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. [18720
© Awe. 05, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265297; Elizabeth Hess,
Morrill, Nebr.
DON’T SAY GOOD-BYE, ONLY SAY GOOD-
NIGHT; written and composed by -
William Hargreaves. [18721
rauge2, A9Tt: 2c Ang..2, 1911:
E 263400; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
Don’T TEASE; medley march and two
step, by Leo Bennet, arr. by Carl F.
Williams; orchestra and piano. 4to.
[18722
©) Aus, 22) 1911: 2 *e Anis. 23,
1911; EK 265007; Jos. W. Stern & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
DoN’T YOU THINK THAT I AM THAT
WAY TOO; words and music by C.
Wood. : [18723
©@ii- ce, July 2. 1911. BH 262248;
Chester Wood, New York, N. Y.
_ DorFrEIcGeN (Village dance); von
Amadeus Wandelt, op. 24, no. 12;
piano. [18724
© July i, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263564; Wm. A. Kaun music Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
DoROTHY DEAR; words and music by
N. Railsback. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [18725
@ Aug, 25,.1911+ 2° 'e Aus. 45,
1911; E 262748; Nannie Railsback,
Gate City, Wash.
Dos (LAS) RBEGINAS; zarzuala en un
acto letra de D. Sinesio Delgado,
musica de los maestros Calleja y
Barrera; vocal score. [18726
©. Aus. 17,1910; 2. c. Aug. 1S,
1911; D 18955; Casa Dotesio, Ma-
drid, Spain.
Dove sono. See Mozart (W. A.)
DoWN BY THE LILAC BUSH; words by
Tillie Thomas, music by Jack Bur-
nett. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18727
@iAner a2) 1S: "Sie, Aust oe
1911; E 265187; Mrs. A. J. Thomas,
Taft, Cal.
DowN IN ’BAM; words and music by
Aer Pare. [18728
©) July 2801914 = 2 ec. Aug.1,) 191k:
EX 262338; Thomas Buster Page,
Lima, Ohio.
DowN IN OLD KENTUCKY; words and
music by Nannie E. Boylan. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18729
@ Aug. 18,,1911;:2.¢ Aug. 24,
19115 H 265111; Mrs. E. J., Boylan,
Chicago, Ky.
DOWN IN OLD VIRGINNY; words and
music by H. A. Ely. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18730
©. July 15. 1914s) 2° ex dulyeis:;
1911; E 260988; Hattie Alford Ely,
New Haven, Conn.
DOWN IN SUNSHINE VALLEY; march,
two-step, by George Christie, arr. by
Sol. Levy; orchestra. 4to. [187381
@iduty 26; 19s" 2) ex Iuky "27,
1911; E 262249; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Down oN BELLE ISLE; words and
music by C. Wolbrock. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18732
©). duly 191: 2 e Puly 18,
1911; H 262018; Chase Wolbrock,
Detroit, Mich.
DowN ON THE RIo GRANDE; words by
B. C. Ensor, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[187338
© Aug. 12, 1911; °2-e. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265255; Bessie C. Ensor,
Midland, Va.
1089
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18734
pt. 07, n.s., v.6 , |
DOWN WHERE THE CLOVER BLOOMS;
words by M. Smith, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [18734
©» July, 242, A911 2 cen Salys 8,
1911; E 260971; Mae Smith, Steel-
ville, Mo.
DRaGoNnSs (LES); marche, par Albert
Larrieu et Jos. Vliegen pour or-
chestre avec piano-conducteur. 4to.
[18735
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 14,
1911; E 2638838; Louis Jacquot,
Paris, France.
DREAM (THE) CURE; words by L. J.
Ritchie, music by J. Sofer and L. J.
Ritchie. [18736
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1911; D 18957;
Jay Sofer, Cleveland, Ohio.
DREAM, DREAM, DREAM; words by H.
Aarons, music by W. Paul. [18737
© July 20,. 1911; 2 © July. 720;
1911; E 262152; Aarons &. Paul,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DREAM (A) OF THE PAST; words and
music by E. Tunie. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18738
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263475; Edgar P. Tunie, Clarks:
burg, W. Va.
L. Olmsted. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale ¢o. [18739
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263476; Laura Olmsted, Holyoke,
Pa.
DREAM ON THE OCEAN; waltz, by Josef
Gung’l, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
full band. 4to. [18740
© June 17, 1911; 2 @ July 20,
1911; E 262096; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
DREAM PICTURES: serenade, by Leon
de Lora, arr. by Harry J. Lincoln;
mandolin club of 5 parts. [18741
© Aug. 4, 1911: 2.¢ Aue 5, 1911;
EH 262499; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
DREAM (THE) SONG; words by Nixon
Waterman, music by B. W. Merrill;
tenor or soprano. [18742
© Aug; 22; 1911; 2.¢ Aug. 39,
1911; E 262898; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
DREAMING SWEET DREAMS OF YOU;
words and music by H. W. Miller.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[187438
© Aug: 12. 79115) 2 ch Auge 24,
1911; H 265252; Harry W. Miller,
Louisville, Ky.
DREAMLAND WALTZES; by W. F. Meyer-
Elliott; piano. [18744 |
©) July 2; 1911s 2c Suly- 225 «
1911; E 262193; Willie Flynn Meyer-
Elliott, Dallas, Tex.
DREAMS, DREAMS, DREAMS; words by
J. W. Wendover, music by Howard
I’. Boniface, arr. by J. C. McMurray.
[18745
© 1c Aug. 8 1911; E 262570;
John W. Wendover, Brooklyn, N. Y.
DREAMTIDE; words and music by F. K.
Russell. [18746
© Aug. 15, 191472 eG Aus. 14,
1911; E 262714; Floyd K. Russell,
Frankfort, Ind.
DREAMY EYES; by L. E. Serine; piano. |
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. |
[18747
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 262551; L. Evans Serine, Iro-
quois, S. Dak.
DREAMY TOWN; musie by Clifford |
Chambers; mixed voices; piano ace. |
(Choral album, no. 1019.) [18748
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1911;
E 268759; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
DREARY MOON; quartet, by Frederick J.
Pearsall and Roger A. Graham, arr.
by Walter L. Rosenberg; male
voices. (Witmark ed., no. 537.)
[18749
© Aug. 24, 19112 ee Aue. 25:
1911; E 265386; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
DRIVING IN THE PARK; song and dance
schottische, by Mackie-Beyer; or-
chestra. 4to. [18750
© Aug. 11, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 14,
1911; E 262750; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Drop IN THE CHOCOLATE SHOP; words
by Ronald Bagnall, music by Tom
Sutton. [18751
© Aug. 10 9OIT 2% ex Aue. Ady
1911; E 268778; Reynolds & co.,
London, Hngland.
DRUMMER’S (THE) BIRTHDAY; by H.
Elliott Smith; orchestra and piano
conductor. 4to. [18752
©. July: 26,0 1919 2 ee eiaig 2
1911; E 262287; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don, England.
1090
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
Dv BIST EIN KIND (Thou art a child) ;
ged. von Ernst Ziel, English version
by William Wallace, musik von
Felix Weingartner, op. 28, no. 12,
fiir mittlere stimme mit orchester-
begleitung. Partitur. [18753
© May 31, 1911; 2 ¢« July 28,
1911; E 263151; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
Du, DU, DU’CHEN; marsch nach mo-
tiven der operette Hoheit amiisiert
- sich, musik von Rudolf Nelson. 1.
Infanterie-musik, 2. Orchestra.
[18754, 18755
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 c. each Aug. 4,
PA91t> BH 263576, 263577; Harmonie
verlag, Berlin, Germany.
DUFTET LEISER; ged. von Ernst Hardt,
musik von Heinrich G. Noren, op. 37,
no. 2; piano. (Vier lieder fiir eine
singstimme mit pianoforte, no. 2.)
[18756
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1911;
E 263912; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
Germany.
DurRAND (Avc.) Valse no. 1; by Aug.
Durand, op. 83, transcribed by Ro-
land de Berton, revised and fingered
by Gustav Saenger; violin solo and
piano acc. [18757
(io dune 28, 1911; 2c. July 20,
1911; E 262187; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
E FEMMENE M’ ANNA’ PAVA’; canzo-
netta, versi di T. Ferrazzano, musica
di D. Jetti; canto e mandolino.
[18758
Or wigs 18, 19113 2... July. 25,
19ft: HY 262215; Italian. book. co.,
New York, N. Y.
HACH MINUTE MEANS AN HOUR; words
and music by Harry Truax.
: [18759
Aue, 24. 1911-) 2.¢. ‘Aus. 25,
1911; EH 265409; Metropolitan music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
EASTER; words by George Herbert,
music by R. Vaughan Williams.
(Five mystical songs no.1.) [18760
© July 128) 1911: 2 ¢« July. 31,
1911; E 263301; Stainer & Bell, 1td.,
London, England.
EASTERN (THE) STAR: sacred Song,
words and music by P. E. Baer.
[18761
PATS Wh, 1910 Doe) Aus 15,
1914; EH 262762; Philip Edward
Baer, Washington, D. C.
EccE SACERDOS MAGNUS; words and
music by R. J. Sorin; mixed voices;
organ acc. [18762
©), Aus uel s 108 2 e) Aue. 19;
1911 > HE. 262889, BR. J:: Sorin, De
Lisle, Miss.
[and] Salve regina; by Eug.
Walkiewicz, op. 5, nos. 1 and 2; male
voices. [18763
©; June 20) 191; "2. .¢, june 22,
1911; EK 262701; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
cago, Ill.
ECHO OF THE CHIMES; words by Esther
Drake, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18764
Gy Aug. 125 19th "2 Ce: Anne OA.
1911; E 265314; Edwin Drake, Buf-
falo, (Ne X.
EcHoES; words by T. Moore, music by
A. Bowker; quartette for male
voices. London, Novello and go.,
ltd. [18765
© July, 19; 1911... 2 ce,< July. 20,
1911; E 262161; Alfred Bowker,
Gloucester, England.
ECHOES OF LOVE; by E. C. K. Comp-
ton; piano. [18766
© Auge, 14 19it 2 ec Ane ite
1911; EH 262721; Emma C. K. Comp-
ton, Williamsport, Pa.
EDELWEISS-VALSE; par V. Turine, pour
piano. [18767
© Aug 10) 19tte” Oe, Niger oa
1911; E 268861; H. Schoenaers,
Paris, France.
HINE HALBE STUNDE ZU SPAT; text von
Arthur Rebner, musik von Hugo
Leonard. [18768
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263578; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
EINLADUNG; ged. von J. Hwald, musik
von Woldemar Sacks, op. 31. (Drei
tanzlieder im alten styl, no. 1.)
[18769
@©yJulys7, 191t 22°) Aus) 2) 19K:
E 263548; Ernst Eulenburg, Leipzig,
Germany.
HINSAME (DIE); ged. .von Jos. V.
Hichendorff, musik von Fritz Lu-
brich, jun. op. 17, no. 2, fiir minner-
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[18770
© Juy 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EK 263482; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
1091
9562—11
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18771
pt. IlI, n. S., v. 6
EINZUGSMARSCH DER BOJAREN; Dy
Johan Halvorsen, arr. by L. P. Lau-
rendeau; full band. 4to. [18771
©: June. 30, 19115 2c. july 20;
1911; E 262097; Carl Fischer, New
Work, Now.
EISJUNGFRAUEN (DIE) voM KONIGS-
SEE; eine dichtung, text und musik
von Theodor Podbertsky, op. 196,
fiir recitation, gemischten chor oder
minnerchor u. orchester 0. klavier-
begl. 1. Gemischten chor, klavier-
auszug u. stimmen. 2. Mannerchor,
klavierauszug, u. Stimmen. 3. Mit
orchesterbegl. Partitur.
[18772-18774
© June 10, 1911; 2 c each July
28, 1911; E 263163-263165; Otto
Forberg, Leipzig, Germany.
EITELE WUNSCHE (Idle wishes):
deutsche nachdichtung von Alfr.
Jul. Boruttau, English version by
Rosa Newmarch, musik von Jean
Sibelius revidiert von Wilh. Dugege.
(Acht lieder, no. 7.) [18775
© May 11, 1911;2 @ Aug. 21911;
E 263510; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York; 2N. Yi.
ELECTRA; valse de salon, by Christian
Schifer, op. 70; piano. [18776
© Aug. 26,1911. 2 ex Ang. ~28,
1911; E 264296; Charles Sheard &
co., London, England.
ELEGIE; von August Noélck, op. 182;
violine und klavier. (Zwei vor-
tragsstticke, no. 1.) [18777
Or Mie, AIT 2 (ey Ae (G
1911; E 263989; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
ELEGIE AND CONSOLATION; by I‘rank
P. Atherton, op. 200, no. 2; violin,
*cello and piano. [18778
© July 6, 1911; 2. ¢. July 20, 1911;
E 262098; Carl Fischer, New York,
INGE FY.
HLecy; study, by C. H. Lloyd. (Origi-
nal compositions for the organ, no.
417.) [18779
© Aug. 5, 1911; 2 ¢c. Aug's; 190;
E 263678; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, England.
ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF A MAD DOG;
verse by Oliver Goldsmith, music by
Alexander Russell. [18780
©Aws. 4, 19112 cy Aue 4 O14 :
E 263626; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
ELFENTANZCHEN; danse des sylphes,
[and] Valse noble; fragment, von
Friedrich Mayer. (2 kleine stiicke
fiir klavier, nos. 1 and 2.) [18781
© July” 280 19 ees 215
1911; E 264105; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
ELFIN DANCE (Elfentanz); mazurka,
by Richard Gabriel, op. 11; piano.
(2 compositions, no. 2.) [18782
© Aus. 2, 101d > 27 Anes, 1914:
E 262453; Arthur P. Sehmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ELLE EST PARISIENNE; cChansonette,
paroles de L. Lambry, musique de
Edouard Jacovacci, op. 38. [18783
© Aug. 10, 191t= See. Ame. 44;
1911; E 2638828; E. Jacovacci, Paris,
France.
EN CUEILLANT DES MUGUETS; par
Maurice Pesse; piano. [18784
© Aue/3h, WO 2a crane: aot:
1911; EH 264142; A. Durand & fils,
Paris, France.
ENCHANTMENT; waltzes, by Walter
Rolfe, arr. by T. P. & Geo. J. Trink-
aus; mandolin orchestra with piano
ace. [18785
© July 2i,. 1910 5-2 erway )22!
1911; E 262168; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ENCHANTRESS; valse lente, by Emile
Gastelle; piano. [18786 |
© July 21, 1911; 2 e. Aug. 4, 1911; |
E 263620; Warren & Phillips, Lon- |
don, England.
ENCOURAGEMENT ; reverie, by F. Buehl;
piano and violin. [18787
© Aug. 15, 19 eee sus. a7
1911; EH 262842; Fred Buehl, New
York. Nae
"ENERY ’AWKIN; words and music by
F. EK. Coyne, jr. [18788
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2c. Aug. 14, 1911;
FE 262705; Fred E. Coyne, jr., Chi-
cago, Ill.
ENFANT (L’); 1°*° sonate, par Lucien
Chevaillier, op. 3; en ré majeur;
piano et violon. [18789
© July 7, 1911; 2 ¢. July 29, 1911;
E 262299; L. Chevaillier, Paris,
France.
EINGADINE; valse, par Paul Fauchey;
piano. [18790
© Aug: 22, 19 e424" Aueunde:
1911; E 264219; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
1092
A a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9,1911
18807
ENSUENOS (Dreams); danza MHahba-
nera, written and arr. by R. P. Shkel-
den and King Joslyn; piano. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18791
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 24,
1911; E 265281; R. P. Shelden, Riv-
erside, Cal.
ENTFUHRUNG (DIE) AUS DEM SERAIL.
_ See Mozart (W. A.)
ENUFF; coon song, words by W. J.
Jacobs, music by R. H. Bassett.
[18792
iceAne 22... 14911- 2 ¢., Aug. 24;
1911; E 265039; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
ERINNERUNG; ged. von J. von Hichen-
dorff, English words by John Bern-
hoff, musik von Joseph Marx, fiir
mittlere stimme. [18793
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263516; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna, Austria.
ERIRuS; eastern dance, from _ suite
characteristic, The four winds, com-
posed and arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
military band. 4to. [18794
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262593; M. Witmark & sons, New
Word IN. ¥;
ES GIBT NUR EIN BERLIN; marsch aus
der revue, Es gibt nur ein Berlin,
musik von Arthur Steinke fiir
piano. [18795
ior duly 25. 1911: 2 e. July 26,
1911; E 2638100; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Es IST EIN BRUNNLEIN GEFLOSSEN ;
ged. von A. A. Naaff, musik von Gus-
tav Wohlgemuth, op. 52, no. 2, fiir
minnerchor, a cappella. Partitur.
Ato. [18796
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 263710; Ernst Eulenburg, Leipzig,
Germany.
ESPERANCE (L’) D’amMouR (Love's
hope) ; valse, by Tito Natali; piano.
[18797
Re Ane. 14. “A9ET = 2 ch Ane 17;
1911; E 268978; Charles Sheard &
co., London, England.
Esporr (L’) DE DEMAIN; chanson, pa-
roles de J. Messis, musique de Hmile
Gillet et P. Doubis. [18798
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 e. Aug. 14,
1911; E 268857; G. Ondet, Paris,
France. :
ETELLES (LES); mélodie, poésie de
René Ghil, musique de Roger Pénau,
op. 37; piano et chant. [18799
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 14,
- 1911; E 268878; Maurice Vieu et
Jane Vieu, Paris, France.
ETHIOPIA; words and music by F. O.
Raines; mixed voices. [18800
©) July» 2%, -1911,:.-2; i July 31,
1911; E 268308; Frank O. Raines,
Chicago, III.
HTUDES MELODIQUES PROGRESSIVES; par
Paul Viardot, pour violon avec 2™°
violon accompagnateur. 2° cahier,
21 études. [1S801
G) Ane, 10) Ot 2 ey Ane: 1
1911; E 263859; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris, France.
ETUDEN-ALBUM; sammlung von 100
ausgewaihliten etiiden aus den wer-
ken von J. S. Bach, Bertini, Cle-
menti, ete.; ftir klavier, herausge-
geben und revidiert von Richard
Kleinmichel. Band 1, no. 1-25.
Band 2, no. 26-50. (Edition Schott,
no. 4876, A und B.) [1SS802, 18803
© July 6, 1911; 2 c. each Aug. 4,
1911; E 263633, 263634; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany.
ETUDEN SCHULE; von R. Tanner; kla-
vier.) Hett<4,. 2) und.3.c..¢ Maiigiow
Tanner, nos. 31, 32 & 33.) [18804
© Inne: 10, S911; 2c... Aug. 19,
1911; E 264067; Rudolf Tanner,
Leipzig, Germany.
Ever, (1°): 2° sonate par .Licien
Chevaillier, op. 11; en fa majeur;
piano et violon. [18805
©) July 7, 1991 ;.2. c:iFuly 29; 1911 ;
EK 262298; L. Chevaillier, Paris,
France.
EVENING SONG; part-Song, music by
Ambrose Davenport, rev. by Pierre
Duvernet (H. L. Heartz); mixed
voices. [1S806
© July 3, 1911; 2.¢:-TSuly 20, 1911;
BE 262244; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
EVENING THOUGHTS (Abendfeier) ; noc-
turne, by Richard Gabriel, op. 11;
piano. (2 compositions, no. 1.)
[18807
© Adie, 26 19Fb eo? crAug. 3, J911;
E 262454; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
1093
|
;
|
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18808
pt. 15, Wis.v6
EVENINGS WITH THE CLASSICS; by W. | Farny DANCE; words by M. S. Hay-
Tschirch, op. 95; arr. by W. FEF. Am-
brosio; violin and piano. [18808
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1911;
E 265073; Carl Fischer, New York,
N. Y.
EVERY SCHOOL BOY IS A SOLDIER MAN;
march song, words by G. C. Brown,
music by Floyd C. Roesch. [18809
© Aug? 5; 19125 +2 e Aug. 3, 2911;
E 262415; George C. Brown, Otis-
ville, N. Y.
EXXERCICES ET PRELUDES; pour délier les
doigts, par Jules De Swert, op. 34,
pour violoncelle; nouvelle édition,
revue et doigtée par Georg Worl.
[18810
© July 4, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263635; B. Schott’s sodhne, Mainz,
Germany.
EXTASE D’ AMOUR (Love's ecstasy) ; by
Raymond Ro6ze, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; full band. 4to. [18811
© dunes 29, 19it=) 2%e;" July 20,
1911; EH 262099; Carl Fischer, New
Mork, Noy:
FapING (THE) DAY; nocturnal medita-
tion, by Alice Boysen; piano.
[18812
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1911;
E 262644; M. Witmark & sons, New
York N.Y.
FAIR LAND, COLUMBIA; words by M. S.
Haycraft, arr. by HE. S. T., music by
Arthur Pearson. [18813
© June 23) 19d. 2 ey wali 2a,
1911; E 262253; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
FAIRCHILD (BLAIR) Quatuor; par B.
Fairchild, op. 27, pour deux violons,
alto et violoncelle. Partition. 4to.
[18814
@y Ave! 10, 19d 2 er Anne, al
1911; E 263819; H. Demets, Paris,
France.
FWarries (THE); words by W. Alling-
ham, music by L. Robinson; soprano
1 and 2 and alto. 4to. (Part songs,
No. 44.) [18815
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 263725; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
FAIRMOUNT PARK; march, by C. H.
Graf, op. 29; piano. [18816
© :Aug: 18, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 19,
1911; EH ,/262891; Chas. H. Graf,
Philadelphia, Pa.
eS
craft, music by Ambroise. Thomas,
arr. by Arthur Pearson; mixed —
voices. (Secular selections, no.
1002. ) [18817
© June ‘30, 4911-72 ee duly 27,
1911; H 262254; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
Fairy (A) TALE; by Benjamin Cutter ;
violin and piano. (5 characteristic
pieces, no. 2.) [18818
© Aug. 2,:1911 - Qe) Ames 3! 1914 -
E 262433; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
FAITES SILENCE; berceuse, poésie de
Jacques Linerais, musique de Louis
Urget; chant et piano. [18819
©. Alig. dO; 19th S22 New paae. 14:
1911; E 268874; Maurice Vieu et
Jane Vieu, Paris, France.
Fatt (LEO) Waltzes; motives from
the operetta The Siren, by Leo Fall,
arr. by Carl F.. Williams; orchestra
and piano. 4to. [18820
© Aus, 22. 101d ear wie 23.
1911; E 265008; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
piano. [18821
© Aug. 25, 199i 2eeneAue, 28.
1911; EH 2643810; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
FALLING SHADOWS; an idylle by Emma
I. Harte; piano. [18822
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 3, 1911;
EH 263485; Will Rossiter, Chicago, Ill.
FALLING SNOWFLAKES; chord study, by
Frank Lynes, op. 55; piano. (4
study pieces, no. 4.) [18823
© Aug: 2, 1911; 2re@ Aue. SF 1911;
EK 262455; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
FANCIULLA (LA) DEL WEST. See Puc-
cini (G.)
FANTASIE, G puR. See Bach (J. S.)
FANTASIE UND FUGE; von Ludwig Fin-
zenhagen, op. 15, fiir die orgel.
[18824
© July 519d yer Aiea eo ide:
E 2638540; J. Rieter-Biedermann,
Leipzig, Germany.
FaR APART; words by J. H. Mann,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18825.
© Aug: 12; 19d 312) eA. 24.
1911; E 2653809; J. Harold Mann,
McConnellsburg, Pa. i
1094
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
18842
Fag AWAY I AM THINKING OF YOU;
words and music by M. Mann.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18826
are: 18. 1911; 2c. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265107; Milton Mann, Grace,
Idaho.
FARE THEE, LizzizE LEE; words by
Earle C. Jones, music by Chas. N.
Daniels. [18827
ee dily 26, 1911: 2 e.. July. 26,
1911; E 263109; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
F'ARE-THEE-WELL; words by T. Tay-
lor, music by Geo. Fairman. [18828
(Orsniy 25. 1911: 2 .¢c,. Aug, 23,
1911; E 265002; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago, Ill.
FAREWELL; duet, words and music by
Arthur C. Butts. [18829
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
Ei 262587; Hitcheock pub. co., New
Work, IN. Y.
FASCINATION; gavotte, by Rudolf
Friml, op. 74, no. 5; piano. (Aqua-
relles, no. 5.) [18830
Or Ane 19) 1911- 2c. Aug: 21,
1911; EH 262908; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
FATE OF THE SANTA ROSA; words by
Harry R. Sibley, music by N. L.
Ridderhof. [18831
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1911;
E 262684; Harry R. Sibley, Los
Angeles, Cal.
FATHER WAS CRAZY TO AVIATE; words
and music by F. E. Upson. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18882
Oy daly. 12) A9ite? 2c. | July. 48,
1911; E 260976; Florence EK. Upson,
Waterbury, Conn.
FEAST (THE) OF THE LITTLE LANTERNS;
Chinese operetta for ladies, libretto
and music by Paul Bliss. [188383
OyAnes 7, 19dd.s Dre, Aue. 7, 1911 ;
E 263671; W. H. Willis & co., Cin-
ciunati, O.
FEATHERED SONGSTERS; caprice polka,
. by A. D’Haenens, ed. by J. W. Ler-
man; piano, four hands. [18834
eee uby Sie) 191d 12 ek July 31,
1911; E 268315; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FEE DE LA MAZURKA (HIf mazurka) ;
by Mentor Crosse, op. 16, no. 5;
piano. (12 little compositions in a
popular vein, no. 5.) [18835
© Auge 2a al Sit ares Aner 25:
- 1911; EH 265419; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
FELICE PRIMAVERA (Gekommen ist der
friihling) ; fitinfstimmiges madrigal,
deutscher text von Joh. Bernhoff,
musik von Carlo Gesualdo, heraus-
gegeben von W. Barclay Squire.
Partitur. 4to. (Ausgewihlte ma-
drigale, no. 46.) [18836
© May 11, 1911; 2.c. Aug, 2, 1911;
E 263492; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
Works; IN. Y:
FELICITY RAG; a ragtime two-step, by
Scott. Joplin and Scott Hayden;
piano. [18837
©. July 27. (Oil: 2 e> July Bie
1911; E 263269; Stark music print-
ing and pub. co., St. Louis, Mo.
FERN LEAF SCHOTTISCHE; by Bert R.
Anthony, op. 37, no. 3; piano. Bos-
ton, Evans musie co. (Four picture
pieces, no. 3.) [18838
© Auer at 19nd <2 Ane old,
1911; EH 262758; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Fest (DAS) DER ERNTE; tragisches
gedicht in einem prolog und zwei
akten, von Fausto Salvatori, ins
deutsche frei tibertragen von Max
Kalbeck, musik von Giocondo Fino;
klavierauszug mit text. [18839
©) July 19. T9li- (2) ce! Auer Bi:
1911; D 18953; Edoardo Sonzogno,
Milan, Italy.
FEST-MARSCH (Festival march); von
Franz J. Liftl, op. 112, fiir 2 piano-
forte zu 8 hinden, ohne oktaven-
spannung, mit bezeichnung des fin-
gersatzes. (2 piécen, no. 1.) [18840
© July 3, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 15, 1911;
HK 263892; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
Festa (A) pDAy (Zur weihe des
tages); march, by C. F. Hartung,
op. 81; piano. [18841
© Aue, Sado? cr Aen 3. boat:
EK 262456; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
FESTAL MARCH IN C; par C. J. Grey,
pour orgue. (Morceaux originaux,
no. 38.) [18842
© July 17, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263636; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
1095
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18843
pt. IIT, ni’s., v. 6
Mere (LA) “Au Vvinbaem: de. -Hrooe
Gossé, arr. par Cesare Barison; vio-
lon. (Morceaux classiques pour
violon révus et doigtés avec ace. de
piano, no. 4886. ) [18843
©) July: 24,7 19302" @= Anes 21,
1911; EH 264128; G. Schmid] & co.,
Leipzig, Germany. :
FETE (LA) CHEZ THERESE; ballet de
Reynaldo Hahn, 2™° suite d’orches-
tre, transcription par H. Mouton,
pour petit orchestre avec piano-con-
ducteur. (Symphonia, premiére
série, no. 7.) [18844
©r Aug. 10; 190 256" Ane, 14.
1911; E 263827; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
FIFTY-THIRD REGIMENT I. N. C. BAND;
march, by Norman Hanley; piano.
[18845
©- July 18.7191 2 e% July?) 21,
1911; E 262142; B. O. Marsh, De-
corah, Iowa.
FIFTY YEARS AGO; words by Wm. R.
Clay, music by Chas. L. Johnson.
[18846
©) Ause AG) Giles. 2c. eA
1911; E 262728; Johnson pub. co.,
Kansas City, Mo.
FINAL ET HYMNE; tiré de la Cubana ;
paroles et musique par A. Soler;
chant et piano. [18847
GPAue 3, 191t: 2c Aug: 19. 1911:
E 264092; Alberto Soler, Paris,
France.
FIORI PARLANTI; valse chantée, vers de
Pierre d’Amor, versione italiana di
A. Franci, musique par B. della
Cananea. 1. Chant et piano. 2.
Valse lente, piano seul.
[18848, 18849
© July 12,-191t= 2 ¢. each. Aue:
19, 1911; E 264059, 264060; Carisch
& Jinichen, Milan, Italy.
FIRST ATTEMPT; waltz, by H. Engel-
‘mann; piano. [18850
@ Auge. 226.0 191 De Avie 25.
1911; E 262976; Brehm bros., Erie,
Pa.
FIRST RECREATIONS; by Albert Biehl,
op. 178, arr. and ed. by Franz C.
Bornschein; violin, first position,
with piano acc. [18851
©, Aug. 19, 1911; 21 @ Aug 21,
1911; EH 262909; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
FISHING; song and chorus, words and
music by Chris Smith. . [18852
© Aug. 23, 191%: 2 e€ Aus, 25,
1911; E 265015; Thompson & co.,
Chicago, Il.
FIVE AND SIX PART HARMONIES; how to
use them, by Bernhard Ziehn.
[18853
© Aug: 28, 1901+) 2. ea, Aue... 23.
1911; E 265014; Bernhard Ziehn,
Chicago, Ill.
FivE (THE) HUNDRED MILE RACE; a
song descriptive, words and music by
A. A. Davis. [18854
© 1 ce July 19, 19i8. Gr 263076 -
Abijah A. Davis, Indianapolis, Ind.
FIVE SAYINGS OF JESUS; together with
a reputed saying of His and certain
other words chiefly derived from
The imitation of Christ by Thomas
a Kempis, selected and set to music
by H. W. Davies, op. 35; tenor solo,
chorus and piano; vocal score.
[18855
© Aug. 19 (19h en Ae. 28.
1911; E 2643808; Henry Walford Da-
vies, London, England.
FLac (THE) OF OUR EMPIRE; patriotic
song, words by A. M. Darley, music
by O. A. Meredith. [18856
© ‘Aug: 26,1911 2h er ne 28,
1911; E 264297; Darley-Meredith
music co., Kingston, Canada.
Fuac (THE) OF OUR NATION; words
and music by HE. C. Tower. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18857
© Aug. 12; 1902 re Aue,
1911: E 265818; Edwin C. Tower,
Eureka, Cal.
|
|
| FLAG oF THE FREE; words and music
by P. P.. Bilhorn: [18858
© Aug: 5) 199d +: Pieris 7p IGE:
E 263674; P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
008
FLANAGAN’S FLYING MACHINE; words
by Percy French, music by Houston
Collisson. [18859
© July 7,. 1911; 2 c. July 20, 1911 ;
E 262145; Pigott & co., Itd., Dublin,
Ireland.
FLASHLIGHTS BY WIRELESS; words and
music by S. M. Johnson. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18860
©. Aug: 12; 19915) 2>ea Aus 24,
1911: E 265170; Samuel Miller
Johnson, Columbus, O.
1096
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
18878
FLEUR DE LIS; rag, by Harry Austin
Tierney; piano. [18861
Ane 16, 1911; 2 c. Aug.. 19,
1911; E 262888; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
Mew York, N. Y.
FLEUR DE MA VIE; valse tzigane, par
Edouard Jacovacci, op. 35, pour pi-
ano seul. ' [18862
ee Aus 10,1911; 2 ¢. Aung, 14,
g9r1- & 263829; EH. A. Jacovacci,
Paris, France.
FLIEGENDE (DER)
Wagner (R.)
FLIRTATION ; schottische or caprice, by
Arthur B. Campbell, arr. by T. H.
Rollinson; orchestra. 4to. (Stand-
ard ed. for orchestra, no. 402.)
[188638
ee fulgets, 1911: 2c. Aug. 1; 3911 ;
E 262353; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
FLIRTING EYES: words by Louise Per-
kins, music by Kent Hayward. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[18864
©@ Aue Ss, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 81911;
BE 262567; L. Perkins, Brooklyn,
a Y.
Fuirrercotp (Shimmering gold); sa-
lon-mazurka, von Carl Heins, op.
14, no. 2; piano. [18865
© July 1, 19#1;2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
BE 263565; Wm. A. Kaun music co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
FLo-RELLA-FLO; waltz song, words and
music by Melodio, arr. by M. Deyo.
[18866
urge i. 1911: 2 ¢.: Aug. 16,
1911; E 262788; Milo Deyo, Brook-
Dyn, OY:
FLOATING DOWN THE OLD ZAMBESI;
written and composed by R. P. Wes-
ton, F. J. Barnes and Maurice Scott.
[18867
@ Aus 2 1911: 2.c. Aug. 2, 1911;
FE 263399; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
HOLLANDER. See
FLORAMOUR; two Terese
Welch; piano. [18868
mr Aue 26, 1911: 2 ce Adie: 25,
1911; EH 265369; Terese Welch, Santa
Barbara, Cal. ;
FLORENCE VOCAL ALBUM: seven songs
for medium voices, words by D. R.
Herrick and others, music by F. M.
Paine. Los Angeles. Hodgdon music
co. [18869
© July 28, 1911; 2c. Aug. 1, 1911;
E 262359; Francis M. Paine, Los
Angeles, Cal.
step: by
FLORESTINE DES ALPES; valse par I.
Snoék, op. 120, pour orchestre, avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. [18870
© Aug. 10; 1911; 2 « Aug. 14,
1911; E 268862; I. Snoék, Paris,
-France.
FLORET SILVA UNDIQUE (Uberall bliihen
die wilder); ged. von Otto Kern-
stock, musik von Max Filke, op. 119,
no. 2, fiir minnerchor, a cappella.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [18871
©, .June’ 26, 1911.- 2 ce» July 28,
£OTT: By 268282: “Ce FW: Siegel's
musikalienhandlung (R. Linne-
mann), Leipzig, Germany.
FLoRINDA; vals por Ezequiel Garcia,
para piano. [18872
() Jullys 1, 191543 Qe. Aus: 2; 4911 ;
E 263558; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York, N.Y:
FLoTow (FRIEDRICH VON) Stradella;
selection from opera by Flotow, arr.
by Mackie-Beyer; military band.
4to. [18873
OG July 19,5 191t = 2 e: July 24,
1911; E 261887; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FLoTS, PALMES, SABLES; poésie d’Ar-
mand Renaud, musique de Y. K.
Nazare-Aga. (Les nuits persanes,
no. .G.) [18874
©rAus 10, 1911 26) AneeAds.
1911; EH 263817; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
FLOWER RAIN; words by Robert Love-
man, music by John Adams Loud;
high voice, in E flat. [18875
©) Aug: 22) £912 © Awe. 24,
1911; E 265084; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
FLOWER (THE) WREATHS; words and
music by S. Small. [18876
© 1-e Aug. 1, 1911; BH 262362:
Solomon Small, Brooklyn, N. Y.
FOLLOW ME ROUND; in new musical
comedy the Siren, words by Adrian
Ross and Jerome Kern, music by
Leo Fall. [18877
® Aug, 23, 1911 2 € Aug. 28,
1911; E 264228; T. B. Harms and
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York,
Aoh's
FOOLISHNESS RAG; buck dance, by
Mort. Weinstein; piano. [18878
©, Aug. 21, 1911; 2 e. Aug; 21,
1911; E 262991; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago, Ill.
1097
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18879
Foou's (THE) PARADE; music by Ruby
Galbraith Allen, arr. by Ramona
Frank; piano. [18879
© 1c. July 28, 1911; H 263183;
Allen & Frank, Chicago, Ill.
For ALL THE SAINTS; words by Wals-
ham How, music by C. T. Reynolds;
mixed voices. 4to. [18880
©) Aug, 267 191025 ¢, Auer 28;
1911; E 264298; C. T. Reynolds,
Birkenhead, England.
FoR EVERY BOY WHO’S LONELY THERE’S
A GIRL WHO’S LONELY TOO; from Doc-
tor De Luxe, by Karl Hoschna, arr.
by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; man-
dolin orchestra, with piano acc.
[18881
© Vully/3i1, 4 901h 2c Aneel la:
E 262369; M. Witmark & sons, New
Ose Nin ys
FoR LITTLE FOLKS; Six easy pieces for
piano, by Frances H. Terry; no. 1—
no. 6. [18882
©) July: 25, 191d 12 e. Aue 24
1911; E 265074; Carl Fischer, New
NMOrK EN. Ye:
Fork THE TOUCH OF MOTHER’S HAND;
words by I. Pechin, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [18888
© Auer) 1911-2 es Anes 2, Oia:
E 2634738; Ida Pechin, Brewerton,
ING OY:
For YOU ALONE; song, by Henry HK.
Gheel; band, (Boosey & co’s brass
and reed band journal, no. 514.)
[18884
© Aue, 91 Side Di es Anes 10 aod =
E 263981; Gould & co., London, Eng-
land.
FOREVER AND A DAY; trio, words by
Alice Mattullath, music by J. W.
Bischoff, arr. by Frank Lynes.
(Octavo series (women’s voices) no.
512.) [18885
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262457; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
FORGET ME NOT; words and music by
George Fairman. [18886
G Aue 5) 19d 2 er Aes 123.
1911; E 265003; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago, Il.
FORGIVE AND FORGET; words by H. De
Forest, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18887
© Aug. 18, 1910 -20er Aug 24,
1911; E 265127; Ethel De Forest,
Pocahontas, IIl.
Dt. IL dies.,: Vv. 6
ForcivE! ForRGET; words by Huntley
Trevor, music by Percy Edgar.
[18888
© Aug. 2, 1911+ Bre Ages 2) 1911 ;
EH 263398; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
Forcorren; words by A. A. Yates,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18889
© Aug. 12). 19112 2% Aug. 24:
1911; E 265197; Anna A. Yates, San
Carlos, Cal. :
FouR HAND MUSICAL SCENES FOR PUPIL
AND TEACHER; by Robert Fuchs, ed.
by S. L. Hermann; piano. [18890
© July Bip y1Oite hee wm ods
1911; EH 263316; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FouR-LEAF CLOVER; quartet, words by
Ella Higginson, music by J. S.
Fearis; women’s voices. [18891
© Augi 24, <191de sees Aue. 26)
1911; E 265485; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, Il.
Four OF A KIND; march two-step, by
Abe Losch, arr. by Harry J. Lincoln;
mandolin club of five parts. [18892
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 © Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262500; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
FRAGE UND ANTWORT (Question and
answer); ged. von A. Riickert, Eng-
lish version by John Bernhoff, musik
von Joseph Marx, fiir hohe frauen-
stimme. [18893
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EO 263523; Schuberthaus - verlag,
Vienna, Austria.
FRANC-HOLL’ (LA); danse franco-hol-
landaise, par Henri José, pour piano.
[18894
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 «@ Aug. 14,
1911; E 2638800; A. Bose, Paris,
France.
Francisco I. MADERO; marcha triunfal,
por José de Jesas Martinez, para
piano, [18895
© July 15, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 2, 1911;
H 263557; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
Viorke IN Ne
FRANKEY BOY I LOVE YOU TRUE; words
by Miss W. G. Pollard, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18896
© ‘July: 15,7 1912 ere nlive 8)
1911; E 260990; Miss W. G. Pollard,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1098
| 0 "SU I iti iia
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
Frau (DIE) GRETL; gesangsposse in
drei akten, text von Bernhard Buch-
binder, musik von Rudolf Raimann;
klavierauszug mit text. [18897
© June 19, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 19,
1911; D 18951; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
FROM THE DEPTHS I CRIED; words and
music by A. White. [18898
fee Ane 16, 1911 2c. Aug. 17,
1911; E 262861; Alma White, Bound
Brook, N. J.
FRUHLINGSLIED; by Frank P. Atherton,
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; solo and
cbligato violin. [18899
eeu 1h 1911: 2 c. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265075; Carl Fischer, New
Work. IN. ¥.
_ FRUHLINGSZAUBER (Spell of Spring-
tide); deutsche nachdichtung von
Alfr. Jul. Boruttau, English version
by Rosa Newmarch, musik von Jean
Sibelius, revidiert von Wilh. Dugge.
(Acht lieder, no. 8.) [18900
© May 11, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263511; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York, N. Y.
Fuea mn G; von Giuseppe Tartini, arr.
von Tivadar Nachéz; violine und
klavier. (Classical masterpieces
from 17th and 18th century, no. 8.)
[18901
pono Aus 18.1911; 2 ¢c. Aug. 18,
1911; EH 264015; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
FULL SURRENDER; words by Rebecca
S. Pollard, music by D. B. Towner;
male voices. [18902
© July 3, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263588; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GANSEHUTERIN (DIE); ged. von Marie
v. Ernest, musik von Bogumil Zepler,
op. 75. (Drei scherzlieder, no. 1.)
[18903
©) Age. 17; 1911: 2 @ Aug 17;
1911; E 2638990; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
GAMMES MAJEURS ET MINEURES i
Vusage des enfants, par Georges
Sporck, pour piano. 1. En dixiémes.
2. En 3. En tierces. obl.
4to. [18904-18906
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 c. each Aug.
14, 1911; E 263863~263865; Georges
Sporck, Paris, France.
sixtes.
18915
GANZ IM GEHEIMEN; ged. von Konigs-
brunn-Schaup, musik von Gustav
Wohlgemuth, op. 51, no. 2, fiir min-
nerchor, a cappella. Partitur. 4to.
[18907
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 9, 1911;
EK 263712; Ernst Eulenburg, Leipzig,
Germany.
GATES OF PRAISE; children’s day serv-
ice, libretto by Lizzie De Armond,
music by W. B. Judefind. [18908
@) Apr. 12>>191f= 2 ie Aus. (24.
1911; E 265031; Judefind bros., Bal-
timore, Md.
GAVOTTA DI Luicr XIII.; riduzione di
Riccardo Ruta, per due o quattro
arpe. [18909
CG) daly t7.> 19th 26 Taty. ot:
1911; KE 2638383; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
GAVOTTE; by Frz. Jos. Gossec, arr. by
Gustav Saenger; 4 violins, viola,
alto viola, 2 cellos, bass, organ and
piano. (Ensemble players’ library
no, 7.) [18910
ey July 27, Att 2 e:. Aue 24,
1911; E 265076; Carl Fischer, New
York. N.Y.
von Hubert Jahrow, op. 10; vio-
loncell u. klavier. (Sechs kleine
violoncell-stiicke, no. 6.) [18911
@OisAuc.'s% «19th 2 ec. Aus 1T,
1911; E 263991; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
—de G. B. Lulli, arr. par Cesare
Barison; violon. (Morceaux clas-
siques pour violon révus et doigtés
avec acc. de piano, no. 4883.)
[18912
Cy duly 22 19tts Se. Age
1911; E 264130; G. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
——hby Theodore Saul; piano. [18913
©: Aus: 2, 1911 Qe Aue 8 1918;
E 262390; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York, N. Y.
GAVoTTE. See Moszkowski (M.)
GAVOTTE ET MUSETTE; arr. par Cesare
Barison; violon. (Morceaux clas-
siques pour violon révus et doigtés
avec acc. de piano, no. 4892.)
[18914
©). duly 2e T4911 : oe. Anes Sb.
1911; E 264129; G. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
GAVOTTE FLEURIE; par Robert Vollstedt,
op. 427, pour piano. [18915
(4 July 29) ) 19th: Fes July. St,
1911; E 263354; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
1099
Nad BATT a
18916
GAVOTTE NO. 2: by David Popper, op.
28, newly revised and fingered by
Alvin Buechner; cello and piano.
[18916
© July214, 191 2 e, duly 20;
1911; E 262100; Carl Fischer, New
Monks NOY:
transcribed by Leopold Auer,
revised and fingered by Gustav
Saenger. violin and piano. [18917
Oe July al 1S ts Deel tne O)
1911; E 262101; Carl Fischer, New
NOM Ne. LY
GEBORGTE (DAS) SCHLOSS: potpourri 1
und 2, aus der operette, musik von
Hermann Dostal, fiir klavier zu zwei
hiinden, mit tiberlegtem text. [18918
©, June 22, 1941+ 2 oa July 28,
1911; E 263152: Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
GEDICHTE VON GUSTAV FALKE; fiir eine
Singstimme und klavier, musik von
Fritz Jiirgens. Komplett no. 1-45.
[18919
© ‘June 20, 191d: Pie) July 18,
1911; E 262047: B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
GEDICHTE, VON MARTIN GREIF; fiir eine
Singstimme und klavier, musik von
Fritz Jirgens. Komplett, no. 1-86.
[18920
© June 26, 1911; 2 ¢. July 18,
1911; E 262046; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
GEE, BUT IT’S FINE TO BE HOME ONCE
MORE; words and music by L. Kauff-
man. [18921
- © 1c Sept. 19, 1911; E 266187;
Louis Kauffman, York, Pa.
GEE! I’M GLAD I’M GOING HOME; words
by Mason A. Whitaker, music by
Joseph S. Wilde. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [18922
©: July 25, W911;
1911; E 262221; Whitaker & Wilde,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GEE WHIZ; NO WONDER I’M LOOSE;
' lyrics and music by L. A. Hazzard.
[18923
© 1 ce. Aug. 24, 1911; E 265025;
Lynne A. Hazzard, Chicago, Ill.
GERMAN SHEPHERD BOY: air varié, by
Henry Farmer; revised and edited
by Gustav Saenger; violin and piano.
[18924
©. June 17, 1981 ;)2) esuly. -20,
1911; H 262102; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
2 Garin neon,
WUE AAV tet LIN Laititijp
pt. 1m, n,S:, .v..6
GET OFF OF TEDDY’S TAIL; words by 4
W. B. Brunson, music by Chas. P. }
Taylor. New York, F. B. Haviland ,
pub. co. }
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2.¢ Aug 8, 1911: 9
E 262561; W. B. Brunson, Middle- |
boro, Ky. —
GETHSEMANE; words and music by C. |
VY. Towhilk
Dugdale co. [18926
© July 15, 1914 2-c July 26
1911; E 2638087; Chas. V. Touhill,
Scranton, Pa.
Gica; de F. Giardini, arr. par Cesare 4
Barison; violon. (Morceaux clas-
siques pour violon revus et doigtés
avec acc. de piano, no. 4891.) [18927 |
© July 24, ASt- oe Ae 208 I
1911; E 2641381; G. Schmid] & ¢o.,
Leipzig, Germany.
de F. W. Rust, no. 4884. i |
[18928 4
©° July 24 929i 32 ey Aue: 215
1911; E 264182; G. Schmidl & co., }
Leipzig, Germany.
GIGUE IN G MINOR; by Jean Baptiste |
Loeilly, transcribed by Georg Hggel- |
ing; piano duet. [18929 ©
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 25, #
1911; E 264262; Arthur P. Schmidt, |
Boston, Mass. iq
GINA MIA; versi e musica di Armando 1
Gill (M. Testa). [18980 |
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 16, 1911; |
EH 264008; Capolcngo-Feola, Naples, }
Italy. h
GirkL (THE) I ALMOST WON; words by |
W. A. Eads, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[189381
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 24,
1911; E 265326; Walter Eads, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. —
GirL (THE) IN BLUE; words and
music by W. Williams. [18932
©: Aug, -25, 191 2c Aug Zen il
1911; E 265445; Winfield Williams, _,j
New York, N. Y. 4
GIRLS; words and music by Wilbur
Mack. [18933
© July 19, 1912:>2 ce duly 18,
1911; E 262280; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
GIVE EAR, O LorpD; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, musie by J. Faure,
arr. by John Shepherd. [18934
©. June, 23, 1914;.2 e@ -July 27,
1911; EH 262255; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
1100
[18925 |
Washington, H. Kirkus |
‘no. 9, 1911
| Give Him THY HEART;
E 263599; Charles M.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
18952
words by Wil-
liam J. Robinson, music by Robert
Harkness. [18935
my suly 5, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GIVE ME A SMALL-TOWN SWEETHEART;
words by Joe McCarthy, music by
Al Piontadosi. [189386
| ey Aust, 165.1911; 2 e. Aug, 18,
” etott: BH 262882; Leo Feist, New
| pork. N. ¥.
|| Harris & Brown,
GIVE ME BACK THOSE GOOD OLD DAYS;
| words and music by J. F. Mayfield.
Austin, Tex., Interstate music co.
| [189387
| meAue ts. 1911: 2, ¢. Aug. 22,
©1911; HE 262957; J. F. Mayfield, Big
| Sandy, Tex.
|
{
|
GIVE ME THE FLAG OF OLD IRELAND, FOR
ITS NEXT TO THE RED, WHITE AND
BLUE; words by D. D. Turner, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [18938
ee iuly 12. 191: 2 c.’ July 18,
1911; E 262019; D. D. Turner, Roch-
ester, N. Y.
GIVE MY LOVE TO MOTHER; words by
Val Harris, music by Sid Brown.
| [18939
ol ec Ans. 5, 1911; EH 262528;
San Francisco,
! Cal.
|
GLORIAS BEFORE AND AFTER THE GOSPEL;
- composed by Ernest G. White.
| [18940
er Aus. 5, 1911: 2.¢ Aug. 7,, 191d);
E 263676; Ernest G. White, Lewis-
ham, England.
| GLORY TO OUR FLAG; words by W. J.
| Carey, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18941
(Or Auer 18) 1991: 2 ¢. Aug) 24,
1911; H 265327; William J. Carey,
U.S.
- GLUCKLICHES WIEN (Happy Vienna) ;
walzer von G. Boxhorn, ftir piano.
[18942
© pune 21, 1911- 2 ©: June 30,
1911; E 263639; B. Schott’s séhne,
' Mainz, Germany.
| Go FORTH IN SHINING ARMOR; words by
Harriet H. Pierson, music by George
A. Burdett. [18948
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262626; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Il.
GO FORWARD, CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS;
words by Laurence Tuttiett, music
by H. Loren Clements. [18944
© May 15, 1911; 2c Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262624; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Ill.
GoD FORBID THAT I SHOULD GLORY;
words by Donald S. Lundin, music
by Geo. F. Root. [18945
© July 30, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1911;
H 262421; Metropolitan church assn.,
Waukesha, Wis.
GOD GIVES THE FLOWERS; words by Wil-
liam W. Rock, music by Robert
Harkness. [18946
© july 16; 1911: 9 ee Julm 27,
1911; E 262247; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
GOoD’S TRUMPET WAKES THE SLUMBEBR-
ING WORLD; words by Samuel Long-
fellow, music by Peter C. Lutkin.
[18947
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262625; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Ill.
GOD’S WORDS TO THEE ARE SPOKEN;
words by Ernest G. W. Wesley,
music by John H. Gower. [18948
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262630; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Ill.
GOING BACK HOME: words and music
by C. B. Kephart. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. is
2 © Aug..1, 1911: Que: Ag: :2, 1911;
E 263472; Clara B. aa ‘Rolfe,
‘Ba:
GOING BACK TO CALIFORNIA; words and
music by E. F. Edmondson. [18950
© duly 10, 1911: 2 cerAwe sf tot t:
E 262347; E. F. Edmondson, San
Francisco, Cal.
GOING HOME; words by Maud Frazer,
music by Robert Harkness. [18951
© July 3, 1911; 2c Aug. 4, 1911;
E. 263595; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GOLDEN (THE) DAYS OF AUTUMN,
WHEN THE HARVEST TIME IS HERE;
words and music by E. E. Nichols,
arr. by Bert L. Fulton. [18952
© Swkys 26, 190s! 2 | es) Luly. 27,
1911; E 262402; Ernest E. Nichols,
Bristol, Conn.
1101
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18953
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
GOLDEN DAYS OF AUTUMN—Con. [18953
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c Aug. 8, 1911;
E 262572; Ernest E. Nichols, Bristol,
Conn.
GOLDEN FALL; words by F. Klein,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18954
© Aug. 18; 1911: 2 ic Awee24
1911; E 265144; Fred Klein, Detroit,
Mich.
GOLDEN SUNBEAMS; words by A. White,
music by Lillian Bridwell. [18955
© Aus. "16, 49tt 2) ceAugs 17,
1911; E 262862; Alma White, Bound
Brook, N. J.
GOLDEN THREADS; words and music by
K. Means. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [18956
© Aue. 119i = 2.e Aue. 2, 19it:
EH 263471; Katie Means, Whitewater,
Wis.
GOLDEN WEDDING; waltzes, by Harry J.
Lincoln, arr. for mandolin club of
five parts. [18957
© Aug. 4, 1911: 2:¢; Aus, 1911;
E 262501; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
GOLDEN WEDDING DRIVE; words by A. &
B. Kinch, music by Norman Sells.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[18958
(© Aue, +15, ASIA. 2ee Ange 5:
1911; E 262733; Archie and Bessie
Kinch, Brunswick, Ohio.
GONDELLIED (Boat song); salonsttick
von Hmil Séchting, op. 124, fiir
piano 2 hinde. (Aus der sommers-
zeit, no. 4.) [18959
Ow uly 3,101 = Fie Aue. 2) 19d
E 263528; J. Schuberth & co., Leip-
Sig, Germany.
GOOD-BYE, My ANNIE LEE; words by
I. EK. Hastings, music by Len Flem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [18960
© Aug.: 18, 19d 2> ewe 24,
1911; E 265147; Ira E. Hastings,
Laurel, Del.
GOOD-BYE, MY WMERALD LAND, from
Macushla, by Chauncey Olcott and
Frederic Knight Logan; hotel. or-
chestra. [18961
© Aug; 3) 19dd: 22 eo Aug A914:
E 263605; M. Witmark & sons, New
WOT ING 2¥:.
1102
GOOD-BYE MY HONEY LOVE; words by
H. A. Swerdfeger, music by Carl
Ernst. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [18962
© Aug. 5, 1911:-2'¢ Aue: 5, 1911 -
E 262553; Hattie A. Swerdfeger,
Ogden, Utah. :
GooD-BYE, MY ISABELLE; words by M. J.
Glenn, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[18963
© Aug. 12) 090 ereeenus, 245
1911; E 265293; M. J. Glenn, Lock-
port, La. -
GOOD-BYE SUMMER; words by Agnes
Lockhart Hughes, music by Frank
Lynes. (Octavo series (women’s
voices) no. 504.) [18964
© Augs2, 1911. > 2 e2Aus 3) 1911
E 262458; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
GOOD-NIGHT; evening hymn, words by |
Chetwynd Hamilton, music by F. A.
Challinor. (Bayley & fFerguson’s
festival music, no. 68.) [18965
© Jan. 12, 19ite 2 ree sus. 10s
1911; E 263763; Bayley & Ferguson, _
Glasgow, Scotland.
GOOD-NIGHT, MOTHER DEAR; quartet, by
James W. Casey, arr. by Walter L.
Rosenberg, mixed voices. (Wit-
mark ed., no. 565.) [18966 |
© Aug. 24, 1911; "2 ¢ Aug.. 259)
1911; E 265387; M. Witmark & sons, |
New York, N. Y.
GORDUN’S GRADED PIANO COURSE...
Grade 5. New York, H. 8S. Gordon, |
1911. 32p. 4to;- S$0:50: [18967
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1911;
A 295064; H. S. Gordon, New York, ;
INE ONS
GOTT GRUSSE DICH, LACHENDER SON- |
NENSCHEIN; ged. und musik von |
Carl Schiebold, fiir minnerchor. |
Partitur. [18968 |
© July 7, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 2, 1911; |
E 263488; Ernst Eulenburg, Leipzig,
Germany.
GouNoD (CHARLES FRANCOIS) Bethle- |
hem; shepherd’s nativity hymn,
words by Henry Farnie, music by |
Ch. Gounod, arr. by H. Heale; two |
or three female voices; piano ace. |
(Augener’s ed., no. 4220.) [18969
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 10, 1911; |
E 263740; Augener, ltd., London,
England.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
18987
GOUNOD (CHARLES FRANCoIS)—Contd.
Méditation; sur le 1°* prélude de
S. Bach, by C. Gounod, arr. by Alvin
Buechner; violoncello. [18970
@osume 28, 1911: 2 c. July 20,
1911; E 262108; Carl Fischer, New
Mork NY.
—— Waltz; from Faust, by Gounod,
transcribed by Gustav Lange, op.
196, no. 1, ed. and fingered by Franz
Hoffman; piano. [18971
io ane, 25. 1911; 2 e. Aug. 22,
1911: E 262963; Willis music Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
GRACEFUL (A) DANCE (Staccato); by
Frank lLynes, op. 55; piano. (4
study pieces, no. 2.) [18972
GrAnea. 2, 1911-2 ¢. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262459; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
GRACEFULNESS (Air 4 la menuet); by
Lita Jarratt, op. 21; piano. [18973
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262460; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
— waltz, by Rudolf Friml, op. 74,
no. 3; piano. (Aquarelles, no. 3.)
[18974
ans s 1911. 2 c. Aug. 21,
1911; E 262910; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
GRACIA (LA); nouvelle danse de salon
eréation et théorie de EH. Grand,
musique de Georges Hamel, pour
piano. [18975
im Aue. 10, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 14,
a> 6B 6263801; A. Bose, Paris,
France.
GRADED DUETTINO ALBUM; by Karl
Hegel; piano. Book 2. [18976
eyaly ot, 1911: 2 c. Aug. 8, 1911 :
EK 263707; J. H. Larway, London,
England.
GRADED STUDIES; gathered from many
sources by Mrs. Crosby Adams;
piano. Book 2. [18977
ea duly. 27, 1981): 2 ¢, eSuly 29,
1911; EH 262315; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Til.
GRADUS AD PaAaRNASSUM; Sammlung
von Ernst Heim, ftir violine. Band
3. (Edition Schott, no. 3363.)
[18978
© July 6, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263640; B. Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz,
Germany.
GRAF (DER) VOM REICHENSTEIN: bal-
lade und musik von P. Bachenberg:
miénnerchor; partitur und stimmen.
[18979
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2c. Aug. 21, 1911:
E 264139; P. J. Tonger, Cologne,
Germany.
GRANDMOTHER’S MINUET; by J. S.
Fearis; piano. [18980
©. Ang Za, 19iteo? ee, Auer ot,
1911; E 262950; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
GRANT US THE LIVING TRUTH; prayer,
words by Florence Ellinwood Alien,
music by Edward J. Smith. [18981
© May 1, 1911; 2¢ Aug. 14, 1911:
E 262720; Western Reserve univ.,
Cleveland, O.
GREAT (THE) DESIRE; grand valse de
concert, by J. Coles Meredith; piano.
Dayton, O., Meredith music co.
[18982
©) Aue) AS) ols) Oe Ame. 18:
1911; E 262874; J. Coles Meredith,
Dayton, O.
GREAT IS JEHOVAH THE LorpD. See
Schubert (F. P.)
GREAT SPIRIT, COME; words by Andrew
Reed, music by E. 8S. Lorenz. [18983
©) July 25, 19: 2) ee duly vol,
1911; E 263284; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
GREAT (THE) WHITE WAY; words by
A. M. Saunders, musie by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [18984
CP Ane 1S.) toni ee Ane ee
1911; E 265105; Anna May Saun-
ders, Basking Ridge, N. J.
GREATER OWATONNA; march militaire,
by K. H. Mauderer; piano. [18985
@©.4.-¢, Aug. 8, 19s 262955:
Karl H. Mauderer, Owatonna, Minn.
GREENE (MAURICE) Seven sacred solos,
of the early English school; com-
posed by Maurice Greene, edited and
the piano ace. by E. Stanley Roper.
Low voice. Ato. [18986
@esune 219th oe eh Ane 15:
1911; E 268895; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
GRENADIER’S SONG; from ‘The siren,
lyric by Harry B. Smith, music by
Leo Fall. [18987
© Aue 16) Sil 2) chiA 17,
1911; E 268964; Jos. W. Stern & co..
New York, N. Y.
1103
——— ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18988
GRETCHEN; intermezzo, by Carroll
Martin, arr. by Chas. Roberts; solo
and obligato violin part. [18988
©) Aue. 7, 191: 2 eA es
1911; EK 265077; Carl Fischer, New
York, (N.Y.
Grizc (HDvVARD HaAcERUP) Anitra’s
dance (Anitra’s tanz); from Peer
Gynt suite 1, by EH. Grieg, op. 46, no.
3, edited and revised by Gustav
Saenger; violin and piano. [18989
© vAug., “27 AG ec. wee,
1911; E 265064; Carl Fischer, New
York) INS ¥.
— Death of Ase (Asa’s tod); from
Peer Gynt suite 1, by E. Grieg, op.
46, no. 2, revised and edited by Gus-
tav Saenger; violin and piano.
[18990
(©) Aug: 2: dO1d. 7 22 we. Agia 24,
1911; E 265070; Carl Fischer, New
Work, .N.. Yi
—— In the hall of the mountain king
(In der halle des bergkonigs) ; from
the Peer Gynt suite 1, by Edward
Grieg, op. 46, rev. and ed. by Gustav
Saenger; violin and piano. [18991
©, Aue 2 1S 2 Mey Aue, 22.
1911; E 265080; Carl Fischer, New
Works SNe:
—— Morning mood (Morgenstim-
mung); from Peer Gynt, suite 1, by
EK. Grieg, op. 46, rev. and ed. by
Gustav Saenger; violin and piano.
[18992
© Auge. 72, Oddi a2 e. Ames) 24:
1911; E 265087; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks N? ey:
— Peer Gynt suite 1; by E. Grieg, op.
46, revised and edited by Gustav
Saenger; violin and piano. [18993
© July 7, 1991; 2. ¢. July 20, 1911;
EK 262117; Carl Fischer, New York,
INGAYS
GRIEVING; words by G. EH. Dell, music
by Roy O. Borden, arr. by Chas.
Miller. [18994
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1911; E 262686;
Geo. HK. Dell, Harvey, Il.
GriskLipis, See Massenet (J. E. F.)
GROWLS RAG; by Alfred H. Cooper;
piano. [18995
@isuly 21, Or 22 exialy 24).
1911; E 268688; Jos. Krolage music
eo., Cincinnati, O.
1104
pt. III. n. s.. v.6 |
GURLITT (CoRNELIUS) ' Sechs_ sona-}j
tinen; von C. Gurlitt, op. 121, re-'}
vidiert von O. Thiimer,; fiir Klavier |
zu zwei hiinden. Heft 1, ed. no. |
33274, [18996 |
©. May (25, 291% ete July. 1987
1911; E 262054; B. Schott’s séhne, |
Mainz, Germany.
Heft 2. no. 3827 B. [18997 |
© July 15, 1911; 2 e. Aug. 4, 1911; |
E 263658; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, |
Germany.
GYMKANA; par Lucien Servais, pour |}
orchestre, avec piano-conducteur. |
Ato. [18998 |
© Aug. 10; 191552 ce Aus. 145)
19141; “KH 2638022 (AY Bese: saris
France. |
GYPSY LOVE; valse, on melodies from |
the operetta Zigeunerliebe, by Franz |
Lehar, rev. by H. M. Higgs; or-|
chestra. 4to. (Chappell’s orches- |
tral journal, no. 683.) [18999 ||
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 15, |
1911; EH 263917; Chappell & co., ltd., |
London, England.
H. M. S. PrnaFroreE; selection, by Ar- |
thur Sullivan, arr. by Paul Henne- |
berg; orchestra with piano acc.
[19000 |
© Aug. db; diOliier eis: wAue: 1245)
1911; E 265090; Carl Fischer, New |
York, Ney: |
HAAKMAN (J. JACQUES) Ballade; par |
J. J. Haakman, op. 27, pour violon }
et piano. (8 bagatelles, no. 3.) 1
: [19001 |
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2/¢ Aug: 9, i914 |
E 263714; Laudy & co., London, |
England.
—__— [ntermezzo; par J. J) Haakmany |
op. 28, pour violon et piano. (4 di-;
vertissements, no. 3.) [19002 |
© Aug. 1, 19115 2'c) Ang, 91900 |
E 263716; Laudy & co., London, |
England.
—— Marche; par J. J. Haakman, op. |
28, pour violon et piano. (4 diver- |}
tissements, no. 1.) [19008 |
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 263718; Laudy & co., London Eng- |
land.
Scherzino; par J. J. Haakman, ||
op. 27, pour violon et piano. (8 |
bagatelles, no. 2.) [19004 |
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 263720; Laudy & co., London, |
England. |
]
| HAMPELMANN-DUETT ;
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
HARB’ SONNE IM HERZEN; ged. von G.
Flatschlen, musik von Heinr. Ap-
punn, fiir mannerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [19005
© June 22, 1911; 2 c. July 28,
1911; BE 263143; Fritz Baselt, Frank-
furt a. Main, Germany.
HAnpDEL (GEeorG FRIEDRICH) Instruc-
tive pieces; by G. F. Handel, adapt-
ed. arr. and ed. by Carl Faelten;
Bigue i. .Beok 2, 2. ‘Book 1.
_(Schmidt’s educational series, no.
64a-b.) [19006, 19007
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2c. each Aug. 21,
1911; E 262914, 262915; Arthur
P. Schmidt, Boston, Mass.
Orgel-Konzert, nr. 7; bearbeitet
von Max Seiffert fiir orchester.
Partitur. [19008
@Oeiune 10,1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 15,
1911; E 263897; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
Hatt New JERSEY; state song, words
and music by E. O. Schaaf; piano
ace. [19009
@ Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263404; E. O. Schaaf, Newark,
cod.
——a capella for girls and boys,
words and music by E. O. Schaaf.
[19010
© sully 25, 1911; 2 ¢c July 26,
1911; EK 263094; HE. O. Schaaf, New-
ark, N. J.
HAIL TO THE LORD’S ANOINTED; anthem,
composed by Mark Andrews.
(Church music review, no. 295.)
[19011
ernie 2s, 4911. 9". Aug. 24,
nee 2GD01T ; HH. W. Gray 'éo.,
New York, N. Y.
HAL-LU-LA; words by F. C. Feist, mu-
Sic by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19012
© Auge. 18, 1911: 2 ¢ Aug. -24,
1911; EH 265130; Frank C. Feist, Ce-
dar Falls, Iowa.
HALLIGEN; acht tonskizzen, von Carl
Tycho Hansen, op. 12; klavier zu
zwei handen. [19013
©, July.19, 1911; 2 ec) Aug. 15,
1911; E 263905; F. W. Gleis, Bres-
lau, Germany.
aus Alma, wo
wonst du, von Walter Kollo, arr. von
H. Worch; orchestra, 4to. [19014
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263579; Harmonie verlag, Berlin, |
Germany.
19024
HAND IN HAND; by F. Sabathil; piano.
[19015
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 10,4911;
E 262645; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N; Y:
Hans, LE JOUEUR DE FLOTE; de Louis
Ganne; partition actes 1, 2 and 3.
[19016
(Oy ve: ene sAne “T1719 Dp
18956; G. Ricordi & co., Milan, Italy.
HAPPY HEARTS; waltzes, by F. H.
Losey, op. 301, arr. by Harry J. Lin-
ecoln; mandolin club of five parts.
[19017
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262502; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
Happy Hours; by Benjamin Cutter;
violin and piano. (5 characteristic
pieces, no. 3.) [19018
© Amg: 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 2624384; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Happy SPRING DAYS; rondoleito, by
Reginald Barrett, pour piano.
[19019
@ July Av, 910: 2. (atuly cas,
1911; E 262058: Edward Schuberth
& co., New York, N. Y.
by Mila Judkins
Washington, H.
HAPPY. THOUGHTS;
Anderson; piano.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19020
© Aug; 12, 1911; 2 c. Aug., 24,
1911; E 265269; Mrs. O. S. Ander-
son, Eagle, Neb.
HARMONICK; fantasia for cornet, by
Ben Vereecken; band. 4to. [19021
© Mar. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 25,1911;
E 265359; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
HAVE NOT YOU SEEN THE TIMID TEAR;
poem by Thomas Moore, music by
Em. J. Polak; high voice. [19022
G7 Avie le 1 Otis 2c) ANTS Na,
1911; E 262675; G. Schirmer, New
York, N.Y.
HAVE YOU A BABY AT HOME; words by
L. O. Larson, music by J. C. Eaton.
New York, Old Dominion music co.
[19023
© Aus: 1, 1901: 2 erAug.a, 190;
E 262398; L. O. Larson, Lee, Ill. -
HAYDN (FRANZ JOSEPH) Menuett; by
Jos. Haydn, arr. by Gustav Saenger ;
violon and piano. [19024
© .June. 15,1914: 2 ¢. July -20,
1911; E 262109; Carl Fischer, New
Yorke Na-¥c
1105
Ser, NGO MM es is ee ARs anaes alate mR HEE
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. ne S., Vv. G
19025
HAZEL EYES; words and music by Ruby
Gray. [19025
©) Aue G6: .20lte 2c. Aue 2s:
1911; E 264293; Charles Sheard &
co., London, Hngland.
HF LEADETH ME; words by J. H. Gil-
more, music by J. Henry Francis;
soprano and tenor. [19026
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 c Aug. 10, 1911;
E 262640; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
Hr LIFTED ME: words by Charlotte G.
Homer, music by Charles H. Ga-
briel; male voices. [19027
©) July 3) 191 Be) Aus. 4. Olt
EK 268597: Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HE GIVETH MORE GRACE: words by Wm.
T. Pettengill, music by Duke M.
Farson, jr. [19028
© July 30, 1911: 2c. Aus: 3, 1911;
E 262422; Metropolitan church assn.,
Waukesha, Wis.
HEALING (THE) FOUNTAIN: words and
music by A. White. [19029
© Aug. 16; 19112 2c. Aue: 17,
1911; EK 262868: Alma White, Bound
Brook, N. J:
HEAR THE CHIMING EASTER BELLS;
words by Camilla J. Knight, 1. First
tune, music by John H. Gower, 2.
Second tune, music by George A.
Burdett. [19030, 190381
© May 15, 1911: 2 ¢ each Aug. 9,
1911; E 262607, 262608: Board of
Sunday schools of the Methodist
Episcopal church, Chicago, Il.
HEART (THE) BREAKERS; Selection, by
Orlob and Gideon, arr. by Hilding
Anderson; orchestra. [19032
© Aug: 3, 1911 /2'e Aus. 4 1911:
EK 263606; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work: ING cy:
HEART TO HEART: love melody, by Geo.
J. Trinkaus and Ernest R. Ball,
Ware: “by W.- ©. O'Hare: umilitarsy,
band. 4to. [19033
©), Julyi3i, 191d 2 ec. Aue) a. Old:
HE 262366: M. Witmark & sons, New
York,» N...¥.
are.” by EOP and "Geo. J:
Trinkaus: mandolin orchestra with
piano acc. [19034
©) July sie Ota- 2c. Aust) f90:
EK} 262367: M. Witmark & sons, New
VorkNevye
|
HEATHER-TIME IN HEATHER- LAND;
words by J. FE. Lambe, music by
John Neat. [19035
© Aug. 2, 191i 2 ec ykue.2) 191 ts
E 268397; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
HEAVEN IS HERE; words by John
Quincy Adams, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [19036
© July 25,2911 92 eo Duly’ 31,
1911; E 268285; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
HEAVEN IS OUR HOME; two. part
chorus, words by Thomas R. Tay-
lor, music by James C. Warhurst;
women’s voices. S8vo. [19037
© Aug. 8, 1911-2 @ Augen, 1914 :
E 262580; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
HEAVENLY (THE) cITY; words by M.
J. Water, music by Charles J. W. |
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus 4
Dugdale co. [19038 |
© Aug 12: 1Gil- ares Ane, 24:
1911; E 265263; Mrs. M. J. Waters,
Memphis, Tenn.
HEILIGE SENDUNG (The holy mission); |
ged. von Fritz Lienhard, English |
version by Edward Oxenford, musik
von Karl Bleyle, op. 138, fiir tenor u. |
bariton solo, gemischten chor, und |
knabenstimmen ad lib., mit grosses. |
orchester. Partitur. [190389 |
© May 71, 1912 y exeduly 2 28a8 |
1911; E 263153; Breitkopf & Hir- |
tel, New York, N. Y.
HELEN POLKA; by Reginald Barrett;
piano. [19040
©. Aug. 2,. 191s er Ae oe
1911; E 262391; Edward Schu-
berth & co., New York, N. Y.
HELIOTROPE; polka, by H. A. Vander
Cook; cornet solo, with piano ace.
[19041
© Aug. 42 19d re Ano ore
1911; H 262880; H. A. Vander Cook,
Chicago, III.
HELLER (STEPHEN) 24 studies for ex-
pression and rhythm; by Stephen
Heller, op. 125, rev. phrased and
fingered by O. Thiimer; piano.
(Augener’s ed. no. 6500.) [19042
© Aug. 1, 191i 2c Ne
1911; E 263742; Augener, Itd., Lon-
don, England.
1106
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
19059
HELLO DEARIE, HELLO SWEETHEART;
words by H. Hanley Smitheson,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[190438
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 2%,
1911; E 265151; H. H. Clarke, Union
City, Ind.
HER DARLING DEPARTED; words by L.
Mower, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19044
@yAue. 18, 1911; 2.c Ang. 24,
1911; E 265237; Lena Mower,
Fearis, Ky.
HERE AND THERE; Scherzo-rondo, by
Carl Heins, ed. by S. L. Hermann;
piano. [19045
Peau 17, 1911: 2c. Aug. 17,
1911; H 262822; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
| Heroes (THE) OF THE MAINE; words
|
by J. Robertson, music by Len Flem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19046
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 24,
1911; EH 265146; John Robertson,
Elizabethport, N. J.
| Hey! UP THE RIVER; words by Charles
|
if
|
Godfrey Leland, music by H. Lane
Wilson. [19047
e paues 16, 1911: 2 cc. Aug. 17,
1911; E 264006; Reeder & Walsh,
London, England.
‘Hien HEELS AND BUCKLES; ballata,
from My lady’s boudoir, by Luella
Lockwood Moore, arr. by Geo. J.
Trinkaus; orchestra. [19048
©) Aue, 23, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265048; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
HILLs (THE) OF HOME; words by H.
Drake, music by Orland Mills. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19049
(Oiiv2>, 191t> 2. @ July’ 25;
oe BW 262227 5 Harriet Drake, Ir-
ving, Kans.
| HIS MOTHER’S WEDDING RING; words by
A. L. Friend, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19050
©, Aug, 12) 1911;..2 ex Aug. 24,
1911; E 265171; Addeline Lawton
Friend, Montpelier, O.
HISTORICAL PAGEANT; festal march, by
A. Gilis, ed. by J. W. Lerman;
piano, four hands. [19051
©) Ang 1% AGtt sD eo) Aue. 17,
1911; E 262823; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HM! SHE IS THE GIRL; lyric by Harry
B. Smith, music by Leo Fall. [19052
© Ave? (22 19ite 2 es Aue 23.
1911; E 264235; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
Ho! uP WITH THE ANCHOR;
music by H. M. Bryan. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19053
© Ane 1224918: 2 ¢ Aus. 24
1911; E 265276; Hannah M. Bryan,
Saguache, Colo.
words and
HoBBLE (THE) HAIR; words by J. P.
Spencer, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19054
© Aug 18) 19il- 2 @. Aue 24.
1911; E 265152; Perle Spencer,
Myrtle, Miss.
HoOCHZEITS-WALZER; aus der Schleier
der Pierrette, von Ernst von Doh-
nanyi, op. 18, nr. 4°, tanz-walzer arr.
von Gustav Blasser; klavier, 4
mains. [19055
© June; 13, 19h1 2 ex Aues 19;
1911; E 264065; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
HOLLENFAHRT (DIE) CHRISTI (Christ’s
descent into hell); ged. von Goethe,
English words by John Bernhoff,
musik von Karl Bleyle, op. 17, fur
bariton solo, gemischten chor. und
klavierbegleitung. [19056
© May 11, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 2638494; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York. N.Y.
HOHEIT AMUSIERT SICH; Operette in 3
akten von Julius Freund, musik von
Rudolf Nelson: vollstindiger kla-
vierauszug (2-hdg) mit tiberlegtem
text, bearbeitet von C. Morena.
[19057
© Aus: 4 1911; 2 © Aue, 4, 1911;
EK 268580; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
arr. .von C. Morena, fiir
klavier 2 ms, mit tiberlegtem text.
10 OLPOULEI le) see ay POLpOUrrL pc
[19058, 19059
© Aug. 12) 191-2 ce each Aug;
12, 1911; E 263783, 263784; Har-
monie-verlag, Berlin, Germany.
OT
9562—11——4
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19060
pt. III, n. s., v.6
Hoty NicHT; words and music by H. | Honry mMoonineé; words by W. E. Sug-
Gall. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19060
©) Aug 1 191s 27¢. Amen Ze aon ;
E 263470; Harry Gall, Ishpeming,
Mich. P
HOME AGAIN (Wieder daheim) ; waltz,
by C. F. Hartung, op. 48; piano.
(In dwarfland, no. 5.) [19061
@© Aug. 2, 191d: 2-¢. Aue: 3/1901.
E 262461; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
words by Alice Arnold Crawford,
music by M. X. Aasen. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19062
© Aug 12). Woden 2 ee Anes 24,
1911; E 265311: Marith X. Aasen,
Minneapolis, Minn.
HomMeE (THE) ON THE PRAIRIE; words
by A. L. Starks, music by Charles
Jey. Jerreld: Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19063
© Anes 12) 19 Des Age, 24,
1911; EH 265234: Alice L. . Starks,
Towner, N. D.
HoMeE (THE) OVER THERE; words by
M. Thompson, music by Charles J.
W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19064
©r July, 15,- 19th 2 ee. ala, Ais:
1911; E 262008; Mary Thompson,
Delmont. Pa.
HONEST INJUN (I LOVE YoU); words
and music by H. H. Clark. New
York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[19065
© duly 25, 19it 2" eo, Sully 27,
1911; EH 262267; Harry H. Clark,
New York, N. Y.
HONEY BABE; novelty song, words and
music by Harold Brown Freeman.
[19066
©, Aus 7, g9ld-2 cc. Aug. 18,
1911; EK 262875; Harold Freeman co.,
Providence, R. I.
HONEY DEAR, WHY DID YOU LEAVE;
words and music by James J. Woods.
[19067
©) Auer 1932490 2) el Ae 23)
1911; E 262998; Marvin H. Prather,
Louisville, Ky.
HONEY-MOON IN A FLYING MACHINE;
words by T. Wiscombe, music by
Chas B. Eberle. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [19068
© Aug.) 05, 1911 5) 2: ce Aug. 15,
1911; E 262731; Thomas Wiscombe,
Ochre River, Canada.
1108
den, music by Robert B. Kellogg.
New York, Robert B. Kellogg. |
[19069 |
© July 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 5, 1911;
EH 262493; W. H. Sugden, Waverly,
W. Va.
HONEYDOVE; words by C. Gee .
music by Len Fleming. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19070
© Aug. “12, 19ide 27a Ane. 2459 |
1911; BH 265168 : Clare Rushmore,
Kirksville, Mo. |
HONEYMOONING HONEY IN BomBaAy;
quartet, by Dave Reed, arr. by Wal-
ter L. Rosenberg; male _ voices. |
(Witmark ed., no. 539.) [19071 |
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 c Aug. 25,
1911; EH 265388; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Hoota (THE) BOOLA GLIDE; barn dance |
or schottische, by George Christie, |
arr. by Sol. Levy; orchestra. 4to. |
[19072 |
© July 26, 1911= 2 2 July, 27;
1911; E 262250; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
HoPr’s GOLDEN PATHWAY; words by |
Hileen Newton, music by Arthur F. |
Tate; no. 2 in B fiat. [19073 |}
© Aug. 4,1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 17, 1911; |
E} 263973; Warren & Phillips, Lon- |
don, England.
Hors—E (A) AND BUGGY FOR MINE; |
words and music for Bert Abrams. |
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co. |
[19074 |}
© July 25° seit 2 eo duly 2a
1911; E 262269; Bert Abrams, New |
York; Ns Ye
Hot sTurr; rag, by D. HE. Maharb; |
piano. [19075 |
© Aug. 7, 1911; 1 ¢ Aug.’8, 1919 |
1 ce Aug. 14 9 $91t! 2626935) |)
Backan & Bachman, New York, N. Y. |
—words by Andrew B. Sterling, |
music by Harry Von Tilzer. [19076 |
He Aug. 5, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 5, 1911; |
HE 2625380; Harry Von Tilzer music
CO., London, England.
Hor (A) TIME IN MONKEY Town;-}-
words by Edward Madden, music by |
Percy Wenrich. [19077
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 24, |
1911; H 265040; Jerome H. Remick |
& co., New York, N. Y. ;
=e ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS ~
no. 9, 1911
19098
Hour (THE) THAT GAVE ME YOU;
lyric by James HE. Dempsey, music
by Johann ©. Schmid, in E. flat;
medium voice. [19078
ee Ane 16, 1911: 2. c.' Aug. 16,
1911; E 262803; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
House (THE) THAT STOOD THE STORM;
hymn, music by J. B. Herbert. (In
the choir, v. 12, no. 7, July, 1911.)
[19079
© June 28, 1911; 2c. July 1, 1911;
E 262278; J. B. Herbert, Monmouth,
Til.
How BEAUTIFUL UPON THE MOUNTAINS;
anthem, words from Isaiah, music
by Charles G. Buck; mixed voices.
Svo. (Oliver Ditson co.’s octavo ed.
no. 12164.) [19080
@© July 14, 1911; 2 e. Aug. 1, 1911;
E 2623852; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
How’D YOU LIKE TO SIT WITH ME AND
SWING, SWING, SWING; Swing song,
from the Vizier of Venus, words
and music by P. S. Gilman. [19081
Pontes 2, 1910s 2 c.. Aug. 25,
1911; H 265414; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
How I wiSH PAPA WOULD COME; words
by E. R. Cooley, music by Len Flem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19082
(Aue: .12)1911:.2 ¢. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265191; E. Rosalyn Cooley,
E. Bridgeport, Conn.
How WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE ME FOR
A SCHOLAR; lyric by P. Franzi, mel-
ody by Ferd. E. Mierisch. New
York, Gotham-Attucks music co.
[19083
CG Aue 415, 1911: 2 « Aug.. 28,
1911; E 262971; Paul Franzi, Col-
linsville, Ill.
- HUMORESKE; by Anton Dvorak, op.
ii no. Tt, arr, by Otto Langey;
violin and piano. [19084
Oo suly 28; 1911-2 e July .29,
1911; E 2623820; G. Schirmer, New
Work,’ IN. Y.
arr. by V. FEF. Safranek. 1. Full
band. 2. Solo and obligato violin
part. [19085, 19086
© July 21, 1911; 2c. each Aug. 24,
1911; E 265078, 265079; Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y.
HuMorRESKE—Continued.
ed. and fingered by Louis
Osterle; original edition in G flat;
piano. [19087
© July 28, 1911; 2 ec July 29,
1911; EH 262319; G. Schirmer, New
Work, IN. ¥:
piano, transposed edi-
tion in G. [19088
©; July 25, 1911-2 ¢. chuby 26,
1911; E 263095; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
no. 1, bearbeitung von Ro-
sario Scalero; violine und piano.
INGW) 2:9 Ne.” 6. [19089-19091
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 c. each Aug. 18,
1911; E 264016-264018; N. Simrock,
Berlin, Germany.
FIUMORESQUE-CAPRICE; by Gerald F.
Kahn; piano. [19092
©) Aug: 14, 19%hy 2'c Aug. 15,
1911; EH 2638922; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
HUMORESQUES-MINIATURES; par Ed-
ouard Schutt, op. 90; no. 1 in F dur;
piano. [19093
©, Aue 37, 1911342 ¢« Aug..47,
1911; E 268993; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
no. 2 in A dur; piano.
[19094
@ Aue a 17, 1910 2 @, Ane: 17
1911; E 268992; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
HURRAY FOR OLD CONEY, HURRAY; by
F. H. Dewey, arr. by Chris. Prae-
torius; band. [19095
©-Aug..5, 1St1- 2 enAaie: 7. 1Obt -
EK 2638669; Fred Holland Dewey,
New York, N. Y.
HUTCHINSON BRO’S RAG; by Wm. H.
Stockwell; piano. [19096
@ Aug. 7, 19117 Je Aug... f91t =
E 262557 ; Hutchinson bros., Shreve-
port, La.
HyMN TO APOLLO; words by John
Lylye, music by Frank Bibb; in D,
high voice. [19097
@r Auer da 1Otr: 2.c¢" Ayo 1G,
1911; E 262798; Paul A. Schmitt,
Minneapolis, Minn.
HYMNS OF HOPE... Comp. by Edgar
James Meacham... Cincinnati,
Standard publishing company, 1911.
1p. 1, p. xv—-xvi, 171-245. 16mo.
[19098
@ suly 27, s91t;s 2 eo July 3,
1911; A 292807; Standard pub. co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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19099
I AIN’T GOT NO EAR FOR MUSIC; words
by William Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. [19099
© Auge ei6, 1914 92e. Ane G:
1911; EK 262804; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
I AIN’T GWINE TO STAND YER ANY MORE;
words and music by Walter Tilbury.
{191.00
©rguly 20, 1910 292 ee July, 28.
1911; E 268135; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
I AM COMING HOME; words and music
by E. D. Cowhan. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19101
©) Aue. 12 MOTs) 2c. Aue 1 24
1911; E 265230; Emily D. Cowhan,
Caswell, Ala.
I AM CONTENT; by Isabel Veirs; piano.
Peoria, Ill. Veirs pub. co. [19102
©-Aue 12 Git Ne Ani 4
1911; EH 262723; Isabel Veirs, Peoria,
Ill.
I AM DREAMING, EVER DREAMING; words
and music by S. W. Wallis. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[191038
©) Aue. 12; 1911; 2) ec. Aug. 24
1911; E 265306; S. W. Wallis,
Marissa, Ill.
I AM DREAMING OF MY OLD KENTUCKY
HOME; words by Mrs. J. Becker,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19104
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 24,
1911; EH 265242; Mrs. Jacob Becker,
Cincinnati, O.
I AM ON MY WAY TO DREAMLAND;
words by C. Parry, music by Phil.
Starr. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [19105
©). July) 22, 19id 2 Nex eal 22.
1911; E 262185; Clifford Parry, Os-
kaloosa, Iowa.
I. B. P. O. HEH. W. MaRgcH; music by
Carl T. White and P. HEH. . Toy;
piano with text. Boston, Toy &
White. [19106
© Aue: 7] 19d 2 es Anes oul S,
1911; E 262876; P. H. Toy, Boston,
Mass. :
I BELONG TO A COMPANY; words by G. HL.
Hadley, music by Reinhardt Meyer.
[19107
©l1e July 25, 1911; EH 262195;
George E. Hadley, Haverhill, Mass.
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
I COME TO THEE (O salutaris) ; words
and music by A. MacDonald; mixed
voices. [19108
© Aus. 24° 191d 2re Ans. «25,
1911; H 265373 : Archie MacDonald,
Boston, Mass.
I COULD BE HAPPY IN A PORTABLE
HOUSE; words by G. HE. L. Caton,
music by Arthur A. Penn. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19109
©. July 12) 191 eer staly: 18,
a OS 262029 : Gertrude ) Dp ee oF
Caton, Asheville, Ky.
I’D GIVE THE WORLD FOR YOU ALONE TO
WIN; words by B. M. Chamberlain,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19110
©. July 15,1911; 2) €. July 18;
1911; E 260996; Blanche M. Cham-
berlain, Constable, N. Y.
I’D LIKE TO HAVE A LITTLE GIRL LIKE }
YOU, LIKE ME; from Maid and the |
monarch, words and music by Dan
J. Sullivan. [19111
© Aus. 16, W912 vei oAus. 174
1911; EK 2628387; M. Witmark & |
sons, New York, N. Y.
I’D LIKE TO HAVE YOU DO A LITTLE SOME-
THING FOR ME; words by Harold A.
. Robe, music by Milbury H. Ryder. |
[19112
© Aus, 44, 1911-2 Aue, 15;
1911; E 262763; Head music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
I’D NEVER BEEN COORTIN’ AFORE; writ-
ten by Dan Lipton, composed by
George Bastow. [19113
© Aug!’ 2. 29d 7 oe. Aug.i- 2a
1911; EB 363396 ; B. Feldman & CO.,
London, England.
I’D RUN AWAY WITH YOU; words by H.
C. Gingrich, music by Ren Shields. }
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[19114 |
© July 15, 19tt-2he, July tee
1911; E 262005; H. C. Gingrich.
Tamaqua, Pa.
I DON’T WANT A DREAM GIRL, THE GIRL |
I WANT IS You; words and music by |
¥. Tucker. _New York, F. B. Havi- }
land pub. co. [19115 |
© July 25, 19th 2ece uly 25;
1911; “HM 262222. hrancis Pucker,
Galesburg, I].
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no. 9, 1911
19152
I FORGOT THE NUMBER OF MY HOUSE;
words and music by George Arthurs
and Fred W. Leigh. [19116
Ags a, 1911: 2:e. Aug. 3, 1911;
HE 262410; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
I GoT ME FLOWERS; words by George
Herbert, music by R. Vaughan Wil-
liams. (Five mystical songs no. 2.)
[19117
Pee Auiy 28, 1911- 2 ¢. July..31,
1911; E 268302; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
I HAVE LIFTED UP MINE EYES; anthem,
music by Richard Walthew; mixed
voices. 4to. (Stainer & Bell’s
church choir library, no. 117.)
[19118
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 263726; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
I HAVE SUCH NEED OF YOU NOW; words
by M. R. Charles, music by Robert
B. Kellogg. [19119
| © May 1; 1911; 2c Aug. 5, 1911;
| E 262494; Mabel Ryerson Charles,
Wyckoff, N. J.
| I HEARD THE VOICE OF JESUS SAY; two
part chorus, words by Horatius Bo-,
| nar, music by James C. Warhurst;
' women’s voices. 8vo. [19120
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262581; C. W. Thompson & ©co.,
Boston, Mass.
I HOSTEN (Im herbst); ord af Bjorn-
stjerne Bjornson, deutsch von Max
Bamberger, musik of Christian Schi-
Ott, op. 4, for mandskor. 4to.
[19121
© June 28, 1911; 2 ec. July 28,
1911; E 2638193; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin, Germany.
I JUST MET THE FELLOW THAT MARRIED
THE GIRL THAT I WAS GOING TO GET;
lyric by Joe McCarthy, music by
Al Piantadosi. [19122
| © Aug. 16, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 18,
1911; E 262883; Leo. Feist, New
Monk N.Y.
} I JUST WANT rou; words and music
\ by Wilbur Mack and Nellie Walker.
[19128
] @ July 19, 1911;°2 ex July 18,
| 1911; E 262281; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
I LIKE THE HAT, I LIKE THE DRESS, AND
I LIKE THE GIRL THAT’S IN IT; med-
ley march and two step, by S. R.
Henry, arr. by Carl F. Williams;
band. 4to. [19124
© dually. 2ls AS 2 we eo Saky 222;
1911; EK 262169; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
I LIKE TO ’AVE A LITTLE BIT ON; words
by Arthur Wimperis, music by Philip
Braham. [19125
© Fuly ZOO ise se 2. eF: July 28;
1911; E 263115; Chappell & co., Itd.,
Lendon, England.
I LIKE YOUR INDIVIDUALITY; words and
music by J. W. Wignall. Rochester,
N. Y., Music press. [19126
@©rAgg) 21. 191-2 er Ane. 25:
1911; E 2653882; John W. Wignall,
Rochester, N. Y.
ILL BE A NICE CLEAN WINDOW;; little
song for little children, words and
music by A. M. Pettit. [19127
© Mar. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 16, 1911;
E 262771; Ada Mae Pettit, Mason
City, Iowa.
[’LL BE TRUE TO YOU; words by A. F.
Wallace, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19128
Or Aue, 92: 19h 22 ev Aue 24
1911; E 265265; A. Fitzholan Wal-
lace, Williamsport, Md.
I‘LL BE WAITING BY THE RYE; words and
music by J. H. Chaney. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19129
@P Aug: 12.) 1900 2 ee) Aus 24:
OL: Bie-265159; +3. Ho. Chaney,
Wichita, Kans.
I’LL FOLLOW JESUS; words by A. White,
music by Lillian Bridwell. [19130
Gy Aug, 16-1914: 2 © Aue. cir
1911; E 262864; Alma White, Bound
Brook, N. J.
I’LL KISS THE STARS AND STRIPES FOR-
EVER; duet, words and music by H.
R. McClure. [19131
© (Awe. 152) 1910s. et Aue 14,
1911; EH 262713; H. Ross McClure
co., Sidney, Ohio.
I’LL NEVER HAVE ANOTHER PAL LIKE
MARY MINE; words by Dave Oppen-
heim, music by Joe Cooper, arr. by
Eugene Platzmann. [19132
@iy Aus 19) WH 2 er Ausy 19;
1911; E 262897; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
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19133
ILL NEVER LOOK AT A PRETTY GIRI.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
I LOVE YOU ONLY NO MATTER WHERE I
AGAIN; from The red widow, lyric by
Channing Pollack and Ren Wolf,
musie by Chas. J. Gebest. [19133
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c Aug: 10,1911 ;
E 262647; M. Witmark & sons, New
Y orks; N.Y. :
I’LL THINK OF YOU WHEN I’M AWAY;
words and music by G. C. Wheeler,
arr. by Harold H. Todd. [19134
©. July 22, 19% 2° cesuiye29,
1911; E 262310; Gus C. Wheeler,
St. Louis, Mo.
I LONG TO ROAM DOWN IN MY COUNTRY
HOME; words and music by Andrew
Gabrio. [191385
© Awe: 15, 19lite 25 ce Aue. 12.
1911; E 262683; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
I LOVE AND THE WORLD IS MINE; words
by Florence Earle Coates, music by
Frank Lynes; soprano or tenor, and
alto or baritone. [19136
©) Aes, £195 Oise Oe Geiss 21
19141; HK 262911; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
I LOVE MY MOTHER-IN-LAW; words by
M. O’Leary, music by H. G. Neill.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19137
© duly 22, 1911 -- 2 ex duly 22,
1911; EK 262186; Mary O’Leary, Mc-
Keesport, Pa.
I LOVE OLD COLORADO BEST OF ALL; words
by George Glenn, music by J. S.
Mayer. [191388
@© Aus. 18." 19d: 92 er Auer 16,
1911; E 262851; Mayer & Glenn,
Denver, Col.
I LOVE TO TELL THE STORY TRUE; words
and music by J. E. Jones. 8vo.
[19139
© July 226,419 eo oe Sully aes;
1911; E 2638125; J. Edwin Jones,
Philadelphia, Pa.
I LOVE you; words and music by John
Martin. [19140
© July 29,1911; 2c. Aug. 1, 1911;
E 262339; E. N. Kauffman, Sedalia,
Mo.
I LOVE YOU LITTLE GIRL; words by H. W.
Davidson, music by Wilmuth Gray.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19141
© July 25, 11900 -9 2) .eediuly: «26,
1911; E 263088; Harriet W. David- |
son, Washington, D. C.
ROAM ; words by R. K. Holmes, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale eo. [19142
© Aug.:\12, 190i 2 tests. 24,
1911; EH 265262; Richard K. Holmes,
Alexandria, La.
I’M A DEVIL WHEN I’M ANNOYED; words 4}
and music by Fred Hastings.
[19148
© July 25, 191132 suly 25,
1911; EK 262199; Francis,
Day &
Hunter, London, England.
I’M A FAVORITE AMONG THE GIRLS;
words and musie by F. Blair, rev.
and arr. by Len Fleming. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19144
© Augie15, 1911S) Qe. 24)
1911; E 265296; Fawn Blair, Pay-
ette, Idaho.
I’M A SUFFRAGETTE; words and music
by E. E. Bass. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [19145
©: Aug. 15; 19i1= (2 mea aa
1911; E 262746; Earl E. Bass,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
I’M AWFULLY SORRY FOR YOU; words by |
KF. Foster, music by Allen Kaye. |I
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. |
[19146 |
© Aug. 8, 19115°2%c) Aug.'S, 194133 |)
E 262564; Fannie Foster, Creston, |
Cal. ‘
I’M BACK WITH THE OLD GIRL AGAIN;
words and music by J. Gibbons. i
[19147
© 1c. July 26, 1911; E 263097; ©
James Gibbons, Flatbush, N. Y.
I’M BOUND FOR THE KINGDOM; words |
and music by J. H. Jones. 8vo. |
[19148 |
© July 26, 1911; 2 e July 28, |
1911; E 2638127; J. Edwin Jones, |
Philadelphia, Pa.
I’M DREAMING SWEETHEART OF YOU; |
words and music by M. B. Wilson, |
arr. by Bertha H. Gregory. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. y
[19149 |
© Aug,45, 71911 92) enAue 15;
1911; E 262735; Mary Balfe Wilson,
Newark, N. J.
I'M GLAD YOU KISSED ME; words by O. |
F. Reed, music by Len Fleming. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[19150 |
© Aug.-:12, 1901 22 “el eAae 245 |
1911; HE 265267; O. F. Reed, Ad- |
vance, Mo. i
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no. 9, 1911
I’M LONESOME TO-NIGHT: words by HE.
C. Edd, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19151
© Aue 18, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265110; Ella C. Edd, Under-
wood, N. Dak.
I’M LOOKING FOR HIM; words by
Charles I. Junkin, music by C. E.
LeMassena. [19152
Oedwig 26, 1911; 2° c. July 26,
_ 1911; E 2638096; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
I’M ON MY HONEYMOON;
composed by Mills,
Scott. London, England, Star mu-
sic pub. co., ltd. [19153
@irAne.. 19,1911; 2 ec, July 28,
1911; E 264095; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
written and
Weston and
I'M SIMPLE ON THIS SPOONING STUFF;
words by F. W. Hession, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19154
© Aue 12, 1991: 2 ¢.. Aug... 24,
1911; E 265264; F. W. Hession, Ann
Arbor, Mich.
I’M SO TIRED OF DREAMING; lyric by
Beth Slater Whittson, music by Al.
Piantadosi. [19155
ade iG 1911: 2 ¢c,. Aug. 18,
1911; E 262884; Leo. Feist, New
Fork; IN. “¥.
I’M STUCK ON YOU; words and music
by Kickapoo Jake (E. E. Murdock),
arr. by Archie MacDonald. [19156
anne, 22, 1991: 2 er Aug. 24,
Woe 265038; H. Ei: Murdock,
Gardner, Mass.
I’M WAITING TILL SOMEBODY GROWS UP;
words by Robert I’. Roden, music by
Geo. W. Meyer. Siar
dws 22° 1911; 2 ec. July 22,
1911; E 262182; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
I MUST HAVE BEEN BORN WITHOUT ANY
NERVE; words and music by W. M.
Sacks, arr. by Morris Swedlow.
[19158
© 1c. July 20, 1911; # 262144;
Wm. M. Sacks, Philadelphia, Pa.
I NEVER KNEW HOW I LOVED YOU UNTIL
YOU WENT AWAY: words and music
by Chas. C. Fousse. New York, Je-
rome H. Remick & co. [19159
Cisuly--25,; HEI: 52 eu guly) 27,
1911; E 262264; Chas. C. Fousse,
New York, N. Y.
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19167
ONCE HAD A LITTLE GIRL, HER NAME
was Rosy; words by H. J. Stehl,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19160
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 e!) Aue. 24,
1911; FE 265150: Henry J. Stehi,
Wantagh, F Dane N. iG:
THINK YCU ARE TOG GOOD FOR ME;
words by C. W. Terpening, music
by Len Fleming. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19161
©, Ang. 15,1911: 2. ¢ Aue 24
1911; E 265240; C. W. Terpening,
Bedford, Iowa.
ke
WANT MY GIRLIE; words and music
by Alf. J. Lawrance. [19162
© faly. 27, 1911- (2c. dnly-c28.
1911; E 268186; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WANT SOME ONE TO LOVE; words and
music by C. Spann, jr. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19163
©) Auge: 18) tOtt* -2 e. Ane. 24.
1911; H 265332; C. Spann, jr., Buf-
falo, N. Y.
WANT TO BE LOVED BY A GIRL; words
and music by J. R. Brosky. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19164
©. Aug: 12,1919: 2 2. «Aug 24
1911; E 265803; John R. Brosky,
Connellsville, Pa.
WANT TO SING IN OPERA; in the
Siren; written and composed by
Worton David, George Arthurs and
Jerome Kern. [19165
©) Ane. 23. 101d: 2 @., Anes, .23°
Odds. 262995; 2.) Bs Barms)&
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York,
IN. Y.
WANT TO SPOON TO THE TUNE OF THE
SILVERY MOON; words and music by
Gus Edwards, arr. by De Witt C.
Coolman. [19166
©. Aue, 412; 19it = 2 e.- Aus 18;
1911; E 262877; Song review co.,
New York, N. Y.
WANT YOU HUGGING AND KISSING ME;
words by P. F. Frey, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19167
©) Aug. 12, 1911's92 «Aug, 24,
1911; E 265302; Peter F. Frey, Buf-
falo, N. Y.
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19168
I WILL ALWAYS LOVE You; words and | I
musie by M. P. Colbert. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19168
© Aue 12-7 1919's 2 es Age 24,
1911; E 265229; May P. Colbert,
Salem, Mass.
I WILL SEE YOU, SOME OTHER NIGHT;
words and music by R. EH. Kelley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19169
© uly 12; 190: 325! tuly 18,
1911; EH 260969; Robt. EH. Kelley,
Anniston, Ala.
I WILL TAKE CARE OF YOU; words by I
M. Russo, music by Al. Farnum.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19170
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1911;
H 262568; Mary Russo, Jersey City
Heights, N. J.
I wisH I HAD MY OLD GIRL; words and
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
WONDER WOULD YOU LOVE ME; words
by Ruby Galbraith Allen, music by
Ramona Frank. [19177
©1ec. July 28, 1911; E 263134;
Allen & Frank, Chicago, Ill.
WORK DOWN TOWN IN A DEPARTMENT
STORE; words and music by P.
Franzi. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19178
© July 12, 1911;-2 ce. July 18,
1911; E 262015; Paul Franzi, Col-
linsville, Ill.
WOULDN’T GIVE MY HEART TO ANY
OTHER GIRL BUT YOU; medley waltz,
by Ben Edwards, arr. by Archie
Ames. 1. Band. 2. Orchestra. 4to.
[19179, 19180
© July 21, 1911; 2 @ each July
22, 19113) \H- 262172) Y262173.; ” eo
Feist, New York, N. Y.
music by C. Welte. Philadelphia, | [oy tepe pic (I love you); words
Trio music co. [19171
© Aus. 26; 1911; 2 ec. Aus) 25,
1911; E 265870; Charles Welte,
Philadelphia, Pa.
I wisH I HADN’T ANY TROUBLESOME
and musie by M. C. Coles. [19181
© July 17, 191} 2 endl y, mie
1911; E 263279; Milton Cecil Coles,
Los Angeles, Cal.
WIFE; words by H. C. Drowns, music | ICH WAR Mit pDiR; ged. von Ernst
by Len Fleming. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19172
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263467; Harvey C. Drowns, Alex-
andria, Va.
I WONDER HOW THE OLD FOLKS ARE ,AT
HOME; waltz, by F. W. Vandersloot,
Hardt, musik von Heinrich 4G.
Noren, op. 87 no. 1; piano. (Vier
lieder fiir eine singstimme mit
piano, Noa) [19182
© Aug. 3, A9It aca aue) 15,
1911; E 2639138; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
arr. by Harry J. Lincoln; mandolin | Ici-Bas; poésie de Sully Prudhomme,
club of five parts. [19173
©rAugs, 4; 1914 >.2 ¢ Aug. 5b; 191i:
E 262503; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa. |
I WONDER WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF THE
musique de Max D’Ollone. (Mélo-
dies, no. 4.) . [19183
© July 29; 19113 2 ey July °31,
1911; E 263356; Heugel & cie.,
Paris France.
MOON GOT WISE; words and musSiC | tyra: Boston waltz, by José Balart,
by J. E. Callahan. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19174
© July 15; 1911; 2 ce) July 418,
1911; E 260983; John H. Callahan,
Fairmont, Nebr.
I WONDER WHY; words by Fred Lewis
_ Pattee, music by Bernice W. Cragin.
[19175
©) Aug. {95 1912. 240; Aug 10;
1911; EK 262641; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
arr. by G. Gast; orchestra. 4to.
. [19184
© ‘July. 19, 191d =e 2 er July, 620;
1911; E 262147; G. Schirmer, New
York, Ni ove
IDELLA’S WALTZ; by Harriett H.
Koonce; piano. [19185
© July 10; 19h: 2Ne> July 1%;
1911; EH 263369; Harriett H. Koonce,
Cedar Valve, Kans.
I WONDER WHY THE MOONLIGHT ALWAYS | IDLE MOMENTS; morceau de salon, by
- MAKES ME THINK OF LOVE; lyric by
O. Kline, music by Adelbert Hoff-
man. [19176
@wsune 29); 1911-2 oc aiuley 8,
1911; EK 262143; Otos Kline, Ster-
ling, Il.
1114
J. Warwick Moore. (Ruby series,
brilliant pianoforte pieces, no. 24.)
[19186
© Aug: 17) 219i. erewAuss 16;
1911; E 263938; Orpheus music pub.
co., London, England.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
Ir ALL MY DREAMS WERE MADE OF GOLD,
I’D BUY THE WORLD FOR YOU; by
George Christie; vocal orchestra;
key of B fiat. [19187
(pane: 24. 1911: 2 ¢. Aug: 25,
1911; E 265389; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
— words by J. F. Bradley and C. F.
Quigley, music by George Christie.
[19188
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 10, 1911;
EH 262646; M. Witmark & sons, New
Pork, N.Y.
Ir I BUT ONLY KNEW; words by H.
Seales, musie by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19189
Seduiete, 1911-: 2c. July. 18,
1911; E 260973; Harry Scales, Jer-
sey City, N. J.
Ir I COULD FIND THE PLACE THEY CALL
LOVELAND; words by M. B. Jones,
music by John H. Tinnemeyer.
[19190
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c Aug. 5, 1911:
E 262519; Margaret B. Jones, Ben
_Avon, Pa.
IF I COULD ONLY HOLD YOU IN MY
ARMS; written by J. P. Harrington
and J. KF. Lambe, composed by John
Neat. [19191
@pAwen2 191152 ec. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263395; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
IF STARS COULD TELL THEIR SECRETS;
words and music by W. W. Van
Gundy. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19192
© Aus. Ss, 1911-2 « Aug. 24,
1911; E 265298; W. Wayne Van
Gundy, Ellsworth, Il.
Ir THE GARDEN OF ROSES SHOULD
CHANGE TO THORNS: lyric by James
EK. Dempsey, music by Johann C.
Schmid. [191938
Grane 16; 1911+ "2° Aus. 16,
1911; EH 262801; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
IF THOUGHTS COULD ONLY SPEAK, DEAR;
written and composed by Chas.
Cardow and Arthur Stroud. [19194
(OrAne. 2 1910 Dre Aug! 2 A911 -
E 263394; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
IF YOU LOVE ME AS WORDS CANNOT TELL;
words by R. Tullis, music by John
Douglas. [19195
Onwe, July 27; 1914 262350 :
Roland Tullis, Lankershim, Cal.
19204
IF YOU ONLY KNEW; words and music
by S. Philip George. Elizabeth,
N. J., Faber pub. co. [19196
© Aug; 22, 1901-2) ¢. Aue. 23;
1911; E 262988; George Schmidt, jr.,
Elizabeth, N. J.
IF YOU ONLY TRY; words by Maud
Cunningham, music by Ralph Ray-
mond; no. 2 in C. [19197
OLdsily Shs A911 sro es Aue 17,
1911; E 268974; Warren & Phillips,
London, England.
IF YOU WERE MINE, DEAR; words by
Leon St. Clair, music by O. Oresta
Migliaccio; medium in E flat.
[19198
©) Huy 197) 1914: Ze July 18,
1011: Wy 262282 2Ted Snyder’ co.,
New York, N. Y.
IL EST DES AMUSEMENS (Lob der ein-
Ssamkeit) ; deutsche tibersetzung, et
musique rééditée avec acc. de piano,
par Otto Lessmann. (Vieilles ro-
mances franeaises du 18 siécle,
no: 4.)i. [19199
© June 27, 191k: 2 c. July 28,
1911; E 2638176; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
ILonA; valse, par Henri Binder ; piano.
[19200
© July 726,191 2) @. Aue i221
191t>) 264121; Ad» Holzmann,
Zurich, Switzerland.
IM WALD; ged. von Fr. Winkel, musik
von A. Fleischer, op. 40, no. 1, fiir
miinnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [19201
@©y June 25) 191i 2 e., Suly, 28;
1914; BE 2635213; C. EF. W.. Siegel’s
musikalienhandlung Linnemann,
Leipzig, Germany.
IMPERIAL OVERTURE; by Charles J.
Rockwell; band. 4to. [19202
© Mar. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1911;
EK 265360; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
IMPETUOUS (AN) RESOLVE; words by
James Whitcomb Riley, music by
Myra Thornburg. Pittsburgh, Jack-
son printing co. [19203
©) duly 22; 191%:)2 e July 26;
1911; E 263105; Myra Thornburg
Evans, Pittsburgh, Pa.
IN A BLUE SUNBONNET AND A GINGHAM
GOWN; lyric by Robert A. Roden,
music by E. F. Dusenberry. [19204
©) Aug 10, (1910 32) er Auek te,
1911; E 262667; Holmes music ¢o.,
Middletown, N. Y.
1115
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19205
pt. 1, aS, vi 6
IN A CANOE WITH MY LITTLE GIRL SUR;
words and music by H. Dralle.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19205
ec Aug. 24,
Herman Dralle,
@© Aug. 12, 1911; -2
1911; HD 265818;
East Moline, Il.
IN A PRETTY LITTLE HOUSE, IN A PRETTY
LITTLE TOWN, WITH A PRETTY LITTLE
GIRL LIKE you: written and com-
posed by Harry Lane. [19206
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c Aug. 2, 1911;
Ki 268898; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don, England.
IN BLAUER NACHT: ged. von Emanuel
Geibel, musik von Franz Abt; fiir
miinnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. (C. Fischer's edition, no. 408.)
[19207
© June 29, 1911; 2 « July 20,
1911; BH 268865; Carl Fischer, New
OTE, IN Xe
IN DER MUnNLE (In the mill); von
Erik Meyer-Helmund, op. 20], fiir
pianoforte. (Sechs characterstiicke,
no. 2.) {19208
@ June 10, 1912: 2 « July 28,
1911; E 268167; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
IN DREAMLAND WITH YoU; words and
musie by Lester Ebbets. [19209
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2¢ Aug. 11,1911;
EK 262780: L. Ebbets music pub. ¢co.,
New York, N. Y.
IN FLOWER TIME: words by Harriet
Prescott Spofford. music by Bertha
McCray: low voice. [19210
© Aug. 8, 1911: 2 e« Aug. 8, 1911;
E 262588; John Chureh co., Cinein-
nati, Ohio
ABIDING: sacred
Anna L.. Waring,
Warhurst; alto
[19211
July 27,
W. Thompson &
IN HEAVENLY LOVE
duet, words by
music by James C.
or bass.
© July 26, 1911: 2 «
1911; BH 262294: C.
co., Boston, Mass.
IN HUNGARIAN STYLE (Ungarischer—
A la Hongroise) : by Walter Dellers;
violin and piano. [19212
@/ Aug. 21, IS: 2 ie Aum 12,
1911; E 262676; G. Schirmer, New
Work, IN... Y.
IN LILAC TIME; march, by H. Engel-
mann; piano. (Four dances for the
piano, no. 1.) [192138
© Aug. 17,1923; 2 e.nAugd 17,
1911; E 262904: Theo. Presser ¢co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IN LOVES GARDEN ALONE AM IT}; words
and musie by Clarice Manning, arr.
by Iugene Platzmann; bass song.
[19214
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug, 26, 1911;
EK 265489; Clarice Manning & co.,
New York, N. Y.
IN MEMORY OF THE OCZARINA WRECK ;
words by S. A. Peterson, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Wirkus Dugdale co. [19215
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2c. Aug. 24,
1911; HE 265259; Shirley Aileen
Peterson, North Bend, Ore.
IN MY AEROPLANE; words and music
by Gladys M. Crosman. [19216
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 c Aug. 4, 1911;
KE 268698; Shapiro music pub. ¢co.,
New York, N. Y.
IN MY DREAMS THAT THE MOON, BRINGS
oF you; yords by Jos. Lyons, music
by Chas. “McKelvey. [19217
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 e Aug. 4, 1911;
- BE 262480; Thompson & co., Chicago,
Ill.
IN MY TEPEE; Words and music by
L. W.. Lewis. [19218
© July 31, 1911; 2 ce Aug. 7, 1911;
E 263672; Mar Lew co., Portland,
Ore.
IN NIGHT’S STILL CALM (Calme du
soir): Venetian serenade, by Emil
Juel-Frederiksen, op. 75; piano.
[19219
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 29,
1911; E 264818; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
IN ocd Manprip; bolero by Frederic
Emerson Farrar; piano. [19220
© July 31,1911; 2 e. July 31,
1911; E 2683817; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
—— solo, by H. Trotere, arr. by H. F.
Odell; harp, guitar or guitar. (Gib-
son edition, no. 2.) [19221
© July 27, Jie 2 Sy 2c
1911: E 262809; Gibson mandolin
guitar co.. Kalamazoo, Mich.
march, by Adam
Giebel; piano. Five characteristic
dances, no. 1.) [19222
© Aug. 17, 1912; 2 ee Ame 37,
1911; E 262824; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
IN RYTHMIC STEP;
1116
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
19238
IN SKIDOO LAND; words and music by
W. W. Millsaps. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19223
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263466; W. W. Millsaps, Gatliff,
Tenn.
IN THE DAYS OF GIRLS AND BOYS; lyric
by Blanche Merrill, music by Leo
Edwards. [19224
© Aug. 16, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 18,
1911; E 262885; Leo Feist, New
oO ae Bee
IN THE FADING TWILIGHT; words by C.
Boeh, music by J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19225
© Ang. 12, 1911; 2 ¢« Aug. 2,
1911; E 265226; Chas. Boeh, Am-
bridge, Pa.
IN THE GLORIOUS TWENTIETH CENTURY;
words by A. Frischknecht, jr., music
by Len Fleming. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19226
@Ang..12, 1911; 2c Aug. 24,
1911; E 265176; Alfred Frisch-
knecht, jr., Connell, Wash.
IN THE HALL OF THE MOUNTAIN KING.
See Grieg (E. H.)
IN THE LAND OF NATURE’S DREAM;
words by F. A. Bartram, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, Ft.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19227
oan 127,.1911; 2c. Aug 2,
1911; E 265182; F. A. B. Bartram,
Montreal, Canada.
IN THE MOONLIGHT (Im mondenlicht) ;
serenade, by Rudolf Dost, op. 5;
piano. (2 compositions, no. 1.)
[19228
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262463; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
IN THE MUSCONETCONG VALLEY; words
and music by G. W. Sailer. New
York, Adams music pub. co. [19229
Ate +28,.1911;.2 ~@, Aug.. 22,
1911; E 262964; George Walter
Sailer, Larchmont Manor, N. Y.
IN THE NIGHT (In der nacht); by
Trygve Torjussen, op. 3; piano.
(Norwegian suite, no. 6.) [19230
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262442; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
IN THE PARLOR WITH ONE ON EACH
KNEE; words and music by S. Gra-
ham. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [1923
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265132; Stella Graham,
Delevan, N. Y.
IN THE SAME COUNTRY; words by Wil-
lis Boyd Allen, 1. First tune, music
by George A. Burdett, 2. Second
tune, music by John H. Gower.
[19232
© May 15, 1911; 2 ce. each Aug.
9, 1911; E 262605, 262606; Board of
Sunday schools of the Methodist
Episcopal church, Chicago, I]l.
IN THE SHADE OF THE OLD SAVIN TREE;
words by J. E. Smith, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19233
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265174; Jennie Evelyn
Smith, West Haven, Conn.
IN THE SHADOWS; dance, by Herman
Finck; arr. for reed and brass
band. 4to. [19234
© July 26, 1911: 2 e. July 27,
1911; E 262290; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don, England.
— words by E. Ray Goetz, music
by Herman Finck. [19235
© Aug. 22, 1911; 2 e Aug. 23;
1911; E 264236; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
IN THE TREETOPS HIGH; words by
Elizabeth K. Reynolds, music by
Edwin Schneider; high in F and
low in D flat. [19236
© Aug. 25, 1911; 1 ¢c. each Aug.
23, 1911; 1 ¢ each Aug. 30, 1911;
E 265011; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
IN THE TWILIGHT, WHEN I’M LONELY;
words by Mrs. Harry Williams, mu-
sic by Herbert Graham. [19237
©) Aug, 12 1911;.2:¢.. Aug. 11,
1911; E 262769; Panella & Murray
music pub. co., Pittsburg, Pa.
IN THE VALE OF OLD VIRGINIA; words
by E. M. Cobb, music by R. L. Nash.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19238
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263469; E. M. Cobb, Copenhagen,
1: ple
1117
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19239
Dt. DE ts: VY. O
IN YOUR LITTLE RED CANOE; words by
M. Huether, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[192389
©), Auge 12) 1901 2 io); Ane) 24,
1911; E 265281; Mary MHuether,
Rochester, N. Y.
INCANTATION ; paroles et musique par
Lucien Cheviillier, op. 23; chant et
pianc. Paris, France, M. Senart, B.
Roustanez & cie. [19240
© Aig? Se 101i 2 vie), Auer 18,
1911; E 264088; L. Chevaillier, Paris,
France.
INDIANA; State song, words and mu-
sic by W. O. Miessner. [19241
@©rAug. 21; 1911* "2c, Aue, 22:
1911; E 262900; W. Otto Miessner,
Oak Park,: Ill.
INDIANA ANNA; words and music by
D. J. Wall, arr. by Thomas R. Con-
fare. Professional. [19242
© 1 ¢@Augs.2; 191s 268401 -
Dan J. Wall, Chicago, [1].
INQUIETUDE; etude, by Rudolf Frim],
op. 74, no. 2; piano. (Aquarelles,
no. 2.) [19243
©) Ave. 19, 19112 .c. Aug 21,
1911; E 262912; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
INSTRUCTIVE PIECES. See Hindel (G.
INTERNATIONAL AVIATOR; march, by M.
A. Althouse; band. 4to. [19244
© Aug. 1, 1914 Ber suly Si, 1911:
EH 263309; Penn pub. co., Reading,
Pa.
INTERRUPTIONS; humorous two _ step,
by Felix Godin; piano, with words.
[19245
© Aug. 14, 1911:)2 ¢ Aug. 15,
1911; E 2638928; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
IntimMit&. See Moszkowski (M.)
INTRADA; adagio, von Giovanni An-
tonio Desplanes, arr. von 'Tivadar
~Nachéz; violine und klavier. (Clas-
sical masterpieces from 17th and
18th century, no. 1.) [19246
Ke) Aug. 18) 1911; 2: ¢., Aug. 18,
1911; E 264019; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
Invocation; by Frank Lynes, op. 53,
no. 1; organ. [19247
©) tA. 19). 1901s! 2) ey Aus. 21,
1911; EH 262918; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
INvocaTion—Continued. |
(Aunrufung); deutsche tiberset-
zung et musique rééditée avec acc.
de piano, par Otto Lessmann.
(Vieilles romances francaises, du 18°
siécle, no. 2.) / [19248
© June 27, 1911) Boe July 28,
1911; E 263177; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
IONELLE WALTZ; by J. F. MeMahon;
trombone solo. [19249
©1c. Aug. 7, 1911; E 263666; Joe
IF’. McMahon, Washington, D. C. —
Ir1isH (AN) MOTHER; words by Percy
French, music by H. F. W. Foster.
[19250
© Aug. 25, 1911:\2 GeAug, 26,
1911; EH 265442; H. F. W. Foster,
New York, N. Y.
IRISH RUBIES; OR, THE WEARIN’ 0’ THE
RED; words by S. E. Locke, music by
Francis Byford. No. 1 in B minor.
[19251
© June.30,: 19 eee eae, 4,
1911; E 268642; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Is THERE A WELCOME WAITING FOR ME;
words and music by Nell Lieurance.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19252
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 eh Auge 24;
1911; E 265320; Mrs. O. R: Lieur-
ance, San Francisco, Cal.
Is THY CRUSE OF COMFORT FAILING;
words by HElizabeth R. Charles,
music by Carl F. Price. [192538
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262623; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Ill.
ISABEL LA CaTO6LICA; paso doble fia-
menco, por Velino M. Preza, para
piano. [19254
© July 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
BH 263556; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York, N. Y.
Ir 1s ENOUGH. See Bach (J. 8.)
IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN IN OLD CHICAGO;
words by L. A. Long, music by Reid
Kingly. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [19255
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 8, 1911;
E 262563; Loel A. Long, Arkansas
City, Kans.
es
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
IT WAS NOTHING BUT A DREAM; words
by J. J. Sutton, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [19256
(oeaAug. 12, 1911; 2 c. Aug.. 24,
1911; E 265272; J. J. Sutton, Claren-
don, Tex.
It’s A LONG LANE THAT HAS NO TURN-
Inc; from Round the world, by
Manuel Klein; hotel orchestra.
[19257
Cane 2o,°1911; 2c. Aug. 24,
-1911; E 265049; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
IT’S GOING TO BE A SERIOUS THING FOR
ENGLAND; words and music by Billy
Merson. [19258
© July 25, 1911; 2 ec. July 25,
1911; E 262200; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
It’s JUST PLAIN JANE; lyric by Thomas
J. Gray, music by Jerome Shay.
[19259
@vAug. 211911;-2 ¢. Aug. 21,
1911; E 262901; Fred G. Heberlein
& co., New York, N. Y.
It’S NO USE TO WORRY; words and mu-
sic by E. G. Cornic, arr. by Clara
Cooly Adams. [19260
oie July 27, 1911; BH 262840;
Emma G. Cornic, Los Angeles, Cal.
IT’S NOT THE ROSE OR MOONLIGHT THAT
MAKES ME LOVE YOU; words by Z.
M. Ingram, music by Ferd EH. Mier-
isch. New York, Gotham-Attucks
music co. [19261
© July 3, 1911; 2c. July 27, 1911;
E 262302; Zilpah May Ingram, High,
Tex.
IT’S STEEPLECHASE FOR MINE; words by
H. B. Osmun, music by Ira Attelby.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19262
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EK 262547; Harry B. Osmun, New-
apie, IN.
It’s YOU, SINCE THE WORLD BEGAN;
lyric by Earl Carroll, music by Leo
Edwards. [19268
© Ave 16, 1911-2 ¢ Aug... 18,
1911; E 262886; Leo Feist, New
York, N. Y.
ITALIAN O-MARIE; words by Ethel B.
Davis, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19264
@rAug, 1) 190-2 6) Aue. 2) 1911:
EL 263468; Ethel B. Davis, New Or-
leans, La.
19283
IZEYL; suite d’orchestre, par Gabriel
Pierné, transcription par H. Mou-
ton en trio pour piano, violon, et
violoncelle, avec contrebasse_ et
clarinette ad lib. [19265
© July. Zo. 190s 2 cy duly. Si,
1911; E 268348; Durand et cie,
Paris, France.
JACK OF SPADES; march-two step, by
Abe Losch, arr. by Harry J. Lincoln;
mandolin club of five parts. [19266
© Aug. 4, 1911: 2 ec. Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262504; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
JAGDSTUCK (Hunting song); salon-
stuck von Emil Soéchting, op. 124,
fiir piano. 2mo. (Aus der som-
merszeit, no. 7.) [19267
@ Jily 13; 191i 2 ec Augs 2, dott
E 263531; J. Schuberth & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
JAHROW (HupBert) Scherzo; von H.
Jahrow, op. 10; violoncell u. klavier.
(Sechs kleine violoncell-stiicke, no.
By) [19268
@wAne. 11% 1910 +02 vel) Ane. aye,
1911; E 263998; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
JAMIE’S PRAYER; words and music by
‘Mrs. R. G. Veith. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19269
@yt Avis: 1, 1911 2 es Ave. 21911:
E 263464; Mrs. R. G. Veith, Keokuk,
Iowa.
JANE GREY; ged. von Heinrich Am-
mann, English version by Claude
Aveling, musik von Christian Sind-
ing, op. 109; mittel. (Balladen und
lieder, no. 3.) [19270
© May 11, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EH 263502; Breitkopf & Hirtel. New
Work, N: Y.
JAQUES-DALCROZE (E.) 12 danses;
par HK. Jaques-Dalcroze; piano. No.
IMINO. 22), INOS oy INOS, 4k, NO as
No.6; (No. 7. No. 8. No. 9. No; 410.
INGHA NOS S42. [19271-19282
© Aug. 16, 1911; 2 ¢ each Aug.
16, 1911; E 2638946—263957; N. Sim-
rock, Berlin, Germany.
JERRY MorAN; words by Henry Trax-
ler, music by Eddie Newton, arr. by
Wilbur Campbell. [19283
OV duly. 22. 191i. 2 ec July. Bi,
1911; E 263278; Southern California
Music co., Los Angeles, Cal.
ELS
CPLR ieyhh (ON Aa E | SSAC |e RRND RM
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19284
pt. II, n. 8., v. 6
JERUSALEM, FAIR CITY; words and mu-
sic by Thoro Harris. [19284
© July 30, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262419; Metropolitan church assn.,
Waukesha, Wis.
JESUS AND THE CHILDREN; two-part
hymn and refrain, words by R. R.
Hall, music by F. A. Challinor.
(Bayley & Ferguson’s festival music
no. 66.) [19285
©) “Jaw., 12, HOW +2 er: Anes (10,
1911; E 263765; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
JESUS, DELIGHTFUL NAME; words and
music by J. EH. Hall. [19286
© July 20, 1911; 1 ce July 24,
1911; 1 e. July 31, 1911; H 263368;
EK. A. Hoffman, Cabery, II.
JESUS IS OUR SHEPHERD; words by
Hugh Stowell, music by W. H. Rob-
son. [19287
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262616; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Il.
JESUS LOVER OF MY SOUL; words by
Charles Wesley, music by E. O. Ex-
cell. [19288
© July 24,190; Fe Aves 2 1ot1 ;
E 263403; EH. O. Excell, Chicago, III.
JESUS, TAKE THIS HEART OF MINE;
words by Ernest G. W. Wesley, mu-
sic by J. W. Lerman. [19289
© May 15, 1911; 2c Aug. 9, 1911;
H 262615; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Hpiscopal church,
Chicago, III. .
JEWEL OF THE BIG BLUE NILE; words
by A. Rogers, music by W. M. Cook.
[19290
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1911; E 262992;
Will Marion Cook and Alex Rogers,
New York, N. Y.
Jim Crow; words by H. Wilkins, mu-
sic by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19291
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 2, 1911;
HK 263465; Estelle Wilkins, Char-
lottesville, Va.
JOHN MAYNARD; ballade von Theodor
Fontane, musik von Georg Striegler,
op. 8, fiir md&nnerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [19292
© June (24, 191132 «July. 28;
1911; E 268210; J. Schuberth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
JOHNNY AND THE BUMBLE BEE; petit
idyl, by Marie Seuel-Holst, op. 8,
no. 3; piano. [19293
© July 31, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1911;
E 262870; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N.Y
JOLLY CAPTAIN; march, by H. Engel-
mann; piano. [19294
©, Aug. 26, S91d> Qe. Are, 23;
1911; E 262977; Brehm bros., Erie,
Pa.
JOLLY HARVESTERS; schottische, by F.
Shryock; piano. [19295
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. huly 31,1914 *
E 2638312; Co-operative music co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
JOLLY (A) SAILOR; march-two step, by
Harry J. Lincoln, arr. for mandolin
club of five parts. [19296
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1911;
HE) 262505; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
JOLLY (THE) SUMMERTIME; words by
HK. Seymour, musie by Willy Wag-
ner. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19297
© Aug. 18; 19ti 2 ee Ane. 24
1911; EH 265128; E. Seymour, New
York, N. ¥:
JOTA DEL CENTENARIO; por Luis G.
Jorda, para piano, canto ad lib.
[19298
© Juné,20, -19tl= 27. sully «28:
1911; E 263188; Otto y Arzoz, Mex-
ico, Mex.
JOY, JOY, IMMORTAL JOY; words by
Charles §S. Nutter, music by Peter
C. Lutkin. [19299
© May 15, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262610; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Chicago, Il.
JOY OF MY HEART: words and music by
H. Buse. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19300
© Aug. 12) Onde 2 ire. Ane Ae
1911;.E 265185; H. Buse, Mt. Ver-
non, N. Y.
JOY RIDE; galop, Ruth Zeigler
Hamilton; piano. [193801
©1 ec. July 25, 191s] Br 262297):
Ruth Zeigler Hamilton, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
by
JOYFUL BELLS; words and music by
Lillian Bridwell. [19302
© Aus. 16 .19tter 2D errs AT,
1911; E 262871; Pentecostal union,
Bound Brook, N. J.
1120
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10. 9, 1911
19321
JOYS OF CHILDHOOD; words and music
by Mrs. C. C. Weaver. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [193038
©) Ane 18,. 1911; 2 e Aug. 24;
e900; By. 265131; Mrs. Clyde. C.
Weaver, Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
JUBILATE DEO; music by Charles Mac-
pherson; in HE, men’s voices. 4to.
[19304
eaves 26, 1911s 2 c. Aug. 28,
1911; E 264299; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
JUDE'S MISSION HYMNS; music by W.
H. Jude. 4to. part 2. [19305
© July 8, 1911; 2c. July 26, 1911;
E 263085; Reid bros., ltd., London,
England.
——— part 3. [19306
© July 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 24, 1911;
E 263611; Reid bros., ltd., London,
England.
——-——— part 4. [19307
© July 22, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 10,
1911; E 268756; Reid bros., ltd.,
London, England.
words by J. G. Whittier and
others, music by W. H. Jude and
others, arr. by W. H. Jude. Part 5.
[19308
Gr july 29, 1911; 2 c«. Aug. 14,
1911; E 268884; Reid bros., Itd.,
London, England.
JUDGMENT (THE); words by J. Wilbur
Chapman, music by Robert Hark-
ness. [19309
) duly o) 1911: 2.¢c. Auge. 4, 1911;
EK 268586; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
JUGEND-ALBUM; 20 melodische stiicke,
von Cornelius Gurlitt, op. 140, her-
ausgegeben von Eric Kuhlstrom, fiir
klavier zu 2 hianden. [19310
© June 6, 1911; 2c. July 18, 1911;
E 262048; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
JULIE; words by A. A. Fabia, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19311
© Aue® 12, 1911';’-2' ec: Aug. 24,
1911; H 265221; A. A. Fabia, Rock
Lake, N. Y.
JUNE DAYS; waltz, by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 136, no. 3; piano. (Pleas-
ures of youth, no. 3.) [19312
@r Aus. 26, °1914%: 2 ce: | Aug. 23,
1911; E 262978; Brehm bros., Erie,
Pa.
JUNETIME IS THE TIME TO SPOON ; words
and music by P. M. Schauland.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19313
©: Age 12 ASt sy 2 el) Ausi2e
1911; E 265275; Paul M. Schauland,
Newark, N. J.
JUNIOR (THE) WALTZ; Dby Will S.
Stebbins; piano. [19314
© 1 @ Aus. 25, 1911: Hi 265433 °
Will Seully Stebbins, Houghton,
Mich.
JUON (PavL) Intermezzo; von P.
Juon, op. 48, fiir klavier. (Minia-
turen, no. 1.) [19315
© June 14 1911; 2c, Aug, 2, 1911:
E 263534; Schlesinger’sche buch u.
musikhandlung (R. Lienau), Berlin,
Germany.
— Scherzo; von Paul Juon, op. 48,
fiir klavier. (Miniaturen, no. 3.)
[19316
© June 14,1911; 2c Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263536; Schlesinger’sche buch- und
musikhandlung (Rob. Lienau), Ber-
lin, Germany.
Sonatine; von P. Juon, op. 47, fiir
klavier. [19317
© June 14, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263533; Schlesinger’sche buch-u.
musikhandlung (R. Lienau), Berlin,
Germany.
JUST A DREAM OF YORE; words and
music by A. F. Reed. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19318
© Ade: 12> 199s Zoe Ame, 24:
1911; E 265164; A. F. Reed, Sand
Bu We Va.
JUST A PLAIN LITTLE IRISH GIRL; words
and music by Wm. Cahill. [19319
@©r Aust a2, JOei Qi vex | Augn 12:
1911; E 262670; FE. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
JUST AT THE BREAK OF DAY; quartette,
words and music by Harry J. Lin-
coln; male voices. [19320
(©) Aue 1G 198). = 2c, “Aug.” 215
1911; E 262933; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
JUST BECAUSE YOU WERE MY SWEET-
HEART; words and music by L. A.
Wilson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19321
©) Aug. 12, 19117 2 e Aus. 24,
1911; E 265220; Louis A. Wilson,
Logan, Ia.
1121
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19322
pt. 111, n. s., v.6 |
JUST FOR TO-NIGHT; sacred song, by
H. R. McClure; medium voice.
[193822
©) Auge 45, 190d 22) e) Anes alg,
1911; EK 262710; H. Ross Me ure
CO., Sidney, QO.
JUST LITTLE SWEETHEART AND ME;
words and music by M. Collings.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19323
©. July. 15.019 2 ese Mulyael Ss,
1911; E 260991; Minnie Collings,
Salem, Or.
JUST SOME; rag-time two step, by
Charlotte Baumgartner; piano.
[19324
© Aug. 1, 1911: 2¢ Aug. 2: 1911;
EK 263486; Charlotte Baumgartner,
Dubuque, Iowa.
JUST TO BE A BOY AGAIN; words and
music by W. A. Breiel. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co,
[19325
cee 8 ay, 1911: 2e. July 18,
1911; 260992; Walter A. Breiel,
B. Raynhain, Mass.
KANGAROO GALOP; by Bert R. Anthony,
op. 87, no. 2; piano. Boston, Evans
music Co. (Four picture pieces,
no. 2). [19326
© Aue 1d 191d 2 eae: al,
1911; KH 262759; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
KATHLEEN; words by Mrs. W. Gavin,
music Len Fleming. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [193827
© Aug. 1, 1911-2 @ Aug, 2, 1911:
EK 2634638; Mrs. Wm. Gavin, Chi-
cago, Ill.
KEEP A-GLIDING; words and music by
J. Auld. [193828
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1911; E 262332;
John Auld, Chicago, I].
words and music by Lorna Doone.
[19329
©) Aug, 4,. 191d: 2) ec Aue.. 19)
1911; E 262895; John Auld, Chi-
_ cago, Tl.
KENTUCKY SAL; words by John Ross,
music by Paul Eugene. [19330
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263694; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
KERMESSE FLAMANDE; par E. Lévéque,
op. 47, pour violon seul. (Six
études-caprices, no. 3.) [1938381
©} July 29; 19105 2 © duly: 31,
1911; HE 263360; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
Kip DAYS; words and music by Ellen
M. Weaver, arr. by Eugene Platz-
mann. [19332
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 e. Aug. 12,
1911; H 262777 ; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
Kin’ (THE) 0’ A LASSIE FOR ME; words
by J. Fox, music by R. Gruenwald,
i
|
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. |
[19333 |
© Aug. 15, JOM omewAue: a5,
1911; H 262745 - James Fax, Ae
ronto, Canada.
IXINDERGARTEN (DER); école enfantine
von Cornelius Gurlitt, op. 179, fiir
piano. Heft 1, 34 Kleine vortrags-
stiicke. [19334
© June 12; 1911; 2,¢ July 189
1911; E 262050; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
fiir klavier zu 4 hinden,
Heft 3, 17 vierhandige stiicke. (Edi-
tion Schott, no. 3331¢.) [198385
© July 6, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 4, 1911;
H 263648 ;
Germany.
7
KInG GEORGE; waltz by W. Hutton,
piano.
liams, ltd.
© July 20, 1911; 2c. Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262692; Winnie Hutton, London,
England.
Kine HAL;
acts, book and lyrics by Daniel
O’Connell, music by H. J. Stewart,
revised by Allan Dunn;
voices and piano. Vocal _ score.
(Fischer’s ed. no. 3490.) [19837
© July 19, 1911; 2 @ July 20,
1911; E 262166; J. Fischer & bro..
New York, NAS?
KING OF HEARTS; march and two-step,
by Abe Losch; piano.
© Aug. 19; 191%: 20e Aug. 21,
1911; E 262934; Vandersloot music —
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
KIRMES IM DORF; ged. von Carl Pusch,
musik von A. Fleischer, op. 40, no.
2, fiir minnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [193839
© June 23, 191-72 ese uly. 28;
1911; E 263214; C. F. W. Siegel’s
musikalienhandlung, (R. Linne-
mann) Leipzig, Germany.
1122
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, |
London, England, Jos. Wil- |
[19336
romantic opera in three |
mixed 4
[19338 i
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
19356
KIRSCHENBALLADE (Cherry ballad) ;
ged. von Nicolaus Weller, English
version by Claude Aveling, musik
von Christian Sinding, op. 109;
hoch. (Balladen und lieder, no. 2.)
[19340
© May 11, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263501; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
Work. N. Y:
KISS ME AGAIN; words by Andrew B.
Sterling, music by Herbert Ingra-
ham. [19341
(© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262409; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
Kiss ME HON’ GOOD NIGHT; words by
M. B. Farrar, music by L. EH. Farrar.
[19342
© ie. July 29, 1911; E 262314;
ia, . harrar, New York, N. Y.
KISS ME JUST FOR LUCK; words by
Thomas T. Railey, music by Alfred
G. Robyn. [19343
eo Aue 22, 4911- 2 c. Aug. 23,
1911; E 265009; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
Kiwi; Maori moon song, two-step, by
Ernest Reeves, arr. for orchestra by
H. M. Higgs; piano ace. (Chap-
pell’s orchestral journal, no. 589.)
[19844
GrAge 17,- 4911: 2 c Aug. 18,
1911; E 264028; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
KLAGE; von Hubert Jahrow, op. 10;
violoncell u. klavier. (Sechs kleine
violoncell-stiicke, no. 2.) [19345
erage oy, 1901) 2 ¢ Aug. 17,
1911; E 263994; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
KLEINE (Diez) BARMAID; rheinlinder,
aus der operette Grigri, von Paul
Lincke; piano mit text. [19346
©, July 26, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug: 21,
1911; E 264104; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
KLEINE KONZERT-MAZURKA (Little con-
cert mazurka); von Franz J. Liftl,
op. 113, fiir 2 pianoforte zu 8 hiinden,
ohne oktavenspannung mit bezeich-
nung des fingersatzes. (2 piécen, no.
Zi [193847
© July 3, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 15, 1911;
HE 268893; Bosworth & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
KLEINER WALZER; von Hubert Jahrow,
op. 10; violoncell u. klavier. (Sechs
kleine violoncell-stiicke, no. 3.)
[19348
(Op Aus. 197, (1911 > 2 ee, Aus. 17,
1911; E 268995; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
IKKLYTEMNESTRA; valse, by Adolf Lot-
ter; orchestra and piano conductor.
4to. [19349
© July 26, 19112 2c.) July 27,
1911; E 262289; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don, England.
KNEELING AT THE MERCY SEAT; words
by A. E. Cooper, music by Lydia
M. Lawrence. [19350
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 10, 1911;
E 262637; A. E. Cooper, Manheim,
Pa.
KOHLER (L.) 12 preparatory velocity
studies; by L. Kohler, op. 157; rev.
phrased and fingered by O. Thiimer ;
piano. (Augener’s ed., no. 6564.)
[19351
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 10, 1911;
E 2638741; Augener, ltd., London,
England.
KoLto; altserbischer schokazzentanz,
von Hermann Necke, fiir pianoforte
zu 2 hinden. [193852
© June 13, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EK 263539; Carl Rtihle, Leipzig,
Germany.
KOLUMBINE (Columbine); ged. aus
Der pierrot lunaire, des A. Giraud,
English words by John Bernhoff,
musik von Joseph Marx, fiir mittlere
stimme. [19353
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2 ec. Aug.-2, 1911;
E 2638524; Schuberthaus-verlag,
Vienna, Austria.
KONZERTETUDE, NO. 3, DES DUR. See
Liszt (F.)
KONZERTSTUCK IN H-MOLL; von A.
Meinhard, ftir unterricht und kon-
zert, mit anmerkungen herausge-
geben, von Carl Fuchs, fiir violon-
cello und pianoforte. (Violoncello-
werke, no. 3.) [19354
©. June 24. 1914s 2 c.,, july AS;
1911; E 262051; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
KRAZY KAT; back yard two-step, by
Will A. Becker; piano. [19355
© July sl.19t1=.2 e Aug. 1 1918:
E 262371; M. Witmark & sons, New
MOPKs pINis e
KUKOKAMA-ESTAPO; afrikanisches in-
termezzo, par Paul Lincke, bearb.
von M. Royer, ftir militir-musik.
Besetzung fiir infanterie-musik. 4to.
[19356
Ou suly 13. A9tt s 32e:, Aug: -15,
1911; E 268889; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
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9562—11——5
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19357
pt. 5, n'S:, v. 6
KumMMER (F. A.)
Kummer, op. 31, fiir unterricht und
konzert, mit anmerkungen heraus-
- gegeben von Carl Fuchs, fiir violon-
cello, mit klavierbegleitung. (Vio-
loncello-werke, no. 5.) [19857
© dune 21,1911; 2c, July is,
1911; E 262041; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
KumMMER (Sorrow); words by Ernest
Dowson, deutsch von A. M. von
Blomberg, musik von Cyril Scott,
Op) 36,.no. 2: [19358
©) July 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Ane 4 19gtt;
E 263644; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
KUNNING KIDDIES; group of baby songs,
words by Eugene Hahne and others,
music by Pearl Terry. [19359
©: Aue. 2, 1911; 2c. Aus, 21 Gae;
E 263412; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y.
KUSSLEHRE (DIE); walzerlied, aus
der revue, Es gibt nur ein Berlin,
text von F. W. Hardt, musik von
Arthur Steinke. [19360
@© July 25, 19-2 ee sully 26.
1911; E 263101; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
KYRIE ELEISON; from first mass, mu-
sie by H. F. Fuller, op. 6, no. 1; in
FH flat. [19361
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 2638610; H. F. Fuller, Chicago, II.
Kym In DD; by A. M: Coodhart;
mixed voices in harmony and unison.
[19362
@yAue: 8, 191d 22 es Aue: 9F ails:
E 263735; A. M. Goodhart, Brighton,
England.
Lac (L£) D’EMERAUDE; ballet, sélection
en suite d’orchestre, par Chillemont,
pour orchestre complet avec piano-
conducteur. Paris, E. Gaudet.
[19363
© Aue, 19 td Fe. Auer 4:
Gis he 2Gasnor
Paris, France.
LADY MOON; words by Lord Houghton,
* music by M. Saumarez Smith; wo-
men’s voices. 4to. (Part songs, no.
42.) [19364
© July, 626, 1911: 2 e= silky, 329)
1911; E 262808; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
LAKESIDE; march and two-step, by G.
Connell; piano. Columbus, O., Co-
lumbus music pub. co. [19365
© July 8;) 191dsik «2 Tully. 10,
1911, & 1 e. July 26, 1911; E 263074;
Grant Connell, Columbus, Ohio.
Achille Monté,
rr
Adagio; von F. A. | LAMENT (THE) ; by Edwin H. Lemare,
op. 79, for organ. (Two sketches,
Wei! 11.) [19366
© June 30, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263645; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
LAMENTATION IN G; by C.. J. Grey;
organ. [19367
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262464; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
LAMENTO; par A. Scassola, pour violon
solo. avec ace. de quatuor (instru-
ments 4 cordes) et harpe ad lib, ou
piano. [19368
© Aug.. 10 191% oe Aue 14
1911; E 263854; L. Monier, Lyon,
France.
LAND (THE) oF GAZzABOO; words and
music by M. F. Ryan and F. Sisson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19369
© Aug. 12, 1911-79 2. Ane. 24)
1911; E 265162; M. F. Ryan and F.
Sisson, Carlin, Ney.
LAND (THE) OF THE MAPLE TREE;
words and music by A. G. Hilker.
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[19370
© July 23-190 Zee. July 27.
1911; E 262261; A. G. Hilker, New
York, Ni ¥-
LANDSKNECHTS - SERENADE (Soldier’s
Serenade); von Hrik Meyer-Hel-
mund, op. 201, fiir piano. (Sechs
characterstticke, no. 1.) [19571
© June 10, 1911-2 e;-duly 28,5)
1911; E 2638168; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
LANGUAGE (THE) OF LOVE; Serenade,
by J. Howard Richardson; orches-
tra. ; [19372
© Aug. 12; AGI oie Aue 16
1911; E 262807; J. Howard Richard-
son, Somerville, Mass.
LARGHETTO; lullaby, von Hmanuelle
Barbella, arr. von Tivadar Nachéz;
violine und klavier.
terpieces from 17th and 18th cen-
tury, no. 6.) [19373
© Aug. 185 119i 2ec¢ Aus. 18;
1911; E 264020; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
Larco; de A. Campra, arr. par Cesare |
Barison; violen. (Morceaux-classi-
ques pour violon revus et doigtés
avec acc. de piano, no. 4888.) [19374
© July 24, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 21;
1911; E 264133; G. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
1124
(Classical mas- q
‘LEADER
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
LARGO IN C MINOR; by Friedmann
Bach, transcribed by Georg Hggeling ;
piano. [19375
@eAve 19,1911: 2 «Aug: 25,
1911; E 264266; Arthur P. Schmidt,
_ Boston, Mass.
LARK’S (THE) MORNING SONG; by C.
Kolling, transcription by Theo. M.
Tobani; theatre orchestra with piano
ace. [19376
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 24,
1911; EB 265081 ; Carl Fischer, New
York, INS N;
Lasca; for recitation, words by Frank
Duprez, music by EH. J. Biedermann,
op. 41, no. 2. New York, Edgar S.
Werner & Co. [193877
© aly 20. 1991: 2 ¢«. Tuly 25,
1911; H 262214 : Edgar S. Werner,
New York, N. Y.
LAST DREAM a THE VIRGIN. See Mas:
senet (J. HK. F.)
LAUGHING EYES; words by J. R. Phil-
lips, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19378
© Avent, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
BH 263456; Jean Reid Phillips, Balti-
more, Md.
LAURIER (LE) BLESSE; prélude, de Le
martyre de Saint Sébastien, musique
de Claude Debussy, transcription
par André Caplet, pour piano a 2
mains. (Morceaux extraits, no. 4.)
[19379
Cody 29 191 2 ¢@. July 31,
1911; E 263347; Durand et cGie.,
Paris, France.
LEAD THOU ME ON; sacred song, words
by Cardinal Newman, music by W.
McConnell-Wood; no. 2 in C.
[19380
© Aus, 3, (941° 2 ¢. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263600; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
(THE) OF THE SUBMARINE
BAND; words by:E. TT. Southern,
music by Agatha Cummings South-
ern. [19381
= ie; Aue) 10} 1911 +!) B. 262642 5
EK. T. Southern, San Francisco, Cal.
yoo (LES) DE PIANO; Ou Les joies
de la méthode Le Carpentier, paroles
de Lucien Boyer et musique arr. par
Lucien Boyer. [19882
Gy Aue. 310%) 1901 =) 2 entAue 14,
1911; E 268836; Joubert, Paris,
France.
19391
LEFT BUT NOT FORGOTTEN; words by
G. H. Proffite, music by Len Flem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19383
©VAnes, 12 C19: 2 ex Aue 24:
1911; E 265288; George H. Proffite,
Richmond, Va.
LEGENDE; by F. Drdla, op. 84; violin
and piano. [19384
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2c. Aug. 14, 1911;
E 263876; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
by Trygve Torjussen, op. 38;
piano. (Norwegian suite, no. 2.)
[19385
© Aug! 2, 1911: 2 c. Aug. 3, 19E4-
FE 262488; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
paroles de Emile Chevaillier,
musique de L. Chevaillier, op. 37,
no. 1; chant et piano. Paris, France,
M. Senart, B. Roudanez & cie.
[19386
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 19, 1911;
Fi 264089; Lucien Chevaillier, Paris,
France.
LEGENDS; by J. Speaight; piano. Lon-
don, Novello & co. Itd. [19387
@OvAue, 919i: 2c Aus. 11 19is
E 2638772; Joseph Speaight, Thorn-
ton Heath, England.
LENDVAI (ErRwIN) Drei orgelstiicke;
von EH. Lendvai, op. 4. 1. Praelu-
dium 2. Intermezzo. 3. Passaca-
glia. [19388
© Aug... 16; 1911s Dae Anes L1G,
1911; H 2638942; N. Simrock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
— Scherzo; von Erwin Lendvai, op.
7; fiir grosses orchester. [19889
Cr Ane. te tote Oe Aue. ain.
1911; EK 263999; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
LEPRECHAUN (THE); Irish fairy tale,
words by Mary Grant O’Sheridan,
musie by A. Cyril Graham. [193890
©?) Antes 23,5 195: 2-e. Aug: 25,
1911; E 2653938; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Il.
LET HEAVEN HIGHEST PRAISES BRING;
words by Bonaventura, translated
by Heloise Soule, music by John H.
Gower. [19391
© Marya, 15, ) 19th: 2. Aue. 9:
1911; E 262611; Board of Sunday
schools of the Methodist Episcopal]
church, Chicago, Ill.
1125
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19392
pt. cit, 0. S.; v. 6
LET ME BE YOUR TEDDY BEAR; words by
G. H. Vertz, music by Charles J.
W. Jerreld. ‘Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [193892
© Aug. 1, 1911, 2 ec. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263459; Gertrude Vertz, Burling-
ton, Iowa.
LET ME WANDER WHERE THE SWANEE
RIVER FLOWS; words by L. C. Bor-
den, music by Nelson Andrews.
New York, B. Haviland pub. co.
[19893
© Aug. 5, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262556; Lucille C. Borden, Hart-
ford, Conn.
BF.
LET THE GAY OLD WORLD ROLL ON;
words and music by A. D. Harrison.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19394
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1911;
E 262559; Anna Day Harrison, Nich-
olville, N. Y.
LET THE LITTLE ONES COME; primary
song, words by Hdith Sanford Til-
lotson, music by J. Owen Long.
: [19395
©) Noe Bs, soe FA @s AIR
1911; EH 262256; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
LET THE WHIPPGORWILLS TELL you I
LOVE you; words by G. Tiernan, mu-
sic by Arthur A. Penn. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19396
© Aug) 15) 199i: 2 eh Aue 24.
1911; EH 265214; George S. Tiernan,
‘Jersey City, N. J.
LET US GO TO DREAMLAND ON OUR
HONEYMOON; words and music by
Albert Kaiser. [19897
©) July 28) 19th 2 eo aimly 26;
1911; E 268098; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
LET US HAVE PEACE; by Ernest R.
Ball, arr. by Frank HE. Tours; in
EF; vocal orchestra. Ato. [193898
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4,,1911;
E 268607; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N: Y.
quartet, words by George Graff,
jr., and Ernest R. Ball, music arr.
by Walter L. Rosenberg. 1. Female
voices. 2. Male voices. 38. Mixed
voices. 4to. [19399-19401
© July Si, Tots ie [each Aug.
1, 1911; E 262363-262365; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y.
LET US LOVE, AS WE LOVED YEARS AGO;
words by John R. Fingar, music by
Chas. Scott. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. - [19402
© July 25,1918 2 re uly 2b,
1911; EH 2622382; John R. Fingar,
Red Hook, N. Xe
LEUCHTENDE TAGE; ged. von Ludwig
Jakobowski, musik von Heinrich G.
Noren, op. 37, no. 8; piano, (Vier
lieder fiir eine singstimme mit piano-
forte, no. 3.) [19403
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2c. Aug. 15, 1911;
EH 263914; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
LEUTNANTSLIEBCHEN (DAS); potpourri
aus der operette, von Benno Stern-
berg; piano. [19404
© July 21, 191 2 5e a uly? 22,
1911; E 262171; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
LIBRO DE INSTRUCCION ELEMENTAL; por
Ferdinand Beyer, corregido y aumen-
tado por Wm. Scharfenberg; piano-
forte. Spanish ed. [19405
© Aug. 7, 1901; Brey Anne 8,) 1911:
EK 263703; G. Schirmer, New York,
INGLE
LIEBE;
dichten
nach ge-
Lennemann,
stimmungsbilder,
von Wilhelm
musik von August Richard, ftir eine |
Singstimme, streichquartett, horn
und klavier. Partitur.
© June 10, 1911; 2 e@. Aug. 15,
1911; E 2638899; Breitkopf & Hiirtel,
New York, N. Y.
LIEBESJAGD (DIE) ; operette in 8 akten,
von Theodor Fisher, musik von Her-
mann Ritzau; klavierauszug mit
text. [19407
© July 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 15, 1911;
D 18949; Biihnenverlag Niedersach-
sen, G. m. b. H., Hannover, Ger-
many.
LIEBESLEID; aus der operette Die lie- |
besjagd, von Hermann Ritzau; or-
chester.
©: July’ 25) aoilitie2 ew Aue, 218
el Oils:
derschsen, Hannover, Germany.
LIEBESLIED (Love song) ;
Atherton, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts;
solo and obligato violin part. [19400
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265082; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
1126
[19408
E 264106; Biihnenverlag Nie-
[19406
by Frank P. |
SS
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911 19426
Liepespost; ged. von Ernst von Wil- | LirE ISN’T ALL ROSES, ROSIE; medley
denbruch, 3. str. von. Erich Langer, march and two-step, by Seymour
musik von Gustav Wohlgemuth, op.
51, no. 1, fiir mannerchor, a cappella.
Partitur. Ato. [19410
@pAne 9) 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 263713; Ernst Eulenburg, Leipzig,
Germany.
LIEBESZAUBER. See Chopin (F. F.)
LIED DES BAJAZZO; aus der oper, Der
bajazzo, oder Pagliacci, von R. Leon-
-eavallo, bearb. von Otto Taubmann,
fiir violine oder violoncello und
klavier. [19411
© ails 5, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263542; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin,
Germany.
LIED EINES MADCHENS (A _ maiden’s
song) ; ged. von Wladimir von Hart-
lieb, English words by John Bern-
hoff, musik von Joseph Marx, ftir
mittlere frauenstimme. [19412
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263518; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
enna, Austria.
LIED RECHBERGSCHER REITER; ged. von
Alfred Huggenberger, musik von G.
Niedermann, ftir mi&nnerchor. Par-
titur. 4to. [19413
Ohne ds, 1911; 2 ce. July -28,
1911; E 2638184; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
LIED voM SoORRENT; ged. von Paul
Heyse, musik von Max Filke, op.
119, no. 1, ftir md&nnerchor a cap-
pella, mit baritonsolo. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [19414
©, June 26, 1911; 2. ¢. July 28,
AGH Be 268215; C. KF. W. Siegel’s
musikalienhandlung, (R. Linnemann )
Leipzig, Germany.
LIEDER AUS ALTER ZEIT; von Kite Hyan,
mit gitarre oder klavierbegleitung.
No. 1-15. 4to. [19415
© June 23, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EK 263491; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig, Germany.
LiFe; words and music by C. C. Con-
ner. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19416
@Qyituly. I5.e1 Oe 2 ex July? 18;
1911; E 260989; Clara C. Conner,
Dallas, Tex.
— words by A. Clementson, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19417
@eAue 15,0 9l 2 -ewAue, 24.
1911; E 265205: Arvid Clementson,
San Francisco, Cal.
Furth, arr. by E. S. S. Huntington;
band. 4to. [19418
© uly 28) 19-92. Sully 28,
1911; E 263128; Joe Morris music
co., New York, N. re
Lir—E (THE) PRESERVER; march, by
Claude d’Albert, arr. by G. H
Reeves; full band. [19419
© Wuly 22, 19 2 eo Aue. 24
1911; . 265088 ; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
LIFE’S BLESSING; words by George El-
lerton, music by Perey HE. Fletcher.
[19420
©mauly 224.0191 Dy eos Mulvey:
1911; E 262218; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
LIFE’S SPRINGTIME; words by R. B.
Hall, music by. RK. A.» Challinor.
(Bayley & Ferguson’s festival mu-
sic, no. 67.) [19421
©) Janel?) 19 tse ey Aue ilo)
1911; EK 263764; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
LIKE AS THE HART; words from Psalms,
music by Sydney Scott; mixed
voices; organ ace. (Choral album,
no. 1014. ) [19422
@yAue. 251914 © 2c Aue 2 191d
E 263758 ; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
LILACS AND POPPIES; march two-step,
by E. R. Kreher and Chas. J. Baum-
ee piano. [19423
©, July -28)5 191d oe. july vo,
USL ale) 363371 : EB. R. Kreher & €o.,
Buffalo, INE YS
LIL’L CHILE; words and music by Min-
nie Dorlon; high voice, E flat.
[19424
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2c. Aug. 8, 1911;
E 262577; Chandler-Ebel music ©o.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
LINDAS HIDALGUENSES; marcha two-
step por Abundio Martinez, para
piano. [19425
©, une 20, 190s 2 -e. “Srulys 28,
“1911; EH 263189 ; Otto y Arzoz, Mex-
ico, Mexico.
LINWOOD MARCH; by J. Potter; piano.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19426
©) July ‘15,1919 2 es July 18,
1911; E 262000; James Potter, Sim-
coe, Ontario, Canada.
1127
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19427
pt. 115, .5S., v..6
LIP BUILDERS OR DAILY STIMULANTS FOR
THE AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL
BRASS INSTRUMENT PERFORMER; by
W. A. Barrington Sargent, treble
and bass clef and EH flat bass.
[19427
© Aug: 23, 1919 2 2c Auere25,
1911; E 265374; Cundy Bettoney co.,
Boston, Mass.
LISTEN TO THE CHIMES; words by
Walter C. Ballard, music by Lewis
G. Stamm. [19428
© July 29, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262492; Jos. Krolage music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
Liszt (FRANZ) Konzertetiide, no. 3,
Des dur; von Fr. Liszt, tibertragung
von M. Enrico Bossi. 1. Harmo-
nium und harfe. 2. Orgel und harfe.
[19429, 19430
© June 24, 1911; 2c. each July 28,
1911; E 263185, 263186; Fr. Kistner,
Leipzig, Germany.
LiTTLE Au Sip; lyrics by Edith Haney,
music by Lynne A. Hazzard.
[19431
© 1 ec) Aue; 24. 19tt-) By 265024:
Edith Haney, Chicago, Ill.
LitTtLeE (A) BIT OF IRISH; words by
Gus Kahn, music by Grace Le Boy,
arr. by Eugene Platzmann. [194382
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262774; Maurice Shapiro, New
Works NYG
LiIfTLE (A) BLACK GIRL LIKE ME;
words and music by M. E. Scheller.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[194383
(Oy Ae PF aS Sw ols Aero
1911; E 265256; Mary HE. Scheller,
New York, N. Y.
LITTLE BROWN MOUSE, TAKE CARE; writ-
ten and composed by Bert Lee, Tony
Lloyd, and Alf J. Lawrance. [19424
©r Aug, 24. 19ids- DD) er Aug... 25,
1911; E 264259; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, Hngland.
LITTLE COUNTRY GIRL; words by A. W.
Gaines, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19485
© Aus LS Woe nen Ge Aue. 2,
1911; EH 265106; Albert W. Gaines,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
LITTLE DREAMER; words and music by
D. D. James. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [194386
Op Aug. 2, oii 2 cee 24.
1911; E 265172; D. D. James, Mat-
toon, Ill.
LittteE (A) DutTcH DANCE; by Fred-
erick A. Williams, op) GP mo: 2:
piano. (Five miniatures for the
piano, no. 2.) [194387
© Aug. 23; 19ti-e v2 ae Aug. 22,
1911; E 262960; Willis music ¢o.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
LITTLE FLOWERS COME THROUGH THE
GROUND; words by Laura HE. Rich-
ards, music by Robert W. Vasey.
[194388
© May 45, 1914 5 2oe. Aue... 9,
1911; E 262609; Board of Sunday
schools of the Methodist ae
church, Chicago, Ill.
LITTLE FOOTPRINTS; words by H. M.
Davis, music by J. C. Eaton, New
York, Old Dominion music co.
[194389
© Aug. 1, 19112 CoAnes Ss. 1911 -
E 262397; Eva May Davis, Mt. Ver-
non, Wash.
LITTLE GIRL 0’ MINE; words by N. A.
Conger, music by R. A. Ellis. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19440
© July. 25) A491 aes tuly 25,
1911; EK 262226; N. A. Conger, Flat
Rock, Ind.
LITTLE INDIAN; poem and music by E.
L. Seyfert.
Dugdale co. [19441
© July. 15, Dold woe aauly » 18:
1911; E 260979; Esther L. Seyfert,
Germantown, Pa.
LittLte Miss Fix-It; march and two-
step, arr. by Paul Henneberg; or- |
chestra and piano. 4to. [19442
© .June 16) 190i = 2 en lahy.) 20)
1911; E 262108; Carl Fischer, New .
York UNG
— selection, arr. by Paul Henneberg;
full orchestra. — [19443
© June 22> 19 [2 es suly 203
1911; E 262104; Carl Fischer, New
York, (Noo
orchestra with piano ace.
© Aug. “16, 1914-92 “ec eAue e248
1911; E 265084; Carl Fischer, New
York, Ni Xe
LittLE (A) PICKANINNY LAK ME;
words and music by M. M. Culter.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19445 |
© Aug. 12; 1911; 2 enue. 249
1911; E 265184; Mary M. Culter, |
Orange, Cal.
1128
Washington, H. Kirkus |
waltzes, arr. by Paul Henneberg;
[19444 |
|
t
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911 19463
LittLte (THE) SPANISH DANCER; by | LOOKS AND EYES; trio, words by Fred-
Frederick A. Williams, op. 77, no. 4; erick EH. Weatherby, music by Joseph
piano. (Five miniatures for the L. Roeckel, arr. by Frank Lynes;
piano, no. 4.) [19446 women’s voices. (Octavo series,
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 22, women’s voices, no. 503.) [19455
1911; E 262961; Willis music co., On July 2549? te: Shuly27,
Cincinnati, Ohio. 1911; E 262236; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
LITTLE VOICES THROUGH THE TEMPLE
STEALING; words by William C. Ball, | LonD! HAVE MERCY ON THE MARRIED
music by Horace Alden Miller. MAN; words by Edgar Leslie, music
; [19447 by J. Fred Helf. [19456
. E 262601; Board of Sunday schools E 262584; J. Fred Helf co., New
of the Methodist Episcopal church, Yorks INS oY
Chicago, Ill. LoRELEY; ged. von J. von Eichendorff,
musik von Carlo Bosco, op. 33, fiir
eine singstimme mit begleitung des
pianoforte. [19457
© June 15, 1981 3 22e:) Awe, 15,
TOT: -H 263986; C. M. Busch
(pseud. Carlo Bosco), Freiburg,
Germany.
LOSE BLATTER; 4 klavier-stiicke, nos. ~
14, von Alfred Schellhorn. [19458
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2c. Aug. 21,1911;
E 264122; Raabe & Plothow, Berlin,
Germany.
LITTLE WAG; waltz, by Marie Seuel-
Holst, op. 8,no.1; piano. [19448
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1911;
E 262648; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. N: Y¥. ;
Liza JANE; words and music by L. E.
Henry. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19449
@ Age. d2, 1911; 2. c. Aue. 24,
1911; EH 265287; Laura E. Henry,
St. Louis, Mo.
LOLITA IN OLD Maprip; waltz ballad,
words and music by Clarice Man-
ning, arr. by Eugene Platzmann.
[19450
(Oosuly, 25. 1911; 2c. Aug: 26,
1911; E 265440; Clarice Manning &
co., New York, N. Y.
Lost LOVE; words and music by EH. M.
Stead. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19459
© Aue? 412) 1910 5 2 ce Anes,
1911; E 265169; Edith Stead, Ada,
Ohio.
LOVE AND SPRINGTIME; words by Kath-
erine Lynch-Smith, music by John
W. Metcalf; sop. or tenor, mezzo
sop. or baritone and alto or bass.
[19460
© Ate? 19) 1911 2 Ee) Ausy ot.
1911; E 262916; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
LOVE BADE ME WELCOME; words by
George Herbert, music by R.
Vaughan Williams. (Five mystical
songs no. 3.) [19461
© Julye28,1 90 2 en dulye Si,
1911; E 263303; Stainer & Bell,
LONGING; words by Rene Bronner,
music by H. W. Petrie. [19451
© Ghuly 2s, 191t: 2 c July 31,
1911; E 2638318; Thos. Goggan &
bros., Galveston, Tex.
LONGING FOR YOU, DEAR; words and
musie by M. A.C. Butts. New York,
Jerome H. Remick & co. [19452
er suly 25, 1911> 2c July, 27,
1911; E 262266; M. Audrey Cable
Butts, New York, N. Y.
LOOKING BEYOND; words by A. Quimby,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Tut abodes; pe land.
Washington, H. Kirk _ | LOVE DIVINE; music by Oscar J. Lehrer.
as 0O8) — pene eee (Gin sthtes tehoir, wo i25 tno. 6. Aug:
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911; Ors wly 122,\ 1914): Bic. Awe. 9) 0940 5
1911.) [19462
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 c..Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263461; Alfred Quimby, Man. © Aug. 1, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263583; Fillmore brothers ©co.,
chester, N. H. - | to ee : 2
_ Cincinnati, Ohio.
LOOKING THIS WAY; words and music | Love HAS COME; words by Robert
by. J. W. Van De Venter; male Browning, music by A. Cyril Gra-
voices. [19454 ham. [19463
© July 8, 1911; 2c Aug. 4, 1911; Cr Aue, 623) Ott 12 Je stAue. 25;
E 263587; Charles M. Alexander, 1911; E 265294; Clayton F. Summy
Philadelphia, Pa. ' ~~ ¢o., Chicago, Il.
1129
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19464
pt. III, 0. S., v. 6
LOVE IN A BONNET; words and music
by E. H. Bouton. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19464
Or Aust 12) 1Oti 2 te eee
1911; E 265247; Htta H. Bouton,
Mattawan, Mich.
LOVE (IN A PARENTHESIS); words by
John K. Le Baron, music by J. S.
Bacon. Devon, Pa., Homestead
music co. [19465
© Aus 14° 19102 Ve Aue 1G,
1911; EH 262800; Julia Stevens
Bacon, St. Louis, Mo.
LOVE IS SOMETHING THAT, HAS TO
crow; from Bright eyes, words and
music by Cecil Lean. [19466
©) Nuss 245 191 2 ea Aue 25:
1911; EH 265390; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
LOVE-LASS WALTZES; by G. C. Murphy;
orchestra. 4to. [19467
© Aug. 15, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
EH 263574; George C. Murphy, Cort-
land, N. Y.
LOVE ME; words by Elizabeth Barrett
Browning, music by Robert Con-
ingsby Clarke. No. 1 in E fiat, and
MOs> 2 crak [19468
© July 30, 191-2 e Aue i dota:
FE 262382; Cary & co., London, Eng-
land.
LOVE ME ALL THE TIME; by Melville
Nordi; vocal orchestra; in B flat.
4to. [19469
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
EH 262595; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, N.Y:
LOVE ME TO-DAY WHILE I AM LIVING,
FOR YOU WILL MISS ME WHEN I AM
DEAD; words and music by G. T.
Masteryanni. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19470
© July 25, 1911; 2c. Aug. 7, 1911;
E 268665; Gidion T. Masteryanni,
Monessen, Pa.
LOVE (THE) OF CHRIST CONSTRAINETH ;
words by Cara B. Evans, music by
Edwin C. Soley. [19471
' © May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262629; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Il.
LovE (THE) OF JESUS; words by R.
R. Hall, music by F. A. Challinor.
(Bayley and Ferguson’s festival
music, no. 70.) [19472
Gavan: G2: 19nd 2 “ey pAere 10:
1911; E 263761 : Bayley & Fergu-
son, ‘Glasgow, Scotland.
Love (THE) OF LONG AGO; words by
M. Coordes, music by A. B. Carter
[arr. by Carrie B. Wilson Adams].
i [19473
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1911; EB 262401:
Minna Coordes, Terra Haute, Ind.
LOVE ROSE; by Leo Bennett; orches-
tra. [19474
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 ce Aug. 25,
1911; H 265407 : “Metropolitan music
pub. co., New York, Ne as
-—— words by Sam M. Lewis, music
by Leo Bennett. [19475
© Aug. 24, 1914 =) ae Ane 25,
1911; E 265410; Metropolitan music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
LOVE’S CONFIDING; wedding music, by
Frederick Emerson Farrar; piano
or organ. [19476
© July 31, 1914; 2 €- July 31,
1911; E 263318; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LovE (A) SONNET; by Albert Ross
Parsons; piano. [19477
© Aug, 7, 1911°:>2 ec Aue 71911:
E 263680; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Love (A) sTory; duet, words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Edward Leices-
ter; no. 1, soprano and baritone.
[19478
© Aug. 17, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 18,
1911; E 264038; Aseherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, Eng-
land.
Love (A) THAT NEVER DIES; words and
music by B. J. Bowen. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19479
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EK 263458; Bertha J. Bowen, Glad-
brook, Iowa.
LOVE TRIUMPHANT; intermezzo, by M.
Dorel; piano. [19480
©°> Aug) 14 "oT Sui 2a eae. lee
1911; E 263976; Edward Saxon,
London, England.
LOVE WATCHES; words and music by B.
Sancton. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19481
© Aug. 1, 1911 2 epAne. 2) TOT
E 263457; Bessie M. Sancton, Bald-
win, Long Island, N. Y.
LOVED BY THEE; words by Robert
Browning; music by T. V. Cator.
[19482
© 1c Aug. 25, 1911; H 265399;
Thomas Vincent Cator, San Jose,
Cal.
1130
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
19501
LOovED (THE) ONES WHO DO NOT COME;
words and music by H. J. Humphrey.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19483
@yAue. 1 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
BE 263454; H. J. Humphrey, Seattle,
Wash.
Lover’s (A) DREAM; words and music
by Milo Denney. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19484
@ Ane, 1, 1911; 2.c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263460; Israel Rubin, New Or-
-leans, La.
LOVE’S CALL AT TWILIGHT; poem by
A. E. Brotherhood, music by Homer
Tourjée. [19485
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 8, 1911;
E 262573; Amelia E. Brotherhood,
Los Angeles, Cal.
LOVE’S ENCHANTMENT; waltz, by Her-
bert Peters; piano. [19486
cman. 2911. 2c. Aug. .12,
1911; E 262669; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
LOVE’S FAVORITE; composed by F. G.
Love, arr. by Len Fleming; violin
solo with piano ace. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19487
© Ane i? 101 2 ec. Aug.-24,
1911; HE 265186; Fred G. Love, Wil-
liamstown, W. Va.
LovE’S LABYRINTH; words by L. G.
Folsom, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
: [19488
© Auge. 18, 1911: 2 c¢. Aug. 24,
1911; EK 265103; Lou G. Folsom,
Manhattan, Kans.
LOVE’S OLD SWEET SONG; words by B.
Fraikes, music by Raleigh Rowe.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19489
@meduly 25, 1911: 2 -e; July 25;
1911; E 262225; Barney Fraikes,
Washington, Pa.
LovE’s PLEA; words by J. Jackson, mu-
sic by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19490
© "Aue. 15) 1911: 2 €) Aus. 24,
1911; E 265217; Jewel Jackson,
Tyler, Tex. BE AA ;
LOVE’S PLEADINGS; waltzes, by H. How-
ard Cheney; piano. [19491
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262524; Miller-Biggin music co.,
Middletown, N. Y.
LOVE’S ROMANCE; by Ferdinand Him-
melreich; piano. [19492
©; duly 315 Tot 2. el satuiliye oi:
1911; EH 2683819; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LOVE’S SENTENCE; words by Joe Good-
win, music by Geo. W. Meyer.
[19493
©: Ae) 14.1911" 2 e.- Aue. 14,
1911; EH 262688; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
LOVE’S SWEET DREAMING; words by L.
P. Sullevan, music by D. C. Ahlers.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19494
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2.c. Aug. 8, 1911;
E 262569; Lytton P. Sullevan, Reno,
Ney.
LGVE’S TORMENT (Liebesschmerz); by
Franz C. Bornscheim; violin and
piano. [19495
© July 6, 1911; 2¢. July 20, 1911;
E 262105; Carl Fischer, New York,
Nic:
LOVE’S VISION; by Emile Gastelle.
(Ruby series, brilliant pianoforte
pieces, no. 23.) [19496
© Aue. elie) Aste 2) es Auer v6.
1911; E 263939; Orpheus music pub.
co., London, England.
LU COMPARE E LA CUMMARE; duetto,
versi di T. Ferrazzano, musica di D.
Jetti; canto e mandolino. [19497
©Qleduly<iS8. 190) 1 .e.dulye20:
1OrE de. July 25.4901 = By 2622s:
Italian book co., New York, N. Y.
LULLABY OF THE PINES; by Ella Wash-
burn Barden; piano. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19498
©rAus, 1, 1911-2 ¢ Auge 2, 1910:
E 263455; Ella R. Barden, Marion,
Mass.
LuLU; paroles de Janor and F. L.
Bénech, musique de Ch. de Buco-
vich; piano et chant. [19499
©) Avion) 10. 1Oili 2) ce. Avis. 4s
1911; E 263888; L. Bénech, Paris
France.
LULU GREEN; words and music by H.
C. Albright. [19500
©} Sully (281190112 ver, uly 28:
1911; E 263118; H. C. Albright, Co-
lumbiana, Ohio.
LUXEMBOURG; valse, on melodies from
the Count of Luxembourg, by Franz
Lehar, arr. by Shipley Douglas;
band. 4to. (Chappell’s brass and
reed band journal, no. 85.) [19501
©) Aug. 14919912 e.. Aue. 15;
1911; E 263918; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
1131
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19502
pt. 111,n.s.,v.6 4}
Lypia; waltzes, by A. J. Hallworth;
piano. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19502
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 268462; Arthur J. Hallworth;
Togus, Me.
Lys (LE) (The lily); valse lente by
Claude B. Yearsley; piano. [19503
@ duly 24, 491- BUe. Tully 26
1911; EH 263079; J. B. Cramer & co.,
ltd., London, England.
MA HONEY MINE; a pickanniny sere-
nade, words and music by N. D.
Mann. [19504
© Aug. Goh 72 coal SL,
1911; E 263280; Nat D. Mann, Chi-
cago, Ill.
MacDowELL (EDWARD ALEXANDER)
Nautilus; by H. A. MacDowell, op.
55, no. 7, arr. by C. Charlton Pal-
mer; organ. (Edition no. 126 a-b.)
[19505
© July “25, 1911. Be *Juty 27;
1911; BE 262237; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
MAcHT HOCH DIE TUR (Your portals
raise); Kantate, worte von Georg
Weissel, English words by Fanny
S. Copeland, musik von Julius Weis-
mann, op. 34. 1. Sopran solo, chor
und klavier. 4to. 2. Mit orchester
begleitung. [19506, 19507
© July 6, 1911; 2 c each Aug. 2,
1911; E 268512, 263518; Tischer &
Jagenberg, lItd., Cologne, Germany.
Map (THE) HOUSE RAG; words by Ed-
‘gar Leslie, music by Freddy Wat-
son, arr. by Wm. H. Tyers. [19508
© Aug: 8, 1911: 2c. Aug. 7, 1911;
E 263670; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York, N. Y.
MADAME BuTTERFLY. See Puccini (G.)
Mapcap (THE) MONTHS; musical trav-
esty on the English climate, written
and composed by Clementine Ward.
[19509
@) Ave. (2ile Pid 92) tea Auge, 19;
1911; E 264226; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
MARCHEN (DAS) SPRICHT EINEN EPI-
Loc; by Erich Wolfgang Korngold,
op. 3, no. 7; piano. (7 stticke fur
pianoforte, no 7.) [19510
Oriuly 27, 11911 2esaly 729;
1911; E 262324; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
MARCHEN-WALZER; aus. der operette,
Die liebesjagd, von Herm. Ritzau,
fiir klavier zu 2 hinden. [19511
© July 18, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 2,1911; }
EH 263553; Biihnenverlag Nieder- \j
sachsen, g. m. b. h., Hannover, Ger-
many.
MAUSCHEN-WALZER; nach motiven der
operette Hoheit amnsiert sich, von
Rudolf Nelson; infanterie musik.
[19512
Ge Aug. 4, 1911; 2 e. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263581 ; Harmonie verlag, Berlin,
Germany.
MacpaLia (Danse italienne) ; by Géza |}
Horvath, op. 122; piano. (3 com- |
positions no. 3.) [19513 |
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 3, 1911; |
E 262466; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS; by |
J. H. Adkins; in G (Stainer & |
Bell’s modern church services, no. |
121.) [19514 |
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2c Ang. 5, 191157)
E 262522; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Macnoria; polka, by H. A. Vander |
Cook; cornet solo with piano acc.
[19515 |
© Aug. 4,1911; 2 c. Aug. 18, 1911; |
E 262881;.H. A. Vander Cook, Chi- |
cago, Ill.
MAHNUNG; ged. von H. Mettler, musik |
von Fritz Baselt, fiir ma&nnerchor. |
Partitur. [19516 |
©-June 22, 10th 2 ye sully 23-5 |
1911; E 263144; Fritz Baselt, Frank- |
furt a. Main, Germany.
Marip (THE) AND THE MILLIONAIRE;
words and music by J. W. Gibson.
[19517
© 1¢ Aug. 16,290 e EH 262087 5
Julia W. Gibson, Berkeley, Cal.
Maip o’ GLENMORE; Scotch ballad, ly-
ric by William H. Gardner, music
by Jas. L. Gilbert. [19518
© Aug: 16, Olt te, Aue 17;
1911; E 262888; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Maw (THE) OF OLD Maprip; words by
Ruth Deppman, music by Alfonso
Zelaya. [19519
©l1e. July 26, 1911; H 262694;
Blood-Koehler & co., Chicago, Il.
1132
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
19538
MAIDEN’S DREAM (Miidchentraum) ; sa-
lonsttick, by Carl Heins, op. 178;
piano. [19520
(© Ause..18, 1911; 2.c. Aug. 18,
1911; E 264007; Cooperative music
co., Philadelphia, Pa.
MAIGLOCKCHEN (Lilies of the valley) ;
gavotte von Franz J. Liftl, op. 115,
fiir klavier zu 6 hinden, ohne ok-
tavenspannung mit bezeichnung des
fingersatzes. (3 leichte tanzweisen,
‘BO: 2. ) [19521
© sone 2, 1911: 2 ¢ Aug. 15,
1911; E 263894; Bosworth & ©Co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
| MAKE ME LOVE YOU LIKE I NEVER LOVED
BEFORE; words by Alfred Bryan,
music by Fred. Fischer. [19522
erage 1911: 2 c. Aug: 5,.1911;
EK 262523; Maurice Shapiro, New
York, N. -Y:
MAMA’S NAUGHTY BOY; words and mu-
sic by Z. Horton. Washington. H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19523
@ Ave. tf 1911; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1911:
EK 263451; Zoe Horton, Gridley,
Kans.
Man (THE) IN THE MOON IS WISE;
words by J. Fortier, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19524
moAg= 12 1911: 2 ¢. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265808; Juliet Fortier,
Pittsfield, Mass.
Man! WHAT IS IT; written and com-
posed by Paul: Pelham and Fred. E.
Terry. [19525
@rAnue 26) 1911* 2 c. Aus. 28,
1911; E 264306; Charles Sheard &
co., London, England.
MANDA AT THE BASEBALL GAME; words
by N. Campbell, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19526
i) Aye 12) 1Olit: 2: e (Aue. 24,
1911; E 265225; N. Campbell, Buf-
talo; INC OY.
MANDY, LET’S GO TO THE OP’RY; words
and music by Nell Lieurance. [19527
© Aust 19Tt= "2 “e" Mus! 715,
1911; EK 262765; Nell Lieurance, San
Francisco, Cal.
MANNAGGIA ’0 MARITO; versi di A. Fer-
razzano, arr. by R. Segré; canto e
mandolino. [19528
sully 18) 1911: A. etuly 20,
ait Th empuly 25, 1910 > 262206 -
Italian book co., New York, N. Y.
Manon; valse, by Gustave Colin; or-
chestra and piano conductor. [19529
©) Tully 26; 19% 12) .e. July 27,
1911; E 262291; Hawkes & Son,
London, England.
Man’s (A) LOVE; words and music by
M. M. Martin. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19530
© “Aug. 12, 4911252 @ Ang, 2,
1911; E 265278; Margaret M. Mar-
tin, Watonga, Okla.
MARCH FROM UNDINE; by Benedict,
arr. by J. Stuart Archer; organ.
[19531
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2: ¢. Aue? 15,
1911; E 263924; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
MARCH OF THE GNOMES (Der aus-
marsch) ; hy ©. P. Hartung, op. 48;
piano. (In Dwarfiand no 2.)
[19532
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262467; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
MARCH OF THE GOBLINS; by Bert R.
Anthony, op. 87, no. 1; piano. Bos-
ton, Evans music co. (Four picture
pieces, no. 1.) [19533
© Age. 91. 1911: Be”: Wines 715,
1911; EK 262761; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
MARCHE DE FETE; par Henri Biisser,
op. 36. Partition d’orchestre.
[19534
Ge July 29, 1911" De. tuly Si,
1911; E 263349; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
——-— pour 1° violons. [19535
©. Aue. “10° 191d oe Ane. 14,
1911; E 2638821; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
MARCHE DES SPORTS; two-step par A.
Bose, pour piano. [19536
© TANS lO. Loti) Dy eG. Aue 14s
1911; E 263804; A. Bose, Paris,
France.
MARCHE FANTASQUE; par A. Monier,
pour orechestre avec piano -con-
ducteur. 4to. [19537
©) Ave AO oil <2 e- Awe. 14.
1911; EH 263803; A. Bose, Paris,
France.
MARCHE ORIENTALE; par D. Cré-
mieux, arr. par L. Diodet; orches-
tra with piano acc. 4to. [19538
©) Aue: 16,1 dOnt 72 ve. (Aue... 17,
1911; E 263970; L. Digoude-Diodet,
Paris, France.
1133
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19539
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
MarcHE SLAVE. See Tschaikowsky
(PD)
MARCHE TRIOMPHALE; pdr HK. Lévéque,
op. 47, pour violon seul. (Six études-
caprices, No. 6.)
©. July -29; 1911; 2-c July. 31,
1911; EK 263361; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
MarcHONS AU BONHEUR; chanson-
marche, paroles de V. Telly et F. L.
Bénech, musique de Ch. de Buco-
vich. [19540
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 c Aug. 14,
1911; E 268796; L. Bénech, Paris,
France.
MARGARET’S CRADLE SONG; words by
Henrik Ibsen, Eng. translation by
O. T. Arneson, music by Hmma
Dahl. (Northern ed. no. 78.)
[19541
© Aug. 5, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 263739; Northern book and music
co., Chicago, Ill.
MARSELEETE; waltzes by L. Grant;
piano. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19542
© Ages 12.) A912) C2 Ane, (24,
1911; E 265266; Leta Grant, Deep-
water, Mo.
Mary I Love rou; medley march and
two-step, by McNamara and O’Hare,
arr. by E. S. S. Huntington; orches-
tra. Ato. [195438
©) Auge, 2; 1911. 2c. Aug. 3; 1901;
E 263483; Jos. Morris music co.,
New York, N. Y.
MASHED POTATOES; by C. L. Woolsey ;
piano. [19544
©) Aes a2 Oh 2 eh ue ele,
1911; E 262846; C. L. Woolsey,
Braymer, Mo.
MasseneT (JULES EMite FReperic)
Cinderella ; a fairy tale in 4 acts and
6 tableaux, poem by Henri Cain,
music by J. Massenet, English trans-
lation by Henry Grafton Chapman;
vocal score. [19545
© Aug. 10, “19td 20 e8 Auer ale,
1911; D 18945; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
Grisélidis; conte lyrique en 3
actes, de J. Massenet, fantaisie-
Mosaique arr. par HK. Tavan, pour
orchestre, avec piano-conducteur.
4to. (L’opéra symphonique, no. 23.)
[19546
@© Aue. 0,7) 19d 2 e;) HAruies 14,
1911; EK 263824; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
[195389 -
MASSENET (JULES EMILE FRtp&RIC)—
Continued.
Last dream of the Virgin; prélude
by J. Massenet, arr. by Alvin Buech-
ner, rev. and ed. by Gustav Saenger;
violoncello with piano acc. [19547
© June 28, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 2, 1911;
EH} 262385; Carl Fischer, New York,
ING
MATINEE BRILLANT (Bright and early) ;
by Mentor Crosse, op. 16, no. 1;
piano. (12 little compositions in a
popular vein, no. 1.) [19548
© Aug. 25, 191%; 2G Aug: 25;
1911; E 265420; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
May WALK; mazurka, by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 136, no. 4; piano.
(Pleasures of youth, no. 4.) [19549
© Aue. £26) 191 oes Nine, 23.
1911; E 262979; Brehm bros., Erie,
Pa.
MAYBE; words by Jeanette Hubbard,
[music by H. Kirkus Dugdale co.]
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19550
© July 12) 192 es aly. 18)
1911; E 262025; Mrs. Mary Hub-
bard, Fort Atkinson, Wis.
MAYBE I WILL AND MAYBE I WON’T;
words by R. W. Scharff, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19551
© July 12,) Wim erachely. 18:
1911; E 262021; Richard W. Scharff,
New Castle, Ind.
MAYBE SOMEDAY; words and music by
Charles F. Strickland. [19552
©> July Sie 19 a em auilyeo1,
1911; E 263307; Fred Heltman,
Cleveland, Obio.
MAYING-TIME; words by Ed. Tesche-
macher, music by Kenneth Rae; in
E flat. [19553
© July 31, 1911; 2c. Aug. 8, 1911;
E 263705; J. H. Larway, London,
England.
MazurKA; by A. Zarzycki, op. 26, rev.
and fingered by Gustav Saenger;
violin and piano. [19554
© July: 28, 19112 '¢ Aug. 24,
1911; E 265085; Carl Fischer, New
York; N.o¥:
MAZURKA ROMANTIQUE; by L. J. Oscar
Fontaine, op. 838; piano. [19555
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
H 264524; Theo. Presser, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
1134
| MEDITATION.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
| no. 9, 1911
19573
| ME OLD GRAY NAG AND I; words by W.
Cassin, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19556
eau t 1911-2 ec Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263452; Wm. Cassin, Derby, Conn.
MEADOW DANCE; gavotte, by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 136, no. 1; piano.
(Pleasures of youth, no. 1.) [19557
ie) Aue. 26, 1911; 2 c.. Aug. 23,
1911; EH 262980; Brehm bros., Erie,
7 Ea.
MEDITATION ; by Alexandre Glazounow,
op. 82, revised and edited by Gustav
Saenger; violin and piano. [19558
ro tune 25. 1911: 2 ¢. July 20,
1911; E 262107; Carl Fischer, New
York, .N. Y.
par A. Scassola, pour violon,
harpe et orchestre. 4to. [19559
< Aus: 10; 1911; 2 c. Aug. 14,
1911; E 2638790; F. Salabert, Paris,
France.
See Gounod (C. F.)
MEET ME NELLIE DARLING BY THE
BRIGHT MOON-LIGHT; words and
musie by C. 8S. Case. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19560
one, a2, 1941s 2 ¢. Aug..-24,
1911; E 265261; C. S. Case, Lester-
Shire, N. Y.
MEET ME ON THE BOARDWALK IN THE
EVENING; words and music by F.
Wilkinson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19561
© Aue. 18, 1911: 2 ec. Aug 24,
1911; E 265325; Frank Wilkinson,
Syracuse, N. Y.
MEET ME ONCE AGAIN; words by A.
Quimby, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19562
Op Age. 15, 1911: 2 @, Aug. 24,
1911; EK 265218; Alfred Quimby,
Manchester, N. H.
MEET ME OVER THERE; words and mu-
sic by Thoro Harris. [19563
@© July 30; 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262420; Metropolitan church assn.,
Waukesha, Wis.
MEET ME WHEN THE SUN IS SETTING;
words by L. S. V. Sollars, music by
Willard Groom. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [19564
Oe shuly 325, 190d. > Ose tuly. 25,
1911; E 262223; Leonora S. V. Sol-
lars, Sheridan, Wyo.
MEETING TO SEVER; words by Mrs.
L. A. Frigheit, music by Len Fiem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19565
© Aue. 1; 191t- 2 -¢, Aug 2 1911:
E 263453; Mrs. L. A. Frigheit, New-
akes ens
MEIN VATERLAND; ged. von Jul. Sturm,
musik von Josef Werth; méanner-
chor; partitur und stimmen. (Samm-
lung minnerchore, serie 1, no. 2.)
[19566
OQ, ily. 2h AO. 2 en. Aus 20.
1911; E 264138; J. A. Werth, Bonn,
Germany.
MEINE SEELE LOBSINGET DEM HERRN!
worte und musik von Wilhelm
Heinemann, op. 22, no. 1; mezzo-
sop. oder bariton mit violine und
orgel, harmonium oder klavier.
[19567
© July 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 2638566; Wm. A. Kaun music co.,
_ Milwaukee, Wis.
MELANCHOLY FALL; words and music
by HE. P. Dudley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19568
© Aner 1901 2 eo Aue 2. tot:
EK 263448; Eugene Proctor Dudley,
Augusta, Ga.
MELODIOSE STUCKE; von Ernst
Schmidt, op. 82; violoncell mit kla-
vierbegleitung. 1. Heft 2. 2. Heft
3. [19569, 19570
g. 8, 1911; 2 ec. each Sept. 5,
ek . 264418, 264419; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
symphonie composi-
tion, by Max Vogrich; violin and
piano. [19571
©" July 238,-191t > 2 e.: July! 29:
1911; EH 262321; G. Schirmer, New
York, N.Y:
MEMENTO MORI;
MEMORIES OF HOME; words by Mrs. M.
EK. Gillett, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19572
©) Are ih? Ode: 1D).Ke:- Ane? 124.
1911; E 265163; Mrs. M. E. Gillett,
Springfield, Mass.
MEMORIES OF MOTHER; words by Fred
P. Morris, music by Robert Hark-
ness; male voices. [19573
© July 3S, 19dt-2 ec. Aue: 4, 19LL:
E 268596; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1135
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19574
pt. 1, n.s.,v.6 i
MEMORIES OF MY BOYHOOD DAYS; words
by John McKenna, music by F. M.
Paine. [19574
© July 28, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1911;
E 262361; Francis M. Paine, Los |
Angeles, Cal.
MmrMoRIES OF SPAIN; by Leon Gross;
piano. [19575
(@) Aue te Oh ss 2 e. Age aa.
1911; E 262682; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MEMORIES OF THE LILACS; words and
music by O. L. Corson. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19576
OrAug, 1 19d: 2 ce Augs 2, eon:
HE 263446; O. L. Corson, Dividing
Creek, N. J.
Memory (A) (Ricordo); romanza,
English version by Percy Pinkerton,
Italian words by Bernal Resky, mu-
sic by A. Luzzatti; no. 1 in D minor,
no. 2 in EF minor. [19577
©. Aug) 14; 1911; 2 e) Awe. 15,
1911; E 263926; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lid., London, England.
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LUD-
wig FELIx) Ange qui chante;
celestial melody, by F. Mendelssohn,
revised and edited by Gustav Saen-
ger; violin and piano. [19578
© July 28, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 24,
1911; H 265063; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
MENETRIER (LE) ; poéme, symphonique
en trois parties, par Max D’Ollone,
pour violon et orchestre.. Partition.
[19579
© duly 29; 191d" 2 ve. Sarhy, oak
1911; HK 263357 ; Heugel et cie, Paris,
France.
MENUET. See Beethoven (lL. van)
MENUETT; von Hubert Jahrow, op. 10;
violonecell u. klavier. (Sechs kleine
violoncell-stiicke, no. 1.) [19580
O Aug<AG, 2 ie 2) Cy Anos aly:
1911; E 268996; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
von Paul Juon, op. 48, fiir klavier.
(Miniaturen, no. 4.) [19581
© June 14, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263537; Schlesinger’sche buch-
und musikhandlung (Rob. Lienau),
Berlin, Germany.
MENUETT. See Haydn (F. J.)
MENUETTO; von Giuseppe Exaudet, arr. |)
von Tivadar Nachéz; violine und
klavier. (Classical masterpieces
from 17th and 18th century, no. 4.)
[19582
© Aug. 18; 190f; 2 e Aug. 18,
1911; E 264021; N. Simrock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
MERCEDES; valse espagnole; by En-
rique Miro, arr. by G. Gast; mili-
tary band. [19583
© Aug. 25, 1910 27 ec, Aue 26.
1911; E 265481; G. Schirmer, New
Yorks NEUE
MERCY IS FREE; words by Charles W.
Bridwell, music by Lillian Bridwell.
[19584
© Aug. 16, 1911-727 eeAug,, 17,
1911; EK 262870; Pentecostal union,
Bound Brook, N. J.
MERMAID; words by A. Steyn, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19585
© Aug: 1, 191: Qe Ane 2 1911:
E 268449; A. Steyn, Hays, Kans.
MERRY BOYS AT SEA; glee song, com-
posed by Joseph Yarwood, arr. by
fF. Leslie; alto, two tenors and:
bass. (Chappell’s voeal library of
part songs, no. 79.) [19586
© Aug. 22, (Sipe geese. (25°
1911; E 264220; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
Merry (A) SPIN; tone picture, by
Marie Seuel-Holst, op. 8, no. 2;
piano. [19587
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 10,1911;
E 262649; M. Witmark & sons, New
Vouk, INA We *
Mexticoco; libretto by Lyman Bryson,
music by Daisy Higgins. [19588
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1911; D 18954;
Doane Powell, Omaha, Nebr.
MEYER (REINHARDT) Five songs;
from the sketch, the Prize-winner,
words by G. H. Hadley, music by
Reinhardt Meyer. [19589
©1e. July 25, 1911; E 262196;
George HK. Hadley, Haverhill, Mass.
MIA MOGLIE CA’ CANNA; macchietta,
versi e musica di L. Donadio; canto
e mandolino. [19590
© Aug. 18, 1919 22e3 Ams. 23,
1911; H 264222; Italian book co.,
New York, N. Y.
1136
i]
| Mit (THE) ;
MINNIE IS MINE;
MINSTREL (THE) KING;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
| Mip-pAy (A) DREAM; by I. A. Saucier;
piano. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19591
eeenue 17, 1911: 2 ¢..Aug. 24,
1911; E 265312; Irwin A. Saucier,
Saucier, Miss.
| Mienon. See Thomas (C. L. A.)
MILITIAMAN (THE); military march,
by Henry W. Blaine, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer; military band. 4to. [19592
ae Age 11. 1911: 2 c« Aug. 14,
-1911; E 262749; J. W. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia, Pa.
MILK AND HONEY; OR, BURNING BUSH
SONGS, NO. 4. Selected by Duke M.
Farson, F. M. Messenger, Edwin L.
Harvey, Louis F. Mitchel, Wm. T.
Pettengill. Waukesha, Wis., Metro-
politan church association [1911]
[128] p. 12mo. $0.15. [19593
© July 29, 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
A 292932; Metropolitan church
assn., Waukesha, Wis.
by Benjamin Cutter;
violin and piano. (5 characteristic
pieces, no. 1.) [19594
eae 2, 1911- 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 2624382; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
| MILLER’s (THE) Boy; by Paul Zilcher,
ed. by S. L. Herrmann; piano.
[19595
@ Aw 71.099 -2 « Aug. 17,
1911; E 262825; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MINNIE; words and music by Alma L.
Thompson. [19596
Oe jimly 28, 1011 +! 2° 4) July’ 28,
1911; E 262540; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
words by M. A.
Smith, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19597
Or duly 12,5 1919);) 2c: Jutyr 18,
1911; E 260998; Mary A. Smith,
Reading, Pa.
march two-
step, by Chas. C. Sweeley, arr. by
Harry J. Lincoln; mandolin club of
five parts. [19598
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262506; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
| MINSTREL (THE) MAN; a ragtime two-
step, by J. Russel Robinson; piano.
[19599
© duly 27,.19tts: 2 er July 31,
1911; E 263270; Stark music print-
ing and pub. co., St. Louis, Mo.
1137
Morr ;
19608
MISSA MARIALIS; plain chant office for
holy Eucharist, adapted to Amer.
liturgy and transcribed into modern
notation, Charles Winfred Douglas.
[19600
« @) Aug. 216, 19081 3 er JA 17;
1911; E 262852; Charles Winfred
Douglas, Fond du Lac, Wis.
MISSOURI PASTIME; march two-step, by
J. A. Miles; piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19601
©) Aug. “12, 19115°'2 e Aug 24,
1911; E 265254; James A. Miles,
Portage Des Sioux, Mo.
MISSOURI SONG; words and music by
C. J. Smith. [19602
© July 29, 1911; 2c. Aug. 1, 1911;
E 262346; C. Jay Smith, Kirksville,
Mo.
Mr. ALEXANDER, YOU’RE A LOVIN’ MAN;
words by Irving Freeman, music by
Paul Eugene. [19603
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 268695; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
Mrs. DEWAYSE; words by M. Fonville,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19604
© Aue 18, 1911: 2'« Aus: 24,
1911; E 265145; Mrs. A. S. Fonville,
Wichita Falls, Tex.
Mrs. McGHERKIN! PULL YOURSELF TO-
GETHER; written and composed by
Sax Rohmer, arr. by T. W. Thurban.
[19605
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 ce Aug. 17, 1911;
E 263980; Charles Sheard & Go.,
London, England.
Mopa (LA) DEI CALZONI (Jupe-culotte) ;
canzonetta popolare triestina, pa-
role di E. Galvico, musica di Arturo
Carisi; pianoforte e canto. [19606
© May 11, 1911; 2c July 28,
1911; E 263197; C. Schmidl & co.,
Trieste, Italy.
MoDERATO IN G MINOR; by W. Wolsten-
holme; organ. (Three sketches, no.
i) [19607
© Aue: 19) 19813" 2 eG Aus 23;
1911; EH 264234; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
words by Clifton Bingham,
music by Monckton Travers; in E
flat, F and G. [19608
© July 24, 1911; 2 @ July 26,
1911; E 263082; J. B. Cramer & ©€o.,
ltd., London, England.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19609
Morra—Continued.
words by Fred. E. Weatherly,
music by Bothwell Thomson; no. 1
in F, no. 2 in G, and no. 3 in B flat.
[19609
@©p Auge. 14; 11911 32 ee PAus. 15:
1911; H 2638925; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
MoLLY DARLING; words and music by
A. Schell. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19610
©) Auge 2: Fos 2) ea Aer ee)
1911; E 265188; Arthur Schell,
Biggs, Cal.
MoMENT DE VALSE (Waltz moment) ;
by Mentor Crosse, op. 16, no. 8;
piano. (12 little compositions in a
popular vein, no. 8.) [19611
© Aus 725,19 itis 2) cee,
1911; E 265421; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MoMENTO MUSICALE. See Schubert
(EY BP.)
MommMiE; words by E. G. Gould, music
by Arthur Blake. New York, F. 'B.
Haviland pub. co. [19612
@©vAue 8, 19id, Qre, Aug. 87191 ;
E 262560; C. HE. Gould, San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
Mon ca@uR sS’OUVRE A TA VOIX.
Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
Mon prsirn (My desire); trio for wo-
men’s voices, English words by
Jacques Ahrem, music by Ethelbert
Nevin, op. 28, no. 3, arr. by Victor
Harris. 4to. [19613
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 8, 1911;
EK 262386; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
MoNDPHASEN; ged. von Heinrich Bre-
dow, musik von Bogumil Zepler,
op. 75. (Drei scherzlieder, no. 2.)
[19614
© Aus 17, 191th oe Aue. 7,
1911; E 268997; N. Simrock, Ber-
lin, Germany.
See
MontTANA HaGcuiEs’; state march, by J.
S. Parks; piano. [19615
© July 20,7 1910 22) -e suly 20;
1911; E 262158; J. S. Parks, Hel-
ena, Mont.
MONTANA FLO; words by H. L. Aten,
music by Chas. Scott. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [19616
@ duly. 225, | 194d 302 3c), uly 25:
1911; E 2622380; Harry L. Aten,
Sugar Loaf, Pa.
pt. Tin s., v6
MontuHs (THE); a pageant, words by
Christina G. Rosetti, music by H.
T. Koerner, op. 17, nos. 1-12.
[19617
©” Aug. 14,° 990 2 enue. 17,
1911; H 262849 : White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
MooN-BEAM, LOVE-DREAM; words and
music by M. D. Ussery. Austin,
Tex., Interstate music ¢o. [19618
© Aug: 11,_ 1911s°2%es Aue. 14,
1911; E 262709 ; M. ‘Ios Ussery, Aus-
tin, Tex.
MooNLIGHT RAMBLES (Wanderung im
mondschein); by N. v. Wilm, op.
242; piano. (6 compositions, no. 5.)
[19619
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
EH 262465; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
MoonxticHt (A) ROMANCE; by Myles
B. Foster. 1. Two violins and
pianoforte. 2. Violin I. 38. Violin II.
[19620-19622
© July 19, 1911; 2 @ each July |
20, 1911; E 262163-262165; Novello
& co., Itd., London, England.
Moon’s (THE) SECRET; words by
Ethel Bailey, music by Willy Wag- |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- ||
[19623 |
ner.
dale co.
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 24,
1911. 2658298
W. Seattle, Wash.
MOONTIME SPOONTIME; words by H. J.
Engelhardt, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co.
© July: 12,719 2 ee auly 18:
1911; E 262017; H. J. Englehardt,
Buffalo, N. Y.
MorE IN SORROW THAN IN ANGER; writ- |
ten and composed by Sax Rohmer,
arr. by T. W. Thurban. [19625
©, Aug. 7% Gialamas. ie
1911; E 268979; Charles Sheard &
co., London, England.
Morenas; 3 danzas por Velino M.
Preza, para piano. [19626
© July 1; 1911; 2 @ Aus’ 2) 1911;
FE. 263554; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York, N. Y.
1138
[19624 —
Mrs. A. Bailey, I
- MORNING MOOD.
_MogNING, NOON AND NIGHT IN VIENNA.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
MorcGENGESANG (Morning chant) ; dich-
tung mit bentitzung alter verszeilen,
. von H. Decsey, English words by
John Bernhoff, musik von Joseph
Marx, fiir minnerchor, blechbliser
und orgel, 1. Klavierauszug mit
text. 4to. 2. Blechblaiser und orgel.
Ato. [19627, 19628
© July 5, 1911; 2 c. each Aug. 2,
1911; E 2638495, 263496; Schubert-
haus-verlag, Vienna, Austria.
Morcencruss (Morning - greeting) ;
salonstiick von Emil Soéchting, op.
bit, fur piano, 2) ms. .(Aus der
sommerszeit, no. 1.) [19629
© July 18, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
Ei 263525; J. Schuberth & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
MoRNING (THE) HOUR (Morgengesang) ;
by C. F. Hartung, op.48; piano. (In
dwarfland no. 1.) [19630
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262468; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
See Grieg (E. H.)
See Suppé (F. v.)
Mecrris DANCE; par Christian Schifer,
op. 12, no. 4; violon et piano. (Six
morceaux de salon, no. 4.) [19631
OrAne. 21, 1912; 2 c. Aug. 238,
1911; E 264240; Laudy & co., Lon-
don, England.
MoszKowski (Moritz) Gavotte; par
M. Moszkowski, op. 85, no. 2, arr.
par Alfred Kaiser, pour piano. 1.
Edition facilitée. 2. Piano a 4
mains. [196382, 19633
© July 5, 1911; 2 c. each Aug. 4,
1911; E 268637, 2636388; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz, Germany.
| — Intimité; von M. Moszkowski, op.
77, no. 5, arr. von Alfred Kaiser,
fiir streich-orchester, mit piano acc.
4to. [19634
© July 3, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263641; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
_MotrHer; words by Marcus F. Brooks,
| ——~-words by H. Klebs,
music by Len Fleming. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [196385
© Aug, 15,°1911: 2 ¢, Aug. 24,
1911; HE 265322; Mrs. M. F. Brooks,
Portland, Me.
music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [196386
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263450 ; H. Klebs, New York, N. Y. |
19645
MotHER—Continued.
words and music by S. Small.
[19637
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1911; E 263602;
Solomon Small, Brooklyn, N. Y.
MoTHER’s (THE) PRAYER; words and
music by T. McCain. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19638
©: Aug, 12,1911 +2 ey Age. 24.
1911; E 265181; Thane McCain,
Tyron, Nebr.
MOTHER’S VOICE; words and music by
Gardner Belknap. Hrie, Pa., Erie
music pub. co. [19639
© Aus.” 26; "199 2° es Aue 28.
1911; E 262973; Gardner Belknap,
Conneaut Lake, Pa.
—words by Nina Gordon Madglin,
music by L. Daugherty. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19640
© Aue. t, 1911 2 e “Aue. 2) 19te:
EH 263447; Leonard Daugherty, Dal-
las, Tex.
MoTo PERPETUO; by Edward German,
revised and edited by Gustav
Saenger; violin and piano. [19641
© duly 115 191) 2 -e:: July 20,
1911; E 262111; Carl Fischer, New
Work, IN. Y.
par J. Jacques Haakman, op. 28,
pour violon et piano. [19642
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 263717; Laudy & co., London,
England.
von Francesco Cupis de Camargo,
arr. .von Tivadar Nachéz; violine
und klavier. (Classical masterpieces
from 17th and 18th century, no. 12.)
[19643
Gy -Ates 18s 019i. 2) e. Aue. 18)
1911; E 264022; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
Motor (THE) CYCLE RACE; march and
two-step, by L. S. Florence; piano.
[19644
©) Aus 26%" 19s 2). ec Auge 25:
1911; E 2653868; Louis S. Florence,
Manchester, N. H.
MounNTAIN (THE) MAN; words by
M. F. Gipson, music by Chas. Lipen-
dale. [19645
© July 28, 1911; 2 @ July 28,
1911; E 263120; M. F. Gipson, Stam-
ford, N. Y.
1139
9562—11——6
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19646
pt. 11, n. s., v. 6
oe
MoUNTEBANK’sS (THE) SONG; music by
Michael Watson, arr. by Walter H.
Aiken. (Willis collection of sup-
plementary songs, no. 118.) [19646
© Aug. 24, 1911;/°2 ¢c. Aug. 23,
1911; E 265018; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
Move; words and music by M. H.
Townsend. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19647
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265299; Mina Hunter Town-
send, Port Huron, Mich.
Moya; words by Julie Helene Bigelow,
music by Ward Stephens. [19648
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 10, 1911;
HE 262650; M. Witmark & sons, New
Mork, N. ¥.
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS) Dove
gono; recitative and aria, from le
Nozze di Figaro, by W. A. Mozart,
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, ed. by Max Spicker; soprano.
[19649
© Puly 26, 1911. 2 cdg 127,
1911; E 262275; G. Schirmer, New
York; YNe Ww:
——HEnifihrung (Die) aus dem
Serail; btiihneneinrichtung von Hmil
Gerhauser, rezitative von Max Schil-
lings, musik von W. A. Mozart.
[19650
© Auge.16, 1911: 2 « Aug. 16,
1911; H 263940; Biihnenverlag Ahn
& Simrock, Berlin, Germany.
Non so piti cosa son; aria, from
le Nozze di Figaro, by W. A. Mozart,
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, ed. by Max Spicker; soprano.
| [19651
© duly 265. 191 2 el uly 2
1911; HE 262276; G. Schirmer, New
York, IN: Y¥:
Mup pies; words by Leroy Havard
Scott, music by Arthur A. Penn.
[19652
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
EH} 263696; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
MURMURING BROOKLET; by IF. Sabathil ;
piano. [19653
© July 31, 1911; 2c. Aug. 1, 1911;
HK 262372; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N: Y:
MUSETTE; old French song, from
Traité de la musette, by C. HE.
Borjon, English words and piano
ace. by A. C. Bunten. [19654
© July 20, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1911;
EH 268621; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London, England.
a
Music (THE) BOX; caprice, by W.
Maag Felton, op. 14; piano. [19655
© July 31, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1911;
_ HE 262526; B. F. Wood music co.
Boston, Mass.
MUSIC CARESSING OF VIOLINS; tia, tia,
tia, from the operette The siren, by
Leo Fall, arr. by J. C.. McCabe;
hotel orchestra. 4to. [19656
© Aug. 22, 19it2eexeAus: 17,
1911; E 262810; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
lyric by Harry B. Smith,
inusie by Leo Fall. {19657
© Augi 166 191t 2her Aus. 17,
1911; E 268965; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
Music (THE) SPARK; march and two-
step, by R. D. Dixon, [arr. by Ernest
L. Bovard]; piano. [19658
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. July 26, 1911;
Hi} 262388; Robert D. Dixon, Oly-
phant, Pa.
MUSICAL PICTURE BOOK; characteristic
tunes and verses, by Octavia Hud-
son; for the pianoforte with words.
[19659
© Aug, At) WO ae ne 173
1911; E 262826; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MUSTERWEIBER-MARSCH ; aus der oper- |
ette, Die musterweiber, musik von
Franz Werther. 1. Salon-orchester.
2. Grosses und kleines orchester.
4to. [19660, 19661
© June 10, 1911; 2 ce each July ©
28, 1911; E 268159, 263160; Julius |
Feuchtinger, Stuttgart, Germany.
MUSTERWEIBER-WALZER; auS der oper-
ette, Die musterweiber, von Franz
Werther. 1. Salon-orchester. 2.
Grosses u. kleines orchester. 4to.
[19662, 19663
© June 10, 1911; 2 ¢«. each July
28, 1911; E 263161, 263162; Julius
Feuchtinger, Stuttgart, Germany.
My AEROPLANE GIRL; words and music
by E. C. Tower. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19664
© Aug. 15, 191-24 e Aue. 24
1911; EH 265200; Edwin C. Tower,
Hureka, Cal.
My BABY BOY; lyric by George Graff,
jr., music by Jessie Mae Jewett.
[19665
©) Aug. 23, e1Sie ne eae, 245
1911; E 265050; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
1140
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 19114
19683
My BELLFLOWER; words by F. Erring-
ton, music by Chas. Scott. New
York, F..B. Haviland pub. co.
[19666
©) Age )15, 1911; 2 ce: Aug. 15,
1911; E 262740; Fred. Errington,
Aptos, Cal.
MyY BRIGHT BLUE EYES; words by J.
Corriveau, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19667
’ © Awe 5, 1911: 2 @ Aug. 24,
| 1911; BH 265210; J. Corriveau, Hart-
ford, Conn.
My BROWN ROSE; words by Ruth Mc-
Henry Stuart, music by Tod B. Gal-
loway. [19668
© Awe 7, 1911: 2c. Aug. 7; 1911;
E 263681; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
MY CHILDHOOD’S HOME SWEET HOME;
words by R. Miller, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19669
(Gp pAuee td? A911: 2 ¢c., Aug. 24,
1911; E 265319; Rose Miller, Ege-
land, N. Dak.
My CoLoRADO QUEEN; words by W. R.
Lockhart, music by J. C. Eaton.
New York, Old Dominion music co.
[19670
Grades. 1911: 2 ce. Aug. 3, 1911:
EK 262399; Walter R. Lockhart,
Hotchkiss, Colo.
My cow PUNCHER GIRL;
music by N. Younkin. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19671
G@ Aue 12, 1911: 2 c. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265316; Nobel Younkin,
Tocsin, Ind.
My CrEeoLte SvUE; paraphrase, by Gus-
sie L. Davis, arr. by W. J. Kitch-
ener; mandolin orchestra. (Hamil-
ton S. Gordon’s popular melodies for
mandolin clubs, no. 7.) [19672
Or Ag 1, 1911; 2) ¢ Aug. 12,
1911; E 262673; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York, N. Y.
My DARLING ADDIE, DEAR; words by G.
Terrill, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19673
@ Aug 18) 19113" 2/4 Aug. -24,
1911; HE 265140; Glenna ‘Terrill,
Webster, N. Y.
My DEAR IRENE; words by Charles S.
Brown, music by Paul Hugene, arr.
by Eugene Platzmann. [19674
© Aug. 112.7 1911.7} 2es4Aus. 12,
1911; E 262778; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
words and
My DEAR LOVE ROSE; words by I. M.
Kelly, music by Chas. T. Edwards.
[19675
© Ape. Ts} POWs 2 ce, Aue, 23.
1911; E 262970; Ida M. Kelly, Wil-
mington, Del.
My DELAWARE; words and music by
R. M. Ramsey. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [19676
© Ang. 125 TStis Die. MAS D4
1911; E 265291; R. M. Ramsey, King-
wood, W. Va.
My EDEN HOME; words and music by
Thoro Harris. [19677
© July 30, 1911; 2c Aug. 3,1911;
H 262417; Metropolitan church assn.,
Waukesha, Wis.
My FAITH LOOKS UP TO THEE; anthem,
words by Ray Palmer, music by Geo.
A. Griswold; contralto, baritone and
chorus. [19678
©@).dime -23;5 191k: 2 .c., Jiubky: 27,
1911; EH 262257; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, N. Y.
MY FAVORITE; waltz, by Carl Koelling;
piano. [19679
© July 31, 191 2 ce. ssalya Si,
1911; E 268320; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
My GOLDEN STAR; words by V. F. Gor-
don, music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19680
@© Julyiide 19it- 2 cx July: 26:
1911; E 263089; Viola F. Gordon,
Havre de Grace, Md.
My HEART I CANNOT GIVE TO YOU; in
The siren, words by Matthew Wood-
ward, music by Jerome Kern.
[19681
©). Anes 23) tO lds 2G Ate nc Say
1911: -K) 26299431. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York,
N:.Y.
My HEART IS AFLAME; words and music
by H. H. Morrill. [19682
©) Aus 26 1911; 2 ex, Auge 25;
1911; E 265367; Henry H. Morrill,
Springfield, Mass.
My HEART KEEPS RIGHT ON BEATING;
words by Gus Kahn, music by Grace
Le Boy, arr. by Eugene Platzmann.
[19683
@ Aug, 11) dott 2 2.e)) Ang, 11,
1911; E 262775; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
1141
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19684
pt. III, n. s., v.6
My HEART’S DESIRE; sacred song and
chorus, words by J. W. Carpenter,
music by Chas. H. Gabriel. [19684
© Oct. “15; 191 2 es cAue. 22,
1911; EH 262942; J. W. Carpenter,
Hiawatha, Kans.
My HELLO GIRL; words by Mrs. M. E.
Carst, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19685
©vAug. 12, 191152 ce. Aue, 24,
1911; E 2653805; Mrs. M. E. Carst,
Harrisburg, Pa.
My LADDIE; words and music by Tod
B. Galloway. [19686
© July Si 191s 2c Sully cat,
1911; E 263321; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
My tapy Dainty; graceful dance, by
Edward Hesse; _ piano. London,
England, Star music pub. co., ltd.
[19687
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2c. July 28, 1911;
EK 264096; J. Anderson, London,
England.
My LADY 0’ DREAMS; words and music
by G. M. Hewett, arr. by Wm. R.
Stobbe. [19688
©l1e July 25, 1911; E 262205;
Grace May Hewett, Atlantic City,
N. J.
My LAND; words and music by W.
Stewart Roddie. [19689
K Feb. 23, 1911%°2 c. Aug, 10,
1911; EH 263768; Bayley & Fergu-
son, Glasgow, Scotland.
words by Thomas Osborne Da-
vis, set as a two-part song, by
Charles Villiers Stanford; soprano
and alto. 4 to. (Year book press
series, no. 48.) [19690
@©i Suly £9, 192 Aes hulys 20:
1911; E 262160; Year book press,
London, England.
My LITTLE BROWN EYED BEAUTY; words
and music by S. C. C. Powell. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19691
© Ager a5 19d oe Auer 15,
1911 3) W.2627384;5>S." C. C2” Powell,
Findlay, O.
My LITTLE COUNTRY NANCY; words and
music by J. D. Ritter. Washington
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19692
@) Aus. 2) 101152 ie Ane 24:
1911; E 265288; Joe D. Ritter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
My LITTLE OLD RAG DOLL; words and
music by W. Seabott, arr. by James
L. J. Canavan. [19693
© Aug. 12, 19id eee Ane. 15:
1911; E 262752; William Seabott,
New York, N. Y.
MY LOVE ON THE LARAMIE; words by
Virginia McDade, music by Neil
Moran.
© Aug. 15, 19its 2re Aue. 5:
1911 ;
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
My Lovinec Es; words and music by
Kickapoo Jake (H. E. Murdock),
arr. by A. MacDonald. [19695
© Aug. 22, 191-2 Aue. 24:
1911; E 265085; EH. E. Murdock,
Gardner, Mass.
MY LUVE’S LIKE A RED, RED ROSE; words
by Robert Burns,
erick Gunster.
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 8, 1911;
262539; John Church co., Cin-
Ohio.
1D)
cinnati,
MY MONKEY MAID; words and music
by Bernahl and Vietry. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co.
© July 28, 1911; 2 ec. July 28,
EK 262738; F. B. Haviland ,
[19694
musie by Fred- ,
[19696
[19697
1911; E 262541; Bernahl & Vietry,
Newport, R. I.
My MOTHER’S SONGS; words and music |
by G. A. Walker.
Kirkus Dugdale co.
© Aug: 12) 19ite ecw Ne: Ot
1971; 1 26attsr Geo. A. vale.
Brunswick, Me.
My OKLAHOMA GIRL; words and mu-
sic by W. Norman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co.
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 2638445; William Norman, Boston,
Mass.
My oLp
music by J. A. Varner.
H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
© July 15, 19102 exrsuly 18,
1911; E 262009; J. A. Varner, Cabool,
Mo.
My OLD Town; from Round the world,
by Manuel Klien; hotel orchestra.
[19701
© Aus. 23," 19d We Aes) 248
1911; E 265051; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Washington, H.
MISSOURI. HOME; words and
Washington,
My PIANO; by Mrs. C. H. Toby; violin |
obligato. [19702 |
© Sept. 1; 19lis2 eo eaue: 25
1911; EK 262945; Mrs. Charles H.
Toby, Dover, N. H.
1142
[19698 |
[19699 |
[19700 ||
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
My ROSARY, WITH PARODY THY HOSI-
ERY; quartet, words by Robert Cam-
eron Rogers, words of parody from
Puck, music by Neal Blacklee;
women’s voices. [19703
©) Aug. 24, 1911; 2c. Aug. 26,
1911; E 265487; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, Ill.
My Roy; words and music by C. M. C.
Brown. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. . [19704
Peo duly 12, 1911; 2-c. July 18;
1911; E 260970; Cassius M. C.
Brown, Mochicahui, Mexico.
My Saviour; words and music by
Charles B. Blount. [19705
rr sulye 26, 1911>.2 e. July‘ 27,
1911; EH 262295; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
My SENORITA; words and music by W.
J. Drysdale. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [19706
c suiy ts, 19it: 2. e. July 18,
1911; E 262022; Wm. J. Drysdale,
Manchester, Conn.
My SHEPHERD; words by Wm. T. Pet-
tengill, music by J. Siebert Taylor.
[19707
Owamyes0, 1911: 2 ¢ Aug. 3,
1911; EK 262416; Metropolitan church
assn., Waukesha, Wis.
My SINS ARE FORGIVEN; words by Ada
R. Habershon, music by Robert
Harkness; tnale voices. [19708
Cesmye 3. FOtls 26 Aug. ’'4,
1911; E 263589; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
My SUNNY SOUTHERN SUE; words and
music by H. C. Albright. New York,
FE. B. Haviland pub. co. [19709
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c Aug. 2, 1911:
E 262550; H. C. Albright, Colum-
biana, O.
My sunny SvE; quartette, words by
Andrew B. Sterling, music by
George Hamilton, arr. by Harry J.
Lincoln. 1. Male voices. 2. Mixed
voices. [19710, 19711
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 e@ Aug. 21,
1911; EH 262935, 262936; Vander-
Eon music pub. co., Williamsport,
a.
MY SUNSHINE NELL; words and music
by H. W. Gassman. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19712
Orvuly 42; 1911; 2 July 18,
- 1911; E 262016; H. W. Gassman,
Crewe, Va.
19722
My SUNSHINE ROSIE ROSE; words by
Mrs. Harry Williams, music by
Louis Panella. [19713
Cy Ane: 12 pot 2) ee Aue 14,
1911; E 262770; Panella & Murray
music pub. co., Pittsburg, Pa.
My SWEETHEART; words by W. A.
Hillerman, music by Chas. H. Pow-
ell. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19714
© "Aug: 12,.vai9tt= 2) e, Aug; 24,
1911; E 265258; Chas. H. Powell,
Springfield, O.
My SWEETHEART AMONG THE PINES;
words and music by W. I. Harrison.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19715
© Aug. 12; 1911; 2-¢, Aug. 24,
1 Hy 265271" We i. Harrison:
Baltimore, Md.
MY TANTALIZING PEARL; words by Wm.
Oelkrug, music by Paul Eugene.
[19716
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263697; Shapiro music pub. ¢o.,
New York, N. Y.
My TEDDY BEAR BILLIKEN MAN; lyrics
and music composed by L. A. Haz-
zard. [19747
© esAug 24, 1911s. 265027:
Lynne A. Hazzard, Chicago, Il.
My WIFE AND I; words and music by
Mrs. J. W. Brown. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19718
Or Sulyeie n1911 2h er Suly 1s
1911; E 262023; Mrs. J. W. Brown,
Hesperus, Col.
MY WIFE HAS GONE TO VISIT HER RELA-
TIONS; words and music by A. C.
Luttman. [19719
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1911;
E 262574; A. C. Luttman, Los An-
geles, Cal.
MYSTERIOSO GLIDE; by M. Slade; piano.
[19720
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1911; E 262661;
Mason Slade, Chicago, Ill.
"NA COSA SULTANO I0 VOGLIO DA TE;
tarantella a duetto, versi e musica
di Luigi Donadio; canto e mando-
lino. [19721
© Aus 318.519 109) ce. Aue 23:
1911; E 264223; Italian book co.,
New York, N. Y.
"NA SERENATA LLAICA HELLE; versi di
T. Ferrazzano, arr. by L. Fragua;
canto e mandolino. [19722
© July 18, 1911; 1 ec July 20,
1911; 1 ep uly 25,1911; KH 262212;
Italian book co., New York, N. Y.
1143
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19723
NACHKLANGE; aus David’s Psalmen,
komponirt von Otto Malling, op. 89;
stimmungsbilder ftir die orgel. 1.
Der 23. psalm. 2. Der. 33. psalm.
(Wilhelm Hansen ed. no. 1317.)
[19723
© wuly 28, 1944-2" ci Aue 21.
1911; EH 264116; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
NAME (THE) ON THAT OLD HOLLY TREE;
words by G. M. Ray, music by Olin
Cady. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [19724
© July -25; 1911s 2 es July. 25:
1911; E 262228; G. Milton Ray,
James, Md.
NANA LA JOLIE; chanson vécue, paroles
de Emile Rhein, musique de A. Cour-
quin. [19725
©. Aug. 10) 1911-2 Aue 14.
1911; KE 268812; Mme. Courquin,
Paris, France.
NANon; selection, from the comic op-
era, by R. Genee, arr. by C. L. Barn-
house; band. [19726
© «Jan. 18; -1911'- 2.¢ duly 31,
1911; E 268886; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ia.
NATALIA; words and music by N. T.
Lieman. [19727
© fc July 27, 1911; W 262348-
Nettie T. Lieman, Los Angeles, Cal.
NATIONAL SPORTS; words by H. Tobias,
music by Doe Atherton. New York,
FE. B. Haviland pub. co. [19728
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 8, 1911;
E 262562; Harry Tobias, Worcester,
Mass.
NavuGuty Hans; by F. Sabathil; pi-
ano. [19729
© July 31, 1911; 2¢ Aug. 1, 1911;
E 262373; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
Navutitus. See MacDowell (H. A.)
NEARER, MY GOD, TO THEE; words and
music by HE. L. Ashford. [19730
©) July, 25, 1G 2 es uly ole
1911; EH 2638286; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
*"NEATH A SWEET MAGNOLIA’ TREE;
words and music by R. Wilson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[197381
@ Aug. 18.) Onl 02 en Aue 24,
1911; E 265115; Rosie Wilson,
Richmond, Va.
pt. 11, n. s., v.6
"NEATH THE TALL AND SHADY PEPPER
' TREE; words and music by Mrs. C.
D. Nettleship, arr. by L. Hmerson
Brown. Los Angeles, Clement pub.
co. [197382
© July °8, 191: 2 esdnly 14,
1911; H 263414; Mrs. Clement D.
Nettleship, Los Angeles, Cal.
NEDDERMEYER TRIUMPHAL MARCH; by
K. L. King; band. [19783.
© Jan; 18, 1911-2 7eegaly 31,
1911; E 263387; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ia.
NELL AND I; words by S. H. Still,
music by Len Fleming.’ Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19734
© -Aug.; Pay 191M een Ae 24.
1911; E 265203; Samuel H. Still,
Salem, O.
NELLIE, MY GIRL; words by C. Herzog,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19735
© Aug. 15, 19d Aa. 2)
1911; E 265298; Carl Herzog, Burns,
Ore.
NELLIE OF THE LOWLANDS; words by
B. A. Reynolds, musie by Len Flem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co.
© Aug; 12% 019i e2 es Ane.) 24:
1911; EH 265198; B. A. Reynolds,
Washington, D. C.
NEUE ALBUMBLATTER; 20 charakter-
stticke, von Theodor Kirchner,
49, fiir klavier zu zwei hinden.
Heft 1, edition 3440qa. [19737
© June 2, 1911; 2 ¢. July 18, 1911;
E 262052; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
—— —— —— Heft 2. Edition 5440.
[19738
© June 23, 1911; 2 ¢« July 18,
1911; E 263959; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
NEVER A DAY WITHOUT You; words by
Fred G. Bowles, music by Neal
Blacklee; low voice.
© Auge 1%, soi 2 ere Nes Zie
1911; E 262948; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
eago, Ill.
NEW LESSON; waltz, by H. Engelimann ;
piano. [19740
© Aug. 26; U9tdt 92 ves Ades (23;
1911; E 262981; Brehm bros., Erie,
Pa.
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op. |
[19739 |
[19736 —
I
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
©" Aug. 14, 1911: 2 « Aug. 24,
1911; E 265089; Carl Fischer, New
Moric, N Y.
NEW SCALE STUDIES FOR THE VIOLIN;
by Carl Halir, newly rev. and anno-
tated, by Edith L. Winn. [19742
© Aus, 7, 1911: 2 ¢. Aug. 24,1911;
.F 265088; Carl Fischer, New York,
ae ye
| NEWS FOR LITTLE CHILDREN; words by
Albert Midlane, music by Thomas
H. Smithers. [197438
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262612; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Ii].
NEYMARCK (JEAN) Sonate, en fa
diése majeur, par J. Neymarck,
pour piano et violon. [19744
Oa dulye tS, 1911. 2’ e. July 24,
1911; E 268009; L. Grus & cie.,
Paris, France.
Nicut (THE) HAS A THOUSAND EYES;
words by EF. W. Bourdillon, music
by J. Belle Boltwood; low in E.
[19745
© Aug. 22, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 23,
1911; EH 262996; G. Schirmer, New
York, N.: ¥.
Nicut (A) ON THE PRADO; by M. Les-
ter Lake. 1. Full orchestra and
piano. 2. Full band. 4to.
. [19746, 19747
© June 22, 1911; 2 © each July
20, ASI, EH .262112, 262113: Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y.
NIGHTINGALE (THE); words by Ralph
Midwinter, music by Niels W. Gade;
Soprano 1 and 2. 4to. (St. Cecilia,
collection of part-songs, 12th series,
no. 8.) [19748
© July 20,1911; 2c. Aug. 5, 1911;
EH 263622; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London, England.
NIGHTINGALE’S (THE) sone (Canzone
dell’ usignuola) ; English words by
Alvin Hovey King, Italian words by
_ Alice F. Schmall, music by Ethelbert
Nevin, op. 28, no. 4, arr. by Victor
Harris; trio for women’s voices.
4to. [19749
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 c Aug. 8, 1911:
EK 262387; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
no. 9, 1911 19758
| NEW LOVE; words by Sewall Phelps, | NIPPSACHEN ; fiinf klavierstiicke,
music by Car] Paige Wood. [19741 leichtester spielbarkeit ftir die
jugend, komponiert von Paul Zilcher,
op. 93. 4to. [19750
©. June 22, 190) 2 c¢ July, 28,
1911; E 263196; D. Rahter, Leipzig,
Germany.
No MORE; words by Anne Hunter,
music by Emma Hanson Bartmess.
[19751
© Aue 24 1911-2 © Aue. 2b,
1911; E 265411; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
NO MORE TAXI-CABS FOR MINE; words
by J. Turk, music by H. Butterfield.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19752
© Aue? 8; 191 2 ¢€ Aus. S/1SiL:
HW 262566; J. Turk, New-York, N. Y.
No ONE BuT you; from Doctor De
Lux, by Karl Hoschna, arr. by T.
P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; mandolin
orchestra with piano acc. [197538
Orsuly Zi, 1901 212-e Aue. 1; 190
EH} 262368; M. Witmark & sons, New
York: N.Y.
No TONGUE CAN TELL HOW SICK I[ AM;
words and music by H. EK. Rood.
[19754
©) duly 44) 1910+ 2 ey Aue 2
1911; E 262972; Horace H. Rood,
New York, N. Y.
NoBoDy’s GOT ANY USE FOR ME; words
by Charles Irvin Junkin, music by
C. E. Le Massena. [19755
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2c. Aug. 10, 1911;
EK 2626389; Homestead music co.,
Devon, Pa.
Non so PIU cosa son. See Mozart
(W. A.)
Non T’AMO PIU; melodia romantica,
versi di A. Serafino, musica di G.
Amaniera. [19756
©. July 19; 1911;.2 ¢ July 31,
1911; E 268384; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
NONE BUT YOU; words by Harry J. Lin-
coln, music by Reba Vandersloot.
[19757
@), Aug. 495 191d) 9- e Aus Ok
1911; E 262938; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
—— meditation, by Harry J. Lincoln
and Reba Vandersloot; piano. i
[19758
© Aug. 419) (iO 2 ve. Aue. 2A,
1911; E 262987; Vandersloot musie
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
1145
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19759
pt. Ti, N<s:, v.G |
NORTHERN (A) LEGEND; by T. V. Cator;
piano. [19759
©1c. Aug. 25, 1911; E 265400;
Thomas Vincent Cator, San Jose,
Cal.
NostaLcia; impressione di Felice Bo-
ghen, per pianoforte. [19760
~ © May 18, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EK 263550; Carisch & Jinichen, Mi-
lan, Italy.
NOT EXACTLY ORIGINAL; words and
musie by F. C. Gillespie. [19761
©; July, (28, 1901 2c. uly 28
1911; E 263138; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don, England.
NoT WHEN THE PINES ARE SIGHING;
words and music by Stella Barton.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19762
© July 12, 1911; 2 c. July 18,
1911; EH 262024; Mrs. Chas. Barton,
Cadillae, Mich.
NOVELLETTE; by EF. Drdla, op. 86; vio-
lin and piano. [19763
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2c. Aug. 14, 1911;
E 268877; Augener, Itd., London,
England.
—by Moritz Leibitz; piano. [19764
@ Aue. 22 a5 een Muss 23.
1911; E 262999; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
NOVEMBER (A) SONG; trio, words by L.
Henderson Williams, music by H.
Waldo Warner. (Octavo series (wo-
men’s voices) no. 500.) [19765
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
H 262469; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
NvuIt ETOILEE; romanza, par J. Sasso,
op. 24, no. 2; nouvelle édition revue
par Tlauteur. (Morceaux choisis
pour violon et piano, no. 98.) [19766
© July 12, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 19,
1911; EH 264061; Carisch & Jiinichen,
Milan Jtaly.
NUIT MAURESQUE; poésie de Renée Vi-
- vien, musique de Louis Aubert, pour
chant et piano. [19767
© Aug 10) 1911) 2%e Auey 14,
1911; HE 263822; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
NUITS VIENNOISES; grande valse par
A. Scassola, pour orchestre avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. [19768
© Aug, 10; t9id') 2 ‘er Aue 14,
1911; E 263791; F. Salabert, Paris,
France.
1146
NUN RUHEN ALLE WALDER; von sigfrid \j
Karg-Elert, op. 87, ftir orgel, mit |
obligater violine und -singstimme. |
(Drei symphonische choriile, no. 3.) |
[19769 |
© July 8, 1911; 2¢ July 19, 1911; |}
EH 262157; Carl Simon, Berlin, Ger- |
many.
O BELLA, TI CELO. See Bellini (V.)
O BRIGHTNESS OF THE IMMORTAL |
FATHER’S FACE; hymn of Sophronius,
tr. by H. W. Eddis, set to music by
Mark Andrews; five part chorus,
mixed voices. (Church music re- |
view, no. 296.) [19770 ©
© Aug. 28, 19a eee7 Aue. 24
1911; EH 265018; H. W. Gray co.,
New York, N. Y.
O GALILEE! O STORMY SEA; sacred
song, words by M. L. Reeder, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19771 |
© Aug. 12,°1911-25ee Aus. 2434 4
1911; E 265307; Margaret L. Reeder, |
Moscow, Idaho.
O GIFT OF GOD, WE PRAISE THEE; words |
by Grace Elma Uhler, music by |
Latham True. [19772 |
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911; 4
E 262604; Board of Sunday schools |
of the Methodist Episcopal church, |
Chicago, Ill. |
O GoD, MY POWERS ARE THINE; words |
by F. Watson Hanna, music by |
Frank Moore Jeffery. [19773 |
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911; |
E 262627; Board of Sunday schools }
of the Methodist Episcopal church, |
Chicago, Ill.
O GoD, THAT MIDST THE PARTED SEA}
words by Gladys Hyatt Sinclair,
music by Henry J. Storer. [19774
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262618; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Ill.
O GoD THE ROCK OF AGES; words by |
BH. H. Bickersteth, music by J. S. |
Fearis. [19775 |
© Aug. 1, 7lold ee en Ane) 28,
1911; E 2629475 J. S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, Ill.
O HAPPY BAND OF PIEGRIMS; second
tune, words translated by John M.
Neale, music arr. from Mendelssohn,
by P. C. Lutkin. [19776
© May 15, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
FE 262621; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, I11.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9,1911 .
19794
O HOW GREAT IS THY GOODNESS; music
_ by H. K. Heyser. (In the choir, v.
wien no: &, Aug. 1911.) [19777
Deeane, 15/9911; 2 ec. Aug. 4, 1911;
BE 268584 ; Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
— cinnati, Ohio.
O LINGER NOT: THE SUN LEAPS HIGH;
words by Velma V. Beebe, music by
_ Peter C. Lutkin. [19778
po © May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
H 262614; Board of Sunday schools
-of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Il.
O LoRD OF LIFE, AND LOVE, AND POWER;
words by Ella S. Armitage, music
by Carl E. Price. [19779
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262620; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Ill.
O LOVE DIVINE; a hymn-solo, words by
Ernest G. Wellesley-Wesley, music
by I. Hough. [19780
oP suly 20.1911: 1-e. July 24,
fot tc. July 3l, 1911; EH 263367 :
E. A. Hoffman, Cabery, Ill.
O LOVELY NIGHT; duett from the song-
cycle, Summertime, words by Ed.
Teschemacher, music by Landon Ro-
nald; soprano and tenor in D fiat,
no. 38. [19781
@ july 24, 1911: 2 ¢: July 26,
1911; E 263078; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
O SALUTARIS HOSTIA, [AND] TANTUM
ERGO SACRAMENTUM, ETC.; by Eug.
Walkiewicz, op. 2, nos. 1-7. [19782
@: June 20, 1911; 2 ¢.. June 22,
1911; EK 262698; B. J. Zalewski,
Chicago, Ill.
'— op. 8, no. 1-5. [19783
© June 20, 1911; 2 c. June 22,
1911; EH 262699; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
eago, Ill.
OQ THAT MEN WOULD PRAISE THE LoRD;
anthem for harvest, words from
Psalm 97, music by Hugh Blair;
| mixed voices. [19784
© July. 29, 1911; 2 ¢. July 31,
| 1911; E 263373; Novello & co., ltd.
| London, England.
_O vIn DE CHIRAZ; poéme de G. Ardant,
musique de Louis de Crévecoeur.
[19785
Or Aue 10) 19115" 2) ef Aue 14:
1911; E 263818; EH. Demets, Paris,
France.
O WAYWARD CHILD, COME HOME; words
by A. White, music by Lillian Brid-
well. [19786
©) AUS 16s) Aoi 12. eC. Ane A,
1911; E 262868; Alma White,
Boundbrook, N. J.
O WHERE IS THE SHIP THAT SAILED
OVER THE SEA; words and music by
George W. Hewitt. [19787
©. duly wtih, AGIs , 9.8, Sule Se,
1911; EH 263322; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
O YOU SWEET MOST LOVABLE AMERICAN
GIRLS; words by Kathryn Prim, mu-
sic by Aug. Bohlender, op. 8.
[19788
© duly 14, 1911; 2 e July 31,
1911; E 263297; August Bohlender,
St. Louis, Mo.
ODE To IOWA RIVER; words by E. W.
Felton, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19789
© Aug. 21, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 23,
1911; HE 262989; Ezra W. Felton,
Marengo, Iowa.
Same. [19790
© Aue. -15, 191t; 22, Aue? 24:
1911; E 265209; Ezra W. Felton,
Marengo, Ia.
OFF AND AWAY; galop, by H. Engel-
mann; piano. [19791
© Auge, 26,.1994.- 2 @), Aver 23:
1911; E 262982; Brehm bros., Erie,
Pa.
OFF TO THE POLE IN AN AIRSHIP; words
and music by L. W. Gordon. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19792
© Aue. 12. 1911 =" 2 ch Aus, 24;
1911; E 265280; Louise Wells Gor-
don, Hornell, N. Y.
OFF TO THE RACES; Scherzo, by E. L.
Sanford; piano. [19793
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 7, 1911;
E 268682; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
OFFENBACH (JACQUES) Barcarole
waltz; on melodies from Offenbach’s
tales of Hoffman; arr. by Chas. J.
Roberts; solo and obligato violin.
[19794
© Aug: 7, 1911: 2 c¢ Aug. 24, 1911:
E 265066; Carl Fischer, New York,
NOY:
1147
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19795
pt. 11, 0. 8., v.@
OFFENBACH (JACQUES )—Continued.
Contes (Les) d’Hoffmann; l’opéra
moderne, par J. Offenbach, arr. par
A. Rosenauer, op. 38, no. 2; piano
& 6 mains. [19795
© duly St, 19dde- 2c) Ane) a0,
1911; E 268770; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
Orpheus in der unterwelt; von J.
Offenbach, redakteur Bogumil Zep-
ler; klavier mit tiberlegtem text nos
1-10. (Musik ftir alle, no. 83 der
folge, no. 11, VII. jahrgang. )
[19796
© Aue?) 190 Oe Aue. 2h
1911; EH 264140; Ullstein & co., Ber-
lin, Germany.
OFT I WONDER; words and music anon.
[19797
© July 30; 191d Qe; Anes, 1900
E 262696; Metropolitan church assn.,
Waukesha, Wis.
OH cOoULD I BELIEVE; words by M. T.
Warren, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19798
© Aus. 15, 1911; 2° ¢ Aug. 24,
1911; H 265199; M. T. Warren, St.
Charles, Ill.
OH, JOE! STICK OUT YOUR TOE; written
by R. P. Weston and F. J. Barnes,
composed by Maurice Scott. [19799
oO July (25s) 190 2c, july, Qo;
IOI) Hy 262201 Mraneis, (Day &
Hunter, London, England.
OH LET ME SEE THOSE SPARKLING EYES;
words by Pedro Ilgen, music by Len
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19800
©) Aue, 12, AO 2 Ven Aue. 24
1911; EK 265167; Pedro Ilgen, St.
Louis, Mo.
OH MY DEAR LOVED ONES; words and
musie by W. C. Shimoneck. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19801
©.Aug. 18, 1911) °2¢: Auge 24
1911; EH 265117; William C. Shimo-
neck, Washington, D. C.
OH SWEETHEART MINE; words by N.
Dermody, music by Ear] A. Mc-
Gregor, arr. by David J. Cole.
[19802
©) Aug, 3) 1912 te Aner Old
EH 263613; Dermody and McGregor,
Boston, Mass.
OH, THAT I HAD WINGS; words and
music by W. F. Sudds. [19803
© July 25, 1994 ;> 2%. July -31,
1911; E 2638287; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
Ou THAT NAVAJO RAG; words by Harry
Williams, music by BHgbert Van
Alstyne. [19804
© Aug. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 16,
1911; E 262802; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
OH! WERE MY LOVE; four part chorus, ©
words by William Allingham, music |
by James C. Warhurst; mixed
voices. S8vo. [19805
© Aug. 14, 190ter 2 ease £6,
1911; E 262799; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
Ou! WHY DID FATE SO CAST MY LIFE; |
words by Lilian Kerre, music by |
Len Fleming. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19806
© Aug. 12: 19115 Qiao Ane. F247
1911; EH 265179; Lily Currie, .Car- |
thage, N. C. U
OH! WHY SHOULD THE GIRE OF MY SOUL |}
BE IN TEARS; poem by Thomas Moore, |
_ music by Em. J. Polak; high voice in |
D flat. [19807 |
©’ Aug 19) (Olde err Aue: 125 |)
1911; E 262677; G. Schirmer, New |
York, Nowy: i
OH YOU PICKANINNY KID; words and |
music by Leonie Davis Collister.
[19808 r
‘© 1c. Aug. 1, 1911; EH 262345; |
Leonie Davis Collister, Chicago, Ill.
OHNE SEGEL; ged. von Lermantow aus |
dem Di&mon, musik yon Christian |
Schiétt, op. 2, no. 3, fiir gesang mit jf
klavierbegleitung. [19809 |
© June 28, 19ite32 @ July 283]
1911; E 263194; Raabe & Plothow, |
Berlin, Germany.
OKLAHOMA; written by Lester Barrett, i
composed by Hermann H. Darewski i |
jr. [19810 }
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1911; |
E 263704; Francis, Day & Hunter, |
London, England.
OLD (THE) BEAU’S LAMENT; words and /}})
music by M. M. Welch. Washington, |
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19811
© Aug, 18, DOid 2 se ane. ZF |
1911; EK 265135; M. M. Welch, Alton, |
Ni YX:
1148
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
19831
Oxp Birt Jones; lyrics and music by
Lynne A. Hazzard. [19812
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1911; EH 265026;
Lynne A. Hazzard, Chicago, Ill.
OLp DIAZ HAS LEFT Mexico; words
and music by M. _ Poltschbach.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19813
(en Ade. iG, 1911;°2 e. Aug. 24,
1911; EH 265119; Minnie Poltschbach,
Guatemala, Central America.
O~p ENGLISH COMPOSERS; ten pieces
arr. and ed. with piano acc., from
original ed. for violin with figured
bass, by Alfred Moffat. [19814
ey Mar, 23,1911; 2 ¢c. Aug. 10,
1911; E 263767; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
OLD FOLKS AT HOME; arr. by Geo. Bray-
Jey, revised and edited by Gustav
Saenger; violin and piano. [19815
eemimerst. 1911: 2. ¢. July, 20,
1911; E 262114; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
) OxLp Harvard; march, by F. W. Hager ;
| orchestra. [19816
| © 1c Aug. 9, 1911; E 262586;
Fred W. Hager, Boston, Mass.
OLtp (THE) HOME IS BEST OF ALL;
words and music by G. Sears. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19817
Orimy 12, 1911; 2 c. July 18,
1911; E 260975; Grace Sears, W.
Annapolis, Md.
| OLD IRONSIDES; march by Mort Wein-
stein; piano. [19818
(S sulye 2a 1911: 2c. July’ 26,
_ 1911; E 263099; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
| New York, N. Y.
~OLtp (AN) LETTER; words and music
by Ida May. Muncy, Pa. Ida May.
[19819
Ce Aue, odd 1911--..2- & -Aug., 45,
Pose, 2627015 .May- Van, Tuyl,
Muncy, Pa.
OLmp (THE) MAN’S LOVE; words and
music by B. Doty. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19820
GrAue 12) 1Ot1<.2 ey Aue, 24,
1911; EH 265177; Belle Doty, Wendte.
S.D.
OLD (THE) OLD STORY OF LOVE; words
and music by EH. B. Lutz. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19821
@: July 15, 1911: 2. « July 18,
1911; E 262001; Elizabeth B. Lutz,
Baltimore, Md.
|
|
————— aE
OLtp (AN) SCRAP ALBUM; words by
Mrs. ©. S. Smith, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19822
©. Aug. 1, 1911; 2°e, Aue, 2, 1911;
E 263444; Mrs. C. S. Smith, Perry,
BE Y.-
OLD (THE) TIME COMRADES; words and
music by R. Reid. Washington, H.
‘Kirkus Dugdale co. [19823
© Fuly 12 1st 2 ee Fully: 1S;
1911; E 262020; Robt. Reid, Win-
sted, Conn.
OLD YORK BEACH; words by Bert
Burhoe, music by L. Collins, arr. by
Bert Burhoe. [19824
toe ie to. JOE 2 eo Twhy. 2a.
1911; E 262204; Lou Collins, Marl-
boro, Mass.
OtiviaA; old English dance, by Sey-
mour Smith; piano. [19825
©) Ane. 34, 1931s 2 ef Age 14.
1911; E 268882; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London, England.
OLLONE (Max D’) Chanson; poésie
de Maurice Maeterlinck, musique de
Max D’Ollone. (Mélodies, no. 5.)
[19826
©, duly 29, A914; +2 ei. July 31,
1911; E 263355; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
ON AVAIT DIT; Simple récit, poésie de
André Lénéka, musique de Edouard
Mathé. t. Chant seul... 4ter” Z.
Chant et piano. [19827, 19828
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 c. each Aug.
14 1910: Hi26ssis, 263816; Paul
Decourcelle, Nice, France.
ON NE SAIT PAS; chanson, paroles de
Millandy, musique de Géo Clarett.
[19829
©) Aug. 10, 1914 :°9)\e (Anew 14,
1911; E 268858; G. Ondet, Paris,
France.
ON THE B-A-R; novelty song, words
and music by Otto Fessler. [19830
Or Ane AO Oe Ae 26.
1911; E 265428; Jos. W.
New York, N. Y.
Stern & Co.,
ON THE BANKS OF THE APPOMATTOX}
words and music by A. Sims.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19831
G)eAne., 15 ed Old Die? Aue. 24:
1911; HK 265207; Annie M. Sims,
Marengo, Va.
1149
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19832
pins. V6 |
ON THE CREST OF THE MOUNT OF THE
Hoty Cross; words by Wilbur W.
Langdale, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [19832
© Aus.’ 25, 1911* 2c) Aue 26,
1911; EK 265441; Wilbur W. Lang-
dale, New York, N. Y.
ON THE HIGHWAY OF THE KING: words
by Gertrude L. Knox, musie by Mrs.
R. R. Forman. [19833
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262631; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Chicago, Il.
ON THE LAKE (Auf dem wasser) ; bar-
earolle, by C. EF. Hartung, op. 82;
piano. [19834
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 3, 1911;
EH 262470; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ON THE ROLL OF THE OPEN SEA; words
by Rene Bronner, music by H. W.
Petrie. [19835
© July ol, toi 2. early, ods
1911; EK 263323; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ON THE SHORE OF LAKE MICHIGAN;
words and music by F. E. Roberts,
[arr. by Harry L. Alford]. [19836
© duly i, 19d seo ex July 43,
1911; EH 262146; F. E. Roberts, Chi.
eago, Ill.
ON TO PROSPERITY; march, by Richard
Ferber; piano, four hands. [19887
© nly oi, 210i 2 en yuly. Silt
1911; E 263324; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ONDINE; valse par EH. Lévéque, op. 47,
pour violon seul. (Six études-ca-
prices, no. 1.) [198388
© July,” 29) 1912 er suly 31,
1911; EK 268862; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
ONE MORE CHILD COME HOME; words
by Maud Frazer, chorus and music
by Robert Harkness. [19839
© July 3, 1911; 2c Aug. 4, 1911;
EK 262695; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ONE NIGHT WHEN ALL THE VILLAGE
SLEPT; from Mithridates, King of
Pontus, words by Sir Car Scroope,
music by Bruce Steane; (Octavo
series (mixed voices) no. 146.)
[19840
© Aug. 2, 1911: 2c Ans: 3, 1911:
H 262471; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ONE OF THESE DAYS; words and music |
by E. Carter. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [19841
© Aug. 18, 1911-2" e-Aue 248 5
1911; E 265118; Miss E. Carter, |
Lowell, Mass.
ONLY A BUNCH OF BLUE VIOLETS; words |
and music by Mrs. J. Brown. Wash- |
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19842
© July 15, 1911; 2.¢ July 18) 8
1911; E 262012; Mrs. Jos. Brown, |
Potsdam, N. Y.
ONLY A BUNCH OF FLOWERS; words by
A. Names, music by Oliver Hudson.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[19843 }
© July,.28, 191: 20e) duly 258 y
1911; H 262544; Arthur Names, Mc- {
Cracken, Kans. i
ONLY A DREAM; sacred song, words by |
L. F. Beggs, music by I. Z. Phillips. |
[19844 |
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c Aug. 4, 1911; |
E 263619; Lillie Florence Beggs, |
Memphis, Tenn.
—— words by G. H. Snyder, music by |
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington, |
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19845 |j
© July 15, 192 er July 183 |
1911; E 262007; G. H. Snyder, Balti- ||
more, Md. i)
ONLY A POOR OLD MAN; words and |
music by W. Williams. [19846 ||
© Aug. 25, 1911; .2 ¢. Aug. 26, 4
1911; E 265446; Winfield Williams, |
New York, N. Y.
ONLY A ROSEBUD; words and music by |
Eva O. Carroll. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19847
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 « Aug. 24,
1911; E 265328; Mrs. S. F. Carroll,
Kingston, Idaho.
OnLy Moxtty; words and music by J. |
J. Luby jr. Washington, H. Kirkus |
Dugdale co. [19848 |
© Aug. 12, 1911582 @. Aug. 247 }
1911; E 265260; John J. Luby, jr.,
Fall River, Mass.
ONLY ONE; words by B. M. Buell, mu- |
sic by Len Fleming, Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [19849
© Aug, 1; 1911-2 ec Aus 2 yaor:
FE 263448; Betsey M. Buell, Clinton,
Conn.
1150
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
Onty (THE) ONE I LOVE; words by
J. L. Mayhall, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19850
(op Ans, 1, 1911> 2c, Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263441; J. L. Mayhall, Star, Tex.
Onty (THE) WAY; words and music
by R. P. Shelden. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19851
mene Ane, 12, 1911; 2 cc. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265282; Ransom P. Shel-
den, Riverside, Cal.
ONLY You; waltz song, words and
music by Melodio, arr. by M. Deyo.
[19852
eA: 15, 1911: 2 ¢. Aug. 16,
1911; E 262790; Milo Deyo, Brook-
ayn. N.Y.
ONWARD; words and music by Thoro
Harris. [19853
Ow rulyaso;) 1911; 2 e. Aug.» 3,
1911; E 262423; Metropolitan church
assn., Waukesha, Wis.
OPEN THY DOORS; words by Ed Wicher
musie by David Walters. [19854
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1911; E 262781;
David Walters, Plymouth, Pa.
ORGEL KONZERT. See Hindel (G. F.)
ORIENTAL MURMURBINGS; waltz, by L.
BH. Knepple; violin with piano acc.
[19855
© 1 e¢. Aug. 5, 1911; E 263667;
Louis Edward .Knepple, Brooklyn,
Me, Xs
¢
_QORIENTALE; by Hamilton Harty; oboe
il
and pianoforte. [19856
Orange % 1911: 2 ec. Aug. 9;1911;
EK 263727; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
_OrPHAN’S (THE) LAMENT; words by
Abbie Gail, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19857
rade © 1911; 2 ¢:. Aug. 21911;
HE 263442; Mrs. J. B. Cochran, Har-
ris, Mo. ;
ORPHEUS IN DER UNTERWELT. See Of-
fenbach (J.)
OUI, POUR L’AMOUR; marche, paroles
de Emile Rhein, musique de A.
Courquin. [19858
Poo Aur, 10, 1911: 2 «Aug. 14,
1911; E 2638138; Mme. Courquin,
Paris, France.
19867
Ovurgk FLAG; a patriotic song by C.
Baiter and W. Giessmann. [19859
© July). 25; A911 2.¢e7 July (26,
1911; E 268086; Baiter & Giess-
mann, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Our GoD IS IN THE SUNSHINE GAY;
words by Charles 8S. Nutter, music
by Frank Moore Jeffery. [19860
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
EH 262598; Board. of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Ill.
OUR HEARTS ARE BOWED BY EARTHLY
FEARS; words by Isabella M. Morti-
mer, music by Wm. Grant Brooks.
[19861
© duly 25. 1911: 2 e July ost.
1911; E 263288; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, Ohio.
OvR LAND; words by George W. Mortri-
son, music by A. W. Kortheuer.
[19862
@© 1 G@ Aug. 3. 1901 2 iy 262129"
Arthur W. Kortheuer and George
W. Morrison, Toledo, Ohio.
OUR LIFE IS VAIN; words by George du
Maurier, translated by H. B. G., mu-
sic by Harvey B. Gaul; high and
low voice. [19863
©. july 26, 4910-2 ex July 20,
1911; E 262285; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York, N. Y.
OUR MERCHANT MARINE; march, by G.
E. Holmes; orchestra. [19864
© Jam 18) 1910 2c) (July, ai,
1911; E 2638338; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ia.
OUR REFUGE AND STRENGTH ; words and
music by Ira B. Wilson. [19865
© sly 25.5 191 2 se. July (38,
1911; BH 2638289; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
OuUT OF THE DARKNESS; words by
Harold Simpson, music by Frances
Waddington. [19866
©) July28, 19 26) Aue aoe:
E 263701; Metzler & co., London,
England.
OUT OF THE DEEP; anthem, music by
Osmond Daughtry; bass solo and
chorus. 4to. (Stainer & Bell’s
church choir library, no. 119.)
[19867
© Aue. 1910-2 ¢. Aug. 9, 1911:
E 263728; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
1151
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19868
OvGAGEK; pochod na moSnovu pisni¢éku,
[and ] Z ceskych mlyntii; pochod dle
Pijacké od H. Starého, slozil Aug.
Schranil; fiir militirmusik. [19868
©. July* 21, 191952 "e. Anse 15:
1911; E 263906; Mojmir-Urbanek,
Prague, Austria.
OVER BROOK AND BRIER; words by Flor-
ence Willard, music by M. Payson.
[19869
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1911; E 263570;
Mary Payson, San Diego, Cal.
OVER THE HILL TO LOVERS VILLE; words
and music by M. Park. [19870
O'Ive Aue 14, AS = hy 262611:
Mae Park, Punxsutawney, Pa.
PACIFIER (THE); march-two step, by
Harry J. Lincoln, arr. for mandolin
club of five parts. [19871
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 5, 1911;
Ee 262507; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
PAGANINI (Niccoto) Allegro; from
Quartet no. 10, by Paganini; violin
and piano. [19872
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c Aug. 9, 1911;
EH 263786; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, lItd., London, England.
Allegro giusto; from Quartet no.
12, by Paganini; violin and piano.
[19873
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 268787; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London, England.
Caprice; von N. Paganini, bearb.
von Willy Burmester, mit fingersit-
-zen und stricharten sowie mit kla-
vierbegleitung versehen, fiir violine
und klavier. No. 13, B dur. No. 23,
Es dur. [19874, 19875
© diglys a, 191 Qyexeach) Ane. 2:
1911; E 263545, 263546; Ernst Eu-
lenburg, Leipzig, Germany.
— Caprice, no. 24, in A moll; von
N. Paganini, bearbeitung von Willy
Burmester, fiir violine mit piano-
fortebegleitung. [19876
©rvduly, % 49ide 2 ie, Aue?) 4911:
E 263547; Ernst Hulenburg, Leipzig,
Germany.
-—— 60 etiiden in form von variationen,
(60 studies in variation form) ; von
N. Paganini, neu herausgegeben von
Oscar Biehr, fiir violine solo.
[19877
© July 6, 1911; 2 ec. July 28, 1911;
EL 268173; Germann & co., Munich,
Germany.
1152
PAGANINI (HINE) CAPRICE; von Michael '
PAGES INTIMES;
PALACE (THE) IN THE LAKE; ballad
PALESTRA $
PANAMA
PANTOMIME; de Roger Pénau, op. 58; |
PAOLO;
PAPERS! THE NEWSAGENT’S ROMANCE; |
PARASOL;
———— Tae
pt. 115, n.'s., ve G:F
Zadora; violine auf das clavier frei —
tibertragen. [19878
© July 28, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 21,
1911; H 264117; Wilhelm Hansen, |
Leipzig, Germany.
par Mario Tarenghi, |
op. 56, nos. 1-5; piano. [19879 |
© July 12, A191 ore panes 15;
1911; HE 263901 ; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
al
poem by Wolfgang Miiller von K6-
nigswinter, English version by Henry |
G. Chapman, music by Max Meyer- |
Olbersleben, op. 98; men’s voices |
with orchestra ace. (G. Schirmer’s |
S vo. choruses, no. 5563.) [19880 |]
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2c. Aug. 11,
1911; E 263771; G. Schirmer, New
York, (No Ye
Sammlung von solostiicken, |
solosonaten, solosuiten und konzert- |
r=
sitzen, von Ernst Heim, fiir vio- |
line mit klavierbegleitung. Serie 1. jj
No. 1%.- No. 19. No. 4% No. 42.
(Edition Schott, 1691 a und b. & !
1694 a und b.) [19881-19884 |
© July 5, 1911; 2 c. each Aug. 4, |
1911; E 263647-263650; B. Schott’s |
sodhne, Mainz, Germany.
(THE) CANAD: by J: |e |
Mead, music by Charles J. W. Jer- |
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- |
dale co. [19885 | |
© Aug. 15,1911) 2"e. Aug.’ 245%
1911; H 265218 ; John Beal Mead, |
Pekin, Ind. - |
piano.
© Aug, 10, 10142) es Aus. 12) |
1911; E 268875; Te ice Vieu. et |
Jane Vieu, Paris, France. i}
capricietto-burlesque, by Sieg- |
© June 29, 1911; 2 e July 20) |
1911; EH 262116; Carl Fischer, New |
Work: Neve
words and music by F. C. Gillespie. | |
[19888 |
© July 28, Dota hex Fully, 2s ||
1911; E 263139; Reynolds & co., |
London, rece
music by Cecil Cowles. [19885 i
© “Aug. 18, 190-12) ey Aare.) De |
1911; E 262987; Breuer & Gunsky, | }
San Francisco, Cal. |
_PasToRAL sone; by R. Barrett-Watson, !
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
19908
PARK NIGHT IS TO-NIGHT; words and
music by Vosgan A. Avakian.
[19890
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1911; E 2654380;
Vosgan Avakian, Baltimore, Md.
PASCAL FARGEAU; drame lyrique, po-
éme de Jules de Marthold, musique
de Gino Marcucci; orchestra with
piano acc. [19891
ia Age 16, 1911 -2-¢. Aug. 17;
“1911; EH 263971; L. Digoude-Diodet,
Paris, France.
PASSACAGLIA; by Henry M. Dunham,
op. 23; in G@ minor; organ. [19892
ane. 19, 1911: 2..c, Aug: 21,
1911; EH 262917; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
PassAcAaGLiIA. See Bach (J. S.)
(The organ loft book 77, no. 282).
[19893
© July 1, 1911; 2c. July 31,1911;
H 263278; Vineent music co. Itd.,
London, England.
PASTORALE, IN D FLAT; par C. J. Grey,
pour orgue. (Morceaux originaux,
no. 49.) [19894
© July 17, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
HE} 263651; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
PAVANE-MARQUISE; par Ed. Lavagne,
pour piano. [19895
© Aue 107-1911; 2c. Aug. 14,
1911; EK 263799; Beuscher, Paris,
France.
, PEACE AND LOVE DIVINE; words by H.
|
i
q
| PEACE TROUBLED SOUL;
Mazzinghi, arr. by W. S. Ripley; |
M. Urmey, music by H. Marshall
Randel. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19896
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 c Aug. 24,
1911; E 265108; Eva Mae Urmey,
Burlingame, Kans.
transcription,
band. [19897
© Aue. 9, 1911+, 2c") Angs 11,
1911; E 262666; Fillmore brothers
co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
PEACEFUL BILL; words and music by
P. McGuire. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19898
©: Aug. 15,;1911;.-2 ¢., Aug. 24,
1911; E 265211; Pat McGuire, Bos-
ton, Mass.
-PEACEFUL VALLEY; march, by James
G. Jolly; piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [19899
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263440; James G. Jolly, McFall,
Mo.
PEACHBLOOM; words by Adrian Ross
and Myrta Stubbs, music by Myrta
Stubbs. [19900
©’ ‘Aue ae” 1912: eats 18:
1911; E 264029; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
PEASANT’S MARCH (Norwegischer
bauernmarsch) ; by Trygve Torjus-
sen, op. 383 piano. (Norwegian
Suite, no. 5.) [19901
@yAve. 2 A902 ¢. Auc..3) A0tts
E 262441; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
PEASANT’sS (A) sone; from England’s
darling, words by Alfred Austin,
music by Alice Barton. [19902
©) July 20; 1914 °° 2'c. Aug, 1911 -
E 263623; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London, England.
PEER GYNT, SUITE 1. See Grieg (EH. H.)
PENSIERO ELEGIACO; élégie, de Edouard
Jacovacci, op. 50, pour violon ou
violoncelle et piano. [199038
© Aug. 01057 1901 92 ‘e, Aue 4,
1911; E 2638830; E. Jacovacci, Paris,
France.
PENZANNO’A SPOSA; canzona ’e gelusia,
words and music by Natale Di
Palma; canto e mandolino. [19904
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 15, 1911;
E 263910; A. Matacea, New York,
Nico.
PEPPER SAUCE; a hot rag, by H. A.
Fischler, arr. by Harry J. Lincoln;
mandolin club of five parts. [19905
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2,¢ Aug, 5, 1911;
E 262508; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
PERE (LE); chante-misére, paroles de
Foucher et Ph. Febvre, musique de
J. Verecolier; piano et chant. [19906
©, Aue. 10; 19115-2-e. Aug. 14,
1911; E 263872; J. Vercolier, Paris,
France.
PERFUME; barearole, from My lady’s
boudoir, by Luella Lockwood Moore,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; orchestra.
[19907
2©) Aug. 23; 4911: \2).¢,, Aug. 24,
1911; E 265047; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
PERINELLO (CARLO); Quintetto in si
minore; di Carlo Perinello, op. 7,
per pianoforte, 2 violini, viola e
violoncello. (Edition Schmid! no.
ATTA. ) [19908
© July 10, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
BE 263497; C. Schmid! & co., Leipzig,
Germany.
1153
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19909
PERRY FIZZ; march and two step, by
Chas. S. Walton; piano. [19909
© Aug. 24, 1911> 2 @ Aus: 26,
1911; E 265484; Chas. S. Walton,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PERRY’S CHILDREN’S by”. EF.
Clark Perry. 4to. [19910
“© July 5, 1911; 2:e. Aug. 4,'1911;
E 263560; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
mati, 1:
PERSIAN LOVE SONG; from the Rubaiyat
of Omar Khayyam, musie by Frank
Bibb. 1. In D minor, medium voice.
2. In E minor, high voice.
[19911, 19912
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 ec. each Aug.
16, 1911; E 262794, 262795; Paul A.
Schmitt, Minneapolis, Minn.
SONGS;
PERSIAN MARCH. See Strauss (J.)
Petit (LE) ToreADOR (The little
toreador) ; by Mentor Crosse, op. 16,
no. 9; piano. (12 little compositions
in a popular vein, no. 9.) [19913
© Aue. 25d? 2) es wAvues 25,
1911; E 265422; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
PETITE (LA) Boston; waltz, by Reva
Marie Ritch; piano. [19914
©. July 26.*19ld <2 Ve. elaly: 26;
1911; EH 263110; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
PETITES (LES) ENTRAVEES; opéreite
bouffe en un acte de A. Metzvil et
R. Sydney, musique de Jane Vieu;
partition piano et chant. [19915
©y Aue: 10% 191 oe Aue. 14,
1911; D 18947; Maurice Vieu et
Jane Vieu, Paris, France.
PETITS OISEAUX, LE PRINTEMPS VIENT
DE NAITRE (Friihlingsfeier) ; deutsche
libersetzung et musique rééditée avec
ace. de piano par Otto Lessmann.
(Vieilles romances frangaises, du
18° siécle, no. 4.) [19916
© June 27, 1911; 2 c. July 28,
1911; E 268178; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
PETTY; words by Arthur Longbrake,
- music by Ed. Hdwards. [19917
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. July 20, 1911;
E 262149; Longbrake and Edwards,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PFIFFIKUS (DER); pfeiflied, ged. von
Martin Loewe, musik von Georg
Mewes, op. 92; klavier mit gesang.
[19918
©) Fuly: S05 19d 2) er sAue 2A.
1911; E 264123; Walther Schroeder,
Berlin, Germany.
pt. lI, n. s., v.6
PHANTASY; by Frank Bridge; violin, q
viola, violoncello and piano. [19919
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c Aug. 8, 1911;
H 263708; Frank Bridge, London,
England. .
PHOEBE; poem by Thomas Lodge, set
to ae by C. V. Stanford, op. 125,
no. 3.
© Aug. (21, -19d1 2c wane. 23:
1911; E 264230; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
PHRYNE; valse, by Pedro de Zulueta,
arr. for orchestra by H. M. Higgs;
piano ace.
journal, no. 568.) [19921
© Aug. 17, 1911; 2 e Aug. 18,
1811; EH 264030; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
PICKANINNIES; galop, by Marie Seuel- i
- Holst, op. 8, no. 4; piano. [19922
© . July 31,/ 191s 2eeaAug. 1:
1911; H 262374; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N.Y.
PICTURE (THE) ON THE WALL; words
by L. E. Estes, music by Len Flem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co.
© Aug. 12) 191i sa2ee. Ange 24
1911; E 265223; L. BE. Hstes, Brooks, _
Me.
PICTURES IN THE AIR; descriptive mu- |
sical composition, words and music |
By F. W. Hager; orchestra. [19924
© 1c Aug. 9, 1911; E 262585;
Fred W. Hager, Boston, Mass.
Pirps (LES) EN DENTEL LE; polka-
marche par Rodolphe Berger, pour
orchestre avec piano-conducteur.
4to. [19925
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2c Aug. 14,
1911; E 268788; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
PIESN POGRZEBOWA; by Hug. Walkie- ‘|
wicz, op. 72, nos. 1 and 2, [and]
Marsz pogrzebowy Spiewacki; by B.
J. Zalewski; mixed voices. [19926
© June 20, 1911; 2 c June 22,
1911; E 262703; B. J. Zalewski,
Chicago, Ill.
—— ——,, nos. 3 and 4, male voices.
[19927
© June 20, 1911; 2 e June 22,
1911; E 262704; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
eago, Il.
1154
[19920
(Chappell’s orchestral |!
[19923 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
19948
Pig (THE) AND WHISTLE; humorous
march, by H. Hlliott Smith; orches-
tra and piano conductor. 4to.
[19928
ieeowiv 26, 1911; 2 ce: July 27,
1911; E 262288; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don, England.
PIGTAILS AND CHOPSTICKS; Chinese
two step, by Edward Hesse: piano.
London, England, Star music pub.
-@0:, ltd. [19929
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2c. July 28. 1911;
- EK 264097; J. Anderson, London, Eng-
land.
PIONEER LIMITED; march two-step, by
Harry J. Lincoln, arr. for mandolin
club of five parts. {19930
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262509; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
PIROUETTE; pas by Herman
Finck; piano. [19931
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 3, 1911;
EH 262404; M. Witmark & sons, New
Works IN. Y;
PLANT A WATERMELON ON MY GRAVE
AND LET THE JUICE SOAK THROUGH:
quartet, by Frank Dumont and R.
Lilly, arr. by Walter L. Rosenberg ;
male voices. (Witmark ed., no.
538. ) [19932
© Age. 24, 1911: 2 c. Aug. 25,
191t; HW 265391; M. Witmark &
| sons, New York, N. Y.
PLAY SOME RAGTIME IF YOU CAN; words
seul,
by E. Bengimon, music by Fred E. |
Mierisch. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [1993838
© Auge 12-1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 24,
1911; E 265285; Ella Bengimon,
Lewiston, Me.
| PLAY THAT LOVIN’ SLIDE TROMBONE;
- words by Arthur Gillespie, music by
Walter Leopold. [19934
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 « Aug. 16,
1911; HK 262786; Thompson & ©co.,
Chicago, Ill.
“PLAYING TWO NOTES AGAINST THREE;
exercises and etudes, written and
compiled by Charles W. Landon; pi-
| ano. [19935
| ©) Aust 14, 1911: 2c. Aug. 14,
| 1911; E 262690; Theo. Presser ¢€o.,
f Philadelphia, Pa.
|PLaytimMe; by Geo. J. Hoff, arr. by
| EF. E. Robinson; clarinet solo, or-
| chestra ace. [199386
@iduly 22, 1911; 2 ex duly 26,
1911; E 2638084; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston, Mass.
PLEADING; by C. R. Youngdahl; piano.
[19937
© Aug. 1 23,5191) 2 “ei Aue? 25,
1911; EH 265372; Carl R. Youngdahl,
Minneapolis, Minn.
PLEASE TAKE ME BACK TO DEAR OLD
OHIO; words by George N. Seegitz,
music by Fred Heltman. [19938
© ue? 22, "1911-2" e-Aug: °22,
1911; E 262966; Fred Heltman, pub-
lisher, Cleveland, O.
PoET AND PEASANT
Suppé (F. v.)
Port’s (THE) DREAM; valse, by Ar-
nold Beresford. 1. Cello and bass.
2, Viola. 3. Violino primo: 4: Vio-
lino secondo. [19989-19942
© Aug. 16, 1911; 2 c* each. Aug.
17, 1911; E 264002-264005; J. H.
Adams, Sutton Coldfield, England.
vane London, Novello &
co., ltd. [19943
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1911;
E 263773; J. H. Adams, Sutton Cold-
field, England.
Poret’s (THE) SONG; poem by Charles
Keeler, music by Edith Simonds. —
[19944
© July 31, 1911; 2c. Aug. 1, 1911;
HE 262376; M. Witmark & sons, New
MOrkKAIN S PY.
POINTS D’ORGUE.
C.)
PoLACCA BRILLANTE; by Georg Hggel-
ing, op. 124; piano duet. [19945
@- Aue; 2, 1911. 2.¢ Aug: 3, 1914;
E 262472; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
OVERTURE. See
piano.
See Saint-Saéns (C.
POLISH DANCE. See Scharwenka
(Lx)
PoLKA DE BAL; by Bradford Campbell.
op. 65; piano. [19946
© Aug. 2/1911 +2 «© Aug; 3, 1911;
E 262392; Edward Schuberth & co.,
New York, N. Y.
PoLKA DE CONCERT; par Vincent de
Meis, op. 6. (Morceaux choisis pour
violon et piano, no. 100.) [19947
©) July 12; 1910» 2) c.-Aug.- 19;
1911; E 264062; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan, Italy.
PoLKADoT; by Mentor Crosse, op. 16,
no. 7; piano. (12 little compositions
in a popular vein, no. 7.) [19948
Oy Aug. IOI 2 ere Aes 125;
1911; E 265423; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
1155
9562—11
7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. 1H wes. 'v.:6
19949
PoLONAISE; by Edward Beyer; two
cornets and piano. [19949 |
©. June. 23, 1911:-2 e July 20;
1911; EH 262119 : Carl Fischer, New
York, ING aNG:
——by W. Faulkes. (The organ loft
book 77, no. 2383.) [19950
© July 1, 1911; 2 ¢. July 31, 1911;
E 263274; Vincent musie co. Itd.,
London, England.
——by G. Merkel, newly revised by
W. F. Ambrosio; violin and piano.
[19951
© sJune 28) 19 > 2a ca suly 20s
1911; EH 262120; Carl Fischer, New
York, INC
PCLONAISE BRILLIANTE. See Chopin
(F. F.)
PONDER MY WORDS; words from Psalms,
music by Sydney Scott. (Choral al-
bum, no. 1016.) [19952
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 10, 1911;
EH 268757; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
POPPY BLOSSOMS;
piano. [19953
©P Auge etoile er Aue Va,
1911; HE 262827; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
POSE, POSE, POSE; words and music by
R. F. Staley. [19954
©ie¢e Aug. 10; 1911: W' 262653;
Richard F. Staley, Rochester, N. Y.
POSTLUDE ALLA MARCIA; by C. J. Grey;
organ. [19955
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
H 262473; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
‘ton, Mass.
PoTLATCH (THE) TICKLE; a Seattle
rag, by D. A. Robertson, arr. by Carl
A. Weber; piano. [19956
©) July 17," 191s Dives. Inaly.. 22,
1911; E 262177; Donald A. Robert-
son, Seattle, Wash.
POUPEE VALSANTE (Dolly dances); by
H. Poldini, arr. by Gustav Saenger;
4 violins, viola, alto viola, 2 cellos,
bass, organ and piano. (Hnsemble
players’ library, no. 11.) [19957
Or suly 201901 Oe ehule 24
1911; E 265092; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
POUR TE REVOIR; valse lente par I.
Sadun, pour quintette 4 cordes, avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. [19958
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 14,
1911; EH 268787; Cortellazzo fréres,
Nice, France.
by H. W. Petrie:
POWDER AND ROUGE; Caprice, by Luella |
Lockwood Moore; piano. [19959 |
Ae Aug. ee 19115 2 cog. 10,1911 5 |
EK 262651 ; . Witmark & sons, New
York, N. a
PRALUDIUM & FUGE IN A MOLL.
Bach (J. 8S.)
PRAISE; words by H. EH. Miller, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19960
© Aug. 18, 190P> 2) ec Aug. 245) 4
1911; B 265120; Erta i. ae Ar- A
tesian, S. Dak.
PRAISE THE KING OF HEAVEN; words
by William C. Ball, music by Frank
Moore Jeffery. [19961
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911; ,
E 262599; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Hpiscopal church,
Chicago, III.
PRAKTISCHE (DER)
von Franz Degen.
See
ZITHER-LEHRER ;
Heft 1 and 2.
[19962
© Aug. 3, 19119: 2'c. Auer dbo 1911
EK 268958; Franz Degen, Zurich,
Switzerland.
PRAYER (A) IN A LOVE’S DREAM; fan- |
tasia, by Albert Guadagno; piano. |
[19963 |
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 5, 1911; |
B 262599: "Albert Guadagno, New iy
York, Nee \
(A) ANTHONY OF |
PRAYER To Sv.
Papua; words by Arthur Symons, |
music by Berthold Neuer; medium |
voice. [19964 |
© July 31, 1911; 2c. Aug. 1, 1911;
E 262344; G. Schirmer, New York,
ING Ye
PRELUDE ELEGIAQUE; sur le théme pro-
posé, par Paul Dukas, transcription
par Jacques Charlot; piano a 4
mains. [19965
© Aue Sie Ole ere Ane 21)
1911; E 264146; A. Durand & fils,
Paris, France.
PREMIER AMOUR; valse lente, par Emile i
Gastelle; piano. [19966 |
© July 26) 191d 2c; july 208 |
1911; E 262307; Collard Moutrie,
London, England.
PREMIER BONHEUR (First happiness) ;
gavotte, by William Salabert, arr. |
by Geo. T. Matthews; orchestra. 4to. |
[19967
© Aug. 7%, 19d: 2 eryAue: 14
1911; EK 263886; Cundy Bettoney co.,
Boston, Mass.
1156
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF TECHNIC; by
Isidor Philipp; piano. [19968
Meauly ol, 1911; 2c. July 31,
1911; E 263326; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PRESIDENT’S (THE) MARCH; marche
Américaine, par Jean Savasta, pour
orchestre avec piano-conducteur. 4to.
[19969
Ane.) 10, 1911: 2.¢.. Aug. 14,
“1911; E 268792; F. Salabert, Paris,
France.
PRESS A KISS; words by Mrs. L. M.
Martin, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [19970
iG Suly 15, 1911; 2. «. . duly. 18,
1911; EK 262004; Mrs. L. M. Martin,
Dallas, Tex.
PreTTY ELSIE; by F. Sabathil; piano.
[19971
© July 31, 1911; 2c. Aug. 1, 1911;
E 262375; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N..¥:
__PRINTEMPS D’AMOUR; valse lente par
Edouard Jacovacci, op. 5, pour piano.
[19972
OmAues do. 191: 2 ec) Aug. 14,
1911; E 263831; E. Jacovacci, Paris,
France.
PRINTEMPS (LE) ME GRISE (Spring
like wine is flowing) ; French words
by Dominus, English words by Henry
G. Chapman, music by Isidore Luck-
stone; high voice with piano acc.
[19973
Owdmy 28 tit: 2 ¢ July -22,
1911; E 262180; G. Schirmer, New
Mork N.Y.
PRINZESSIN (DIE) AUF DER HRBSE; by
Hrich Wolfgang Korngold, op. 3, no.
2; piano. [19974
ey yaly) 27, 1911: 2 e. July 29,
1911; E 262326; G. Schirmer, New
York, N.Y.
| Priscimia; valse de concert, by Effie
|
Allinson Hepler ; piano. [19975
(© ly 30, 19tt- 2 July Si,
1911; E 263341; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago, II.
PROCESSION ; Souvenir de Rocamadour,
par EK. Lévéque, op. 47, pour violon
Seul. (Six études-caprices, no. 5.)
[19976
© July 29, 1911; 2 @ July 31,
1911; E 268363; Heugel et cie,
Paris, France.
19985
PROCESSIONAL MARCH; by Frederick A.
Williams, op. 75; piano, four hands.
[19977
© July 12, 1911; 2¢ Aug. 1, 1911;
E 262358; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
PROMISE ME MY DARLING, YOU’LL BE
TRUE; words by Mrs. F. B. McLar-
ren, music by Len Fleming. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[19978
© Aue,’ 12) 19tt "2 @&* Aus. 24
LOWE <i 265255 : NES) Be hte
Larren, West Port Clyde, N. S.
Puccini (GrAcoMo) Fanciulla (La)
del west; di G. Puccini, partitura
d’orchestra ridotta, atti 1, 2 e 3.
[19979
© 1 ec. each Aug. 29, 1911; D
18960; G. Ricordi & co., Milan, Italy.
— Madame Butterfly; selection, by
Ga fPuceini, arr: by WH. Tava; or-
chestra. [19980
©. Fuly 22; 191i? ¢ July: 24,
1911; E. 263025; G. Ricordi &; €o.,
Milan, Italy.
Puss IN THE CORNER; by Sidney Stein-
heimer; piano. (Seven piano. pieces,
no. 6.) [19981
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2c. Aug. 7, 1911;
E 263683; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
PUT ON YOUR OLD SILK SHAWL Mary;
words by A. Horning, music by Willy
Wagner. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [19982
©) Aue 18) 19th Se Ade. 24.
1911; EH 265104; A. Horning, Newark,
INS:
QUAKER (THE) GIRL; lancers on melo-
dies by Lionel Monckton, arr. by
Fs MW. SHigess: piano aee. / 40:
(Chappell’s orchestral journal, no.
608. ) [19983
© Aug. 8, 1919 2°@ Aug! 9, 1911;
E 263734; Chappel & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
QUALITY; a high class rag, by James
Scott; piano. [19984
@) July 27. 19it: 2) e.. Jubpest,
1911; E 268271; Stark music print-
ing and pub. ¢co., St. Louis, Mo.
QUANDO TI BACERO; melodia romantica,
versi di Alfonso Ricolfi, musica di
G. Amaniera. [19985
© July 19. 1911s 2 ¢. July Si,
1911; EH 2638385; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
1157
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19986
pt. IG, 2 8.,-V..6
QUANDO Tr vipI; melodia romantica,
versi di Beniamino De Vecchis, mu-
sica di G. Amaniero. [19986
@rsuly 105 19t Bien ies iad
1911; E 263386; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
QUATUOR EN RG; par Gustave Samaze-
uilh, réduction pour piano & 4 mains,
par l’auteur. 19987
© wily 25) 190 2 fe. uly, hed;
1911; E 268350; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
QUEEN OF HEARTS; march and two-
step, by Will J. Stevens; piano.
[19988
VAN TDS OUD sCreAnie:: 11.
1911; E 262668; Holmes music ¢co.,
Middletown, N. Y.
(A); by Rudolf Frinl, op.
(Aquarelles, no. 4.)
[19989
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 c Aug. 21,
1911; E 262905; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
QUESTION
74, no. 4; piano.
RADIANT (THE) MORN HATH PASSED
AWAY; words by Godfrey Thring,
music by Lindsay B. Longacre.
[19990
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
Ei 262608; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Il.
RADIANT (THE) MORN OF SPRING; trio,
words by Elizabeth Forrester, music
by Cliffe Forrester; ladies voices.
4to. (Stainer & Bell’s part-songs,
no. 46.) [19991
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2c Aug. 9, 1911;
E 263729; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, Hngland.
RAG-A-MUFFIN ; two step, by Dague R.
Pryor; piano. London, WPngland,
Star music pub. co., ltd. [19992
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 ¢. July 28, 1911:
EK 264098; J. Anderson, London,
England.
RAG TIME CHIMES; by Percy Wenrich ;
piano. [199938
Gy uly 26. 1911: 20enesuly 26,
1911; HW 268111; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
RAG-TIME LOVE; by Phil Schwartz; in
D; vocal orchestra. [19994
(OAM. Qo. MOMs ae seA ion 24
1911; EH 265052; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Kaipway (THE) GIRL; words by Ron-
ald Bagnall, music by Tom Sutton.
[19995
© Aug. 11, 1G eee Te
1911; E 263779; Reynolds & co.,
London, Hngland
RAIN OF BLOSSOMS (Bliitenreigen) ; by
Rudolf Dost, op. 5; piano. (2 com-
positions no, 2.) | [19996
© Aug. 2, 191132 e Aes, 1911
W 262474; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass. |
RALLY DAY SERVICE; words by A. A.
Payn and others, music by J. Lin-
coln Hall and others, arr. by C. A.
Soars. [19997
© Aug. 1, 1911* "2 @) Auge 4, 1917:
EK 268612; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Raucuw (DER) (Smoke); ged. von Ru-
dolf Hans Bartsch, English words |
by John Bernhoff, musik von Joseph
Marx.
© Nov! 15, 1910772 7%¢" Ans a
1911; EH 2638520; Schuberthaus-ver-
lag, Vienna, Austria.
REAPERS’
ratt, op. 20; piano.
pieces, no. 5.)
© Aug, 2, 1911; 2 e@) Ane..3, 19115
EH 262475; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos- |
ton, Mass.
RECITATIF ET AIR EXTRAIT DE LA CAN- }
TATE D’ keLIsE. See Bach (J. 8.)
RECITATIF ET NOCTURNE; tiré de la Ser- |
rana, paroles et musique de A. Soler ;
chant et piano.
1911; EK 264093; Alberto Soler,
Paris, France.
RECOLLECTIONS OF HOME; by J. S.
Fearis; piano. [20001
© Aug; 28.° 191 eaeee) ae ol
1911; E 262951; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
ReD BIRD; words and music: by H. C. 1
[20002 |
Albright.
© July. 28, 19d ae wily: 628,
1911; E 263119; H. C. Albright, Co-
lumbiana, Ohio.
Rep (THE) RosE; selection, from the
opera The red rose, by Robert Hood |
Bowers, compiled and arr. by J.
Bodewalt Lampe; piano. [20003
©. Aug. 28, 19d Ses CaeAUe soa,
1911; E 265041; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
1158
[19998
(THE) sone; by Lita Jar- |
(5 instructive |
[19999 ||
[20000 |
© Aug.. 8, 101s Dre Aue ado il
if
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
20020
Rep (THE) RoSE—Continued.
—— waltzes, from the opera, by Rob-
ert Hood Bowers, compiled and arr.
by J. Bodewalt Lampe; piano.
[20004
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 2,
1911; E 265042; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
REFLECTIONS; words by A. W. Whit-
_ ney, music by Len Fleming. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20005
i Ane 1 1911: 2.¢. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263438; Asa Williams Whitney,
Bristol, Tenn.
REGEN (Rain and tears); ged. von P.
Verlaine, English words by John
Bernhoff, musik von Joseph Marx,
fiir mittlere stimme. [20006
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 2638521; #Schuberthaus - verlag,
Vienna, Austria.
- REGIMENTAL MARCH; by J. S. Fearis;
piano. [20007
(© Aue. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 21,
190: 262952: Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
| REGRETS; par J. Jacques Haakmann,
op. 28, pour violon et piano. (4 di-
vertissements, no. 2.) [20008
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 263719; Laudy & co., London,
England.
_REINE (LA) DU SALON (The queen of
the salon) ; by Arnoldo Sartorio, op.
883; piano. [20009
ie woly ot. 1911; 2 « Aug. 5,
1911; E 262525; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
REMEMBRANCE; valse, by Archibald
Joyce; band. (Boosey & co’s brass
and reed band journal, no. 514.)
[20010
mo Aue.9, 1911> 2 ¢ Aus. 10,
1911; EH 263983; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London, Eng-
land.
RENO; words and music by D. B.
Whelan. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20011
© Aue. 18, 1911:-2 ec. Aug 24,
1911; E 2651238; Don B. Whelan,
| Hillsale, Mich.
| REQUIEM OF A ROSE; words by Char-
lotte Becker, music by Paul Bliss;
women’s voices. (Willis music co.,
octavo women’s voices, second se-
ries, no. 66.) [20012
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 26,
1911; E 2653879; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
|
|
RESIGNATION; morceau de salon, by
Chas. Dancla, op. 59, revised and
edited by Gustav Saenger; violin
and piano. [20013
© June? 21,1911 =. 2 6 Juby 20;
-1911; E 262121; Carl Fischer, New
VYork,..IN. ¥.
RESTING IN THE EVERLASTING ARMS;
words and music by J. HE. Jones.
[20014
©) July 26,.1911;-2 «July 28;
1911; EH 268124; J. Edwin Jones,
Philadelphia, Pa.
RETOUR (LE) ; ; drame lyrique en 2
actes, poéme et musique de Max
D’Ollone; partition piano et chant
(véduite par l’auteur). [20015
© Aus, 10; 1919: 2° @ Aug? 14,
1911; D 18948;
France.
Heugel et cie., Paris,
par Théodore Lack, op. 191, tran-
scription par Léon Lemoine, pour
piano a 4 mains. (Scénes enfan-
tines, nouvelle série. no. 10.)
[20016
) Aust A 19tt? 2 ¢. Aus. 14
1911; E 263844; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
ReEtTouR (LE) See Bizet (G.)
REToUB (LE) AU PAYS; par Max
D’Ollone; violon et piano. (Le
ménétrier, poéme pour violon et
orchestre, no. 3.) [20017
©) Augealy 1911; 2.6 Auer 21
1911; E 264151; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
RETURN O ISRAEL; words and music
by A. White. [20018
me), Aug, 16, 191: Die. Aus. 17,
1911; E 262865; Alma White, Bound
Brook, N. J.
RETURN OF SPRING; by I. W. Russell;
piano. [20019
©) Aue im 19tt< 2 "er Aus 16,
1911; E 262828; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
REVEIL (LE) DU LION (Awakening of
the lion); caprice héroique, by A.
de Kontski, transcribed by Julius
Weiss, ed. by W. F. Ambrosio; violin
solo, 2nd violin, flute, cello, viola,
and piano. [20020
© Aug. 5, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 24, 1911;
FE 265093; Carl Fischer, New York,
INS:
1109
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20021
REVERIE (Reverie) ; by Mentor Crosse,
op. 16, no. 2; piano. (12 little com-
positions in a popular vein, no. 2.)
[20021
©) ‘Age 25. Oils 2.7) Aue. 2,
1911; E 265424; John Church Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
REVERIE MAURESQUE; par H. Cuthbert
Nunn, pour piano. (Deux morceaux,
no, 1.) [20022
© June 28, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
BE 263652; B. Schott’s sodhne, Mainz,
Germany.
REVES DU PASSE (Dreams of the past) ;
romance sans paroles, par Jules
Devaux, op. 22; piano. [20023
©) Auic. 2a aL Oe s: a2 ey Amie 125,
1911; E 264260; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston, Mass.
RHEA; musikalisches drama in drei
aufztigen von Paul Milliet, deutsch
von Richard Batka, musik von Spiro
Samara; klavierauszug mit text.
[20024
©) duly 19>, POM: De, Aus ai,
1911; D 18952; Edoardo Sonzogno,
Milan, Italy.
orchester ; partitur.
[20025
© July, 19, 1911-2 Aug~ 2a.
1911; H 264141; Edoardo Sonzogno,
Milano, Italy.
RicKksHAW (A) gaG; by V. J. Flune;
piano. 20026
@ ae, Auge: 3.) 19td sh) 262424 -
Vineent J. Flune, Oakland, Cal.
See Wagner (R.)
RIGAUDON ET DOUBLE; de J. Ph. Ra-
meau, arr. par Cesare Barison; vio-
lon. (Morceaux classiques pour
violon revus et doigtés avec acc. de
piano, no. 4889.) [20027
©Oretuly, 24 A9te Oe Ae 2
1911; EH 264135; G. Schmidl & ©co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
RIENZI.
RING OUT, BELLS; waltzes, by Walter J.
Pond, arr. by C. M. Selling; brass
band. 4to. [20028
© duly 1%, Joli: 2c) Aue 8, 191d:
E 262579; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
orl IN: WY.
RINGGOLD; march-two step, by Chas. C.
Sweeley; piano. [20029
©h Ane: 19; 19idie Ones Aue 21.)
1911; E 262989; Vandersloot music |
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
pl. 1 S:, Vv. 6
RIpPLine BROOKLET ; waltz, by Bert R. |
Anthony, op. 37, no. 4; piano. Bos-
ton, Evans music co. (Four picture
pieces, no. 4.) [20030
© Aug.s 11, 19 eee eA ile
1911; E 262760; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
RIPPLING WAVES; barearolle, by J. S.
Fearis; piano. [20031
© Aug. 23, 192 ennue. 248
1911; E 262953; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
RITOURNELLE; par Landon Ronald;
piano. [20032
© Aug. 9, -19idie eee ee, il Os
1911; E 2637538; Enoch & sons. Lon-
don, England.
ROAMING
DEAR;
Bates.
dale co.
© Aug. 15, Tash Aine - 249
THROUGH THE WOODLAND
words and music ‘by F. J.
1911: E 265204: F. Jeanette Bates, |
Dexter, N. Y.
ROBINSON’S GRAND ENTREE MARCH; by
K. L. King; band. 4to.
© Mar. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 25, 1911;
E 265361; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska- |
loosa, Iowa.
ROCHESTER (THE) FAIR MARCH; com-
posed by Lawrence L. Willey; piano. |
[20035 —
© Aus. WG, Ott 7 ewe Oils
1911; E 262929; Rochester
ass’n., Rochester, N. H.
ROLL A LITTLE PILL FOR ME; by Norma |}
Gray; in C; vocal orchestra. [20036
© July 26. P92 iin 2a. |
M. Witmark & |
1914: HY 2262250
sons, New York, N. Y.
ROLL DEM BROWN EYES;
music by Harry Singer,
John Bastian.
arr. by
Harry Singer, Chicago, I11.
ROLL, ROLL, ROLL ME ALONG TO THE LAND |
OF MELODY; words by Arthur Long- |
brake, music by Ed. Edwards.
Philadelphia, Pa.
1160
words and |
[200387 |
© 1 @ Aug. 5) a9: si 26252175 |
[20038 |
© Aug. 1, 1911 5°2.¢. July 20,1911 5 |
E 262150; Longbrake & Edwards, |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
[20033 |
[20034 |
fair |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
ROMANCE DE LA BERGERE DANS SANCHO
Panca; opéra bouffon, musique de
Philidor, annotée par F. A. Gevaert,
pour soprano de demi-caractére, et
piano. (Répertoire classique du
chant francais, no. 203.) [20039
C Aue. 10, 1911: 2 c Ape. 14,
1911; E 263841; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
RoMANCE IN E FLAT; by €. J. Grey;
_ organ. [20040
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262476; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
RoMANZA; by Frank P. Atherton, op.
200, no. 1; violin, ’cello and piano,
with clarinet ad lib. [20041
© July 6, 1911; 2c. July 20, 1911;
E 262122; Car] Fischer, New York,
We.
by G. W. Chadwick: in A minor.
violoncello and piano. [20042
© Auge. 2; 1911; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262477; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
ROMANZE; aus der oper Zemire und
Azor, von Ludwig Spohr, arr. von
Wilhelmj. Ausgabe ftir viola et
piano, arr. von H. Dessauer. [20043
© June 29, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263653; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany.
(Romance); deutsche nachdich-
tung von Alfr. Jul. Boruttau, English
version by Rosa Newmarch, musik
von Jean Sibelius, op. 61. (Acht
lieder, no. 5.) [20044
May 1d 1911-2 ¢ Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263508; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
Work,...N..-Y.
Romero; deutsche nachdichtung von
Alfr. Jul. Boruttau, English version
by Rosa Newmarch, musik von Jean
Sibelius, op. 61. (Acht lieder, no
4.) [20045
© May 11, 1911; 2c: Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263507; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
ork, N.Y.
| RONDE D’AMOUR; by N. van Wester-
hout, arr. by H. F. Odell; mandolin
orchestra. [20046
@ July 221, 4911; 2 © July 27,
1911; E 262245; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
20055
RONDO DE GENNEVOTE DANS LES MOIS-
SONNEURS; comédie de _ Favart,
mélée d’ariettes par HE. R. Duni,
annotée par F. A. Gevaert, pour
soprano de demi-caractére, et piano.
_(Répertoire francais de 1l’ancien
chant classique, no. 422.) [20047
© Ane. 10) 1991-2 ¢ Ane. 14.
1911; E 263842; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
ROSA D’AMORE; gavotte, by G. Salerno;
piano. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [20048
© July 27, 1911; Qe: daly’ 2S,
1911; E 262546; Giuseppe Salerno,
New York, N. Y.
RosALBA; selection from the opera,
composed by Emilio Pezzi, arr. by
Henry Tolhurst; violin and piano.
[20049
@ Aug. S, 1911: 2c Aus 9, 1911
E 263738; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, lItd., London, England.
ROSE AND BUTTERFLY; valse capri-
cieuse, by Paul Wachs, ed. by S. L.
Hermann; piano. [20050
©. dulye Si. 1910+ 2 cx July oS,
1911; E 263327; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ROSE D’AMOUR; mazurka élégant, par
Clothilde, op. 25; piano. [20051
© July 31, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 5, 1911;
EK 262527; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston, Mass.
ROSE GLOW; song without words: by
F. P. Atherton, op. 224; piano.
[20052
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 7, 1911;
E 263684; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Rose (THE) oF BALLYSHEELY; words
by Augusta Hancock, music by Lady
B. Lennard. London, Novello & co.,
ltd. [20053
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 11, 1911;
E 263774; Lady Barrett Lennard,
Brighton, England.
ROSE oF VIRGINIA; valse brilliante, by
J. W. Bischoff; piano. [20054
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 e. Aug. 21,
1911; E 262918; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
RosEATE (THE) HUES OF DAWN;
hymn-anthem, words by Mrs. C. F.
Alexander, musie by Bradford Camp-
bell, op. 52; mixed voices. (Choral
service, no. 737.) [20055
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 17, 1911;
E 262847; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston, Mass.
1161
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20056
RosEATE (THE) HUES OF EARLY DAWN;
words by Mrs. C. F. Alexander,
music by Addison P. Andrews.
[20056
© (uly 225, d9ites 2 ses aly si.
1911; H 268290; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
RoSENLIED; salonstiick yon Hmil Sdcht-
ing, op. 124, ftir piano. 2 ms.
(Aus der sommerszeit, no. 2.)
[20057
© July 18, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EH 263526; J. Schuberth & co., Leiv-
zig, Germany.
RosSES AND LOVE; words and music by
KF. P. Maxwell. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [20058
©?) Aue. 12) A911: °2'\7e Auer 24,
1911; EH 265301; Florence P. Max-
well, Pomona, Cal.
RoSES ARE RED; words and music by
M. P. Hill. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20059
© June 21, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263439; M. P. Hill, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Roses (THE) oF ERIN; words by T.
Taylor and C. F McNamara, music
by Earl K. Smith. [20060
© Aten lS. 1911225 cele a:
1911; E 265004; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Roses oF JUNE; words by Davy Bur-
naby, music by Philip Braham.
[20061
© Aue ae ott: 2 e6 Aue 14
1911; EH 263885; Reynolds & co., Lon-
‘don, England.
ROSIE MY ROSE-BUD QUEEN; words by
Albert N. Dennis, musie by A. H.
Dews. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [20062
© Aug. 15, 1911; 2 ce Aug. 15,
1911; H 262744; John N. Dennis,
EHlm Grove, W. Va
ROSSIGNOL-EN-AMOUR (LE); de Fran-
cois Couperin, transcription et ré-
vision par Ch. Bouvet, pour fifite et
piano ou clavecin. [20063
©) Aug; 10, 1991'*°2 te) Aue. 14.
1911; EK 263820; E. Demets, Paris,
France.
RessiInt (GIOACHINO ANTONIO) Bel
raggio lusinghier; from Semiramide,
by G. A. Rossini, ed. by Max Spicker,
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man; soprano. [20064
Len auly: 28) -19lte 2 aeeiuly 29.
1911; E 262317; G. Schirmer, New
York, N.Y: ,
pt. 7, n.8.,v.6 4
Rote ROSEN; walzer, von Bertha von |
Blumenthal, op. 10; piano. [20065 |
© Aug. -19,: 19995 2e PAu: 23.
1911; E 264227; William A. Kann
music co., Milwaukee, Wis.
ROULETTE (THE) REEL ; Parisian prance, |
by Henry Lodge; in F; vocal orches- |
tra. 4to. [20066 |
© July 26, 19h ase july 27:
1911; H 262252; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ROUND DANCE; by Benjamin Cutter;
violin and piano. (5 characteristic
pieces, no. 5.) [20067
© Aug. 2,.1911; 2 @ Aug. 8, 1911:
EK 262486; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Row, Roy, row; words and music by
Mrs. A. K. Y. Bnglish. Washington, |
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20068 |
© Aug. 12, 191d ove Aue | 248 |
1911; E 265289; Mrs. A. K. Y. Eng-
lish, Danville, Ky.
RvuANE; valse de ballet, by C. Bur- |
rard; piano. London, Weekes & co. |
[20069 |
© July 24, 1911; 2Z-euJuly 28/5 ||
1911; EK 268141; C. Burrard, Lon- |
don, England. |
RUBEZAHL; by Erich Wolfgang Korn- |
gold, op. 3, no. 3; piano. [20070 ||
© July .27,, 1911; 32 eaduly (29:5 |]
1911; E 262328; G. Schirmer, New |
York, NewS
RUND UM DIE UHR; 12 melodien fiir
den anfangsunterricht, von Ernst
Schmidt,
klavierbegleitung. Heft 1, auf 2
saiten zu spielen. Heft 2, auf 3
saiten zu spielen. Heft 3, und Heft
4, auf 4 saiten zu spielen. (Kdition
Schott, no. 3811 a. b. ec. d.)
[20071-20074
© July 8, 1911; 2 @ each Aug. 4,
1911; H 263654—263657 ; B. Schcit’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
RUSTIC DANCE; (Lindlicher tanz); by
Fritz Renger, op. 34; piano. 1. Duet,
2. Solo. (38 compositions no. 3.)
[20075, 20076
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 c each Aug. 3,
1911; E 262478, 262479; Arthur P.
Schmidt, Boston, Mass.
SABBATH EVENING; meditation, by F. H.
Cleaves; piano. [20077
© Aug. 24, 1OlI1ee2 wer sAne! 25:
1911; E 265415; C. W. eee &
co., Boston, Mass.
1162
op. 34, fiir violine mit |
no. 9, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
20094
SABBATH MORNING; by Adam Geibel;
piano. (In the choir, v. 12, no. 8,
Ame, 1911). [20078
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263585; Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
SACHT WIE VOM ABENDROT (Slow as
the colors); deutsche nachdichtung
von Alfr. Jul. Boruttau, English ver-
sion by Rosa Newmarch, musik von
Jean Sibelius, op. 61. (Acht lieder,
no. 1.) [20079
© May 11, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263504; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
Mowlc. IN, “Y.
SACRED ROUNDS AND CANONS, FIRST SET;
ger. by G. von Holst; 2 sop. and
alto. London, Stainer & Bell, ltd.
(Stainer & Bell’s part songs for
treble and alto voices no. 45.
[20080
© fuly 2s. 1911; 2 e. July: 31;
1911; B 263300; Gustav von Holst,
London, England.
SAENGERS (DES) SCHIRM UND HART
(Neubert’s death); ged. von Hein-
rich Hummel, musik von A. C.
Eimer, op. 302°, fiir minnerchor.
[20081
© July 13, 1911: 2¢. July—24,
1911; E 2638108; Thiebes piano ¢co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Sace’s (THE) PIGTAIL; quartet, words
by W. M. Thackeray, music by J.
S. Fearis ; women’s voices. [20082
© Ave, 24. A911 -..2-¢. Aug... 26,
1911; EH 265488; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, Ill.
SAILING; barcarolle, by Frederick A.
Wiliam. op. 1, no. 3; piano.
(Five minietures for the piano, no.
3.) [20083
© Aus, 23,°1911; 2. -c. Aug. 22,
1911; E 262962; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sartor (THE); words by C. Herzog,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20084
OyAus 15s 1911--2 ¢ Aug: 24,
1911; E 265201; Carl Herzog, Burns,
Oreg.
SAILOR’S (THE) LAST VOYAGE; words
by Henry Wergeland, music by
Hyvind Alnaes, op. 17, no. 2.
[20085
Oi Sily -28,! 1911s Qe) Aug. 21,
1911; E 264113; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
SAILoRS’ sone (Matrosenlied); by N.
v. Wilm, op. 242; piano. (6 melo-
dious compositions, no. 6.) [20086
©: Aug. 2, 1911; 2.¢. Aug. 3, 1911:
E 262480; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
St. Louis sLogaAn; words by Conrad
Riethman, music by Charles Kunkel.
[20087
©iiuly 20.) 19132" ednly22,
1911; E 262178; Kunkel brothers
music co., St. Louis, Mo.
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE) Dé-
janire; tragédie lyrique, par C.
Saint-Saéns; partition des 1°** vio-
lons. [20088
© July 29, 1911; 2 ec. July 24,
1911; E 263007; Durand et cie,
Paris, France.
—— Mon ceur s’ouvre 4 ta voix (My
heart at thy sweet voice); canta-
bile from Samson et Dalila, by C.
Saint-Saéns; soprano with violin ad.
lib. [20089
© Aue) 15. 1911 92. > Ade. 16,
1911; E 263962; G. Schirmer, New
VOrk NE YS
— Points d’orgue; pour le concerto
en mi flat de Mozart, par C. Saint-
Saéns; 2 pianos, 4 mains. [20090
©, Ave Si 19tt 2) es Aue 21.
1911; E 264145; A. Durand & fils,
Paris, France.
—— Samson et Dalila; trio, de l’opéra
de C. Saint-Saéns, arr. par Ernest
Alder. avec harmonium ad lib. par
Marcel Rowhier. Partie pour har-
monium. [20091
©: Aus. 10; 1910 = 2c.) Aue? 14;
1911; E 263823; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
SAKADAS; bravour-polka no. 3, von
Paul Wetzger, op. 40; fiir fildte oder
piccolo solo. 1. Mit piano. 2. Mit
orchester. [20092, 200938
© May 31, 1911; 2 ec. each Aug.
15, 1911; E 2638903, 268904; A. H.
Fischer, Bremen, Germany.
SAKURA NO HANA; japanisches kirsch-
bliitenfest, stimmungsbild, von Yosh-
itomo (pseud. of Carl Zimmer) ;
klavier. [20094
©) dJunés S-ti1911 se) Aug. 19;
1911; E 264069; Paul Westphal,
Karlshorst, Germany.
1163
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20095
SALOONLESS (A) NATION IN 1920;
words and music by James Gerald
Dailey. [20095
© Aug. 21, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 23,
1911; E 262993; James Gerald
Dailey, Philadelphia, Pa.
SALUTE TO MONTREAL: by Norbert
Boisvert; full band. 4to. [20096
© July 6, 1911; 2c. July 20, 1911;
- H 262123; Carl Fischer, New York,
INE BY
SAMSON ET Darina. See Saint-Saéns
(GiGi)
Sanps (THE) OF DEE; words by Chas.
Kingsley, music by E. Howard Rus-
Sell; male quartet. [20097
© July 20, 1911; 2 «© July 12,
1911; E 263293; A. A. Tayler co.,
Tacoma, Washington.
SAN FRANCISCO TICKLE; new rag, by
B. Keck; piano. New York, J. H.
Remick & co. [20098
©) July. 125." 191: en dually: 276
1911; E 262262: Bert Keck, New
NOR IN we
»
-_
SANS SOUCI; scherzo, par J. Sasso, op.
24, no. 8; nouvelle édition revue par
Yauteur. (Morceaux choisis pour
violon et piano. no. 99.) [20099
©) Sully, 2) aie) Die. Aug. 19,
1911; E 264063; Carisch & Jdnichen,
Milan, Italy.
SARABANDE; von Francesco Geminiani,
arr. von Tivadar Nachéz; violine und
klavier. (Classical masterpieces
from 17th and 18th centuries no. 5.)
[20100
©PAuge) 18! W9ld1o
1911; EH 264023;
Germany.
Aug. 18,
N. Simrock, Berlin,
SARAH’S HAT; words by Wm. Jerome,
music by Jean Schwartz. arr. by Eu-
gene Platzmann. [20101
© Aug.) 19) Feige 1S Aug. 18,
1911; E 262898: Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
SAVED BY GRACE SONGS: a collection of
Songs for Sunday schools. revival
meetings, etc., etc., by A. C. Neece.
12mo. [20102
© Aug. 16, 1911: 2 « Aug. 19,
1Odd; A 295281; A. C. Neece. Sunset,
Tex.
SAVIOR! HEAR US WE PRAY; words by jj
W. W. Ellsworth, music arr. by Peter
[20103 |
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911; |
E 262632; Board of Sunday schools |
of the Methodist Episcopal church, ;
C. Lutkin.
Chicago, Ill.
Savota-RoMA; marcia solenne, di P. |
Codini, per banda, arr. par Ch. H. |
Laurent pour harmonie ou fanfare. |
bemolle. |
1. Parti conduttore in Si
4to. 2. Pianoforte, di P. Codini.
[20104, 20105 |
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 © each Aug. 14, |
1911; EH 263807, 263808; P. Codini,
Paris, France.
SAY YOULE SE ony HONEYSUCELE; ||
words by E. B. Bates, music by Len 1
Washington, H. Kirkus
[20106 ;
© Aug. 18, 1911: 2 ¢ Aug. 24, jj
1911; E 265114; Edith B. Bates, |
Flint, Mich. '}
SCALE AND KEY oF D FLAT; arr. by |
[20107 }
© July 25, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911: |
E 263406; U. S. school of music, New |
Fleming.
Dugdale co.
Bickford; cello.
Yorks IN ye
SCATTERING OF THE ROSES; by Ring and
Hager; piano.
© July 26, 1911: 2 ¢ July 26,
1911; EH 263112; Jerome H. Remick |
& co., New York, N. Y.
SCENE DE LA CzarDA; by Fram. A. |
[20109 |
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 ¢« Aug. 24, |
1911; E 265094; Carl Fischer, New i
Korb; violin and piano.
York, Ne ven
SCHARWENKA (FRANZ XAVER) Polish |
dance; by X. Scharwenka, op. 8,
no. 1, arr. by J. Wiegand; violin
and piano. [20110
© June 15, 1911; 2 ¢@ July 20,
1911; E 262118; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
SCHARWENKA (PHILIPP) Quintet in
Hs moll; von Ph. Scharwenka, op.
118, fiir klavier, 2 violinen, viola
und violoncell.
men.
Hartel, no. 3560.) [20111
© May 11, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263499; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York, N. Y.
SCHEIDEN-LEIDEN; ged. von Bmanuel
Geibel, musik von Carlo Bosco, op.
40, no. 2; fiir gesang and klavier.
4 [20112
© June 15, 1911; 2 « Aug. 15,
1911; EH 2639387; C. M. Busch (pseud.
Carlo Bosco), Freiburg, Germany.
1164
[20108 |
Partitur und stim- |
(Volksausgabe Breitkopf & |
| no. 9, 1911
| SCHENECTADY; Civic anthem, words
| and-music by William H. Carroll.
[20113
; © Aug. 9,1911; 2 ec. Aug. 10, 1911;
/ # 262635; Morris P. Schaffer, Sche-
nectady, N. Y.
| SCHENELL’S SCHOTTISCHE: by P. Sche-
nell; piano. [20114
ene 825, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 28,
1911; E 264809; HE. Skarstedt, Se-
attle, Wash.
| ScwERz0-ETUDE; by Bradford Camp-
bell, op. 66; piano. [20115
rue 2. 1911-2 c. Ang. 3, 1911;
E 262393: Edward Schuberth & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
| SCHERZO-VALSE; by J. Lamont Gal-
| braith; piano. [20116
| einiyyat, 1911: 2-e July 31,
1911; E 263328; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
| SCHMETTERLINGS - INTERMEZZO: inter-
mezzo, aus der revue, Es gibt nur
ein Berlin, by Arthur Steinke; pi-
| ano. [20117
Oran 41, 1911: 2 ce Aug. 2, 1911;
EK 263402; Apollo verlag, Berlin,
| Germany.
- S$cHOOL OF THE FIFTH POSITION FOR
VIOLIN; by Alfred Manger. [20118
@juner19, 19141:.2 ec. July 20,
1911; E 262126; Carl Fischer, New
Work, N.Y.
ScHooL oF VELOCITY (Schule der ge-
liufigkeit): daily exercises by
Moritz Schon, op. 47. edited by W.
F. Ambrosio, revised by C. Nowotny,
for. the yiolin,. Book 1... Book 2:
(Practical violin school, vol. 15 and
——— > soe
16.) [ 20119, 20120
© June 19, 1911; 2 c each July
PO: 1911; EH 262124. 262125: Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y.
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER) Adagio, aus
der arpeggione-sonate; fiir unterricht
und konzert, mit anmerkungen
herausgegeben, von Carl Fuchs, fiir
violoncello und pianoforte. (Violon-
cello-werke, no. 4.) [20121
©) June 21, 1911; '2 ce. July 18,
1911; E 262042: B.
Mainz, Germany.
Great is Jehovah the Lord (Die
Allmacht); words by Campbell
Clarke, music by Fr. Schubert, arr.
by Franz Liszt, adapted by John E.
Schott’s séhne,
West for-soprano or tenor, and
mixed chorus. (Novello’s oct. an-
thems no. 987.) [20122
© July 19, 1911; 2 &© July 20,
1911; E 262162; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
20130
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER)—Continued.
Momento musicale; de Fr. Schu-
bert, op. 94, no. 3, arr. par Cesare
Barison; violon. (Morceaux-clas-
Siques pour violon révus et doigtés
avec acc. de piano, no. 4887.) [20123
©! July) 24,\ 91: BD &Ame, 21,
1911; E 264134; G. Schmidt & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
Schubert’s serenade; by F. Schu-
bert, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; military
band. 4to. [20124
©! Aue. 11.) G8tl ce 2se\.Aus. 14,
1911; FE 262751; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Serenade; by Schubert, arr. by
Bickford; cello. [20125
© July 25, 1911: 2 ¢ Aug. 2, 1911;
EH 263409; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
arr. by Miska Hauser, re-
vised and edited by Gustav Saenger;
violin and piano. [20126
(©) Sune 15, 1911: 2 ec. Fuly 20,
1911; EH 262127; Carl Fischer, New
Work, N. Y.
op. 94, no. 3, arr.. [on the
arrangement] by Liszt, by R. Kluge-
scheid, for violoncello, revised and
fingered by Alvin Buechner. [20127
© daly 13)) 19948" :2 €) Juiy 120,
1911; HE 262129; Carl Fischer, New
Work, N. Y.
SCHUBERT’S SERENADE. See Schubert
(CE. P-)
SCHULE FUR OBOE; mit 50 etiiden in
allen dur und moll tonarten, von
Georg Pietzsch. (Hofmeister’s schu-
len, no. 4.) [20128
©: June 25, 1911: 2- ¢ Aue.2.
1911; E 263498; Friedrich Hofmeis-
ter, Leipzig, Germany.
SCHUMANN (ROBERT-ALEXANDER) Auf-
schwung and traumeswirren: by
Schumann; piano. (Chappell ed.,
no. 39.) [20129
© Aue. A) 19idis 2 6 Aue 2s 1911
E 263415; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Davidsbtindler (Die) ; 18 charak-
ter-stticke, von R. Schumann, op. 6,
neu revidiert von Willy und Louis
Thern, fiir piano solo. (Bosworth’s
edition no. 666.) [20130
© May 8, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263503; Bosworth & co.. Leipzig,
Germany.
1165
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20131
ScHUMANN (RoOBERT-ALEXANDER )—Con.
—— Vogel als prophet; [and] Triu-
merei; by R. Schumann; arr. for
piano. (Chappell edition, no. 47.)
[20131
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 264532; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
—— Voice (The) of love; serenade by
R. Schumann, revised and fingered
by Gustav Saenger; violin and
piano. [20132
© Juney2t,, 1911-22. ces eaaly, 20,
1911; E 262140; Carl Fischer, New
Work, N.Y:
—— 1°** sonate; de Robert Schumann,
op. 11; en fa diése mineur; anno-
tée et expliquée par G. Sporck;
piano. [201338
©: Aug? 10) 1911-42 %e) Aue. 4:
1911; EH 263868; Georges Sporck,
Paris, France.
—— 2°™° sonate; de R. Schumann, op.
22; en sol mineur; annotée et ex-
vliquée par G. Sporek; piano.
[20134
@P Aus, 10; 1911 2 Auewa4
1911; E 268869; Georges Sporck,
Paris, France.
SCRAP BOOK OF VIOLETS; words and
music by Gussie Williamson Blag-
borne. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [20135
Re) Ane li2,° 101i m2 ey Aue OA”
ah 3H 265292. Mrsi sd. 4s Iblac-
borne, Blue Island, [1].
Scrinzi (G.) Sonata; by G. Serinzi;
violin and piano. [20136
© Sune 18) 191.2) ie4 Aue 12.
1911; E 268514; G. Serinzi, London,
England.
SCROOCHIN UP RAG; by L. Martin;
piano. [20137
© Aue 11. 19116 9D ey Agetnads.
1911; E 262764; Lena Martin, Hast
Radford, Va.
SEEK YE THE LoRD; words and music
by Donald S. Lundin. [201388
© July 30, 1911; 2c. Aug. 8, 1911;
H 262418; Metropolitan church assn.,
Waukesha, Wis.
SELECTA OPERA (Collection choisie
d’oeuvres) ; no. 24, Abbé C. Boyer,
ad 3 voces aequales. Partition avec
orgue. Contents :—1° Ego sum panis
vitae.—2° Ave Maria, Domina mea.
SELECTA OPERA—Continued. Ky
3° Salva nos Domine.—4° Tu es |
Petrus. [20139 |
© June 13) 119i Bee. Aly 2830
1911; EH 263147; GL. J= Biton, St. ¥
Laurence, France. if
SELECTED HYMNS FROM THE METHODIST |
SUNDAY SCHOOL HYMNAL; ed. and #
arr. by John R. Van Pelt and Peter |
C. Lutking 1. NopdcAdee-2No. 1) Ba it
3. No. 1: D. (Orchestra series.) |
New York, Eaton & Mains.
. [20140-20142 |
© June 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 5, 1911; y
E 262532-262534; Board of Sunday |
Schools of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Chicago, Ill.
SEND ME A SPOONY LETTER; words and |
music by R. Bache. [20143 |
© 1e. Aug. 24, 1911; EH 265021; |
Richard Bache, Philadelphia, Pa. |
SEPARATION; a lament, words by |
Landor, musie by Lewis Carey.
[20144
© July 2s W9ita oeily 26;
1911; E 263080; J. B. Cramer & co.,
ltd., London, England.
SERENADE; by W. D. Armstrong, re- 4
vised and edited by Gustav Saenger; |
violin and piano. [20145 ©
© June: 21) 191i see ainly 2078
1911; E 262128; Carl Fischer, New ||
York. N,N |
composed by Percy Pitt, op. 39;
small orchestra. Full score.
[20146 |
© Suly “297 191 ey uly ole F
1911; E 263374; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
——by Fritz Renger, op. 34; piano.
(8 compositions, no. 1.) [20147
© Aug. 2, 1911" Be" Ange, 3.1911 ;
E 262481; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Serenade. See Schubert CEP)
SERENADE D’AMOUR; by Frank OP.
Atherton, op. 200, arr. for violin,
cello and piano, with clarinet ad lib.
(Three trios, no. 3.) [20148
© July 6, 1911; 2¢. July 20, 1911;
EH 262130; Carl Fiseher, New York,
INA NG
SERENADE IM PARKE (Serenade in the
park); salonsttick von Emil Sdécht-
ing, op. 124, fiir piano 2 ms. (Aus
der sommerszeit, no. 8.) [20149
© July 13, 191d Bet Anes AOL;
EH 263532; J. Schuberth & co., Leip-
zig, Germany.
1166
|
| MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Ino. 9, 1911
20167
|'SERENADE IN VENICE; lyric and music
by Manuel Klein. [20150
| Aue 1G, 1911. 2 e. Aug. 17,
1911; EH 262889; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SERENADE MELANCOLIQUE. See Tschai-
kowsky (P. I.)
SERENADE POUDRIE; par Albert Larrieu,
arr. par JOs. Vliegen, pour orchestre
avec piano-conducteur. 4to. [20151
© Aue 10; 1911: 2 c. Aug. 14,
1911; E 2638384; Louis Jacquot,
Paris, France.
|SERENATA NO. 1;
von EKgidio Franzot;
A moll; violine mit piano. [20152
eramiye A2-19T1L- 2 ¢. Aug. 15,
Pit= BH 263908; S. G. Porges,
Prague, Austria.
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH CEN-
TURY CLASSICS; edited, revised and
provided with analytical and bio-
graphical sketches, by Edith Lyn-
wood Winn; violin and piano.
[20153
© July 8, 1911; 2c. July 20, 1911;
E 262131; Carl Fischer, New York,
tye
SEXTET FROM LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.
See Donizetti (G.)
SH! YOU'LL WAKEN MISTER DOYLE;
written and composed by E. W.
Rogers and William Hargreaves.
[20154
© Age 2) 1901-:°2 ¢c. Aug: 2: 1911 ;
E 2638392; B. Feldman & co., London,
England. :
SHADOW (THE) AND THE ROSE; words
by Fred G. Bowles, music by H.
Philippe Thomas; in D. [20155
Galva ts, 1911°2 ¢ Aug. 1,191;
EK 2623386; Leonard & co., London,
England.
SHaDows; by Lita Jarratt, op. 20;
piano. (5 instructive pieces, no. 4.)
[20156
GC) Ane 2. Tort 26. Aug. 3; 1911:
E 262482; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
words by Adrian Ross, music by
Herman Finck. [20157
OUFaly. 26, Vt “2 e) Fuly 27,
1911; E 262286; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don, England.
SHE IS THE IDEAL OF MY HEART; words
and music by H. A. Konarske. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20158
© duly, 745, A911? Qe. July. 18,
1911; E 260998; Ed. A. Konarske,
Detroit, Mich.
SHE’S NOT ALL TO BLAME; words and
music by C. I. Fuller, arr. by Len
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20159
© Auge’ tot 2 Aue 2 194
E 263486; C. Irving Fuller, Roches-
ter, N. Y. -
SHELLS OF THE SEA; caprice, by Carl
Demangate; piano. Boston, Evans
music co. [20160
© Ane diy 19112 ey Aue iS.
1911; E 262756; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
SHEPHERD’S (THE) CALL; words by
A. White,. music by Arthur K.
White; male voices. [20161
CG Ane, WIG IOLt = 2 vet Aue. nT.
1911; E 262866; Alma White, Bound
Brook, N. J.
SHip (THE) O’ DREAMS;
music by E. L. Seyfert. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20162
©vsuly 15, 192 «duly As;
1911; E 260982; Esther L. Seyfert,
Germantown, Pa.
words and
SHIPWRECK (THE); words by M. Smith,
music by Len Fleming. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20163
©) Aug: 18,-1911: 2 ce Avg. 24,
1911; E 265101; May Smith, Strat-
ford, Conn.
SHORT SONGS; words by various
authors, music by Paul Bliss; high
voice. [20164
©, Aug: 22,7 19Its 2 ee Aged 9:
1911; EH 262894; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SHOW ME HOW TO MAKE LOVE; words
by Alexander Morton, music by
Richard Oswald. [20165
© Aver 2.491 --9? eh Aue By 191d -
EH 262427; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. N: Y:
SHUT YOUR EYES AND MAKE BELIEVE;
words by William Dillon, music by
Harry Von Tilzer. [20166
©) July 29) 19 Des fully 29:
1911; E 262313; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
SICILIANA; de G. B. Pergolesi, arr. par
Cesare Barison; violon. (Morceaux
classiques pour violon révus_ et
doigtés avec ace. de piano, no. 4893.)
[20167
© July 24, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 21,
1911; EK 264186; G. Schmidl & co
Leipzig, Germany.
Siciz1ano. See Bach (J. S.)
167
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20168
SIDEREL (Das); words by Louis Gil-
rod, music by Jos. Kammen, arr. by
Jack Kammen. [20168
©) July? 21, 1911; 2 e. sig 20,
1911; E 262148; Theodore Lohr,
New York, N. Y.
SrestE; by E. Laurens, arr. by Gustav
Saenger; 4 violins, viola, alto viola,
2 cellos, bass, organ, and piano.
(Ensemble players’ library, no. 10.)
[20169
© July 27, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 24,
1911; EH 265095 : Carl PIES, New
York, INE
Sie (A); words by H. Spofford, mu-
sic by D. Walters. [20170
@) 1 eAug. 25, 1991; W.. 264257 ;
David Walters, Plymouth, Pa.
SIGHS OF LOVE; valse serenade, words
by Anita Fernandez, music by Sam-
uel Richards Gains; soprano. [20171
Gr duly 26, 196i +22 e:oduly: 27,
1911; E 262296; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
SicN (THE) OF THE CROSS AND THE
HEART; words by A. E. Cooper, mu-
sic by U. H. Hershey; men’s voices.
[20172
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 10, 1911;
E 262638; A. HE. Cooper, Manheim,
Pa.
Sienorini (A. Riccr) Suite no. 1; di
A. Ricei Signorini, riduzione per
pianoforte dell’ autore. [20173
© May 18, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
H 263548 ; Carisch & Jinichen, Milan,
Italy.
SILENT ALL THE NIGHT; words by
Florence Willard, music by M. Pay-
son. [20174
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1911; E 263569;
Mary Payson, San Diego, Cal.
SILVER CASCADE; velocity, by Frank
Lynes, op. 55; piano. (4 study
pieces, no. 1.) [20175
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 3, 1911;
EH 262483; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
SILVER THREADS AMONG THE GOLD: duet,
words by Eben H. Rexford. melody
by Hart P. Danks, arr. by Walter A.
Philips; soprano and alto. [20176
© Aug. 7,1911; 2c. Aug. 8, 1911:
E 262633; Hamilton 8. Gordon, New
York, N. Y.
SILVER THREADS AMONG THE GOLD—Con.
arr. by George Beaverson.
[20177
© July .13,;) 19s 2 duly AT,
1911: E 263072: Illinois state regis- |
ter, Springfield, [11.
SIMPLICITE; berceuse, par Maxime Hel-
ler; piano. (Deux sonnettes, no. 1.)
© Aug) 114) 19ers Ame: 15
1911; E 263780; Reynolds & co.,
London, England.
SINCERITA ;
sica di Raffaello Segré. [20179
© July 19) Agee July, 32
1911; E 263387; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
| Srvc Hts PRAISES; words and music by
A. White. [20180
© -Augs. 16) 19tl=2 ree nus te
1911; E 262867; Alma White, Bound
Brook, N. J.
SING OUT YOUR HALLELUJAS; words by
J. Thurlow Kommer, music by Gor-
don Edgar Oliver. [20181
© May 15, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262597; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Ill.
SINGING LIGHTS AND A SINGING CITADEL ;
words and music by S. M. Johnson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20182
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug: 2, 1911;
EH 268435; Samuel Miiler Johnson,
Columbus, O.
SINGING To Dotty; by Sidney Stein-
heimer; piano. (Seven piano pieces,
TOL, Te) [20183
ae) Aug: 7, 191d Breage ie Tonal:
EH 263685; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Sins (THE) OF A FEW; words and
music by Charles Frederic. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20184
© July 12,. tots etaduly 18;
1911; E 260974; F. CC. Biven, Ma-
hopac, INGOs
SIREN (THE) ; selection no. 1, motives
from the operetta, by Leo Fall;
piano. [20185
©: Aug. 25, 1902 eerie. 25,
1911; H 364311: Jos. W. Stern & Co.,
New York, N. Y.
1168
pt. II, n.s., v.6 J
[20178 |
versi di G. EH. Gaeta, mu- |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
20203
Srrocco; southern serenade, from suite
characteristic The four winds, by
Geo, J. Trinkaus, arr. by T. P. and
Geo. J. Trinkhaus; mandolin orches-
tra. [20186
enue. 24, 1911; 2 e Aug: 25,
1911; E 265392; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
military band. 4to.
[20187
pow Aus 8, 1911: 2.c. Aug. 9, 1911;
BE 262591; M. Witmark & sons, New
swomk, IN: Y.
Skaters (THE) (Les patineurs) ;
waltz, by E. Waldteufel, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau; full band. 4to.
[20188
7 June 17, 1914: 2 ¢. July. 20,
1911; E 262134; Carl Fischer, New -
Mork, N. Y.
SKIPPING FAWN; words and music by
EK. H. Thompson. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [20189
Gr Ane. As. A911: 2 ¢. Aug. 24;
1911; EH 265330; EH. E. Thompson,
Genesco, Kans.
SKY’S THE LIMIT; GO AS FAR AS YOU
LIKE; topical song, words and music
by A. Siebrecht. [20190
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1911; E 262785;
Arthur M. Siebrecht, music pub.,
Lexington, Ky.
SLEEP BEAUTY BRIGHT; cradle song,
words by William Blake, music by
Arthur Hartmann. [20191
@rAne 24, 1911: 2 ¢) Rum 25,
1911; E 265377; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
SLEEPY Dick; march, by Chas. Hen-
lein; piano. [20192
mane of 191: 2 -e- Ane, 2b.
1911; E 265384; Jos. Krolage music
co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
SLIPPERY IKE; by W. A. Barrington
Sargent; band. 4to. [20193
© July. 22, 191; 2 ¢. July 26,
1911; EK 2638083 ; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston, Mass.
Srrepery (A) PLACE; comic rag march,
by P. M. Hacker, arr. by J. Bode-
walt Lampe; piano. [20194
Graduly 26) Wil; 2 ee July 26,
1911; E 263113; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
SLOW MOVEMENT; from concerto for
violin and orchestra, by Edward El-
gar, op. 61, arr. by Charles Mac-
pherson; organ. (Organ arr. ed. by
John E. West, no. 36.) [20195
© Aue! $16) P19 ave, “Aus 17,
1911; E 264001; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
SLUMBER SONG; words and music by
C. KE. Mantz, op. 2. no. 3. [20196
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263617; Caroline E. Mantz, Den-
ver, Colo.
SMILE AWHILE; ballad march, words
by Frank Choddy, music by Harry
de Costa. [20197
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262428; Head music pub. co., New
York, NY.
SMILING FLOWER; words by R. W.
Smith, music by Mark Cavan. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20198
Aue. 152 Toth" 2 e Ane, 15.
ea ae | 262149 3 OR, W.. Spieh,
Mechanicsville, N. Y.
SNEAK EASY; intermezzo, by S. Oriun-
no; piano. [20199
Cr Age 147 1S Se Aue 19:
1911; E 264225; Salvatore Oriunno,
Baltimore, Md.
Snow (THE) MAIDEN; waltzes, by F.
H. Losey, op. 299, arr. by Harry J.
Lincoln; mandolin club of five parts.
[20200
© Aug.4, 1914: 2c. Aug: 5, 1901:
E 262510; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
SNow TIME; lyric by Bert Fitzgibbon,
music by Felix Arndt. [20201
@ Aue. 1G, 19Ia- 2. .¢.,, Ang41,
1911; H 262840; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SNOWFLAKES AND OTHER SONGS FOR
CHILDREN; words by Bryan Procter
and others, music by Florence
Steane. (Curwen’s ed., no. 5721.)
[20202
© Aue. 14, 991F: Ze. Aus 34,
1911; E 2638880; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
SNUGGLE UP A LITTLE CLOSER, DEAR;
words and music by E. J. Percy.
[20203
© Aug. 4, 1911: 2c. Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262520; Earl J. Perey, Ventura,
Cal.
1169
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20204
SOBRE LAS OLAS (Over the waves);
waltz, by Juventino Rosas, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau; full band. 4to.
[20204
©) June. 21) 1 91a. 2 re etulye 20;
1911; HK 2621385; Carl Fischer, New
Yorks: Ne Y¥:
SOCIETY GIRL; two-step rag, by Mrs.
T. E. Smith; piano. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20205
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263483; Mrs. T. Edwin Smith,
Taylorville, Il.
SOLDIERS’ MARCH: by Benjamin Cut-
ter; violin and piano. (5 charac-
teristic pieces, no. 4.) [20206
@OrAue 2, 1911+ Dre. Aue33, 1911:
EH 262435; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
SoLtpigeR’s (THE) RETURN: words and
music by S. T. King. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20207
© sulyal2y diGils 2 se. Jule. ws,
1911; EK 262080; Sam T. King, Wil-
liamsfield, Il.
SOLITUDE; lyric by Charles Keeler, mu-
sic by Edith Simonds. [20208
@©wAue,- 23. Git = 2) er Aes 24:
1911; KE 265053; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SOME DAY, DEAR HEART; ballad, words
and music by E. M. Mash. [20209
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 8, 1911;
H 262575; Emily M. Mash, Los An-
geles, Cal.
SOME DAY WE'LL REST BEYOND; words by
J. EK. Sachtler, musie by Nat Miles.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20210
Ge ulve 2S,
J. E. Sachtler,
@©wsuly, 28) 191-2
1911; EK 262542:
Ridgefield, Wash.
SOME DAY WHEN IJ AM OLD AND GRAY;
words by Lewis W. Sippel, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20211
© July 15; 1911: 2Me* duly 118:
1911; E 260994; L. W. Sippel, Eau
Claire, Wis.
SOME OF THESE DAYS JESUS IS COMING
FOR ME; words and music by K. L.
Cramer, arr. by Etta H. Lehigh.
[20212
© July 14. 1911; 2°. Aug. 7, 1911:
HK 263675; K. L. Cramer, Wilkins-
burg, Pa.
pt. II, 0. s., v.6) J
SOMEBODY’S LIKELY TO SEE; words by |
Maude Minto, music by P. Starr. |
[20213 |
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 2, 1911; |
EK 262549; F. B. Haviland pub. co., |
New York, N. Y. |
SOMETHING DOIN’; march and two-step, ;
by N. C. Sunday; piano. ° [20214 |
© July 18) 191i 2 ee auly 20)
1911; HE 262141; Nita C. Sunday,
Franklin Grove, Il. -
SOMETIME; words and music by M. M. |
Kreager. [20215 |
©1 & Aug 21st H262943*
Marie M. Kreager, Detroit, Mich.
SOMEWHERE TWO LIPS; words by R. H.
Lee, music by Charles J. W. Jerreld. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[20216 F
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 24, §
1911; E 265157; Robert Edward Lee,
Sterling, Col.
SoMMER (F. A.) Rondo in F dur
(Rondo F major); von F. A. Som- |
mer, op. 9, no. 1; piano. [20217 4
© July 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 4, 1911; |
EH 2638567; Wm. A. Kaun music co., |
Milwaukee, Wis.
SoMMER; ged. von Otto Julius Bier-
baum, musik von Heinrich G. Noren, |
op. 87, no. 4; piano. (Vier lieder |
fiir eine singstimme mit piano, no. |
4.) [20218
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 15, 1911:
EK 263915; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
Sonatina; by A. von Ahn Carse; in
A major; violin and piano. (Au-
gener’s ed., no. 113808.) [20219
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 14, 1911;
E 263878; Augener, Itd., London,
England. j
—hby Charles Dennée, op. 36, no.
1-4; piano. 1. In C. 25in G: 3s. In
E flat. 4. In B flat. (4 sonatinas
for the piano, no. 14.) [20220-20223
© Aug. 19, 1911: 2 c. each Aug. 21,
1911; E 262925-262928; Arthur P.
Schmidt, Bosten, Mass.
Song CYCLE FOR LITTLE FOLKS; four
seasons, words and music by W. D.
Galigher. [20224
© Aug. 12, 191% 92 vegans. 14
1911; E 262722; Winthrop D. Gali-
gher, Cairo, Ill.
1170
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
20242
SonNG OF CONFIDENCE; Sacred song,
words and music by C. S. Briggs; in
BE flat. in F and in G. [20225
© July 26, 1911; 2c. Aug. 1,-1911;
E 262337; B. F. Wood music Co.,
Boston, Mass.
Sone (A) oF May; words by C. B.
Minter, music by Tom Sutton.
[20226
ieee. td 1911-2 ec. Aug. 11,
‘1911; E 263781; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don, England.
Sone (A) OF MEMORIES; words and
music by Clarence Lucas; no. 1 in
E flat. [20227
er Aus) 22, 1911; 2c. Aug. 23:
1911; E 264221; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
Sone (A) oF OLD PITTSBURG; words
by H. Asthalter, music by L. Im-
grund. [20228
© June 16, 1911; 2c. July 5, 1911;
E 262175; Henry Asthalter and
Louis Imgrund, Pittsburg, Pa.
Sone (A) oF SUMMER; words by D.
Appley, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [20229
(Aue tetolt: 2c Aug. 2; 19t1;
E 263487 ; Drusa Appley, Omro, Wis.
SoNG OF THE DWARFS (Gesang der hein-
zelminnchen) ; by C. F. Hartung, op.
48; piano. (In dwarfland, no. 4.)
[20230
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262484; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
SonG OF THE LILY POND; words and
music by C. J. Macnair. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20231
eeeduly 15, 1911; 2. e¢ daly: 18,
Iie) He 262002: C:. J. Maenair,
Kyvyanston, II.
Sone (THE) OF THE ROSE; words by
Thomas Moult, music by George
Hay. No. 2 in F. [20232
em auiy 24 191th: 22: e: “Suly 26,
1911; E 263081; J. B. Cramer & co.,
Itd., London, England.
Sone (THE) OF THE SIRENS; from The
siren, lyric by Harry B. Smith, mu-
sic by Leo Fall. [20233
CrAne 16 1911: 2 ¢. Aus. 17,
1911; E 263966; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
Sone (THE) OF THE THRUSH; lyric by
Charles Keeler, music by Edith
Simonds. [20234
© Aug. 8,1911; 2 ec. Aug. 10,1911;
E 262652; M. Witmark & sons, New
York: Nae
Sones (THE) MY MOTHER SANG; words
by Mrs. M. E. Dolan, music by Willy
Wagner. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20235
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 24,
1911; E 265138; Mrs. M. E. Dolan,
Guvaux, Pa.
Sones (THE) OF MELODY; words by
A. §. Dancox, music by H. R. Hoyt.
[20236
© 1c Aug. 3, 1911; EH 262403;
Harry Remenyi Hoyt and Albert
Spencer Dancox, New York, N. Y.
SONNENSCHEIN; ged. von Christian
Egen, musik von Richard Arnold, op.
90, no. 3, fiir minnerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [20237
©... dune, 17, 1911; 2.6. July 28,
1911; E 263181; Karl Hochstein,
Heidelberg, Germany.
SONNET; paroles de Pierre Deleau, mu-
sique de L. Chevaillier, op. 36, no. 1;
chant et piano. Paris, France, M.
Senart, B. Roudanez & c’**®. [20238
© Aug. 3, 1911); 2 ce Aug: 19, 1911;
E 264090; Lucien Chevaillier, Paris,
France.
SONNIGER LENZ AM RHEIN; ged. von
Carl Pusch, musik von Franz Litter-
Scheid, op. 23, fiir mi&nnerchor.
Partitur. “to! [20239
@, June 16, 19tl: “2 ef duty 28,
1911; E 263146; H. Bertram, Neu-
wied a. Rh., Germany.
SONS OF VETERANS MARCH; by K. L.
King; orchestra. [20240
Onan, US ASdlde: 2 .e.. daliy,. cls
1911; E 263339; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ia.
SoRTIE, IN F Magor; by James H.
Rogers; organ. [20241
© July 11, 1911; 2 © Aug. 1, 1911;
E 262357; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
SouL (THE) OF LOVE IS THE RED RED
ROSE; words by Ruth Deppman, mu-
sic by Louis Stein. [20242
© July 20, 19il-. 2 e july 24
1911; E 262203; Blood-Koehler &
eco., Chicago, Il.
1171
9562—11——_8
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20243
Seus Bors (A forest idyll); by Edgar
Barratt; piano. [20243
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2c. Aug. 10, 1911;
E 268754; Elkin & co., London, Eng-
land.
SoUVENIR (LE); morceau de salon by
Chas. Dancla, op. 58, revised and
edited by Gustav Saenger; violin
and piano. [20244
© June 28, 1911; 2 ¢ July 20,
1911; E 262186; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
SOUVENIR D’ARLES; farandole, par Thé-
odore Lack, op. 191, transcription
par Léon Lemoine, pour piano a 4
mains. (Scénes enfantines, nouvelle
série, no. 7.) [20245
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 e Aug. 14,
1911; H 263845; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
ScUVENIB DE L’AMERIQUE; fantaisie, by
Rich. Czerwonky; violin w. piano
ace. [20246
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 24,
1911; E 265096; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
SOUVENIR DE PALERME; Sicilienne, par
Théodore Lack, op. 191, transcrip-
tion par Léon Lemoine, pour piano
44mains. (Scénes enfantines, nou-
velle série, no. 9.) [20247
© Aue. 20) 10tt 2 er Aus) 14°
1911; E 263846; Henry Lemoine ei
cie., Paris, France.
SOUVENIR DE PLOERMEL; gavotte bre-
tonne, par Théodore Lack, op. 191,
transcription par Léon Lemoine,
pour piano 4 4 mains. . (Scénes en-
fantines, nouvelle série, no. 3.)
[20248
© Aug. 10,41991e 52 ex Aue. 14.
1911; E 268847; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
SOUVENIR DE PRAGUE; valse autrich-
ienne, par Théodore Lack, op. 191,
transcription par Léon Lemoine,
pour piano 4 4 mains. (Scénes en-
fantines, nouvelle série, no. 4.)
[20249
©) Aug. -10,) 1914 - 277 Aue 4
4911; H 263848 : Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
SGUVENIR DE SEVILLE; danse espagnole,
par Théodore Lack, op. 191, tran-
seription par Léon Lemoine, pour
piano 4 4 mains. (Scénes enfan-
tines, nouvelle série, no. 8.) [20250
© 7Auge, 10,. 1911s 2 ce. vAues a4
1911; E 263849; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
SOUVENIR DE TARENTE; danse italienne, |
par Théodore Lack, op. 191, trans- |
Secription par Léon Lemoine, pour
piano & 4 mains. (Scénes enfan- |
tines, nouvelle série, no. 5.) [20251 |
© Aug. 10, 1911:-2ee Aug, 143 3
1911; BH 263850 ; Henry Lemoine. et
cie., Paris, France.
SOUVENIR DE VENISE; Pe ae par
Théodore Lack, op. 191, transcrip-
tion par Léon Lemoine, pour piano
44mains. (Scénes enfantines, nou-
velle série, no. 6.) [20252
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 14,
1911; E 263851; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
SOUVENIR DE VERSAILLES; menuet
Louis XV., par Théodore Lack. op.
191, transcription par Léon Le-
moine, pour piano & 4 mains.
(Scénes enfantines, nouvelle série, |
no. 2.) [20253 |
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 « Aug.-14,)}
1911; E 263852; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris, France.
SOUVENIRS (LES); 38° sonate, par
Lucien Chevaillier, op. 24; en mi
mineur; piano et violon. [20254
© July 7, 1911 5 2:ep duly 29,1911 53 |)
E 262300; L. Chevaillier, Paris, |
France. |
SPANGLES; rag two-step, by M. H.
Slowitzky ; piano. [20255
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1911; E 262892;
Michael EH. Slowitzky, Mahanoy, Pa.
SPANIARD (THE) THAT BLIGHTED MY
LIFE; written and composed by
Billy Merson. [20256
© .July 25, 1910s) 2eendily, 25,
1911; E 262202; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
SPANISH CARNIVAL; bolero, by Adam
Giebel; piano. (Hive characteristic
dances, no. 4.) | [20257
© Aug. 17, 190i oer Aue. 17,
1911; E 262829; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SPARK (THE) IS OUT; words and
music by M. and L. Francis. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20258
© Aug. 12, 19117 2 @ Aug. 24,
1911; E 265279; Myrle and Leslie
Francis, Anson, Tex.
SPARKLER. (THE); waltzes, by A.
Grimes; piano. [20259
© Aug. 25, 191d Pe? ee Ane 626.
1911; E 265429; Annie Grimes, Jef-
ferson, Tex.
1172
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911 20278
SPARKLETS; by Walter HE. Miles; | Spring REVELS; waltz, by Géza Hor-
piano. [20260 vath, op. 122; piano. (8 composi-
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 c Aug. 14, tions, no. 2.) [20270
1911; E 262727; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, O.
SPARKLING EYES; intermezzo-two step,
by Will L. Livernash; piano. [20261
enue tt. 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 12,
1911; E 262697; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton, Mass.
SPECIAL STUDIEN; von Benno Frdde,
op. 25; piano zur besonderen aus-
bildung des 4 ten und 5 ten fingers.
[20262
@© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 19, 1911;
E 264066; F. W. Gleis, Breslau, Ger-
many.
SeHINX WALTZ; by HE. Mack, ed. and
fingered by R. de Roode; new ed.;
piano. [20263
Genus. 26, 1911; 2c. Aug. 23,
1911; 12 2629838; Brehm bros., Erie,
Pa.
SPHINX WALTZES; by Clarence Ennis;
piano. [20264
© Aped, 19115 1c. July 14, 1911;
1c. July 24, 1911; E 263700; Ennis
pub. house, Brooklyn, N. Y.
SPINNING-WHEEL (THE) (Spinnrdd-
chen); by Fritz Renger, op. 34;
piano. (3 compositions, no. 2.)
[20265
me Age. 2.1911; 2 c Aug: 3, 1911;
E 262485; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Sport AND PLAY (Auf dem spielplatz) ;
by C. F. Hartung, op. 48; piano. (In
dwarfland, no. 3.) [20266
rane 2, 1911- 2c. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262486; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
SPRING BREEZES; by A. Calvini, ed. by
J. W. Lerman; piano, four hands.
[20267
Ane. 17; 1911; 2-¢: Aug. 17,
1911; E 262830; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SPRING FLOWERS; lyric by Charles
Keeler, music by Edith Simonds.
[20268
Oya 28 1911: 2) e. Ang 24,
1911; H 265054; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SPRING (A) MADRIGAL; part song,
words by S. Homer Henley, music
by Wallace A. Sabin; men’s voices.
[20269
©; Aug: 23; 1911; 2-c¢. Aug. 24,
P91 Wi 265019; BH. W. Gray. ‘co.,
New York, N. Y.
Cy Aug? 2.A9ti2 ¢ Aug's, 191k:
E 262487; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
SPRING (A) SONG; two part chorus;
music by Ciro Pinsuti, arr. by James
C. Warhurst; women’s voices. 8vyo.
[20271
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 9, 1911;
EK 262582; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
—— words and music by V. M. Tyler;
mezzo soprano. [20272
©aduly Si. 1911 2 ies July St,
1911; E 263842; Verna May Tyler,
Yankton, S. Dak.
SPRING’S FIRST FLOWER (Erste friih-
lingsblume) ; by N. v. Wilm, op. 242;
piano. (6 melodious compositions,
no. 4.) [20273
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 8, 1911;
E 262488; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
SPRINGTIDE; gavotte, by J. W. Bischoff ;
piano. [20274
© Ave, 19). 1911> “2 eAmes. 21.
1911; E 262919; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
STAR EYE; words and music by H. M.
Platts. [20275
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1911;
EK 262655; H. M. Platts, Olyphant,
Pa.
Star (THE) IN THE EAST; words and
music by S. A. Christian. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20276
) Ae 22 A914 = (Des Ae
1911; E 265251; Susie A. Christian.
Gainesville, Ala.
STAR OF MORN AND EVEN; words by
Francis T. Palgrave, music by Rob-
ert W. Vasey. [20277
ae May 15, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262602; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, [ll].
Stradella. See Flowtow (F. v.)
STRAIGHT (THE) ROAD IS A GREAT ROAD
AFTER ALL; words by Sam M. Lewis,
music by Leo Bennett. [20278
© ‘Ane, 24,°1911- 2c, Aug. 25,
1911; E 265403; Metropolitan music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
1173
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20279
STRAIGHT (THE) ROAD IS A GREAT ROAD
AFTER ALL—Continued.
—— rr. by Al. Varela; orchestra.
[20279
© PAS 24.192: CL Aue. 325.
1911; EK 265404; Metropolitan music
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
STRAUSS (JOHANN) Blue Danube (An
der schdénen blauen Donau); by J.
Strauss, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau ;
full band. Ato. [20280
© dune Ain 19> 2 ess rally 20,
1911; EH 262091; Carl Fischer, New
NOES INES
Persian march; by Johann
Strauss, concert paraphrase by A|l-
fred Griinfeld, ed. and fingered by
Maurits Leefson; piano. _ [20281
© dimly Bl es ee aiolligs Sule
1911; E 2638325; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Strauss (RicHarpD) Suite, B dur;
von R. Strauss, op. 4, fiir 18 blasin-
Strumente. Partitur und stimmen.
[20282
©, June 20) 1911s 92 ee Aue 2)
1911; HK 263541; Adolph Fiirstner,
Berlin, Germany.
STRIDE LA VAMPA! LA FOLLA INDOMITA.
See Verdi (G.)
STRING THE HARP; words by Byron,
music by Emma Hanson Bartmess.
[20283
©) Aug. 24, 1911; 2 c. Aug, 25,
1911; E 265412; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
Stupy IN E minor; arr. by Bickford;
cello. [20284
© July 25, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263407; U. S. School of music,
New York, N. Y.
STYLE; words by J. G. Singleton, music
by Orme Wilcox. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [20285
© duly 25; 1918 2.-e co dully 25;
1911; EH 262224; Joseph G. Single-
ton, Winchester, Kans.
SucH A GooD Boy AM I; written and
composed by Frank Wood. [20286
mG) Ane. 15, 19d: 2. ee Ameo w 5.
1911; EK 268916; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
StuHne (Atonement); ged. von Hans
Caspar von Starken, English version
by Claude Aveling, musik von Chris-
tian Sinding, op. 109; mittel. (Bal-
laden und lieder, no. 1.) [20287
© May 11, 1911; 2¢. Aug. 2, 1911;
EK 263500; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
Work, INo x.
pt. 119; mi s., v.'6
SUFFRAGISTS (THE) ; words and music
by C. Patience. [20288
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1911; E 262841;
Mrs. P. Fragner, Los Angeles, Cal.
SUITE, B pur. See Strauss (R.)
SUMMER BEAUTY; children’s day serv-
ice, words by Mrs. C. D. Martin and
Lavinia E. Brauff, music by W.
Stillman Martin, A. L. Judefind and
others. [20289
©) Apr.,-12, 191t 2 eae 24
1911; E 265080; Judefind bros, Balti-
more, Md. |
SUMMER DAYS; medley overture, arr. by
Robert Recker; orchestra. [20290
© July 21,) 19ers 22,
1911; E 262174; Leo Feist, New
York, IN. ¥
SUMMER FROLICS; rondo, by Lita Jar-
ratt, op. 20; piano. (5 instructive
pieces, no. 3.) [20291
© Aug. 2, 191d 7, ey Anmene se lei tl
E 262489; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
schottische, by H. Engelmann;
piano. [20292
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 c. July 31, 1911;
E 263311; Co-operative music Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SUMMER (A) IDYL; words and music
by L. G. Whitaker. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20293
© Aug. 18; 191t; 2 & Aug: 24,
1911; E 265134; Leila G. Whitaker,
Havre de Grace, Md.
SUMMER SKIES; words by Marion
Haig, music by A. H. Behrend.
[20294
© Aug. 26; “19-2 eeatien 23,
1911; E 264807; Charles Sheard &
co., London, England.
SUN WORSHIP; poem by James Rus-
sell Lowell, music by Arthur R.
Ramsden; high voice in E. [20295
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 8, 1911;
E 262578; Chandler-Ebel music ¢o.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
SUNBEAMS AND SHADOWS; waltzes, by
Keiser-Lincoln, arr. by Harry J.
Lincoln; mandolin club of five parts.
[20296
© Aug. 4, 1911-2) G-AuS) >, 191 =
EH 262511; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
SUNFLOWER RAG; by Percy Wenrich;
piano; > [20297
© July. 26, 190i <2 ey re 25;
1911; E 263114; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
1174
no. 9, 1911.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
20316
SUNRISE; reverie, by J. S. Unger, op.
12; piano. [20298
@© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 14,
1911; EH 262707; J. S. Unger, Read-
ing, Pa.
SUNSET LIMITED; march-two step, by
Harry J. Lincoln, arr. for mandolin
club of five parts. [20299
@©: Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 5, 1911;
E 262512; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
SUNSHINE (THE) OF HER SMILES;
words and music by J. J. Guyon.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20300
@ Aue. AD, 1994): 2c. Ame: 24,
1911; EH 265233; John J. Guyon,
Houston, Pa.
SuprPE (Franz von) Morning, noon
and night in Vienna; overture, by
Fr. vy. Suppé, edited and fingered by |
Hans T. Seifert; piano. [20301
@, june 23, 1911; 2 c. July 20,
1911; E 262110; Carl Fischer, New
iow N.Y.
Poet and peasant overture; by
Fr. v. Suppé, arr. by Alvin Buech-
ner; violoncello. [20302
© aulysads, 12911; 2 e. July 20,
1911; EK 262115; Carl Fischer, New
Work, -N. Y.
— arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; or-
chestra with piano acc. [203803
©Crimine 20. 1911:-2 ¢ Aug. 24,
1911; EH 265091; Carl Fischer, New
York, N. Y.
SuPREMACY; march, by Theo. O. Tau-
bert; band. 4to. [20304
Crs dd TON 2 en Aue. 10,
1911; EH 262636; EH. M. Orpin, Cleve-
land, O.
SuR LE LAC DE GENEVE; barcarolle par
HK. Lévéque, op. 47, pour violon seul.
(Six études-caprices, no. 2.) [20305
@yMuly, -29;. 191i: 2 -e suly° 381,
1911; E 268364; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
SUSPICIONS; words by Clifford Grey,
music by James A. Lowe. [20806
Oesuly 28, 1911s 2 e° tuly. 28.
- 1911; E 2638140; Reynolds & co.,
London, England.
SWEET (THE) BRIAR LANE; words and
music by V. L. Carver. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20307
@rpAus: 18.0 Will = 72 ue) Aue. 24,
1911; E 265143; Virginia L. Carver,
Pine Bluff, Ark.
a
SWEET BUNCH OF VIOLETS; words by
A. M. Saunders, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [20308
© July 45, 1911; 2 ce July 18,
1911; E 260985; Anna Mae Saun-
- ders, Basking Ridge, N. J.
SWEET EILEEN MY QUEEN; words by
J. P. Corcoran, music by Charles J.
W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20309
© Nae 2) 19 re Aes V2
1911; E 265300; Joseph P. Corcoran,
San Francisco, Cal.
SWEET HONEY DAYS; words by H.
Inman, music by Ferd. E. Mierisch.
New York, Gotham-Attucks music
co. [20310
© Aue. ss 19 ee Aare AG:
1911; E 262753; Herbert Inman,
Richmond, Ind.
SWEET MEMORIES; ballad, words and
music by A. Ranck. New York,
EF. B. Haviland pub. co. [20311
@©wAne 2) 1S 2c Aue 21 Gills:
EH 262548; Anna Ranck, Bunker Hill,
Kans.
SWEET REFLECTIONS; waltz, adapted
and arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; solo
and obligato violin part. [20312
© ue, Go 19st 1 oe. Ae) 124,
1911; E 265098; Carl Fischer, New
York,wW. We
—— —— by C. Fischer; piano. [20313
© Aug 215. A9il 2 -2)e5 Aue 24
1911; E 265097; Carl Fischer, New
orks. IN. WW.
SWEET SENORITA; from Round the
world, by Manuel Klein; hotel or-
chestra. [20314
G@ Awe: 323. 19ite 22 eae 24;
1911; E 265055; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SWEET ViIo0oLA-LEE-OLA; words by K.
M. Kolb, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20815
© Aue A? 19love. Allene:
1911; E 265315; Kathryn M. Kolb,
Detroit, Mich.
SWEETHEART I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU;
words by L. M. Payne, music by
Lionel Arnold. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [20316
©) fui 025; Ont 12) sess Inrly;, 25:
1911; HE 262220; Lillian M. Payne,
Fairmont, N. Dak.
1175
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20317
pt. III, n. S., v.6
SWEETHEART JUST SAY THE WORD;
words by Claude L. Barker, music
by Roy L. Burtch. [20317
© duly. 25, 191d: 2" e, july 22:
1911; EK 262179; Thompson & c@o.,
Chicago, Ill.
SWEETHEART MINE; words by W. A.
Page, music by Phil Starr. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. [20318
© Aug. 15, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 15,
1911; E 262737; Will A. Page, San
Francisco, Cal.
SWEETHEART OF OLD; words and music
by Harriet Garde. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [20319
OMA! Ayano Wer Atie 2:
1911; E 263434; Mrs. H. Benedict,
Oshkosh, Wis.
SWEETHEARTS MAYBE; words and
music by V. C. Hope. [20320
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2c. Aug. 8, 1911;
E 262576; Valerie C. Hope, Los
Angeles, Cal.
Swine (THE) ; words by Robert Louis
Stevenson, music by Myra Thorn-
burg. Pittsburgh, Jackson printing
Co. [20321
© sully 522) 19tt< 2° e. suly 26,
1911; E 263106; Myra Thornburg
Evans, Pittsburgh, Pa.
SWING AND SING; words by T. W.
Almond, music by Chas. Elwood.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20322
Orly 2251912 ec) Inv 22:
1911; H 262188; T. W. Almond,
Bowling Green, Ky.
SWITZER’S DREAM OF HOME; by Josef
Low, op. 235, 1, ed. by Pierre Duver-
net (H. L. Heartz); piano. [2038238
© July 20, 1911; 2 @ July 27,
1911; EH 262246; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
SYLPHIDE (LA); étude-caprice, von
Harry Schloming, op. 17, fiir violine
und klavier. [20324
© June 23, 1911; 2 ce July 28,
1911; EH 263145; Anton J. Benjamin,
Hamburg, Germany.
—— par Christian Schifer, op. 12, no.
1; violon et piano. (Six morceaux
de salon, no. 1.) [20325
@rAug. 721. HOt <2 vel Awen, 23)
1911; E 264241; Laudy & co., Lon-
don, England.
|
| TAKE A VACATION, Mr. Moon; words by
Bert Kalmar, music by Ted Snyder.
[20326
©. ‘Aug, 10, 191d 2 eau, 10,
1911; E 262654; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
TAKE ME BACK TO OKLAHOMA; words
and music, by J. A. Barnett. Long
Branch, N. J., Keith’s music pub.
house. [20827
© July 20, 1911; 2 ec. July 20,
1911; EH 262154; Jas. A. Barnett,
Clareta, Okla.
TAKE ME DOWN TO THE SEASHORE;
words and music by B. G. Rebers.
[20828
© Aug. 12, 1911: 2 ep Aue, 24:
1911; FE 265166; Bernhard G.
Rebers, Brooklyn, N. Y.
TAKE ME TO CANADA’S CoNEY ISLE;
words and music by T. Anderson.
[20329
© Aug. 25, 191t- 2ve. Aue. 26:
1911; E 265448; T. Anderson, New
York, N. Y.
TAKE YOUR GIRL TO THE MOON TO
SPOON; words and musie by H. T.
Donivan. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [20830
©. Aug: 15; 1941-22) ee Aue: 5,
1911; EK 262782; Harvey T. Donivan,
Portland, Or.
Tam O’SHANTER; humoresque, by
A. C. Mackenzie, op. 74. 1. Violino
primo. 2. Violino secondo. 3. Vi-
ola. 4. Violoncello. 5. Basso. (8rd
Scottish rhapsodie. ) [20881-20335
© Aug. 26, 191. 2¥er Aug. 28,
1911; E 264300—-2643804; Novello &
co., Itd., London, England.
TAMBOURIN (LE); yon Jean Maria Le-
clair, arr. von Tivadar Nachéz; in
C; violine und klavier. (Classical
masterpieces from 17th and 18th
century, no. 11.) [20336
© Aug: 18, 191%: 2>5e) Aue), 18;
1911; E 264024; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
TANNHAUSER. See Wagner (R.)
TANZ-FANTASIE; von Julius Weismann,
op. 35°, fiir orchester. Partitur.
[20337
© May 15, 1912 7eily 28,
1911; HE 263216; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, g. m. b. h., Cologne, Germany.
1176
—,
:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
20356
TAPFERE (DAS) SCHNEIDERLEIN; by
Erich Wolfgang Korngold, op. 3, no.
6; piano. [20838
(Oueiiiy 27,° 1911; 2 eZJuly 29,
1911; EH 2623829; G. Schirmer, New |
Work, N.Y.
TARANTELLE MIGNONNE (Midget taran-
telle) ; by Mentor Crosse, op. 16, no.
6; piano. (12 little compositions in
a popular vein, no. 6.)
pene) Noe, 25,1911; 2 ec. Aug. 25,
1911; E 265425; John Church co.,
- Cincinnati, Ohio.
TARENTELLE; by Arnold Trowell, op.
29; violon et piano. [20340
erage 2) 1911: 2 ¢.. Aug. 23,
1911; E 264243; Laudy & co., Lon-
don, England.
op. 94; piano. [20341
@eyuiy 0. 1911: 2 e. Aug. 21,
1911; EH 264124; Walther Schroeder,
Berlin, Germany.
TASTE AND SEE; words and music by
Haldor Lillenas. [203842
© July 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EK 262407; Charlie D. Tillman, At-
lanta, Ga.
TE BIEN AIMES (Liebesschwur) ; deut-
sche tibersetzung et musique rééditée
avee ace. de piano, par Otto Less-
mann. (Vieilles romances francaises
du 18° siécle, no. 3.) [20343
© June 27, 1911; 2 ¢. July - 28,
1911; E 263179; MHeinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
Tr DEUM LAUDAMUS; music by T. Les-
lie Carpenter; in G minor; mixed
voices. (Church music review, no.
298. ) [20344
(oMmaue. 25. 191: 2 ¢.-Aus. 24:
ae 205020: H.. W.. Gray. ¢o.,
New York, N. Y.
—— music by Charles Macpherson; in
E; men’s voices. [20345
© Aue 26, 1911: 2 ¢ Auge. 28,
1911; E 2643805; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
TEDDY’S TERRORS; march and two-step,
by Warner Crosby, arr. by W. J.
Kitchener ; mandolin orchestra.
(Hamilton S. Gordon’s pepular mel-
odies for mandolin clubs, no. 5.)
f [20346
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1911:
E 262672; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York,.N. Y:
[20339 |
Tariga; two-step, von Georg Mewes,
TELL ME HOW TO MAKE YOU LOVE ME;
words and music by W. B. Fried-
lander, arr. by Robt. T. Hawcroft.
[20347
© 1 e¢. July 25, 1911; B 262537;
Wm. B. Friedlander, Cleveland,
Ohio.
TELL ME IF LOVE IS A DREAM; lyriecs
by Beth Slater Whitson, music by
Helen Louise Shaffer. [20348
Om Auge, 25) 191-2) @ Aug. 24:
1911; E 265037; Victor Kremer co.,
Chicago, I]l.
TEMPERANCE (THE) CALL; words and
music by F. M. Hadcock. [20349
©) Aue, 10. A9T- A 2 Ane: 10;
1911; E 262643; Frank M. Hadcock,
Tillsonburg, Ont.
TEMPERANCE CRUSADE SONG; words and
music by Mrs. C. H. Morris. [20350
©) Aug. -15,) 1911.2) es (Aug. (16,
1911; EK 262806; Henry L. Gilmour,
Wenonah, N. J.
TEMPO DI MINUETTO; by C. H. Lloyd.
(Original compositions for the or-
gan, no. 418.) [20851
@©rAuge. 5, 1911): 2-e: Aug® 7, 1910;
E 263677; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Temps (LE) A LAISSE SON MANTEAU;
poésie de Ch. d’Orléans, musique de
EK. Millot; piano et chant. [20352
OraAne +3), 191i. 2 ceAug, 2
1911; EK 264148; A. Durand & fils,
Paris, France.
TEMPTATION RAG; words and music
by F. D. Oswald. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [20353
© Aug? 1, 1911; 2'e:. Aug. 2) 1914;
EK 263432; Floyd D. Oswald, Alma,
Mich.
TEN o’CLOCK; schottische, by Carl De-
mangate; piano. Boston, Evans
music Co. [20354
@ Aug. 1h 191i? 2 ve Aus 15:
1911; EH 262755; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
TENDER MESSAGE; melodie, by Rudolf
Friml, op. 74, no. 6; piano. (Aqua-
relles, no. 6.) [20355
Op Ago. 19d Qe “Augie
1911; EH 262920; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
TENITE TUTTO, MARGARI’; canzonetta,
versi di T. Ferrazzano, musica di
D. Jetti; canto e mandolino. [20356
@rguly Ss dot Ay early 20;
AON? Ay er July 25) foils 262207:
Italian book co., New York, N. Y.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20357
pt. III, n. s., v. 6.
TENTATRICE (LA); air de baliet, par
Francis G. Byford, op. 21, pour
piano. [20357
© June 30, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 4,
1911; E 2638659; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
TERAMO; marcietta italiana, par Al-
fonso Cipollone, pour piano. [20358
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 c Aug. 14,
1911; E 268837; Joubert, Paris,
France.
THAT AWFUL BABY; characteristic
polka, by Fred. W. Hager. (Concert
ed. for orchestra, no. 448.) [20359
© July 28, 1914; 2.c. Aug. 1, 1911;
I} 262354; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
THAT CORRUGATED RAG; by Hdw. J. Mel- |
linger; piano. [20360
© July 27%, 1911: 2c July 31,
1911; H 2638268; Stark music print-
ing and pub. co., St. Louis, Mo.
THAT DALLAS DIP; words by E. S. S.
Huntington, music by Arthur H.
Gutman. [20361
© July 20; 119i 2 se. uly 28:
1911; E 268129; Seymour Furth
music pub. co., New York, N. Y.
THAT DREAMY SCHUBERT SERENADE;
words and music by G. W. R. Schult-
heis, pseud. of G. Schultheis. [20362
©1.e. July 26, 1911; E 263102;
Gustav Schultheis, San Francisco,
Cal.
THAT FLYING RAG; by Arthur Pryor;
piano. [20363
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 24, 1911;
EH 265100; Carl Fischer, New York,
INE OG
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts;
orchestra with piano acc. [20364
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 24, 1911;
HE 265099; Carl Fischer, New York,
N.Y:
THAT LOVING WALTZ; words and music
by Bernie Adler. [20365
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
EK 2624381; Robert B. Thompson,
Chicago, III.
THAT OLD FAMILIAR PRAYER; words and
music by F. A. Bartram. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20366
OyAue. 12; protd 2 eh Aue 24-
1S WH 265228 A. * A> Bartram,
Montreal, Canada.
THAT OLD WALNUT TABLE; words ard
music by H. A. Brown. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20367
© Aug. 18, 19t -eremAne: - 24%
1911; HE 265112; Hannah A. Brown,
Salem, N. J.
THEMATISCHE, RHYTHMISCEHE UND ME-
TRISCHE ANALYSE DER SYMPHONIEN.
See Beethoven (lL. van).
THEME VARIE; aus Sonata op. 1, no.
12, von Giuseppe Tartini, arr. von
Tivadar Nachéz; violine und kla-
vier. (Classical masterpieces from
17th and 18th century, no. 2.)
[20368
© Aug. 18, 19d ee Aue. 18)
1911; EK 264025; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
|
|
my
THEME WITH VARIATIONS AND FUGUE; ©
by Alfred Hollins; organ obl. 4to.
(Original compositions, no. 419.)
[20369
©: July 29, 191d ==?) ce imly 315
1911; FE 268375; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England. :
THERE ARE NO ROSES; words and music
by Edmund D. La Fouche; low key
and high key. [20370
© Aug. 15, 191d; 2 w Aug. 16,
1911; E 268961; Cary & co., London,
Hnegland.
THERE IS ROOM FOR ALL; words by
Maud Frazer, music by Robert
Harkness. [20371
© July 3, 1901; 2c Age 42 19i11.-
E 2635938; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THERE IS ROOM FOR YOUR CLOTHES IN
MY TRUNK; words by C. W. Fraim,
music by Madden music co. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20372
© Aug, 12, 19117 eae: 124.
1911; E 265158; Chas. W. Fraim,
Harrisburg, Pa.
THERE’S A BIRD BENEATH YOUR WIN.
DOW ; AND, IF I WERE A BIRD, I WOULD
SING ALL DAY; from Five little love
songs, words by Cora Fabbri, music
by Liza Lehmann. Medium voice.
[20873
© July 17, 1900-2 ey gily 118,
1911; E 262089; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
1178
no. 9, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
20390
THERE’S A CHARM ABOUT THE OLD LOVE
STILL; quartette, words by F. W.
Vandersloot, music by A. L. Fischer,
arr. by Harry J. Lincoln. 1. Male
voices. 2. Mixed voices.
[ 20374, 20375
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 c. each Aug.
21, 1911; EH 262940, 262941; Vander-
sloot music pub. co., Williamsport, ©
Pa.
THERE’S A FUNNY LITTLE FEELING; by
H. J. Ludwig. New York, F. B.
_ Haviland pub. co. [20376
Oey nce, 1914: 2c. July 22,
1911; EH 262188; Harry J. Ludwig,
Newark, N. J.
THERE’S A MOTHER OLD AND GRAY WHO
NEEDS ME NOW; words and music by
George H. Diamond. . [20377
july, 28,1911: 2 ¢. July 28,
1911; E 268131; Harold Rossiter
musie ¢o., Chicago.
THERE’S ONLY ONE LOVE FOR ME; words
by L. E. Cobb, music by Charles J.
W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20378
(oe Ae dD 1ST: 2 ec. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265161; Lillie E. Cobb, No-
wata, Okla.
THERE’S SOMETHING IN THE SEASIDE
AIR; written and composed by Mills,
Weston and Scott. London, Eng-
land, Star music pub. co., ltd. [20379
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2c. July 28,
1911; E 264099; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
THERE SHINES NO LOVE-LIGHT THERE;
words and music by Loyli Griech.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20380
©; Awe: 12, 1911.52 i. Awe. 24,
1911; E 265190; Anna S. Peterson,
Blaine, Wash.
THEY ARE FRENCH JUST THE SAME;
words and music by V. Metoyer.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20381
Ame 1s) 191T 2 ec. Aus. 24.
1911; E 265155; Vileour Metoyer,
Chopin, La.
THINKING OF HOME; words and music
by R. B. Wharry. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [20382
fe Anes 12) dd + (2) e* Amie 124.
1911; E 2652386; Rufus B. Wharry,
Thompsonville, Ill.
1179
THINKING OF HOME—Continued.
——words and music by R. T. An-
derson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20383
© Ang. 12; A912: 2c. . Aug: 24,
1911; E 265250; Robert T. Anderson,
Claudville, Va.
THOMAS (CHARLES LOUIS AMBROISE)
A vos jeux, mes amis; scene and
aria of Ophelia, from Hamlet, by A.
Thomas, English version by Henry
G. Chapman, ed. by Max Spicker;
soprano. [20384
©) Bully 626, 19115 2).¢ Daly’ 27,
1911; E 262277; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
— Mignon; opéra-comique de A.
Thomas, ouverture, transcription par
H. Mouton, pour’ petit orchestre,
avec piano-conducteur. (Symphonia,
premiére série, no. 21.) [20385
© Ame. 10, 1911- 2 c. Aug. 14,
1911; E 268826; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
THOMSON’S GARLAND OF SACRED HYMNS;
words and music by Daisy M. A.
Thomson. [20386
© July 29, W91ie. 2 «er July °31,
1911; E 263275; D. M. A. Thomson,
Lynn, Mass.
THOSE DREAMY EYES; words by E. J.
Farrington, music by F. M. Paine;
mezzo soprano or baritone. Los
Angles, Hodgdon music co. [20387
© July 28, 1911; 2c. Aug. 1, 1911;
HK 262360; Francis M. Paine, Los
Angeles, Cal.
THOSE DREAMY EYES OF BLUE; words
and music by Thos. J. Quigley, arr.
by T. J. Watson. Hazelton,’ Pa.
Watson & sons. [20388
© Aug. 12, 1911; .2 ec. Aue. 14,
1911; E 262725; Thos. J. Quigley,
Freeland. Pa.
THOSE HYPNOTIZING, MESMERIZING
EYES; American Mexican love song;
words by G. F. Safstrom. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20389
© Awe. 12) 191d 2 e: Aug. 24,
1911; EH 265290; G. F. Safstrom,
Chicago, III.
THOU ART, O CHRIST, THE LIGHT AND
LIFE; words by Charles H. Rominger,
music by T. Stanley Skinner. [20390
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262617; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Ill.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES.
20391
THou ART, O Gop; anthem, words by
Thomas Moore, music by Nicholas
de Vore; mixed voices. [20391
© une 23, 190d 2G. wauily one
1911; E 262258; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York, IN
THOU COMEST; words and music by
Helen Kilner; in C. [20892
© July 19, 1911; 2c. Aug. 1, 1911;
EH 262334; Leonard & co., London,
England.
THOU SWEET ROSE OF RED; words by
Richard T. W. Whitmore, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20393
© Waly, 415, °iGit 2 cn July 8,
1911; E 260999; R. T. W. Whitmore,
Texarkana, Ark.
THOUGH HE’S FALSE, I’LL NOT FORGET
HIM ; words and musie by L. Milton;
mezzo soprano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [20394
© July 12, 1911; 2 @ July 18,
1911; EH 262014; Mrs. L. Miiton,
Chicago, I].
THREE PICTURES; words and music by
L. S. Barger. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [203895
©F July 25, 19: ie Suly< 25.
19113: E 262231; L.. S: . Barger,
Greeley, Col.
THREE SONGS OF THE SEA; words and
music by Roger Quilter, op. 1; high
voice and low voice. Contents :—
1. The sea bird. 2. Moonlight. 3.
By the sea. [20396
© July 24, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 18,
1911; E 264032; Forsyth bros., Itd.,
London, England.
THROUGH FIRE AND STEEL; grand
march; by F. G. Strong; pf. Lon-
don, Weekes & co. [20397
©) July) 27,, 1914 92. e uly, 28;
1911; E 263142; Francis G. Strong,
Victoria, Canada.
THY GENTLE SPIRIT; words by Fred G.
Bowles, music by H. Philippe
Thomas; in © minor. [20398
© July 15, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 1, 1911;
Ei 262335; Leonard & co., London,
England.
THY PRESENCE; words by John B.
Tabb, music by John W. Metcalf;
sop. or tenor and alto or bass.
[203899
©) gAuig MO Oia? eek Ot
1911; EK 262921; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
pt. Hi, nu: s., v.6
THY PRESENCE, LORD DIVINE; words by
Robert Allen Scott, music by Ad. M.
Foerster. [20400
© Aug, 23, D911 ee ne.” 25:
1911; EH 265395; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Ill.
THY SONG HAS TAUGHT MY HEART;
poem by Thomas Moore, music by
Em. J. Polak; high voice. [20401
© Aug. “11, 190i Anne: 12
1911; E 262678; G. Schirmer, New
York; N.Y
THY WORK SHALL PRAISE THEE; words
and music by Ira B. Wilson. [20402
© July 25, 19115" 2c. uly Si.
1911; E 263291; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
TIDDLE UM POM; Solo or duet, written
and composed by Tom Sutton.
[20403
© Aug. 11, 1919-92 e> Aue. 11:
1911; E 263782; Reynolds & co.,
London, England.
TILL THE SANDS OF THE DESERT GROW |
COLD; by Ernest R. Ball;
chestra; in D. 4to.
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c Aug. 9, 1911;
EH 262594 ;
York, INU NG
TIMELY (A) TIP; words by Mrs. E. C.
Apsey, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
vocal or-
[20405 |
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 24, |
1911; E 265175; Mrs. E. ©. ADECY, |
Caledonia, Mich.
To A ROSE; words and music by C.
Mantz, op. 2, no. 2.
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263618; Caroline E.
ver, Colo.
To CHEER HIM UP AND HELP HIM ON |
HIS WAY; written and composed by
Alec Kendal.
© Aug. 2, 1911¢ 2°) Aue 2) 1911
E 263391; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
To MY LOVE, MY TWIN SOUL; words by |
M. Brandvold, music by Len Flem- |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dug- |
[20408 |
ing.
dale co.
© Aug.) 18, 1919-027.) Aug: 247
1911; BH 265149;
vold, Bagley, Minn.
To THE BUTTERFLY; by J. H. Durant;
piano.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1911; E 262663;
Joseph H. Durant, Brighton, Mass.
1180
[20407 |
Mathilda Brand- |
[20408 |
=!
a
[20404 |
M. Witmark & sons, New |
[20406 |
Mantz, Den-
| MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
2426
To THE KING; words by Riccardo
Stephens, music by Hamilton Harty.
[20410
feraue, 1, 19115; 2c Aug: 2, 1911;
E 263416; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
| Toast (THE) OF THE ELK; words by
| Thomas HE. Shea, music by Eddie
| Cassady. [20411
© July 8, 1911; 2e. ‘July 1911 ;
| 261576; Joe Morris music ©co.,
| New York, N Y.
| TOCCATA UND FUGE IN D & E MOLL.
| See Bach (J. S.)
| Torp BY THE FIRELIGHT; duetto, by
Geo. L. Spaulding; piano. [20412
| © Suly 31, 1911; 2c. Aug. 1, 1911;
| E 262377; M. Witmark & sons, New
f ervork, N.Y.
|
|Ton (Der) (A tone); ged. von Knut
Hamsun, English words by John
Bernhoff, musik von Joseph Marx,
fiir mittlere stimme. [20413
© Nov. 15, 1910; 2 c. Aug. 2, 1911;
| E 2638522; Schuberthaus-verlag, Vi-
| enna, Austria.
}
|
TOUT CA C’EST POUR L’AMOUR; two step,
| de G. Noceti, arr. by L. Diodet; or-
chestra with piano acc. 4to.
[20414
| Aue 16. 1901-2 ¢ Aug. 17,
1911; E 263968; L. Digoude-Diodet,
Paris, France.
|Tout’s LES FEMMES; polka-marche,
_ par Ch. de Buecovich, pour piano
seul. [20415
| © Aug. 10, 1911; 2 c Aug. 14,
¥ £1911; H 263797; L. Bénech, Paris,
France.
“TRAUERWeIDEN (Willows); deutsch
_ von A. M. von Blomberg, musik von
| Cyril Scott, op. 24, no. 2, fiir eine
| Singstimme mit klavier-begleitung.
[20416
jpaly tb 19ih- 2 ef Aug, 4.1911 -
E 268661; B. Schott’s sédhne, Mainz,
Germany.
| TRauM AN DER SIEGFRIEDQUELLE;
dichtung nach Philo vom See, musik
von Richard Wiesner, op. 55, fiir
vierstimmigen minnerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [20417
Oy June 19) 1911; Be. Ave. 2:
1911; EH 263490;
Offenbach a. Main, Germany.
Johann André,.
TRAUMBILD (Mirage); deutsch von
A. M. von Blomberg, English words
by Rosamund Marriott Watson,
music by Cyril Scott, op. 70, no. 2.
[20418
© July 2, 19th. 2.e Awer 41901 ;
E 263662; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
TREASURED MEMORIES; by James I.
Wray, op. 30; piano. [20419
© Aue. 14, 190: 2 ¢.. Ania,
1911; E 262691: Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TRES-JOLIE (Very Sweet); walzer von
Franz J. Liftl, op. 114, fiir klavier
zu 6 hinden, ohne oktavenspan-
nung mit bezeichnung des finger-
satzes. (8 leichte tanzweisen, no.
i) [20420
© June 2) A902 ve; Aue,
1911; E 263896; Bosworth & ©Co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
TRES MOUTARDE; one or two step, by
Cecil Macklin; piano. [20421
©). July 26.1981 = 2 e€ suly. 27,
1911; E 262283; Cary & co., London,
England.
Trio; von Erwin Lendvai. op. 11; B
dur; violine, bratsche und violoncell.
(Pocket ed.) [20422
Oy Ane AG 19s > ce Agioes 1G-
1911; E 2638945; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
Trio No. 4; by Ernest Austin, op. 26;
piano, violin and violoncello.
[20423
OivAug., FA -19ids 2. ea Aniea eee:
1911; E 264229; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
TRIPLET STUDY; by Bickford;
cello. [20424
© July 25, 1911-2 « Aus: 2 toi:
E 263408; U. S. school of music,
New York, N. Y.
arr.
TRIUMPH (THE) OF SPRING; words and
music by J. A. Lyons. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20425
©” Aug: *18 191-26 Aue. 24.
1911; E 265126; J. Albert Lyons,
Nuevitas, Cuba.
Triumphal march. See Verdi (G.)
TRIXIE MY DIXIE GIRL; words by W. C.
Ballard and L. A. Ripley, music by
Thomas H. Parker. [20426
©rduly 2 aol to ex July «24,
1911; E 263689; Jos. Krolage music
co., Cincinnati, O.
1181
CATALOGUE. OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20427
pt. III, n. s., v. 6 |
TROCADEROS (THE) MARCH; by Harry
H. Williams; orchestra. 4to.
[20427
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2¢ Aug. 14, 1911;
Ei 262716; Cundy Bettoney co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
TROUBADOUR SONG; by F. E. Peterson ;
piano. [20428
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1911; BH 263410;
Krank E. Peterson, Minneapolis,
Minn.
TROUBLES OF THE FARMER; words by
A. Thompson, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [20429
(Aue i 19d 2. Ane 28 TOM: :
E 263431; Ambrose Thompson, Beau-
mont, Tex.
TRUE TO BLUE; words by J. Ernst,
music by Hugh Trevor. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [204380
©) July, 28.) 1911. 2 ch July. 328;
1911; E 2625438; Juanita Ernst,
Butte, Mont.
TRYING TO FORGET; words by B. Shan-
non, music by Len Fleming. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20431
© Auge. 12, 191d: 72sec, Aue 24:
1911; EK 2652738; Blanche Shannon,
Indianapolis, Ind.
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH) AI-
bum for the young; by P. I. Tschai-
kowsky, op. 39, arr. by N. Messer,
revised and edited by Gustav Saen-
ser: violin and piano. (Music
library edition no. 684.) [20432
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2c. Aug. 24, 1911;
E 265060; Carl Fischer, New York,
N.Y.
——Dame (La) de pique; Roman
lyrique, en trois actes et sept
tableaux, d’aprés A. Pouchkine et M.
Tschaikowsky, paroles francaises de
Michel Delines, musique de P.
Tschaikowsky, op. 68; partition
chant et piano. [20483
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 c Aug. 14,
1911; D 18946; A. Noél, Paris,
France.
Deuxiéme chant sans paroles; by
P. Tschaikowsky, op. 40, no. 6, tran-
scribed by Aug. Reinhard, revised
and fingered by Gustav Saenger;
violin and piano. [20434
©) June S23.) 1Oidl -e2 en sunliy 20;
1911; E 262094; Carl Fischer, New
York, Ne Yc
1182
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH )—Con..
. Marche slave; by P. Tschaikow- ||
sky, op. 31, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; |
full orchestra with piano acc. af
[20435 |
© June 21, 1911; 2 1¢..duly -26 !
LO 262106: Carl Fischer, New |
York, IN 3 Xe
Sérénade mélancolique; by P. |
Tschaikowsky, op. 26, transcrite par |
Carl Hermann; viola (alto) )
piano.
© Aug. 17%) 19tte eer Ane. 2a e
1911; H 264312: Rob. Forberg, Leip: 1
zig, Germany. |
musik von Otto ‘Tistier,
vierstimmigen miinnerchor.
tur und stimmen. 4to.
© June 19, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
FE 263489; Johann André, Offenbach ||
a. Main, Germany. i
TURN TO THE RIGHT; words by H. Hy
Kennicott, music by Charles J. W.’
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus}
Dugdale co. [20488
© Aug. 15,:1911<°2 © Aue. 241
1911; EK 265216; Elsie Kennicott, }
Platteville. Colo.
TUSNELDA; ged. von Karl Gerok, mu-
sik von Edwin Schlumpf, op. 6;°
miinnerchor, bariton solo mit orches-
ter oder pianoforte; klavierauszug |
und stimmen. [20489 |
© Aug. 3, 1911: 2 © Ame 24, 19115 |
FE 264108; Phil Fries, Ziirich, Swit-
zerland. ;
TWENTY GALLONS OF SLEEP; words by |
Agnes Storrie, music composed and | |
arranged by Kathleen Shaw-Mayer; ||
recitation with piano ace. (Law- 7
rence Campbell musical monologues,
no. 3.) ; ee fl
© July 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262414; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don, England.
TWENTY NURSERY RHYMES; Set to new |
tunes, by Edmond Rickett, op. 16;
piano. ‘ [20441 '}
© July 18,191 Ze) Aug. 1, 19t1g
E 262355; Oliver Ditson co., Boston, *
Mass.
TwiLicHT; by Rudolf Friml. op. 36,
no. 2.; violin and piano [20442
©. Aug: 19; a9i: Do Nea Ans. 2m
1911; H 262922; Arthur P. Schmidt, |
Boston, Mass.
i 9, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
20460
TWiLicHT—Continued.
——words by G. Barton, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20443
See 12, 1911: 2 c. Aug. 24,
| 1911; EH 265192; Guy Barton, Mu-
; nith, Mich.
beer DREAMS ; M. A.
Barth; piano. [20444
@ duly 29, 1911; 2 ce July 31,
) 1911; H 268276; M. Allen Barth,
waltz, by
|
| Boston, Mass.
|
|
|
|
TWILIGHT HOUR; by? Jt NS.
Fearis; piano. [20445
me vous, 23. 1911: 2 ¢ Aug. 21,
1911; E 262954; Willis music co.,
. Cincinnati, Ohio.
reverie,
('wiLigHt MELODY; by Edward J. Bel-
| lerby, op. 31; organ. [20446
| erage 14. 1911: 2 c.-Aug. 14,
| 1911; E 263883; Edwin Ashdown,
| Itd., London, England.
PwiticHt’s RETROSPECTION ; words, by
| James Fitzgerald, music by Ferd E.
i Mierisch. [20447
ome Aye 12 1911: 2c. Aug. 16,
| 1911; E 262754; James Fitzgerald,
| Stafford Springs, Conn.
(TWILL NOT BE LONG; words and music
| by Chas. C. Kirk. [20448
W eee) June 23, 1911; 2c. July 27,
‘| 1911; B 262259; Tullar-Meredith co.,
(| New York, N. Y.
‘’win (THE) SOLDIER BOYS; words by
| G. Noll, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
: reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
- dale co. [20449
} eee? July 15, 1911; 2 ¢. July 18,
|; 1911; EH 260987; Geo. J. Noll, Cleve-
\\ land, Ohio.
|'wo FLAGS; words by Emma Swygert
|| Sandel, music by Luther Adams.
| [20450
fH eee Aue. 26. 1911; 2 © Ang. -25,
1) 1911; BH 265366; J. D. Smithdeal,
| Columbia, S. C.
‘Wo PICTURES; words by Hattie Mc-
| Clure, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
|; reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [20451
/YROLIENNE; by Mentor Crosse, op. 16,
|} no. 10; piano. (12 little composi-
tions in a popular vein, no. 10.)
- [20452
1 meeAge 25. 191t: 2 eo Aus 25,
§ 1911; EH 265426; John Church co.,
| Cincinnati, Ohio. ~
U. S. MARINE BAND; march, by Ted
Browne; piano. [20453
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262571; Will Rossiter, Chicago,
Te
UEBUNGEN FUR DEN HANDSTRICH (EXx-
ercises on bowing); von Dotzauer,
Lee, und Merk, ftir unterricht und
konzert, mit anmerkungen heraus-
gegeben von Carl Fuchs, fiir violon-
eello und pianoforte. (Violoncello-
werke, no. 2.) [20454
© June Bi 19: 2 ce. July’ #8;
1911; E 262056; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
UN DI SI BEN. See Verdi (G.)
UN SOIR, A GRENADE; par Maurice
Pesse; piano. [20455
© Aug. 31, 1910: 2 @ Ame 21,
1911; E 264147; A. Durand & fils,
Paris, France.
UNBEGEHRT; ged. von Anna Ritter, mu-
sik von Fritz Lubrich jun. op. 17,
no. 1; mi&nnerchor; partitur und
stimmen. [20456.
© July 21, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263418; Robert Forberg, Leipzig,
Germany.
UND ICH WAR FERN; ged. von Detlev
von Liliencron, musik von Georg
Vollerthun, ftir mittlere stimme und
klavier. [20457
© June 10, 1911; 2 c. July 18,
1911; E 262057; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
UND SO MACHT’ ICH EIN VILLEANELLE
(And so I made a _ villanelle) ;
deutsch von A. M. von Blomberg,
English words by Ernest Dowson,
musik von Cyril Scott, op. 65.
[20458
© aly fo 191 2c. Aue ota
E 263663; B. Schott’s. sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
UNDER THAT DARK GREEN HAT; words
by G. W. D’Vys, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [20459
© Aue? Tt 19-77 eG hus. 2) tot
HH 263480; George W. D’Vys, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
UNDER THE LINDEN; waltz, by Paul
Zilecher, ed. by S. L. Herrmann;
piano. [20460
@ Aus 17, 1911-2 @ Aus, 17.
1911; EK 262831; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1183
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20461
UNDER THE ORANGE BLOSSOMS; waltz,
by H. Engelmann; piano. [20461
© Aue. 17, (191d sp 2c) Aue aif,
1911; E 2628382; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
JNDINE; - barcarolle, words by Nelle
Richmond Eberhart, music by
Charles Wakefield Cadman; men’s
voices. 4to. (Secular part songs,
no. 6449.) [20462
© Aug. 45, 1910-02) Ga Ause 17;
1911; HE 262848; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
UNSTERBLICHE LIEBE (Undying love) ;
German poem by Johanna Am-
brosius, English version by Henry
G. Chapman, music by Alvin S.
Wiggers: high voice. [204638
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262589; G. Schirmer, New York,
ING
UNTER AFRIKANISCHEM HIMMEL; iD-
- termezzo von Léon Jessel, op. 217,
arr. von Schmidt-Cothen. Ausgabe
fiir infanteriemusik. Stimmen.
[20464
© June. 121910 2 er july 28,
1911; E 2638174; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
UNTER STERNEN (Among -the stars) ;
ged. von Gottfried Keller, English
version by Mrs. B. Shapleigh, musik
von Felix Weingartner, op. 22, no.
12, fiir hohe stimme mit orchester-
begleitung. Partitur. [20465
© May 31, 1911; 2 c. July 28,
1911; EH 263156; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
UNTIL; song, by Wilfrid Sanderson ;
eornet solo. (Boosey & ¢o.’S brass
and reed band journal, no. 514.)
[20466
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2c. Aug. 10, 1911;
EK 263982; Boosey & co., London,
England.
UNTIL YOU CAME, DEAR HEART; words
and music by Ff. E. Hern. [20467
© Aue 14 191i ey Annes Ar,
1911; EK 262873; Frank EH. Hern,
Huntington, W. Va.
UrRDEMO (L’) AppI0; melodia popolare,
versi di T. Ferrazzano, musica di
V. De Crescenzio; canto e mando-
lino. [20468
© July 18, 1911; 1 e@ July 20,
1911; 1 e« July 25, 1911; EH 262209;
Italian book co., New York, N. Y.
pt. 111, n. 8., v. 6 |
URSPRUNG (DER) DES FEUERS (Ukko |}
tondichtung,
deutsche nachdichtung von Alfr. Jul. }j
the fire - maker) ; |
Boruttau, English adaptation by
Rosa Newmarch, musik von Jean
Sibelius, op. 32, fiir bariton, mién-
nerchor mit klavier, revidiert von {
[20469 |
Wilh. Dugge.
© May 11, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EH 263493 ; Breitkopf & Hiirtel, New |
Yorks iN: Y.
URWALDIDYLL; two-step, aus der op-
erette Hoheit amtiSiert sich. musik
von Rudolf Nelson. 1. Kavallerie- ]
musik. 2. Infanterie-musik.
[20470, 20471 |
© Aug. 11, 1911; 2 ¢. each Aug. 11, |
; Harmonie |
1911; EH 268776, 2638777
verlag, Berlin, Germany.
VACATION SONG; words by M. E. Mar-|
lowe, music by Charles J. W. Jer- |
reld. Washington, H. Wirkus Dug- |
dale co.
© Aug.
1911; EH 265158 ;
Hartford, Kans.
[20472
C. FF. Modisett.
Kirkus Dugdale co.
Washington,
City, Tex.
VALSE ARABESQUE; by F. P. Atherton; :
[20474 |
© Aug. 17, 1911; 2c Aug. 1777)
1911; EK 2628383; Theo. Presser co., |
piano.
Philadelphia, Pa.
—deM. V. Rees-Newland; piano.
[20475 |
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 14, 1911;
EK 263879; Augener,
England.
VALSE-ARIETTA; by Bradford Campbell,
op. 64; piano.
E 262394; Hdward Schuberth & co.,
New York, N. Y.
VALSE (LA) COMMENCE; ou, valse et
farandole; idylle provencale, paroles.
de EF. L. Bénech, musique de R. Des-
moulins.
1911; EH 268798; L. Bénech, Paris,
France.
VALSE DE BALLET; by EH. R. Kroeger,
op. 72; piano. [20478 |
me Aue, 7;:19id 92 cava a Oils
EK 263686; Theo. Presser CO., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
1184
|
18, 1911 :) 2) ¢ Aug. 2438"
Mrs. M. E. Marlowe, }
Ha
[20473 |
© Aug. 1, 1911-2 © Ave-2) 19148 i
E 262536; C. F. Modisett, Canyon |
Itd., London, |
3 [20476 |
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 3, 19113)
[20477 |
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 © Aug. 14)
|
ie
}
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
VALSE-INTERMEZZO; from the Count
of Luxembourg, by Franz Lehar;
orchestra. (Chappell’s orchestral
journal, no. 632.) [20479
Ame, 17, 1911: 2 eAug: 18,
1911; E 264031; Chappell & co., ltd.,
Lendon, Hngland.
VALSE JULIAN; from The fascinating
widow, music by Kerry Mills, arr.
by Al Doyle; piano. [20480
ie wity ol. 1911-2 c July 31,
1911; E 263299; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York, N. Y.
VALSE MIGNARDE; par Frédéric Binet,
op. 108, pour piano. [20481
ie) aimiy 29 1911: 2) ¢. July’ 31,
1911; E 268358; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
VALSE MIRAMAR; by R. Sontini; piano.
[20482
ejay 224. 1911s 2 e July. 25,
1911; E 262198; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don, England.
VALSE PASSIONE; by F. E. Hersom;
piano. [20483
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1911; E 262956;
- Frank E. Hersom, New York, N. Y.
VALSE SLAVE; par Jean Savasta, op.
168, pour orchestre avec piano-con-
ducteur. 4to. [20484
Ce to. 1911- 2 c. Aug 14,
1911; EH 263793; EF. Salabert, Paris,
France.
VALSE TRISTE; by Jean Sibelius, arr.
by Frank Winterbottom ; military
band. [20485
enue AOL 2c. Aus 21,
1911; E 264103; Hawkes & sons,
London, England.
VALSE VENITIENNE; by Léon Ringuet,
op. 41; violin and piano. [20486
je auly si, 1911; 2 c. July 31,
191d 3°) 263330; Theo. Presser €o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
VALSETTE (Little waltz); by Mentor
Grasse; op. 16, no. 3: piano. * (12
little compositions in a popular vein,
no. 3.) [20487
© Aus. 25, 1911: 2 "ec. Aug. 25,
19i1> H 265427; John Church ¢o.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
‘VANDERSLOOT (THE) MANDOLIN AND
' GUITAR FOLIO NO. 7; 1. Cornet part,
| 2. First mandolin part, 3. Guitar,
_ 4. Piano ace., 5. Second mandolin.
| [20488-20492
© Aug. 4, 1911: 2 ec. each Aug. 5,
| 1911; E 262513-262517; Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
20500
VANISH AS THE DUSKY NIGHT; words
by Florence Willard, music by M.
Payson. [20493
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1911; E 263568;
Mary Payson, San Diego, Cal.
VARIATIONEN; von Bernhard Dessau,
op. 52; violine mit piano. [20494
© Auge: 18)" 1911: 2 e tug? 18;
1911; E 264026; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
VELVET EYES; words by Gladys Eman-
uel, music by Bothwell Thomson.
[20495
© July 24, 1911; 2 ec July 25,
1911; EH 262219; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
VENEZOLANISCHER BEITERMARBRSCH
(March of the Venezuelian riders) ;
two-step von Alfonso Estrella, fiir
pianoforte zu 2 hiinden. [20496
© June 18, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263538; Carl Kiihle, Leipzig,
Germany.
VENI CREATOR, [AND] PIESN POGRZE-
BoWA; by Hug. Walkiewicz, op. 49,
nos. 1 and 2. 1. Mixed voices. 2.
Male voices. [20497
©).June 20; 1901: 2 ‘eo Jane: 22,
1911; E 262702; B. J. Zalewski,
Chicago, Ill.
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) Ah, fors’ 6 lui che
Vanima; scene and aria of Violetta,
from La Traviata, by G. Verdi, ed.
by Max Spicker, English version by
Natalie Macfarren; soprano. [20498
© July 26,. 1911: 2) ce: July 29;
1911; E 262316; G. Schirmer, New
York, IN. Y-
Caro nome che il mio cor; aria
from Rigoletto, by G. Verdi, ed. by
Max Spicker, English version by
Natalie Macfarren; soprano. [20499
©. Sully, 928) AGIs) 2 er July? 29:
1911; HK 2623818; G. Schirmer, New
Works, Nay.
— Stride la vampa! la folla in-
domita; from [1 ‘Trovatore, by
Giuseppe Verdi, ed. by Max Spicker,
Hnglish version by Henry G. Chap-
man; mezzo-soprano. [20500
© (duly (28, 1911s) 2: July 29,
1911; E 262322; G. Schirmer, New
Work, Na 2
1189
—————————————————————
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20501
pt. II, n. s., v. 6
VERDI (GIUSEPPE )—Continued.
Triumphal march from Aida; by
G. Verdi, arr. by P. W. Orem; pipe
organ. [20501
© July. '3h, 19h: 2c Tuly 31,
1911; E. 2638329; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
— —Un di si ben (One day if I re-
member well) ; quartetto by G. Verdi,
English version by N. Carlton Hill,
arr. by Edgardo Lévi. No. 1 in E
flat and no. 2 in HE. [20502
© July, 29, 1911;-2 e July -3i,
1911; E 2633381; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
VERSCHENKTE (DIE) FRAU; komische
oper in drei aufziigen nach einem
entwurf von FEF. Antony, text von
Rudolf Lothar, musik von Hugen
d’Albert, arr. von QO. Singer; kla-
vierauszug mit text. [20508
©): ‘Ane 12; 1911; 2-c.. Aug., 23,
1911; D 18958; Aug. Cranz, Leip-
zig, Germany.
—— —— orchesterpartitur. [20504
© ‘Aug: 12,1911: 2) ex Aue 28,
1911; D 18961; Aug. Cranz, Leip-
zig, Germany.
VERZAUBERTE (DIE) PRINZESSIN; by
Hrich Wolfgang Korngold, op. 3, no.
1; piano. [20505
© July 27, 19f1: 2 @.stuly 29,
1911; E 262330; G. Schirmer, New
Work, UN. Y.
VETERANS (THE); words and music by
Mrs. O. Dyer. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [20506
© Aug. 1, 1914; 2c Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263429; Mrs. O. H. Dyer, Barnum,
Minn.
VIEILLES CHANTERIES, XVIIIe SIECLE;
recueilli et transcrit par Paul Seguy,
harmonisé par F. de la Tombelle,
pour chant et piano. [20507
© Aig: 10, 19115 2 e, Aug: 14,
1911; H 2638860; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris, France.
VIKING (THE) MARCH; by K. L. King.
1. Band. 2. Orchestra. 4to.
[20508, 20509
© Mar. 9, 1911; 2 ec. each Aug. 25,
1911; E 265362, 265363; C. L. Barn-
house, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
VILLAGE FESTIVAL; dance by Richard
Czerwonky ; violin and piano. [20510
© July 6, 1911; 2 ¢. July 20, 1911;
H 2621388; Carl Fischer, New York,
ING NG
VILLAGEOISE; par Christian Schiifer,
op. 12, no. 2; violon et piano. (Six
morceaux de salon, no. 2.) [20511
© Aug. 21) 199t> 2 errue 23,
1911; E 264242; Laudy & co., Lon-
don, England.
VILLE (LA) ROSE; par Albert Roussel,
op. 15; two pianos, four hands.
(Evocations pour orchestra, no. 2.)
[20512
© Aug. 31. 19m enue, 24.
1911; EH 264144; Durand & cgie.,
Paris, France.
VINDOBONA; march by Karl Komzik,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; full band.
4to. [205138
© June 20, 1911; 2 @ July 20,
1911; E 262189; Carl Fischer, New
York: INE Ye
VIOLETS; waltzes, by Jos. J. Kaiser;
piano. [20514
© Aug: 19, 1911; “2°e ue, 22°
1911; E 262965; Jos. J. Kaiser music
co., New York, N. Y.
VIOLETS (THE) ARE WAITING FOR YOU;
words by Mrs. G. R. Veith, music by |
J. C. Eaton. [20515
© Aug. 1, 19th; 2 ec Auge. 3, 1911:
E 262395; Mrs. R. G. Veith, Keokuk, |
Iowa.
VIOLETS BRING MEMORIES OF YOU; words |
by P. L. Beatty, music by Arthur A.
Penn.
@ Aug. 15, 1911; 2 ey Awe... 14:
1911; H 262712; Pansy Lee Beatty,
Independence, Mo.
VIOLINISTA (LA); prélude, extrait du
drame lyrique, par Gino Mareucci, §
pour orchestre avee piano. 4to.
© Aug 10, -T9I Ave. Augsi 14)
1911; E 263794; F. Salabert, Paris,
France.
VIRGINIA; words by Harry Curran '§!
music by G. B. Seevers. §'
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale ce. |
[20518 |
© Aug. IZ, Oia 2 es Ame. aa
George Bailey |
Wilbur,
1911 > EK 268042
Seevers, Ramsey, N. J.
VISION (Traumbild); by Trygve Tor-
(Norwegian
[20519 |§
© Aug. 2,. 1911 3. 2)c. Aug 3, 2911
EK 262440; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos §
jussen, op. 8; piano.
suite, no. 4.)
ton, Mass.
1186
20516 |
[20517 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
20536
Vision (A) OF THE NIGHT; words and
music by V. Pratt. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [20520
Peau 12) 19115 2 ¢. Aug, 24,
eo By 9265270; Valeria Pratt,
Frankville, Canada.
VISIONS OF YOUTH; words by H. H.
Grube, music by Wm. Hale. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20521
ie Aue. 15- 1911;°2°e) Aug. 15,
29911; #) 262742; H. E. Grube, Beth-
lehem, Pa.
VivaLpr (ANTONIO) Adagio; von A.
Vivaldi, arr. von Tivadar Nachéz;
violine und_ klavier. (Classical
‘masterpieces from i7th. and 18th.
century, no. 3.) [20522
oy Aue 16, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 18,
1911; E 264010; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
VIVANDIERE MARCH; two-step par John
Tiller, arr. par Aug. Bcse pour or-
chestre avec piano-conducteur. 4to.
[2052
©) Aus 10, 1911: 2 c. Aug. 14,
tl - 263805; A. Bosc, Paris,
France.
VOICE OF LOVE. See Schumann (R. A.)
Voice (THE) OF THE CELLO; waltz, by
Leon Rogee and Henry Lodge; piano.
[ 20524
© July 31, 1911; 2¢. Aug. 1, 1911;
H 262378; M. Witmark & sons, New
work, N.Y.
VOICES OF GLADNESS; children’s day
Service, words by Mary Mills, Eliza-
beth F. Guptill and others, music by
W. B. Judefind, A. L. Judefind and
others. [20525
ne Apr, 12, 1914: 2 ec. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265032; Judefind bros.,
Baltimore, Md.
VOLUNTEER (THE) ORGANIST; for reci-
tation, words by S. W. Foss, music
by EK. J. Biedermann, op. 41, no. 1.
New York, Edgar S. Werner & Co.
[20526
Pere July wlS,. d9its 2 ¢c.) July 25,
1911; E 262215; Edgar S. Werner,
New York, N. Y.
WA-NO-LAS-SET; words and music by
» 2. Pomahac. New York, F. B. Havi-
| land pub co. - [20527
ey Agde “5, WOtL. 2 "ce. “Aug. 15,
foe HH) 2627389: Louis
Milwaukee, Wis.
Pomahac, |
WAGNER (RicHARD) Fliegende (Der)
Hollinder (The fiying Dutchman) ;
fantasien aus der oper, von R.
Wagner, bearbeitung von Otto
Singer; violine und klavier. [20528
© Aug: 5, 191-2 ec Aue. 21, 1941;
EK 264109; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin,
Germany.
——Rienzi; fantasie aus der oper
von R. Wagner, bearbeitung von
Otto Singer; violine und klavier.
[20529
Cy Aue 5491152 ey Angee 20, tot:
E 264110; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin,
Germany.
— —Tannhiuser; fantasie aus der
oper von R. Wagner, bearbeitung
von Otto Singer; violine und klavier.
[20580
© Aug. 5, 1911; 2c. Aug. 21. 1911;
EH 264111; Adolph Furstner, Berlin,
Germany.
WaAIFS; set of eight songs, words by
Kingsley and others, music by Chas.
B. Weikel. [20531
© Aue. 1%, 19 2c) Aue wel):
1911; E 262896; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
WAIT AND SEE; two step, by N. de
Jong; piano. [20532
©” Auge 14, 1911: 2° ¢) Aueiits,
1911; HE 263927; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, Eng-
Jand.
WalItH (Wm. S.) ‘Two responses;
music by Wm. S. Waith; mixed
voices. 1. After a, prayer.) 2:;At
close of service. [20583
© Aug. 2.1911: 2 .¢ Aue. 4) tot:
E 268609; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago, []l.
WAITING DOWN BY THE MISSISSIPPI
SHORE; words and musie by Dave
Reed, jr. [205384
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
EK 263601; Ted Snyder co., New
Mork. Ni ¥.
WAITING FOR YOU, DEAR; words and
music by E. A. Gordon. New York,
FE. B. Haviland pub. co. [205385
OV July. 22) 19 eR eialye 22:
1911; E 262190; Elsimore A. Gordon,
Meredith, N. H.
WALDESSTIMMEN (Woodland voices) ;
étude de concert, par Henry HE.
Geehl; piano. [20536
© Fully 31, 191: 2 Aust 8, 1910:
EH 263706; J. H. Larway, London,
England.
1187
9562—11——_9
a neem
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20537
WaALDIDYLLE (In the wood); von Erik
Meyer-Helmund, op. 201, fiir piano.
(Sechs characterstticke, no. 4.)
[20537
©) Jime; 10,))199Ai3 72) co daly 28,
1911; HE 263169; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
WALLFLOWER SWEET; from the operette
The siren, by Leo Fall, arr. by Carl
F. Williams; hotel orchestra. 4to.
[20538
© Aug. i 199-927 Augean li,
1911; EH 262811; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
lyric by Harry B. Smith, mu-
sic by Leo Fall. [20539
@! Aue. 16190 2 er ue! 17,
1911; E 2638967; Jos. W. Stern & ©co.,
New York, N. Y.
Wattz. See Gounod (C. F.)
Wattz; by Warren Storey Smith, op.
416, no. 2, and no: 1: piano.,. 1. No: 2
mC. 2. INO. 1 inv atlar:
[ 20540, 20541
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 c. each Aug.
21, 1911: BH 2629238, 262924; Arthur
P. Schmidt, Boston, Mass.
WALTZ CAPRICE; by I. Veirs; piano.
Peoria, Ill., Veirs pub. co. [20542
©) Suge 121i Aue 4,
1911 ; E 262726; Isabel Veirs, Peoria,
Ae
WALTZ ME UP THE STAIRCASE; written
by A. J. Mills, composed by Bennett
Scott. London, England, Star music
pub. co., ltd. [20548
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2¢. July 28, 1911;
EK 264100; J. Anderson, London,
England.
——————
WattTz (A) WITH THE GIRL YOU ADORE;
words by W. Griffin, music by Len
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [ 20544
©r Aug? Az, Adie eine. Anes: OF
191i: E -265194; - Walter | Grifiin,
ETOy;,..N.. Y..
WALZER IM FREIEN (A waltz on the
green) ; salonsttick von Emil Soéch-
ting, op. 124, ftir piano 2 ms. (Aus
der sommerszeit, no. 3.) [20545
© July 13, 191% 2:c Aner 279i ;
E 263527; J. Schuberth & co.,; Leip-
zig, Germany.
WALZERDUETT; aus der operette Die
liebesjagd, text von Theodor Fisher,
musik von Hermann Ritzau; gesang
und klavier. [20546
On July, 256. 19lde) Qick Ane. 21,
1911; E 264107: Bitihnenverlag Nie-
dersachsen, Hannover, Germauy.
pt. Tj De s:; vi
WALZERDUETT—Continued. i
_— orchester. $vo. [20547 |
© July 19, -1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 15,}
1911; KE 263902; Biihnenverlag-Nie- |
dersachsen, Hannover, Germany.
WANDERERS (THE); gypsy dance, by}
Adam Giebel; piano. (Five char- |
acteristic dances, no. 3.) [20548 |
©. Aug: 17, 19943) 232 Ane. 17H
1911; EK 262834; Theo. Presser co., |
Philadelphia, Pa.
WAS MAN JUST A MAN; words by }
L. A. Luse, music by Len Fleming. 'j
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[20549 |
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 e. Aug. 2, 1911; |
Ei 268428; Lydia A. Luse, Johnson-
burs, ING: |
WATCHING THE WORLD ROLL ’ROUND;}}
words and music by Frank H. Mal-|
loy. [20550 |
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 4, 1911; ]
Ii 268698; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
WATER (THE) NYMPH; short arpeg-
gios, by Frank Lynes, op. 55; piano. |
(4 study pieces, no. 3.) [20551
© Aug. 2) 190. Qre aus 3) lO
KH 262490; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos- |
ton, Mass.
Waves (THE) OF GLORY ROLL; words|
by A. White, music by Gertrude
Wolfram. e [20552 |
© Aug. 16) 199d BV Ave.“ 15)
1911; E 262869; Alma White, Bound |
Brook, Now: J
WAVING AND TOSSING THROUGH FIELD |
AND GLEN; words by Eva O. B. Gil-]
bert, music by Karl] P. Harrington. |
[20558 |
© May 15, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 9, 1911; |
I. 262622; Board of Sunday schools |
of the Methodist Episcopal church, |
Chicago, II.
WAY DOWN IN OLD VIRGINIA; words by}
L. Y. Hilt, music by Charles J. W.j
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus}
Dugdale co. [ 20554 |
© Aug. 18) 11S 2 er Aug. 245 |
1911; H 265116; Lewis Yardley Hilt, }
Hilbrose, Colo. |
WE ALL FALL; words by Joe Goodwin,
music by Geo. W. Meyer. [20555 |
© July. 28,, 1911212 es Suby 2S I
1911; EH 263117; F. B. Haviland pub. |
co., New York, N. Y.
WEIHNACHTSGLOCKEN
WeELcomE (A) FOR THE
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
WE ALL WENT TO LEICESTER SQUARE;
written and composed by C. W.
Murphy and Worton David; in B
Hat. [20556
(Ame 11911; 2.c. Aug. 1, 1911;
EH 262342; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
WE ARE COMING; words by KHEtta
Walker Stanback, music by F. A.
Clark. [20557
eitivet2, 1911: 2 ¢. July 15,
“1911; E 268073; Annie W. Black-
well, Philadelphia, Pa.
WE ARE NEVER SLOW IN KANSAS; words
and music by A. B. Chapman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20558
Pry 1910: 2 e.” July, 18,
1911; E 260965; Agnes B. Chapman,
Silver Creek, N. Y.
| WE ARE THE BOY-SCOUTS; words by J.
Casper Ale di
Forde. [20559
Or tity 28) 1911> 2 ec. July 28,
1911; EK 263132; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago.
WEARIN’ OF THE GREEN ; medley march,
arr. by C. L. Barnhouse; band. 4to.
[20560
© Mar. 9, 1911; 2c. Aug. 25, 1911;
E 2653864; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
WEARY MY HEART; words by E. Brooks,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20561
@rAus 12,1911 -2> ec Aug. 24,
Oda; BW 265222: 1. Brooks,’ Shel-
burn, Ind.
Nathan, music by
(Christmas-
bells) ; von Erik Meyer-Helmund, op.
201, fiir piano. (Sechs character-
stiicke, no. 5.) [20562
© June 10, 191) 2ic. i Tully” 28,
1911; E 2638170; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
CHILDREN ;
words by Maud Frazer, music by
Robert Harkness. [20563
© July 3, 1911: 2 c. Aug. 4, 1901:
E 268598; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WELLENFLUSTERN (Lapping water):
deutsche nachdichtung von Alfr. Jul.
Boruttau, English version by Rosa
Newmarch, musik von Jean Sibelius,
op. 61, revidiert von Wilh. Dugge.
(Acht lieder, no. 2.) [20564
@ Mayeiis 191052 c: Ams! 25519115,
FE 263506; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
Work, Ne -Y:
20572
WENN DER FRUHLING; ged. von Fr. vy.
Bodenstedt, musik von A. Herrmann,
op. 45, fiir dreistimmigen frauen
oder kinderchor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. (Fruthlingszeit, no. 2.)
[20565
©” Jime’ AG) 119i es uly, 2S:
1911; E 263172; Karl Fritzsche,
Leipzig, Germany.
WENN DER KUCKUCK SCHREIT; tanz-
duett aus der operette Hoheit
amusiert sich, text von Julius
Freund, musik von Rudolph Nelson,
fiir klavier 2 ms, mit tiberlegtem
text. [20566
©. Aug), 12; 1914: -2 ¢ Aug.” 12,
1911; E 268786; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
WENN ICH TRAUME (When I dream) ;
deutsche nachdichtung von Al|lfr.
Jul. Boruttau, English version by
Rosa Newmarch, musik von Jean
Sibelius, op. 61, revidiert v. Wilh.
Dugge. (Acht lieder, no. 3.) [20567
© May 11, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 2, 1911;
E 263505; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York; N: Y:
WERE I WITH THEE TO-NIGHT; words by
Albert N. Dennis, music by J. N.
Dennis. New York, Old Dominion
musie co. [20568
© Anes 1. 1912 eh Aus 3S 19tts
K 262396; John N. Denvis, Flm
Grove, W. Va.
WESTERN RESERVE; words by Rolfe P.
Crum, music by Edward J. Smith.
[20569
©: May 1, 1911: 2 ¢ Aug. 1471911 ;
EK 262718: Western Reserve wniy.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
WESTMINSTER ABBEY CHIMES; by J. T.
Jordan. [20570
©: July #8, 19tks; 2 e+ July: ,21,
tOtil: WH 262279:: Jas. TN. Jordan,
Paterson, N. J.
WHAT DOES LITTLE BIRDIE SAY; two-
part song, words by Tennyson, music
by Emil Kreuz. 4to. [20571
@vJuly), 29; AG 2) e@ Suly 2st,
1911; E 263376; Novelio & co., Itd.,
London, England.
WHAT WILL YOU DO wiTHOUT HIM:
words by F. R. Havergal, music by
A. D. Scammell. [20572
©» July 254 19 2° .c, Jay 31;
1911; E 263292; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
1189
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 11 n.'s:, v. 6
WHEEL (THE) OF FORTUNE; by J. W.
Gibson; piano. New York, Jerome
H. Remick & co. [20573
©: July, 26, 198-2 @. July 2.
1911; E 262268; Julia W. Gibson,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN; words by Alfred Tennyson,
music by T. V. Cator. [20574
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1911; E 265401;
Thomas Vincent Cator, San Jose,
Cal.
WHEN BILLY LEAVES THE TOWN; words
and music by M. R. Hack. Wasbh-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20575
© Auger 18): 191d? ce) Auge 24.
1911; E 265331; Mary Rieman Hack,
Winchester, Va.
‘WHEN EYES OF BLUE LOOK INTO EYES
OF BROWN; words by Mrs. Tom Roe,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20576
© sully, 2) 191s 2 ese uly 218,
1911; E 262028; Mrs. T. Roe, Paige,
Texas.
WHEN HE SHALL APPEAR; words by
N. A. MeAulay, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. [20577
© July 15, 1911+ 2 c,, Aue 2; 1911 «
EK 262406; Charlie D. Tillman, At-
lanta, Ga.
WHEN HIS SALVATION BRINGING; two
part chorus, words by John King,
music by James C. Warhurst; wom-
en’s voices. S8vo. [20578
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c Aug. 9, 1911;
E 2625838; C. W. Thompson & GCo.,
Boston, Mass.
WHEN I GATHERED SWEET VIOLETS FOR
You; words and music by J. W.
Bos. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [20579
OwAue a2 pl Olila2 ie. wen 24
1911; E 265224; J. H. Bos, Morris,
Ind.
WHEN I GROW UP; words and music
by K. Hagenkotter, arr. by Carl
Fischer. [20580
Oil ce, Auetad Toit) 262664 -
Karl Hagenkotter, New York, N. Y.
WHEN I’M FAR AWAY; words and
musie by Melville J. Gideon. [20581
© Aug: 5, 191% Qe Aue. by Old ;
FB 263625; Will Rossiter.
1],
Chicago. |
PEO
WHEN I SEE My Saviour; words by
Meud Frazer, music. by Robert
Harkness. [20582
© July 3, 1911; 2 e Aug. 4, 1911;
EK 263591; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WHEN LOVE IS LIKE SPRINGTIME; words
and music by K. K. Fenney. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20583
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 2, 1911:
EK 268424; K. K. Fenney, jr., Taylor,
Wis.
WHEN MY MOTHER KNELT BESIDE MY
BED TO PRAY; words by D. HE. Read,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20584
© Aug, 18, 19-2 e. Ane. 242
1911; E 265133; D. H. Read, Rush-
ville, N. ¥.
WHEN NO EYE ITS PITY GAVE US; Eng-
lish words by J. W. Alexander,
Norw. words by T. Oldenburg, music
by H. Mathison-Hansen, rey. and ed.
by H. Hanson. (Northern ed.
sacred songs, no. 94.) [20585
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 e Aug. 25,
1911; E 264261; Northern book &
musie co., Chicago, II].
WHEN SISTERS AND I GATHERED WILD
FLOWERS; words and music by I. N.
Williams. [20586
© Aug. 16, 1911: 2 ec °Aus, 149
1911; E 262711; I. N. Williams, De
Graff. Ohio.
WHEN SUNDAY ROLLS AROUND; words
and musie by Louis Weslyn and Fe-
lix Arndt. [20587
© Aug! 23, ) 19 ew Ae 249
1911; FE 265056; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN THAT I WAS AND A TINY LITTLE
BOY;
night, traduction francaise par Amé-'
dée Boutarel, music by Jean Sibelius,
op. 60, no. 2; low voice and piano
ace. [20588
© May 30, 1911: 2 ¢ July . 28)
1911; EH 263157; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN THE BIRDS IN THE WILDWOOD)
SING; words and music by Mrs. G.
Frank. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20589
© Aug. 1, 19115 2 € Aug, 2.19116
E 263425: Mrs. George Frank, Jer-
Sey, (Clive, eNewe
|
from Shakespeare’s Twelfth |
|
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo-,9,,191 1.
20605
WHEN THE CACTUS ARE IN BLOOM;
words and music by N. Weir. Wask-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20590
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 24,
1911; E 265156; Nellie Weir, Verona,
Wyo.
WHEN THE FIREFLIES BEGIN TO TWINKLE
Mary; words and music by Mrs. J.
Brigandet. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20591
macy Aue 121911; 2 ec. Aug., 24,
1911; EH 265180; Mrs. J. Brigandet,
_Thompsonville, Conn.
WHEN THE GIRL YOU LOVE, LOVES YOU:
words by Peter Johnson (Gilchrist),
music by Paul Hugene, arr. by Hu-
gene Platzmann. [20592
Osu f2 1911; 2.¢ Aus. 12,
1911; E 262779; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN THE HARVEST MOON IS SHINING,
NELLIE DEAR; ballad for medium
voice; words and music by F. A.
Clark. [20593
© Aves 121911 2 2 Aug: 2; 1911;
- BE 263405; F. A. Clark, Philadelphia,
Ba:
WHEN THE LEAVES’ BRIGHT GREEN HAVE
TURNED TO GOLDEN BROWN; words by
L. R. Burlingame, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [20594
© Aue, 412, 1911: 2.c. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265160; Leo R. Burlingame,
Emporium, Pa.
WHEN THE NIGHT WIND’S' SIGHING
THROUGH THE PINES; words and
musie by C. R. Patten. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20595
@©paue, 12, 19lte, 2 cy Aug. 24,
1911; EH 265195; C. R. Patten, Jack-
sonville, Fla.
WHEN THE ROBINS FLY NORTH AGAIN
LOUISE; words and music by S. K.
Rhorer. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20596
Or Ane: 18 1911s 2 ¢. Aug. 24,
1911; E 265186; S. Kent Rhorer, In-
dianapolis, Ind.
WHEN THE ROSES AGAIN ARE IN BLOOM;
words and music by M. Stephenson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20597
Or daly 2.) OL Csr duly 1S:
1911; E 260966; Matey Stephenson,
Portland, Me.
9
a
11
a
wi)
WHEN THE TREES SHED THEIR LEAVES
IN THE FALL; words and music by
Sidney Perrin, arr. by Will Dorsey.
[20598
© vAug; 19; 101d 2 e@. ska) 25.
1911; EH 262969; Blood-Koehler &
co., Chicago, Il.
WHEN THE TWILIGHT SHADOWS FALL;
words by F. M. Yakley, music by Len
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20599
© Aue.id, 191: 2) ce Aus, 24
1911; E 265202; F. M. Yakley, Sen-
eca Falls, N. Y.
WHEN THE VIOLETS ARE BLOOMING IN
THE SPRINGTIME OF THE YEAR;
words and music by F. J. Knight.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20600
© July. £5; 190i: 2 ec.” Sully 718;
1911; E 260995; Frances J. Knight,
Schenectady, N. Y.
WHEN THE WEATHER IS NICE; words
by A. Wohlgemuth, music by Neil
Guyot. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [20601
©) Ause 15, 019d = 2 'e. Ane a:
191?) H- 262786; “A. *Wohlgemuth,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN THE WHIPPOORWILL IS CALLING
IN THE TWILIGHT; words and music
by Mrs. W. H. Gordon. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20602
© Aue: 1.1911: 2-e; Aug: 2, 1980:
EK 263422; Mrs. W. H. Gordon,
Pamplin City, Va.
WHEN WE MEET AGAIN IN SPRINGTIME,
SWEET MARIE; words by C. Fleck,
music by Tom Overton. New York.
EF. B. Haviland pub. co. [206038
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 8, 1911;
Ei 262565; Chas. Fleck, Harrisburg,
Pa.
WHEN WE SAID GOODBYE; words by
M. Bertholf, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20604
@©h Sulyrel2; MSA 2 ems uly 18;
1911; EK 262013: Maude Bertholf,
Loch Sheldrake, N. Y.
WHEN WE WENT TO SCHOOL; words
and music by I. W. Eggert. New
York, FE. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20605
Oy sueg 15, toi 42 ven Aust oe:
1911; EH 262741; Ira W. Eggert,
Portland, Me.
il
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20606
pt. II, n. s., v. 6
WHEN WE WERE CHILDREN AT SCHOOL;
words and music by J. S. Brogan.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20606
©, July. 12.0 Void re lly aes.
1911; E 262027; John S. Brogan,
Newark, N. J.
WHEN WE WERE SWEETHEARTS; words
and music by T. Taylor. [20607
© June 4, W9it- 2c, Aue 223.
1911; E 265005; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago, Ill.
WHEN WOMAN IS THE QUESTION; trio,
from The red widow, lyric by Chan-
ning Pollack and Ren Wolf, music
by Charles J. Gebest. [20608
© rAne iG Owe) Aue alg
1911; EH 262848; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN YOU AND I THE ROBINS HEAR;
words by lL. Parker, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20609
© July 2 19 e aul ls.
1911; E 262026; Louis Parker, Buf-
falo, N. Y.
WHEN YOU’RE IN LOVE WITH MORE
THAN ONE, YOU’RE NOT IN LOVE AT
ALL; medley waltz, by S. R. Henry,
arr. by Carl F. Williams; band.
4to. [20610
Oe suly 42s MOL | 27. aly, 22,
1911; EH 262170; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN YOU SING; words by R. Her-
rick, music by Hubert Bath; mixed
voices. 4to. (Musical times, no.
822.) [20611
© uly 29, Tol 2 er) july. ol)
1911; EK 263377; Novello & co., 1td.,
London, England.
WHEN YOU SING TO ME; words by
Clifton Bingham, music by Con-
stance V. White. [20612
@ Aue: 26, 191 le 2 acy Ais 2s,
1911; E 264292; Charles Sheard &
co., London, Hngland.
WHEN YOU WERE HERE; words by P. R.
Morrill, music by Joe Kendall. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[206138
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 8, 1911:
E 262558; Pearl Rosalie Morrill,
Tacoma, Wash.
WHERE DO ALL THE DAISIES GO; song,
dnusic by F. A. Dailey. [20614
© Tuly 2 191d 2 Amour ft 1),
1911; EK 262659; Frances A. Dailey,
Englewood, N. J.
WHERE IS THE NYMPH; poem by
Thomas Moore, music by Hm. J.
Polak; high voice.
[20615
© Aug: 11,1910 23e7 Aue. 12:8
1911; E 262680; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
WHERE LOVE IS KING; words and music
by Dan Clary. Syracuse, N. Y., Dan
Clary. [ 20616.
© Aug. (14) I9tt- 2 ew Aus, a7,
1911; E 262872; Bartholomew F.
Wright, Syracuse, N. Y.
WHERE ROSES FADE; words by A. EH. |
Housman, music by Frances Weir;
no. 2 in C. [20617
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 10, 1911;
E 263755; Elkin & co., London, Eng-
land.
WHERE THE PINE TREE CONES ARE
SWINGING; words by Lillian Guérin
Green, music by O’dell Angert.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[20618
© July. 25.1901 Zen uy. 254
1911; E 262234; L. G. Berndt, Val-
ley City, N. Dak.
WHICH HE DIDN’T EXPECT FROM A LADY;
words by Arthur Wimperis, music by
Philip Braham. [20619
© July VU fot 24ersuly 28)
1911; E 263116; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
WHISPERING PINES; by H. W. Petrie;
piano. [20620
© Aug. 7, 1914: Dee Ane, 7, 1911 58
E 263687; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
WHIT AND MINNIE; words and music
by M. B. Walker. [20621
©: Aves 23) iShares nie 248
1911; H 265016; Marion Budd Wal-
ker, Chester, S. C.
WHITCOMB-FENN SYSTEM, OF PIANO
TECHNIC FOR JUNIOR GRADES; by Jean
Whitcomb-Fenn. [20622
©) Auge. 32 09il= 2 eae (3.191
EH) 262389; John Chureh co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
WHITE LIL-LE AND MON-TON-0; words
by EH. N. Kinsman, music by Charles |
Washington, H. Wir- |
J. W. Jerreld.
kus Dugdale co. [20623
© July 12, 09tiee2 ee aly, 183
1911; E 260968; Edna M. Kinsman,
Orange, Mass.
1192
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
20640
WHO COULD IT BE; words by Fred P. | WicuHtLt (ANTON M.)
Morris, music by Robert Harkness;
male voices. [20624
© July 3, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
EH 263594; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WHO LL BUY MY LAVENDER; words by
Augusta Hancock, music by Lady B.
Lennard. London, Novello & co., ltd.
[20625
© Aug. 9, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 11, 1911’;
-EH 268775; Lady Barrett Lennard,
Brighton, England.
WHO WAS THAT [I SAW YOU WITH;
words and music by F. Neddermeyer.
[20626
Grau ot, 1911: 2c. Aug. 1, 1911:
IX 262879; Fred L. Neddermeyer,
Columbus, O.
WHY DO YOU KEEP LAUGHING AT ME;
written and composed by J. P. Long
and Maurice Scott. [20027
© Aue 2, 1911; 2'¢: Aug. 2, 1911;
HD 2638389; B. Feldman & co., London.
England.
WHyY DO YOU KEEP ME WAITING; words
- by Frank Candioto, music by Len
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20628
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911;
EK 263421; Frank Candioto, New
Castle, Pa.
WHY DOES AZURE DECK THE SKY; poem
by Thomas Moore, music by Em. J.
Polak; high voice. - [20629
Omen ade ttl: 2 c.. Awe, 12,
1911; E 262681; G. Schirmer, New
York: Ny Y.
WHy NOT; vals, par Viggo Brodersen.
(Trois morceaux pour piano, no. 1.)
[206380
© Jnly 128, 4911; 42 c.- Aug. 21,
1911; E 264119; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
WHY SHOULD YOUR EYES ASK ME TO
STAY, WHEN YOUR LIPS HAVE SAID
GOOD-BYE; written and composed by
EK. W. Rogers and William MHar-
greaves. [20631
Anges? A911 2 ¢. Aue. 2 1911:
E 263390; B. Feldman & co., London,
England.
WICHTELMANNLEIN; Dy
gang Korngold, op. 3, no. 4; piano.
[20632
© duly. 27, 1911: 2 ex Tuly 29,
1911; E 262831; G. Schirmer, New
Vorks IN;
Erich Wolf- '
Concerto; by
A. M. Wichtl, op. 2; bassoon with
piano ace. [20633
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ¢ Aus. 9, 1911:
E 263709; Hawkes & son, London,
England.
WIDER AND WIDER YET; words by Har-
riet M. Kimball, music by John H.
Wigmore. [20634
© May 15, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262628; Board of Sunday schools
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Chicago, Ill. :
WIEGENLIED; von Hubert Jahrow, op.
10, no. 4. (Sechs kleine violoneell-
stiicke mit klavier, no. 4.) [20635
© Ae 17) WON 22 ye, WA! 7,
1911; E 264000; N. Simrock, Berlin,
Germany.
WIEGENLIEDCHEN (Lullaby); von Erik
Meyer-Helmund, op. 201, ftir piano.
(Sechs characterstiicke, no. 6.)
[20636
©. June10; 31914; 2c: July. 26;
1911; E 268171; Otto Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
WILD ROSE; (Heckenrdschen) ; waltz-
rondo, by C. Bohm, op. 129, ed. and
fingered by Louis Oesterle: piano.
[20637
© Aus. 28. 1911: 2c Aue. 24,
1911; H 265029; G. Schirmer, New
York, “Nv Y.
WILDE (DER) JAGER; Scenen aus der
gleichnamigen dichtung von Julius
Wolff, musik von Rud. Ewald Zin-
gel, op. 13; rezitation, sop. und bari-
ton soli, chor, orchester, harfe und
harmonium, klavierauszug mit text.
[20688
© July 1, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 15, 1911;
D 18950; Georg Bratfisch, Frank-
furt, Germany.
WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN; words
by Ada R. Habershon, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel; male voices.
[20639
© July 3, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
EH 263592; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WILL YOU BE TRJE; words by E. Mar-
tinsen, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20640
(©) PAS. 18) W911: 2c. Auge 224,
1911; E 265148; Elinor Martinsen,
Dell Rapids, S. Dak.
1193
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES»
20641
WILL YOU LOVE ME JUST THE SAME
DEAR; words and music by A. Ryan.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20641
© 2Sulyy 15, Aidt?) easly. 8;
1911; E 260980; Agnes Ryan, Worth-
ington, Minn.
WILLOW GLEN; schottische, by J. M.
Baldwin; piano. Boston, Evans
music co. [20642
© Aug. a1, 1911+ 2 ¢. Ane. 15,
1911: E 262757; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Witm (NICOLAI von) Impromptu; by
N. v. Wilm, op. 247; piano, in A
flat. [20643
© Aue. 2.19112 co Aue. 33194 ;
EK 262462; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
WINANS (THE) MARCH; by Cuthbert
Clarke; piano. [20644
© June 28, 1911; 2c. Aug. 7, 1911;
EH 263702; Metzler & co., London,
England.
Winpine (AvucusSsT) 24 préludes; dans
tous les tons, par A. Winding, op.
26, nouvelle édition, revue, doigtée
et annotée par Adolphe F. Wouters;
piano. [20645
© sully. 228, 191d 2c Anes 2
1911; EK 264118; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
WINGS OF LOVE; reverie, composed and
arr. by Theo. Bendix; orchestra.
[20646
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 4, 1911;
EK 263608; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
WINTER SPORTS; by Géza Horvath, op.
122; piano. (3 compositions, no. 1.)
[20647
©vAus 2, 191d: 25e) Ane. 13 9":
EK 262491; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
WITHIN A DREAMING HARBOR; words
by Fred G. Bowles, music by A. De
W. Cook. Minneapolis, Paul A.
Schmitt. [20648
@y Nis SER aeike, Do. Avie, AIG
1911; E 262796; Anita De Witte
Cook, Minneapolis, Minn.
WITHIN THE STILLNESS OF THE WOOD;
words by Elizabeth K. Reynolds,
music by Edwin Schneider; high in
A flat and low in F. [20649
© Aug. 25, 1911; 1 e each Aug.
25, 1911; 1 ¢c. each Aug, 3021911 ;
HK 265012; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
pt. DES. SviG
WITHOUT MOTHER IT MEANS NOTHING
FOR A BIRTHDAY; words and music
by L. De Wolf. Washington, H..
Kirkus Dugdale co. [20650
© Aug. 1, 1912: 2 Ae? 1911 -
E 263426; Louis De Wolf, Fort Tot-
ten, N. D.
WITHOUT YOU ALL IS DREARY; by H. H.
Benton; melody only. [20651
© 1 ¢ Ave. Sie 19it en 2762662 -
Hilma Ellis Benton, Ft. Thomas, Ky.
WONDERFUL ISLE OF PINES; words and
music by: J. Cook. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [20652
© Aug. 18, 191d aes Aue. 24.
1911; E 265125; J. Cook, Galesburg,
De,
WoN’T YOU BE MY BABOON BELLE;
words by A. E. Bebee, music by
Arthur A. Penn. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [20653
©:1 ec Aus: 5191 1262552:
A. E. Bebee, Seattle, Wash.
WON’T YOU BE MY HONEY, BYE AND
BYE; words and music by R. W.
Smith. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [20654
© Aug: 18, 19iie eee Aus: 24:
1911; E 265137; R. W. Smith, Na-
naimo, B. C.
WON’T YOU BE MY LIFE TIME PAL;
words and music by lL. Chandler,
arr. by Carter Lowell. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [20655
© Aug. 5; 191s Bren Ame 5 1911":
E 262554; Leigh Chandler, Jersey
City, N. J. :
WoON’T YOU BE MY SWEETHEART; words
and music by J. W. Barrows, rev.
and arr. by Len Fleming. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20656
© Aus “18 19tie 2e. Ate. 24,
1911; E 265124: J. W. Barrows,
Honcut, Cal.
WoON’T YOU COME AND SPOON WITH ME;
words and music by C. Hrikson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20657
© Aug. 1, 19122 ep Aneel 91t
FE 253423; Carl Erikson, Moline, Ill.
WON’T YOU LET ME CALL YOU HONEY;
words and music by L. C. Riemer.
[20658
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2°¢) Aug: 2751911;
E 263668: Lester Charles Riemer,
Asbury: Park, New-
1194
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
20676
WoN’T YOU LET ME TAKE YOU FOR A
PADDLE; words by A. S. Brenton,
music by C. J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20659
@egmty, 415,.1911; 2 c. July: 18,
1911; E 262010; Albert S. Brenton,
Hamilton, Ont., Canada.
WON’T YOU SHARE A LITTLE FLAT WITH
ME; words and music by John B.
Rose. [20660
© Aue. 4, 1911; 2c. Aug. 4, 1911;
E 263698; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York, N. Y.
Woop (THE) THRUSH; words and
music by Emma Hanson Bartmess.
[20661
@rAue 24,-1911> 2c. Aug: 25,
1911; E 265418; C. W. Thompson
& co., Boston, Mass.
WOODPECKER (THE); trio for women’s
voices, words by Frederick Manley,
music by Ethelbert Nevin, arr. by
Victor Harris. 4to. [20662
(© Aus 3 0911; 2 ¢ Aug. 38, 1911:
E 262388; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
Woobdy VAN’S MARCH; by K. L. King;
band. 4to. [20663
© Mar. 9, 1911; 2c. Aug. 25, 1911;
E 265365; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
WorL’s (THE) W. C. T. U.; words
and music by Mrs. C. H. Martin.
[20664
@ Aue 5, 19 2) ci Aug: 16,
1911; E 262805; Henry L. Gilmour,
Wenonah, N. J.
WOULDN’T you; words by Lewis P.
Clephane, music by W. Gary. [20665
ie suly soi 1914-2 Cc. July 27,
1911; E 262292; Wilmuth Gary,
Washington, D. C.
WREATH OF HONEYSUCKLE; polka, by
H. Engelmann; piano. [20666
nA. Ay 191-2 .e,) Aue.) 17,
1911; H 262835; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wyromine; words by L. M. Sajdak,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20667
© Aug. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 2, 1911:
E 268427; Leonard M. Sajdak, Chi-
cago, Ill.
YANKEE DOODLE ABIE; words by Ar-
thur Longbrake, music by Ed. Ed-
wards. [20668
© Aug, Aol G. July 20,1980:
E 262151; Longbrake & Edwards,
Philadelphia, Pa.
YE MORTALS EXTOL THE LOVE OF THE
-FaTHER. See Bach (J. 8.)
YE WINDS OF THE NIGHT; words by
M. C. Scofield, music by Julia Kent -
Pullman. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20669
©rAne 1911; 2 el Aus 2 tort:
E 263420; Mary C. Scofield, Saranac
Lake, N. Y.
YEARS, YEARS AGO; words by Herman
Kahn, music by L. Friedman, arr.
by H. L. Alford. Chicago, Harold
Rossiter music co. [20670
Or Aus: 10, I9tt 2" en (Aue - 10,
1911; EH 262772; Leo Friedman, Chi-
eago, Ill.
YoDLER (THE); by M. Johnson; piano.
[20671
© July 1, 19115 2 e. July 27; 198i:
E 262351; Maud Johnson, Los An-
geles, Cal.
You; words by W. Bolden, music by
R. A. Browne. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [20672
Orally: 22, 8905s" wis Luly 22:
1911; E 262184: W. Bolden, La-
marque, Tex.
You ALSO WILL BE OLD; words and
music by Solomon Small. [20673
Ode! Auge. 4; 1911+) We263603%
Solomon Small, Brooklyn, N. Y.
You ARE MY PEARL; words by F. Wil-
kinson, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20674
© Awe 18) 1911's 2-e" Ausiy24,
1911; E 265324; Frank Wilkinson,
Syracuse, N. Y.
YOU ARE MY SOUTHERN DREAM; words
and music by Donie Gray. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20675
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 24,
191) hy), 265323 4) Mrs. Es. So Gray:
San Francisco, Cal.
YoU ARE MY SWEETHEART STILL; words
by J. A. Doyle, music by Len Flem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [20676
OpAniee af Od te De Ais 42.<8 Olle:
E 263419; John A. Doyle. New York,
IN: oY’,
1195
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20677
pt. 111, n. s., v.6
You ARE THE SWEETHEART OF MY
DREAMS; words and music by fH.
Todd. [20677
©) Aue. (20, 19nd 2) (es Awe 22:
1911; E 262967; Edgar Todd, Rich-
mond, Ky.
YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND A FRIEND IN THE
SUMMERTIME; written and composed
by Paul Pelham and J. P. Long.
London, England, Star music pub.
co., ltd. [20678
© Auge. 9, -1919= 2) eekly 28,
1911; E 264101; J. Anderson, Lon-
don, England.
YoU CAN’T JUDGE A WOMAN BY HER
CLOTHES; written by A. J. Miils,
composed by Bennett Scott. Lon-
don, England, Star music pub. co.,
ltd.
© Aue W919i 1-7/2
191A: BH 264102: J.
don, England.
Gd ulyp 28;
Anderson, Lon-
YOU HAVE GOT ME GUESSING; words by
Geo. J. Sexton, music by Newton B.
Heims. [20680
©) July. 26, Sie Fer ukysn2O:
1911; E 262155; Fellheimer-Ken-
nedy co., Philadelphia, Pa.
You Just you; words by Jack Apple-
ton, music by O. Vessella. [20681
Ore a2, Oil ven rAie 145
1911; EH 262724; Oreste Vessella, At-
lamtiey@ity,, ING)
You NEED ME; words by Daryn Ham-
mond, music by Cuthbert Kelly.
| 20682
© July 15, 191d + De) Ane-de 19nd =
E 262333; Leonard & co., London,
England.
YOU'RE THE SWEETEST GIRL I KNOW;
words and music by J. H. Coyle.
New York, Jerome H. Remick & co.
[20683
©: July, 25, W9li- 2 eo auily 27:
1911; EH 262265; J.. HW. Coyle, New
Wonk. INE.
YOU’RE TOO OLD NOW; words and music
bye G. 2. Northis ] Washinetonacnkt
Kirkus Dugdale co. [ 20684
© Aug. 12, 1911;°2 e@ Auges 24,
1911; E 265241; George North,
Natchez, Miss.
YOU REMIND ME OF SOMEONE I[ WANT TO
FORGET; words by Lew Brown, music
by Aibert Von Tilzer. [20685
© July 8, 1911; 2 e. July 14, 1911;
E 261671; York music co., New York,
NG
[20679 :
YOU WIN HER IN THE SUMMER AFTER
ALL; words by A. A.. Silberman,
music by Mayme Emanuel, arr. by
C. Edgar Rollman. | 20686
©1c. Aug. 16, 1911; E 262784:
Alvin Austin Silberman and Mayme
Kmanuel, Baltimore, Md.
Youne (THE) MARSHAL; march, by
H. Engelmann; piano. ~ [20687
© Aus. 26, Wold 2ee Aus 223. ;
1911; E 262984; Brehm bros., Hrie,
Pa.
YOUNG PEOPLE’S TEMPERANCE CHORUS
BOOK; [by] Ana <A. Gordon...
Evanston, Ill, National woman’s
Christian temperance union, 1911.
63, [1] p. 12mo: = SOate [20688
© May 20, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 5, 1911;
A 292968; National W. C. T. U.,
Evanston, I].
Younag (THE) ROSE; poem by Thomas
_ Moore, music by Em. J. Poiak; high
voice. [20689
© Aug. 11, SOIT een Aue.) rime
1911; E 262679; G. Schirmer, New
Wonk, N. 32
YouNGER (THE) sET; by M. Slade;
piano. [20690
© 1c Augl a1, 19d: 262660;
Mason Slade, Chicago, I].
YouR HEART; words by Benjamin
Blood, music by De Koven Thomp-
son. [20694
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1911; E 265026;
Blood-Koehler & co., Chicago, Il.
YOUR LOVE MEANS THE WORLD TO ME;
by Leo Bennett; orchestra. [20692
© Aug. 24; 191-2 ec wAkme: (25,
1911; EH 265405; Metropolitan music
pub. eo., New York, N. Y.
—words by Sam M. Lewis, music
by Leo Bennett. [20693
© Aug. 24, #910: 26) Age, 925,
1911; E 265406; Metropolitan music
pub. co., New York, N.. Y.
YOUR LOVE SEEMS DRIFTING AWAY:
lyrics by W. Williams, music by
L. Emerson Brown. [20694
© 1 c: Aug. 21) A9ieH262946 :
Winfield Williams, Oakland, Cal.
YOUR TRUE FRIEND; words and music
by Ned Walton. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [20695
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2: ¢ Aug. 24,
1911; EE 265253; Edward Burson
Walton, Waynesburg, Pa.
1196
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1911
20703
YoutH (A) AND A MAIDEN; words and
musie by J. O. Dusenbery. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20696
Cy Ane, 12) 1911; 2 c Aug. 24,
1911; E 265821; J. O. Dusenbery,
Tonawanda, N. Y.
ZAPATILLA (LA); tango argentin, par
Yebar-Ener, pour piano. [20697
, eany 29. 1911: 2 c:.. July 3i,
1910) 26a5D1;- Durand et Géie.,
Paris, France.
ZARA; Chanson-valse bohémienne, par
Osborne Roberts; pour piano.
[20698
Onset” 1911: 2 e.. Aug. 14,
toe 265195; Almar, | Paris,
France.
ZEHN KLEINE UNTERHALTUNGSSTUCKE;
von Willy Herrmann, op. 87; kla-
vier zu 4 hinden. Heft 1 and 2.
(William Hansen ed., nos. 1360 and
1361.) [20699
Oo snivercs.f91t: 2 ec. Aug. 21,
1911; E 264120; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig, Germany.
ZEPHYR; western episode, from ‘suite
characteristic, The four winds, com-
posed and arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus,;
military band. 4to. [20700
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 262592; M. Witmark & sons, New
WON. Se
ZINGARA (LA); Bohemian mazurka, by
bh. Gaane, arr. by I. M.) Carter;
band. [20701
© Aug. 7, 191s 2c, Aug.14, 1911;
E 263887; Cundy Bettoney co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
Zona; lyric by Al Herman, music by
Jerome Shay. [20702
© Aue. 2,” 19ile’ 2c Aus ooh.
1911; E 262902; Fred G. Heberlein
&.co., New York, N. Y.
1°7° sonatre. See Schumann (P. A.)
27° cosacca; par G. Marehisio, pour
piano. [20703
© July 5, 1911; 2 c June 30, 1911:
E 263664; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz.
GermapDy.
2™° sonaTE. See Chopin (F. F.)
2™° sonaTE. See Schumann (R.)
37° sonaTE. See Chopin (F. F.)
60 ETUDEN IN FORM VARIATIONEN. See
Paganini (N.)
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalegue since Jan. 1, 1911:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 33 unpub-
hshed)\ (2 ><. aes MC LPPMESE ENO ae 8 i ae ae es SA a aS 195
Class E, musical compositions (including 1,140 unpublished)______ 20, 508
i Ole eee ee SSeS e Bias Seite rus. 20, 703
1197
a ey
BemOoe emusic OF WHICH THE. SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT “HAS BEEN
RENEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SEE. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[20703
ABIDE IN ME AND I IN rou; by D. B.
Towner. [1
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2035, Aug. 10,
1911. Original entry in the Model
Singer, July 7, 1884, no. 13821.
ALPINE HORN; transcription, by Jos.
W. Turner, op. 388. [2
© by Chas. E. Turner, E. Boston,
Mass., as next of kin, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2076, Aug.
18, 1911. Original entry, Oct. 22,
1883, no. 19464.
BARCAROLE; by C. Sternberg, op. 22,
no. 9. [3
© by Constantin Sternberg, New
York, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2021, Aug. 2, 1911. Original entry,
Sept. 6, 1883, no. 16265.
BARK OF LIFE; by D. B. Towner. [4
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2034, Aug. 10,
1911. Original entry in the Model
singer, July 7, 1884, no. 18821.
BEEHIVE WALTZ; by HE. Mack; four
hands. ' [5
© by E. Mack, jr., Philadelphia,
Pa., as child of the deceased author,
in extension for 14 years. Renewal
or extension no. 2078, Aug. 18, 1911.
Renewal entry, July 2, 1897, no.
38931.
BEHOLD WHAT MANNER OF LOVE; abl-
them, by D. B. Towner. [6
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago.
Ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2033, Aug. 10.
1911. Original entry in the Model
singer, July 7, 1884, no. 18821.
BIRDIE WALTZ; by HE. Mack. [7
© vy E. Mack, jr., Philadelphia,
Pa., as child of the deceased author,
in extension for 14 years. Renewal
or extension no. 2079, Aug. 18, 1911.
Renewal entry, July 2, 1897, no.
38924.
Bow DOWN THINE EAR; by D. B.
Towner. [8
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2036, Aug. 10,
1911. Original entry in the Model
Singer, July 7, 1884, no. 138821.
CANTATE DOMINO IN A; by A. J. Hol-
den; quartet or chorus choir. [9
© by Albert J. Holden, White
Plains, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2070, Aug. 16, 1911. Original entry,
Sept. 12, 1888, no. 16739.
CANTATE DOMINO IN ©; by C. Morti-
mer Wiske. [10
© by GC. Mortimer Wiske, Pater-
son, N. J., as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2065,
Aug. 11, 1911. Original entry, Aug.
18, 1883, no. 15311.
CIRCUS GALOP; by Wm. Groscurth. [11
© by Wm. Groscurth, Boston,
Mass., as the author, in extension
for 14 years. Renewal or extension
no. 2082, Aug. 18, 1911. Renewal
entry, July 2, 1897, no. 38908.
COME OVER THE RIVER TO ME; by D. B.
Towner. [12
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2037, Aug.
10, 1911. Original entry in the
Model singer, July 7, 1884, no. 138821.
DEUS MISEREATUR; by Albert J. Hol-
- den; in E; quartet or chorus choir.
fis
© by Albert J. Holden, White
Plains, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2069, Aug. 16, 1911. Original entry,
Sept. 21, 1888, no. 17427.
DOWN BY THE SEA; by D. B. Towner.
[14
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Tll., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal No. 2038, Aug. 10,
1911. Original entry in the Model
singer, July 7, 1884, no. 18821.
Wg
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ~
15
pt. 1A ss v6
DOWN IN THE CO’N FIEL’; song, by Will
S. Hays. files
© by Rosa Belle Hays, Louisville.
Ky., aS widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2074, Aug. 18, 1911. Original entry,
Oct. 8, 1883, no. 18461.
HALLEN IS THY THRONE; .by DW: B:
Towner. [16
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
vears. Renewal no. 2039, Aug. 10,
1911. Original entry in the Model
Singer, July 7, 1884, no. 13821.
FaTHER’S (A) LULLABY; by C. Morti-
mer Wiske; male voices. [ilies
© by C. Mortimer Wiske, Pater-
son, N. J., as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2064,
Aug, 11, 1911. Original entry, Sept.
26, 1883, no. 17678.
GENTLY NOW THE DYING DAY; by D. B.
Towner. [18
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
vears. Renewal no. 2040, Aug. 10.
1911. Original entry in the Model
singer, July 7, 1884, no. 13821.
GOING HOME WITH NELLIE AFTER FIVE;
words by Edward Harrigan, music
by Dave Braham. [19
© by Geo. Braham, New York.
N. Y., as child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 2068, Aug. 16, 1911. Orig-
inal entry, Sept. 17, 1883, no. 17185.
HAMILTON ; by D. B. Towner. [20
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2041, Aug. 10,
1911. Original entry in the Model
Singer, July 7, 1884, no. 18821.
HARMONIEUSE GAVOTTE; by S. B. Mills,
op. 33. [21
© by A. E. Mills, White Plains,
Y., aS child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 2071, Aug. 16, 1911. Orig-
inal entry, Sept. 12, 1883, no. 16747.
N.
Ho, EVERY ONE THAT THIRSTETH; by
D. B. Towner. [22
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Tll., aS the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2042, Aug. 10.
1911. Original entry in the Model
Singer, July 7, 1884, no. 18821.
HUNTING sone; by D. B. Towner. [23
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2048, Aug.
10; 1911. Original entry in the
Model singer, July 7, 1884, no. 13821. -
HURRY LITTLE CHILDREN SUNDAY
MORN; words by Edward Harrigan,
music by Dave Braham. — [24
© by Geo. Braham, New York,
N. Y., as child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2067, Aug. 16, 1911.
Original entry, Sept. 17, 1883, no.
17136.
HYMN OF PRAISE; by D. B. Towner.
[25
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Tll., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2045, Aug.
10, 1911. Original entry in the
Model singer, July 7, 1884, no. 18821.
IN HEAVENLY LOVE ABIDING; by D. B.
Towner. [26
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2044, Aug.
10, 1911. Original entry in the
Model singer, July 7, 1884, no. 13821.
JK PENSE A TOI (Song without words) ;
by C. F. Dennée, op. 7. [27
© by Charles Dennée, Boston,
Mass., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2015, July
29, 1911. Original entry, Aug. 9,
1883, no. 14790.
JEPHTHAH AND HIS DAUGHTER; by
Phin. G. Hull. [28
© by Mrs. BE. R. Graham, Chi-
cago, Ill., as the next of kin of the
author who is not living, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2026,
Aug. 8, 1911. Original entry, Aug.
17%, 1883, no.71526
LICKING; by D. B. Towner. [29
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2046, Aug.
10, 1911... Original entry in the
Model singer, July 7, 1884, no. 18821.
LItTLE (THE) WANDERERS; by D. B.
Towner. [30
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2047, Aug.
10, 1911. Original entry in the
Model singer, July 7, 1884, no. 13821.
1200
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
no. 9, 1911
45
MAzuRKA IN D; by C. F. Dennée, se
© by Charles Dennée, Boston,
Mass., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2014, July
29, 1911.. Original entry, Aug. 9,
1883, no. 14791.
Mopet (THE) SINGER; by W. O. Per-
kins and D. B. Towner. [32
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2055, Aug. 10,
1911. Original entry, July 7, 1884,
no. 13821.
MOMENT MUSICAL; by C. Sternberg, op.
Poo. 8. [33
© by Constantin Sternberg, New
Vou Ni We. as the author, im’ re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
9023, Aug. 2, 1911. Original entry,
Sept. 20, 1883, no. 17311.
MountTAIn (A) Daisy; by Louis
Meyer; piano. [34
© by Helen Meyer, Philadelphia,
Pa., as widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2073, Aug. 16, 1911. Original entry,
Sept. 12, 1883, no. 16742.
My REFUGE; new sacred song, verses
by Ellen Lakshmi Gorch, music by
G. C. Stebbins. [35
© by George C. Stebbins, Brook-
lyn, N. Y., aS the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2056,
Aug. 7, 1911. Original entry, Apr.
30, 1884, no. 9028.
Nast; by D. B. Towner. [36
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2048, Aug.
10, 1911. Original entry in the
Model singer, July 7, 1884, no. 13821.
No ONE TO LOVE; by Wm. B. Harvey.
arr. by E. Mack. [37
© by E. Mack, jr., Philadelphia,
Pa., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal or extension no. 2081, Aug. 18.
1911. Renewal entry, July 2, 1897,
no. 88910.
OLD FOLKS AT HOME; witb variations,
by George W. Stewart; band. [3S
© by George W. Stewart, Boston.
Magss., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2099, Aug. 30,
1911. Original entry, Oct. 22, 1883,
no. 19432.
|
solo for baritone or B flat
cornet. [39
© by George W. Stewart, Boston,
Mass., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2098, Aug.
30, 1911. Original entry, Oct. 22,
1883, no. 19441.
PAcIFIC GLEE BOOK; ed. by Frederick
W. Root and James R. Murray.
[40
© by John Church co., Cincinnati,
Ohio, as proprietors, in extension
for 14 years. Renewal no. 2027,
Aug. 38, 1911. Renewal entry, July
9, 1897, no. 40069.
PaALoMA (LA) (The dove); by Se-
bastian Yradier, English version by
Harrison Millard. [41
© by Marie Millard Gottschalk,
New York, N. Y., aS executrix, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2075, Aug. 18, 1911. Original entry,
Oct. 9, 1883, no. 18522.
PRAISE WAITETH FOR THEE, O GoD, IN
ZION; by D. B. Towner. [42
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2031, Aug.
10, 1911. - Original, entry: in. the
Model singer, July 7, 1884, no. 13821.
Rosin ADAIR; transcription, by Jos. W.
Turner, op. 386. [43
© by Chas. E. Turner, E. Boston,
Mass., as next of kin, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2077, Aug.
18, 1912: Q@riginal entry, Oct. 22,
1883, no. 19466.
100M ENOUGH FOR ALL; by D. B.
Towner. [44
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2049, Aug. 10.
1911. Original entry in the Model
singer, July 7, 1884, no. 13821.
ROTE SONGS OF THE NORMAL COURSE,
with ace. for the pianoforte; by
John W. Tufts [and H. E. Holt].
[45
© by Alice C. Tufts, Camden, Me.,
and Ada Holt Rowse, and Nellie
Holt Hilton, Southwest Harbor, Me..
as widow and children of deceased
authors, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2028, Aug. 4, 1911.
“Original entry, Dec. 8, 1883, no.
22728.
1201
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pt. 15 Sy v. 6
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH)
IKAMENOI-OSTROW; album de_ por-
traits, by Ant. Rubinstein, op. 10,
no. 22, arr. by Wm. Mason; organ
and pianoforte. [46
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, New
York, N. Y., as the child of the de-
ceased author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2022, Aug. 2,
1911. Original entry, Sept. 12, 1888,
no. 16728.
SAVE ME O Gop; by D. B. Towner. [47
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 20638, Aug. 15,
1911. Original entry, July 7, 1884,
NO: taoot:
SCHOOL FOR THE PARLOR ORGAN, MELO-
DEON AND HARMONIUM; by J. A.
Getze. [48
© by Edw. B. Getze, Philadelphia,
Pa., aS child of deceased author, in
extension for 14 years. Renewal or
extension no. 2080, Aug. 18, 1911.
Renewal entry. July 2, 1897, no.
38912.
SERVICE PLAYING; by Hugene Thayer.
(Eugene Thayer’s complete organ
school, part 4). [49
© by Elizabeth D. Thayer, New
York, N. Y., as the widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 2018, July 29, 1911. Orig-
inal entry, July 12, 1884, no. 14189.
SLEIGHING sone; by D. B. Towner.
[50
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2050, Aug. 10,
1911. Original entry in the Model
singer, July 7, 1884, no. 138821.
SOMEBODY’S SECRET; vocal waltz, words
by J. E. Mackay, music by J. W.
Bischoff. [51
© by Elsie B. Bischoff, Denver,
Col., as the widow of the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2025, Aug. 8, 1911, Original entry,
Aug. 28, 1883, no. 15754.
Sone (THE) OF THE SMITH; by D. B.
Towner. haz
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2051, Aug. 10,
1911. Original entry in the Model
Singer, July 7, 1884, no. 18821.
SONG OF WELCOME; by D. B. Towner.
[53
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2052, Aug.
10, 1911. Original entry in the
Model singer. July 7. 1884, no. 18821.
'
i
| STAR THAT SHINES FOR ME; by D. B.
Towner. [54
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2053, Aug. 10,
1911. Original entry in the Model -
singer, July 7, 1884, no. 18821.
SUMMER DAYS ARE COMING; by D. B.
Towner. [55
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2054, Aug. 10,
1911. Original entry in the Model
singer, July 7, 1884, no. 13821.
Unto THEE, O LorD; by O. B. Brown;
op. 8, no. 2. [56
© by Harold H. Brown, New
York, N. Y., as the child of the de-
ceased author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2017, July 29,
1911. Original entry, Aug. 9, 1888,
no. 14793.
VALSE LENTE; by C. Sternberg, op. 22,
no. 10 Tow
© by Constantin Sternberg, New
York, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2024, Aug. 2, 1911. Original entry,
Sept. 20, 1883, no. 17312.
VERMONT FARMERS SONG; by D. B.
Towner. [58
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2030, Aug. 10,
1911. Original entry in the Model
singer, July 7, 1884, no. 138821.
Victory; by D. B. Towner. [59
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Ill., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2029, Aug.
10, 1911. Original entry in the
Model singer, July 7, 1884, no. 13821.
WATCHERS (THE) AT THE GATE; by
D. B. Towner. [60
© by Daniel B. Towner, Chicago,
Tll., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2032, Aug.
10, 1911.. Original entry in the
Model singer, July 7, 1884, no. 18821.
WHOSO DWELLEST IN THE SECRET PLACE;
anthem, by O. B. Brown, op. 8, no. 1.
[61
© by Harold H. Brown, New
York, N. Y., as the child of the de-
ceased author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2016, July 29.
1911. Original entry, Aug. 9, 1883.
no. 14792.
1202 ;
LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANUFAC-
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO REPRODUCE MECHANI-
CALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909.
APRIL FOOL. [62
© July 29, 1911; E 262311; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New York,
Howe» Notuce reed Aug. 1, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 117.
BABY SAVE YOUR KISSES FOR ME. [63
© Aug. 5, 1911; E 262531; Harry
Von Tiizer music pub. co., New York,
Poe Monee reced Aug. 7, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 117.
CANHANIBALMO RAG; by Arthur Pryor.
[64
© Aug. 8, 1911; E 262588; Carl
Fischer, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 9, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
yc ae
DOES ANYBODY WANT TO TAKE CHARLIE’S
PLACE. [65
© July 29, 1911; E 262312; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub co., New York,
Me. Yo. Notice rec’d Aug. 7, i911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 117.
HoT STUFF. [66
© Aug. 5, 1911; E 262530; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Aug. 7, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 117.
9562—11——_10
IXNOCK WOOD; song. [67
© July 10, 1911; E 260718; Harry
Von Tilzer music pub. co., New York,
N. YY. Notice ree’d <Ausc:-T, 1914;
recorded, v. 1, p. 117.
NAPOLEON’S LAST CHARGE. [68
©) Oct. 17, 1910; B 241459; HE. T.
Paull, New York, N. Y. Notice rec’d
Aug. 16, 1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 117.
PrecGy GRAY. [69
© Apr. 20, 1911; E 254980; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 8, 1911; recorded,
Vai p. ang:
SEVENTH REGIMENT MARCH I. N. G.;
piano. [70
© Mar. 8, 1911; E 251949; Marie
A. White, Chicago, Ii]. Notice ree’d
Aug. 12, 1911 > vyecorded,; v. 1, ps ET.
SHUT YOUR EYES AND MAKE BELIEVE;
song. [71
© July 29, 1911; E 262313; Harry
We. ¥2") Notice reed Aue «1. | 19it<
recorded, v. 1, p. 117.
| Von Tilzer music pub. co., New York,
2203
20704-22562
Mitre OL CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891
JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909
PART. ae
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
- cal
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER
HS Ja
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 6
No. 10
WASHINGTON
1911s
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “ shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
p[eEe Ceelonus of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing
the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is
issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabetically by titles, with the excep-
tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as ‘‘Fiinf studien,’’
°12 études élémentaires,’’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class
without differentiating words (e. g., ‘‘Waltz,’’ “Etude,” etc.), which are arranged
under the name of the composer instead of the title.
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are
understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading —
‘Words by,’’ ‘‘ Music by,’’ are to be understood as songs.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right Office.
To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbreviated. —
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘E,’’ Class E, Musical composi-
tions; ‘‘D,’’ Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘©’’ implies copyright regis- |
tration of a published composition, followed by date of publication; ‘‘© 1 c.’’ stands
for copyright of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright |
Office of the printed or manuscript copy and ‘‘2 c.’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date
of their receipt. In case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue
or issues containing such contributions is required.
A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue, |
immediately following the text.
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
1909, will be found just prior to the index.
Each issue has an index to composers. The December number, completing the
volume, will have a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The sub-
scription price for Part 3, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $1.00 for
the year 1911, payable in advance to the Superintendent of Documents by postal money
order, express order, or New York draft.
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A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or |
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NOTICE.
THE RETURN TO COPYRIGHT CLAIMANTS OF PRINTED COPYRIGHT
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright ” provide as follows:
Sec. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under the pro-
visions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this act, the Librarian
of Congress shall determine what books and other articles shall be transferred
to the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, including the law library,
and what other books or articles shall be placed in the reserve collections of
the Library of Congress for sale or exchange, or be transferred to other goy-
ernmental libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
Sec. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above provided, together with
all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the Librarian of Congress and
the register of copyrights jointly shall, at suitable intervals, determine what
of these received during any period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve
in the permanent files of the copyright office, and, after due notice as herein-
after provided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed in the
Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November, inclusive, a state-
ment of the years of receipt of such articles and a notice to permit any author,
-eopyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant to claim and remove before the
expiration of the month of December of last year anything found which relates
to any of his productions deposited or registered for copyright within the
period of years stated, not reserved or disposed of as provided for in this act:
And provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished work shall be
destroyed during its term of copyright without specific notice to the copyright
- proprietor of record, permitting him to claim and remove it.
In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law.
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant of any printed musical composition deposited for
copyright registration in the office of the Librarian of Congress
during the years 1870 to 1879, inclusive, that any such author, copy-
right proprietor, or other lawful claimant may send to the Register
of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the musical composition,
the year in which copyright registration was made, and, if possible,
the number under which such musical composition was entered for
copyright, with a request for its return. On receipt of such informa-
tion and request, such musical composition will be returned to the
author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant, unless it has
been otherwise disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such musical composition should be
made as early as possible during the year 1911. If no such applica-
tion has been received during said year, such musical composition
may be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of section 60
of said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Frpruary 1, 1911.
(111)
RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU-
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of music
against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical instru-
ments in the case of Belgium, Germany, Luxemburg, and Norway.
The President signed proclamations to this effect on the following |
dates: Belgium (June 14, 1911), Germany (Dec. 8, 1910), Luxem- .
burg (June 14, 1911), Norway (June 14,1911). These proclamations
were printed on pages v—x of Part 3, volume 6, no. 7, of the Cata-
logue of Copyright Entries.
From information received through the Department of State, the
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (e) |
of the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911),
Denmark (May 19, 1911), Italy (Aug. 8, 1911), Mexico (May 8,
1911), the Netherlands (Mar. 13, 1911), and Switzerland (Apr.
8, 1911). |
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
A BATONS RUMPUS; par Ernest Gillet,
pour orchestre avec piano conduc-
teur. 4to. [20704
pee) Age > 1911: 2 c) Aug. 26,
1911; E 264274; Enoch & co., Paris,
_France.
A CHIARO ’E LUNA; versi di F. Ferraro-
Correra, musica di E. di Capua.
(Edizioni Bideri, no. 3277.) [20705
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EK 264453; ‘Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
"A COSA ’E MAMMETA; Versi di G. Ca-
paldo, musica di Carlo Fanti. (Edi-
zioni Bideri, no. 3260.) [20706
@r sepa ib, £911- 2 c. Sept. 13,
1911; E 264623; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
A LA BIEN AIMEE; love waltz, by Ed-
uard Schutt, op. 59, no. 2, revised
and fingered by W. Conrad; pf.
[20707
ey Sept. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 419,
1911; H 2663830; Church, Paxson &
co., New York, N. Y.
A SUONNO CHINO; Serenata, versi di G.
Capaldo, musica di E. di Capua.
(Edizioni Bideri, no. 3244.) [20708
Cysept ds, 1911- 2 e) Sept. 13,
1911; E 264624; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
A VITA E NOTTE; duetto. a trasforma-
zione, versi e musica di Luigi
Donadio. [20709
ie) Aue 29, 1911: 2 c. Aug. 30,
1911; E 264348; Italian book co.,
New York, N. Y.
ABENDWOLKE (The evening cloud):
poem by Conrad Ferdinand Meyer,
English version by Clement B.!
Shaw, music by Arthur Rosenstein ;
high. [20710
© Sept. 26, 1911: 2 c Sept. 27,
1911; E 266625; G. Schirmer, New
Work IN: Y.
ABOUT MY SARIE JANE AND ME THERE
SURE IS NOTHING SLOW; words and
music by K. B. O’Rourke, arr. by
R. Messinger. [20711
© 1c. Sept: 5, 1911: BE 265750:
Kate Beirne O’Rourke, Los Angeles,
Cal.
ABSCHIED (Farewell) ; deutsch von J.
C. Griinbaum, paroles frangaises de
Bélanger, English version by Cle-
ment B. Shaw, music by Arthur
Rosenstein; medium or low. [20712
©) Sept. -26, /191b: 2-e: ‘Sept...275
1911; E 266626; G. Schirmer, New
orks: Ne iy:
ACQUA PASSATA; canzone napoletana,
versi di E. A. Mario, musica di V.
di Chiara; canto e piano. [20713
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 264528; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
ADMIRAL (DER) DER LUFT; Marsch, von
H. L. Blankenburg; fur militirmu-
sik. 4to. [20714
@ June, 275,.1911:.2. & Sept. 22;
1911; E 264600; A. E. Fischer, Bre-
men, Germany.
ADORATION ; words by Clara M. Brooks.
music by D. O. Teasley. [20715
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1911;
E 265625; D. O. Teasley, Anderson,
Ind.
AEROPLANE (THE) WHIRL; words by
Dave Glasser, music by Paul Eu-
gene. [20716
(Oy Aus: ole $9 2 te. CA e od
1911; E 265650; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
AFTER THE BALL STARTS TO ROLL; words
by C. D. Jordan, music by G. W.
Anderson, arr. by Bert Peters.
P20ThT
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1911; E 265488;
Chas. D. Jordan & G. W. Anderson,
Chicago, Il.
AH, SWEET, THOU LITTLE KNOWEST;
serenade, words by Thomas Hood,
music by William G. Hammond: in
E; medium voice. [20718
(©) Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c.-Sept. 19,
1911; E 266172; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
AJAX MARCH; two step, by G. South-
well; military band. 4to. [20719
© Sept 29 19k Des Sept! 12,
1911; E 265936; Geo. Southwell,
Kansas City, Mo.
1205
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20720
Dt. 1 is: v7. 6
ALBUM LEAVES; five songs, words by
Dorothy Dickinson and others, mu-
sic by Landon Ronald. no. 1, low
voices. [20720
©. Aug. 18, 1911; 2 ec Ane 19,
1911; E 264207; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
ALEXANDER’S RAGTIME BAND; march and
two-step, by Irving Berlin; piano.
[20721
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
EH 265784 ; Ted Snyder co., New York,
ING OY.
ALL ABOARD FOR SAN FRANCISCO; words
and music by G. P. Regan. [20722
©) Sept. 15, 19d - 12" @ Sept, 25:
1911; E 266563; Geo. P. Regan, Oak-
land, Cal.
ALL AROARD GOES JACK THE SAILOR;
words by R. P. Weston and F. J.
Barnes, music by Maurice Scott.
[20723
© Aug. 29, 1911: 2 ¢. Aug 29,
1911; E 264324; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
ALL FOR YOU, DEAR; words by Gwynne
Denni, music by Lucien Denni; in C.
[20724
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265749; J. W. Jenkins’ sons music
co., Kansas City, Mo.
ALL HAIL THE POWER; Sacred march, by
W. Lewis; orchestra. [20725
‘©OeSept. ay (Oil 2 ele Seniamls:
1911; E 265971; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati, O.
ALL I CRAVE IS MORE OF LIFE; from
Naughty Marietta, lyric by Rida
Johnson Young, music by Victor
Herbert. [20726
© Avis: 29 se Oller Aes 30)
1911; H 265527; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ALL PRAISE TO THEE; words by Thomas
Kerr, music by EH. K. Heyser. (Jn
The choir, vol. 12, no. 9.) [20727
© Sept. 1, 1911; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265767; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, O.
ALL THAT I ASK FOR IS YOU; words and
music by Robt. Morris French.
[20728
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266835; R. M. French, Oldtown,
Me.
ALLEMONG (J. E.) Melodie; by J. E.
Allemong; piano. [20729
© Sept: 26, 1911: 2ceeSept. 22.
1911; E 266398; Brownold & Alle-
mong, Roanoke, Va.
ALMROSERLN ; Alpenlieder-album, volks-
lieder gesammelt und ar-
rangiert von Alois Wanjek, fiir
Zitherspieler. [20730
© July 21, 1911p s2ee seo 29:
1911; E 267001; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
ALONE IN THE MOONLIGHT; words by
D. Harnart, music by Everett
Hulde. New York, F. B.. Haviland
pub. co. [20731
©» Sept. 21, 1911 >>2.e5Sept. 21,
1911; H 266402; Dora MHarnart,
Sodus, N. Y.
ALWAYS KEEP A FELLOW GUESSING IF
YOU WANT HIS LOVE; from The fas-
cinating widow, words by S. M.
Lewis, music by Kerry Mills, arr.
by Al. Doyle. [20732
© Aug: 295 1911-2 eos. 28;
1911; E 265482; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York, N. Y.
AMAMI; valse by Herbert E. Haines;
piano. [20733
© Aug. 31, 7191 eee ols
1911; E 264359; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
AMAZON (THE) MARCH; by J. A. Ja-
mecnik; piano. [20734
© Aug. 28, 191 2 Ge Aus, 28,
1911; E 265470; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
AMEN, JESUS; hymn, words and music
by F. M. Lehman, har. by Claudia F.
Lehman. [20735
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ce Sept. 26,
1911; E 266602; F. M. Lehman, Chi-
eago, Ill.
AMERICA LOOKS GOOD-A SO GOOD-A TO
ME; words and music by L. Le Char-
tiers. [20736
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1911; H 265475;
Leon Le Chartiers, Los Angeles, Cal.
AMERICA OUR HOME SWEET HOME;
words and music by W. W. Coolidge. |
[20737 |
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265744; W. W. Coolidge, Fall
River, Mass.
1206
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
20755
AMERICA THOU LAND OF LIBERTY; na-
tional hymn, words and music by
A. W. Van Dorston; mixed voices.
[20738
© Sept. 21; 1911; 2 « Sept. 27,
1911; E 266614; A. W. Van Dorston,
Chicago, Ill.
AMERICAN INVASION; from The maid
and the monarch, lyric by D. K.
Stevens, music by Dan J. Sullivan.
[20739
peek) sept, 7, 1911; 2 c Sept. 8,
1911; E 265846; M: Witmark & sons,
_ New York, N. Y.
AMMORE AMARO; versi di Alfredo Mad-
daleria, musica di Alfredo Maz-
zucchi. (Canzoni napoletane popo-
lari, no. 2753. ) [20740
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c Sept. 11,
1911; EH 2645638; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
AMMORE E GIOCO; versi e musica di
H. A. Mario. (Hdizioni Bideri, no.
3245. ) [20741
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264461; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
’AMMORE ’E MO; Versi di Giuseppe Garo-
falo, musica di Alfredo Mazzucchi.
(Canzoni napoletane popolari, no.
21.) [20742
Age, 24° 1911: 2 c. Sept. 6,
1911; E 264471; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
AMOR .Y CELOS; tanzo argentin, par
Yebar-Enes, pour piano. [20743
On iilsme29, 1911-2 e July. 3,
1911; E 2683848; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
AMORE; boston cantabile, versi e mu-
Sica di Cecchino Giordano. (Edi-
zioni Bideri, no. 3242.) [20744
© Sept 15, 1911; 2 ce Sept. 13,
1911; E 264625; Ferdinando Bideri.
Naples, Italy.
Amour (L’) OU LA VIE; paroles de
Henri Darsay, musique de Paul
Fauchey. [20745
Grane! 10, 1911. 2 ¢ Aug. 11,
1941; H 264195; G. Ricordi .& co.,
Milan, Italy.
AN MEINE SCHONE; ged. von Christoph
EK. v. Haimendorf, musik von Wolde-
mar Sacks, op. 31; hoch. (Drei
tanzlieder im alten styl, no. 2.)
: [20746
COrsjulye7 191! 2 Ee Aug’ 251911 -
E 263544; Ernst Eulenburg, Leipzig.
Germany.
ANGEL (THE) MOTHER; reverie pa-
thetique, by M. W. Butler; piano.
[20747
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 28,
1911; E 265462; A. W. Perry &
sons’ music co., Sedalia, Mo.
ANGLING; from Ladies’ day, words by
Vernon Cassard, music by Gustav
Luders. [20748
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c@ Sept. 21,
1911; E 266339; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ANGUS ARE YOU THERE; from The mon-
arch and the maid, lyric and music
by Dan J. Sullivan. [20749
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 29.
1911; H 266662; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ANSWER (AN) ; words by Owen Bruner,
music by Howard Brockway; me-
dium voice, piano acc. [20750
© Sept, 12). 1911.-:. 2c. Sept. 13,
1911; EK 265974; G. Schirmer, New
York: Nw Y.
ANY OLD PORT IN A STORM; words and
music by C. W. Murphy and Harry
Castling. [20751
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 15,
1911; E 264666; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
ANY PLACE THE OLD FLAG FLIES; from
The little millionaire, words and
musie by Geo. M. Cohan. [20752
© Sept 25, 1911: 2: « Sept. 27,
1911; EK 266606; Cohan & Harris
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
APRIL RAIN; words by Robert Love-
man, music by A. W. Jackson; high
voice in G. [20753
© 1e¢ Aug. 28, 1911; E 265483;
Anne Wakely Jackson, Jacksonville,
rage
fA
APRIL RAPTURE; words by Charles Han-
son Towne, music by H. Clough-
Leighter, op. 54, no. 1; soprano or
tenor. [20754
©): Ave.) 28. 19000 2)-e), Augs29:
1911; E 265504; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
APRIL (AN) VIOLET; song, music by
Wm. Arms Fisher, op. 15, no. 1;
medium in D flat. [20755
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 18,
1911; E 266125; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
1207
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20756
pt. Tue mas., v..6
ARBUTUS-WALTZES; by W. P. Boggs;
piano. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [20756
©nSept 21) 1911-92 avSent 21:
1911; E 266403; William P. Boggs,
Passaic, N. J.
ARCHER (J. Sruarr) melody; by J. S.
Archer; violin and piano. [20757
©) Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; E 264706; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London, England.
ARIE AUS DER D-
Bach (J. S.)
ARTISTS’ GLIDE; lyric by Harold At-
teridge, music by Melville J. Gideon.
[20758
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911; EK 266663; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
AS LONG AS THE BAND WILL PLAY; by
Felix Arndt; vocal orchestration,
key of C. 4to. [20759
©) Sept: 6, 1911 2. Sept. 1) Agia:
E 264498; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
DUR SUITE. See
——lyric by Harold Atteridge, music
by Felix Arndt. [20760
OAc: 29 AOI 2 sey Ae = 0)
1911; E 265528; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
AS ONCE IN May (Wie einst im Mai) ;
words by Hermann von Gilm, trans-
lated by W. A. F., music by Wm.
Arms Fisher, op. 15, no. 2; medium
in D. [20761
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266126; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
AS WITH GLADNESS MEN OF OLD; Christ-
mas carol-anthem, words by William
CG. Dix, music by Bradford Camp-
bell, ‘op. 61; mixed voices. 4to.
(Choral service no. 738.) [20762
© Sept, 16; 1911.2> © “Sept. 221;
1911; E 266358: White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
ASHES OF ROSES; words by Elaine
Goodale, music by Wm. Arms Fisher,
op. 15, no. 3; low in D. [20763
©). Sept. (5) 21912: 201c. Sept: es;
1911; E 266127; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
ASK, AND I wiLL Do; hymn, words and
music by C. B. Gould. [20764
OGmaguly 15, Sit): )2) cwSepks 20;
1911; E 266320; C. Blanche Gould,
Belvidere, Ill.
ASK MY MOTHER; words by Bert Kal-
mar, music by Ted Snyder. [20765
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ec. @ck SB, 1911;
E 266804 ; Ted Snyder co.; New York
IN | Xe
’
| ASLEEP; poem by John Keats, music by
Chas. Seeger, jr.; high voice. [20766
© Sept: 25, 1911; 2°@: Sept. 26,
1911; E 266594; G. Schirmer, New
Works GNs Ye
AT SUNSET; poem by David H. Perl-
man, music by A. Walter Kramer,
op. 25, no. 4; high voice. (Two
songs, no. 2.) [20767
©: Sept. (22, 191-2 sent. 23)
1911; E 266440; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
AT THE BUTLER COUNTY FAIR; words
and music by E. F. and W. W. Amon.
[20768
© Aug. 19. 1911-2 heweAte (20
1911; EY 262899; Eo Ean WW.
Amon, Butler, Pa.
AT THE PARTY; valse, by J. Frank Fry-
Singer, op. 64, no. 1; pf. [20769
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 « Sept. 27,
1911; E 266609; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York, N. Y.
ATLANTIC BY THE SEA; words by I. A.
Mann, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [20770
© Aug. 25, 191i 2 jencSept. 19,
1911; E 266270; I. A. Mann, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
AU POINT DU PIED (On tip-toe); ga-
votte, par A. Durosier, arr. par Max
Laistner, pour orchester. 4to.
[20771
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 «. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264392; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
AUBADE (Morning serenade); by HE.
Horton Miles, arr. by HO; Ey 4.
Violin and piano. 2. Pipe organ.
[20772, 20773
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. each Sept. 8,
1911; FE 265839, 265840; Paul A.
Schmitt, Minneapolis, Minn.
AUS DEM SKIZZENBUCH; drei tonstucke
von Ludolf Nielsen, op. 30, fiir har-
MoOniMUmM. = no. Js. [20774
© Aug. 30, 191i 2rensenin 2;
1911: E 264632; Carl Simon, Berlin,
Germany.
1208
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
AUS MEINER JUGEND (From my
youth); miniaturen von Mortimer
Wilson, op. 5, fiir violine, violoncell
und klavier. Heft 1 und 2, no. 1-8
200s
or iily 4, 1911: 2 ce. Sept. 15,
1911; E 264696; D. Rahter, Leipzig,
Germany.
AUTUMN NIGHTS; waltz, by Arthur C.
Morse, are. by, R. E. Hildreth;
orchestra. [20776
foeauder 23. 1911: 2c Aus. 28,
1911; E 265458; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
‘ton, Mass.
AUTUMN (AN) sone; four-part song,
words by Fred. G. Bowles, music by
Bertram Luard-Selby ; mixed voices.
Ato. [20777
© aus, 30, 1911: 2 ¢. Aug. 31,
1911; E 264365; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
AVALANCHE (L’); by Max Brownold,
op. 44, no. 1; piano. [20778
Cn sen 26,°1911- 2 c. Sept. 22,
1911; E 266395; Brownold & Alle-
mong, Roanoke, Va.
| AVVISI ECONOMICI; versi di G. Garo-
>
falo. musica di Alfredo Mazzucchi.
[20779
er Age. 30, 1911: 2 c¢. Sept. ‘11,
1911; EK 264564; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
AWAKENING (THE) OF THE FLOWERS;
song without words, by Rocco
Venuto; pf. [20780
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911; E 266696; Wolf-Camp music
co., St. Louis, Mo.
BABILLAGE (Chit-chat) ; by Ernest Gil-
let [arr. by R. E. Hildreth]; man-
dolin orch. [20781
jG Aus. 28, 1911; 2.c7 Sept. 9;
1911; E 265881; Cundy-Bettoney co..
Boston, Mass.
BABY BOY; words and music by J.
Kelsey. [20782
© de, Sept. “6; 1911: 265780;
Joe Kelsey, Seattle, Wash.
Bapy Dortuar; march two-step, by
Thérése Wittmann; piano. [20785
© Sept. 15, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; E 264702; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lid., London, England.
Bapy (THE) STORE; words and music
by T. Brown. [20784
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911 ;
EK 265697; Tom Brown, Crestwood.
Ky.
20792
BABY’S GARDEN; words by Robt. Louis
Stevenson, music by Arthur Rosen
stein ; high. [20785
@) Sept: 26; 1901s 2 e€rSept: 27:
1911; E 266623; G. Schirmer, New
Work, INe Ye
BACH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Arie aus
der D-dur; suite; von. J. S. Bach,
ubertragen von David Popper, fiir
violoncello und pianoforte. (Perles
musicales, no. 21.) [20786
©'-Avig; 10, 1912s / 2c: Sept; 15,
1911; E 264688; Johann André,
Offenbach a. Main, Germany.
Bach’s smaller organ works; 8
short preludes and fugues and other
pieces, adapted to the modern organ
with registration, pedaling, fingering,
ete., by Henry M. Dunham. Aug-
mented ed. (Schmidt's educational
series, no. 56.) [20787
@©-Aus 23: 9-72) co Aug) 25,
1911; E 265333; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
——IK<lassische violoncell- musik be-
riihmter meister des 17. und 18. jahr-
hunderts, serie 1, heft 1. Sonate 1,
in G; von J. S. Bach, bearbeitet von
Carl Schroeder, fiir violoncello mit
begleitung des pianoforte. (Edition
Schott, no. 2640q.) [20788
Gr Ave. 7 191t=2 ¢ Sepess, 19m:
EK 2643894; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
—— Octave study in C; by J. S. Bach,
arr. by Charles Dennée; piano.
[20789
© Aue. 19.9 TON). 2), aig: 25,
1911: EE) 265336; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Passion (The) of our Lord, ac-
cording to St. Matthew; set to music
by Johann Sebastian Bach, edited
by Edward Elgar and Ivor Atkins.
Vocal score, original octavo edition.
[20790
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 264481; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Toceata and fugue in D-minor;
by J. S. Bach, edited and revised by
Edwin H. Lemare; organ. [20791
@ Aug. 26, 1911-2 .e€ Sept. 20,
1911; E 264832; B. Sehott’s schne,
Mainz, Germany.
BACHELOR (THE) GIRL; from Ladies’
day, lyric by Vernon Cassard, music
by Gustav Luders. [20792
@eSepts 13,.s9nl- 92 ex Sept. 44;
1911; E 266013; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N.Y:
1209
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20793
pt. 117, 0. S., v. 6
BACHELOR (THE) SALE; words anony-
mous, music by J. S. Fearis; ladies’
voices. [20798
© vAug. 25, f9tl: 52) eo Aue 23:
1911; E 265468; Geo. F. Rosche,
Chicago, Ill.
BACHELOR’s (THE) REVERIE; words by
Ada Fitch, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20794
Or Aue 15, a9 ial Ve, VA 24
1OIte EN 2652702 Mrs. Ac’ He Jones,
Detroit, Mich.
BACH’S SMALLER ORGAN WORKS.
Bach (J. S.)
BAISER (LE) D’HUNICE; air de l’opéra
Quo vadis, musique de Jean Nou-
gués, transcription pour violoncelle
et piano. (Airs détachés, no. 9.)
[20795
@©i Nove it gO 2 co Nove 2,
1910; E 264192; G. Astruc & @o.,
Paris, France.
See
BALFE (MICHAEL WILLIAM) Bliss for-
ever past; from Puritan’s daughter,
lyric by J. V. Bridgeman, music by
M. W. Balfe. [20796
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 264500: M. Witmark & sons, New
NOOEe ANE ING
BALLET (THE) OF THE BUTTERFLIES ; by
H. E. Schultz; piano. [20797
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1911; H 266107;
Herman EH. Schultz, Buffalo, N. Y.
BALM IN GILEAD; words by Clara M.
Brooks, music by B. E. Warren.
[20798
Oy Atie 28) Onde Com Semi. As
Odes 1H) 226562169 B.” Re eaVviarren,
Springfield, O.
BAND (THE) FROM DIXIE-LAND; words
by Harold Atteridge, music by Mel-
ville J. Gideon. [20799
©) Sept. 28." 101d > 2c) Sept 295.
1911; E 266664; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
BANDERILLEROS (LoS) ; Spanish march, |
by F. Volpatti, arr. by Geo. T. Mat-
- thews; orchestra. [20800
© pA 28s 1ST 2) ena SeMbng,
1911; E 265880; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston, Mass.
Bango Joe; words by E. T. Southern,
music by Agatha Cummings South-
ern. [20801
Sept, 2 10-72 (em Sepbanisl:,
1911; E 265895; BH. T. Southern, San
Francisco, Cal.
BANJO TUNES; words and music by L.
Bonneau. [20802
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1911; E 266620:
Leonard Bonneau, New York, N. Y.
BARCAROLE; by Rudolf Friml, op. 78,
no. 2; piano. [20803
-© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 13,
1911; E 265975; G. Schirmer, New
York, IN... X.
BARCAROLE, F DUR; von Karl Thiessen,
op. 25, no. 2 eingerichtet von Sig-
frid Karg-Hlert, fiir violine, o. vio-
loncello, harmonium und klavier.
[20804
© Aug. dt, 79ers: (24,
1911; HE 264335: Carl Simon, musik-
verlag, Berlin, Germany.
BARCAROLLE; by Albert Landry; piano.
[20805
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c Sept. 16,
1911; E 264704; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
——hby Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 231;
violin and piano. (Six tone pictures,
no. 1.) [20806
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265710; Hatch musie co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
—by Mrs. Charles H. Toby; piano.
(Wafted melodies, grade 1.) [20807
© Sept. 1, 1911 Bes Aue.” 21,
1911; E 265516; Mrs. Charles H.
Toby, Dover, N. H.
—— See Offenbach (J.)
BARCAROLLE IN G; by Richard WicKken-
hausser, op. 54; piano. (5 tone pic-
tures, no. 4.) [20808
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 « Aug. 21,
1911; E 264154; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
BARN (THE) YARD RAG; words by
Billy Johnson, music by Chris Smith.
[20809
© Sept. 21, 1911; 2 c.: Sept. 21,
1911; E 266335; Harold Rossiter
musie co., Chicago, Ill.
BARTEK Z MAGDA W STODOLIE; obertas
[and] Opera z kantowa, no. 1; arr.
by W. Adeszko; concertina. [20810
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 e¢ Sept. 11,
1911; E 265908; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago, Ill.
Base (THE) BALL FAN; words and
music by G. Culp.
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 e Sept. 19,
1911; E 266191; George Culp, Roch-
ester, N. Y.
1210
[20811 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
20828
BATTLE HYMN; from the Rig Veda,
music by Gustav von Holst, op. 26;
mixed voices. London, Stainer &
Bell, ltd. 4to. (Choral hymns, first
group, no. 1.) [20812
ie Aue. 7. 1911: 2 ¢. Aug: 9, 1911;
EK 263722; Gustav von Holst, Lon-
don, England.
BAYADERES (LES) ; marche fantastique,
by Otto Hackh, op. 390; piano.
[20813
Orsepn 25,1911; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1911; E 266361; Chandlier-Ebel
- musie co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
BE MY YIDDISHA BOY; words and music
by L. Bonneau. [20814
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1911; E 266621;
Leonard Bonneau, New York, N. Y.
BE TRUE TO GoD; hymn, words by Flora
Kirkland, music by Carl Price.
[20815
© Oci.6. 1911: 2 c. Oct. 3, 1911°;
E 266792; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, New
Mork: IN: Y.
BEAUTIFUL (THE) EASTER MORN; by
Cornelius Gurlitt, op. 179, rev., fin-
gered and annotated by W. S. B.
Mathews [with descriptive notes and
examination questions]; piano.
[20816
©) sept. e222) (4911 -) 2 e.. Septe.25,
1911; A 296761; Columbian con-
servatory of music, St. Louis, Mo.
BEAUTIFUL ISLE OF LOVE; words by Al-
bert Bagley. music by Leon Berg.
[20817
(aesepr 22.71911>.2 c.. Sept. 26,
1911; E 266601; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
BEAUTIFUL LOVE; words by Edgar Les-
lie, music by Halsey K. Mohr.
[20818
© Sept. 1S, 1911+ 2, ¢. Sept. 16,
19d: “266079; J. Fred Helf co.,
New York, N. Y.
BEHIND A CLOUD; words by Merlee S.
Hoffman, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [20819
Ane 25, 1911-2 -e.. Sept: 19,
1911; EH 266307; Mrs. V. S. Hoffman,
Manchester, Ind.
BEHOLD, I BRING YOU GOOD TIDINGS;
sacred song, by A. W. Lansing;
mixed voices. (Octavo series, no.
1005. ) - [20820
© Sent, 30,°1911;: 2 e- Oct. 2,
1911; E 266748; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
BEI SANG UND KLANG; Wiener-lieder
potpourri, von C. W. Drescher, op.
315, fiir piano 2 ms. mit text.
[20821
@ June 3, 1911; 2) .¢. Aug’ 19,
1911; HE 264041; Josef Blaha, Vi-
enna, Austria.
BEI UNS IN BRESLAU; potpourri, vou
Fritz Lehner; piano 2 ms. mit text.
[20822
©-Auee'9. 191t* 2" @, Sept. 12.
1911; E 264606; Mignon-verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
BELL SONG; lyric by Jefferson De An-
gelis, music by Wm. T. Francis.
[20823
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; E 266094; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton, Mass.
BELLA (LA) MANDRIANA; versi di A.
Genise, musica di G. Spagnolo.
(Edizioni Bideri, no. 3253). [20824
© Sept. 8, 1911- 2: Sept. 5.
1911; EK 264458; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
BELLINI (VINCENZO) Norma; selec:
tion, by Bellini, arr. by G. De Ste-
fano; 1st and 2d mandolin and
guitar ace. 4to. [20825
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 12,
1911; E 265953; G. De Stefano,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BELLS (THE) OF CHRISTMASTIDE; @&
service for Christmas, text by S. C.
Kirk, music by F. A. Clark. Phila-
delphia, Chicago, Praise publishing
co. S8vo. [20826
© Sept. 8, 19il- 2c Sent. 14
1911; E 266006; Geo. W. Sanville,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BELLS OF THE CHRISTMAS; words by
Elspeth McLeod, music by Howard
E. Smith. [20827
© Sept. 14. 1911 = 2..c.) Sept. AG:
1911; E 266060; Meyer & bro., Chi-
eago, Ill.
. BELSAZZAR’S GESICHT; text von Byron,
libersetzt von Adolf Bottger, musik
von Hans Huber, fiir mi&nnerchor;
klavierauszug mit text und chor-
stimmen. (Zwei hebriische melo-
dien, no. 2.) [20828
© Jan. 21, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1911;
E 263928; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip<
zig, Germany.
1211
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1reaesiSvi6
20829
BeERcEvUsE; by Frank Idle; organ. obl.
Svo. (The organ recitalist, no. 21.)
[20829
©) Aue, Si Ott? ey Aiea,
1911; H 264375; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, Hngland.
—by Theodore Saul; piano. [20830
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1911; EH 266331; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York, N. Y.
: von Willi Lautenschliger, op. 3,
fiir violine mit klavierbegleitung.
(2 leichte vortragsstticke, no. 1.)
[20831
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 e: Sept. 15,
1911; E 264674; Johann André,
Offenbach a. Main, Germany.
BEREAVEMENT; by Max Brownold, op.
15; piano. [20832
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1911; EK 2663896; Brownold & Alle-
mong, Roanoke, Va.
BERGSEE (DkrR); ein vorspiel und zwei
akte, text von Julius Bittner, musik
yon Otto Lindemann; klavierauszug
mit deutschem text. [20833
© Sept told 2 er Sent: 22,
1911; D 18966; Jungdeutscher ver-
lag Kurt Fliegel & co., Berlin, Ger-
many.
BrEssizk ADELLE POLKA; by I. N. Wil-
liams; piano or organ. [20834
© Sept. 18, 1911: 2 ¢. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266157; I. N. Williams, De
Graff, Ohio.
Bravy MAzuUR; by Woj. Osmanski, arr.
by B. J. Zalewski; 1st violin. [20835
@ejume nd 219i 2ex sume, 26;
1911; EK 266796; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Polish national dance by W. Os-
manski, arr. by B. J. Zalewski; Z
kleparza krakowskiego; oberek, by
Osmanski-Zalewski, arr. by B. J.
Zalewski: [etc] for cornet. [20836
©) Sep) 4) 190i: 2 ea Sent 4.
1911; EK 266102; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
eago, Ill.
BIG OLD LAZY MOON; words by Hugh J.
‘Lacoss, music by Herbert Hall.
[20837
© “Ade, -30; 1911: 2c.) Sept. 19:
1911; E 266287; H. Kirkus Dugdale
co., Washington, D. C.
BIRD CHIRPS; composed and arr. by H.
Henricksen; piano. [20838
@PAwey 30. Told Drie Semis ws
1911; E 264377; Hans Henricksen,
Duluth, Minn.
Bird (THE) WITHOUT MY WINDOW;
lyric and music by Caro Roma.
_ [20839
© Sept. 28, 1911: 2 ec, Sept. 29,
1911; E 266665; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
BirgDS IN THE DOME; by M. Moffitt;
piano. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [20840
© Aug. 25, 19ii= Ace 3sept. 19,
1911; EH 266275; Myra Moffitt, Car-
lisle, Pa.
Bits OF LIFE; words by H. Lewie,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20841
©. Aug. 25,1911 -s25e sept 19:
1911; E 266228; Harvey Lewie, Bay
City, Mich.
Bizet (GrorGES) Carmen; by G. Bizet,
arr. by Otto Ebel; piano. (KH'amous
operas for little hands, no. 6.)
[20842
©, Sept...25; 191 2resSept.. 21,
1911; EK 266362 ; Chandler-Ebel music
co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Toréador; from Carmen, by G.
Bizet, arr. by Walter H. Aiken;
piano ace. [20843
©- Sept. 11, 19ids 2 yer sept. 11)
1911; E 265890; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
BLEKITNY I WONNY MAJ; wale du
spiewu, arr. by W. Adeszko; concer-
tina. [20844
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 e. Sept. 11,
1911; E 265909; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago, III.
BLESSED ARE THE PUREIN HEART; words
from the Bible, music by Geo. Noyes
Rockwell; tenor or sop. sclo and
quartet. organ or piano ace. 4to.
[20845
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 25,
1911; E 266569; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
—— words by John Keble, music by
Sydney Thomson; mixed _ voices.
(Maxwell octavo, no. 336.) [20846
© Aug. 30; AGiies 2c. ese 530:
1911: E 265817; William Maxwell
music co., New York, N. Y.
BLoW ME A Kiss; words by Gus Kahn,
music by Grace Le Boy. [20847
© Auge: 31) woe eee sepie
1911: FE 265665; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
1212
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
20864
| BLUEBIRD (THE); words and music by
M. MecF. Price. [20848
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1911;
E 265690; Maude McFerran Price,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Bocry (THE) WALK; one-step or two-
step, by James M. Gallatly, arr. for
band. (Boosey’s military journal,
131 series, no. 1.) [20849
Awe 12:°1911;) 2 ce. Aug. 14,
1911; E 264254; Francis, Day &
- Hunter, London, England.
BoHEME (LA) See Puccini (G.)
Boire A MUSIQUE (Spieldéschen) ; par
Leo Partnoff, op. 46, revidiert von
Oscar Cranz, pour piano. (Trois
morceaux, no. 1.) [20850
(Cyne ai 1911: 2 ¢.. Aus, 22,
1911; E 264212; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig,
Germany.
Bo.wero; by P. S. Gilman, op. 28; piano.
[20851
eaAme est, 4911: 2 c... Sept. 1,
1911; E 265681; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
a WEE THING; Scottish melody,
words by Robert Burns, music arr.
by Granville Bantock; male voices.
4to. (Apollo club, Curwen’s edition,
no. 50498. ) [20852
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264451; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London, England.
BONNIEST (THE) MAID 0’ DUNDEE;
words and music by Claribel Nevin.
arr. by Beth Nevin. [20853
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1911; E 265473;
Claribel L. Wing, New York, N. Y.
Boo-Hoo; lyric and melody by E. A.
Wethered, arr. by H. M. Banister.
[20854
© Sept. 12, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 14,
1911; E 266010; E. Asbury Weth-
ered, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Book OF PSALMS; rendered in metre
and set to music... Music ed. by
S. A. Sterrett Metheny seand)|;
Hugh A. Clarke . . . Philadelphia,
Bae bold. vii: O06 ps - 12mo.' $0.75.
[20855
© Sept: 20, 1911;-2-c. Sept. 22,
1911; A 295911; Board of trustees
of the Synod of the Reformed
Presbyterian church of N. America
Philadelphia, Pa.
BoostER MARCH; by C. H. Stoddard;
piano. [20856
@ Sept... 18, 1911: 2 ¢ Sept. 18;
1Obt = HY - 266150; -C. -H.. Stoddard,
DS.
SSS... gS cs
Borton (ALICE) Two little songs;
music by Alice Borton. Contents :—
Sunset ; words by E. Teschemacher.—
Dawn; words by Bruce Dilks. No.
113633. [20857
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 264521; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
Bovuporr Rococo; gavotte, di Saverio
Sluca Matteoni, riduzione di Vin-
cenzo Billi, per piccola orchestra.
(Intermezzi musicali. no. 113550.)
[20858
) Aug. 16; 1914; 2 %e Aue. 17,
1911; E 264200; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
Boy scouts oF AMERICA; march and
two step, by Harrison HE. Ruhe, op.
55; piano. [20859
©) Sept: ce Ot Zee Ane, 4315
1911; E 265618; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Boy (THE) WHO SMILED; words and
music by Minnie Watson Jenkins.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20860
(© Aue 30, A911 2. Cc. Septs. 419,
1911; E 266264; Mrs. N. J. Jenkins,
Bluefield, W. Va.
BRAHMS (JOHANNES) Cradle song
(Wiegenlied); words by Florence
Hoare, music by Johannes Brahms,
arr.. by Percy EH. Fletcher; male
voices. 4to.) (The Apollo club, Cur-
wen ed. no. 50504.) [20861
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 6,
1911; E 264482; J. Curwen & sons,
lItd., London, England.
BRANDTS-Buys (JAN) Drei lieder;
ged. von Victor Heindl, etc., musik
von Jan Brandts-Buys, op. 20, ftir
singstimme mit begleitung von kla-
vier und fléte. Contents :—Nach-
truf. — Abendstindchen. — Braut-
fahrt. [20862
@ June, 14, tO. 2 e@. Ang 15;
1911: EK 264348; Drei masken-verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
Bric-a-BRAC (Vieux-saxe) ; by Florian
Pascal; piano. [20868
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 e. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 264517: Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London, England.
BRIGHT ANTICIPATIONS; waltz, by An-
thony N. Schuh, op. 8; piano.
[20864
© Sept. 5. 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
BE 265778; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
1213
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20865
pt. 111, n. s., v.6
BRING ME A GOLDEN PEN; part-song,
words by Keats, music by Frederic
H. Cowen; mixed voices. 4to. (No-
vello’s part-song book, no. 1222.)
[20865
© Sept. 13, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 14,
1911; E 264687; Novello & co., Itd.,
London, England.
BrRISE (LA); par Aimé Lachaume,
pour piano. [20866
©. Aug. 25, 191d: 2 cy Aue: 126.
1911; E 264275; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
BROTHER HAVE YOU HEARD THE STORY;
hymn, words and music by J. John-
son, harmonized by D. B. T. [20867
© July -28: 19: a ek Sept? 23,
1911; 1 c. Sept. 30, 1911; E 266747;
Charles M. Alexander, Philadelphia,
Pa.
BrRowN EYES; words by Helen Barnes,
music by Thos. W. Musgrove, op. 30,
no. 1. [20868
Sept. 30, 1911; 2 e«. Oct. 4,
1911; E 266802; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
BROWNIES’ REVEL; by J. Frank Fry-
singer, op. 64, no. 3; pf. [20869
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1911; E 266610; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York, N. Y.
BUBBLES; rag two-step, by M. M.
Nash; piano. [20870
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1911;
EH 266775; Standard music pub.
house, Chicago, Ill.
BUBBLING SPRING; Mazurka, by Walter
Rolfe; piano. [20871
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 21
1911; EK 266340; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
BUDS AND BLOSSOMS; series of easy,
melodious tunes and exercises pro-
gressively arr. by W. F. Strong; vio-
in as weanbae 2. Part 2:
[20872, 20873
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1911; E 266011, 266012; W. F.
Strong, Dixon, Ill.
Buctes (THE) OF FAIRYLAND; words
by Fred. G. Bowles, music by Harold
Jenner, in A flat and B flat. [20874
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; E 264698; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
Bues; words by J. A. Fitzpatrick,
music by Charles J.. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20875
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 c Sept. 19,
1911; EH 266253; J. A. Ftzpatrick,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
BUTTERFLIES; by J. Pascal; piano.
[20876
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 16,
TOME = 266076 ; Julian Pascal, New
York, NING
BUTTERFLY DANCE (Schmetterlings-
tanz); from Japanese ballet O
mitake san, by Rudolf Friml, op.
77, no. 1; piano. [20877
© Sept. 12, 1911s 2res Sept: 13;
1911; E 265976; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
BY MOONLIGHT; by Cecil Burleigh, op.
24; violin and piano. (Five charac-
teristic pieces, no. 5.) [20878
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 29,
1911; E 266678; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
BY THE DEAR OLD PENNSYLVANIA
HILLS; words by L. Cagey, music
by Ed. Corrigan. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [20879
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 30,
1911; EH 265726; Lester Cagey, Point
Marion, Pa.
By THE POOL; by George A. Burdett, |
op. 18, no. 2; piano. [20880 |
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 19,
1911; EH 966173 ; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
CAJOLERIE (Caressing); -by Paul
Wachs; piano. [20881
© Sept. 15, 1911: 2 ¢ Sept. 16;
1911; H 264710; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. at
CALL (THE) ; words by W. J. Wessels,
music by Arthur A. Penn. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26882
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266284; W. J. Wessels, N.
Adams, Mass.
CALL ME THINE OWN. See Halévy (J.
Nel e308)
CAN’T YOU HEAR THE CUCKOO CALLING;
words by Marvin Lee, music by B.
Peters. [20883
© Sept:: 5, 19id 7-2 seaesept. 115
1911; E 265926; Bert Peters, Chi-
cago, Ill.
1214
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
CANDLELIGHT REVERIE; by W. B. Mor-
rison; piano. Indianapolis, W. C.
Williams & co. [20884
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c Sept. 11,
1911; E 266137; Warner C. Wil-
liams, Indianapolis, Ind.
CANOEING; by Will T. Pierson; in G;
vocal orchestra. [20885
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; E 266056; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
CANTO PE’ VUJE; versi di EH. A. Mario,
_ musica di V. Ricciardi. (Hdizioni
Bideri, no, 3234.) [20886
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EK 264462; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
CANZONETTA (LA); rivista artistica,
musicale, letteraria, anno iv., n. 17-
20; piedigrotta Magliani, e piedi-
grotta. Capolongo, sommario, per
eanto e piano. N. 17-18, Agostino
Magliani. N. 19-20, Giuseppe Capo-
longo. [20887, 20888
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ec. each Sept.
18, 1911; H 264834, 264835; Capo-
longo-Feola, Naples, Italy.
CAPRICCIETTO IN A MINOR; étude by
Hans Ailbout, op. 310, no. 4; piano.
[20889
Grau 19) 1911: 2 ¢ Aug: 21,
1911; EH 264155; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
Caprice. See Paganini (N.)
CAPRICE EROTIQUE; by Sigurd Frederik-
sen, op. 9; piano. [20890
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; EH 2663938; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
CaRA May; words by Julian Jackson,
music by HE. Hartman. [20891
© Ane. 28; 1911: 2: ¢ Sept: 1,
1911; EH 265687; Ed Hartman, Bal-
timore, Md.
(CARESSING BUTTERFLY; by R. Barthé-
lemy, arr. by Otto Langey; orches-
tra. (Galaxy, no. 45.) [20892
© Aus 30, 1911: 2 ¢.. Aug. 31,
1911; EK 265603; G. Schirmer, New
Work. N.Y:
OARINA; mazurka di B. Della Cana-
nea, per pianoforte. [20893
Grewuly 12... 190: 72" ce Aue. 19,
1911; E 264057; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan, Italy.
CARMEN. See Bizet (G.)
20901
CARNIVAL OVERTURE; by S. Gatty Sel-
lars; organ. [20894
Xe) Aue S19) SO 2." e, Age or
1911; EK 264156; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass,
CAROLINE; words by J. W. W., music
by M. C. Hanford. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [20895
© Augs, 30; 1914 +2. eo Sept. 119:
1911; E 266269; J. Wilber Williams,
Oregon, O.
CENTURY OF RUSSIAN SONG FROM GLIN-
KA TO RACHNAMINOFF; collected and
ed. by Kurt Schindler . English
translations by Henry G. Chapman
and others New York, G.
Schirmer; Boston, The Boston music
co. [1911] xviii, 239 p. 4to. (Golden
treasury of music, v. 16.) $2.00.
[20896
© Sept; 20; 1910-2. & Sept. 22;
1911; A 295699; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York, N. Y.
CERTAINTY; by Gustav Lazarus, op.
146, no. 8; piano. [20897
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EK 264488; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
CH’ ELLA MI CREDA LIBERO E LONTANO.
See Puccini (G.)
CHANSON (LA) DES ETOILES; paroles
de Henri Darsay, musique de Paul
Fauchey. [20898
©? Aus 10) 1914.2” eh eAuexiaiie
1911; E 264196; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
| CHANSON (LA) DES FEUILLES; inter-
mezzo, par Ernest Gillet, pour petit
orchestre, avec piano-conducteur.
4to. [20899
C) Aue 25% 10a?) a? Aue 26;
1911; E 264277; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
CHANSONETTE; by Hamilton Harty;
oboe and piano. [20900
@r Aue. 17, 19tte 2" e@. “Augie 1o:
1911; E 264075; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
CHANT DU BERGER (Shepherd’s song) ;
by Frederic Baumfelder, op. 405,
edited and fingered by Maurice
Gould; piano. [20901
@© Auge Ja 1Obi ss. 2).6,) Aug. 2
1911; E 264255; Carl Fischer, New
Mork, «Ney y:
1219
20902
CHANT (LE) DU SOUVENIR; adagio par
Edm. fFilippucci, pour violoncelle
solo et orchestre, avec piano-conduc-
teur. [20902
(©) Avis 255 1911 ; 2c. eA 26,
1911; E 264278; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
CHAPPELL’S ARMY JOURNAL NO. 3878;
arr. by Dan Godfrey; military band.
Contents :—Claudine; by Pedro De
Zulueta.— Mifanwy; by Dorothy
Forster.—Morceau élégant; by J. S.
Howgill.—Colver blossoms; by Er-
nest Batten. [20903
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 13,
1911; E 264620; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
CHARLEY TAKE HOLD OF MY ARM; words
and music by Chas. Collins and
John P. Harrington. [20904
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c Sept. 15,
1911; E 264667; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
CHASE (THE) (Die jagd) ; by Rudolf
Friml, op. 80, no. 5; piano. .[20905
©) Aug. 30, 1911°°> 2° ce Aug. “31,
1911; E 265609; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
CHE FARANNO I VECCHI MIEI LA LON-
TANO. See Puccini (G.)
CHERRY CIRCLE; march and two-step;
by L. Harry Freeman; pf. [20906
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 -c. Sept. 29,
1911; EH 266666; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
CHICKEN (THE) RAG; words and music
by James Brockman. [20907
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; E 266078; J. Fred Helf co.,
New York, N. Y.
CHICKEN’S (THE) BALL; words and
music by Fred M. Fagan. [20908
© 1e Aug. 28, 1911; E 265491;
Coast publishing co., San Francisco,
Cal.
CHOPIN (FREDERIC FRANCOIS) Funeral
march; from Sonata, op. 35, by Cho-
pin, arr. for piano. (Chappell edi-
tion, no, 32.) [20909
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
EH 264533; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, Hngland.
Nocturne; by Chopin,
J. W. Lerman; organ.
© Aug. 16, 1911;
H a
iN
amie Dy.
[20910
Ze, Sepu. t, lOw :
Geo. Molineux, New York,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
CHORAL ODE III; words from Atalanta }
in Calydon by Swinburne, music by |
for unaccom- |
vocal |
[20911 |
Granville Bantock,
panied voices in 20 parts;
score. Ato.
© July 14, 1911; 2 e« Sept. 12,
1911; E 264597; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
CHORD OF THE DOMINANT SEVENTH IN |
THE TWELVE MAJOR KEYS, ITS ARPEG- |
by |
[20912 }
GIOS, RESOLUTIONS [ero.];
C. H. Robinson.
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 e. Sept. 5, 1911;
arr.
E 265932; Charles H. Robinson, Chi- |
eago, Ill.
CHRIST HAD A GARDEN. See Tschai- |
kowski (P. I.)
CHRIST (THE) IS COME;
music by A. S. Reitz.
words and
© May 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 14, 1911;
Tl.
CHRISTMAS ORATORIO;
mainly from the Scriptures, music
by W. W. Gilchrist; for solos, chorus |
[20914
and orchestra; vocal score.
© Sept. 12, 1911-2 eG Sept. 14
1911; E 265995; W. W. Gilchrist,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE, THAT’S ALL;
words and music by Geo. N.
H. E. Knox. [20915
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1911; E 266646;
Horace E. Knox, Danbury, Conn.
CLAIR JARDIN; (Rosenduft) ; paroles et |
musique. d’A. Borodine, traduction |
francaise de Raoul d'Harcourt,
deutsche tibersetzung von M. Lippold,
revidiert von Wilh. Dugge.
© June 20, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 19,
1911; E 264036; W. Bessel et cie.,
St. Petersburg, Russia.
CLARESTE POLKA; cornet Solo, by E. EH.
Bagley. (Concert ed. for orchestra,
no. 449,) ; [20917
©. Aug, 716, £9tteaeee ce Sept, me
1911; E 265805; Cliver Ditson c¢o.,
Boston, Mass.
CLEANSE ME, O LorpD; hymn, words by
A. A. P., music by D. B. Towner.
é [20918 |
© July 287 1G (2 ye. Sent: 25.
1911; E 266429; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
CLEVER (THE) LITTLE DRONE; from
Ladies’ day, lyric by Vernon Cas-
sard, music by Gustav Luders.
[20919
© Sept. 13, 1911; 2c Sept. 14,
1911; BH 266014 : M. Witmark & sons,
New York, INS Ye
1216
pt. a aes. v. 6 t
[20913 |
E 266004; Albert S. Reitz, Chicago, |
text selected |
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
ro. 10, 1911
CLocHES (LES): par Claude Debussy,
transcription par F. Ronchini, pour
violoncelle et piano. (Deux mé-
lodies, no. 2.) [20920
sem. 25, 1911: 2 ¢, Sept. 11,
1911; E 264574: Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
CLoup (THE); three-part song, words
‘by Shelley, music by Percy E.
Fletcher: women’s voices. 4to.
(Choruses for equal voices, Curwen’s
-ed., no. 71320.) [20921
@© Aue. 21, 1911; 2 «. Aug. 19,
-1911; E 264080; J. Curwen & Sons,
ltd., London, England.
CLOUD LIGHT: serenade, by Chas. J.
Rockwell: band. [20922
oy dune 13. 1911;.2 c.. Sept. 8,
1911; EH 265829; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ia.
COLLEEN; words and music by L. Lon-
don. [20923
© 1 ec. Sept. 26, 1911; E 266590;
Louis London, Minneapolis, Minn.
CoME ALONG MAYME; words by Gage
Hubbard Stevens. music by AL.
Abrams, [20924
© June 7, 1911- 2 c. June 12,
1911; E 266212; Stevens & Scully,
Rome, N. Y.
COME AT THE SAVIOUR’S CALL; hymn,
words by Harriet H. Pierson, music
by D. B. Towner. [20925
sully 28, 1911: 2 ec. Sept.. 28,
1911; E 226425; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
COME, GRACIOUS SPIRIT. HEAVENLY
DovE; sacred song by John Lilley
Bratton, op. 10; low voice. [20926
©: Sept. 25, 1911: 2 e« Sept. 25,
1911; E 266572: Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
_CoME, LETS GO DOWN To ToozEs; words
and music by F. Hutsell. [20927
© Aus 30; 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 1,
1911; E 264878; Floyd Hutsell, Min-
neapolis, Minn.
CoME ouT Miss Dinau LEE; words by
Ren Shields, music by James Conlon.
[20928
© Sept. 20, 1911: 2 c« Sept. 20,
1911; E 266326: Fredk. Allen Mills, .
New York, N. Y.
SING TO ME; waltz by Jack
Thompson; piano solo. [20929
me Aus: (18) 1991: 2-e Aus, 19,
1911; EH 264208; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
20938
COME WALTZ WITH ME; words and
music by L. H. Stowe. [20930
© Aug. 26,1911: 2.6. Aus. 26
1911; E 265487; Leslie H. Stowe,
New York, N. Y.
COME WITH ME TO ROSELAND; words
and music by Anna Gumaer Berg.
[20931
©, Sept 26, 19lte. Ze Sepr.27.
1911; E 266630: Holmes music co.,
Middletown, N. Y.
COME WITH ME TO THE BUNGALOW; OF
COHAN’S BUNGALOW soNG, from The
little millionaire. words and music
by Geo. M. Cohan. [20932
© Sept. 25; 1911. .2.:c. Sept. 27:
1911; E 266607: Cohan and Harris
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
COMME SE CANTA A NAPULE; versi e
musica di E. A. Mario. (Edizioni
Bideri, no. 3226.) [209383
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
KH 264460; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
CoMRADES; military march, by Antoine
J. Himsle. op. 8 no. 1; piano. [20934
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265841; Paul A. Schmitt, Minne-
apolis, Minn.
CON CELERITA GALOP; by J. J. Rich-
ards; band. [20985
© June 13° 990: 2 eesSepas,
1911; E 265830; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ia.
CONCERTINO No. 4, RE-MAJEUR; par Leo
Partnoff, op. 55, edited by Franz
Kohler, pour violon avec ace. de
piano. [20936
) Aug. 10: 1911: 2G. Septaaiay
+1911; E 264675; Johann André,
Offenbach a. Main. Germany.
CONCERTSTUCK, IN THE FORM OF A POLO-
NAISE; by Edwin H. Lemare, op. 80;
organ. [209387
©: “Ang. 12) 1914 2 er Sep 5:
1911; E 264421: B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CONSECRATED, LORD, TO THEE; two part
chorus, words by Frances Ridley
Havergal, music by James C. War-
hurst; women’s voices. (Octavo, no.
101382. ) [20938
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 265826; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
1217
12267—11
)
y4
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20939
pt. 11, n. s., v. 6
CONSECRATION; from A hymn cycle of
the heart, words and music by C. B.
Gould. [20939
©, Aug. 1%, 1911-3, 2,e ‘Septs,20,
1911; E 266324; C. Blanche Gould,
Belvidere, Il.
CONSOLATION ; by Emil Kronke, op. 48,
no. 1; piano. [20940
i) Aug, 49, 1919.> 22 je Aue 21;
1911; E 264157; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
CONTEMPLATION BUCOLIQUE; paroles et
musique de G. Aubert. [20941
© July 28, 1911; 2 « Aug. 19,
1911; E 264088; G. Aubert, Paris,
France.
CONTENTMENT (Stilles gltick) ; by Ru-
dolf Friml, op. 79, no. 5; piano.
[20942
©, Aug. 429/191 ss 2c) Aus 430:
1911; E 265555; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
Coons (THE) HONEYMOON; barn dance
or schottische, by Felix Burns;
piano. [20948
© Sept. 2571911; > 2°e. "Sept. 25,
1911; E 266549; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia, Pa.
CoRISANDE; valse by Gaston de Bré-
ville, arr. by M. Retford; band.
(Boosey’s new supplemental military
journal, no. 93.) [20944
© Aug: 30, 191%; 2" ce) Aug. 31,
1911; E 264855; Keith, Prowse & co.,
Itd., London, England.
CoRONACH ; part-song, words by Walter
Scott, music by Granville Bantock ;
mixed voices. 4to. (Choral hand-
book, no. 60978.) [20945
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EK 264448; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London, England.
CORONATION FANFARES; by J. EH. Bor-
land, arr. by William Short; mili-
tary band. (Military jourual, 131st
series, no. 2.) [20946
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 264520; Boosey & co., London,
England.
COUNT ON ME; Solo and chorus, words
and music by F. H. Phillips. [20947
© 2c. Aus. 31, 1919; -B. 265643;
Forrest H. Phillips, Jefferson City,
Mo.
Craps (THE) CRAWL; one-step, by Ar-
thur de Blonc; piano. [20948
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1911; E 264668; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
CRADLE SONG. See Brahms (J.)
CRADLE SONG No. 5; by Hubert Bauer-
sachs, op. 23; violin and pf., first
position. [20949
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 28,
1911; E 266653; H. T. Bauersachs
& co., St. Louis, Mo.
Crock (LA) Rossa (The red cross) ;
polka, by G. De Stefano; ist and 2d
mandolin and guitar ace. 4to.
. [20950
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 12,
1911; E 265948; G. De Stefano, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
CROSSING THE BRIDGE (Die briicke
hintiber) ; by Rudolf Friml, op. 80,
no. 4; piano. [20951
© Aug. 80)799T oven Aue. ot:
1911; E 265608; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
CROWN AFTER CROSS; words by Fran-
ces R. Havergal, music by B. E.
Warren. | 20952
© Aug;.-28, 1911 286" Sept. 1
1911; HE 265628; B. E.. Warren,
Springfield, Ohio.
CRUSHES AND BLUSHES; novelette, by
I. Seidel; piano. [20953
© Sept. 12,- 1911; 3° e--Sept. 18.
1911; E 266154; I. Seidel, Indian-
apolis, Ind.
CUNNING; words by Geo. J. Sexton,
music by N. B. Heims. [20954
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 7, 1911: |
EK 265800; Newton B. Heims, Hart- |
ford, Conn. | |
CUPID LOCKED YOU IN MY HEART AND |
THREW AWAY THE KEY; words by
Z. M. Ingram, music by Clifton
Keith. -New York, Gotham-Attucks
co. [20955
© Aug. 16, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 8,
1911; E 265863; Zilpah May Ingram,
High, Tex.
CUPID’S HARP; arpeggio study by W. |
H. Bontemps; piano. [20956 ||
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25, |
1911; KE 266558; Chandler-Ebel |
musie co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
CycLtE (A) OF FOLK-SONGS; arr. by
Geo. B. Nevin; quartette or chorus |
of mixed voices. 4to. [20957 |}
© Sept. 21, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 23, |
1911; EH 266439; Clayton F. Summy |
eo., Chicago, Ill.
1218
DAISY-FIELD (THE)
MUSICAL CCMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
20977
DADDY COINED THE MONEY BUT I CAN-
NOT DO IT NOHOW; words by Geo. W.
Burns, music by Paul Eugene.
[20958
(wane ist 1911; 2 «Aug. 31,
1911; EH 265651; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
DAFFODILS; valse étude, by Jean Le-
gardo; piano. [20959
sept. 12, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 264618; Orpheus music pub.
.¢o., London, England.
(Wo die marien-
~ blimechen bltihn); by Rudolf Friml,
op. 81, no. 5; piano. [20960
Cy Ame. 30) 1911; 2 -c.. Aug: 81,
1911; EK 265614; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
| DANCE ON THE LAWN; by Mrs. C. H.
Toby; piano. (Wafted melodies,
grade 2.) [20961
(© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 21,
1911; E 265512; Mrs. Charles H.
Toby, Dover, N. H.
DANUBE WAVES; waltzes, by J. Ivano-
vici, arr. by G. De Stefano; 1st and
2d mandolin and guitar ace. 4to.
[20962
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1911; E 265947; G. De Stefano,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DASHING (THE) CAVALIERS; march two
step, by Edmund Braham and H. T.
Paull; pf. [20963
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911;
H 266800; Edward T. Paull, New
Yorks, IN) X:
DaT DANUBE KISS; words by Louella
Conly, music by Milton Allisham.
[20964
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; EH 266756; Southern California
music co., Los Angeles, Cal.
DatT’s HARMONY; from Ziegfield follies
of 1911, words by Grant Clark,
musie by Bert Williams. [20965
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 « Sept. 20,
1911; EH 266311; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
Davy JonES; from Miss Jack, lyric
by Mark HE. Swan, music by Wm.
Frederick Peters. [20966
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 c Sept. 16,
1911; E 266088; Leo Feist, New
Mork. (Ni Y:.
| Dawn (Morgenrot) ; by Rudolf Friml,
op. 78, no. 1; piano. [20967
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 13,
1911; EH 265977; G. Schirmer, New
Work SIN. ¥
DAY BY DAY; words by Edith S. Til-
lotson, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[20968
© Sept. 10) 1912) ¢@. Aue. 25,
1911; E 265848; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Il.
Day DREAMS; words and music by
Daisy McGeoch. [20969
© Aug, 28, A911? 2 ew Auge 28.
1911; H 264826; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, O.
—— words anon., music by H. Clough-
Leighter, op. 54, no. 38; soprano or
tenor. [20970
@© Aug 28! 1999202" Auge 29:
1911; EH 265502; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
DAY DREAMS VISIONS OF BLISS; from
The spring maid, by Heinrich Rein-
hard, are by Carlo Ph) Williams;
hotel orchestra. [20971
© Aug. 30, 1911: 2 e« Aug. 31,
1911; E 265648; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
Day OF JOY; waltz, by H. Engel:
piano. [20972
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265775; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O}
DARLING LOVE; words by George E.
Lothrop, music by A. W. Beede.
[20973
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1911; E 265940;
Annie W. Beede, West Lynn, Mass.
DEAR HEART AND MY BUNGALOW;
words and music by F. H. Carle.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[20974
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 19,
1911; E 266277; Florentine H.
Carle, Chocorua, N. H.
DEAR (THE) LITTLE GIRL I KNOW;
schottische and love song, words and
music by G. N. Lovejoy. [20975
~w@ Aug?’ 28) 1911-9 2° e Sept: "1,
1911; EK 265688 ; George Newell Love-
joy, Geneseo, N. Y.
DEAREST (THE) PLACE; words by
Claire Wallace Flynn, music by John
Barnes Wells; high voice. [20976
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1911; EH 266052; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, O.
DEARIE BE MY SWEETHEART; words by
Louis A. Possehl, music by J. Fett,
ir. [20977
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1911; H 266550;
John Fett, jr., Chicago, Il.
1219
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20978
DEARIE, I LOVE YOU; words and music
by W. H. Reuter. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [20978
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 30,
1911; E 265740; W. H. Reuter, Chi-
eago, Ill.
DEATH (A) SONG; poem by Paul
Laurence Dunbar, music by A. Wal-
ter Kramer, op. 25, no. 1; medium
voice. (Two songs, no. 1.) [20979
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2°@ Sept. 23,
1911; E 266441; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
Deck (A) OF CARDS; words by HE. C.
Rice, music by Clarence C. Robin-
son; men’s voices. [20980
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5,1911;
E 265757; Fillmore bros. ¢o., Cin-
cinnati, O.
DEEP IN MY HEART: words by W. S.
Evans, music by Franklin Riker;
high. (Four songs with piano acc.,
no. 2.) [20981
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266830; G. Schirmer, New York,
INGO.
D&JANIRE. See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
DERNIERE (LA) LETTRE DE MANoON;
lamento par Ernest Gillet, pour or-
chestre avec piano-conducteur.
[20982
© Auge: 25. 191d 2) ©) Aue.: 26,
1911; E 264279; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
DETEKTIV-DUETT; aus der operette, Die
liebesjagd, text von Theodor Fisher,
musik von Hermann Ritzau. [20983
© July 18, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 19,
1911; EK 264052; Biihnenverlag Nie-
dersachsen, g. m. b. h., Hannover,
Germany.
DIVERTISSEMENT; aus der gesangs-
posse, Die frau Gretl, musik von
Rudolf Raimann, ftir klavier zu
zwei hinden, mit tiberlegtem text.
[20984
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1911; E 264841; Harmonie-verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
—— aus der operette, Hoheit amtisiert
sich, von Rudolf Nelson, ftir orches-
ter. Stimmen. [20985
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 20,
1911; EH 264840; Harmonie-verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
1220
pt. ma nS. 6
DIVINE LOVE; words by Herbert J.
Brandon, music by .Joseph H.
Adams. no. IP mY emo Md H:
no. 8 in G. London, Novello & co.,
ltd. [20986-20988
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. each Sept.
14, 1911; E 264641-264643: J. H.
Adams, Sutton, Coldfield, England. —
Decror Dr LUXE; selection, by Karl
Hosechna, arr. by Sol. Levy; mili-
tary band. [20989
© Aug. 29, 1912: 2 ene, 30,
1911; EH 265529; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Dott song. See Offenbach (J.)
DoLLAR (THE) PRINCESS; Selection, by
Leo Fall, arr. by Mackie-Beyer;
orchestra. [20990
© Aug. 26, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 28,
1911; E 265457; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dotty Drew; words by Leonard
Cooke, music by Henry E. Pether.
[20991
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1911; EK 264669; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
DOMINUS ILLUMINATIO MEA; words
anon., music by C. H. Kitson; mixed
voice, English text. [20992
©. Aug. 3h, AONne te Antero ol.
1911; EH 2643878; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
DONIZETTI (GAETANO) Lucia di Lam-
mermoor; fantasia, by G. Donizetti,
arr. by G. De Stefano; 1st and 2d
mandolin and guitar ace. 4to.
[20993
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c Sept. 12,
1911; KE 265950; G. De Stefano,
Philadelphia, Pa.
selection, by Donizetti, arr.
by Mackie-Beyer ; military band.
[20994
© Aug.) 264 Oi 2s Gaeeen 25.
1911; EK 265453; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
——What from vengeance yet re-
strains me; sextet from Lucia di
Lammermoor, by G. Donizetti,
edited by S. L. Hermann; organ ace.
Ato. [20995
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266581; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
21015
no. 10, 1911
DoN’T BE ASHAMED YOU'RE IRISH;
words and music by Wm. Cahill.
[20996
pans) 15. 1911: 2 ey Ang. 21,
1911; E 265719; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
DON’T FORGET YOUR MOTHER; words by
J. P. Morgan, music by Willy Wag-
ner. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [20997
loam 25, 1911: 2 e Sept. 19,
1911; E 266247; J. P. Morgan, East
Syracuse, N. Y.
DON’T KEEP ME WAITING ANY LONGER;
words and music by Tom Mellor and
Harry Gifford. [20998
eraue, si, 1911: 2 ¢c. Aug. 31
1911; E 264360; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
Don’r stop; two-step by Lady Garioch,
arr. by H. M. Higgs; orchestra. Ato.
(Orchestral journal, no. 636.)
[20999
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 2, 1911;
Wi 264382; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
———— piano ace. 4to. (Orchestral
journal, no. 636.) [21000
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 264531; Chappell & co., litd., Lon-.
don, England.
DON’T TAKE YOUR BEAU TO THE SEA
SHORE; from The fascinating widow.
words and music by HE. Ray Goetz
and Irving Berlin. [21001
iSsept.. 22) 1911+. 2 ‘ec. Sept. 22,
1911; E 266885; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
DON’T YOU WISH YOU HAD A GIRLIE OF
YOUR OWN; words and musi¢ by E.
M. Lewis. [21002
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1911: E 265992:
Ktta M. Lewis, Portland, Me.
DorotHy; words and music by A. C.
Templeton. [21003
© 1e. Sept. 28, 1911; E 266645;
Ada Collier Templeton, Kansas City,
Mo.
DOWN AMONG THE DEAD MEN; words
traditional, music arr. by Granville
Bantock; male voices. 4to. (Apollo
club, no. 50497.) [21004
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264452; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London, England.
Down AT REVERE; words and music by
Royal Sullivan. [21005
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c Sept. 27,
1911; E 266604; Geo. Bryce, Spring-
field, Mass.
DOWN BY THE DEEP BLUE SEA; words
-by D. Peterson, music by L. Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[21006
) Aug. 25, 1911: 2 esSepe /19:
1911; EH 266262; D. Peterson, Racine,
Wis.
DOWN HOME RAG; by Wilber C. S.
Sweatman; piano. [21007
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c Sept. 14.
1911; E 266029; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
DOWN IN HONEYMOON ALLEY; from The
maid and the monarch, lyric by
Matthew Ott, music by Dan J. Sul-
livan. [21008
©nSept. 20, A912 c.. Sept 24,
1911; E 266341; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
DowN IN JUNGLE TOWN; by H. E. Da-
rewski, junr.; military band. (Boo-
Sey’s military journal, 131 series, no.
Ae) [21009
1 Ae G12 AGNI = Die. Agen Als
1911; HE 264250; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
DOWN IN MELODY LANE; words by Wm.
A. Downs, music by Lou Sievers.
[21010
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 1, 1911;
EK 265675; Harold Rossiter music ¢o.,
Chicago, Ill.
DOWN IN THE LOCKER OF DAVY JONES;
lyric by James M. Reilly, music by
Herbert Spencer. [21011
© Sept. 13, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 14,
1911; E 266015; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, “N: Y.
DOWN THE FIELD; march and two-step,
words by C. W. O’Connor, music by
Stanleigh P. Friedman. [21012
© (Sept. Bij aol 2: ey Sept: 722;
1911; E 266387; Leo Feist, New
Yorks WN. X.
DOWN TO THE COUNTRY; words by M.
Connor, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[21013
©) jAus 30, A911: 2 c_ Sept. 19;
1911: E 266289: M. Connor, Sheldon,
Ind.
1221
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21014
DOWN WHERE THE LILACS BLOOMED;
words by D. Sailor, music by Len
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [21014
© Awe: 25, 1991+ 2s Sept 19;
1911; E 266240; Dorothy Sailor,
Ross, N. D.
DREAM (A) NO. 4; by Hubert Bauer-
sachs, op. 22; violin and pf., first
position. [21015
© Sept.- 25, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1911; E 266652; H. T. Bauersachs &
co., St. Louis, Mo.
DREAM (A) OF DREAMS THOU ART TO
ME; words and music by L. W. Van
Anda. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [21016
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 c Sept. 19,
1911; E 266249; Lulu W. Van Anda,
Wapakoneta, O.
DREAM (A) VALE; words by Valentine
Williams, music by Thos. W. Mus-
grove, op. 30, no. 2. [21017
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266803; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
DREAM (A) WALTZ; by Cornelius Gur-
litt, rev., fingered and annotated by
W. S. B. Mathews [with descriptive
notes and examination questions] ;
piano. [21018
© Sept. 22. 1911-97 e. ‘Sept; 25,
1911; A 296760; Columbian conser-
vatory of music, St. Louis, Mo.
DREAMER (THE); andante, by Alex.
Ludwig; piano. [21019
' © Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c Sept. 20,
1911; E 266315; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
DREAMLIGHT; valse by Reginald K.
Benyon, [arr. by H. M. Higgs],
piano ace. part. 4to. [21020
© pAue. 28) A9ide) 2) ce) Anes 29)
1911; E 264829; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London, England.
DREAMS OF THEE; reverie, by Kathryn
Bayley ; piano. [21021
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911;
EK 265876; Koninsky musie co., Troy,
NB
DREAMY TOWN; words by C. L. Hub-
bell, music by B. Lacey. [21022
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1911; E 2666038; Bert Lacey, Los
Angeles, Cal.
pt. I1I, n. s., v. 6
DRINK OF THE WINE FROM SPAIN; lyric
by E. S. §S. Huntington, music by
Howard Webster. [21023
© ‘Aug. '28; 191ds ad eed 28,
1911; 1 c. Aug. 29, 1911; E 265588:
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
DROWSY-EYES; cradle song, by C. W.
Crogmann, op. 89. (Six little tone
sketches for the piano, no. 2.)
[21024
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1911; E 266679; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
DRUCK DEN DAUM’N; Rheinlinder aus
der revue, Es gibt nur ein Berlin,
musik von Arthur Steinke, fiir piano
mit text. [21025
© Aug. 18, 1911222 te. Aue: 19,
1911; E 264072; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
DULCINEA ; Spanish dance, by Thurlow
Lieurance; piano. [21026
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266571; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Duo; from The enchantress, lyric by
Harry B. Smith, musie by Victor
Herbert. [21027
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c Sept. 14,
1911; EH 266016; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
DutcH (A) LULLABY; verse by Alfred
Hyatt, music by Charles Gilbert
Spross; low voice. [21028
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 28,
19115, EH 265505-yohm Church: ico.,
Cincinnati, O.
KE cuaim E Nova YorK: macchietta,
versi di G. Amato, musica di Luigi
Donadio. [21029
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 e Sept. 21,
1911; E 264844; Italian book co.,
New York, N. Y.
I) PARTITO; marcia, versi di Adolfo
Genise, musica di Vittorio Fassone.
[21030
© Sept. 7, 19ia- res Aas 30)
1911: E 264839; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
—’ stato D10; versi e musica di L.
Donadio. [21031
© Sept. 20) 1911-3 cs sept. 21
1911; E 264846; Italian book co.,
New York, N. Y.
1222
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
21051
EACH ONE MUST LOVE; lyric by E. S. S.
Huntington, music by Howard Web-
ster. [21032
mane. 28, 1911: 1c. Aug.” 28,
1911; 1 ce. Aug. 29, 1911; E 265589 ;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
EARLY ONE MORNING; English folk-
song, arr. by Thomas F. Dunhill;
men’s voices. 4to. [21033
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 264512; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
- don, England.
-HaRTH (THE) IS THE LoRD’s; hymn by
Shilo Shaffer Myers. (The choir,
vol. 12, no. 9.) [210384
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265765; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati, O.
HASTERBN (THE) WHEEL; march and
two step, by Victor G. Boehnlein;
orchestra. [21035
Op Aue, 23,51911 5 2 c.Aug: 28,
1911; E 265459; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ten, Mass.
EcHOES OF FRUITVALE; by _ Alice
Bailey, op. 1; piano. [210386
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 e Sept. 11,
1911; E 265901; Shattinger piano &
music co., St. Louis, Mo.
Eco (L’) MANDOLINISTI; polka, by A.
Bellano; 1st and 2d mandolin and
guitar ace. 4to. [21037
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c Sept. 12,
1911; H 265951; G. De Stefano, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
EXcoLE MODERNE DU VIOLON; par Wil-
liam Henley, op. 51, part 6. [210388
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 c« Sept. 14,
1911; EH 2646381; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London, Eng!and.
HEeyptia; dance-oriental, by Abe Ol-
man; piano. [21039
aseprt, 22...1911-..2-¢. Sept. 22,
1911; E 266375; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
ELFENTANZ; by Bernard Johnson, arr.
by Henry Tolhurst; violin and piano.
[21040
On Aues..28,. 191d: 2 .e, Auge. 29,
1911; H 264819; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
ELM (THE) ORLU; rag, by Bob Kohler,
arr. by Harry L. Cook; piano.
[21041
© Ine) .duly: 3, 1911+) WH +266377 -
Robert M. Kohler, Butte, Mont.
t
ELYSIAN; overture, by Edward Hazel;
band. [21042
© June 18. 191k: 2 cy Sent. &
1911; H 265831; C. LL. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa. Ia.
EN BATTERIE; polka-marche, par H.
Mabille, pour orchestre, avec piano-
~eonducteur. 4to. [21043
©@i Aue G25) 911s 2.26 MAue.” 26,
1911; E 264280; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
EN ROUTE; caprice by L. J. Oscar Fon-
taine, op. 98, no. 2; piano. [21044
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
EK 264525; Theo. Presser, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
EN TROTTINANT; petite fantaisie par
Albert Arnaud, pour piano. [21045
© Sept. 28) 1913.2, e. Sept 11;
1911; E 264593; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
ENCHANTMENT; waltz-song, words by
Edward ‘Teschemacher, music by
Henry Geehl, in C, E flat and F.
[21046
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 « Sept. 18,
1911; E 264621; Gould & co., Lon-
don, England.
words by Stanton Hill,
music by Charles P. Scott; high and
medium voice. [21047
@ Aue 23. 19tt 2 ee Aus. 20,
1911; EK 265498; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ENCHANTRESS (THE); act 2, opening
chorus, lyric by Harry B. Smith,
music by Victor Herbert. [21048
© Sept. 13, 1911; 2 « Sept. 14,
1911; E 266017; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
——entrance song, words by Harry
B. Smith, music by Victor Herbert.
[21049
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265847; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y:
——opening chorus, lyric by Harry
B. Smith, music by Victor Herbert.
[21050
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
EH 265855; M. Witmark & sons, New
Vork,cN: YY;
EXNCORE JE T’AIME; valse double bos-
ton, par Clifton Worsley, pour piano
seul. [21051
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c Aug. 29,
1911; E 264832: Casa Dotesio, Mad-
rid. Spain.
220
21052
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v.6
ENDYMION; poem by Oscar Wilde, mu-
sic by Chas Seeger, Jr.; high voice.
[21052
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 26.
1911; E 266595; G. Schirmer, New
Worl; Ne Yo
EXNGAGEMENTS ET VALSE NOBLE; par
Max Vogrich, pour piano. [21053
© CANS (21991102 Ve Amie.” 22,
1911; E 264210; G. Schirmer, New
WOKEN Ne
ENGLISH (THE) LANGUAGE; from Miss
Jack, lyric by Mark E. Swan, music
by Wm. Frederick Peters.
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 « Sept. 16,
1911; E 266093; Leo Feist, New
York: IN. o¥:
H\NTR’ACTE; waltz intermezzo, by Josef
Hellmesberger, arr. by H. F. Odell;
mandolin orch., [21055
© Aug, 28, 1911: 2\'¢ “Sept, 9;
1911; E 265882 ; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston, Mass.
ENTR’ACTE VALSE; by Josef Hellmes-
berger, ed. by Karl Benker; piano.
[21056
©) Auer i 19s poe vases lS,
1911; E 266128; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
EXNTRANCE OF VIVIEN AND SONG; from
The enchantress, words by Harry B.
Smith, music by Victor Herbert.
[21057
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1911; EK 266342; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ENTREATY; words by Marie Beatrice
Gannon, music by Clarence C. Robin-
son; in F'; high voice. [21058
© Sept.15, 1911; 2.¢., Sept. 19,
1911; H 266174; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
ERSTE SONATE, E MOLL; von Sigrid
Karg-Hlert, op. 88, fiir violine allein.
[21059
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1911; E 264633; Carl Simon, Berlin,
Germany.
Es BLUHT EIN BLUMLEIN ROSENROT; ged.
von M. Boelitz, musik von Fritz Lu-
brich, jun., op. 16, fiir gemischten
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
(Zwei lieder im volkston a cappella,
no. 1.) [21060
OyrrAuse, #9; 191d 72 (eo A Gee 9,
1911: E 264070; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
[21054 ,
9
12
he
ETERNAL (THE) PROMISE; a sacred can-
tata, words selected and arr. and
hymns written by Beatrice and
W. G. Woodcock, music by Walter G.
Woodcock. 4to. [21061
©: Aug. 5): 19dd eee aA. 14.
1911; 1 ¢. Sept. 9, 191264615 -
Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow, Scot-
land.
EXTUDE-CAPRICE; voi Rudolph Ganz, op.
14; fiir klavier. (Vier klavier-
stticke, no. 4) ; [21062
© July 7, 1Otte ewesent.. 29:
1911; E 267020; Ries & Erler, Ber-
lin, Germany.
ETUDE DE CONCERT; par August Nolck,
op. 158, pour violoncelle avec ace. de
piano. [21063
© Aug: 10; 191 eter senor ih:
1911; E 264684; Johann André,
Offenbach a. Main, Germany.
EXTUDEN-ALBUM; Sammlung yon 100
ausgewihlten ettiden, aus den wer-
ken von J. S. Bach, Bertini, etc.,
herausgegeben und revidiert von
Richard Kleinmichel, fiir klavier.
Band 38, no. 51-75. (Hdition, no.
4876 ¢.) [21064
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264410; B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz,
Germany.
EULALIE; words by Hdgar Allan Poe,
music by A. A. Mumma. [21065
© 1 ec. Auge 247 1910 er 266130;
Archie A. Mumma, Dayton, O.
EVENING CHIMES; composed by Otto
Hackh; piano. (Favorite composi-
tions, no. 5.) [21066
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2c. Sept. 21,
1911; FE 266868; Chandler-Ebel
musie co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
EVENING HYMN; words by Sarah
Adams, music by A. W. Lansing;
men’s voices. (Octavo ed., no. 6138.)
[21067
© Aug. *30,) Tite aes Aue, 50;
1911; E 265818; William Maxwell
musie co., New York, N. Y.
EVENING PRAYER (Abendgebet); by
Rudolf Friml, op. 78, no. 4; piano.
[21068
©. Sept. 12; Waite 2res sent. ls,
1911; E 265978; G. Schirmer, New
YOrk Nae
EVENING voices; by Sigurd Frederik-
sen, op. 7, no. 2; piano. [21069
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
BE 264425; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
EVENTYRSANGE (Fairy songs); tekst
og musik af T. Frederiksen. 4to.
[21070
© Dec. 22, 1909; ce. Aug. 30,
1911; E 264345; Torvald Frederik-
sen, Chicago, I].
9
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EVERY LITTLE MOMENT; words and
music by Bobby Jones. [21071
Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 30,
1911; E 265635; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton, Mass.
EXERCICES JOURNALIERS DE SOLFEGE;
par Paul Rougnon. Edition D?’*,
cent autres exercices 4 changement
de clefs, sans accompt. 4to. [21072
@ PNeot.. 23, 1911;'2 ¢. Sept. 11,
1911; E 264584; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, France.
EXPECTATION; words by John Hay,
music by Alexander Russell. [21073
(©) Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266169; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, O.
EXxTASIA; waltz, by H. Maquet, arr. by
Barrington Sargent; band. [21074
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 30,
1911; E 265565; Cundy Bettoney co.,
Boston, Mass.
Farr (THE) BRIGADE; operetta in three
acts, libretto by Cordelia Ballard,
music by Patty Stair. [21075
ie Vie sept. 27.. 1911: D 18969;
Patty Stair, Cleveland, O.
Farr EvLten (Schon Ellen); cantata,
by Max Bruch, arr. by Max Spicker ;
four part chorus of women’s voices
with soprano and baritone soli and
piano acc. [21076
mA Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911 ;
E 265792; G. Sthirmer: New York,
me /Y.
FAIRY DELL; by O. R. Blum; piano.
[21077
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266573; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
FAIRY MOON; words and music by C.
K. Harris. [21078
Mm Get. 3, 1911: 2 c:.Oct. 4, 1911;
EK 266824; Chas. K. Harris, New
York, .N..Y.
PRINCESS VALSE; by Frederic
Emerson Farrar; pf. [21079
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911; E 266680; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Pa
|
|
21088
Farry (THE) SHOEMAKER; a pastoral
in two episodes, written by A. H.
Hall, musie by T. J. Hewitt; vocal
score, dialogue and piano acc. 4to.
[21080
©. Aug 28; 19132 ¢. Sept. 5;
1911; EH 264467; Bayley & Ferguson,
“Glasgow, Scotland.
FairH; from A hymn cycle of the
heart, words and music by C. B.
Gould. [21081
©) Aue. 1 1914-727 ¢@.Sept., 20,
1911; E 266323:
Belvidere, Ill.
C. Blanche Gould,
FAITH IN THE BLOOD; hymn, words and
music by C. B. Gould. [21082
9
© July 15,:1911-°2 ¢ Sept! 20,
1911; E 266321; C. Blanche Gould,
Belvidere, [1.
words and music
[21083
c. Sept. vie
O. Teasley, An-
FAITH IS BELIEVING:
by D. O. Teasley.
© Aug. 28, 1911;
1911: EH 265626: D.
derson, Ind.
)
versi di M. A. Man-
Antonio di Jorio.
napoletane popolari, no
[21084
CO Aue Pe 19 26" Sept. 1G,
1911; EK 264472; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
FAMME RICURDA;
cini, musica di
(Canzoni
2739. )
FAMOUS (THE) FIBST; march and two-
step, by Carl Dillon; orch. 4to.
[21085
é.' Sept. 12,
Musiclovers co.,
2
ad
© Sept. 9, 1911;
190s 265950 <
New York, N. Y.
FANCIES OF You; words:by 'T. Harvey
Crawford, music by Luther E.
Schell. [21086
Gy. den Sept. 9; 1otd - it) 2oasto:
Crawford & Schell, Pottsville, Pa.
Fancy (A) (Glticklicher einfall) ; by
Rudolf Friml, op. 81, no. 1; piano.
[21087
) AVE St
Schirmer, New
9
()) Awe. 230) A991
1911; H 265610; G.
York, N.Y.
FAREWELL ;
1th ved.
Oesterle; piano.
© Sept. 15,
1911; E 266057
Works INS. ¥.
melodie, by Carl Bohm, op.
and fingered by Louis
[21088
c. Sept. 16,
Schirmer, New
AS Lee 2,
ae es
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21089
pt. III, L. §., v.6
FAREWELL NO MORE; words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Edith Fortescue,
in B flat. [21089
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 264497: Charles Sheard & CO
London. England.
FARMER BOYS (Der junge Jandmann) ; 5
tone poem, by Gustav Lange; piano.
[21090
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 25,
1911; E 265601; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia, Pa.
F'ARMER’S (A) SONG; words by H. Carl-
son, music by William O. Hellup.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21091
Ov Aus. 28 1901s) 2c, Nites 2S:
1911; E 265724: H. Carlson, Joliet,
Til.
FARMING LIFE, COUNTRY LIFE; song
from The Siren, operette in 3 acts,
English book and lyrics by Harry
B. Smith. music by Leo Fall. [21092
© eAues 250) Gio ce Mao Sl)
1911; E 264347: Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
FATHER’S ALLOWED TO SEE US TWICE A
YEAR; comic song, words by Harry
Williams, music by Egbert Van
Alstyne. [21098
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1911; E 266312; Jerome H. Remick
& co.. New York, N. Y.
FATHER’S GONE BACK TO THE COUNTRY;
words and music by C. L. Woolsey.
[21094
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1911; E 266370;
-C. L. Woolsey, Braymer, Mo.
FAVORITE (THE) REGIMENT MARCH; by
D. Ertl, arr. by Barrington Sargent;
orch. 4to. [21095
© Aug..28, 1917: 2 e«. Sept. 9,
1911; E 2658838: Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston, Mass.
FELSENFEST: marsch von F. Reckten-
wald, fiir infanterie musik. 4to.
[21096
@PAug. 18% Wold 2 ce) Aue: 19)
1911: E 264074: Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
FEenNcING (THE) GIRL; from Miss Jack,
lyric by Mark E. Swan, music by
Wm. Frederick Peters. [21097
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 c Sept. 16,
1911; E 266089; Leo Feist, New
Mork, N. Ye
FERN LEAVES;
by W. H. Bontemps;
piano. [21098
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 e Sept. 25,
1911; H 266559 : Chandler- Ebel mu-
Sic €O., Brooklyn, IN YE
FESTIVAL MARCH; by Theodore Saul;
organ. [21099
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 e. Sept. 23,
1911; E 266583; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York, N. Y.
FESTPOLONAISE; par Leo Partnoff, op.
46, revidiert von Oscar Cranz, pour
piano. (Trois morceaux, no. 2.)
[21100
© Aug. (11, ASIA ee Aue. 22:
1911; E 264218; Aug. Cranz, Leip-
zig, Germany.
IIELDS (THE) 0’ BALLYCLARE; words
by Dennis A. McCarthy, music by
Paul Bliss; high voice. [21101 |
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 18,
1911; E 266148; Willis musie co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
FIFI-WALZER; nach motiven der oper-
ette, Meine tante, deine tante, mu- |
sik von Amélie Nikisch, ftir piano, |
mit tiberlegtem text. [21102 |
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 20, |
1911; EH 264839 : Harmonie, Berlin, I
Germany. I
FINALE-FUGUE; by Aibert Renaud, op.
131, from Suite in E minor, no. 4; |
organ. [21103
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, |}
1911; E 264495; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
FINALE SYMPHONIQUE; par ©. J. Grey, |
pour orgue. (Morceaux originaux, |
no. 39.) [21104
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911; |
E 264411; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany. !
FIORE D’ARANCIO; stornello nuziale, |
versi di G. E. Gaeta, musica di}
G. Spagnolo.
i
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 30, 1911; |
EH} 2643837 ; Ferdinando Bideri, Naples, |
Italy.
Fiore (IL) D’AUTUNNO; mazurka, by |
G. De Stefano; 1st and 2d mandolin |
and guitar ace. 4to.
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 12, 1911; }
E 265952; G. De Cae Philadel- !
phia, Pa.
| FIRST LOVE DAYS;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
21125
| FrRE (DIE) KORBUNES; words by Louis
Gilrod, music by David Meyrowitz,
arr. by Jack Kammen. [21107
werrAne 24.1911: 2c. Aug. 28,
1911; E 265489; Theodore Lohr,
New York, N. Y.
FIREFLIES (Leuchtkifer); by Rudolf
Friml, op. 78, no. 5; piano. [21108
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 138,
1911; E 265979; G. Schirmer, New
peworks Ni Y.
| FIRENZA WALTZ; by John W. Casto;
~ band. [21109
© June 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265832; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
| First (THE) CHRISTMAS; words and
music by G. W. Wilmot. [21110
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1911;
EH 266159; Geo. W. Wilmot, New
Brunswick, N. J.
FIRST GRIEF (Hrster kummer); by
Hans Ailbout, op. 310, no. 5; piano.
[21111
@ Ane aio 1911: 2c Aug. 21,
1911; E 264158; Arthur P. Schmidt.
Boston, Mass.
FIRST LOVE; words and music by L. Kil-
burn. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. Pa a
© Aue 30, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266265; Lou Kilburn, Rut-
land, Vt.
from The Never
Homes, lyric by EH. Ray Goetz, music
by A. Baldwin Sloane. [21113
n@et, 3, 1911: 2 ¢ Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266825; Chas. K. Harris, New
Work... .N. ¥.
FLac (THE) OF THE U. S. A.; words
and music by C. J. McEwen. [21114
© Aug. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 18, 1911;
E 266124; Candace J. McEwen, Og-
densburg, N. Y.
FLEE AS A BIRD; dirge, by Geo. D. Bar-
nard; band. [21115
©@riunes 13.1911: 2° ee Sept.’ 8,
1911; EH 265833; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ia.
| FLEETING (THE) HOUR; words by H.
D. Banning, music by Katharine
Barry. [21116
©? Aue, 28. 1911: -2 e=Aug. 28,
1911; E 264327; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, O.
12
FLEUR DE LYS; minuet, by C. W. Krog-
mann, op. 89. (Six little tone
sketches for the piano, no. 5.)
[21117
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c Sept. 29,
1911; E 266681; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
FLeursS (LES); paroles de Pierre De-
leau, musique de Lucien Chevail-
lier, op. 36, no. 2. [21118
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1911;
E 264087; L. Chevaillier, Paris,
France.
FLEURS D’IRLANDE;. valse lente par
Adolf Stanislas et Georges Charton,
pour orchestre avec piano-condue-
teur. 4to. [21119
© Aug. 25, 191; 2>e Aue. 126)
1911; E 264281; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
FLOWER (THE) OF THE NILE; valse
orientale, by Montague Ewing;
piano. [21120
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 264488; Phillips & Page, London,
England.
FOR EVERY BOY WHO’S LONELY THERE’S
A GIRL WHO’S LONELY TOO; from
Doctor De Luxe, lyric by Otto Hau-
erbach, music by Karl Hoschna, arr.
by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus. 1.
Song with guitar ace. 2. Guitar
solo or harp guitar. [24a 22
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 c. each Sept.
1, 1911; E 265686. 265687; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y.
FoR EXCHANGE, ONE LITTLE KISS; words
by R. C. Bryce, music by Phil Starr.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21123
© Aue 308: 1Oi =) 2.e. Anis. 30:
191i H 2Zoorzr: 1k. Clyde. Bryee,
Sacramento, Cal.
FoR INSTANCE; lyric by E. S. S. Hunt-
ington, music by Howard Webster.
[21124
©) Aue. 28,- 1911 2) ec Aug. 28,
1911; Lt .¢. Aug. 29, 1911 > HW 265590;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
FoR SOMEBODY; words by Robert
Burns, music by Homer N. Bartlett,
op. 288; high voice. [21125
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911;
E 265917; G. Schirmer, New York,
IN: eye
20
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21126
For YoU ALONE; words and music by
Harold Jack Gould.
©. Sept. 14, 1919; 2 > Sept! 411,
1911; E 265867; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Il.
FORBIDDEN FRUITS; waltz, by H. Bauer;
orchestra. [20427
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Sept. 1, 1911;
EK 265678; Henry Bauer, New York,
INE FY.
FORGET-ME-NOT; song by J. C. H. Beau-
mont. [21128
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 22,
1911; E 266399; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, O.
FORWARD; march by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 231; violin and piano. (Six
tone pictures, no. 3.) [21129
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
BE 265712; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
FORWARD, TUFTS; by L. R. Lewis;
piano 4 hands in F. Tufts College,
Mass., Tufts bookstore. 4to. [21130
© May 17, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911;
E 2658738; Leo R. Lewis, Somerville,
Mass.
registration by R. W. T.
Francis; organ in F. Tufts College,
Mass., Tufts bookstore. 4to. [21131
© May 17, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 9, 1911;
EK 265870; Leo R. Lewis, Somerville,
Mass.
—— words by D. L. Maulsby, mu-
sic by L. R. Lewis. 1. Mixed chorus
in F. 2. Male chorus in G. Tufts
College, Mass., Tufts book store. 4to.
Pablays Gables
© May 17, 1911; 2 ¢. each Sept. 9,
1911; E 265871, 265872; Leo R.
Lewis, Somerville, Mass.
FoTrcH ERLONG DE HOE-CAKE, DINAH;
additional verses by Louis EH. Hol-
comb, music arr. by J. S. Fearis;
male voices. 4to. [21134
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; EH 266544; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, III.
FouUNTAIN FAY; from The spring maid,
by Heinrich Reinhardt, arr. by Carl
F. Williams; hotel orchestra.
[21135
© > Aus) 3071910 2° eve), 31;
1911: E 265649; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
12
[21126 !
Four BY THE CLOCK (Vier schligt die ¥
uhr) ; words by Longfellow, German
version and music by Emil Karl Jan-
Ser. [211386
© Sept. 21, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 21, |
1911; E 266372; C. A. Blodgett, \
Springfield, Mass.
FRAIS MINOIS; morceau de geure, par
Albert Arnaud, pour piano. [21137
© Sept. 23, 191ts Qe: Sept. 11:
1911; E 264585; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
FRAVULA E CIARDINO; versi di G. Irace, °
musica di V. Fassone. (EHdizioni
Bideri, no. 3251.) [21138
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264454; Ferdinando Bideri, Naples,
Italy.
FREEDOM; march, by Carl Friedeman, |
arr. by F. E. Robinson; orchestra.
4to. [21139
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 266779; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
HREUNDESTREUE; marsch,
Blankenburg; ftir militirmusik. 4to.
[21140
© June 27, IoMey ze sept 12)
1911; E 264601; A. EH. Fischer, Bre-
men, Germany.
FROHLICHE FAHRT, E pur; von Rudolf |
Schartel, op. 10, duo fiir harmonium
und klavier. (Lyrische stticke, no.
2.)
© Aug. 80; 1911-2 “Sept. 12,
1911; EK 264634; Carl Simon, Berlin, |
Germany.
FROLIC OF THE SPRITES; by H. A.
Smith; piano. [21142
©, Aug. 29)" 19id = Boe aus: a0:
1911; E 265561; Helen A. Smith,
Garrettsville, O.
FRoM CHILDHOOD, FROM
words by Maud Hunt and G. Bolen,
music by Willy Wagner and Len
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [21143
© Aug. 25) isis, 2eereSepe 19)
1911; E 266242; George W. Bolen,
Indianapolis, Ind.
From Iraty; tarantella brillante, by ||
Gustav 146, 10. Sa:
piano. [21144
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 264434; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
Lazarus, op.
28
pt. 111, n.s., v.6 1
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no. 10, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
E. oLD MissourRl; words and music
| by R. D. Harlow. Washington, H.
| Kirkus Dugdale co. [21145
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266267; Ruth Dryden Har-
low, Stephenville, Tex.
| FROM THE HEARTH; by Cecil Burleigh,
| OD, 24, no. 8: violin and piano.
| [21146
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266175; Oliver Ditson co.,
| “Boston, Mass.
|'FROM THE VALLEY; words by Elsie
Janis, music by Frank E. Tours;
[21147
amosept., 19, 1911;.2: e, Sept. 29,
1911; E 266682; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
|FRoNT RANK SOLDIERS; words and
music by G. A. McFarland. [21148
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266118; Gertrude Ammons
McFarland, Troy, Kan.
|FRUHLING IM WINTER; lied aus der
revue, Es gibt nur ein Berlin, ged.
von F. W. Hardt, musik von Arthur
Steinke, fiir gesangu. piano. [21149
| @ Aug. 18, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 19,
1911; E 264073; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
| FULL SAIL; by Gustav Lazarus, op. 146,
no. 1; piano. [21150
- © Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264435; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
H FUNERAL HYMN; from the Rig Veda,
music by Gustav von Holst, op. 26;
mixed voices. London, Stainer &
Bell, ltd. 4to. (Choral hymns, first
group, no. 38.) [21151
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Ang. 9, 1911;
E 263724; Gustav von Holst, Lon-
don, England.
FUNERAL MARCH. Sec Chopin (F. F.)
GABY WALTZ; from The monarch and
the maid, by Dan J. Sullivan; pf.
[21152
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911; EK 266667; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
| GaELiIc (A) LULLABY; words by Mary
Grant O’Sheridan, music by A. Cyril
Graham. ; [21153
Senin. 8, 191k - 2 es Sept. 11,
1911; E 265927; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Ill.
GAI PRINTEMPS; par Ernest Gillet, pour
orchestre avec piano-conducteur.
4to. [21154
©) Aug. 25) 1910>.2 © Ane 26,
1911; E 264282; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
GAIETY RONDO; by H. Engel, op. 21, no.
3; piano. F21155
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5,1911;
E 265770; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
GALLOPING SONG; words by Sarah
Hamilton Birchall, music by Glenn
H. Woods; chorus for male voices.
(Octavo edition no. 44.) [21156
© Sept. 20; 1911-2) ¢. Sept. 25:
1911; E 266894; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Il.
GANZ (RupDOLPH) Melodie; yon R.
Ganz, op. 14, fiir klavier. (Vier
klavierstticke, no. 3.) [21057
On July tO 2 ve Sept.29:
1911; E 267021; Ries & Erler, Ber-
lin, Germany.
GARDEN OF HEARTS; by Li,
Buck; piano. [21158
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 265782; Lynn music co., St. Louis,
Mo.
waltzes,
GARDEN (THE) OF PEACE; ballad, lyric
by Arthur J. Lamb, music by Robert
Lorenz. [21159
©) Aug. 2.1911: 2 ec. Aug. 3, 1911;
E 262426; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
Mork, IN. ¥:
GARDEN (THE) OF THE PAST; words
by Leslie Cooke, music by H.
Trotére, in D, E flat, F and G.
[21160
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; BH 264699; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
GATHER YE ROSEBUDS WHILE YE MAY;
part song, words by Robert Herrick,
music by John B. Grant; women’s
voices. (Octavo ed. no. 523.) [21161
©) Aug, 20) 19d: 2 e Aug). 30,
1911; E 265819; William Maxwell
music co., New York, N. Y.
GAVOTTE; by Carl Wilhelm Kern, op.
231; violin and piano. (Six tone
pictures, no. 4.) [21162
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265713; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
1229
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21163
pt. III, n. s., v.6
GaAvoTTE—Continued.
Madchen mit dem roten miind-
chen; ged. von H. Heine, musik von
Rudolph Philipp, op. 11 bis. ftir eine
singstimme mit pianoforte-begl.
[21163
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 15,
1911; E 264686; Johann André,
Offenbach a. Main, Germany.
GENTLEMAN (A) OF FRANCE; words
and music by Sam Walsh; recitation
with piano ace. (Musical mono-
logues, no. 65.) [21164
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264437; Reynolds & co., London,
England.
GENTLEMEN, THE KING; words by T.
Hugh Bell, music by Gerald F. Kahn.
no. 2 in F. [21165
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 264526; J. B. Cramer & co., ltd.,
London, England.
GERNSHEIM (FRIEDRICH) Quartett, A
dur, no. 5; von Fr. Gernsheim, op.
83, fiir 2 violinen, bratsch und vio-
loneell. Partitur. 12mo. [21166
© Aug. 16, 1911; 1 ¢c. Aug. 16,
1911; 1 ce Aug. 21, 1911; H 264216;
N. Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin, Ger-
many.
GHostTs; two-step, by Ernest Dunkels,
arr. by Frank Merton; banjo and
piano. [21167
© Septal, 192 ve. Septs12,
1911; EH 264614; Chappell & co., Iltd.,
London, England.
Gipsizrs’ (THE) CAMP; by Seymour
Smith, arr. by Edmund Parlow;
piano duet. [21168
© Aug, 195 1911 20; Aue) 24,
1911; EH 264159; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
GirL (THE) I’LL CALL MY SWEETHEART
MUST LOOK LIKE YOU; waltz, by
Chauncey Oleott and Dan J. Sulli-
van, arr. by Sol. Levy; orchestra.
[21169
©) Aue. 29,0 190-92) ce Anes? 30:
1911; E 265530; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
GIRL (THE) IN THE GINGHAM GOWN;
‘words by Edward M. Dresser, music
by Martin A. Brennan. [21170
©) Aug 28) Age ageMaug. 28.
1911;:1 c Aug. 29, 1911; BH 2655838 ;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
GirL (THE) IN THE LOOKING GLASS;
words by Geo. W. Burns, music by
Paul Eugene. [21171
© Aug. 31, 1911-12 ehikue? 31;
1911; H 265652; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
GirL (THE) OF THE GOLDEN WEST;-
words and music by A. C. Luttman.
[21172
©1c Aug. 28, 1911; E 265471;
A. C. Luttman, Los Angeles, Cal.
GirL (THE) THAT YOU LOVED IN JUNE;
words and music by G. Culp. [21173
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c Sept. 19,
1911; E 266193; George Culp, Roch-
ester, N. Y.
GIRL (THE) THAT YOU USED TO KNOW;
words by EHugene Raymond, music
by Harold Brown Freeman. [21174
© Sept. 19; 1911s 2eeUSept) 22.
1911; E 266886; Harold Freeman
co., Providence, R. I.
GIRL (THE) UPON THE DOLLAR IS THE
SWEETHEART OF US ALL; words by
Geo. H. Gould, music by Jas. S.
Sumner. P2Id 75
© Sept. 13, 1911; 2 c Sept. 14,
1911; E 265960; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago, Il.
GIRL (THE) WHO LIVES NEXT DOOR; |
words and music by E. B. EH. Bessey. |
[21176
© May 27, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
EK 265866; E. B. EK. Bessey, Ottawa,
Canada.
GLAD CHRISTMAS TIME; words by Flora
Kirkland, music by Howard E.
Smith. [21177
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 c« Sept. 16,
1911; E 266061; Meyer & bro., Chi-
cago, Ill.
GLISSANDO WALTZ; by Martha Kintzel ;
piano. [21178
©’ Aug.: 19} 1911 = "29 eF Aug. 21;
1911; EH 264160; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
}LOBEVILLE MARCH; by M. C. Bales;
piano. (241798
© Aug, 247 {oie 2her Aue. 28.9 ||
1911; E 265468; A. W. Perry & sons’
music ¢co., Sedalia, Mo.
GLOOMY GLOOM; words and music by |
Harry Bulger. [21180 |
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 19, |
1911; E 266201; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
1230
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS |
no. 10, 1911
GLORY TO THE CHILD KING; words by
various authors, music by Powell G.
Fithian and F. J. Howard. [21181
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 22,
1911; E 266383 ; MacCalla & co., inc.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Go A-HEAD; by Gustay Lazarus, op.
146, no. 4; piano. [21182
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264430; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
Go, HIDE YOUR FACE IN THE CORNER;
. words and music by Fred Collins
Wildman, arr. by Eugene Platzmann.
[21183
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 14,
1911; E 266000; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
GoD OF OUR FATHERS; national anthem,
recessional, words by Rudyard Kip-
ling, music by P. A. Schnecker, arr.
by FE. V. Gary; men’s voices. (Oc-
tavo ed., no. 12195). [21184
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266129; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Gop’s HARVEST; words and music by
G. W. Wilmot. [21185
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 18, 1911;
E 266160; Geo. W. Wilmot, New
Brunswick, N. J.
GoD’s PROMISE-RAIL; words by T. O.
Chisholm, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[21186
Gumune 22. 1911: 2 ¢. Aug. 25,
1911; E 265347; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
GOLD FISH SONG; from The enchantress,
lyric by Harry B. Smith, music by
Victor Herbert. [21187
©) Aue. 29°. 1911: 2 e- Aug. 380,
1911; BE 265531; M. Witmark & sons,
New Yerk, N. Y.
GOLDEN (THE) DAYS OF AUTUMN, WHEN
THE HARVEST TIME IS HERE; by HE. HE.
Nichols, arr. by Bert L. Fulton; or-
chestra. [21188
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 11, 1911;
Es 265912; Ernest E. Nichols, Bristol,
Conn.
GOLDEN GLOW; waltzes, by C. R. Zerse,
op. 3, no. 1; piano. [21189
- © Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 11, 1911;
E 265905; Carl R. Zerse, St. Louis,
Mo.
GOODBYE, LADDIE, GOODBYE;
21198
GOLDEN JUBILEE; by lL. Moeslein;
piano. [21190
© July, 2¢, Ol 2 ¢ “Ane. 225,
1911; E 265571; Lawrence Moeslein,
West Hoboken, N. J.
GOLDEN SHADOWS (L’ombre d'or);
valse, by Max Darewski; piano.
[21191
© Sept. 12; 1911; 2 «. Sept. 12,
1911; E 264594; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
GOLDEN SUNSHINE; for churches, re-
vivals, ete., by H. A. R. Horton and
by Q:, €.; TPaylor ‘>.-24(8yo. [21192
©) June 1G 191t=S> @ Aue “17.
1911; A 295220; Lone star music
co., Dallas, Tex.
GOLDEN (THE) WEDDING RING; words
by D. Miles, music by Carl Webber.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21193
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c Aug. 30,
1911; E 265725; Dora Miles, Wya-
net, Ill. .
GOLDEN (THE) WEST; words and music
by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Harlan.
[21194
© Aue is) ag "2e "Sept: 9:
1911; H 265887; C. W. Harlan, Wi-
nona Lake, Ind.
GONDOLIERA, NO. 6; by Hubert Bauer-
sachs, op. 24; violin and pf., first po-
sition. [21195
©: Sept. 25,1911: 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 266654; H. T. Bauersachs
& co., St. Louis, Mo.
GooD BYE; by F. Paolo Tosti, arr. by
H. F. Odell; mand. orch. [21196
+ Sept 30> 1911 -"2 ec. ‘Oetk '3;
1911; E 266805; H. F. Odell & co.,
Boston, Mass.
words by
N. Lee, music by Paul Sayre. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21197
(GC) Aue 30) 1911: 2c. Awugy 50:
1911; E 265738; Nellie Lee, Buffalo,
INC AX:
GOOD-BYE LITTLE GIRL; from Miss Jack,
lyric by Mark E. Swan, music by
Wm. Frederick Peters. {21198
© Sept. 14, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; E 266087; Leo Feist, New
York, N.Y:
1231
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21199
GooD NIGHT; words by Longfellow,
music by F. N. Lohr, arr. by Otto
Ebel; chorus for three women’s
voices. 4to. {21199
© Sept: 28, 19a 2 cs Sept. 25,
1911; EH 266556; Chandler-Ebel mu-
sic co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
GOOD NIGHT BABY; words by J. OC.
Broad, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [21200
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 c Sept. 19,
1911; E 266261; J. Clayton Broad,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GOOD-NIGHT RosiE; words by V. E.
Harrison, music by Hd. Ellis. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21201
©. Sept: 21, 1911 2c! Sent 21.
1911; E 266404; Vernon E. Harri-
son, Madison, Ind.
GOSPEL HOSANNAS: for church and
Sabbath school ... Comp. and ed.
by C. B. Strouse, W. EK. Biederwolf
[and others]... Shicago, . The
Glad tidings publishing co. [1911]
224 p. 12mo. [21202
© Sept'29, 191 2) e) Oet.. 2;
1911; A 295885; William Edward
Biederwolf, Monticello, Ind.
Gossips (THE); by H. L. Cramm, op.
16, no. 1; piano. [21203
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 19,
1911; EK 266176; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
GOTT WIRD ABWISCHEN ALLE TRANEN
VON IHREN AUGEN; kirchenmusik fur
das totenfest, musik von Hermann
Ernst Koch, op. 6, fiir gemischten
chor, solo, orchester und orgel, cem-
balo (klavier) ad lib. Partitur und
chorstimmen. [21204
© Sept. 9, 1910; 2 ¢. Feb. 8, 1911;
EH 263929; F. EH. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig, Germany.
GOUNOD (CHARLES-FRANGOIS) Séré-
nade (Stindchen) ; von Ch. Gounod,
bearb. von Richard Tourbié, ftir
salon-orchester. to. [21205
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 264391; B. Schotit’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany.
GRACEFUL DANCE; by Howard Fisher;
piano solo. (Suite de salon, no. 1.)
[21206
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c Sept. 6, 1911;
HE 264489; Phillips & Page, London,
England.
pt. Ill, n. s., v.6
GRADED STUDIES GATHERED FROM MANY
SOURCES; by Mrs. Crosby Adams;
piano, two hands. Book 3. [21207
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 e Sept. 13,
1911; EH 265967; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Ill.
GRADUS AD PARNASSUM ; Sammlung von
etiiden, in progressiver reihenfolge
. revidiert und bezeichnet von
Ernst Heim, fiir violine. Band 2
(Edition no. 3362.) [21208
© Aug. 11, T9itr ee. Sept. ob:
1911; E 264403; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
——-—— Band 7. (Hdition no. 3367.)
[21209
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264408; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC;
bye dB;
words
McKeogh, music by Earl
Hunt. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [21210
© Sept. 21, 1991;-2°@ Sent. 21,
1911; E 266405; James P. McKeogh,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GRAND (THE) OLD ORDER OF HAGLES,
KF. O. E.; words by EH. M. Wilkinson,
musie by A. B. Cluff. [21211
© Aug. 19, 4911: 2 co Aue. 28,
1911; E 265931; A. Ben Cluff and
EH. M. Wilkinson, San Francisco, Cal.
GRAND OPERA AT BREAKFAST; musical
travesty, words by Kate Masterson,
music arr. by Elizabeth Louise Fink.
New York, Edgar S. Werner & co.
ant
© Aug.. 25, 191i e2 en Aus.) 31.
1911; BH 265645 : Edgar S. Werner,
New York, INGE
GRay (ALAN) Three songs; er
by A. Gray. vy. 1. Contents :—Au-
bade.—O mistress mine.—The reason
why. [21213
© Aug. 11, 1911; Dre Aug). 19,
1911; H 964077 ; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
v. 2. Contents :—My heart is
like a singing bird.—The song of a
bird in May.--The joy of life.
[21214
©, Aug.) 1; Woda 2 che) 19)
1911; E 264078; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
GRAZIELLA; par August Nolck, op. 156,
pour violoncelle avee ace. de piano.
[21215
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 « Sept. 15,
1911; E 264687; Johann André, Of-
fenbach a. Main, Germany.
1232
| MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
21232
GREETING TO THOMASVILLE; march and
two step, by Geo. D. Byster, arr. by
ce oe orchestra. [21216
i Aug) 26) 1911: 2 c« Aug. 28,
1911; E 265454 ; J. W. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia, Pay
| - AND KISSES FOR MY BELOVED.
| See Schubert (F. P.)
|
|
|
|
Gruss Gort; fest-und pilgerlied, text
von Karl Gerok, musik von KE. Rahn;
gemischten chor, a capella ad lib.
Ato. Palas
lomsepe 27, 1911:.2 c.. Sept. 27,
1911; E 266622; Ernst Rahn, Chi-
eago, Ill.
-GUARDAMENTE; versi di Giuseppe Garo-
| falo, musica di Antonio di Jorio.
) (Canzoni hnapoletane popolari, no.
_ 2740.) [21218
(© Aue 241911: 2 e. Sept. 6,
1911; E 264478; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
GYPSY QUEEN; grand march, arr. by
J. Gearen; orchestra. [21219
© Aug. 25, 1911: 2 cc. Aug. 28,
1911; E 265449; Joseph Gearen,
Chicago, Ill.
Hap I A THOUSAND SOULS; translated
from The romancero, by John Bow-
ring, music by W. Franke-Harling;
high voice in E flat. [21220
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266130; Oliv er Ditson ¢o.,
Boston, Mass.
Hap I BUT KNOWN; words by Jefferson
De Angelis, music by Wm. T. Fran-
cis. PAPAL
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1911: EH 266096; Joseph M. Daly,
Boston, Mass.
HANDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH) Kammer-
trio no. 15; von G. F. Handel, bear-
beitet von Max Seiffert, fiir 2 vio-
linen, viotoncell und cembalo. Par-
titur und stimmen. [21222
ior dune 22> 1911: 2 c. Aug. 19,
1911; E 264044; Breitkopf & Hiar-
tel, New York, N. Y.
——0O Father, whose almighty power;
from Hiandel’s Judas Maccabaeus,
HAIL TO-DAY THE NEW-BORN KING;
words by James Rowe, music by
Howard E. Smith. [21224
©, Sept: 14 1911 2resSept. 16;
1911; E 266062; Meyer & bro., Chi-
e220; TH:
HAIL TO YALE; march and two step,
words by Cole Porter, music by Ar-
thur Troostwyk; piano with chorus.
p21225
© Sepis i299 it =" 3 te rSept:- 18,
1911; E 265970; Charles H. Loomis,
New Haven, Conn.
Hate (ALFRED M.) Fourteen sons;
words from the Hesperides of Rob-
ert Herrick, music by A. M. Hale,
op. 24. London, Breitkopf & Hartel.
Ato. [21226
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 12, 1911:
E 264604; Alfred M. Hale, London,
England.
HALEVyY (JACQUES FRANCOIS FROMEN-
TAL ELIE) Call me thine own; ro-
mance from L’Eclair, by Halévy,
arr. by H. F. Odell; mandolin or-
chestra. [21227
© Aug. 26, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 265804; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
HALL OF FAME; march two step, by J.
Gearen; orchestra. [21228
(Or Ae. 295 191s Oe, AuSec2G:
1911; E 265448; Joseph Gearen,
Chicago, IIl.
HALLO, HERE COMES A JOLLY SAILOR;
words by A. J. Mills, music by Ben-
nett Scott. London, Star music pub.
co. [21229
© Oct. 2, 1914 +2 c. Sept..21,. 1911;
EK 264851; J. Anderson, London,
England.
HALLOWE'EN; by Cecil Burleigh, op.
24, no. 4; piano and violin. [21230
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266177; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
HANS IM GLUCK; walzer aus der revue.
Es gibt nur ein Berlin, musik von
Arthur Steinke, fiir piano. Param
© Seppe, 12.0991: 2c: ‘Nept.. ts:
1911; E 264619; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
HAPPY-GO-LUCKY; March and two-step.
arr. by Perey E. Fletcher; male by J. Bodewalt Lampe, arr. for band.
voices. 4to. (Apollo club, Curwen’s (Boosey’s military journal, 131
edition, no. 50501.) [21223 series, no. 1.) [21232
© Sept. 8/1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911; @QuAue 12. 19112 ie Aus, 14.
E 264485; J. Curwen & sons., lid., 1911; E 265058; Francis, Day &
London, England. Hunter, London, England.
138
12267—11——3
21233
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES |
pt. I, n. s., v.6
HAPPY HEARTS A-MAYING; words by
Fay Hempstead, music by Lillian
Craig-Coffman; low voice. (Two
songs, no. 1.) Pleas
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ce Sept. 20,
1911; E 266328; C. W. Thompson &
eo., Boston, Mass.
HAPPY WISHES; words by Jennie Ree,
music by B. D. Ackley. [21234
©: Oct. 2, 191152 ©. Oct. 2, 1911:
EH 266769; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, II].
HAREM TROUSERS; words and music by
H. L. Tomman. [21235
© 1e Aug. 28, 1911; E 265478;
Hattie L. Tomman, Lanark, Ill.
‘HarK! I HEAR TEN THOUSAND VOICES;
words by Thoro Harris, music by F.
Lester Price. [21236
© Sept. 14, 1911: 2 « Sept. 16,
1911; E 266063; Meyer & bro., Chi-
cago, Ill.
HARK! WHAT MEAN THOSE ANGEL
VOICES; processional, words and
music by F. Lester Price. PAB
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 c Sept. 16,
1911; E 266064; Meyer & bro., Chi-
cago, Il.
HARMONY RAG; two step, by Hal G.
Nichols; pf. [21238
© Sept..25, 191d: 22° c. Sent. 26;
1911; EH 266593; Sam Fox pub. co,,
Cleveland, O.
HARP oF GOLD; or, Pillar of fire praises
no. 2, ed. by Alma and Arthur K.
White. Svo. [212389
(© Aue Gs) HOMIE Ds ee Ane: aali(,
1911; A 295228; Pentecostal Union,
Bound Brook, N. J.
HARVEST-TIME; words and music by
B. E. Warren. [21240
© Aug o28, s9Ni 2 sc sSept. 1,
191d, Hy +265629= B.. Ee sWarren;,
Springfield, O.
Hlarwoop (Basit) Three cathedral
preludes; by B. Harwood, op. 25;
organ. No. 1 in B flat. No. 2, in H.
No. 8 in.C. obl. S8vo. London, No-
vello & co., ltd. [21241-21243
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c. each Aug. 31,
1911: E 264362-264364; Basil Har-
wood, Almondsbury, England.
Havana ANNA ANN; lyric by Harold
Atteridge, music by Melville J.
Gideon. [21244
© Sept. 128," Wott +2 Jes Sept. 29,
1911; E 266668: M. Witmark & sons,
New. York, N. Y.
HAVE I GIVEN UP ALL FoR JESUS; words |
and music by H. M. Betts. [21245
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ¢ wept. 25, |
1911; E 266535; Helen M. Betts, |
Chicago, III.
Hk AROSE; words and music by B. HB. |
Warren. [21246 |
© Aug. 28 1911-2 em Sept. 1]
19TL: CH 7265630 aa
Springfield, O.
,
HH. Warren, |
HE DID IT ALL FOR ME; words and |
music by C. H. Stanley, harmony by |
N. L. Riderhof. [21247 |
© Sept? i) 19 oee Aue 268 |
1911; E 265493; Chas. H. Stanley, |
Burbank, Cal. '
HE DIED FOR ALL; hymn, words by A. |
A. P., music by D. B. Towner. [21248 |
© July 28, 1911; 2 e. Sept. 23, \
1911; E 266426; Charles M. Alex- }
ander, Philadelphia, Pa. .
HE IS MINDFUL oF His own; words by |
Anson G. Chester, music by C. H. |
Gabriel. [21249 |}
© June 12, 1911-2 -e€ Aug. 2551
1911; E 265349; Chas. H. Gabriel, |
Chicago, III. |
HE IS SEEKING FOR THEE; words by
John EK. Brown, music by S. D. |
‘Goodale. [21250 }
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 14, }
1911; E 266008; 8. D. Goodale, Web- |
ster Groves, Mo.
HE LIVES IN MY HEART TO-DAY; hymn, |
words by Nettie Bacon Christian, |
music by D. B. Towner. [21251 |
© Oct? 2, 1914; 2rew Oct. 2, 191g 4
EK 266772; Charles M. Alexander, |
Philadelphia, Pa.
He’s DONE IT AGAIN; words and music |
by Joseph Tabrar. [21252 |
© Sept. 12,. 1910-8 20e Sept. 12) |
1911; E 264595; Francis, Day & |
Hunter, London, England.
HE WILL KEEP; words by Julia H. |
Johnston, music by M. J. Babbitt. |
[21253 4
©: July 28)" Jou 2 eS Sept. aa
1911; E 266338; Morton J. Babbitt, }
Abingdon, Ill.
HrA’H DEM BELLS; two step, by ae |
Gearen; crcehestra. [21254 |
©) Aug. 25,5 198s 2 esses. 28, |
1911; E 265450; Joseph Gearen, Chi- j
eago, Ill.
1234
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
21272
HEAR THE PICKANINNY BAND; words
by Wm. J. Vanderveer, music by
Seymour Furth, arr. by E. S. S.
Huntington. [21255
iemseptaai2, 1911; 2 <«. Sept: 13,
1911; E 266165; Joe Morris music
co., New York, N. Y.
HEARTS ARE TRUMPS; from When
sweet sixteen, by Victor Herbert;
hotel orch. 4to. [21256
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 c«. Sept. 28,
_ 1911; E 266635; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
——lyric by Geo. V. Hobart,
music by Victor Herbert. ALAS
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1911; E 266316; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
HEAVENLY (THE) LAND; hymn, words
by Hattie H. Pierson, music by D. B.
Towner. [21258
© 28, 1911; 1 c. Sept: 23,
1911; 1c Sept. 30, 1911; E 266748;
Charles M. Alexander, Philadelphia,
Pa.
HEAVENWARD BOUND; march by Chas.
D. Blake, op. 211, rev. by Pierre
Duvernet (H. L. Heartz) ; piano.
[21259
On Ssepraed.1lO11 : 2. ec. Septs 11,
1911; E 265892; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
HELLO; words and music by M. Arm-
strong. [21260
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1911; E 266114;
Marie Armstrong, Highland Park,
i:
HELLO (THE) GIRL; words and music
by W. Edgar. [21261
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265698; Will Edgar, Long Beach,
Cal.
HELLO, SILVERY SEA; words and music
by Harry Castling and C. W. Mur-
phy. P2a262
© Aue 29. 1914-2" e Aug. 29,
1911; HY 264325; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
HER FATHER IS THE MAN WHO OWNS
THE DAIRY; words and music by L.
McDermott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [21263
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ¢« Sept. 19,
1911; E 266285; Louise McDermott,
New Orleans, La.
HER SMILE; lyric by Chas. Noel Doug-
las, music by Al. H. Wilson. [21264
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
BE 265929; Hllis & Wilson music co.,
New York, N. Y.
HER VOICE DIVINE; words by John P.
Wilson, music by Alfred G. Robyn.
[21265
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ¢« Sept. 14,
1911; E 266031; William Maxwell
music co., New York, N. Y.
HER VOICE TO ME; words by John B.
Bartlett, music by Homer N. Bart-
lett, op. 228; high voice. [21266
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 9, 1911;
E 265918; G. Schirmer, New York,
INGO YS
HERALDS OF SPRING; words by Charles
Hanson Towne, music by H. Clough-
Leighter, op. 54, no. 2; soprano or
tenor. [21267
@, Aue, 28.) 191 2-2. Aus, 29;
1911; H 265503; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
HERMANN (F'R.) 80 spezial-ettiden ;
von Fr. Hermann, op. 24, in progres-
Siver ordnung, fiir violine. 1. Teil 3,
nett d., 2: Neil 2 nett 2.
[ 21268, 21269
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ec. each Sept. 5,
1911; EH 264405, 264406; B. Schott’s
séhne, Mainz, Germany.
HEULEND BRAUST DER STURMWIND; text
von A. Kolzow, deutsch von M. Lip-
pold, musik von M. Mussorgsky,
nachgelassenes werk revidiert von
W. G. Karatygin, fiir bariton oder
bass. (Lieder und gesinge, no. 26.)
[21270
©" June 20) 1911 2 c« Aue. 19,
1911; E 264037; W. Bessel et cie.,
St. Petersburg, Russia.
HEvURE (L’) ESPAGNOLE; comédie musi-
cale en un acte, poeéme de Franc-
Nohain, musique de Maurice Ravel.
Partition d’orchestre, avec text.
[21271
©: Sept. 23, 1911 > 2 c. Sept. 11,
1911; E 264578; Durand et egie,
Paris, France.
HerEvurRE (L’) ExQuISE (The enchanted
hour); English version by Alma
Strettell, music by Reynaldo Hahn;
high in D flat. [21272
©, Sept. 19, Wot :" 2 e Septs 2a
1911; E 264847; G. Schirmer, New
York, Ni ¥:
1239
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21273
pt. 111, n.S., v.6
Hevre (L’) ExQuisE—Continued.
—— romance sans paroles, par Vittore
Loreto, pour piano seul. AVR
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 264420; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
HeExeE (DIE); operette in 3 akten, text
und musik von Richard Jager;
klavierauszug mit text. [21274
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1911; D 18970; Allegro, buch und
musik verlag, Breslau, Germany.
HI LIL’ FELLER; words by Frank L.
Stanton, music by Franklin Riker;
medium. (Four songs with piano
ACC. MO. on) [21275
© Oct: .2; 19113 2°e Oct; 4; 1911 >
EH 266831; G. Schirmer, New York,
ING Oe
Hripoux (LES); paroles de Henri Dar-
say, musique d’ Odette Vargues.
[21276
@ Aug. 10) 19-32 ie Aug. all)
1911; E 264197; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
HIDE AND SEEK; march and two-step,
by Walter Rolfe, piano. [21277
©: Sept. 20, 1911: 2 c Sept: 21,
1911; E 266343; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
HIGHWAYMAN JACK; words by Ruth
Rutherford, music by Godfrey Nut-
ting, in E flat and F. [21278
©) Sept. 15, 1911252 © Sept.ci6,
1911; EH 264700; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London, England.
His LOVE FoR ME; hymn, words by
Albert Simpson Reitz, music by D.
B. Towner. [21279
©r July 28.191 ol ve, Septme2s,
1911 & 1 ce. Sept. 30, 1911; HE 266749;
Charles M. Alexander, Philadelphia,
Pa.
HIS LOVE HATH MADE ME WHOLE;
hymn, words by Grace W. Burleigh,
music by D. B. Towner. [21280
OF Jil 285) VON eres Neptunes:
1911 & 1 ec. Sept. 30, 1911; H 266750;
Charles M. Alexander, Philadelphia,
Pa:
words and music by
W. R. Wilson. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [21281
©) Sept:. 21, 1914 - 2c. Sept: 21,
1911; E 266406; Wm. R. Wilson,
Salem, Va.
HIT THE GRIT;
HM! SHE IS THE ONE GIRL; song from
The Siren, operette in 3 acts, Eng-
lish book & lyrics by Harry B. Smith,
music by Leo Fall. [21282
© “Aug. 30; 19112 eine. 311,
1911; H 264846; Jos. W. Stern & co.;
New York, N. Y.
HOCHZEITS - WALZER; aus der panto-
mime, Der schleier der Pierrette,
musik von Ernst von Dohné&nyi, op.
18, no. 4%, arr. von Gustav Blasser,
fiir klavier zu vier hiinden. [21283
© June 13, 1911;.2 € Aug. 19,
1911; E 264064; Ludwig Doblinger,
(Bernhard Herzmansky) Leipzig,
yermany.
HOFMANN (RICHARD) 80 melodische
studien; von R. Hofmann, op. 90, fiir
violine in der ersten position, zum
gebrauche ftir angehende schiiler.
Heft 1. (Edition Schott, no. 175ia.)
[21284
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 5, 1911;
HH 264404; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
HOHEIT AMUSIERT SICH; operette in 3
akten, text von Julius Freund, mu-
Sik von Rudolf Nelson; klavier-
auszug mit vollstandigem text, arr.
von Franz Rumpel. [21285
©: Aug. 26, 4911) 24e ane 26,
1911; HK 264268; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin, Germany.
Horp THOU MY HANDS; words by Wil-
liam Canton, music by A. W. Jack-
son; contralto or bass in E flat.
[21286
© 1ce Ang. 28, 1911; E 265484;
Anne Wakely Jackson, Jacksonville,
Til.
HOLLy-H0CKS; by Yvonne De La Neu-
ville Kollontay; piano. [21287
© Sept: 13) 191iee2 Vex sept 115,
1911; B 266044 + W. 'B. ec caak Som-
erville, Mass.
HOME SWEET HOME; variations, by L
Weber; piano. Kansas City, Kans.,
Weber Bros. [21288
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 @) Sept. 11,
1911; E 265891; Louis Weber, Kan-
sas City, Kans.
HOME SWEET HOME TO ME IS SWEET
HOME NO MORE; words and music by
S. M. Medley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [21289
© Aug. 25, 191d 2¥esSept: 19:
1911; E 266256; Stella M. Medley,
Flora, Ill.
1236
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
21308
Homer (THE) WE LOVE BEST; words and | How SWEET Is JESUS; hymn, words by
music by R. W. Matthews. 4to.
[21290
(@wAns, 19) 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 21,
1911; H 264187; R. W. Matthews,
Covington, Ky.
HomMeE (A) WITHOUT MOTHER; words
and music by M. V. Beatty. New
Yoru. i 8. Hayiland pub. .co.
[21291
musent. 21,1911; 2 e¢. Sept. 21,
1911; EH 266409; Myrtle V. Beatty,
' Shreveport, La.
HONEY BABY BOO; words and music by
L. London. [21292
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1911; E 266617:
Louis London, New York, N. Y.
HONEY TOWN; plantation lullaby, words |
by Victor A. Herman, music by Stan-
ley FE. Widener, arr. by C. C. Robin-
son; men’s voices. (Octavo, no.
6185. ) [21293
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 6, 1911;
EK 265825; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
HONEYMOON SHUFFLE; by H. Collins;
piano. [21294
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1911; E 266164;
Harry Collins, New York, N. Y.
HORAND UND HILDE; konzertdrama frei
nach R. Baumbach, componirt von
Albert Thierfelder, op. 40; klavier-
auszug mit text. [21295
Onto ott: 2 ¢. Sept. 12,
1911; D 18963; Hansa-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
How DEAR TO ME; part song, music by
Reginald Barrett, op. 48; men’s
veices. (Octavo ed. no. 12190.)
[21296
OrAus. 16, 1911; 2 c Sept. 7,
1911; E 265806; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
How vo you bo; words by Harold
Atteridge, music by Melville J. Gid-
eon. [21297
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c Sept. 29,
1911; E 266669; M. Witmark & sons,
New, York, N: Y.
How MucH AM I BID; lyric by Dona-
ghey & Burkhardt, music by Ben.
M. Jerome. ~ [21298
(Or Anes 25.1911 > 4: Aug: 24,
fos fc. Aug.-30, 1911 H 265574 ;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
James Rowe, music by J. W. Gaines.
[21299
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 2, 1911;
E 266767; J. W. Gaines, Memphis,
Tenn.
Howt (THE) OF THE JAGUAR; trio,
from Ladies’ day, lyric by Vernon
Cassard, music by Gustay Luders.
[21300
© Sept: 13, 1911; 2 e Sept 14,
1911; E 266019; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
HUMORESKE; by Anton Dvorak, op.
101, no. 7, ed. by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, piano. [21301
© Sept. 7, 1911; .2-¢ Sept. 11,
1911; E 265902; Shattinger piano &
music co., St. Louis, Mo.
——von Ant. Dvorak, op. 101, no. 7,
erleichterte ausgabe ftir pianoforte,
in G major. [213802
© Aug. 15. 1911-2) es AtiesaG:
1911; E 264217; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia, Pa.
HUMORESQUE; by Howard Fisher; pi-
ano solo. (Suite de solon, no. 4.)
[21303
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 264490; Phillips & Page, London,
England.
HUNTING sone (Jagdlied); by Georg
Eggeling, op. 173, no. 1; piano.
[21304
Oy Aue 19), 190 2” ec: Aes 2a
1911; E 264161; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
HURRAH, DIE GARDE; defilier-marsch,
von H. L. Blankenburg; ftir mili-
tarmusik. Ato. [21305
© sjunel27, 190: 2 e-Sepe Az,
Poles: WH 2646022 TAS” Be Mischer.
Bremen, Germany.
HURRAH FOR OLD MISSOURI; words and
music by R. F. Cox. New York,
EF. B. Haviland pub. co. [21306
© "Aus. 301910 2 ec Aue 30;
1911; E 265741; Rutha Francis Cox,
Richmond, Mo.
HURRICANE RAG; eccentric two-step, by
F. G. Johnson; piano. [21307
@iSept. 18, 191d: 2). Sept: 19;
1911; E 266119; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago, Ill.
HyMN; words by Edgar Allan Poe,
music by A. A. Mumma. [21305
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1911; E 266140;
Archie A. Mumma, Dayton, Ohio.
1237
Ee eeEeEeEEeEEeEeEEeEeEEeEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEG—0eeECOOiEEllleeeeooeee ee ——
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21509
pt. thine si, V6
HYMNAL (THE); pub. in 1895 and rey. | I Am GoING BACK I’M GOING; words and
in 1911 by authority of the general
assembly of the Presbyterian Church
in the United States of America.
Philadelphia, The Presbyterian board
of publication and Sabbath School
work, 1911. xxiii, [1], 647, 49, [1] p.
12mo. $1.00. [21309 | I
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c Sept. 8, 1911;
A 295485; Trustees of Presbyterian
board of publ. & Sabbath School
work, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hymns (THE) MY MOTHER USED TO | [
SING; words by Frank Gee-Fort, mu-
sic by Frank Langford. [21310
©: 20cts. 2). 1941 Qe" Septe 21.
1911; E 264849; Star music pub. co.,
London, England.
>
HYMNS OF THE CENTURIES; ed. by Ben-
jamin Shepard. Chapel ed. New
York, The A. S. Barnes company,
OH xxiv, (296, -1v, GOP pp. 7 12mo,
$0.40. [21311
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 «@ Sept. 27,
1911; A 295858; A. S. Barnes co.,
New York, N. Y.
xl, 440, iv, 60 p. 12mo.
$0.75. [21312
© Sept. 6) 19: (2c Sep 21;
1911; A 295856; A. S. Barnes co.,
New York, N. Y.
— for use in Baptist churches, ed. by
Benjamin Shepard and Rev. William
M: Lawrence... Chapel ed. New
York, The A. S. Barnes company,
[Old xxiv, 296, iv, 60. pp. l2mo:
$0.40. [21313
© Sepia 14, 19> ere Seni s27,
1911; A 295859; A. S. Barnes co.,
New York, N. Y.
xl, 440, iv, 60 p. 12mo.
$0.75. [21314
© Sept.) 191d: (2 eC Sept. (27,
1911; A 295857; A. S. Barnes co.,
New York, N. Y.
HYMN-TUNE VOLUNTARIES; nine move-
ments by Percy E. Fletcher; organ,
American organ and harmonium.
Part 4. obl. 16mo. [21315
© Auge 255) Lome 2 wer oNoa Ss
1911; E 264333; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London, England.
it
a
I AM A CONQUEROR; hymn, words and | I
music by Ola Vancore Smithson.
[21316
© Oet. .3,. 1912, c Oct, +3, A0rt :
E 266806; French HE. Oliver, Kansas
City, Mo.
1238
music by L. H. Frillman. [21317
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 « Oct. 2, 1911;
E 266757; Louis H. Frillman, Chi-
cago Heights, III.
AM GOING HOME; words and music
by C. B. Hopkins. [21318
© May 8, 1911 2c. Sept. 14,
1911; E 266005; C. Benj. Hopkins,
Chicago, Ill.
CAN’T STAND FOR THAT NO MORE;
words by L. Bloch, music by Frank
Dunn, arr. by A. Pollefeyt. [213819
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1911; E 266566;
Louis Bloch, Louisville, Ky.
COME TO THEE; sacred song, lyric by
Geo. Graff, jr., music by Caro Roma.
[213820
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 « Sept. 20,
1911; E 266817; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
I’D LIKE TO HAVE YOU LIKE ME AS
MUCH AS I LIKE you; from The
trouble makers, words by Phil Cap-
well, music by Bert Lowe. [20321
©: Sept. 12, 191 ey Sept, 25,
1911; E 266587; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton, Mass.
I’D LOVE THEE AS MUCH; worads and
music by A. Blenett. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. (Pale Pe
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266248; Amy Blenett, An-
derson, Tex.
DON’T WANT TO BE YOUR SWEETHEART ;
words and music by John Martin.
[213238
© Sept. 21, 1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 25,
1911; E 266538; EH. N. Kauffman,
Sedalia, Mo.
ENVY EVERY FLOWER THAT BLOWS;
words by Henry Van Dyke, music
by Homer N. Bartlett, op. 282;
medium voice. [21324
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 9, 1911;
E 265919; G. Schirmer, New York,
INGaY.
HAVEN’T BEEN TO CINCINNATI SINCE;
words by Will A. Heelan, music by
Seymour Furth. [213825
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 30,
1911; E 265549; Joe Morris music
eco., New York, N. Y.
Ino. 10, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
21343
|I HOLD A SECRET DEEP DOWN IN MY
| HEART; from The winning widow,
| words and music by Ralph White-
' head, arr. by E. S. S. Huntington.
[21326
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 « Sept. 25,
1911; E 266564; Joe Morris music
co., New York, N. Y.
| I LIVE FOR YOU ALONE, DEAR; words by
_ Hugo Hamlin, music by James R.
| “Lawrence. ABTA
- © Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; HE 266537; Knickerbocker mu-
sic pub. co., Boston, Mass.
TLL DO NO TURKEY TROTTING; words by
Harold Atteridge, music by Melville
J. Gideon. [21328
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1911; EH 266344; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I'LL REMEMBER YOU, WHEN YOU’VE FOR-
GOTTEN ME; words by Wm. G. Brew-
ton, music by Herbert W. Weymann.
P2tsZ9
mresepe, 14,1911); 2 ec: Sept. 5,
1911; E 265746; H. A. Weyman &
sons, ine., Philadelphia, Pa.
V’LL TRADE MY HEART FOR YOURS; words
and music by Halsey K. Mohr.
[21330
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1911; E 226318; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
I LOOKED TO Him; hymn, words by A. S.
Reitz, musie by D. B. Towner.
[2133
© July 28) 1911: 1 & Sept. 23,
rot. te. Sept."30; 19115 EK 266751;
Charles M. Alexander, Philadelphia,
Pa.
I LovE A DIXI£ GIRL; words by Leonard
Gunneaux, music by Paul Sayre.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[213382
es Sept. 21,
Gunneaux,
insept 21, 1911: 2
foi EH 266407: 1... C6.
Charleston, W. Va. —
I LOVE LOVE; duet from The red widow,
lyric by Channing Pollock and Ren-
nold Wolf, music by Chas. J. Gebest.
‘ [21333
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
hh 265848; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, N.Y:
I LOVE My JEAN; words by Robert
' Burns, music by A. L. Booth, soprano
in F. St. Louis, Stark music co.
[21334
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 2663891; Alfred Lee Booth, Web-
ster Grove, Mo.
LL Loyn, you ;, duet; lyrie ‘by E.'S: -S:
Huntington, music by Howard Web-
ster. [213835
(@ Ass (28. (1911 +7 a. (e: Augh 28)
£OT1, 3) e-cAmg. 29) 19k Be 265591:
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
I LOVE YOU DEAR; from Red widow, by
Chas. J. Gebest; hotel orchestra.
[21336
©. Aus Slo 19th. 2 & Sept. a:
1911; E 265683; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I’m A TouT; lyric by E. S. S. Hunting-
ton, music by Howard Webster.
ABBY
Oy, Auger 28. 09117 D..e. Anes) 28:
ies 1 ewAue. 29, 19> Hh 265592:
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
I’M AS BRAVE A MAN AS YOU WILL FIND
MOST ANYWHERE; words and music
by J. Kelsey. [213388
Gi Le *Sept.16, 1911's) WH 265781 :
Joe Kelsey, Seattle, Wash.
I’M GLAD I’M A SON OF UNCLE SAM;
words and music by L. Bonneau.
[21339
() 1 c. Sept: 6, 1911 :. Ei 265787 ;
Leonard Bonneau, New York, N. Y.
I’M GOING HOME TO MOTHER; words and
melody by C. H. Stanley, harmony
by N. L. Riderhof. [21340
© Sept. 1, 191s 2 ¢ Augs. 28;
1911; E 265494; Chas. H. Stanley,
Burbank, Cal.
I’M JUST CRAZY "BOUT THOSE DREAMY
EYES; words by Howard King, music
by Raymond White. [21341
‘@wSept. 27, 1914: ..2 ©, Sept. 27,
1911; EH 266615; Koninsky music co.,
Mr Ow. INL:
I’M MARRIED WHEN I’M AT HOME;
words by G. Cook, music by Horace
Faile. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [21342
@mSepiei2by 1980 2c. Sept. 24;
1911; E 266408; Glenn Cook, Water-
loo, Ia.
I’M ON MY JOURNEY HOME; hymn,
words by J. Johnsen, music by D. B.
Towner. [21343
@rsuly 28.) 1901: 2 e: Septy 23,
1911; E 266418; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
1239
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21344
pt. 111, Dn. s., v.6
I'M ONLY A FAIR SUN BATHER; from
The fascinating widow, words by S.
M. Lewis, music by Kerry Mills, arr.
by Al. Doyle. [21344
© Awe, 29, 191-2) ec Aue 28.
1911; E 265480; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York, N. Y.
I’M RAKING IN THE HAY; words by
Harry Breen, music by Jas. Conlin.
[21345
© Sept. 14, Wile erSenr 12.
1911; H 265959; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
I’m SamMMy SHARP; words by A. J.
Mills, music by Bennett Scott. Lon-
don, Star music pub. co., ltd. [21346
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 21, 1911;
H) 264848; J. Anderson, London, Eng-
land.
I’M SUCH A ROMANTIC GIRL; duet, from
Mile. Rosita, lyric by Harry B.
Smith, music by Victor Herbert.
[21347
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1911; KE 266021; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
I’M THE CINDERELLA GIRL; lyrie by
Charles Horwitz, music by Frederick
V. Bowers. [21348
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; HK 266202; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
I MISS YOU MOST AT TWILIGHT; words
by Beth Slater Whitscn, music by
Al. B. Coney. [213849
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
Hi 265707 ; Will Rossiter, Chicago, I].
J NEVER GOT BEAT IN A BARGAIN ‘TILL I
MET My Lou; words by H. R. Ward,
musie by Len Fleming.
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [213850
© Aue! 30, 190-2 co Sept 19;
1911; E 266304; H. R. Ward, Ray-
mond, Miss.
I NEVER HAD ONE JUST LIKE YOU;
words and music by George N. and
HH. HK. Knox. [21351
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1911; E 265941;
Horace Ii. Knox, Danbury, Conn.
I ONCE HAD A LITTLE WHITE ROSE;
words and music by Malcolm Doug-
las. [21352
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 c« Sept. 13,
1911; E 266049; John Church ©Co.,
Cineinnati, O.
Washing- ;
I TELL YOU FOLKS IT’S GREAT TO HAVE
A PAL LIKE THAT; words and music
by E. Green; song recitative, violin
ace. /|VASaS
© 1 c Oct) 2 Asti 266777:
Ethel Green, New York, N. Y.
I THINK YOU THINK TOO MUCH ABOUT
TOO MANY; duett, lyric by Donaghey
& Burkhardt, music by Ben M.
Jerome. [21354
© Aug. 25, 1901s -aee Aue, 24:
1911; 1 ¢) Aug, 30) A913) 265575 :
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
I’VE BEEN LONGING, LONGING DEAR, FOR
you; lyric by Jefferson De Angelis,
musie by Wm. T. Francis. [21355
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266214; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton, Mass.
I’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT
MAN; march song, from The en-
chantress, lyric by Harry B. Smith,
music by Victor Herbert. [21356
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 30,
1911; EK 265533 ; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y. ee
I’vVE GOT FEATHERS ON MY HEAD; lyric
by Edward Madden, music by Percy
Wenrich. [21357
©: Sept. 18, 1911; 2 « Sept. 13,
1911; E 265961; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
I'VE GOT RINGS ON MY FINGERS; two-
step, by Maurice Scott, arr. for band.
(Boosey’s military journal, 181 se-
ries, no. 1.) [21358
© Aug.-12, 191t so 2c. Aue, 14)
1911; E 264251; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
I'VE JUST ONE HEART TO GIVE; words
and music by L. Doerr. New York,
Ff. B. Haviland pub. co. [21359
© Aug. 30, 1911.27 e. Aue. 30;
1911; E 265736; Louis Doerr, San
Jose, Cal. |
I’VE TRIED SO HARD BUT CAN’T FORGET;
words by N. W. Montgomery, music
by Norman Kelch. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [213860
© Aug. 80, 1911; 2c Aug. 30,
1911; EH 2657384; N. W. Montgomery,
Gloucester, Mass.
I WANT A LOVING LITTLE PAL; words by
BH. M. Smith, music by Hiverett Mo-
ran. [21361
© Aug. 30, 1911592) canes 30;
1911; E 265731; Esther M. Smith,
Chicago, Ill.
40
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1914. 21380
I WANT A REGULAR PAL FOR A GAL; | I WISH I WERE MY BROTHER JOE; words
words by Jean Lenox, music by and music by E. L. Bush. Washing-
George Christie. [21362 ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [213872
i"
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
HE 265849; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, mW: Y.
WANT A SWEETHEART LIKE MOTHER;
words by Chas. B. Engle, music by
J. Ralph Satterthwaite.
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1911; E 265562;
. Engle and Satterthwaite, Philadel-
4
phia, Pa.
WANT TO BE A JANITOR’S CHILD; words
by Irene Franklin, music by Burt
Green. [21364
Crane 49: 1911; 2c Aug. 21,
1911; E 265523; Leo Feist, New
York. N. Y.
WANT TO DANCE; words and music by
Milton Gruber, arr. by Henry Scharf.
[21365
Ouseue 10, 1911: 2 ce Sept... 15,
1911; E 266108; David Cohen, New
York, IN; Y..
WANT TO MARRY YOU; words and
music by G. J. L. Gaudiosi. [21366
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1911; E 264376;
Gerald J. L. Gaudiosi, New York,
ING EY. 2
WANT YOU DEAR; words by Harold A.
Robe, music by Milbury H. Ryder.
[21367
© Sept. 20,1911; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1911; E 266337; Head music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
WENT TO SLEEP AGAIN; words and
music by Charles Ridgwell, George
A. Stevens and Worton David.
| [21368
© Sent. 21, 1911: 2c. Sept. 21,
1911; E 264854; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WILL LIVE FOR JESUS; hymn, words
by James Rowe, music by Emmett
S. Dean. [21369
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 266768; Trio music co., Waco, Tex.
WILL MEET YOU AT OUR 1915 FAIR;
words and music by J. E. Burke.
[21370
©1e. Oct. 3, 1911; E 266816;
J. EK. Burke, New York, N. Y.
WILL TELL IT WHEREVER I GO; hymn,
words by B. W. Burleigh, music by
D. B. Towner. Palssyfle
©) sully 28, 1911: 2 ¢ Sept. 23,
1911; E 266423; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
[213658 -
IcH KOMME DIREKT
12
© Aug: 25. 1911-2 Sept. 19;
1911; EK 266227; Edna Louise Bush,
Somers, Wis. :
I WONDER IF SHE’S WAITING; words by
J. M. Warner, music by J. C. Halls.
Williamsport, Pa., J. M. Warner mu-
sic co. [21373
© Aue, 29) 1912-2 “es Aue. 30:
1911; H 265567; J. M. Warner, Wil-
liamsport, Pa.
I WONDER OLD TIME SWEETHEART, DO
YOU EVER THINK OF ME; words and
musie by E. R. Shook. Washington,
H. Wirkus Dugdale co. [21374
@) Aue, 1 25,, 190: 2™e. Septs 19:
1911; EH 266274; Elgin R. Shook,
Peoria, Ill.
I WOULD LIKE TO GET ACQUAINTED WiTH
you; words by Leon A. Miller, music
by Paul Eugene. [21375
@ Aven sl. 19: 2 eo Aussi
1911; E 265653; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
I-X-L; march two-step, by Harry J.
. Lineoln, arr. by F. H. Losey; band.
[21376
©) Sept, 18, 1914-12 ec. Sept. 19:
1911; E 266196; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
orch. 4to. PASTA
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 c¢ Sept. 12,
1911; E 265945; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
vVoN Paris; lied
aus dem liebesspiel Themidore, mu-
Sik von Digby La ‘Touche, fir
gesang und klavier. [21378
Orauly 2h 191s 2 er Sent) 29,
1911; E 267018; Drei masken-ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
IcH STAND IN DUNKLEN TRAUMEN (I
stood in mournful fancies) ; poem by
Heine, English version by Clement
B. Shaw, music by Arthur Rosen-
stein; medium or low. [213879
© “Sent: 26, 1901-2 es, Sept. 20,
1911; H 266627; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
IpyL; by Rudolf Friml, op. 79, no. 1;
piano. [21380
© VAues 29) 1914s 2c. Aug 30;
1911; E 265556; G. Schirmer, New
York? Nie XG;
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21381
pt. Hi, 0. s., v. 6
IF ALL THE GIRLS WHO'VE JILTED ME
COULD KNOW WHAT I HAVE GOT;
words by Geo. W. Burns, music by
Paul Hugene. [21381
© Ame sili, 191d: 2 es Aue Si,
1911; EH 265654; Shapiro music pub.
o.. New York, N. Y.
IF FORGIVING IS FORGETTING; words by
B. M. Brown, music by Jack Denver.
New York. F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21382
©) Amiga PRs At 2) .e; Ane 528:
1911; E 265720; Beatrice Merrill
Brown, St. Louis. Mo.
Ir I KNEW YOU AND YOU KNEW ME;
words by Nixon Waterman, music
by J. G. MacDermid; high voice.
[21383
© Sept. a, -100t- 2 eo Sene- 13.
1911; E 265984; James G. MacDer-
mid, Chicago, Ill.
IF I WERE A BIRD (Si oiseau j’etais, 4
toi je volerais) ; by Adolf von Hen-
selt, op. 2, no. 6, ed. by John Orth;
piano. [21384
©” Aue: 23," 191m? 2 ve! Nepinels,
1911; E 266131; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
—_—_ —_——.— Transposed ed. [21385
© Aue. 23, Oi Die Sept a9)
1911; E 266178; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
IF LOVE BE MADNESS; lyric by Dona-
ghey & Burkhardt, music by Ben M.
Jerome. [21386
© Aue. 25) W9ide ss tye eAue 924.
ff Oia le erpAes oO, Oda wh, ae
Charles K. reer! New York, N. Y.
JF THE WEALTH OF THE WORLD WERE
MINE; lyric by William H. Gardner,
music by Frank H. Tours. [21387
© ‘Sept. 13,1911 +72 ¢. Sept. 14,
1911: EK 266020: M. Witmark & sons.
New York, N. Y.
IF THE WORLD WERE DRAPED WITH
ROSES; words by Mabel J. Muskett,
music by J. C. H. Beaumont. [213888
Puw@. epi 22.4 19tt 2 (ea Sept. (22.
1911: E 266400: John Chureh Go.,
Cincinnati, O.
IF YOU CAN’T BE AS HAPPY AS YOU'D
LiKE: TO: BE, OBE) JUST AS -NIRARIY
HAPPY. AS YOU CAN; from The en-
chantress, lyric by Harry B. Smith,
music by Victor Herbert. [21389
© Sept. 7, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
KE 265850: NT. Witmark & sons, New
York. N. we
IF YOU COULD FANCY ME; from Miss
Jack, lyric by Mark H. Swan, music
by Wim. Frederick Peters. [21890
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 e Sept. 16,
1911; E 266082; Leo Feist, New ©
York, Ne
Ir YOU KNEW THE J.0RD WOULD COME
TO-NIGHT; hymn, words by A. A. P.,
music by D. B. Towner. [213891
© July. 28; 191-2) er Sept. 23,
1911; E 266422; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
IF YOU’RE GooD; Christmas song, words
by James Courtney Challis, music
by EH. Lester sb rice [21392
© Sept.122, W9ite: 2 Sene, 25,
IO + 5B 266541 : Meyer & bro., Chi-
cago, I].
IF YOU'RE TRUE; | Chicane song, words
by James Rowe, music by Thoro
Harris. [213893
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266542; Meyer & bro., Chi-
cago, Ill.
IMPATIENCE (Ungeduld) ;
Kitintzel; piano. [213894
© Aus. 19,1911 252 ves ne Oil.
1911; E 264162; Arthur P.. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
by Martha
Albert Ar-
[21395
IMPROMPTU-MAZURKA ;
naud, pour piano.
par
© Sept. 23) 019i ewsepu. i
1911; E 264586; Heugel et cie,
Paris, France.
IN AEROLAND; words and music con-
tributed by the mee aero club.
[21396
e. Aug. 28,
Technology aero
© Aug. 2% 1911; 2
1911; E 265447;
club, Boston, Mass.
IN DREAMLAND; words and music by
G. M. Tuttle. [21397
© Sept. 1, 1911: 2 ce. Sept. 5, 1911;
H 265699; Gertrude M. Tuttle, Port-
land, Or.
IN Goop HUMOR (Muntere laune); by
Richard Wickenhausser, op. 54; pi-
ano. (5 tone pictures, no. 2.)
[21398
© Aug 19) ole ee ale
1911; EH 264164; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
In His NAME; trio, words by Rene
Bronner, music by H. W. Petrie;
tenor, sop. and baritone, organ acc.
Ato. [21399
© Sept. 25, 1911 2" ey Sept, (25;
1911; E 266570; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1242
IN THE COUNTRY;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
21417
IN LOVING TIME; from ’A la Broadway,
lyric by M. H. Hollins, music by
Harold Orlob. [21400
rSepe. 27, 1911: 2 « Sept. 238,
1911; E 266636; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. N. Y.
IN MERRY MOOD (Leichter sinn); b
Hans Ailbout, op. 310, no. 6; piano.
[21401
(@) Ages 19, 1911; 2.¢c. Aug. 21,
AObs E 264168 ; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
In oLp Missouri; words and music by
G. E. Glessner. [21402
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 28,
1911; E 265790; G. E. Glessner, St.
Louis, Mo.
In PILLOW-TOWN; words and music by
W. Keith Elliott. [21403
ersepe 1.1911 ;.2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
FE 265851; M. Witmark & sons, New
Wonk: Ne Y«
IN PRAISE OF NEPTUNE; words by
Thomas Campion, music by John
Ireland; unison song for equal
voices. 4to. (Year book press se-
ries, no. 46.) , [21404
ey Age 19. 1911+ 2 ¢. Aug. .21,
1911: E 264186; Year book press,
London, England.
IN SOCIETY IT’S ALWAYS DRESS PARADE;
from The red widow, lyric by Chan-
ning Pollock and Rennold Wolf, mu-
sic by Chas. J. Gebest. [21405
© “Auz. 29,-1911; 2 ¢«. Aug. 30,
1911; E 265532; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
IN SYNCOPATIA LAND; lyric by Harold
Atteridge, music by Melville J.
Gideon. [21406
@rSept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911: E 266670; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
IN THAT SHADY LITTLE ORCHARD ON THE
HILL; words and music by F. Elias.
Denver, Colo., The Tolbert R. In-
gram music Co. [21407
(Aas 20; -1911:: 2. ¢c., Sept.) 29,
1911; E 266661 ; Fred Elias, Omaha,
Neb.
four short pieces,
by Orlando A. Mansfield, op. 84;
piano. [21408
om aAude: 1 1911 2 es Awe: . 19)
1911; E 264076; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
IN THE DEEPS 0’ THE DAISIES; words
from Atlanta constitution, music by
C. B. Hawley; high voice. [21409
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c Sept. 5, 1911;
E 2657438; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, O.
IN THE EVENING WHEN THE CHURCH
BELLS RING; words and music by
Thurland Chattaway. [21410
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266171; F. B. Haviland pub.
o0., New York, N. Y.
IN THE FIELDS (Durch die felder) ; by
Rudolf Friml, op. 80, no. 1; piano.
[21411
© Aue 305 191d Qe. Ang. ot,
1911; E 265605; G. Schirmer, New
Work, 'N.” Y..
IN THE GOLDEN LAND OF DREAMS; words
and music by L. J. Swartout. [21412
©) Aue 28) 1911 2c) Sept. £3:
1911; E 265988; Louise J. Swartout,
Chicago, III.
IN THE HIGHLANDS; marche brilliante
(two step), by Maurice Schott;
piano. [21413
© Sept.-9:5 1911; 2-e. Sept 18)
1911; E 266112; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
IN THE SLEEPY COUNTRY; words by
Frank L. Stanton, music by J. Lewis
Browne; medium voice. [21414
©) Sept. 2% 1911: 2 € Sept. 27,
191d: 8) 2666505" MM: PD: Swisher;
Philadelphia, Pa.
IN THE WHIRL*OF Joy; tarantella, by
H. Engel; piano. [21415
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5,1911;
E 265768; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
INDEPENDENCE DAY; words by J. F.
Gibbs, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [21416
© Aes 25. 419i 2 er (Septy ao:
1911; E 266251; Joseph F. Gibbs,
Letart, W: Va;
INDIAN SUMMER; two-step intermezzo,
by Neil Morét, for band. (Boosey’s
military journal, 131 series no. 1.)
[21417
©, Aver 12 TOA 2. ec. Aug lee
TO Be 265050. 7 oP rancis Daye
Hunter, London, England.
12435
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21418
pt; Tym 8, Vv. 6
INDIVIDUAL SIGHT
by A. EK. French.
SINGING EXERCISES ;
Series four.
[21418
© Sept.. 11, 1911; 2 c« Sept: 18,
1911; HE 265965;
Dover, N. H.
INNESS IMPROMPTU; by A. I. Thrall;
piano. [21419
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 « Sept. 18,
1911; E 266147; A. Inness Thrall,
Neosho Falls, Kan.
INSPIRATION (L’); by J. H. Allemong ;
piano. [21420
©Sept. 26,9 1911-2 Sept. 22:
1911; 1 266397; Brownold & Alle-
mong, Roanoke, Va.
INTARSIEN ; fiinfzehn kleine charakter-
stiicke, von Sigfrid Karg-Elert, op.
76, fiir harmonium.
@ Aug. 21,190) 2%e Aus 30:
1911; EK 2643844; Carl Simon, musik-
verlag, Berlin, Germany.
{INTERMEZZO A LA VALSE; by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 231; violin and piano.
(Six tone pictures, no. 2.) [21422
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265711; Hatch music co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
INTERMEZZO AMOROSO; valse mélodi-
euse, von Eduard Pilz, op. 14, ftir
klavier zweihindig. [21423
© July 18, 1911; 2c Sept. 29,
1911; E 267007; Drei masken-verlag,
g.m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
JINTROSPECTIONS; by J. L. Gray; piano.
[21424
© i © Sept, 18) 191th H 266022:
John L. Gray, Chicago, [I].
INVITATION (THE) ; by H.
Engel; piano. [21425
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EK 265769; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O;
polka,
IRELAND, DEAR IRELAND; words by J.
Stewart Potter and Jos. M. Dick-
son, music by J. Stewart Potter.
[21426
Or Ane, 7260) 1972) ce, Aen 0
1911; E 265572; Jobn S. Potter, St.
Paul, Minn.
Tron (THE) COUNT; overture, by K.
L. King; band. {21427
© June .13): 1911: 2c, Sept. -8,
1911; BH 265884; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ia.
A. E. French,
[21421 «
Is 1r Love; from Ladies’ day, lyric by
Vernon Cassard, music by Gustav
Luders. [21428
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c Sept. 21,
1911; E 266345; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Is IT TRUE; words by S. H. Berman,
music by B. Byer. [21429
© 1c Oct. 4, 1911; EB 266836;
Bernard Byer, Cincinnati, O.
IS THERE ANY ONE HERE; hymn, words
by B. W. Burleigh, music by D. B.
Towner. [21430
© July 28,°1911; 02 ey sSept. 23;
1911; E 266432; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
Is YOUR NAME ENROLLED IN HEAVEN;
words and music by B. E. Warren.
[21431
© Aug. 28,.1911; 2 ec. Sept. 1, 1911;
EK 265681; B. E. Warren, Spring-
field, O.
ISLAND HOME; words and music by H.
G. Johnson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [214382
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 e. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266250; EH. G. Johnson,
Pratt, Kan.
IstE (THE) OF TuNA; 2 acts, words
by Conly and Clover, music by W.
Campbell; vocal score. [214382
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1911; E 266618;
Wilbur W. Campbell, Los Angeles,
Cal.
It Is NOT ALWAYS May; poem by Jong-
fellow, music by Sydney Thomson.
[21434
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 14,
1911; E 266082; William Maxwell
music co,, New Work, No ¥2
IT NEVER CAN HAPPEN AGAIN; words
by Harold Atteridge, music by Mel-
ville J. Gideon and Louis C. Hirsch.
[21485
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c Sept. 29,
1911; BH 26667. Me sWwirmark: “&
sons, New York, N. Y.
It’s A TERRIBLE THING; poem by Charles
Horwitz, music by Frederick V.
Bowers. [214386
© ‘Sept: 18, 19th 2 eresene 19;
1911; E 266203; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
1244
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
21454
It’s GOOD ENOUGH FOR MB; words by
Walter Sagendorf, music by Jennie
L. Sagendorf. Washington, H. Kirk-
wus Dugdale co. [214387
| © Aug. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266218; Mrs. Walter Sagen-
dorf, Saranac Lake, N. Y.
It’S LONESOME ON BROADWAY; words
and music by Billy Kent [arr. by
Eugene Platzmann]. [21438
@usepy fi; 1911; 2 c. Sept. 12,
-1911; E 265958; Shapiro music pub.
: co., New York, N. Y.
It’s Nor FoR ME; lyric by Donaghey &
Burkhardt, music by Ben M. Je-
' rome. [21439
| Owais 2, 1911: 1c Aug. 24,
Poe eae. 30, 1911: H 265517 ;
| Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
Tv’s THE LAST TIME FoR SOMETIME;
words by J. Casper Nathan, music
by Nick Hall. [21440
@rsept: 18-1911: 2 ¢« Sept. 19,
1911; E 266120; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago, IIl.
| It’s THE UNIFORM THAT MAKES THE
HIT; words by J. E. Burke, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [21441
Ge Anees0, 1911< 2. ¢.. Sept...19,
| 1911; H 266237; J. E. Burke, Cleve-
| land, O.
| If TAKES A LIVE FISH TO SWIM UP
| STREAM; words by Edgar Selden and
_ John C. Hanson, music by Herbert
Ingraham. [21442
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 « Sept. 14,
1911; E 266001; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
IT WAS THREE O’CLOCK IN THE MORN-
ING; words by Worton David, music
by R. Penso. [21448
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2c. Sept. 65°1911 ;
EH 264478; Von Tilzer music ¢o., New
York, N. YY,
|Iratia; words by Clifton Bingham,
musie by H. Trotere, arr. by Walter |
H. Aiken. [21444
| © Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c« Sept. 18,
1911; E 265996; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
| ITALIAN SONG; by Gustav Lazarus, op.
146, no. 2, piano. [21445
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264431; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, -O.
|
|
1245
JENNY KISSED ME;
JESUS MEINE ZUVERSICHT ;
JESUS, MY LORD, AND My KING;
JOUR
JOYFUL SONG
JARDINERA (LA) SPAGNOLA (La giar-
diniera spagnola) ; versi e musica di
Giuseppe Giannelli. [21446
© Aug. (30-1912 e Sept;, 445
1911; HE 264572; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
words by Leigh
Hunt, music by A. W. Jackson; low
voice in B flat. [21447
©. 6, Oct.73) told HY 26805 *
Anne Wakely Jackson, Jacksonville,
Tl.
JESU, MEINE FREUDE; aus Sinfonische
chorale, komponiert von _ Sigfrid
Karg-Elert, op. 87, no. 2, fiir orgel.
[21448
© (Aue 5. 191d 2 e Ane oe
1911; E 264211; Carl Simon, Berlin,
Germany.
JESUS KNOWETH WHAT IS BEST; words
by Annie Phillips,
Goodale. [21449
© Sept. 20,, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 14
1911; EH 266009; S. D. Goodale, Web-
ster Groves, Mo.
music by S. D.
choralvor-
spiel und fuge, komponiert von Hugo
Kaun, op. 89; fiir orgel. obl. S8vo.
(Zwei stticke, no. 2) [21450
© July 27, 1911; 2 e« Sept. 29,
1911; E 267019; C. F. Kahnt, nach-
folger, Leipzig, Germany.
hymn,
words by Albert Simpson Reitz, music
by D. B. Towner. [21451
©) July 285 191t 2 ¢ Sept oo.
1911; E 266421; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
(UN) DE SOLEIL (Sunny day);
valse by Emil Moinier, arr. by M.
Retford; band. (Boosey’s new sup-
plemental military journal, no. 93.)
[21452
©, Ane. 330, 191 2 Aes ole
1911: EK 264854; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd., London, England.
Joy (THE) OF A SINNER REDEEMED;
hymn, words by Albert Simpson
Reitz, music by D. B. Towner.
[214538
©: July 28 19tt> 27 Septr 2a:
1911; E 266480; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
(Joyeuse chanson); by
Paul Wachs; piano. [21454
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; EK 264711; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
NN ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES~
21455
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 6
JOYS (THE) AND THE GLOOMS; lyric by
F. Donaghey and A. Burkhardt, mu-
sic by Ben M. Jerome. [21455
© Aes 25, 190d 3a ve.) Ame: 224
AOI ie. Aue. 30, Tot oR) 265078:
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
JUDE’S MISSION HYMNS; words by Ber-
nard of Cluny and others, music by
W. H: Jude. Part 7) S8vo. [21456
© Aug. 12, 1911: 2 es Awe. 31,
1911; EK 264871; Reid bros., London.
England.
words by EF. W. Faber [and
others], music by W. H. Jude. Part
6. S8vo. [21457
© Aug. 5, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 24, 1911;
EK 264244; Reid bros., Itd., London,
England.
words by R. W. Jackson and
others, music by W. H. Jude. Part
8. S8vo. [21458
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 5,
1911; E 264442; Reid bros., London,
Hngland.
JUGENDBILDER (Juvenile pictures) ;
mittelschwere klavierstticke, von
Christian Sinding, op. 110. Heft
1 no. 1-5. Heft 2, no. 6-10.
[21459, 21460
© Aug. 26, 1911; 2 c each Aug.
26, 1911; E 264269, 264270; N.
Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin, Ger-
many.
JUMPING JACK; lyric by F. Donaghey |
and A. Burkhardt, music by Ben
M. Jerome. [21461
© pAue) 25) 19 ae er Aue 24:
1911; 1 ce Aug. 30, 1911; EH 265579;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
JUNE; words by Margaret Deland,
music by Frederic H. Cowen; mixed
voices. 4to. (Part-song book. no.
22a) [21462
© Sept..18, 191ts 2 ci Sept. 14,
1911; E 264638; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, Hngland.
JUNE BUG PARADE; march and two step,
by Arthur H. Haskins; piano.
[21463
©: Sept. 12, 1911-2 cc Sept. 13;
1911; E 265990; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York, N. Y.
JUNE ROSES; words by Mildred S. Mc-
Faden, music by Lillian Craig-Coff-
man; low voice. [21464
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1911; E 266329; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
JUNE TIME; words by J. Hussey, mu-
sic by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[21465
© Aug 25, 1911; 2 e@ Sept. 19,
1911; E 266272; Julia Hussey, Ches-
ter, Neb.
JUNG DIETHELM; ged. von Franz
Goltsch, English version by Claude
Aveling, musik von Christian Sind-
ing, op. 109, no. 4, fiir eine mittlere
stimme, mit klavier, und violine ad
lib. [21466
© May. 3i, Dole 2e uly 28)
1911; EH 263155; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
JUNIOR HYMNS AND CAROLS... Chi-
eago, Ill., Leyda pub. co. (not inc.)
[1911] 96 p. obl. 24mo. $0.30.
[21467
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 11, 1911;
A 293550; I. F. Leyda, Chicago, Il.
JUST A LITTLE TORN AND FADED OLD
STRAW HAT; words and music by
Harvey C. Walters. [21468
© July 15,190 Se uly, 26!
1911; E 264191; H. Walters, Naples,
Italy.
JUST A LITTLE YEAR OR TWO; words by |
W. C. Jones, music by Willy Wag-
ner. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [21469
© Aug. 30,/ 1911» 2esSept. 19;
1911; E 266235; W. Callie Jones,
Sumner, II].
JUST AS YOU ARE; lyric by Beth Slater
Whitson, music by W. R. Williams.
[21470
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec: Sept. 18,
1911; E 266098; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago, Ill.
JUST AT THE BREAK OF DAY; quartette,
words and music by Harry J. Lin-
coln; mixed voices. [21471
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1911;
E 265706; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
Just For vou; from The red widow,
lyric by Channing Pollock and Ren-
nold Wolf, music by Chas. J. Gebest.
[21472
© Aug. 29, 1911;°2 ¢. Aug. 30
1911; BE 265534; M. Witmark & sons,
‘ New York, N. Y.
1246
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
21490
JUST LIKE YOU LOVED YOUR LAST GIRL;
words by J. R. Darby, music by Ferd
BE. Mierisch. New York, Gotham-
Attucks co. [21473
eA 221, 2911: : 2. e: Sept. 8,
1911; E 265864; J. A. Brady, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
JUST ONE MORE KISS; words by Gerald
Rafferty, music by H. Thomas.
[21474
© 1c Aug. 28, 1911; HE 265816;
Harry Thomas, Montreal, Canada.
JUST YOU AND I; words and music by
R. C. Yard. New York, J. D. Ship-
man pub. co. [21475
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; EH 266116; Jas. D. Shipman,
New York, N. Y.
K. C. (THE) MARCH; by J. B. Viano;
piano. [21476
Omseprs it. 1911-2 c. Sept. 14,
1911; H 265898; J. B. Viano, Browns-
ville, Tex.
KAISER FRIEDRICH (Emperor Freder-
ick) ; march, by C. Friedeman, arr.
by H. F. Odell; mandolin orch.
(Edition no. 100.) [21477
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c Sept. 9,
1911; H 265884; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston, Mass.
Handel
[214774
KAMMERTRIO NO. 15.
CG)
KAN-KA-KA-KAN-KA-KEE }
music by J. P. Theis. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [21478
©) Auge, 25, 1911: 2 c: Sept. 19,
Oth 266276: Jack -P. Theis, jr.,
Cincinnati, O.
See
words and
KARG-HLERT (SierrRmD); Zeln leichte
charakterstudien ; von S. Karg-Elert,
op. 90, duette ftir zwei violinen.
Heft 1. [21479
Or Aus 28, 1911-92 ec. Sept: 6,
1911; E 264534; Carl Simon, Berlin,
Germany.
IKKEEP ON WITH THE FIGHT; words and
music by Solon W. Bingham. [21480
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265758; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, O.
KXEEP THOU MY FEET; Sacred song,
lyric by Henry Claiborne Gregory ;
musie by Jessie Mae Jewitt. [21481
© Sept..28,:1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911; EK 266672; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
KEIT AND DE MONT ORIENTAL DANCE;
by Lynne A. Hazzard; piano. [21482
© 1c. Sept. 7, 191+; E 265794:
John Keit and Frank De Mont, Chi-
eago, Ill.
KELLEY’S ANSWER; words and music
by A. A. Kelley. Washington, H.
_Kirkus Dugdale co. [21483
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266258; Addis A. Kelley,
De Smet, S. D.
KERN (CARL WILHELM) Impromptu;
by C. W. Kern, op. 231; violin and
piano. (Six tone pictures, no. 6.)
[21484
© Sept. 4. 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265715; Hateh music co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
ISINDERLIEDER; song, arr. by Walter H.
Aiken. (Supplementary songs for
public schools, no. 115.) [21485
©» Sept. 18,191: 2 &. Sept.) 18,
1911; E 266138; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
KINDERWACHT (The children’s guard-
ians); English version by Clement
B. Shaw, music by Arthur Rosen-
stein; high or medium. [21486
©) Sept. 26, 1911: 2c) Sept: 27%,
1911; E 266624; G. Schirmer, New
Voile: IN: ae:
KING OF DIAMONDS; overture, by C.
Lavallee, arr. by H. F. Odell; man-
dolin orch. [21487
©) PAU. 228;7 WON Bw.es” Sept. 29;
1911; E 265885; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston, Mass.
KiNG (THE) OF LOVE MY SHEPHERD IS;
duet, words by Henry W. Baker,
musie by Herbert W. Wareing;
mezzo soprano and baritone; piano
or organ acc. [21488
©» Sept. 15,) 191i 2c Sept. 19;
1911; EK 266179; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Kine (THE) OF PEACE; words by H. E.
Rexford, music by B. D. Ackley.
[21489
Oct 2y TOM 2c: Oct. 2) L911;
EK 266770; Rodeheaver-Ackley ©¢o.,
Chicago, Ill.
Kiss (THE) BURGLAR; from The never
homes, lyric by E. Ray Goetz, music
by A. Baldwin Sloane. [21490
© Oct. 3, 1914. 2c Oct,:4, 1911;
E 266826; Chas. K. Harris, New
York INaay:
1247
TE ~“ _____
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES”
21491
pt. III, n.s., v.6
Kiss (A) IN THE RAIN; words by S. M. | Kreutzer (RUDOLPHE) 42 études ou ¢ca-
Peck, music by A. A. Giffin.
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[21491
©, Aug.) 30) 1991) 2 ec: Sepr 19,
1911; E 266292; Arthur A. Giffin,
Springfield, Mass.
KISS MY TEARS AWAY; words by Am-
brose Dawson, music by Loudoun
Leamrlione No. iin © “ands no. 2
al, 1B [21492
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
EK 264527; J. B. Cramer & co., ltd.,
London, England.
KLASSISCHE VIOLONCELL-MUSIK; be-
rihmter meister des 17. und 18. jahr-
hunderts, bearbeitet von Carl Schroe-
der, ftir violoncello mit begleitung
des pianoforte. Serie 1, heft 12.
Sonate E moll; von B. Marcello. So-
nate in F; von G. B. Grazioli. (Edi-
tion, no. 2640m.) [21493
© Aug. 11, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264393; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany.
—— See also Bach (J. S.)
KNOWLEDGE; words anonymous, music
by Josephine Hovey; high voice.
[21494
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1911;
EH 265679; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
KoBpoLDTANZE; von Eduard Pilz, op. 16,
fiir klavier.
© July 18, 1911; 2 c@ Sept. 29,
1911; EK 267008; Drei masken-verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
IXONICSKINDER MARCH; on melodies
from the opera by Humperdinck, arr.
by R. EH. Hildreth; orchestra.
[21496
© Aue. 323. a9 es Ane eS:
1911; E 265460; Max Brockhaus,
Leipzig, Germany.
KOKETTIEREN UND HOFIEREN; duett aus
dem liebesspiel Themidore, musik
von Digby La Touche, flr gesang
und klavier. [21497
PO daly 21 y, tons eo, ehySepuy 20)
1911; E 267014; Drei masken-verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
KOL NIDRE; words by and music arr.
by M. Halpern; voice and piano.
[21498
(©) Aue, 262 tole 2 er Ane 29.
1911; E 265507 ; M. Halpern, Boston,
Mass.
Wash- |
[21495 |
prices; instructive neu-ausgabe, von
Fritz Meyer; violon. (Edition, no.
661.) [21499
© July 18, 1911; 2°@ Sept. 29,
1911; E 267000; Bosworth & co.,:
Leipzig, Germany.
KURMAINZER-MARSCHE; frei bearbeitet
von Th. Grawert, ftir kavallerie-
musik. Partiturs\ Now des Ne. 2.
(Ausgewithlite werke, no. 37.
[ 21500, 21501
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 c each Sept. 5,
1911; EH 264422, 264423; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz, Germany.
LABOR OMNIA VINCIT; words and music
by A. Davis. 4to. [21502
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 264496; Arthur Davis, St. Louis,
Mo.
LACHAUME (AImME) Chanson; piéce
facile, par A. Lachaume, pour piano.
[21503
© Aug. 25; 190i: 72 ereAue). 26;
1911; EH 264276; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
Laggiti . . . nel soledad ero piccina.
See Puccini (G.)
LAISSEZ-LE PARTIR; poésie de Alphonse
Métérié, musique de Max D’Ollone.
(Mélodies, no. 6.) 21504
©. Sept. 23, 191i Bee" Sept. 11,
1911; E 264587 ; Heugei et cie, Paris,
Hrance.
LAMENTATION; par G. Aubert, pour
piano. [21505
© July 28, (oie ez ede 19,
1911; E 264084; G. Aubert, Paris,
HWrance.
LAND (THE) OF LIGHT; a Song of the
desert, words by Wenton Sterne,
music by Herbert Goldstein, in G
minor and B minor. [21506
© Sept, 15) Toll s92" eo Sept. 16;
1911; E 264701; Ascherberg. Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
LAND (THE) OF SOMETIME; an operetta
for children, lyrics by Edith Hunt-
ing, Elizabeth F. Hughes and Mary
EF. O’Malley, music by Grace S.
Swenson. [21507
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1911; D 18968; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati, O.
LAND (THE) OF THE HEART; lyric by
Jules Eckert Goodma», music by
Caro Roma. [21508
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c¢. Sept. 29,
1911; E 266672; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
1248
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
21526
LAND (THE) WE LOVE THE BEST; words | LEONCAVALLO (RUGGIERO) Pagliacci;
and music by R. W. Matthews.
[21509
eyege 191911; 2 c Aug. 21,
1911; E 264188; R. W. Matthews,
Covington, Ky.
LAtEst (THE); lyric by H. G. Deyo,
music by David Walsh. [21510
© 1 ec. Sept. 6, 1911; E 265786;
Hazel G. Deyo, Hoboken, N. J.;
Walsh, Syracuse, N. Y.
La ToMBELLE (F. DE) Missa, mi bemol;
de —. de La Tombelle, ad 3 voces
viriles, organo comitante. Partition.
(Selecta opera, no. 25.) Ey
© Aue 14; 1911; 2 c«. Sept. 15,
ion) Hp 264693; LL. J. Biton, St.
Laurent, France.
LAW (THE) OF THE LoRD; part song,
words from Psalms, music by Lucien
G. Chaffin; three women’s voices.
(Octavo ed. no. 5238.) [21512
fe) Aue 30, 1911> 2 c. Aug. 30,
1911; EH 265820; William Maxwell
musie co., New York, N. Y.
waltz by W. H. Squire;
piano. [Pala ey
© Sept. 15, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; E 264703; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
LAZYLAND;
LEAD ME TO THEE; words by Alice Mat-
tullath, music by John E. West; in
E flat and C. [21514
(ey Ane 19 ADs. 2 ct: Aue. 21,
1911; E 264165; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
LEAD ON; words by Solon W. Bingham,
music by J. H. Fillmore, male voices.
[21515
2 ¢. Sept. 5, 1911 ;
Cin-
© Sept. 1, 1911;
E 265759 ; Fillmore bros. ¢o.,
cinnati, O.
LEBELL (LUDWIG) Zwanzig elementar-
studien; von L. Lebell, op. 18, ftir
violoncell in der 1. lage. [21516
©) Ane: 10. 1901: 2c, Sept.’ 15:
1911; E 264692; Johann André, Of-
fenbach a. Main, Germany.
selection, by Leoncavallo,
Mackie-Beyer ;
arr. by
military band.
[21518
Aug. 28,
Pepper &
©) Aust 26, 190t= 2 *e
IGA Bie Zeros oo ON.
son, Philadelphia, Pa.
LEt’s FORGET WE EVER MET; ballad,
words and music by Thos. S. Allen.
[21519
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1911; E 266373; O’Neil & Story, Bos-
ton, Mass.
LET’s GO BACK TO CHILDHOOD DAYS;
words and music by Glenn Wagoner.
[21520
© 1e. Sept. 11, 1911; E 265914;
Wagoner & Mannis, Topeka, Kan.
LET’S GROW OLD TOGETHER, HONEY;
words and music by McDonald, Mc-
Keon and Walker. eet Lavi
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 e. Sept. 14,
1911; E 266002; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
LET US HAVE PEACE; a prayer, lyric by
George. Graff, jr., music by Ernest
Fe Ball’ arr spy T.. P-and Geor Jz
Trinkaus. 1. Song with guitar ace.
2. Guitar solo. P21 522, P1525
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 @ each Sept.
1, 1911; E 265684, 265685; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y.
LETTER (A) OF LOVE TO MY LITTLE
SOUTHERN DOVE; words by Geo. W.
Burns, music by Paul Eugene.
[21524
© Aug. Bh 1911 2 es Aus *31,
1911; E 265655; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
LETTING THE OLD CAT DIE; words and
musie by E. B. Henthorn. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[21525
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c Sept. 19,
1911; E 266254; Edith B. Henthorn,
Bentonville, Ark.
LIipDLE (S.) Two short songs; words
by Ethel Clifford, music by S. Lid-
LECGI ZAJAC DO LASU POLKA [and] PoLKA dle. Contents:—Open my window
KANAREK, arr. by W. Adeszko; con- to the stars.—Love, pluck your
certina. [21517 flowers. [21526
© Sept. 20, 1911: 2 ce Sept. 11. © Sept. 1. 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 2, 1911;
19tL> OH 265910 ; W. H. Sajewski, E 264383; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
Chicago, Til. don, England.
1249
12267—11——_4
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21527
pt. III, n. s., v.6
LIEBESJAGD (DIE); potpourri aus der
operette, von Hermann Ritzau, fiir
klavier zu zwei hinden. [21527
© July 19, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 19,
1911; E 264054; Biihnenverlag Nie-
dersachen, g. m. b. h., Hannover,
Germany.
LIEBESLEID; aus der operette, Die lie-
besjagd, text von Theodor Fisher,
musik von Hermann Ritzau. [21528
© July 20, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 19,
1911; E 264053; Bitihnenverlag-Nie-
dersachsen, g. m. b. h., Hanover,
Germany.
—— (Love-song); von August Nodlck,
op. 15, ftir violoncell, mit begleitung
des pianoforte. (Fiinf stticke, no.
2.) [21529
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 c Sept. 15,
1911; EH 264680; Johann André, Of-
fenbach a. Main, Germany.
LIEDERBUCH DES DEUTSCHEN SANGER-
BUNDES; musik bearb. von EHduard
Kremser, Reinhold Worz, etc. Band
2, partitur. 16mo. [21530
© June 23, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 19,
1911; BH 264034; Deutscher Sanger-
bund, e. v., Stuttgart, Germany:
Lire (THE) ETERNAL; words by G. H.
Carey, music by Clifton Keith.
[21531
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 28, 1911;
EK 265524; George H. Carey, Ak-
ron, O.
LIFE’S MAYTIME; words by Harold
Simpson, music by Ernest Newton.
No. 3 in A flat. [21532
WO mAs. 80), 191d 2 re eATI oS eile
1911; E 264857; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
LIGHT AND BRIGHT; polka, by H. Engel ;
piano. [21533
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
I} 265774; Willis music ¢co., Cincin-
nati, O.
LIGHT OF ETERNITY; words and music
by Walter Coleman Parker. [21534
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265942; W. C. Parker, New York,
INS
LIGHT OF MY LIFE; duett, lyric by
Jefferson De Angelis, music by Wm.
T. Francis. [11535
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; E 266095; Joseph M. Daly,
Boston, Mass.
LicgHTt (THE) THAT LIES IN WOMAN’S
EYES; from The winning widow,
words by Will A. Heelan, music by
Seymour Furth. [21536
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 « Sept. 22,
1911; E 266388; Joe Morris music’
co., New York, N. Y.
Licht (THE) THAT NEVER FAILS
words by Alfred H. Ackley, music
by C. H. Gabriel. [21537
© June 12, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 25,
1911; E 265346; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, I11.
LicHts (THE) oF BANTRY Bay; words
by Arthur Ketchum, music by Wil-
fred Sanderson; in ©, D and © flat.
[215388
© Sept. 12; 19115 2 @) Sept. 13,
1911; E 264622; Gould & co., Lon-
don, England.
LIKE AS THE HART; words from Psalm
xlii, 1, 2, music by A. Madeley
Richardson; soprano 1 and 2, and
contralto. 4to. (Church choir li-
brary, no. 122.) [21539
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 31,
1911; E 264874; Stainer & Bell, 1td.,
London, England.
LIKE THE LARK; song by Arthur R.
Ramsden; chorus for three women’s
voices. 4to. [21540
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c Sept. 25,
1911; E 266554; Chandler-Hbel
music co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Linac (THE) IS OUT; words and music
by W. Griffith; mixed voices. 4to.
(Choral library, no. 55.) [21541
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 29,
1911; E 264820; Stainer & Bell. Itd.,
London, England.
Liniges; September, unison song from
The months, words by Christina Ros-
setti, music by Colin Taylor. [21542
©. Aug., 30,4 9uaies Oita Ane mot
1911; E 264866; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
LILIES MEAN YOU TO ME; words by
Lillian Gibson, music by F. Bern-
harat. [21543
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 3, 1911;
E 266817; Fred Bernhardt, New
York, N. Y.
LINDA, THE MILKMAID; musical ro-
mantic comedy, words and music by
Saidee Vere Milne. [21544
© Aug: * 25, 1W9ile2 tears. Sie
1911; E 265646; Edgar S. Werner,
New York, N. Y.
1250
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Se eg ee +
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
21563
LINGER LONGER, LOVEY; lyric by Amos
_ Whittier music by Gene Emerson.
[21545
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1911;
E 265670; Forster-musie pub., Chi-
cago, Ill.
LINGERIE; from The never homes, lyric
by E. Ray Goetz, music by A. Bald-
win Sloane. [21546
(or Ger. 3S, 1911: 2 c.,Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266827; Chas. K. Harris, New
wenn. IN. Y.
LISTEN TO THE MOCKING BIRD; two step,
- by S. Seiler; piano. [21547
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265717 ; S. Seiler, Los Angeles, Cal.
imine (Tan) cCHi~np; words by
ray ES musie'by C: H. Gabriel.
[21548
© Sept. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 25,
1911; E 265953; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, III.
LITTLE DREAMS; words by Chrystabel,
music by C. Whitaker Wilson; low
and high voice. (A _ garland of
dreams, song cycle, no. 1.) [21549
Ordatye 24, -91911;-1-c. July 29,
ite te. sept. 5, 1911: WH 262304;
Collard Moutrie, London, England.
LITTLE FLIRT WALTZ; by Otto Hackh;
piano. [21550
fe sepiess, 1911- 2 « Sept. 21,
1911; E 266364; Chandler-Ebel music
co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
LITTLE MINUET (Kleines menuett);
by Rudolf Friml, op. 81, no. 2;
piano. [21551
© Aus 30, 1911: 2 e« Aug. 31,
1911; E 265611; G. Schirmer, New
Work, No. Y:
LITTLE ONE; words and music by D. L.
Mason. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [21552
©. Age 30: 1911: 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266255; D. L. Mason, In-
dian Orchard, Mass.
LittLtE (THE) SANDMAN; four-part
song, words by W. G. Rothery, mu-
sic arr. from German volkslied, by
John EH. West; men’s voices.
[21553
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 14,
1911; E 264639; Novello & co., ltd.,
London, England.
LITTLE SNOWDROP; words and music
by Walter Wadham, in D and F.
: [21554
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 16,
1911; E 264697; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London, England.
LITTLE SOD HOUSE ON THE CLAIM;
words and music by Ida Garey.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[21555
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 19,
1911; E 266283; Mrs. M. F. Garey,
Peetz, Col.
LITTLE SONGS FOR LITTLE FOLKS; words
by various authors, music by Mary
B. Ehrmann. [21556
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c Sept. 16,
1911; E 2663878; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
LIZA GIVE ME WHAT I’M LONGING FOR;
words and music by F. Bernhardt.
[21557
© Sept.- 25> 191T -2 @ - Oets <3.
1911; E 266818; Fred Bernhardt,
New York, N. Y.
LO, HERE THE SABRE OF MY FATHER.
See Offenbach (J.)
LOBSTER AND GOLDFISH; words by A.
Winn, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[21558
(cy Aue 2 AOL 52. °e Sept. 19)
1911; HE 266808; Andrew Winn,
Flushing, L. I.
LOIN DU ca@UR; valse par Aimé La-
chaume, pour orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. Ato. [21559
©) Aug. 25) 191 bs 2 e, Ade. - 26;
1911; EH 264283; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
LoLo-LULU; words by [Willy Frey],
music by H. A. Weber; vocal score.
[21560
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1911; EH 266382;
Edward A. Weber, New York, N. Y.
LoneiIne; by Gustav Lazarus, op. 146,
no. 6; piano. [21561
©. Sept. 5, 1911.;.2:¢. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264436; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
—— words and music by Joseph Lil-
jenberg. [21562
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1911;
E 265692; Chas. H. Henderson music
pub. co., Corry, Pa.
LOOKING FOR THAT BLESSED HOPE;
hymn, words by A. A. P., music by
D. B. Towner. [21563
Oc duly. 28) 1912) ec. Sept23;
1911; E 266428; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
1251
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT EN'TRIES
21564
pt. 111, n.s., v.6
LOOKING TO JESUS; hymn, words and
music by C. B. Gould. [21564
© Suly 15, fot ee" Sept 20;
1911; E 266322; B. Blanche Gould,
Belvidere, Ill.
LorD, I HEAR OF SHOWERS OF BLESSING;
words by Elizabeth Codner, music
by F. E. Mason; sop. or ten. [21565
© Sept. 22,1911; 2 ec Sept. 23,
1911; E 266442; C. W. Thompson,
Boston, Mass.
Lorp (THE) IS MY LIGHT; anthem,
words from Psalms 27, music by H.
Simmons; sop. or tenor solo and
duet. [21566
© Sept. 12191932 eOcn. 271011
E 266766; Hiram Simmons, Berkley-
Norfolk, Va.
———hymn by D. 8S. Hakes. (in The
choirsvol 12>no. 9") [21567
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265766; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, O.
Lorp (THE) IS MY SALVATION; anthem,
music by T. D. Williams. (Octave,
no. 10136.) [21568
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 6, 1911;
EK 265824; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
deiphia, Pa.
LOUISE, RETURN ; words by A. M. Ham-
ilton, music by Willy Wagner. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[21569
©jy Ang vs0y L911 +2 ec uSept. 19;
1911; E 2662388; Augustus M. Ham-
ilton, Newport News, Va.
LouIsIaANA Lou; lyric by F. Donaghey
and A. Burkhardt, music by Ben M.
Jerome. [21570
© yAUS 328) 190 ob cr Aue: (28.
1911; 1 c. Aug. 29, 1911; E 265587 ;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
LOVE,—BAH; from Ladies’ day, lyric
by Vernon Cassard, music by Gustav
Luders. (Zr eial
© Sept. 18; 1911 2% Sept.14,
1911; EK 266022; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
LOVE DAYS; words and music by Guy
Amelia Minicus. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [21572
© Aug. 25; 19tt: 72 e: Sept. £9,
1911; E 266806; Amelia Minicus,
Chicago Heights, Ill.
LOVE FOR THEE; words by George Dar-
ley, music by C. Hugo Grimm; low
voice. [21573
© Sept: 1Op 19it- 2 2G) Sept. p19.
1911; E 266170; John Church ©co.,
Cincinnati, O.
Love I’M COMING BY AND BY; words
and music by D. Peterson. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[21574
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2°¢ Sept. 19,
1911; E 266225; D. Peterson, Honey
Creek, Va.
LovE IN A BUNGALOW; words and
music by Phil and Bee Lee. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21575
© Aug. 30, 1911: 2 ec Aue. 30;
1911; E 265739; Philip E. Wilder,
Athol, Mass.
LOVE IN MY LITTLE CANOE; words and
music by O. D. Newton. [21576
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 20,
1911; E 266215; Ora D. Newton,
London, Canada.
LOVE IS LIKE A LITTLE RUBBER BAND;
hoop song, in The kiss waltz, words
by Matthew Woodward, music by
Jerome Kern. wabye
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; EX 260070; ee Sarees. os
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York,
Nx Yu
LOVE MAKING IS SO CHARMING; words
and music by M. Armstrong. [21578
©. 1: ¢. Aus 25,2191 E61 5:
Marie Armstrong, Highland Park,
ee
LOVE ME HONEY; words and music by
Burlyne and Teddy. [21579
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c Sept. 2, 1911;
HE} 265691; Southern music co., Mem-
phis, Tenn.
LOVE ME LIKE DADDY LOVED MA; words
by Harry D. Kerr, music by Lucien
Denni. [21580
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2.¢ Sept. 22,
1911; E 2663890; Riley & Denni, Kan-
sas City, Mo.
LOVE-TIME IS ANY TIME AT ALL; from
The winning widow; words by Will
A. Heelan, music by Seymour Furth.
[21581
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; EK 266443; Joe Morris music
co., New York, N. Y.
LOVELIEST .GARDEN IN THE WORLD;
words by Edward ‘'Teschemacher,
music by Robert Coverley. No.
113634. [21582
© Aug. 16, 191as) 2 hes same ii,
1911; E 264204; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
1252
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911.
21601
LovELY LULU; Caprice by W. Aletter ;
piano. [21583
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 «@ Sept. 16,
1911; E 264712; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Lover’s (A) ENvy; words by Henry
Van Dyke, music by C. B. Hawley,
high voice. [21584
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 265742; John Church co., Cincin-
mati; O.
LOVE’S CHARMING ART; dove duet,
_words by Matthew Woodward, music
by Jerome Kern. [21585
@rsep 16 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 16,
| eto i 6266071; TT. B. Harms &
| Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
Bice
| LOVE’S DELIGHT; waltz, new augmented
. ed. by Eduard Holst; piano. [21586
©) Sept. 25,1911: 2 c¢. Sept. 21,
| 1911; E 2663865; Chandler-Ebel music
| | co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
_Lovr’s FAIR FLOWERS; words by Clem-
| ent Glenister, music by Herman
Brearley; no. 1 in D. [21587
© Aue 14,1911: 2°¢: Sept. 12,
1911; EH 264598; City music pub. co.,
| Lichfield, England.
_ Love’s FLATTERY (Liebes schmeicheln) ;
by F. Edward Lockwood; piano.
[21588
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1911;
| E 265671; Forster-music pub., Chi-
| eago, Ill.
| Lovr’s LIKENESS; part-song, words by
| Harry Rutland, music by J. L. Hes-
Sey; soprano 1 and 2, and contralto.
4to. (Choruses for equal voices, no.
71319.) [21589
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 264483; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
| London, England.
LOVE’S PLEADING (Liebeslied); words
by Charles Fuller Steane, music by
Bruce Steane. No. 1 in EF. [21590
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264417; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
_Love’s viciL; words by Edwin Mark-
| ham, musie by Harriet Ware; high
voice. [21591
@rsept. 15, 1911: 2 e. Sept. .15,
foie He 266051; John. Church €o,,
Cincinnati, O.
|
|
|
| Love’s vision; words and music by
W. A. Logan. [21592
©ilie Aug. 28, 1911; E 265476:
W. A. Logan, Birmingham, Ala.
LOVE’S WILFULNESS; by R. Barthélemy,
arr. by Otto Langey; orchestra.
(Galaxy, no. 45.) [21593
© Aue’ 36,1 a01m 42 cr Aue: Si,
1911; E 265604; G. Schirmer, New
Y OTE IN ays
LOVE’S YOUNG DREAM; nocturne, by S.
Seiler; piano. [21594
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265716; S. Seiler, Los Angeles,
Cal.
LOVIN’ BABE; words and music by A.
R. Turner, arr. by Scott Joplin.
New York, Robin press. [21595
© Aug. 4, 1911: 2 ec. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265836; Al R. Turner, New York,
ING Ye
LOVIN’ JESSIE MINE; rag-time love
song, words and music by N. A.
Weyand. [21596
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1911; E 266186;
Norman A. Weyand, Muskogee, Okl.
LOVING MOON; from Hellow Paris,
words by J. Leubrie Hill, music by
J. Rosamond Johnson. [21597
i Oct, 4 19Lt Pre. Oct. A tOuL:
E 266819; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York, N. Y:.
LOWENE; words and music by Mrs. O.
Buckner. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [21598
@ Aug: 30; (1911 «2 cs Sept. 29,
1911; E 266282; Mrs. Orville Buck-
ner, Ross, Ia.
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR. See Donizetti
(G:)
LUFTSCHLOSSER (DER); operette in
zwei bildern, von Alfr. Deutsch-Ger-
man und Rob. Krenn, musik von
Otto Rémisch; klavierauszug mit
text. [21599
©mJuby, als tO 2) cy Sept. 29;
1911; D 18972; Louis Oertel, Han-
nover, Germany.
LuLa; a Zulu legend, words by Leon-
ard Cooke, music by Alf. J. Law-
rance. [21600
©) Sept: 15; 19s 2 ¢ Sept. e15;
1911; E 264670; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
LULLABY; part song, verses from the
German, music by S. EH. Lovatt;
men’s voices. 4to. (Choral album,
no. 1O2Z7. ) [21601
@n Aue 28) 19tte 2 se. Sept. “bd;
1911; E 264465; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
1253
or
NN —
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21602
pt. mieRese-v.'6
LUSTIGER TRAUERMARSCH; aus der pan-
tomime Der schleier der Pierrette,
musik von Ernst von Dohnanyi, op.
18, nr. 8, fir klavier zu zwei hinden.
[21602
©) July 47, 19 2) ‘ea4Sepis 29:
1911; E 267004; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
LUXEMBOURG MARCH; from The count
of Luxembourg, music by Franz
Lehar; pianoace. 4to. (Orchestral
journal, no. 631.) [21603
© Aug. 28) 19ttie= 2 er Aue 29;
1911; E 264330; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London, England.
LuzzaTti (A.) Toceata; par A. Luz-
zatti, pour piano. (4 piéces carac-
téristiques, no. 4.) [ 21604.
© Aug. 21, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1911; E 264831; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
M-DOUBLE 0-S-E; words by Wilson Dee
Bush, music by Wm. Carroll Morton.
[21605
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1911; EH 266319; Moose music co.,
New York, N. Y.
MacDowrELL (EDWARD ALEXANDER)
With sweet lavender; by EH. Mac-
Dowell, op. 62, no. 4, transcription
by A. von der Hoya; violin and
piano. [21606
@©eAus. A9; 19il a2 eleAte 216 |)
1911; E 264188;
Boston, Mass.
Arthur P. Schmidt,
McFappy’s PROPOSAL; words and music
by Peter Cour. [21607
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 Sept. 211,
#1 Oil a) 264852 : Peter Cour, San
Antonio, Fla.
MuiieE Rosita; finale, act 1, lyric by
Harry B. Smith, music by Victor
Herbert. [21608
© Sept. 138, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 14,
1911; EK 266018; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
MADCHEN MIT DEM ROTHEN MUNDCHEN
(Maiden with the lips so rosy);
poem by Heine, music by Arthur
Rosenstein; high. [21609
© Sept. 26, 1911: 2 © Sept. 27,
1911; EH 266628; G. Schirmer, New
Mork Nps
Macic (THE) city; triumphal march,
by Max Brownold, op. 15; piano.
[21610 |
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EK 265756; Brownold & Allemong,
Roanoke, Va.
Macic (THE) KEY; a Spanish fairy
operetta in three acts; words and
music by W. Smyth Cooper. Vocal
score. 4to. (Hdition, no. 3552.)
[21611
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 264484; J. Curwen & sons, Itd..,
London, England.
Maip (THE) OF OLD Mapr0D ; words
by Ruth Deppman, music by AI-
phonso Zelaya, arr. by [Will Dor-
sey]. [21612
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 29,
191 266691 : Blood- Koehler ¢o.,
Chicago, Til.
MAIDS OF FASHION; by Fred M. Pagan:
piano. [21613
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1911; E 265907;
Coast pub. co., San Francisco, Cal.
Mains oF SORRENTO (Les filles de Sor-
rento) ; by Paul Wachs; piano.
[21614
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 16,
1911; E 264718; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE; hymn by AI-
fred Berger. (Jn The Choir, vol. 12,
no. 9.) [21615
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265764; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin-
nati, O.
MAKE THOSE EYES BEHAVE; words and
music by J. J. Woods. [21616
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 1, 1911;
E 265677; James J. Woods, St.
Louis, Mo.
MAMMA’S DARLING LITTLE BOY; words |
and music by F. G. Replogle. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[21617
© Aug. 25, 119i 2 c.-Sept. 193
1911; E 266229; Frank G. Replogle,
Owasco, Ind.
MAMMy’S LI’L’ LAM’; musSical mono-
logue, words and music by Josephine
Merwin Cook, business by Stanley
Schell. [21618
© Aug. .25,. 19192 vee Aue: oie
1911; E 265647; Edgar S. Werner,
New York, N. Y.
MAMMY’S LULLABY; words by Mabel C.
Cox, music by Beth Nevin. [21619
©l1e Aug. 28, 1911; E 265472;
Bessie F. Smith, New York, N. Y.
| MAMMY’S SHUFFLIN’ DANCE; words by
L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Melville,
J. Gideon. [21620
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265708; Will Rossiter, Chicago,
Til.
1254
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
MAMSELLE LUCINDA; words by E. Ray
Goetz, music by Melville J. Gideon.
[21621
@wSept. 13, 1911: 2 co Sept. 14,
1911; E 266023; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
MAN (THE) FOR GALWAY; words by
Charles Lever, music by G. Moly-
neux Palmer. Modern songs, no.
51.) [21622
ieesepu, 21, 1911;-2 ec. Sept. 21,
- 1911; E 264853; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
MAN (THE) GULL; comic opera in
three acts, by M. Evans; music
score. [21623
(© te) Sept. 11, 1911’; Ey 265923 :
Mayo Evans, Chicago, Il.
MAN, NAUGHTY, NAUGHTY MAN; from
Ladies day, lyric by Vernon Cassard,
music by Gustav Luders. [21624
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c Sept. 21,
1911; H 2663846; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
- Man (THE), THE MAID AND CUPID;
words by Jefferson De Angelis, mu-
sic by Wm. T. Francis. [21625
© Sept 18, 1911: 2 ¢. Sept. 18,
1911; EH 266213; Jos. M. Daly. Bos-
ton, Mass.
MAN, YOU AINT SAID A THING; words
by P. N. Johnson, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [21626
© PAu 30; 1911; 2° c¢. Sept. 19,
1911; EK 266232; Paul Nathaniel
Johnson, Little Rock, Ark.
MANDALAY; words by Rudyard Kip-
ling, music by Charles Willeby.
[21627
© Aug, 28, 1911: 2 @ Aug: 28,
1911; E 264328; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, O.
MANUAL; scholastic hymn, words and
music by T. Byer. [21628
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2.¢. Sept. 16,
1911; E 266075; T. Byer, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
MANX FISHERMAN’S SONG; words by
iis Ve dackson, music. by W..)H-
Jude; bass voice. [21629
ee Anes 23. 1914 + 2. co Aug... 31,
1911; EH 264868; Reid bros., London,
England.
MANY HAPPY RETURNS (QO, ihr wei-
ber); march and two-step by Paul
Lincke; piano. [21630
@ Aus, 23,1911; 2 ey Aug 24,
1911; EH 264247; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
1255
21639
MAPLEHURST WALTZ; by Oscar C. F.
Franke, op. 25; piano. — [21631
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 265808; C. F. Franke, New York,
TNS oe
MARCH CHORUS AND ENTRANCE OF
“REGENT; from The enchantress, lyric
by Harry B. Smith, music by Victor
Herbert. [21632
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1911; E 266347; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
MARCH OF THE MARIONETTES; by J.
Frank Frysinger, op. 64, no. 2; pf.
[21633
©) Sept. 26, 1911 °"2°c) Sept. 27,
1911; E 266611; Wm. A. Pond &
co., New York, N. Y.
MARCH OF THE MASKERS; by George
A. Burdett, op. 18, no. 1; piano.
[21634
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 19,
1911; E 266180; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
MARCH OF THE PRINCE’S REGIMENT;
from The enchantress, lyric by
Harry B. Smith. music by Victor
Herbert. [21635
© Sept.. 20, 1911; 2 c Sept. 21,
1911; EH 266348; M. Witmark & sons,
New: «York; UN. sY¥;
MARCHE BOHEMIENNE; par Edm. Filip-
pueci, pour orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [21636
©) Augy 25, 1911: 2° cc Aug, 26)
1911; E 264284; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
MARCIA GIOCOSA; by Emil Kronke, op.
48, no. 3; piano. [21637
©) Aue 19) 1911252 fe, Aue 21)
1911; EK 264166; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
MARGUERITE; cycle de sept mélodies
de M. von Fielitz, version francaise
par Sylva Romani, musique de
Alexander von Fielitz, op. 15, pour
chant et piano. [21638
©, Junes 27) 1911 27 2c.. Auer et9:
1911; E 264045; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
MARINE FLASHES; march and two-step,
by J. Thome; piano. [21639
© Sept. 20,; 190ds)52 ex Sept. +25,
1911: EH 266561; Jos. Thome, New-
alm Nis, ois
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21640
pt. lin nse v.'6
MARINERS (THE) ; words by Allan Cun-
ningham, music by Otto L. Conrad;
male voices. 4to. [21640
©) Sept. 22.) 1911. 27 es Sept 25,
1911; EK 266545; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, Ill.
MARIONETTES (THE) WALTZ; by R. A.
Densmar; piano. [21641
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 21,
1911; E 266366; Chandler-Ebel mu-
sic co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
MARIONETTE’S (A) WEDDING; two-step
intermezzo, by C. A. Egener; orches-
tra. [21642
©: Aue 29.19 2 2e) Anes 30;
1911; EH 265535; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
MARITANA; opera by W. V. Wallace,
transcription arr. by J. FE. Schneider-
han; violin and piano. [21648
©} Aves 247191 2 ce Aue 29)
1911; EH 265506; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
MARRIED LIFE; words by O. R. West-
brook, music by Len Fleming. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[21644
© Aug. 30, 1911: 2 c Sept: 19,
1911; E 266297; Olive R. Westbrook,
Middletown, N. Y.
MARSZ POGRZEBOWY SPIEWACKTI; by B. J.
Zalewski: Marsz pogrzebowy; by Fr.
Chopin, op. 35, arr. by B. J. Zalew-
ski: [etc] Polish marches nos. 9-12;
violino. [21645
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c Sept. 7, 1911;
EK 266105; B. J. Zalewski, Chicago,
i6Ul
MaArRSZ POLAKOW NA OBCZYZNIE, Marsz
polska rus i litwa, Marsz pobudki
wojenne [and] Marsz ezotem ojezy
zn ie (Polish marches, nos. 1-4) ; by
Zebrat I. Utozyt, arr. by B. J. Za-
lewski; violino. [21646
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
EK 266104; B. J. Zalewski, Chicago,
Tl.
Mary Brown; words by Bobby Harris,
music by A. Baldwin Sloane. [21647
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911;
H 265888 ; Ted Snyder co., New York,
IN
MARY HEAD A LITTLE LAMP; quartet,
music by O. E. Robinson; male
voices. (Supplementary music for
schools, no. 45.) [21648
© Sept: 10, 1911 ae. Sep. 13,
1911; EK 265968; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, 11.
MarZENIE POLKA [and] Sprzedat woty
na yarmarku; arr. by W. Adeszko;
concertina. [21649
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2-e Sept. 11,
1911; HE 265911; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago, Ill.
MATIN-SONG; words by Thomas Hey-
wood, music by Howard Brockway,
op. 40, no. 1; mixed voices. (Octavo
choruses, no. 5586.) [21650
©. Sept. 12;4 191d Bem Sepiz. 13;
1911; E 265980; G. Schirmer, New
York, Nowe
MATRIMONY, LIMITED; a musical play-
let, book by P. J. O’Reilly, music by
Reginald Sommerville. vocal score.
4to. [21651
© Sept. 15)-1911 - Qveh Sent. -16,
1911; E 264705; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
MATTUTINO AL VILLAGGIO; versi di M.
A. Mancini, musica di Alfredo Maz-
zucchi. [21652
© Aug: ’ 30; W9iae-w 2 erent. 14.
1911; E 264566; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy. .
MAVIS AND MERLE; words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Herbert Bun-
ning. ‘no. 2 ini Bia [21653
© Aug. 25, 19t1eS Zee Aue. 26;
1911; E 264285; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
May MoRNING (Maienmorgen); by
Paul Zilcher, edited by S. L. Her-
mann; piano. [21654
© Sept. 25, 1911 -?2%er Sept. 25,
1911; E 266578; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
May TIME; schottische, by M. S. Rickel,
op. 6; piano. [21655
© Sept. 5, 19905002 7eeesepts ais.
1911; E 266167; J. High Stauffer,
Mansfield, O.
MAYBE THAT IS WHY I’M LONELY;
words by Joe Goodwyn, music by
Geo. W. Meyer. [21656
©. Aug. 30,1911 2c. Aue, 30;
1911; E 265551; Jerome H. Remick
& €0.; New. Yorks Neue
MAYBE YOU’RE NOT THE RIGHT ONE,
AFTER ALL; words by Bert Kalmar,
music by T. Snyder. [21657
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911;
E 265889; Ted Snyder co., New
Vor Neo
1256
no. 10, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
21676
MAYFLOWER; schottische by C. H.
Graf, op. 30; piano duet. [21658
| © Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 29,
| 1911; E 265509; Chas. H. Graf,
| Philadelphia, Pa.
| MAYNARD (THE) WALTZ; by Abbie A.
Ford; pf. [21659
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 266648; Standard music
pub. house, Chicago, Ill.
, Same. [21660
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911;
| E 266776; Standard music pub.
house, Chicago, Ill.
| Maypote song (Hinsiedel); English
| version by Alice Mattullath, music by
| Philipp Gretscher; trio for women’s
| voices, [21661
@© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 29,
| 1911; H 264314; Arthur P. Schmidt,
- Boston, Mass.
_MAyYSEDER (J.) Sechs etiiden; von J.
_ Mayseder, op. 29, neue ausgabe re-
| vyidiert und bezeichnet von Emil
' Kross, flr violine. (Edition Schott,
|. no. 306.) [21662
© July 28, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 5, 1911;
EK 264399; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
| Germany.
MazurKA; by Carl Wilhelm Hern, op.
231; violin and piano. (Six tone
pictures, no. 5.) [21663
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
H 265714; Hatch musie co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
MAZURKA BRILLIANTE; by C. H. Graf,
op. 28; piano. [21664
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 15,
1911; EK 266040; Chas. H. Graf,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MAazuRKA NO. 3; by Hubert Bauer-
sachs, op. 21; violin and pf., first
position. [21665
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c Sept. 28,
1911; H 266651; H. T. Bauersachs &
co., St. Louis, Mo.
| MAZURKANA; characteristic dance, by
A. C. Koeppler; pf. [21666
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1911; E 266697;
Albert Koeppler, Chicago, I].
MEDDLESOME MIKE; by Vern Lavere;
piano. [21667
OeAar 31 191d 2 ei Aue 31,
1911; E 265656; Shapiro music pub.
<o., New York, N. Y.
MEET ME IN THE GARDEN OF ROSES;
words and music by C. Kitzinger,
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[21668
© “Aug 730; 4911-2) es Sept, 19;
1911; E 266290; Chester Kitzinger,
Columbus, Ind.
MEET ME TO-NIGHT IN MERIDIAN BY THE
LIGHT OF THE EVENING STAR; words
and music by A. R. Klein. [21669
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1911; E 266069;
Anna Rosalyn Klein, Meridian, Miss.
MEHLICH (HRNST) Drei gedichte;
ged. von Goethe, musik von KE. Meh-
lich, op. 5. Contents :—Rastlose
liebe.—Gleich und gleich.—Mut.
[21670
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 12,
1911; E 264607; Robert Reibenstein,
Berlin-Gr. Lichterfelde, Germany.
MEIN FELD DIE WELT; marsch, von H.
L. Blankenburg; ftir milit’rmusik.
4to. [21671
© June Ze 1911-2 & Sep a2,
1911; EH 2646038; A. E. Fischer, Bre-
men, Germany.
MEISTERSINGER (DIE) VON NURNBERG.
See Wagner (R.)
MELANCHOLIE (Melancholy); von Au-
gust Nolck, op. 15, fiir violoncell mit
begleitung des pianoforte. (Fiinf
stiicke, no. 4.) [21672
©) Aue. 10; 19115) °22¢e. Sept. 15,
1911; EH 264682; Johann André, Of-
fenbach a. Main, Germany.
MELODIA OSTINATA, IN G@ MINOR; by T.
Haigh; organ. obl. 8vo. (The West-
ern organist, no. 22.) [21673
© Ane Sie 19d 2c.) Aue ote
1911; E 264869; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
MELODIOSE STUCKE; von Ernst Schmidt,
op. 382, fiir violoncell mit klavier-
begleitung. Heft 2, no. 46. Heft 3,
no. 7-9. [21674, 21675
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264418, 264419; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
MELODIOUS SECOND GRADE STUDIES; by
Arnoldo Sartorio, op. 901; piano.
[21676
©) Ati Sle uA Ane em Nate
1911; E 264190; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
21677
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 11, n.s., v.6
MELODISCHE ETUDEN (Etudes mélo-
diques) ; von A. Loeschhorn, op. 195,
fiir klavier zu zwei hinden. Heft
2, no. 8-14. (Hdition, no. 3518B.)
[21677
© July 6, 1911; 2c Aug. 4, 1911;
H 2638646; B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz,
Germany.
in progressiver rechenfolge, von
A. Loesehhorn, op. 195, ftir klavier,
zu zwei handen. Heft 1. (Edition,
no. 3518a.) [21678
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 264402; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
op. 196, ftir klavier zu zwei
hinden. Heft. 2. Helt. 1. (Hdi-
tion, no. 3519B and a.)
[21679, 21680
© Aug. 4, 1911: 2 ec. each Sept. 5,
1911: B 264400, 264401 ; B. Schott’s
sodhne, Mainz, Germany.
by P. S. Gilman, op. 24;
[21681
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2c. Sept. 1,1911;
E 265680; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston, Mass.
MEMORIES;
piano.
—— words by Evelyn Morgan, music
by Jack Bradshaw. [21682
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2c. Sept. 2, 1911;
E 265696; Martin & Adams music
co., Wichita, Kans.
MEMORIES, DEAR, OF YOU; words by
Grace Delaney Goldenburg, music by
Wm. Smith Goldenburg. [21683
© Sept. 11; 1911: 2 © Sept. 11)
1911; E 266109; Goldenburg music
pub. co., Cincinnati, O.
Memory (A); by Norman O’Neil;
piano. [21684
© Aue, 1651911: 2) ey Auge 17,
1911: E 264206: Blkin & co., ltd.,
London, England.
refiective piece, G. Waring
Stebbins; organ. [21685
©ESept 15, 19d Drew Sept, 16,
1911; E 266059; G. Schirmer, New
Work, IN: YG
by
MENUET: aus dem liebesspiel Themi-
dore, musik von Digby La Touche,
fiir gesang und klavier. [21686
@edniliy/ 2 el Olli Bem Sepin. 20;
1911: E 267011; Drei masken-verlag.
g.m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
MENUETT; aus der pantomime Der
schleier der Pierrette, musik von
Ernst von Dohnanyi, op. 18, nr. 5,
fiir klavier zu zwei hinden. [21687
© July 17, 1911; 2 « Sept. 29,
1911; EH 267005; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
MerMai (THE); schottische, by C.
Steinkirchner; piano. [21688
©l1e Aug. 28, 1911; E 265477;
C. Steinkirchner, Newton, Kan.
Merry (THE) CHILD; (La Joyeuse) -
rigaudon, by ‘André Benoist; piano.
[21689
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 « Sept. 21,
1911; E 266349; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Merry (A) MEETING; by Frederic Em-
erson Farrar; piano. [21690
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 e Sept. 19,
1911; EK 266181; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
MERRY MILL (Joyeux moulin); by
Paul Wachs; piano. [21691
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 «@ Sept. 16,
1911; EK 264714; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
MERRY PARTY; gavotte, by J. Aronson ;
piano.
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 « Sept. 11,
1911; E 2659038; Shattinger piano &
music co., St. Louis. Mo.
MEXICO;
sic by Walter L. Rosenberg; alto or
bar. in E flat.
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911: E 266647; Head music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
’MID THE COTTON FIELDS OF DIXIE, MY
HOME SWEET HOME; words and mu-
sic by M. H. Prather. [21694
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 29,
1911; BE 265519; Marvin H. Prather,
Louisville, Ky.
MIDSUMMER’S EVE; waltz by Clifford
Courtenay ; piano. [21695
© Sept. 15, 1914; 2) Sept. 16;
1911; E 264707; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
MILITARY DRILL; march, by H. Engel;
piano. [21696
i) Sept. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
Ki 265776 ; Willis music Co., Cincin-
iad O.
1258
lyric by Robert Bernard, mu- |
[21692
[21693 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
Minter (THE) AND THE SMITH (Le
meunier et le forgeron) ; by Richard
Hilenberg, op. 254; piano. [21697
esepe. 5, 1911; 2 e.. Sept. 16,
1911; H 264715; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
MILLIONAIRE’S (THE) LAMENT; words
and music by F. Slaven. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [21698
© Aue--30, 1911: 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 2663802; Fannie Slaven,
What Cheer, Ia.
MINDFUL OF ME; words by G. W. Ful-
ler, music by Geo. Rosenkrans. 8vo.
[21699
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 14,
1911; E 266008; Geo. W. Fuller,
Sykesville, Pa.
MINOLA; intermezzo-two-step, by Nick
Brown, arr. by Mackle-Beyer; full
orchestra. [21700
© Aug. 26, 1911; 2 c Aug. 28,
1911; H 265455; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MInonaA; valse élégante, by A. Tellier;
piano. [21701
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1911; E 264716; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
MINUETTO VARIATO, LA MAGG; di Giu-
seppe Tartini, per violino e piano-
forte, ace. di piano costruito sul
basso originale, da Maffeo Zanon,
parte di violino riveduta e diteg-
giata da Emilio Pente. (11 sonate
e un minuetta variato, no. 12, ed.
48338.) [21702
Griuly 22 191l- 2c. July 28,
1911; E 263209; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
MIRANDA; dance caprice, by H. B.
Dupree; piano. | [21703
Oesene 25>. 1911: 2 ¢ Sept. 21;
1911; E 266367 ; Chandler-Ebel music
co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
MISERICORDIA; by Ethelbert Nevin, op.
24, no. 4, arr. by Purcell James
Mansfield; organ. [21704
© Me 2) 1911 2c. Sept. 5, 1911 -
E 264416; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
MISSA PONTIFICALIS, F dur; komponiert
von Johannes Georg Meuerer, op. 65,
fiir gemischten chor, mit soli und
klavier. Partitur und chorstimmen.
: [21705
© May 18, 1910; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1911:
H 263930; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig, Germany.
21715
MISSA SOLEMNIS; by Edward Schaaf,
op. 17; vocal score, four voices, piano
or organ ace. 4to. ji [21706
© Sept: 20, 1911. 2 eY Sept. 21,
1911; E 266336; E. O. Schaaf, New-
arks Nerd
Missouri; words by Lizzie Chambers
Hull, music by A. Tomek. [21707
©. ce. Aug, 29, 1911; Hm 265508;
Amelia Tomek, Portland, Me.
Mr. JOLLYBOY ; two-step on the popular
song by R. Penso, arr. by H. M.
Higgs; piano ace. 4to. (Orchestral
journal, no. 601.) [21708
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1911;
EH 264881; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, Hngland.
MISTER MUSIC MASTER PLAY THAT RAG
SOME FASTER; words by Lew Brown,
music by Albert Von Tilzer. [21709
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 8,1911;
KH 265845; York musie co., New
Work.uN. NX;
MITCHELL CORN PALACE; march, by O.
H. Anderson; piano. [21710
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
for He 266152 :- Of oH. “Anderson,
Redfield, S. D.
MopuLATING MavupE; words by Chas.
A. Hunter and Ballard Macdonald,
music by J. Rosamond Johnson.
[21711
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 265788; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
Work, JN. ¥.
Moxiuice O’SHEA; Irish ballad, words
and music by S. Rowley, arr. by
Harry Alford. [20712
© 1 © Sept. 2) 1911 HM 265709 ;
Sam Rowley, Chicago, 111.
MOMENTOS APASIONADOS (Passionate
moments); grand valse, by K. H.
Mauderer ; piano. [21713
Ori. ce Sept 5201 91d 2 265740
Karl H. Mauderer.
MONEY, BRAVERY, BRAINS; lyric by
HK. S. S. Huntington, music by How-
ard Webster. [21714
© Aue. 228) 1911 - tf «Auge 28:
VO ire. Aus: 29) TOI Ei 26599
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
MOooONBEAMS SILVER LIGHT; Words and
musie by A. Collins. (2s
(© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 1,
1911; EH 265639; Augusta Collins,
San Francisco, Cal.
1259
21716
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 117, 1. 'S:, V..6
Moon.icutT; lyric by E. S. S. Hunting-
ton, music by Howard Webster.
[21716
o7@) Aus. 28, 1911: Ie, Aus. 28:
AOA Ase: Aug. 29, 1911: EL 265594 ;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
MOoONTIME IS SPOONTIME WHEN YOU’RE
WITH THE GIRL YOU LOVE; words and
music by Paul Pratt. [21717
© duly (15, 190-2 ee Aires (26:
1911; E 265525; J. H. Aufderheide
& co., Indianapolis, Ind.
Mornine (A) GALop; by H. L. Cramm,
op. 16, no. 3; piano. [21718
© Sept. 1, 19%: Qe, Sept. 19)
1911; E 266182; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
MorNING GLORY; words by Chrystabel,
musie by C. Whitaker Wilson; low
and high voice. (A _ garland of
dreams, song cycle, no. 2.) [21719
Ord uly 215 Odi ee aeiulliy2 oO:
fOr te: Sept. 5, 1911; EK 262305 ;
Collard Moutrie, London, England.
MoRNING voices; by Sigurd Frederik-
sen, op. 7, no. 1; piano. [21720
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911:
E 264424; Willis music ¢o., Cincin-
nati, O.
MorNINGSTAR; a musical comedy in
three acts, book and lyrics by H. 8.
Lee, music by D. R. Walsh. | PAU OAL
~©.1'¢ Sept. 18, 1911: D 18964;
Harry S. Lee, Syracuse, N. Y., and
David R. Walsh, Montgomery, N. Y.
MoTHER DEAR DRY YOUR TEARS AND GIVE
ME YOUR GOLDEN SMILE; words and
music by HE. H. English. Waging:
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [21722
© Ausys30, 1911: 24e ) Sept. 19,
1911; EH 2663038 ; Ernest H. English,
Sanford, Me.
MorHer SANTA’S CHRISTMAS DINNER;
libretto by Harriet D. Castle, music
by Geo. EF. Rosche. Chicago, New
York, —G. We. Rosche'.&* cor,” foal:
36 p. 12mo. $0.30. l2a723
© Sept. 26, 1910)-"2" cepts 29.
1911; A 295872; Geo. EF. Rosche,
Chicago, Ill.
Mozart (WoLFGANG AMADEUS) Papa-
geno’s magic melody; from The
magic flute, by W. Mozart, rev..,
fingered and annotated by W. S. B.
Mathews [with descriptive notes
and examination questions]; piano.
[21724
© Sept; *22) 1911 oe: Sent 25.
1911; A 296758; Columbian conser.
vatory of music, St. Louis, Mo.
Mozart (WoLFGANG AMADEUS )—Contd.
Variations from sonata in D
major; by W. A. Mozart, arr. by
Charles Dennée; piano. [21725
© Aug. 19) 1991-29 e Ane, 25,
1911; E 265338; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
MUSICAL MOMENTS; by Osear R. Blum;
piano. ey 21726
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 25,
1911; E 266560; Chandler-Ebel
music co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
MuSICAL MOON; from The little mil-
lionaire, words and music by Geo.
M. Cohan. [21727
© Sept. 27, 1911 > 2%e" Sept. 28,
1911; E 266633; Cohan and Harris
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
MUSIK FUR ALLE, nr. 84 der folge, nr.
12, VII. jahrg. Mozart-heft. Con-
tents :—Lacrimosa.—Alla turca.—
Bertihmte klavier und kammermu-
siksiitze.—Heitere lieder. Tanze.—
Kindermenuett. [21728
© Aug. 25; 1911- 2) ec. sSeptiei2,
1911; E 264609; Ullstein & co., Ber-
lin, Germany.
My BONNIE Mary; words adapted
from Robert Burns, music by Homer
N.. Bartlett; “ops Zen rnose hrehy
voice. [21729
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911;
E 265920; G. Schirmer, New York,
INE NG
My DREAM OF PARADISE; words by A.
Seymour Brown, music by Nat D.
Ayer. [21730
© Sept. 13, 191i= 2yen sep a3,
1911; E 265962; Jerome H. Rem-
ick & co., New York, N. Y.
My FAITH LOOKS UP TO THEE; duet,
words by Ray Palmer, music by
James ©. Warhurst; alto and bass.
[21731
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 27,
1911; FE 266656; Theo. Presser cor,
Philadelphia, Pa.
My GARDEN IN JUNE; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Dorothy
Livingston ; no. 1 in D. ale
© Adigi, 16) 19iil 7 See ae ee (,
1911; E 264205; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
Mv GUIDING sTAR; lyric by Schuyler
Greene, music by Darrell Standing.
New York, Jas. D. Shipman pub. co.
[21733
© Sept. 16; 191d 2 esesept. 13;
1911; E 266117; Helena M. Weinz,
Larchmont, N. Y.
1260
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
My GYPSY QUEEN; words by Mrs. O. W.
Hehr, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [21734
erame 25, 1911; 2 ic. )Sept;. 19,
1911; EK 266257; Mrs. O. W. Hehr,
San Jose, Cal.
My HEART GOES OUT TO YOU; words by
Helen Taylor, music by Margery
Grant; no. 2 in C. [21735
rsepe 111911; 2 c. Sept... 12,
Pog te 264611; Phillips & Page,
London, England.
My HEART’S IN THE HIGHLANDS; by O.
Bach, adapted by O. Ebel; chorus
for three women’s voices. 4to.
[21736
sept 28.1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; EH 266555; Chandler-Ebel mu-
sic co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
My HEART’S BOUQUET; words and mu-
- sic by Harry Bulger. [21737
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; EH 266204; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
My INDIAN SQUAW; words and music
by L. London. [21738
© ie Sept. 26, 1911; H 266591;
Louis London, Minneapolis, Minn.
My KILLARNEY ROSE; words and music
by Will J. Harris, O. M. Young and
Harry L. Newman. [21739
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1911; E 266043; Sunlight music co.,
inc., Chicago, III.
My LADY 0’ DREAMS; valse, by Antoi-
nette Diehl, arr. by John Itzel; orch.
Ato. [21740
© sept. 9 1911: 2 c. Sept. 12,
1911; E 265956; Musiclovers co.,
New York, N. Y.
My LITTLE ROSIE DEAR; words and
music by L. A. Mitchel. [2374]
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1911; E 266659;
Lawrence A. Mitchel, Denver, Colo.
My LITTLE SPOON DREAM; words and
music by P. Paine. [21742
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 1.
1911; E 265640; Paulina Paine,
Cocoa, Fla.
My LOVE WAS BORN OF ROSES; words
by Hallam Sanderson, music by
Theresa Stern; No. 2 in G. [217438
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 19,
1911; EH 264209; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don, England.
21752
My LUVE IS LIKE A RED, RED ROSE;
words by Robert Burns, music by
Granville Bantock; quartet or
chorus of male voices. 4to. (Apollo
club, no. 50499. ) [21744
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 264450; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London, England.
My MAGNOLIA MAID; words and music
by CC. Manning, arr. by Eugene
Platzman. [21745
©: July 24, “AST 2. e Aue 26.
1911; E 265600; Clarice Manning &
co., New York, N. Y.
My NEW NAME; words from Revela-
tions, music by J. G. MacDermid;
high voice. [21746
© Sept: 1). 1919-2 -e:) -Sept.- 13,
1911; EH 265985; James G. McDer-
mid, Chicago, III.
My OLD HOME UP ON THE HILL; words
and music by Chas. H. Sallenger.
[21747
©) Avis ol Ot 39) ei Age sols
1911; EK 265657; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
My REFUGE; hymn, words by Albert
Simpson Reitz, music by D. B.
Towner. [21748
© duly 28). 1991 +2: c. “Sept. 28,
1911; E 266484; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
My ROSARY OF DREAMS; words and
music by F. F. Dusenberry and C.
M. Denison. [ 21749.
© Aug. 16, 1911; 2-c. Aug. 16,
1911; EH 265718; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
My ROSE OF IRELAND; words by F,
William Bowler, music by Ferd. E.
Mierisch. New York, Gotham-At-
tucks music co. [21750
©) Sept. 11, 191%: 2 ©. Sept. 15,
1911; E 266037; Frank W. Bowler,
Chicago, III.
My ROSE OF THE GHETTO; lyric, by F.
Donaghey and A. Burkhardt, music
by Ben M. Jerome. Qari
©) Awel 28, 1911: 1 & Aug. 28
1911; 1 c. Aug. 29, 1911; E 265586 ;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
My SONG SHALL BE OF JESUS; words by
Lavinia E. Brauff, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [21752
©) ‘Sept: 10; 191d: 2° e. Aue... 25,
1911; EQ 265352; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
1261
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
My SWEET ROSETTA; words and music
by Billy Williams and Fred God-
frey. [21753
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264489; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
MY SWEETHEART IN VENUS; words and
music by O. J. Milton. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [21754
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 19,
1911; EK 266286; O. J. Milton, Fort
Jones, Cal.
My SWEETHEART MarieE;
music by S. A. Munson. Riverton,
Conn., Munson music co. [21755
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
EH 265888; S. A.
Conn.
My SWEETHEART WAS A COOK; words by
C. Berglund, music by W. Oliver
Hellup. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [21756
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 30,
1911; E 265737; C. Berglund, Co-
lumbus, O.
My TENNESSEE BELLE; words by Lucy
B. Haug, music by Maud H. Lemon.
[21757
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265754; Jos. Krolage musi¢e co.,
Cincinnati, O.
My TODALO MAN; by Al W. Brown, vo-
eal orch. in F. [21758
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
words and
1911; H 266637; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
words by J. Brandon Walsh, mu-
sic by Al. W. Brown. [21759
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1911; EH 266350; M. Witmark & sons,
“New York, N. Y.
MY VACATION ON THE FARM; words by
P. W. Gillespie, musie by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [21760
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 c@ Sept. 19,
1911; EH 266245; Mrs. P. W. Gillespie,
Gilman, Ill. .
My wisH; words by Christina Ros-
Ssetti, music by H. Clough-Leighter,
op. 54, no. 5; mezzo-sop. or bar.
[21761
© ae 28, 1911; 2 ¢c. Aug. 29,
1911; BH 265500 ; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
words by Lillian Whiting, music
by M. L. Driver. [21762
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2c. Sept. 18.
1911; E 266148; Maurice Leon
Driver, U. S.
Munson, Riverton, ©
pt. III, n. s., v.6
MYSTIC KREWE MARCH; by Jack D.
Richmond; piano. [21763
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 11,
1911; HE 265913 : Rudolph bros., Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
"N SEGRETO; versi di M. A. Mancini,
musica di Antonio di Jorio. (Can-
zoni napoletane popolari, no. 2745.)
; [21764
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 11,
ON 264567 : Raffaele Izzo,
ples, Italy.
NATALIA; danza por Angela Salazar,
para piano. . [21765
© July 1, 1911; 2 c& Aug. 19, 1911:
EK 264046; Breitkopf & Hartel, New
York ani ye
NECTARINE; lyric by Harold Simpson,
music by W. H. Squire. no. 1 in F.
[21766
©. Aug: 30, 1911-927 er Aue. 30
1911; E 264349; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
NEVE (DAS) MADCHEN; vaudeville in
Na-
3 akten, text von Bernhard Buch-
binder, musik von Richard Fronz.
[21767
© Sept. 9,1911; 2¢. Sept. 29,1911; |
D 18971; F. W. Schmiedell, Vienna,
Austria.
NEUPERT (EDMUND) 10 selected studies _
for the development of expression
and technique with 25 special daily
exercises; by E. Neupert, adapted,
arr. and ed. by Charles
piano.
Dennée; .
[21768 |
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 c Sept. 14, |
1911; E 265997; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
NEVER MIND SINGING, JUST DANCE, MY |
DEAR; from The red widow, lyric by |
Channing Pollock and MRennold
Wolf, music by Chas. J. Gebest. 1.
Song. 2. Hotel orchestra.
30, 1911; E 2655386, 265537 ;
mark & sons, New York, N. Y.
NEW GOSPEL HYMNS; ed. by Chas. M. |
Alexander... New York, F. H.
Revell company; London, F. S. Tur-
ney [1911] [16] p.. 12mo. $0.15.
delphia, Pa.
1262
[21769, 21770 |
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 c. each Aug. |
M. Wit- ||
[21771 |
© July 3, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 6, 1911; |
A 293991; C. M. Alexander, Phila- |
f
ae
: MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
21789
NEw (THE) KINGDOM; words by Mary
_. Mark Lemon, music by Berthold
Tours. [21772
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 264508; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. N.Y.
NEW NATIONAL ANTHEM; words and
music by A. R. Graves. [21773
OU Age, AS, 1911; 2 ¢. Aug. 28,
1911; E 265490; Anson R. Graves,
Excelsior, Minn.
NEW WEDDING WALTz; by B. Land-
mann; piano. [21774
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266574; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
NEw YorKeRS; from The little mil-
lionaire, words and music by Geo.
M. Cohan. [21775
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1911; E 266608; Cohan and Harris
publishing co., New York, N. Y.
NicHtT; from Presto, words by Roy
Clough, music by Fred Neddermeyer.
[21776
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1911; E 266698; Neddermeyer &
Clough, Columbus, O.
NIGHT BRINGS DREAMS AND DREAMS
BRING YOU; lyric by James HE. Demp-
Sey, music by Johann C. Schmid.
VAL OHE
OnAdens0, 1911-2 c Aug. 30,
1911; E 265552; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
NIGHTSHADE; a Mexican romance, by
Hrnest Reeves, arr. for band.
(Boosey’s military journal, 181 se-
ries, no. 1.) [21778
©, Auer 12, .1911- 2 e. Aug; ‘14,
1911; E 264253; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
Ninitists (THE); from The red
widow, lyric by Channing Pollock
and Rennold Wolf, music by Chas.
J. Gebest. [21779
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 30,
1911; E 2655388; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
NINE INCHES OF FOAM; humorous
drinking song, part song, words
anonymous, music by Reginald Bar-
rett, op. 45; men’s voices. (Octavo
ea, no; 12191.) [21780
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 265808; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Nis RANDERS; ballade von Otto Ernst,
musik von Otto Naumann, op. 10,
fiir minnerchor. Klavierauszug
mit text und chorstimmen. [21781
© June 29, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1911; H 264695; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig, Germany.
NO CROSS; sacred, words by L. W. Olm-
stead, music by Lew Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[21782
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 c Sept. 19,
1911; E 266224; L. W. Olmstead,
Williamsport, Pa.
NO MATTER WHO OR WHAT YOU ARE,
IT’S GREAT TO BE IN LOVE; lyric by
Crane Wilbur, music by Paul
Rubens. [21783
© Aug. 28,1911; 1 ¢ Aug. 28,
19t1; 1 ce. Aug. 29, 1911: BH 265584.
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
No ONE EVER DIED FROM LOVIN’; words
by Hd. Rose, music by Fred. Fischer.
[21784
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2. c. Aug. 28.
1911; HE 265510; Maurice Shapiro,
New York, N. Y.
NocTuRNE (A); words from Welsh
lyrics, translated by E. O. Jones,
music by Frederic H. Cowen; mixed
voices. 4to. (Part-song book, no.
1223.) [21785
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 264513; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don,’ England.
—— See also Chopin (F. F.)
NONE BUT YOU; quartette, words by
Harry J. Lincoln, music by Reba
Vandersloot, arr. by Harry J. Lin-
coln; 1. Male voices. 2. Mixed
voices. [21786, 21787.
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ¢. each Sept.
19, 1911; E 266197, 266198; Van-
dersloot music pub. co., Williams-
port, Pa.
NooNTIDE (Zu mittag); by Rudolf
Friml, op. 78, no. 3; piano. [21788
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 c Sept. 18,
1911; EH 265981; G. Schirmer, New
York, Ni Y.
NORDISCHE BALLADE, H DUR; von Ru-
dolf Schartel, op. 11, duo fiir har-
monium und klavier. [21789
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 c Sept. 12,
1911; EH 264685; Carl Simon, Berlin,
Germany.
Norma. See Bellini (V.)
1263
21790
PJ
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Ill, n. s., v.6
NortH (THE) POLE;
Quinlan, music by Barnard Ware.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21790
© Sept. 21, 1911; 2 c Sept. 21,
1911; E 266410; Kate Quinlan, Fair-
mount, Ind.
NORTHERN FOLK DANCE; by Richard
Wickenhausser, op. 54; piano. (5
tone pictures, no. 5.) [21791
Ov Auge. 9) TOL 2 er Aue 21s
1911; E 264167; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
NORWEGIAN SCENES; by Frederick Mul-
len; piano. [21792
©.) Ae Oil 22 en Ae, 521
1911; E 264185; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London, England.
NOTHING TO DO TILL TO-MORROW ; Words
by Bobby Heath, music by Chas.
O’Donnell. [21793
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1911; E 266045;
Joe Morris music co., New York,
INNS
NovELLA (LA); reminiscenze scolas-
tiche, versi di H. A. Mario, musica
di F. Pugliese. [21794
© Sept: 7, 1910: 2) Aue, so;anoiy;
EH 2643388; Ferdinando Bideri, Naples,
Italy.
NOVELLETTEN; 12 kleine salonstiucke,
von Cornelius Gurlitt, op. 148, fur
klavier zu zwei handen. Heft 2, no.
7-12. (Hdition, no. 3329B.) [21795
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 264407; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
NOVEMBRE; versi di L. Postiglione,
musica di O. Panza. (Hdizione, no.
3280. ) [21796
OmSept. 15, 19112 (e Sept. 113,
1911; E 264626; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
Now A BRIGHTER BOAST THAN ALL;
chorus from the Oedipus at Colonos,
of Sophocles, part 2, English trans-
iation by J. Anstice, musie by Gran-
ville Bantock; men’s voices. Score.
4to. (Breitkopf & Hartel’s choruses,
no. 84.) [21797
©) June 27, 191d 52.e) Mie 19.
191%; E 264047; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
Now AM DE TIME; lyric by FEF. Dona-
ghey and A. Burkhardt, music by
Ben M. Jerome. [21798
©” Ang: 25, “1911-1 e:sAnre. 24.
191032 ec. Aus: 80, 1900): 265580 5
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
words by C. A. Noack, music by Jean
Blake.
pub. co. [21799
© Aug. 30; 19f1;°25e Aue. 30)
}
,
4
J
words by K. | Now THAT YOU’RE BUT A DREAM TO ME3_
New York, F. B. Haviland |
1911; E 265785; Clara A. Noack, |
Marseilles, Il.
NOWE KRAKOWIAKI; comp. and arr. by
B. J. Zalewski; 1st violin.
[21800
© June 12, 1911; 2c June 269
1911; E 266797; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-—
cago, Ill.
NUN ME SAI CCHIU; versi di M. A.)
Mancini, musica di Antonio di Jorio.
(Canzoni
2741.)
napoletane popolari, no. |
[21801 _
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 64
1911; EH 264474;
Naples, Italy.
NUN TE VOGLIO; versi di Giuseppe Garo-
falo, musica di Antonio di
(Canzoni napoletane popolari, no.
2742. ) [21802
(© Aug. 24, 1911- 2-e Sept. 6m
1911; E 264475; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
NUN TIENE coRE; versi di Adolfo .
Genise, musica di Antonio di Jorio.
(Canzoni napoletane popolari, no. |
27438.) [21803
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 11,
1911; E 264568; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
’O BBENE E ’NA BUSCIA; melodia, versi
e musica, di Giuseppe Giannelli.
(Canzoni napoletave popolari. no.
2761.) [21804
© Aug. 80, 1913 2 ce Sept. 113
1911; HE 264565; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
O BE JOYFUL IN THE LorD (Jubilate
Deo) ;
Henry Warren; mixed voices. (Oc-
tavo ed., no. 12172.) [21805
© Aug. 16, 1914; 2) “es Sept. |
1911; E 265809; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
© BLESSED SAVIOUR;
tone; organ acc.
© Sept. Jb, 1Gidl- ae:
Boston, Mass.
’O CUSETORE; macchietta, versi e mu-
sica di L. Donadio.
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1911; H 264848;
New York, N. Y.
1264
anthem, music by Richard)
duet, music by |
William G. Hammond; alto and bari- |
[21806 |
Sept. 19, |
1911; EH 266183; Oliver Ditson co., |
[21807 |
Italian book co., |
Raffaele Izzo,
Jorio. |
f
|
| O HELP US
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
21824
O Father, whose almightly
See Hiindel (G. F.)
O, FOR A CLOSER WALK WITH GOD;
words by William Cowper, music by
Mabel Howard McDuffee. [21808
@ysent. 14 1911; 2 ¢« Sept. 8,
1911; E 266097; Clayton F. Sum-
my co., Chicago, Il.
power.
O GoD BE MERCIFUL; music by Henry
M. Dunham. (Octavo series, mixed
. Voices sacred, no. 997.) [21809
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
_ © 265795; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
O GoD, THAT MIDST THE PARTE) SEA;
hymn, words by Gladys Hyatt Sin-
elair, music by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
[21810
@eOci 16, 1911; 2 e: Oct: 3, 1911;
EH 266793; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GQ HARK! WHAT HEAVENLY MUSIC;
words and music by F. Lester Price.
[21811
©) Sept. 14, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 16,
1911; E 266065; Meyer & bro., Chi-
eago, Ill.
O HEARKEN THOU; anthem arr. from
the offertorium for the coronation,
composed by Edward Elgar, op. 64,
words from Psalm 5; mixed voices.
(Octavo anthems, no. 999.) [21812
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 7, 1911;
I) 264514; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
Lord; words by H. H.
Millman, music by J. Lamont Gal-
braith; mixed _ voices. (Octavo
series, sacred, no. 998.) [218138
© Aue, 28, 1911: 2 ¢. Aus 29,
1911; E 265497; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
O LAMB OF GoD; quartet, words by
Charlotte Elliott, music by Joseph
Gould; men’s voices. (Octavo ed.
no. 339.) [21814
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 30,
1911; E 265821; William Maxwell
musie co., New York, N. Y.
O LorD, GRANT THE KING A LONG LIFE;
anthem, words from Psalm _ 61,
music by Walter Parratt; ist and
2nd soprano and contralto. [21815
© Aug. 23,.1911;.2 e« Aug 24,
1911; BH 264246; Year book press,
London, England.
O SAW YE BONNIE LESLEY; Scottish
melody, words by Robert Burns,
music arr. by Granville Bantock;
chorus or quartet of mixed voices.
4to. (Choral handbook, no. 60979.)
[21816
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
HE 264447; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London, England.
O TELL THE LOVE OF JESUS; hymn,
words by Hattie H. Pierson, music
by D. B. Towner. [21817
G) duly. 283s AGIs 52 e Sept. 2s,
1911; E 266419; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
O THOU SUBLIME, SWEET EVENING STAR.
See Wagner (R.)
O WHAT JOY WILL BE OURS; words by
Ek. G. W. Wesley, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [21818
OrJiume 12) 1910-) 2 cs) Aug: 25.
1911; E 2653845; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
O YOU WONDERFUL GIRL; from The little
millionaire, words and music by
Geo. M. Cohan. [21819
© Sept. 27, 1911-2 © Sept. 28)
1911; E 266634; Cohan and Harris
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
OAKLAND; hymn, words by Ray Palmer,
music by F. S. Hunnewell. [21820
© Sept..1, 1911; 2 ¢: Oct. 3, 1911:
Hi 266807 ; Frank S. Hunnewell, New
MORK N. 9 No
OBEREK Z KLEPARZA KRAKOWSKIEGO;
by Osmanski-Zalewski, arr. by B. J.
Zalewski; 18St violin. [21821
©) June 12) 1911: 2c. June 26,
1911; E 266798; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
eago, Ill.
OBERTAS OD KOMINA; by A. Rajezak,
arr. by B. J. Zalewski; 1st violin.
[21822
©) June 12, 1911; 2c. June 26,
1911; E 266799; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
cago, Ill.
OcTAVE sTUDY IN C. See Bach (J. S.)
OCTAVE STUDY IN D; by Frank Lynes;
piano. [21823
@7 Avie. 919, 19ll 2 ie) Anne. D5:
1911; HE 265342; Arthur P. Schmidt.
Boston, Mass.
OcTAvo sTuDY IN E FLAT; by Fritz
Spindler, op. 391, no. 5, arr. by
Charles Dennée; piano. [21824
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 25,
1911; E 2653387; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
1265
12267—11
5
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21825
pt. IER Sv 6
OCTAVE STUDY IN E riuat—Continued.
——by J. A. Pacher, ed. by Charles
Dennée; piano. [21825
©) Aug. 19,1911 2. e. Aug, 25,
1911; H 2653835; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
minor; by Cornelius Gurlitt, op.
201, no. 24, arr. by Charles Dennée;
piano, [21826
GC) JAng.) 19) 19a) eee Oy,
1911; E 265889; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
OCTAVE STUDY IN G; by Charles Den-
née, op. 37; piano. [21827
© Aue, 19," 190 2 er Aue 25)
1911; EH 265340; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
OCTAVE STUDY IN G MINOR; by Arthur
Foote; piano [21828
©, Aue 19) 19d ee Age 25,
1911; EH 2653438; Arthur P. Schinidt,
Boston, Mass.
OFFENBACH (JACQUES) Barcarolle; de
l’ opéra, Les contes d@’ Hoffmann, par
J. Offenbach, fantaisie par Carl
Heins, pour piano. [21829
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 15,
1911; W 264673; Johann André, Of-
fenbach a. Main, Germany.
——--from the opera Hoffmann’s
love tales, translation by Charles
Henry Melzer, music by J. Offen-
bach; soprano or mezzo-sop. [218380
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 14,
1911; EK 264628; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Doll song; from the opera Hoff-
mann’s love tales, Eng. translation
by Charles Henry Melzer, music by
J. Offenbach. [21831
“© Sept 13,1911; 2 ci Sepr de
1911; E 264629; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Lo, here the sabre of my father;
from The grand duchess by Offen-
bach, English words by Florence
Hoare, music arr. by S. S. C. (Cho-
ruses for equal voices, no. 71317.)
[21832
Op Aueni2d rr Oildten 2 ca Ae. ALO)
1911; E 264081; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
OFFENBARUNG JOHANNIS, kapitel VI.
(Revelation, ch. VI.) ; text deutsch
und englisch, musik von Walter
Braunfels, op. 17, ftir tenor solo, dop-
pelehor und klavier, Partitur und
chorstimmen. 4to. [21883
© Dec. 21, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 6, 1911;
E 263931; F. HE. C. Leuckart, Leipzig,
Germany.
OFFERTOIRE IN EH MINOR; par C. J.
Grey, pour orgue. (Morceaux ori-
ginaux, no. 41.) [21834
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2c Sept. 5, 1911;
lH) 264412; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany. ;
OFFERTORIES AND OTHER PIECES; short
compositions for the church service,
by Bruce Steane; organ. : Book 2.
(Educational series, no. 650.) [21835
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 c Sept. 1, 1911;
KH 264879; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
OH, BRING ME LOVE; lyric by Harold
_ Simpson, music by Frank E. Tours.
[21836
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 &. Sept. 8, 1911;
I 265852; M. Witmark & sons, New
Yorks Nowe
OH, HONEY; lyric by Charles Horwitz,
inusie by Frederick V. Bowers.
[21837
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 19,
1911; E 266205; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
Ou! HOW IT RAINED; words and music
by K. S. Hazzard. [21838
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1911; E 266552:
K. 8S. Hazzard, Chicago, III.
OH IT’S ME FOR THE GRAND LIBERTY;
suffragette’s day-dream, burlesque,
words and music by A. A. Mumma.
[21839
© 1c. Aug, 24, 1911: HE 266141:
Archie A: Mumma, Dayton, O.
OH LITTLE ROSE; words by Charles C.
D. Roberts, music by Nanna Bran-
ham Wood. [21840
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 14,
1911; E 2660338; William Maxwell
music co., New York, N. Y.
OH POWER OF HOPE; words and music
by Emma B. Sax. [21841
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 28,
1911; EH 265465; A. W. Perry & sons’
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
OH! U AER-0O-PLANE FOR ME; words and
music by L. L. Furnas. [21842
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1911; E 266562;
Louisa L. Furnas, West La Fayette,
Ind.
OH YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL; words by A.
Seymour Brown, music by Nat D.
Ayer. [21843
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 18,
1911; E 2659638; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
1266
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911 21863
OH, YOU GIRLS; words by Matthew | OLtp (THE) sToRY; words by Char-
Woodward, music by Frank H. lotte G. Homer, music by C. H.
Tours. [21844 Junior. [21853
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911;
BH 266778; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York, N. Y.
Ou! you, RoxBuRY GIRL; words and
musie by J. Schafer, arr. by Arthur
H. Weberbauer. [21845
(© 1c. Sept. 11, 1911; BH 265924;
John J. Schafer, Newark, N. J.
OJE BELLA, OJE SOLE; versi di G. At-
tanasio (Gionata), musica di Al-
- fredo Mazzucchi. (Canzoni napo-
letane popolari, no. 2784.) [21846
CG awe, 24° 1911; 2c. Sept. 6,
1911; E 264476; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
OLD (THE) APPLETREE IN BLOOM (Der
alte apfelbaum im friihling); HEneg-
lish version by Alice Mattullath,
music by Philipp Gretscher; trio for
women’s yoices. (Octavo series, no.
508. ) [21847
Crane 28.1911: 2c) Aug. 29,
1911; EH 264315; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
OLtp DEACON PETTIGUE; from
by Wm. Frederick Peters.
@©vSept. 11, 1911; 2
1911; E 266081;
York, Ni ¥.
OLD GLORY;
[21848
ec. Sept. 16,
Leo Feist. New
march and two-step, by
IF. N. Innes, piano. [21849
Oesentats, 1911-2 ¢ ‘Sept. 16,
1911; E 266073; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia, Pa.
OLD HYMN TO ST. CAECILIA; arr. by
Alexander Guilmant, edited by
Frank Damrosch; organ ace. 4to.
[21850
@©esSept, 23, 1911 > 2) e¢.- Sept. 25,
1911; E 266539; G. Schirmer, New
WorkeN. Y,
Otp (THE) NOBLESSE; from Mlle.
Rosita, lyric by Harry B. Smith,
music by Victor Herbert. [21851
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911:
E 265858; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work. N., Y.
OLD (THE) OAKEN BUCKET; words by
Samuel Woodworth, music harmon-
ized and arr. by Geo. Noyes Rock-
well; mixed quartet and chorus.
4to. [21852
© Sept. 25, 1911-2 ce: Sept. 25,
1911; E 266575; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa,
12
Miss
Jack, lyric by Mark E. Swan, music
©) Sept. 10; 191%; 2 e:-Aue. 25,
1911; E 2653851; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Il.
OLD TIME FAVORITES: medley, arr. by
Harry Hale Pike; trio for women’s
voices. 4to. [21854
©) Septs 125, TOldt 2) 4ce “Sept. 25;
1911; E 266576; Theo. Presser ©¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
OLD TREES; words by Abram J. Ryan,
music by J. M. McGlynn. [21855
aSept it, 191-2 es Sept 115
LGR eZ G5807 2 ae Me + MeGiynn,
Philadelphia, Pa.
OLD (THE) YEAR IS DYING; part-song,
old Welsh carol, arr. by Samuel
Richard Gaines; men’s voices. (Oc-
tavo ed., no. 12204.) [21856
Oe Sepis79 1911 2c. Sept, cts,
1911; E 266132; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
OLDEN TIMES; by Gustav Lazarus, op.
146, no. 9; piano. [21857
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 5, 1911;
‘-E 264427; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
OLIVE (THE) BRANCH; opera in 8 acts,
text by R. W. Seabury, music by
Nella D. Nash. [21858
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1911; H 266801;
Ruth W. Seabury, Boonton, N. J.
ON THE BEACH; by J. M. Baldwin, op.
18; piano. [21859
@eSept. 9! 191d 32 -eF “Sept. 18,
1911; E 266111; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
ON THE GAY ATLANTIC SHORE; words
and music by M. B. Rue. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [21860
© Auss 25) 1911=. 2° e. 4Sept.7 19;
1911; EH 266241; Maude Burroughs
Rue, Cranbury, N. J.
ON THE ROAD THAT LEADS TO YOU; from
The maid and the monarch, lyric by
DD. K. Stevens, music by Dan J. Sul-
livan. [21861
© Sept. 7,.1911; 2 ce. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265854; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work, IN--Y.
ON THE ROAD TO ZAG-A-ZIG; a desert
journey, by Herman Finck. 1. Or-
chestra and piano-conductor. 2.
Piano solo. [ 21862, 21863
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c. each Sept.
20, 1911; E 264887, 2648388; Hawkes
& son, London, England.
67
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21864
pt. LIE, Hi. S:, Vv. 6
ON THE WATER; barcarolle, by Antoine
J. Himsle, op. 8, no. 3; piano.
[21864
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
EH 265842;. Paul A. Schmitt, Min-
neapolis, Minn.
ON TO WASHINGTON; words by Solon
W. Bingham, music by J. B. Herbert.
| [21865
© Sept. 1,,.1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 265760; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, O.
ON WINGS OF LOVE; Sacred cantata,
words by M. S. Haycraft, music by
Arthur Pearson; vocal score. 4to.
[21866
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 5, 1911;
H 264468; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
ONCE IN MY SIN I WANDERED; hymn,
words by Albert Simpson Reitz, mu-
Sic by H. O. Sellers. [21867
© Sept. 25, 1911:7 2) ec: Sept: 28,
1911; EH 266640; Ernest O. Sellers,
Chicago, Il.
ONE (THE) I LovE; duet, from Ladies’
day, lyric by Vernon Cassard, music
by Gustav Luders. [21868
© Sepie 13, 10 Oe wenn a4.
1911; EH 266024; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
ONE O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING I GET
LONESOME; words by Irving Berlin,
muse by T.. Snyder. [21869
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 16,
1911; EH 266077; Ted Snyder co., New
York, N. Y.
ONLY A CIRCUS CLOWN; words by N. E.
Cooper, music by L. F. Gardner.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21870
©) Auge. 30!) 198i 2 er MAE 130)
1911; E 265728; Nanna _ Eline
Cooper, Racine, Wis.
ONOTONO; rag two step, by J. Gearen ;
orchestra. [21871
@©pAug. 25) 191d. 2c Aue. 128;
1911; E 265451; Joseph Gearen, Chi-
eago, Ill.
OPHELIA; from The water scenes, by
Ethelbert Nevin, op. 18, no. 2, arr.
by Purcell James Mansfield; organ.
[21872
© Aug’: 2,1 198d 72 Ves Sept. 5,
1911; EH 264415; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
OPTIMIST (THE); words by Julius E.
Day, music by John §S. Baker; reci-
tation with piano ace. (Musical
monologues, no. 66.) [21873
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 264440; Reynolds & eo., London,
England.
ORIENTAL MELODY (Orientalisch) ; by
Rudolf Friml, op. 81, no. 4; piano.
[21874
© Aug. 30, 1911: 2VerAus. 31.
1911; E 265618; G. Schirmer, New
Yorks Ne ie
OSKEE-WOW-wow; words by H. -R.
Green, music by H. V. Hill. [21875
© May 14, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 11,
1911; BE 266168; UU. of © supply
store, Campaign, [11].
OSTENDE (THE); ball-room dance, by
Maxwell Goldman, description by J.
Mahler; piano. [21876
©: July 30, 1911-2 ees Sept 20;
1911: E 266753; Jacob Mahler, St.
Louis, Mo.
Oris (PHILO ADAMS) Seven re-
sponses, words from the Bible, mu-
sic by P. A. Otis; mixed voices.
(Octavo editions sacred series, no.
196.) [21877
© Sept. 26; 191 2 7e7 Sept. 28,
1911; 4 266644 : Clayton F. Summy
Co., Chicago, Il.
OvuR coLors; cantata, text by Caroline
A. Lord, music by Charles Gilbert
Spross; men’s voices. 4to. [21878
© Sept, 25, 191i: 2ueesept 125,
1911: E 266585; John Church ©o.,
Cincinnati, O.
CuR COUNTRY; words and music by
John FE. Staley, arr. by Katherine C.
Turner. {21879
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 ¢c.. Sept. 21,
1911; H 266360 ; John F. Staley,
Omaha, Neb.
OUR DEAR OLD WILLAMETTE; words by
Jessie E. Young, music by R. L. ©
Smith. [21880 ©
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1911;
EK 265694 ; Ray Bi. Smith, U. S.
Our Kine; hymn, words and music
by A. J. Schmidt. [21881
©) Sept. 18, 1991; 2 -e% Sept. 18,
1911; E 266695; Aaron J. Schmidt,
Mountain Lake, Minn.
1268
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911 21900
OUT OF DARKNESS, INTO LIGHT; lyric | PANIS ANGELICUS; motet au Saint-
by William H. Gardner, music by Sacrement, par Marcel Laurent,
Charles B. Blount. [21882
Se sepe. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept.. 21,
1971; H 2663851; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, N. Y.
OUT OF THE DEPTHS; trio, words from
De profundis Psalm 130 (English
version), music by F. T. Bock;
soprano, alto & tenor; organ or
piano acc. [21883
Peet -@, Sept. 16, 1911; H 266080;
Frederick T. Bock, New
Rochelle,
PINE CN.
OVER THE PRAIRIE; two impressions,
andante, and allegretto, by Cyril
Scott; piano. [21884
©, Age 30, 1911: 2 ¢ Aug. 31,
1911; EH 264858; Elkin & co., ltd.,
London, England.
OwL (THE) ; part song, words by Ten-
nyson, music by Reginald Barrett,
op. 48, nos. 1 and 2, mixed voices.
Ato. [21885, 21886
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c each Sept.
20, 1911; E 266332, 266333; Edward
Schuberth & co., New York, N. Y.
PAGANINI (NiccoLo) Caprice; von N.
Paganini, bearbeitung von Willy
Burmester, mit fingersitzen und
stricharten sowie mit klaver-be-
gleitung versehei, fiir violine und
piano. No, 13; 8 dur.’* No. 23, Es
dur. [ 21887, 21888
© July 7, 1911; 2 c. each Aug. 2,
1911; BH) 263545, 263546; Ernst
Eulenburg, Leipzig, Germany.
Paeriaccr. See Leoncavallo (R.)
Sammlung von _ solo-
solosonaten, solosuiten u.
konzertsétzen, arr. in progressiver
reihenfolge . revidiert und be-
zeichnet von Ernst Heim, ftir violine
und piano. Serie 1; 171B und lla.
(Edition, 1693 B und 1692a.)
[21889, 21890
© July 31, 1911; 2 c. each. Sept.
Sabot hy 9 264397,. 264398." B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
PALAESTRA ;
stiicken,
PALMY DAYS; from Maid and the mon-
arch, lyric by D. Ik. Stevens, music
by Dan J. Sullivan. [21891
© Aug.29;) 19112 2 en Aug, 30,
1911; Ei 2655389; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
269
pour solo et cheur a quatre voix,
avec violoncelle et orgue, harpe et
contre-basse ad lib. [21892
© July 30, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 19,
1911; E 264085; O. Bornemann,
Paris, France.
T’APAGENO’S MAGIC MELODY. See Mozart
(W. A.)
PAPER-BAG COOKERY; words by Percy
Edgar, music by Henry H. Pether.
[21893
©) Sept. ta) 1911-2 ce. "Sept. iy.
ti By 264671 - Kraneis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
PARFUMS D’AMOUR; paroles de Henri
Darsay, musique d’ André Fijan.
[21894
© Aug. 10,1981 3 2-e. Auge 11,
1911; E 264198; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
PARRAMATTA; words and music by B.
P. Larcom. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [21895
©. Aus, 25, 1911: 2 ¢. Sept: 19:
1911; E 266260; B. P. Larcom, Bey-
erly, Mass.
PARTED; words by Mabel Green Wood,
music by Frank KE. Tours; medium
voice in E flat. [21896
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 e« Sept. 29,
1911; E 266688; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
PARTING HYMN; words by Jeremiah
E. Rankin, music by F. S. Hunne-
weli; first tune. [21897
©isept. 1, 191t: 2c. Oct..3,, 1911;
E 266808: Frank S. Hunnewell, New
Yorks. Ne Y.
PARTING SMILE (Hin sourire) ; by Paul
Wachs; piano. [21898
© Sept. 15, 1911;°2 ec. Sept. 16,
1911; EK 264717: M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
PaRTITE 1, D DuR; von Sigfrid Karg-
Elert, op. 89, ftir violine solo.
[21899
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 264842; Carl Simon, Berlin,
Germany.
PASS THE BLESSED MESSAGE ON; hymn,
words by Sue EK. Howard, music by
D. B. Towner. [21900
OO) July 28. 191 2 © Sept; 23;
1911; E 266417; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
21901
PASSION OF OUR LorD. See Bach (J.S.)
PASTORALE; by Franz Hitz, op. 174, ed.
by Karl Benker; piano. [21901
© Aug. 21,1914: 2e.Sept. 7% 1911;
E 265811; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
par G. Aubert, pour piano et vio-
lon. [21902
Or July 128, 0090-2 er eA) 219)
1911; E 264086; G. Aubert, Paris,
France.
PASTORALE UBER DEN CHORAL, IN DULCI
JUBILO; ged. von Petrus Dresdensis,
musik von Hermann Ernst Koch,
op. 2, fiir vierstimmigen gemischten
chor o. dreistimmigen frauenchor,
sopran-solo drei streichinstrumente,
oboe, englisch-horn wu. orgel. Par-
titur und chorstimmen. [21903
© Sept. 26,1910; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1911;
E 2689382; F. EK. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig, Germany.
PAYSANNERIE; par Albert Arnaud, pour
piano. [21904
©rSepts 28, 191s 2ae Sept. Hie
1911; E 264588; Heugel et cie,
Paris, France.
PEACE AND LIBERTY MARCH; by Geo. D.
Barnard ; piano. [21905
@eaiune 13) 1911-22 sex Sept.-s.
1911; EH 265835; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ia.
PECG@ATI (I) CAPITALI; versi di R. Gal-
dieri (Rambaldo), musica di Carlo
Mirelli. [21906
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 30, 1911;
EK 264840; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
PrENSEROSO (Der triumer); by Rudolf
Friml, op. 79, no. 2; piano. [21907
©) Aug, | 29. Ott? Vere Ne SO.
1911; E 265557; G. Schirmer, New
Work, INOW:
PrENSoROSO (IL); by Stephen Heller,
op. 45, no. 16, ed. by Karl Benker;
piano. [21908
©) Avge 2iee Old Ome Sent. 1,
1911; E 265807; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
PEORIA COUNTY SONG; words and music
by H. C. Bibbs. [21909
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1911;
E 265689; H. C. Gibbs, Bloomington,
Jae
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. THe we
PERLA DI RUGIADA (Pearls of dew);
mazurka, by FEF. de Bueris, arr. by
G. De Stefano; Ist and 2d mandolin
and guitar ace. 4to. [21910
© Sept. 6, 1912: 2% ee Sent. 12,
1911; E 265954; G. De Stefano,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Petit (LE) CHASSEUR; par Albert Re-
naud, pour piano. [21911
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c Sept. 11,
1911; E 264589; Heugel et cie., Paris,
France.
PETITE MAZURKA; par H. Luzzatti,
pour piano. (4 piéces caractéris-
tiques, no. 2.) [21912
© Aug. 21, 190 e2eeesent... 20,
1911; E 264833; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
PHANTASIE - VARIATIONEN, UBER EIN
EIGENES THEMA; von Ernst Mehlich,
op. 6; ftir klavier. [21913
© Aug. 10, 19102 5eSept, 12;
1911; E 264608; Robert Reibenstein,
Berlin-Gr. Lichterfelde, Germany.
PHANTASIESTUCK, AS DUR; von Rein-
hold Jockisch, op. 9, no. 2B, neu
bearb. von Sigfrid Karg-Elert, fiir
kunstharmonium. [21914
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 6,
1911; EH 264585; Carl Simon, Berlin,
Germany.
PHILADELPHIA DRAG; rag, from A la
Broadway, lyric by M. H. Hollins,
music by. Harold Orlob. [21915
© Sept. 27, 1914; 2 e) Sept. 28,
1911; E 266688; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
PIANISTA (EL) EXIMIO; en -Sesenta
ejercicios, por C. L. Hanon; piano.
(Library of musical classics, vol.
1081. ) [21916
©. Sept: Sc1Site mete. sept: hy
1911; E 265921; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
PIANO TECHNICS; part 1; five finger
exercises arr. by J. A. Seidt. [21917
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 « Sept. 2, 1911;
EK 265755; John A. Seidt, Baltimore,
Md.
PICCOLINO; opéra-comique par Ernest
Guiraud, fantaisie arr. en trio par
H. Mouton, pour piano, violon et
violoncelle, contre-basse et clarinette
ad lib. [21918
©: Sept. 23, 191 2yerSept: 112
1911; WH 264579: Durand ‘et’ cie:;
Paris, France.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
21936
PIERRETTENS WAHNSINNSTANZ; aus der
pantomime Der schleier der Pier-
rette, musik von Ernst von Doh-
nanyi, op. 18, nr. 6, fiir klavier zu
zwei hinden. [21919
Ouysguly 17, 1911 ;2 ‘c.. Sept: 29,
1911; E 267006; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky) Leipzig,
Germany.
Pirrerot; trio, words by Sara- Teasdale,
music by Jessie Johnston; women’s
voices. (Octavo ed. no. 522.)
2 [21920
OnAne) 50; 1911: 2.-c.. Aug. 30,
1911; EH 265822; William Maxwell
music co., New York, N. Y.
—— words by Sara Teasdale, music by
Jessie Johnston; high and low voices.
[21921
Onwsepi ds. 1911-°2 c« Sept. 14)
1911; H 266035 : William Maxwell
musie co., New York, IN wo.
PIERROTS LIEBESKLAGE; aus der panto-
mime Der schleier der Pierrette, mu-
sik von Ernst von Dohnanyi, op. 18,
nr. 1, fir klavier zu zwei hinden.
[21922
© July 17, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911; H 267002; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky) Leipzig,
Germany.
PIERROT’S SERENADE; by Martha Kiint-
zel; piano. [21923
Or Auer 19; 1911;-2 @ Aug. 21,
1911; EK 264168; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
PIETRO; words by Harold Atteridge,
music by Melville J. Gideon. [21924
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911; E 266674; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
PieTzscH (HERMANN) 22 ettiden fiir
trompete oder cornet 4 pistons, zur
hoheren ausbildung; virtuosen-stu-
dien von H. Pietzsch. [21925
© Aue 10, 1911: 2 ¢.. Sept. . 15,
1911; E 264685; Johann André,
Offenbach a. Main, Germany.
PIKE (THE) WALTZ; by R. E. Strother ;
piano. [21926
Oeseni 25, 19ld 2c) Oet.*:2:
1911; EH 266758; Ruth E. Strother,
Frankford, Mo.
PIONEER LIMITED; march two step, by
HarGcyed.) Wineoln, arr. by “SH.
Losey; band. 4to. [21927
© Sept. 11,.1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 12,
1911; E 265944; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
Pious (A) MONK; words by Edward
Locke, music by G. Merola, bass
voice, piano ace. [21928
© Sept. 14, 1911: 2 ec. Sept. 15,
1911; E 2660388; G. Schirmer, New
York, Ne Ye
PIRATES BASE BALL SONG; words and
“music by J. B. Wilson. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [21929
@* Aue. 25) 191-2) cy Sept. 19;
1911; E 266239; J. B. Wilson, Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
PLAY DAYS; words by Beth Slater
Whitson, music by W. R. Williams.
[21930
(@ Sepiwee. lode 2G: eSept. 2e:
1911; E 266876; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
PLAY THE GAME; from Mlle. Rosita,
lyric by Harry B. Smith, music by
Victor Herbert. [21931
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 30,
1911; EK 265540; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
PLAYING IN THE BARN; schottische, by
Walter Rolfe; piano. [21932
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1911; H 266352; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
PLEASANT DAYS; by Gustav Lazarus,
op. 146, no. 5, piano. [21933
© Sept. 5s. tots 2es Sept. (dD:
1911; EK 2644382; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
PLEASE PLAY THAT CHICKEN MUSIC;
words by L. Wing, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [21934
@) Aug. 25. 1912) c.- Sept., 19:
1911; E 2663809; Leon Wing, San
Francisco, Cal.
PLEASURE AND PROGRESS; descriptive
études, by George Eggeling, op. 176;
piano. Book 1. [21935
© Auie-s 19s AOnsin 2s (er Anie)).215
1911; E 264169; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
FLEUR D’AMOUR (Love’s Sigh); valse
lente, paroles de Henri Laurier, Kng-
lish version et musique de Harry
Brunswick Loéb. New Orleans, La.
Philip Werlein ltd. [21936
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1911; E 2663869; Ernest M. Loeb,
New Orleans, La.
IVa7ak
21937
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES |
pt. m7, n. si, 7.6
PocHOD SsoKOTOW; arr. by B. J. Zalew-
ski: Dwa marsze cwiczebne. no. 1
ojezyzne nasza, by EF. Barauski, arr.
by B. J. Zalewski: [ete.] Polish
marches nos. 5-8; violino. [21937
© “Sept. 4), 191i +2" ec Sept”,
1911; H 266106; B. J. Zalewski, Chi-
cago, III.
POLICHINELLO; overture, by R. Gruen-
wald, op. 326; orchestra. Concert
ed. [219388
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 c@ Sept. 7,
1911; EH 265810; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
PoLISH FUNERAL MARCH (Marsz pog-
rzebowy spiewacki) ; by B. J. Zalew-
Ski: Marsz zalobny (Chopen funeral
march); by Fr. Chopen, arr. by B.
J. Zalewski: [etc.] for cornet.
[21939
2c. Sept. 7, 1911;
Chicago,
© Sept. 4, 1911;
H 266101; B. J. Zalewski,
Til.
POLISH GRAND MARCH (Polonez ogin-
skiego; by M. Oginski, arr. by B. J.
Zalewski: Znalezione szezescie wale;
by B. J. Zalewski. [etc.] for cornet.
[21940
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 «. Sept. 7, 1911;
EK 266103; B. J. Zalewski, Chicago,
Til.
PoLKA; by Mrs. C. H. Toby; piano.
(Wafted melodies, grade 1.) [21941
© Sept dy 10d Decem Aueye2t,
1911; E 265511; Mrs. Charles H.
Toby, Dover, N. H.
POLYEUCTE; ouverture pour la _ tra-
gédie de Corneille. par Paul Dukas,
réduction par Gustave Samazeuilh,
pour 2 pianos 4 4 mains. [21942
©) Sept. 23.) 192 e Sept. mi
1911; EK 264580; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
POMEGRANATE FLOWERS (Fleurs de
grenade) ; by H. von Zois; piano.
[21943
© Sept. 15, 1911: 2 ©@) Sept. 16,
1911; HK 264718; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Pook (A) LITTLE BOY LOVED A RICH
LITTLE GIRL; words by Robert F.
Roden, music by Henry W. Petrie.
[21944
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 25,
ae EK 266567 : F. B. Haviland pub.
| New York, N. Y?
Port (THE) OF MISSING SHIPS; words
by Robert F. Roden, music by Henry
W. Petrie. [21945
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c Sept. 25,
1911; E 266568; F. B. Haviland
pub. co., New York, N. Y.
-PosTILLON (DeER); komponiert von
Othmar Schoeck, op. 18, fiir kleinen
chor von méunnerstimmen, tenor-
solo; klavier-auszug mit text.
[21946
© July 22, 1911-23 cesent. 29;
1911; E 267017; Gebriider Hug &
co., Leipzig, Germany.
POSTLUDE IN D; par C. J. Grey, pour
orgue. (Morceaux originaux, no.
42.) [21947
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264413; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Power (THE) OF TRUTH; hymn, words
by Lizzie Shantz, music by T. H.
Plank. [21948
© July 11, 1911: 2 e) Sept. #20,
1911; H 266314; T. H. Plank, Dan- |
vers, Il.
PRALUDIUM; by Armas Jarnefelt;
military band. [21949
© Aug. 14) 1990; 2ea Sept t2
1911; EK 264605; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don, England.
PRAIRIE FAIRY; words and music by
G. J. McKinney. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [21950
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 30,
1911; E 2657382; George J. Mclkin-
ney, Farmington, Ili.
PRAISE; from A hymn cycle of the
heart, words and music by C. B.
Gould. [21951
© Aug. 17, 1911; 2 ¢c. Sept. 20,
1911; E 266325; C. Blanche Gould,
Belvidere, I].
PRAISE AND DOMINION BE UNTO HIM;
hymn, words by Julia H. Johnston,
music by D. B. Towner. [21952
© Oct. 2; 1911 2c Oenn2. 1900:
EK 266778; Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PRAISE MY SOUL THE KING OF HEAVEN;
sacred song, words by Henry F.
Lyte, music by W. D. Armstrong;
mixed voices. (Octavo series, no.
1004. ) [21953
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1911;
HE 266744; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
1972
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
21971
PRAISE YE JEHOVAH; hymn, words by
Albert Simpson Reitz, music by E. O.
Sellers. [21954
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 266641; Ernest O. Sellers,
Chicago, Ill.
PREPARATORY EXERCISES IN OCTAVE PLAY-
ING; by Charles Dennée, op. 37;
piano. [21955
Omsge 19,1911; 2 e. Aug. 25,
1911; E 265341; Arthur P. Schmidt,
. Boston, Mass.
PRETTY BOY; lyric by E. S. S. Hunting-
' ton, music by Howard Webster.
[21956
©OpAmes.28° 1910s 1 e.., Aug. 28,
19it: 1 ec. Aug. 29, 1911; BH 265595 ;s
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
PRETTY DAFFODIL; morceaux, arr. by
HKverett J. Evans; violin and cello
solos with piano acc. [21957
© Aue, 21 1911-2 c. Sept. 1, 1911;
E 265669; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
Work, IN. YY.
Pretty MAapAM BUTTERFLY; music by
Wim. Baines; medium voice in E flat.
[21958
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c Sept. 29,
1911; E 266684; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
PREVETARIELLO? ovvero, ’O semina-
rista; macchietta, parole e musica
di Alfred Taylor, per canto e man-
dolino. [21959
Ae 9) 1911: 2 ec. Aug. 15,
1911; EK 264215; C. Malchiodi, New
York, N: Y.
PRIDE (THE) OF MY HEART; words by
J. EK. Sykes. music by Roger Egan.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[21960
. ISeptee2)
E. Sykes,
©: Sept. 215. 1914: 2
1911: H 266411; John
Cleveland, O.
PRIDE (THE) OF YOUTH; poem by Sir
Walter Scott, music by Chas. Seeger
jr.; high voice. [21961
Wmsept, 25, 191t> 2isc. ‘Sept. 26,
1911; E 266596; G. Schirmer, New
Mork. UN. ¥.
PRIMER (A) OF HARMONY; by John B.
McEwen, for use in schools. Part 1
to 4. no. 1138748. 4to. [21962
©) Sept. 12; 1911: 2 ce: Sept. 13;
t9it 5 HW 264627;. G. Ricordi «& ¢o.,
Milan, Italy.
PRIMM’ ’E GUARDA NA FEMMENA; Gan-
zone a_ schiattiglia, versi di An-
themis (F. Pintaura), musica di O.
Marchetti. (Canzoni napoletane
popolari, no. 2770.) [219638
©, Angs30;, ttl: 2 e -Sept: 11,
1911; E 264569; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
PRINCESS OF THE MORNING; dramatic
reading with piano acc., words by
J. I. C. Clarke, music by Harriet
Ware. [21964
©: Sept’ 25, 119i 12 es Sept: 25,
1911; HE 266586; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, O.
PRINCESS PIRLIWINKIE; a _ legendary
kinderspiel, written and composed
by John C. Grieve; vocal score with
dialogue and piano ace. 4to. [21965
Or Aug. 2s, TiGtt “De oSept. 5;
1911; E 264466; Bayley & Fergu-
son, Glasgow, Scotland.
PRINCETON ’86 CHORALE; words by
Samuel T. Carter, music by G. E.
Shea; male voices. [21966
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1911; E 266380;
George HE. Shea, Paris, France.
PRINTEMPS (LE); entr’ acte, by Mel-
ville J. Gideon; piano. [21967
e) Sept. 19d 2 er Sept i.
1911: E 265868; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
PropigaAL (THE): sacred song, words
and music by Renssek J. Nnud.
[21968
© Sept. 2, 1911+ 2\c. Sept. 2, 1911;
BE 265688; J. K. Dunn, Cincinnati, O.
PROGRESSIVE STUDIES IN OCTAVE PLAY-
ING; with special preparatory exer-
cises, composed, adapted and ed. by
Charles Dennée; piano. (Educa-
tional series, no. 37.) | 21969
CG) Avie, 219) pt Oise Dice, Aue. 25,
1911; EH 265383:
Boston, Mass.
; Arthur P. Schmidt,
PROPOSAL;
music by Bruno Huhn;
tenor, and alto or bar. [21970
©) Ames ZS 1901 2c. Aug. 29;
1911; H 265499; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
words by Bayard Taylor,
sopran or
PROTESTATION; poen: by Elizabeth K.
Reynolds, music by Rose Eversole
McCoy; high and low voice. [21971
© Sept. 18. 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 14,
1911; HE 266084; William Maxwell
music co., New York, N. Y.
21972
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Il, n.s., v.6
P’sit Lizzy; words and music by A.
Kowalewski. [21972
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 20,
1911; E 266216; Anthony Kowalew-
ski, St. Paul, Minn.
Puccinrt (GracomMo) Bohéme (La);
di G. Puecini, fantasia’-arr. di T.
Ricceri per mandolino, o violino., e
pianoforte. no. 99352. [219738
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 264522; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
impressioni arr. di C. Gra-
ziani-Walter, per due mandolini,
mandola e pianoforte. no. 100023.
[21974
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
EK 264523; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
— Ch’ella mi creda libero e lontano;
aria di Johnson dell’opera La fan-
ciulla del West, di G. Puccini, atto
3, Yriduzione facile di Alessandro
Peroni, per pianoforte. no. 113669.
[21975
© Aves 16).49 ties) 92 Se; pane. 7,
1911; EH 264202; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
Che faranno i vecchi miei 14 lon-
tano; canzone di Wallace, dell’opera
La fanciulla del West, atto 1, di
G. Puccini, riduzione facile di Ales-
sandro Peroni, per pianoforte. no.
113667. [21976
(©) “Aes 16, TO? Wer Ade: ali
1911; E 264201; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
—lLaggiti.... nel soledad ero pic-
cina; aria di Minnie, dell’opera La
fanciulla del West, atto 1. di G. Puc-
cini, riduzione facile di Alessandro
Peroni, per pianoforte. no. 113668.
[21977
Cl NUS Te
G. Ricordi & Go.,
»)
rae
© Aug. 16, 1911;
1911; HK 264208;
Milan, Italy.
PURDUE SONG; words and music by L.
L. Furnas. [21978
©ulic Oct. 1911; E 266762;
Louisa L. Furnas, LaFayette, Ind.
3)
send 9
PURITAN (THE). PRANCE; lyric by EF.
Donaghey and A. Burkhardt, music
by Ben M. Jerome. [21979
@prAug. 425, yal el ek pAqe 25,
19116) 1 ee Aue. 30, 19105, 265581 ;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N.Y. !
es
PUSILLECO; versi e musica di Giuseppe
Giannelli. (Canzoni napoletane popo-
lari, no. 2760.) [21980
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 e@ Sept. 11,
1911; E 264570; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples, Italy.
PUSILLECO ’E NOTTE; ’a canzone @ ca-
pri, versi di G. Capaldo, musica di
V. Fassone; canto e piano. [21981
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 264529; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
QUADRILLE ROYAL; sur des motifs de
S. A. R., opérette en 3 actes, mu-
sique de Yvan Caryll, arr. par Victor
Charmettes, pour orchestre avec
piano-conducteur. Ato. [21982
© Aug. 25, 191k te ees 26.
1911; H 264286; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
QUEEN (THE) oF OKLAHOMA; words
and music by H. F. Walter. [21983
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 265823; Emil F. Walter, Okla-
homa, Okl.
QUEEN (THE) OF TENNESSEE; words
and music by Ernest A. Rork.
[21984
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265844; Ernest A. Rork, Paducah,
Ky.
QUEEN OF THE SEA; march and two
step, by Chas. J. Rockwell; band.
[21985
© Aug: 15, 19012 e sept 13,
1911; E 266163; J. EH. Agnew, Des
Moines, Ia.
QUEENLY STEPS (Pas de la reine) ; by
A. Tellier; piano. [21986
© Sept. 15; 191-3 2en Sept; 16,
1911; HE 264719;.M. Witmark & sons,
New York, No ¥>
QvuESTION (A) (Hine Frage) ; by Ru-
dolf Friml, op. 79, no. 3; piano.
[21987
© Aug. 29) 1910392 ee Aue, 30;
1911; E 265558; G. Schirmer, New
NorlgeiNic is
QuittER (RoeEeR) Four songs; words
by Friedrich Bodenstedt. Hnglish
words by R. H. Elkin, music by R.
Quilter. No. 1 for low voice. [21988
©: Aug. 12, Wott gene we. 14:
1911; BE 264198; Elkin & co., Lon-
don, England.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
22009
Race (THE) HORSE RAG; two step, by
Mike Bernard; piano. [21989
@ysepr 411, 1911; 2-c. Sept. 11,
1911; E 265900; Jos. Morris co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
RAGTIME (THE) COLLEGE GIRL; from
The fascinating widow, words by
S. M. Lewis, music by Kerry Mills,
pete py Al. Doyle. [21990
omane, 29, 1911: 2 c. Aug: 28,
1911; EH 265481; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York, N. Y.
RAGTIME GEOGRAPHY; words by Her-
man Ruby, music by Con Conrad,
arr. by Al Doyle. [21991
sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
BE 265791; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York, N. Y.
RAIN CLOUDS; march, by J.D. Murphy;
band. [21992
(ey Awe 15, 1911: 2 .e:: Sept. 18,
1911; E 266162; Jas. D. Murpby,
Hobart, Okla.
RAINBOW-CHILD (THE) ; from songs of
sun and shade, poem by Marguerite
Radclyffe-Hall, music by S. Cole-
ridge-Taylor. [21993
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EK 264888; Boosey & co., London,
England.
ReaDy (THE) RECKONER; words by Alf.
Elerton, music by Will Mayne.
[21994
© Sept. 21, 1911; 2 « Sept. 21,
1911; E 264855; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
RECREATION (Man amiisiert sich); by
Rudolf Friml, op. 80, no. 2; piano.
[21995
rAd 430; 191122. c. Aug. 31,
1911; E 265606; G. Schirmer, New
Vork.N., Y.
RED DEER; words and music by O. P.
Ikeler, op. 388. [21996
© Sept. 18, 1911: 2 ce Sept. 16,
1911; E 266074; Otto P. Ikeler,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
ReD (THE) MAN’S TWINS; words by
Geo. W. Burns, music by Paul
HKugene. [21997
One Ane eo AOL (2) CvAue.) Si,
1911; E 265658; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
ReD (A) RED ROSE (Dem rothen ros-
lein) ; poem by Robt. Burns, music
by Arthur Rosenseint; high. [21998
© Sept. 26, 1911: 2 ec Sept. 27,
1911; E 266629; G. Schirmer, New
York, N.Y.
REDEMPTION’S SONG; words by Lavinia
E. Brauff, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[21999
© Sept. 10, 1911; 2 e@ Aug. 25,
1911; E 265354; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Il.
REGIMENTAL BAND; march two step, by
“Chas. C. Sweeley, arr. by Harry J.
Lincoln. 1. Piano. 2. Orchestra.
8. Band. [22000-22002
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 c. each Aug.
30, 1911; WH 265568265570; J. M.
Warner music co., Williamsport, Pa.
REITERLIED; aus der operette Die
liebesjagd, text von Theodor Fisher,
musik von Hermann Ritzaw. [22003
© sully 20,7191: 2 Aue 19:
1911; E 264055; # £Bitihnenverlag
Niedersachsen, g. m. b. h., Hannover,
Germany.
REJOICE, O YE RIGHTEOUS; words from
Psalm 33, music by L. R. Lewis;
mixed voices. 4to. [22004
©. May 17, 1911: 2 ce Sept. 9;
1911; E 265874;
Somerville, Mass.
Leo R. Lewis,
REJOICE! THE LORD HAS COME; words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by
F. Lester Price. [22005
©. Septa.t4, 1911: 2-e Sept 16
1911; E 266066; Meyer & bro., Chi-
eago, Ill.
RELIGIOSA KORSTYCKEN; fOr mansros-
ter komponerade af F. J. Johnson.
Forsta hiftet. 4to. [22006
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266543; Augustana book
concern, Rock Island, Ill.
REMEMBER CALVARY; words by Alfred
H. Ackley, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[22007
© june. I2; Ot 2 es Age 25:
1911; E 2653844; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
RENAUD (ALBERT) Trois morceaux
pour orgue; par A. Renaud, op. 129.
Complete. [22008
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; E 264708; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London, England.
RESIGNATION; romance, by Hans Ail-
bout, op. 310, no. 3; piano. [22009
On Aue: J19,) HOAs S 2 e) HATE, De
1911; E 264170; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
1275
22010
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES |
pt. 11a, Bass ves
REST TO THE WEARY; Words and mu-
sic by B. Snyder. [22010
© Aue. 245 told De) Aue eS:
1911; E 265469; Beulah Snyder,
Harrisburg, Pa.
REUNION ; words by L. Davoren, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22011
©. Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266300; Louie Davoren, N.
Bradford, Yorks, England.
REVELL (ROLAND) Four love songs;
words by Edmund Waller and
others, music by R. Revell; low
voice. [22012
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 264536; Hutchings & Romer, Lon-
don, Hngland.
REVERIE; by Frank Idle; organ. obl.
S8vo. (The organ recitalist, no. 22.)
[220138
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264448; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
——by Howard Fisher; piano solo.
(Suite de salon, no. 2.) [22014
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
EH 264491; Phillips & Page, London,
England.
—— See Strauss (R.)
REVERIE DU SOIR; by C. V. Debussy, ed.
by Mrs. Ernest Lent; piano. [22015
O©rSent, 14 Wot Qe Sept ale
1911; HK 265999; Washington music
co., Washington, D. C.
RHYME (THE) ROAD TO MUSIC LAND;
a system of musical kindergarten,
games, songs, ete., by Fannie Church
Parsons; book 1. [22016
©rOct 219i 2 e Oct 2 yal Oa
Hi 266760; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, Il.
RIDING IN THE AUTO; words and music
by EH. N. Allen. [22017
© Aug. (25,19 2 ea Anes 28:
1911; HE 265518; Emma N. Allen,
Worcester, Mass.
RIGHT UP TO DATE; two-step, by E. R.
McCarty; piano. [22018
OVAvs ga Sil Qe Senter als)
AUN E ed Dy 266166 ; Earl R. McCarty,
Utica, IN Xs
RIGopON (RIGADOON) ; By Paul Wachs;
piano. 2 99019
© Sept. 15.) LOL: 2) en Sept iG,
1911; EH 264720; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N.Y.
RIMA DE BECQUER; musica de Angela
Salazar, para piano y canto. [22020
© July 1, Wl. Sie Aus 19,
1911; E 264048; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
RING OUT BELLS; waltzes, by Walter J..
Pond; piano. [22021
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 138,
1911; E 265991; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York, N. Y.
RIPpPLes; intermezzo, by R. E. Hil-
dreth; mandolin orch. with banjo
ob. [22022
© Aug: 28, 1910- 2Me "Sent. 9,
1911; H 265886 ; Cundy- -Bettoney cO.,
Boston, Mass.
RIVISTA MILITARE; versi di KE. A. Mario,
musica di F. Pugliese. (EHdizioni no.
3250.) [22023
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EK 264457; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
ROBIN REDBREAST; January unison song
from The months, words by Chris-
tina Rossetti, music by Colin Taylor.
{22024
© Aug. 30,1911. 2yerAue, 31,
1911; E 264867; Novello & co., lid.,
London, Hngland.
RoBIN’s (THE) SONG; words by Mary
Grant O’Sheridan, music by A. Cyril
Graham. [22025
© Sept. 8, 191-2 7eeSept 411:
1911; H 265928; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago, Ill.
Rock OF AGES; Sacred song, music by
Oscar J. Fox; low voice in B flat.
[22026
© Sept. 22, 19idl-924e. Sept. 22;
1911; EH 266401; John Chureh co.,
Cincinnati, O.
RocKING-HORSE (THE) (Auf dem
schaukelpferd); by Rudolf Friml,
op. 81, no. 3; piano. [22027
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 © Aug. 31,
1911; E 265612; G. Schirmer, New
York, Ni ve
RoMANCE; par Claude Debussy, tran-
scription par F. Ronehini pour
violoncelle et piano. (Deux mélo-
dies, no. 1.) [22028
© Sept. 23, d9id; (2 ec sSept. 11,
1911; E 264577; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
par Edouard
[22029
26,
m.
ROMANCE-APPASSIONATO $
Schtitt, op. 91, pour piano.
© Aug: 26,) Tote 2 Tene:
1911; E 264271; N. Simrock, g.
b. h., Berlin, Germany.
1276
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
22048
Romance de Vétoile. See Wagner (R.)
RoMANCE (THE) OF THE ROSE; can-
tata, written by Edward Oxenford,
composed by Arthur Pearson. 4to.
[22030
eaue.. 5, 1911: 1c. Aug. 14, 1911,
1 ec. Sept. 9, 1911; E 264616; Bayley
& Ferguson, Glasgow, Scotland.
RONZEVALLE (CARLOS); two short
pianoforte pieces; by Carlos Ronze-
valle. Contents:—1, Enfantillage.—
~ 2, Recueillement. [22031
te epAus. 28, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 31,
1911; EH 264870; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
RoOrERS MARCH; march-two step; by
J. FE. Barth; piano. [22082
je seu 13, 1914: 2 c Sept. 18,
1911; E 265969; John F. Barth,
Cleveland, O.
ROSALENA WALTZ; by Edward Hazel.
1. Band. 2. Orchestra.
[ 22033, 22034
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. each Sept. 13,
1911; E 265972, 2659738; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati, O.
ROSCHE’S SECULAR QUARTETS; women’s
voices; ed. by G. F. Rosche. 4to.
[22035
eae 25, 1911? 2) cy Aug: 28,
1911; A 296081; George F. Rosche,
Chicago, J.
ROSE, LUCKY ROSE; from The enchant-
ress, lyric by Harry B. Smith, music
by Victor Herbert. [22036
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2c. Sept. 8, 1911;
BE 265856; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N.Y.
ROSE PETALS; by Birdie Leslie; piano.
obl. 4to. [22037
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1911; E 264630; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London, England.
ROSENKRANS (GEORGE) Prelude no. 6;
by G. Rosenkrans; organ. [220388
© Aug. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1911;
E 265624; Geo. Molineux, New York,
sap @
KOSERAIE (LA); par Edm. Filippucci,
pour orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. [22039
© Aug. 25; 1911; °2 ee. Aug: 26,
1911; E 264287; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
ROSES AND VIOLETS; waltzes, by J. M.
Daly; piano. [22040
© Aue 30, 19th) 2 eo) "Aus 28)
1911; E 265485; Joseph M. Daly.
Boston, Mass.
RosES (THE) THE ROBINS AND YOU;
words by Ernest B. Orne, music by
“Howard T. Googins. [22041
©! Sept 20 191-2. e@ Sepiz’ 2ie
1OUP- Hy 266371; He Be Orne. Port-
land, Me.
t0SSINI (GIOACHINO ANTONIO): To
Thee, great Lord; prayer from
Moses in Egypt, music by Rossini,
arr. by Percy E. Fletcher; male
voices. 4to. (The Apollo club, no.
590503. ) [22042
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 264487; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London, England.
ROTATION RAG; by Al. Sweet, arr. by
Eugene Platzmann; piano. [22048
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c Sept. 19,
1911; E 266195; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
ROULETTE (THE) REEL; Parisian
prance, by Henry Lodge, arr. by
W. C. O’Hare; orchestra. [22044
© Aus, 29. 1911> 2c. Aue 30)
1911; E 265541; M. Witmark & sons;
New York, N. Y.
tOUND DANCE; by Gustav Lazarus, op.
146, no. 10; piano. [22045
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264426; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
Itowine sone; by H. L. Cramm, op.
16, no. 2; piano. [22046
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19, 1911;
EK} 266184; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
RoyaL (THE) DURBAR; from Round
the world, vocal march and two-
step, lyric and music by Manuel
Klemm pe ace: [22047
© Sept: 28. 19 2 ce, Sept: .29:
1911; E 266675; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
RUMMEL’S GRAND MINSTREL PRODUC-
TION; composed and arr. by J. W.
Rummel; band. 4to. [22048
©, Auge 28, 1911; 2 e@ Aus. 31,
1911; E 265933; J. Willard Rummel,
New Castle, Ind.
1277
22049
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES:
pt. III, 0. §., v, 6
RUSSIAN (THE) BEAR; from Ladies’
day, lyric by Vernon Cassard, music
by Gustav Luders. [22049
©! Septrds) 191 92 eh Seppe,
1911; EK 266025; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SABATHIL (F.) 10 picturesque studies,
in phrasing, style and mechanism;
by E. Sabathil, op. 271; piano.
[22050
@OrAue: 2 Oh 20 eNom eile
1911; E 264189; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SABBATH EVENING; voluntary, by Adam
Geibel; organ. (Jn The choir, vol.
Poi. 4h) [22051
© Sept. 1, 1911+ 1 & Sept. 5, 1911;
EK 265763; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, O.
SABBATH MORN; hymn, words Hay-
ward, music by B. Shepard. [22052
© Sept. 1, 191-2 @ Oct. 3) 1910:
i} 266811; Benj. Shepard, New York,
NEY
SAFE AT HOME; Sacred Song, words by
J. Dick, music by R. D. Hovis.
[22053
© 1 ¢ Aug. 30; 1910 BW 265500;
Rose Dick Hovis, Clintonville, Pa.
Sip UPATRICK’ S| DAY: arr, by, Michael
Watson, ed. by Karl Benker; piano.
[22054
@ Aue: 7% 19lt: Qe Sept. a, 19a:
EH 265812; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
—— words and music by M. J. Barry.
[22055
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
Hf] 264511; M. Witmark & sons, New
MOI IN. :
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE) Dé-
janire; prélude et cortege, de la
tragédie lyrique, 4°"° acte, par C.
Saint-Saéns, pour orchestre. Par-
tition. | 22056
© Sept. 23" 1911? Ken) Sept ait
1911; BH 264575; Durand et cie.,,
Paris, France.
——tragédie lyrique en 4 actes,
poeme de Louis Gallet et C. Saint-
Saéns, musique de C. Saint-Saéns.
Partition d’orchestre, avec texte.
[22057
© July 29, 1911: 2¢. Sept. 2, 1911;
EH 264519; A. Durand et cie., Paris,
Prance.
™
he
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE)—
Continued.
——-—— trio de la tragédie-lyrique
par C. Saint-Saéns, arr. par H. Mou-
ton, pour piano, violon et violoncelle,
avec contrebasse et clarinette ad lib:
Kdition A. [22058
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c Sept. 11,
1911; HK 264576; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
SALTED PEANUTS; rag, by Sidney Chap-
Moen ile: [22059
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2-G Sept. 27,
1911; EH 266616; Koninsky music co.,
Troy, N. Y. :
SALVATOR; hymn, words by Ebenezer
Elliott, music by F. S. Hunnewell.
[22060
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 3, 1911;
Hi 266809; Frank S. Hunnewell, New
WOE ING Ne
SAMBO HAB DE HOOK WoRM; words and
music by M. Temple. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [22061
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266299; Mary Temple,
Dickey, N. D.
SAN FRANCISCO IS THE CITY FOR THE
PANAMA SHOW; words and music by
W. EK. Underwood. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [22062
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266263; W. E. Underwood,
White Hall, La.
SANHERIBS UNTERGANG; text von By-
ron, tibersetzt von Otto Gildemeis-
ter, musik von Hans Huber, fiir
minnerchor und klavier. Partitur
und chorstimmen. (Zwei hebraische
melodien, no. 1.) [22063
© Jan. 1, 1911; 2 c. Feb. 8; 1911;
E 2639388; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig, Germany.
SANTA ANNA; meditation, by J. Loeb-
ker; piano. Cincinnati, Model music
co. [22064
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266155; Joseph Loebker,
Cincinnati, O.
SANTA Cuaus; by Mrs. C. H. Toby;
piano with text. (Wafted melodies.
grade 2.) [22065
© -Sept. 1, 190ts2 eaekue, 21,
1911; EH -265513; Mrs? Charles: H.
Toby, Dover, N. H.
18
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
22082
SANTA CLAUS’ PARTNERS; Christmas
cantata, words by Ida Scott Taylor,
music by Powell G. Fithian. [22066
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1911; EH 266384; MacCalla & co.,
inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
SANTA’S PRESCRIPTION ; text by Harriet
D. Castle, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[22067
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911 ; D 18967; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
; ton, O.
SATISFACTION MARCH;
. Chas. Southwell; military band.
4to. [22068
[or sept 9, 1911. 2'*c.° Sept: 12
1911; E 265937; Geo. Southwell,
Kansas City, Mo.
two step, by
SATTLER (CARL) Adagio, es dur; von
C. Sattler, op. 15, fiir harmonium
und klavier. [22069
© June 28, 1911; 2 ec July 19,
1911; E 262156; Carl Simon, Berlin,
Germany.
Saucy Moon; from The maid and the
monarch, lyric and music by Dan J.
Sullivan. [22070
© Sept. 20, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 21,
1911; FE 266353; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
Savion, THY DYING LOVE; hymn-an-
them, words by S. Dryden Phelps,
music by Daniel Protheroe; mixed
voices. 4to. (Central church col-
lection, no. 5.) [22071
Creede 41911? 2 @.:Octi 2, 1911:
E 266761; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago, Ill.
SCATTER THE SUNBEAMS; hymn, words
by John C. Blair, music by D. B.
Towner. [22072
© July: 28, 1911; 2 ¢.. Sept: 28,
1911; E 266424; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
SCENE DE BALLET; en forme de valse,
par Edward Cutler, op. 110, pour
piano solo. [22073
Ohne 22, 1911-2 ce. Aus: 19,
1911; E 2640483; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig, Germany.
ScHLoss (DAS) IM SEE; ged. von Wolf-
gang Miiller von Konigswinter, mu-
sik von Max Meyer-Olbersleben,
op. 98, fiir mannerchor mit klavier.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [22074
© Sept. 15,°1911; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1911; E 264709; G. Schirmer, New
Work. N.Y.
SCHLUMMERLIED. See Schumann(R. A.)
SCHMETTERLINGS-INTERMEZZO; aus der
revue, Es gibt nur ein Berlin, mu-
sik von Artur Steinke, fiir orchester
mit piano-direction. Stimmen. 4to.
[22075
©. Ang 25, 19072 @ Aue.. 26:
1911; E 264273; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
SCHMITT (FLORENT) ‘Trois mélodies:
textes francais et anglais, English
words by Hermann Klein, musique
de F. Schmitt; en recueil pour voix
moyenne. Contents : — Lied. — I
pleure dans mon coeur.—Fils de la
vierge. [22076
©) Sept, 23) 1911-2 e. (Septy 14,
1911; H 264582; Durand et. cie.,,
Paris, France.
SCHONSTE (DIE) BIST DU; walzer
nach motiven der operette Viellieb-
chen, von L. Englander; orchester.
[22077
© May 19, 1911; 1 c. May 20,
191d 3:dhe; Awe 3h, 1911 3-H 265664 ;
Ludwig Englander, Vienna, Ausiria.
SCHOLARS COMPANION; a collection of
standard favorites, grades 1-2; pf.
vy. 4. [22078
© Sept. 15, 1911-2) c. Sept. 16,
1911; E 266589; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SCHOOL BELL; a large number of songs
and hymns adapted to the use of
schools ...by E. O. Lyte. Rey.
and enl. ed. Lancaster, Pa., Manor
publishing company [1911] [190] p.
12mo0o. $0.25. [22079
Ge Aus 25, 190 oJ, Aner +28,
1911; A 293804; E. O. Lyte, Millers-
ville, Pa.
SCHOOL-BELLS V. WEDDING-BELLS; Or,
When I hear the school-bells ring-
ing; words and music by Tom Mel-
lor and Harry Gifford. [22080
Ov Auer ol 1oit: 2 ee Aus 31;
1911; EK 264361; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
ScHOOL DAYS ARE PASSING; words and
music by Mrs. E. Walker. [22081
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c Oct. 2,1911;
E 266759; Mrs. E. Walker, Floma-
ton, Ala.
SCHOOLMATES (THE); words and mu-
sic by Rex Standish. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [22082
© “Aug 30; 1911 2) 2c. Sept 19;
1911; E 266268; Rex Jennings, Pin-
coming, Mich.
279
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22083
pt. 111, n. s., v.6
SCHUBERTH (EDWARD) & co. 7 re-
cital pieces for pianoforte; arr. by
EK. Schuberth & co. (Collection no.
745) [220838
©) Aug, 629, 1911-2) er Aneol,
1911; EH 265599; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York, N. Y.
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER) Greetings
and kisses for my beloved; serenade,
by Schubert, arr. by M. W. Butler;
piano. [22084
© Aus. 24 119i 2? en Ane. 28.
1911; E 265464; A. W. Perry & sons
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
SCHULE DER GELAUFIGKEIT; von C. Cour-
voisier; ftir violine. Heft 1, sys-
tematische fingertibungen. (Edition
no. 43815a.) [22085
© Aug.
HE 264409 ;s
Germany.
4, AOL: Qe Sept. 5, tod:
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
SCHUMANN (ROBERT ALEXANDER )
Schlummerlied; von R. Schumann,
op. 124, no. 16, tibertragen von David
Popper, ftir violoncello und piano-
forte. (Perles musicales, no. 22.)
[22086
© Aug. 10, 191t; 2); Sep .415,
1911; HE 264689; Johann André, Of-
fenbach a. Main, Germany.
SEA BREEZE SCHOTTISCHE; by Jas. M.
Goodman; piano. [22087
©: Sept... 25; 1910; 2 ce. Sept. 25,
1911; H 266548; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia, Pa.
words
James ©. Wyche.
Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22088
@ Auer 30) 19ld 2". Sept a9:
1911; EH 266280; Wyche & Grant,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Sua (THE) SHORE FOR MINE;
and music by
Washington, H.
SEASIDE SWANK; words and music by
Worton David and Bert Lee. [22089
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 264479; Von Tilzer music co., New
York, N..<Y.
SECOND TOCCATA IN C MINOR; by James
H. Rogers; organ. [22090
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1911;
E 266133; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
SEcRETS (THE) OF LOVE; words and
music by V. M. Thomas. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale Co. [22091
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266298; Viola Mae Thomas,
Middleboro, Mass.
SELECT HYMNS FOR CHRISTIAN WOR-
SHIP; ed. and comp. by B. HE. War-
ren, A. L. Byers, Clara M. Brooks &
D. O. Teasley. Anderson, Ind., Gos-
pel trumpet co. [1911] 632p.12mo. j
$1.00. [22092 |
©. Aug, 28, A9idsy2%e" Sept: 104
1911; A 293014 : Gospel trumpet co.,
Anderson, Ind.
SEMI CENTENNIAL MARCH; by Henry M.
Rudesill; piano. [22093
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2c Sept. .5,1911 -
E 265745; H. M. Rudesill, Hutchin-
son, Kans.
SENSATION MARCH; by Geo. Southwell:
military band. 4to [ 22094.
© Sept. 9, 1911: 2) er Sept. 12,
1911; E 265938; Geo. Southwell,
Kansas City, Mo.
SERENADE; aus dem liebesspiel Themi-
dore, musik von Digby La Touche;
fiir gesang und klavier. [22095
© July 24; 1911-92 ex Sept: 29,
1911; EH 267010; Drei masken-verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
—-— See Gounod (C. F.)
SERENADE MELANCOLIQUE;
Lachaume, pour orchestre, avec
Piano-conducteur. 4to. [22096
© Aug: 257-0191 hee eane 266
1911; E 264288; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
par Aimé
SERENADE PLAINTIVE; par Hrnest Gil-
let, pour orchestre, avec piano-con-
ducteur. Ato. [22097
© Aug, 25, 19112 eraus 26,
1911; EH 264289; Hnoch & co., Paris,
France.
SERENADE ROMANTIQUE; by Otto Hackh,
op. 1238; piano. [22098
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 @ Sept.. 16,
1911; E 264721; M. Witmark & Sons,
New York, N. Y.
SERENATA SPERZA; versi di L. Recitano,
musica di V. di Chiara. [22099
( Sept) 7%, 19M aren Aue) 30;
1911; E 264841; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
SERPENT (THE) OF THE NILE; ballet
from Miss Jack, libretto and lyrics
by Mark BE. Swan, music by Wm.
Frederick Peters; piano. [22100
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 « Sept. 16,
1911; E 266086; Leo Feist, New
MorkNe yy:
1280
_SHE WALKS
1
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
SERVICE DE MESSE; par Marcel Rouher,
pour grand orgue ou harmonium ad
lib. (Selecta opera, no. 9.) [22101
©. Ave 11, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 15,
pot: oH) 264694; i. J. Biton, St:
Laurent, France.
SERVOTTO (LA); strofette, versi’di L.
Recitano, musica di V. Di Chiara.
(Edizioni napoletana, no. 8271.)
[22102
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EK 264463; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
“ples, Italy.
SHaDow (THE) OF THE CROSS; words
by Florence D. Adams, music by
Walter Coleman Parker. [22103
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265948; W. C. Parker, New York,
N. ¥.
SHE IS A GIRL IN THE GOLDEN WEST;
words and music by R. J. Ivory.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22104
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 c Sept. 19,
1911; E 266219: Robert J. Ivory,
Barnum, Ia.
SHE’LL BE WAITING FOR YOU; words by
Maud E. Lawson, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [22105
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 c Sept. 19,
1911; E 266220; Mrs. Charles O.
Lawson, Jordan Valley, Or.
SHE MUST LOOK LIKE yYOU;. lyric by
Charles Horwitz, music by Frederick
V. Bowers. [22106
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266206; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
IN BEAUTY; poem by
Byron, music by Franklin Riker;
high or medium. (Four songs with
piano acc., no. 4.) [22107
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ce Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266832; G. Schirmer, New York,
NOY:
SHEPHERD’s sone (Schiferlied); by
Rudolf Friml, op. 80, no. 3; piano.
[22108
© Aug. 380, 1911; 2 c« Aug. 31,
1911; EH 265607: G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
_SHEPHERD’S (A) TALE; from In Ar-
ecady, by Ethelbert Nevin, op. 16,
no. 1, arr. by Purcell James Mans-
field; organ. [22109
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264414; B. Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz,
Germany.
22118
SHERLOCK-MARSCH; aus der operette
Die liebesjagd, musik yon Hermann
Ritzau, fiir klavier zu zwei hinden.
[22110
©. July 19, 29112 2 e: Aum 19,
1911; E 264056; Bitihnenverlag
Niedersachsen, g. m. b. h., Hannover,
Germany.
SuHorp (THE) GIRLS ON SATURDAY
NIGHT; words and music by W. P.
Johnston, arr. by [Geo. Dougherty].
[22111
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1911; E 266658;
Wm. P. Johnston, Tiffin, O.
SHorr (A) cur; words by P. d.
O’Reilly, music by H. Trotére.
[22112
Ke) Aug, 30) 1911 ;..2 ¢. Aug, 31,
1911; E 264850; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, Kngland.
SICILIAN AIR (Sizilianisch) ; by Rich-
ard Wickenhausser, op. 54; piano.
(5 tone pictures, no. 38.) [221138
© Awe. 19; 191d: 2 eo Aug. 21,
1911; E 264476; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
SILLY ASS; words and music by Wor-
ton David and George Arthurs.
[22114
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 264480; Von Tilzer music co., New
York, N. Y.
SING ME AN IRISH SONG; words and
music by Billy Williams and Fred
Godfrey. [22115
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
KH 264441; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London, England.
SING ME THE sToRY; hymn, words by
Albert Simpson Reitz, music by E.
O. Sellers. [22116
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 266642; Ernest O. Sellers,
Chicago, Il.
SING ON YE ANGELS; words and music
by EK. G. Baptie, sr. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [22117
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c Sept. 19,
1911; EK 266286; EH. G. Baptie, sr.,
Dewey, Okla.
SING, SING, BIRDS ON THE WING; words
by Leslie Cooke, music by Godfrey
Nutting. [22118
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
EK 264492; Phillips & Page, London,
England.
1281
12267—11——6
a
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT EN TRIES.
22119
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
SINNER (A) LIKE ME; hymn, words
by HE. M. Anderson, music by A. J.
Schmidt, arr. by HE. M. Anderson.
[22119
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c Sept. 18,
1911; E 266694; Aaron J. Schmidt,
Mountain Lake, Minn.
Sioux Sue; Indian intermezzo, by C.
H. Rice, arr. by Jerome H. Remick
arranging dept. 1. Piano. 2. Or-
chestra. 38. Band. [22120-22122
© 1e each Aug. 28, 1911; EB
265620—-265622; Charles Edward
Rice, Lakeview, Ore.
Sir (THE) ARTHUR WALTZ; by Mrs.
A. C. Smith, arr. by H. S. Golden;
piano. [22123
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1911; BH 265925;
Mrs. A. C. Smith, Minneapolis,
Minn.
SIREN (THE) (Die sirene); operetta
in three acts, from the German by
Leo Stein and A. M. Willner, Eng-
lish version by Harry B. Smith,
music by Leo Fall. Vocal score.
[22124
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1911; HK 264646; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
SKYROCKET (THE) ; mazurka, by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 89. (Six little tone
sketches for the piano, no. 1.)
[22125
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 « Sept. 29,
1911; HE 266685; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
SLEEP ON MY LOVE; serenade, by Ever-
ett J. Evans; violin solo, piano acc.
[22126
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 6,
1911; E 265789; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York, N. Y.
SLEEPY EYES; words and music by
Humbert V. Megaro. [22127
© WAue. cole elon 2 ereAnier pols
1911; EH 265659; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
SLEEPY NELL; words by K. Hagenkot-
ter, music by Chas. Wolfsfeld. [22128
© 1e. Sept. 1, 1911; EH 265674;
Karl Hagenkotter, New York, N. Y.
SLIDING; words and music by Ernest
A. Rackett. [22129
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1911; EH 266042; Sunlight music co.,
inc., Chicago, Ill.
SLUMBERTOWN; from Miss Jack, lyric
by Mark E. Swan, music by Wm.
Frederick Peters. [22130
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1911; E 266083; Leo Feist, New
York;4N. Ne
SMILE; song by J. S. Fearis; male
voices. 4to. [22131
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 c@ Sept. 25,
1911; E 266546; J. S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, Ill.
SMITH (GEORGE EDWARD) Two songs;
music by G. E. Smith. Contents:
The Good Shepherd; words by G. EH.
Smith, [and] Sweetheart good-
night; words by Eugene C. Dolson.
[22132
© Aug. 26; 1911 = 32 5e Sept: 1,
1911; E 265676; George Edward
Smith, Frederick, Md.
SNOWTIME AND SUNSHINE; a tableau
cantata, words and music by C.
King Proctor; equal voices and nar-
rator, illustrated by tableaux vi-
vants. 4to. [22133
().. Aug. 28,9 191 ee sept.) (5;
1911; E 264469; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow, Scotland.
So EIN LUDERLEBEN; marsch aus dem
liebesspiel Themidore, musik von
Digby La Touche, arr. von Mueller-
Melborn, fiir piano. [22134
© July 21, 1991 2°e) Sept. 29;
1911; E 267012; Drei masken-verlag,
g.m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
SOAVE FIA IL MoRIR (O gentle death) ;
madrigal by Pierluigi da Palestrina,
edited by Peter Druffel, adapted to
English words by Frank Damrosch;
five voice parts a cappella. [221385
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ¢: Sept. 25,
1911; EK 266540; G. Schirmer, New
Yorks Nee Ye
SoctaL (THE) BUBBLE; a musical
comedy in two acts, book and lyrics
by A. Thomas, musie by F. Kircher.
[22136
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1911; D 18965;
Adeline ‘Thomas
Kircher, New York, N. Y.
SocNo poratTo (Golden dreams) ;
waltz, by G. Carbone, arr. by G. De
Stefano; 1st and 2d mandolin and
guitar ace. 4to. [22137
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 12,
1911; E 265949; G. De Stefano,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1282
and Frederick }
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
22156
SoLDATENGRUSS; marsch mit gesangs-
trio. Komponiert von Léon Jessel,
op. 127, fiir piano 2 ms. [22138
ij) Aus. 10, 1911; 2'¢ Sept. 15,
1911; E 264690; Johann André,
Offenbach a. Main, Germany.
Sotpiek (A) BOY THAT LEFT HIS
MOTHER ALL ALONE; words and music
by Albert J. Palmer. [22139
eae ot 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 3i,
1911; E 265660; Shapiro music pub.
. co., New York, N. Y.
SotE pv’oro; versi di EH. A. Mario,
’ musica di G. Spagnolo. (Edizioni,
no. 3241.) [22140
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EK 264455; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
SoME DAY THERE’LL BE NO DAWN-TIME;
words and music by H. M. Betts.
[22141
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266536; Helen M. Betts, Chi-
cago, Ill.
SoME DAY WE'LL KNOW; words and
music by L. Z. Phillips, arr. by Gas-
ton Oley Wilkins. [22142
@ Sep 1619145) 2c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266146; Southern music co.,
Memphis, Tenn.
SoMEBOoDY; words by Jean Havez, mu-
sic by Geo. Botsford. . [221438
Gy Aue, 30,-1911 ; 2 ef Aug. 30,
1911; E 265553; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
SOMEBODY’S MOTHER; words and music
by Louis Weslyn and Felix Arndt.
[22144
© Sept. 13, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 14,
1911; EH 266026; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SoMEHOW I CAN’T FORGET YOU; lyric by
Joe McCarthy, music by Al. Pianta-
dosi. [22145
@usne 21, 1911: 2 ce: Aue 23,
1911; E 265522; Leo Feist, New
Work N. Y:
SoMEONE; words and music by C. M.
Denison. [22146
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1911; E 266631; Holmes music co.,
Middletown, N. Y.
| SOMETHING MONEY CANNOT BUY; words
and music by E. M. Lewis. [22147
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1911; E 265993;
Etta M. Lewis, Portland, Me.
SOMETHING TELLS ME I AM GOING TO
LOVE You; duett from The Henpecks,
words by E. Ray Goetz, music by A.
Baldwin Sloane. [22148
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1911;
E 265666; Charles K. Harris, New
NOD. IN.
Son (A) OF THE DESERT AM I; by Wal-
ter A. Phillips, arr. by Sol Levy;
brass band; Bflat cornet, baritone
and trombone solos. [22149
© Aue: 29, 1912 en Ame. 30;
1911; E 265564; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York, N. Y.
Sone (A) IN THE NIGHT; by J. M.
Baldwin; piano. [22150
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 11,
1911; E 265934; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
Sone (A) OF ENGLAND; words and
melody by M. Gent. Winnipeg, To-
ronto, Canada, Whaley, Royce & co.,
ltd. [22151
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266144; Minnie Gent, Port
Arthur, Canada.
SONG OF GRATITUDE; words and music
by J. B. Nye. [22152
© Sept 3 191t: 2 cc Aussi
1911; EK 265616; J. B. Nye, Swatara
tation, Pa.
SONG OF LIBERTY; written by Helen
Bantock, composed by Rutland
Boughton, op. 381; chorus for mixed
voices. 4to. (Curwen’s edition, no.
3553. ) [22153
© Auge 21, 19115. 2 € Ane 9,
1911; EH 264082; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
Sone (A) OF PEACE; words and music
by Gordon V. Thompson. (Heart
songs, no. 2.) [22154
© Sept.-9, 1911;°2 ¢ Sept. 14,
1911; H 264644; Gordon V. Thomp-
son, Toronto, Canada.
Sone (A) OF SEVILLE; words by HE.
Weatherly, music by H. Lane Wil-
son. [22155
© Sept. 13,- 19 2ye5 Sept.s14.
1911; E 264645; Reeder & Walsh,
London, England.
SONG OF THE ARROW; words by Long-
fellow, music by M. E. Dandridge.
[22156
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 264493: Phillips & Page, London,
England.
1283
22157
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES >
pt. Eins, v6
Sone (THE) OF THE GYPSY GIRL; words
and music by M. E. Merriam.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22157
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266279; M. HE. Merriam,
Framingham, Mass.
SONG OF THE JOLLY TROOPER; by Geo.
A. Burdett, op. 18, no. 3; pf. [22158
©- Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c Sept. 29,
1911; E 266686; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
Song (THE) OF THE MILL; by Fleta
Jan Brown; piano. [22159
© Sept 9, 1911; 2 «@ Sept. 18,
1911; E 266113; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Sone OF THE NEAPOLITAN HARP-BOY.
See Tschaikowsky (P. I.)
Sone (A) OF THE SEA; words by A.
Cunningham, music by Franklin
Riker; medium in A minor. (Four
songs with piano acc., no. 1.)
[22160
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266838; G. Schirmer, New York,
INLAY:
Sone (THE) OF THE SKYLARK; from
Miss Jack, lyric by Mark E. Swan,
music by Wm. Frederick Peters.
[22161
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 c Sept. 16,
1911; E 266085; Leo Feist, New
WOnK Ne oN:
Sone (THE) OF THE SPINNING WHEEL
(Le chant de la fileuse); by Otto
Hackh, op. 104; piano. [22162
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 16.
1911; EH 264722; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SONG OF THE TIMES; words and music
by V. Benson. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [22163
© Aug. 25, 72911; 2 @ Sept. 19,
1911; EH 266223; Virgie Benson, Au-
gusta, Ga.
Sone (A) oF vicrory; words by John
Mason Neale, music by Frederick
Stevenson, op. 62; low voice.
[22164
© Sept.-11,) 1910) 2Qee Sept. a3,
1911; EH 266048; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, O.
Sone (THE) THAT MY HEART IS SING-
ING; words by Sibyl Sammis-Mac
Dermid, music by J. G. Mac Der-
mid; high voice. [22165
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 265986; James G. Mac Der-
mid, Chicago, Ill.
Senge (THE) THAT REACHES IRISH
HEARTS; The wearing of the green,
words by Bartley Costello, music by
Albert Von Tilzer. [22166
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 2, 1911;
EK 266764;
York, JIN. ¥¢
Sone To —; poem by J. H. Wheelock,
music by Chas. Seeger, Jr.; high
voice. [22167
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 e« Sept. 26,
1911; E 26€597; G. Schirmer, New
York, Nowe
SONGS OF CHRISTMAS Day; an original
Christmas service, words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson and others, mu-
sic by Vivian Jones and others.
Philadelphia, Chicago, Praise pub-
lishing co. 8vo. [22168
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 14,
1911; EH 266007; Geo. W. Sanville,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SONGS OF OLD FATHERLAND* words by
Sidney R. Ellis, music by Al. H.
Wilson; arr. by Charles Previn.
[22169
© Aug. 81, 1911; 2 c Sept. 5,
1911; E 265930; Ellis & Wilson mu-
sic co., New York, N. Y.
SorkA SCELLERATA; versi e musica di —
L. Donadio. [22170
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1911; E 264845; Italian book co.,
New York, N. Y.
SOUNDS FROM THE LITTLE BROOK; by M.
H. Cochran, op. 7, nos. 1-6; pf.
[22171
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266445; M. H. Cochran, Los
Angeles, Cal.
Sous BoIs; nocturne, par Ernest Gillet.
pour orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. [22172
© Aug. 25, 1991; 2 @ Aug. 26,
1911; E 264290; Enoch & co., Paris,
France.
Sous LA BANNIERE; marche militaire
par Henri Herpin, pour orchestre
avec piano-conducteur. [22173
©) Sept. 1, 1912 2 eCaSept. 11,
1911; E 264590; Heugel et cie.,
Paris, Wrance.
SOUTHERN BycEZE; march, by M. P.
Muse; piano. [22174
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 18,
1911; E 266158; Myrtie Pauline
Muse, U. S.
1284
York music co., New.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
SouveNIR; par F. van der Stucken, op.
39; orchester-stimmen. Hannover,
Germany, Louis Oertel. paet5
© Sept. 10, 1811; 2 @ Sept. 6,
1911; E 266834; Frank van der
Stucken, Cincinnati, O.
SOUVENIR DE SOIR; by Edward Tesche-
macher; solo for violin with piano
ace. [22176
Meera. 230; 119115. 2 e “Aug. 31,
. 1911; HE 264851; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
SOUVENIR DE VENEZIA; barcarolle, by
W. Place, jr.; mandolin. Provi-
dence, R. I., Alpha musical bureau.
é [22177
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
H} 265748; William Place, jr., Provi-
dence, R. I.
SOUVENIR LYRIQUE; von August Nolck,
op. 15, fiir violoncell mit begleitung
des pianoforte. (Fiinf stticke, no. 5.)
[22178
(OpAne 10.1911 > 2c. Sept.. 15,
1911; E 264683; Johann André, Of-
fenbach a. Main, Germany.
SOUVENIR OF GENF; idylle by Georg
HKggeling, op. 173, no. 2; piano.
[22179
monue 49, 1911: 2 c Aug. 21,
1911; E 264178 : Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
SPANISH DANCE; by H. Engel, op. 21,
no. 2; piano. [22180
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 265773; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
SPANISH IMPROVISATIONS; words and
musie by William Wallace; four
mixed voices and piano ace. 4to.
|
[22181
a Aue.) Sf. 1911: 2 ¢, Aus. 31,
1911; EH 264872; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
2
SPANISH MOON; lyric by E. S. S. Hunt-
ington, music by Howard Webster.
[22182
OrAue 228, 1911s. 1 e Aus 28)
1911; 1 ec. Aug. 29, 1911; E 265596;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
SPEAK TO EVERY HEART; hymn, words
by C. Louise Bell (Birdie Bell), mu-
sie by W. J. Kirkpatrick. [22183
@) Oct. 6, 1914; 2 c. Oct. 3; 1911;
E 266794; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
22193
SPEEDWAY (THE); march and two-
step, by G. E. Gilbert; pf. [22184
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 27,
1911; E 266632; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
SPEZIAL-ETUDEN ; von Max Pauer, op.
“11, fiir das klavier zu zwei hinden.
i Heft, 3. 2. Heft 2. (Edition, 7672
ce und d.) [ 22185, 22186
© Aug. 2, 1911; 2 c each Sept. 5,
1911; E 264895, 264896; B. Schott’s
sodhne, Mainz, Germany.
SPINN, SPINN; fantasie - transcription
on an Estlandisch folk song, by L.
Issori; piano. [22187
©) Aus 926) 1911 2 ¢. Awen 2h:
1911; E 265602; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia, Pa.
SPIRITS OF THE NIGHTS (Les esprits de
la nuit); valse brillante, by Bern-
hard Nitzsche, op. 100; piano.
[22188
@) Auge. 1919912 2° ce Ae 21,
1911; E 264177; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
SPpooKs; by H. Dalton; pf. [22189
i) te Sept. 2s, LOi: fi, . 260746 -
Howard Dalton, Detroit, Mich.
SPRING DANCE; by Gustav Lazarus, op.
146, no. 7; piano. [22190
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264429; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
STANDCHEN (Serenade); vou August
Nolek, op. 15, ftir violoncell mit be-
gleitung des pianoforte. . (Funf
stiicke, no. 3.) : (22001
© PAu 10.) 1911 yO es Sept. 15;
1911; BE 264681; Johann André, Of-
fenbach a. Main, Germany.
STANDCHEN, DES DUR; von Rudolf
Schartel, op. 10, duo fiir harmonium
und klavier. (lLyrische stticke, no.
i) [22192
@ Aus, 30) 1913 2 e. Sepinit2,
1911; E 264636; Carl Simon, Berlin.
Germany.
STAIRCASE (THE) DANCE; from The
count of Luxembourg, music by
Franz Lehar, arr. by H. M. Higgs;
orchestra. 4to. (Orchestral Journal,
no. 635. ) [22193
©) pAug,, 28.) 1911 2-2 -e) (AGE 29)
1911; HE 264831; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, England.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT
22194
ENTRIES
pt. III, n.s., v.6
STANCES ;
musique de Paul Fauchey.
paroles de Henri Darsay,
[22194
© Augi. 10, 19115 2 ic, Aug. 1d:
1911; E 264199; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
STANDARD BEARER; march, by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 89. (Six little tone
sketches for the piano, no. 38.)
[22195
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 29,
1911; E 266687; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
STAR OF LOVE; reverie, by Abe Olman;
piano. [22196
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 11,
1911; E 265896; Warner C. Wil-
liams, Indianapolis, Ind.
STARRY (THE) EMBLEM; march, by H.
Engel; piano. [22197
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265777; Willis music eco., Cincin-
nati, O.
STARS IN THE VALLEY; words by Fred.
FH. Weatherly, music by W. H.
Squire. No. 38 in F. [22198
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 31,
1911; EH 264352; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
STaTE (THE) OF ILLINOIS; words and
music by L. H. Braden. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [22199
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c Aug. 28,
1911; EH 265721; Luella Halstead
Braden, Lake Charles, La.
STERNLEIN, SAG’ MIR AN; text und
musik von M. Mussorgsky, deutsch
von M. Lippold, nachgelassenes
werk, revidiert von W. G. Karaty-
gin, fiir mittlere stimme mit piano-
forte. (Lieder und gesiinge, no. 23.)
[22200
© June 20, 19th 2 ec Aus, 19;
1911; E 264038; W. Bessel et cie.,
St. Petersburg, Russia.
STRANGER, THOU ART STANDING NOW;
chorus from the Oedipus at Colonas
of Sophocles, part 1, English trans-
lation by J. Austice, music by Gran-
ville Bantock; men’s voices. Score.
4to. (Choruses, no. 83.) [22201
) ume Je tlt 2 eG Aner 19)
1911; E 264049; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York, N. Y.
STRAUSS (JOHANN) You and you;
waltz from the comic opera Die
fledermaus, by J. Strauss, arr. by
R. E. Hildreth; orchestra. [ 22202
©) Aug. 4238, 1914.5" 2) ce: Aue. 28,
1911; E 265461; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton, Mass.
StrRAusSS (RiIcHARD) Reverie (Tréu-
merei); by R. Strauss,.arr. by Har-
vey B. Gaul; organ. [22203
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 27,
1911; BH 266612 : Wun. A. Pond & co.,
New York, N. Y.
Triumerei; revery, by R. Strauss,
op. 9, no. 4, ed. by Karl Wilhelm
Kern; piano. [22204
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 e Sept. 11,
1911; E 265904; Shattinger piano &
musie ¢o., St. Louis, Mo.
STREAM (THE) DAUGHTERS; duet, from
the opera King Arthur, composed by
Henry Purcell, arr. by Gustav von
Holst; two sopranos. 4to. (School
songs, no. 1088.) [22205
© Sept. 13, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 14,
1911; E 264640; Novello & co., Itéd.,
London, England.
STRIGNE, STRIGNE; versi e musica di
V. di Chiara. (Hdizioni, no. 3223.)
[22206
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 264459; Ferdinando Bideri, Naples,
Italy.
STUDENT LAND; words by J. R. Gousha,
music by HE. S. Colling. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [22207
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ce Aug. 380,
1911; H 265729 ; Jos. R. Gousha,
Pittsburg, Pa.
STURTEVANT; hymn, words by Geo.
Duffield, music by B. Shepard; first
tune. [22208
© Sept. 1,:1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 3, 1911;
E 266812; Benj. Shepard, New York,
INGE
par Ernest Gellet, pour
avec piano - conducteur.
4to. [22209
©. Aug.” 25, UST a2 ee s3)7 26;
1911; E 264291 ; Enoch & CO., Paris,
France.
STYRIENNE;
orchestre,
Sur TRUE; words and music by John |
[22210 |
Tiller.
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 ce Sept. 12;
1911; E 264596; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
SUITE IN ALTER FORM; von Hfrem Zim-
balist, fiir violine und klavier.
[22211
© Aug. 31,0 191i 2 es sent.. 20:
1911; H 264830 : B. SUES sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
1286
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911.
SUMMER; words and music by Chas. D.
Scott. p22242
means! 31, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 31,
1911; E 265661; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
words and music by I. E. Hast-
ings. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [22213
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266222; Ira E. Hastings,
Laurel, Del.
‘ words by J. J. McKenna, music
by Fred H. Mierisch. New York,
Gotham-Attucks music co. [22214
OeAue +8, 1911-2 e Sept. 21,
1911; E 266379; J. J. McKenna, Jer-
sey City, N. J.
SUMMER DREAMS; words by M. Little,
music by Robert K. Belden. [22215
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 19,
-1911; E 266200; Mabel Little, Los
Angeles, Cal.
SUMMERTIME SONG; by H. Engel, op.
21, no. 1; piano. [22216
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
H 265771; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
SuN RAY; words and music by L. A.
Mitchel. [22217
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1911; E 266190;
Lawrence A. Mitchel, Denver, Col.
SUNBEAMS AND SHADOWS; words by
La Touche Hancock, music by Rob-
ert A. Keiser, arr. by Harry J. Lin-
eoln. 1. Quartette for mixed voices.
2. Quartette for male voices.
[ 22218, 22219
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ec each Sept.
2, 1911; EH 265704, 265705; Vander-
sloot music pub. co., Williamsport,
Pa.
SUONNO DOocE; versi di A. Genise,
musica di G. Spagnolo. (EKdizioni,
no. 8280.) [22220
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c Sept. 5, 1911;
HE 264456 ; Ferdinando Bideri, Naples,
Italy.
Supposine; duet, from Ladies’ day,
lyric by Vernon Cassard, music by
Gustav Luders. P2221
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 e¢ Sept. 14,
1911; E 266027; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
SURPRISE (THE) ; medley overture, arr.
by W. C. O’Hare. 1. Military band.
2. Orchestra. [ 22222, 22223
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 @ each Aug.
30, 1911; E 265542, 265548; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y.
22233
SUSIE ANNA SUE; words and music by
L. T. Thomas. [22224
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1911; E 265474;
Lewis T. Thomas, Washington, D. C.
SWASTIKA SPIRIT; words by Arthur W.
Peace, musie by J. W. Minchew.
[22225
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 18, 1911;
EK 265966; Joseph W. Minchew,
Providence, R. I.
SWEDISH FOLKSONG; words by Long-
fellow, music adapted by Otto Hbel.
4to. (Collection of choruses for
women’s voices. ) [22226
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 25,
1911; E 266557; Chandler-Ebel
music co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
SWEET DREAMS, YOU CAN’T COME RACK}
words by Alex Rogers, music by
. W. M. Cook and Harry McCoy.
[22227
©) die. Ave, 25,1911; Bi 265573;
Will Marion Cook and Alex Rogers,
New York, N. Y.
SWEET HUSH-A-BY; words by Josephine
V. Rowe, music by R. J. Wickham
Hurd. [22228
©) jAves0, 191s 2) ce Aue St.
1911; EK 264853; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
SWEET LAND OF DREAMS; lyric by E.S. S.
Huntington, music by Howard Web-
ster. [22229
CO) VAs. 28,,, 191k A @. -Ane 28:
1Sdde ive. Ane. (29, TOl ZED. =
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
SWEET MARGENETTE; words by Chas.
i. Casey, music by Benj. Richmond.
[22230
@ “Aug, 26, 19115) 2 ¢ Aug. 28,
1911; E 265479; R. Kabot, Brooklyn,
ING Yeo
SWEET MY HEART; words by Chas.
Drake, music by V. Lecoq. [22231
© 1c. Sept. 7, 1911; EH 265793;
Victor Lecoq, New York, N. Y.
SWEET PEAS ALL A-GROWING; a march-
ing song for children, words and
music by Agnes. Blake. 4to.
(Choruses for equal voices, no.
W252) [22232
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
EK 264486; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London, England.
SWEET SWANEE SUE; march song;
words by Jack Mahoney, music by
T. Morse. [22233
© Sept. 15,1911 =) 2 «Sept. 15,
1911; E 266055: Theodore Morse
music co., New York, N. Y.
1287
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22234
SWEET VESPER’S HOUR; words by C.
Walker, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[ 22234
©, Aug.) 15) /19115:./2) ec.) Aue, 24,
TOT: ) 260122>, 4 NES.) . Imo, A.
Walker, Spartanburg, S. C.
SWEET (THE) WILD ROSES OF THE DELL ;
words by M. Florence Huber, music
by E. D. Stout. [22235
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
EK 265798; Edson D. Stout, Circle-
ville, O.
SWEETHEART (A) IN EVERY PORT;
words by C. W. Woodruff, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [22236
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c Sept. 19,
1911; EH 266295; Claude W. Wood-
ruff, New York, N. Y.
SWELLS AND BELLES; waltzes, by B. M.
Tice; piano. [22237
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 13,
1911; E 265987; Blanche M. Tice,
Sioux City, Ia.
SWENSON (GRACE S.) Hleven child
songs; words by Edith Hunting and
Mary O’Mallery, music by G. S.
Swenson. [22238
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 265753; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
SwIss DANCER; mazurka, by Antoine
J. Himsle, op. 8, no. 2; piano. [22239
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265848; Paul A. Schmitt, Minne-
apolis, Minn.
SYLPHS AND NIXIES
(Sylphen und
nixen); by Ludvig Schytté, op. 93,
no. 1; piano. Rev. ed. [22240
© Sept.12, 1911 5)2..¢. Sepus al,
1911; E 265998; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
SYMPATHY; words by Laura Simmons,
music by H. Clough-Leighter, op.
54, no. 4; mezzo-sop. or bar.
[22241
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 29,
1911; E 265501; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
T’AMO; versi e musica di Giuseppe
Giannelli. [22242
© Ane 30) 5 191d 2) ¢) Sept. ais,
1911; E 264571; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples, Italy.
TAKE ME BACK TO OLD BROADWAY;
words by Milton Nobles jr., music
by Robert Kelly. [22243
© Sept. 20, 19113; 2c; Sept. 20,
1911; E 266313; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
pt. 111, n. S.; v. 6
TAKE ME BACK TO OLD KENTUCKY;
words by R. Smith, music by O. H.
Palmer. [22244
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1911; E 265939;
Russell Smith, Covington, Ky.
TALE (THE) OF THE MERMAID; lyric
by EK. S. S. Huntington, music by
Howard Webster. [ 22245
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; EK 266207; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
TANTALUS; by Rudolf Friml, op. 81,
no. 6; piano, [22246
© Aug. 30, 199422 (e 2Ane 31,
1911; E 265615; G. Schirmer, New
York,. N= ¥-
TARANTELLA IN D MINOR; by Hans
Ailbout, op. 310, no. 2; piano.
[22247
© Aug. 19, 1901; rere. 121)
1911; E 264179; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
TARANTELLE; by Merle Kirkman; vio-
lin and piano. [ 22248
© Sept. 7, 1911-2 2c sewer Wad.,
1911; HE 265893; White-Smith mu-
sie pub. co., Boston, Mass.
TARRY WITH ME, O My SAVIOUR;
sacred song, words by C. L. Smith,
music by H. T. Burleigh. [22249
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ¢« Sept. 14,
1911; E 266036; William Maxwell
music co., New York, N. Y.
TARTINI (GIUSEPPE) Sonata; di G.
Tartini, per violino, ace. di piano-
forte costruito sul basso originale da
M. Zanon, riveduta e diteggiata da
E. Pente. 1. Andante, la min. 2.
Largo, sol magg. 38. Largo andante,
sol magg. 4. Largo, mi min: 5.
Largo sol magg. 6. Andante, ré
magg. 7. Largo ma non troppo, la
magg. 8. Adagio, la magg. 9. An-
dante, mi magg. 10. Andante canta-
bile, fa magg. 11. Larghetto aff. sol
min. (11 sonate e un minuetto vari-
ato, ed. 4812-4822. ) [22250-22260
© July 2, 1911; 2 c. each July 28,
1911; E 263198-263208; C. Schmidl
& co., Leipzig, Germany.
Tr Deum. See Verdi (G.)
Te DEUM LAUDAMUS, IN G; words
from Scripture, set to music by B.
W. Bours; mixed voices. [22261
© Sept. 18, 19id 392 es Sept. 18,
1911; E 266121: B. Walker Bours,
San Francisco, Cal.
1288
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
22280
Tr, JOSEPH CELEBRENT; de P. Nazza-
reno Jacopozzi, duabus vocibus puer-
ilibus; organo vel harmonio comi-
tante. [22262
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 c¢. Sept. 12,
1911; E 264613; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
TEACH ALL NATIONS; hymn, music by
EK. S. Lorenz. [ 22263
sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; EK 266526; Lorenz pub. co.,
.» Dayton, O.
TEACH ME THY way; words from
- Psalm 86, ii., music by A. Madeley
Richardson; Soprano I and 2. 4to.
(Church choir library, no. 120.)
[22264
@, Ames 28, 1911: 2 c. Aug. 29,
1911; E 264821; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
TEACH ME WHAT YOU KNOW OF LOVE;
words by A. O. Northup, music by
Billie Craig. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [22265
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 @ Aus. 30,
1911; E 265733; Arthur Oliver
Northup, Morley, N. Y.
TEDDY IN THE AIRSHIP; words and
music by A. Hobbs, rev. and arr. by
Len Fleming. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [22266
© Aue, 30) 1914-2 c. Sept:-19,
1911; E 266298; Allie Hobbs, Yu-
kon, Mo.
TELL ME, O WIND; words by Frederick
A. Carpenter, music by Arthur A.
Penn. [ 22267
@© Sept. 23; 1911; 2 c Sept. 25,
1911; EH 266551; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston, Mass.
THAT AWFUL BABY; characteristic
polka, by Fred. W. Hager, arr. by
Herbert L. Clarke; military band.
Concert ed. [22268
© July 31, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 7,
1911; E 265818; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
THAT CHICKEN GLIDE; words by Rich-
ard Goodall, music by Harry Austin
' Tierney. [22269
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 e«. Sept. 22,
1911; E 266416; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
THAT COLLEGE RAG; words by Harry
Porter, music by Albert Von Tilzer.
[22270
Senta 2a Lola 2 enOct, 2:
1911; E 266765; York music co.,
New York, N. Y.
THAT CRAZY DANCE; lyric by Charles
Horwitz, music by Frederick V.
Bowers. 227A al
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266208; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
THAT DAY ON CALVARY; hymn, words
by J. Calvin Reid, music by D. B.
Towner. [22272
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 266774: Charles M. Alexander,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THAT EVER LOVIN’ BEAR-CAT DANCE;
words and music by Paul Pratt.
[22273
© 1 ¢ Aug 30, 1911 - 5m) 265566:
J. H. Aufderheide & eco., Indian-
apolis, Ind.
THAT FASCINATING RAG; by Walter
Rolfe; piano. [22274
Sept. 27. 1911.5 2 ce; Sept.; 23,
1911; EK 266438; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas City, Mo.
—— words by Wm. R. Clay, music by
Walter Rolfe. [22275
© Sept. 2, 19112 -2-e Sept 28.
1911; E 266437; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas City, Mo.
THAT HEAVEN RAG; words and music
by L. Black. [22276
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1911; E 265878;
Louis Black, Louisville, Ky.
THAT MARYLAND GLIDE; words by J. L.
Valentini, music by V. Valentini,
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
2220
©) Sept.) 21, 191d. 2 es Sept, 21,
1911; E 266412; Vincent Valentini,
Baltimore, Md.
THAT MYSTERIOUS RAG; words by Ir-
ving Berlin, music by T. Snyder.
[22278
ORAUS ode Pid. ey Nae oie
1911; E 265636; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
THAT’S HOW I WANT TO BE LOVED;
words by Jack Mahoney, music by
T. Morse. [22279
© Sept, 25. 191s 2 © Sept,.. tb;
1911; E 266054; Theodore Morse
music ¢co., New York, N. Y.
THAT’S PECULIAR, ISN’T IT? VERY; from
Miss Jack, lyric by Mark E. Swan,
music by Wm. Frederick Peters.
[22280
© Sept. 18, 1911: 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1911; EH 266092; I.eo Feist, New
Morley iN: oye:
239
22281
THAT’S SOME TUNE; words by Dwight
Mitchell Wiley. music by Russell M.
Tarbox. [22281
©) July 18; - 190d > 2 cre. 226.
1911; E 265526: J. H. Aufderheide
& co.. Indianapolis. Ind.
THAT SPANISH WALTZ: words by G. W. |
Swarberg, music by H. C. Jackson.
[22282
©> ‘Sept; -25,- 1911 --2 “e.Sept: 25;
1911; E 266547; Harry C. Jackson
and Geo. W. Swarberg, Long Branch,
ING:
THAT SPARKLING RAG: by F. A. Gou-
lart, arr. by [H. F. Odell]; orches-
tra. 4to. ; [222838
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1911; E 2663892: Frank A. Goulart,
Dorchester, Mass.
THAT SPOOKY TUNE: from The never
homes, lyric by E. Ray Goetz, music
by A. Baldwin Sloane. [22284
© Oct 3) 1914-2 ce Oct, 4. 191 ©
EK 266828: Chas. K. Harris, New
NMorkeoNe Yi
THAT VIRGINIA REEL; two step and
Virginia reel, by Oliver E. Story;
orchestra. [22285
© Aug. 28; 191t: 2" ec. Sent. 7,
1911; E 265799; O’Neil & Story,
Boston, Mass.
THAT WONDROUS CHRISTMAS MORN;
words by Flora Kirkland, music by
Howard EH. Smith. [22286
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1911; E 266067: Meyer & bro., Chi-
eago, Ill.
TTHEMIDORE; potpourri I und II, musik
von Digby La Touche, arr. von Muel-
ler-Melborn, fiir piano. [22287
© sully 215 191d = 2 “Sept, 29,
1911; E 267015; Drei masken-verlag,
g.m. b. h., Munich. Germany.
THEMIDORE-WALZER;: nach motiven des
liebesspiels. musik von Digby La
Touche, arr. von Mueller-Melborn ;
fiir piano. [22288
© July 21, 1911; 2 « Sept. 29,
1911; EK 267016; Drei masken-verlag,
g. m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
THERE IS NO HARM IN THAT; duet,
from The red widow, lyric by Chan-
ning Pollock, and Rennold Wolf,
music by Chas. J. Gebest. [22289
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Aug. 30,
1911; E 265544: M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IlI, n.s., v.6
THERE IS SOMETHING AILING SUSIE;
words by A. Jensen, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld.: Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [22290
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 e Sept. 19,
1911; E 266252; Andrew Jensen,
Jersey City, N. J.
‘THERE REALLY ISN’T ANY MORE TO TELL;
trio. from Miss Jack, lyric by Mark
EK. Swan, music by Wm. Frederick
Peters. [22291
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 « Sept. 16,
1911; E 266090; Leo Feist, New
York iN.
THERE’S A GIRL FOR EVERY BOY; words
and music by Bobby Jones, arr. by
[W. K. Whiting. ] [22292
© Sept. 22, 1911: 2%e-Sept. 27,
1911; E 266698; Jos. M. Daly, Bos-
ton, Mass.
THERE’S A GIRL IN HAVANA; words and
music by E. Ray Goetz, Irving Ber-
lin and T. Snyder. [22293
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266188; Ted Snyder co.,
New York, N. Y.
THERE’S A SPARK OF LOVE STILL BURNING
IN THE EMBERS OF MY HEART; words
by Charlotte P. Austin, music by
C. H. Roth. Washington, Roth &
Redding co. [22294
© Sept. 19,1911; 2 ce Sept. 27, ||
1911; E 266605; Chas. H. Roth, |
Washington, D. C.
THERE’S NO FLAG LIKE YON STARRY
EMBLEM ; words by J. Mills, music by
C. E. Finck. [22295
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 ¢« Sept. 18,
1911; E 266158; John Mills and C. EH.
Finck, Elkton, Md.
THERE WERE SHEPHERDS; sacred song,
words from the Bible, music by
W. H. Neidlinger; mixed voices.
(Octavo series, no. 1007.) [22296
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 266745; Arthur P. Sehmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
THEY ALL LOOK GOOD WHEN THEY’RE
FAR AWAY; duet, from The enchan-
tress, lyric by Harry B. Smith, mu-
sic by Victor Herbert. [22297
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 30,
1911; E 265545; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y. |
TTHEY’LL HAVE TO GIVE THE GIRLS A
VOTE; words by S. C. McGill, music
arr. by Lucretia Kester Sampson.
[22298
© 1c. Oct 2eaGitt- a 2667635
Sarah C. McGill. Glencoe, Il.
eco
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
ro. 10, 1911
THING (THE) THAT BOTHERED HER
MOST WAS WILLIE: words and music
by G. Culp. [22299
©) Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266192; George Culp,
Rochester, N. Y.
THINGS (THE) NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL;
hymn, words by Albert Simpson
Reitz, music by E. O. Sellers.
[22300
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
-1911; E 266643; Ernest O. Sellers,
Chicago, Ill.
THIS AIN’T THE PLACE I THOUGHT IT
WAS: words and music by Neil
O’Brien. [22301
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; EH 266136; J. Fred Helf co.,
New York, N. Y.
THIS DAY COMES NOT AGAIN; hymn,
words by Albert Simpson Reitz,
music D. B. Towner. [22302
psjulye 2s, 1911: 2 « Sept. 23,
1911; E 266420; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
THIS IS GRAND; words by Julian Ar-
nell, music by Fred R. Hoff. [223038
oO exge 29 1911: 2 c.. Aug. 30,
1911; E 265546; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
THIS IS NO PLACE FOR A GOOD LITTLE
GIRL; from Miss Jack, lyric by Mark
EH. Swan, music by Wm. Frederick
Peters. [22304
© Sept, ic, 1911: 2 c Sept. 16,
1911; E 266091; Leo Feist, New
York: IN. ¥.
THIS IS THE ISLAND OF GARDENS; from
Songs of sun and shade, words by
Marguerite Radclyffe-Hall, music by
S. Coleridge-Taylor. . [223805
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264889; Boosey & co., London,
England.
THOSE BEAUTIFUL DREAMS; words by
K. M. Quinn, music by Emily K. Ger-
mann. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [22306
ir sept 2 1911: 2 e. Sept. 21,
1911; E 266413; Kate Melvin Quinn,
Crisfield, Md.
THOSE DEAR OLD BELLS; ballad, words
and musiec by Philip A. Fischer.
[22307
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 15,
1911; E 266041; George F. Briegel &
eo., New York, N. Y.
THOU ART RISEN, MY BELOVED; from
Songs of sun and shade, poem by
Marguerite Radclyffe-Hall, music by
S. Coleridge-Taylor. [22308
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264886; Boosey & co., London,
England.
THOU HAST BEWITCHED ME, BELOVED;
from Songs of sun and shade, poem
by Marguerite Radclyife-Hall, music
by S. Coleridge-Taylor. [22309
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911:
E 264885; Boosey & co., London,
England.
THOU, WHO ON THAT WONDROUS JOUR-
NEY; words by Dean Alford, music
by J. Weigl, adapted and arr. by
Wm. Dressler; soli and quartet,
piano or organ ace. 4to. [223106
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266580; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THREE CHEERS FOR GOOD KING GEORGE;
words and music by C. J. McEwen.
[22311
© Aue 5, 1911 :: 2) ¢ Sep 18,
1911; E 266123; Candace J. Me-
Ewen, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
THREE SPRINGS; cantata, text and mu-
sic by Paul Bliss; three-part chorus
of women’s voices, with soprano,
mezzo-soprano and alto solos.
[22312
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266142; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati, O.
THROUGH THE SNOW; by Cecil Bur-
leigh, op. 24, no. 2; violin and
piano. [22313
@> Sept. 12; 1911- 2c Sept. 19:
1911; E 266185; Oliver Ditson c¢o.,
Boston, Mass. i
THROUGHOUT ETERNITY; words and
music by A. MacDonald; in C.
[223814
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1911; E 266359; Archie MacDonald,
Boston, Mass.
THY GRACES; valse caprice, by Thur-
low Lieurance; piano. [22315
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266577; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THY ROSE; words by James Westley
White, music by J. S. Bacon.
Devon, Pa. Homestead music co.
[22316
© Sept. 6,1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265837; Julia Stevens Bacon, St.
Louis, Mo.
1291
—— |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22317
pt. 01, n.s.,v.6 |
TrrL [I WAKE; poem by Laurence
Hope, music by Chas. Seeger, jr.;
high voice. ; [22517
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c Sept. 26,
1911; E 266598; G. Schirmer, New
York, N. Y.
TIME (THE) I’VE LOST IN WOOING;
words by Thomas Moore, music by
John H. Densmore; in C; medium
voice. [22318
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266134; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
To MY LADY’S EYES; Serenade, com-
posed and arr. by Everett J. Evans;
violin and cello solos with piano
ace. [22319
© Aug. -31,4.1911>- 2 .c.. Sept. 1,
1911; HK 265673; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York, N. Y.
TO THE UNKNOWN Gop; from the Rig
Veda, music by Gustav von Holst,
op. 26; mixed voices. London,
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 4to. (Choral
hymns, first group, no. 2.) [22320
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2c. Aug. 9, 1911;
E 263723; Gustav von Holst, Lon-
don, England.
To THEE, GREAT Lorp. See Rossini
(Gi A.)
ToBy (Mrs. CHarRLES H.) march; by
Mrs. C. H. Toby; piano. (Wafted
melodies, grade 2.) [22321
©) Séept/ a,. 19id---2 ec. Aes 21,
1911; HE 265514; Mrs. Charles H.
Toby, Dover, N. H.
—— waltz; by Mrs. C. H. Toby; piano.
(Wafted melodies, grade 1.) {22322
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Aug. 21, 1911;
E 265515; Mrs. Charles H. Toby,
Dover, N. H.
ToccaTA AND FUGE IN D MINorR. Nee
Bach (J. S.)
ToccaTA STUDY; by Norman O’Neil,
op. 24, no. 2; piano. [22823
Gy Aug. 712) A912 (eo Aue. 14.
1911; EH 264194; Elkin & co., Itd.,
London, England.
TOLLE (DIE) KOMTESSE; marschlied,
worte und musik von Ludwig
Gruber, op. 925. [22324
© June 3, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 19, 1911;
E 264042; Josef Blaha, Vienna, Aus-
tria.
To-NIGHT I WILL COME IN MY AIRSHIP; |
words and music by B. B. Burlin- |
game. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [22325
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 19,
1911; E 266226; B. B. Burlingame,
Montello. Wis.
See Bizet (G.)
TOURNAMENT (THE) ; two-step, by Dan
J. Sullivan, arr. by H. F. Odell;
mandolin orchestra. [22326
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 e@ Sept. 21
1911; E 266356; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
TOREADOR.
ToUT’s LES FEMMES; polka-marche, par
Ch. de Bucovich, pour piano seul.
P2827
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 «@ Aug. 14,
1911; E 263797; L Bénech, Paris,
France.
Town (A) I’VE NEVER BEEN TO; words
by J. W. Chace, music by A. Ray-
mond Mullens. [22328
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; EH 266151; Chas. H. Henderson
music pub. co., Corry, Pa.
TRADIMENTO; versi di C. O. Lardini, .
musica di Alfredo Mazzucchi. (Can-
zoni napoletane popolari, no. 2757.)
[22329
© Aug: 80) 191i coe Sept 14:
1911; E :264573; Raftaete -Lzzo,
Naples, Italy.
TRAUMEREI REVERY. See Strauss (R.)
TRAMP SONGS; song cycle, words by
EK. Ion Swindley, music by John
Greenwood. nos. 1-4. [22330
© Sept. 15, 191-27 Sept. (1,
1911; E 264665; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
See Verdi (G.)
TREASURES (THE) OF THE WORLD ARE
MINE; ballad, lyrie by Arthur J.
Lamb, music by S. R. Henry. [22331.
© ‘Sept. 927, 191 ese Sep 28.
1911; E 266657; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York, N. Y.
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE. See Wagner (R.)
TRIUMPH (THE) OF BEAUTY; march, by
Morris E. Luckenbach, piano. [22332
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c Aug. 31, 1911;
E 265617; H. A. Weyman & sons,
‘ ine., Philadelphia, Pa.
TRAVIATA (LA)
TROUBLE DON’T BOTHER ME; words and
music by L. A. Mitchel. [22333
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1911; E 266660;
Lawrence A. Mitchel, Denver; Col.
1292
|
|
| no. 10, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
22350
| TRUSTING IN HIS POWER; hymn, words
| by Gena Hudgin Osborne, music by
D. B. Towner. [ 22334
| © July 28, 1911; 1 ¢ Sept. 23,
14071 a Lo Sept. 30, 1911; E 266752;
| Charles M. Alexander, Philadelphia,
Pa.
“DRY ON YOUR GRANDMA’S CRINOLINE;
words by A. J. Mills, music by Ben-
nett Scott. London, Star music
pub. co. [22335
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 c Sept. 21, 1911;
“HD 264850; J. Anderson, London, Eng-
land.
TSCHAIKOWSKY (Peter IvgitTcH)
Christ had a garden; legend trans-
latéd from the Russian by W. J.
Berkbeck, music by P. Tschaikow-
sky, edited by Martin Akerman;
mixed voices. Year book press se-
ries, no. 50.) [22336
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c Aug. 24,
1911; E 264245; Year book press,
London, England.
—Song (The) of the Neapolitan
harp-boy; by ‘Tschaikowsky, rev..
fingered and annotated by W. S. B.
Mathews [with descriptive notes and
examination questions] ; piano.
PPBBIG
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; A 296759; Columbian conser-
vatory of music, St. Louis, Mo.
Tu ES Petrus; offertorium, English
text by Louis C. Elson, music by
Calixa Lavallée, rev. by Pierre Du-
vernet, Soprano, bass and chorus.
[22338
mS Sept. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 11, 1911;
EL 265894; White-Smith music pub.
cO., Boston, Mass.
TUFTS VICTORY SONG; words by Charles
Gott, music by W. W. Rose; arr. for
unison chorus and piano. Tufts Col-
lege, Mass., Tufts bookstore. 4to.
[22339
© May 17,1911; 2c. Sept. 9, 1911;
E 265869; William Wallace Rose,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TUNEFUL BELLS ARE RINGING; . words
and music by F. Lester Price. [22340
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; E 266068; Meyer & bro., Chi-
eago, Ill.
TURN YOUR FACES TO THE SUNSHINE,
WHILE THE SHADOWS FALL BEHIND;
words by Jennie Van Allen, music
by M. McF. Price. [22341
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 2, 1911;
EH 2656938; Maude MecFerran Price,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
TUTT’ E TRE; versi di V. F. Guarino,
musica di Alfredo Mazzucchi. (Can-
zoni napoletane popolari, no. 2750.)
[22342
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2c. Sept. 6, 1911;
EK 264477; Raffaele Izzo, Naples,
Italy.
*T WAS IN THE TIME OF ROSES; words
and music by Frank J. Neubauer.
[22348
©l1e Aug. 24, 1911; E 264248;
F. J. Neubauer, Provo, Utah.
"TWAS LOVE DIVINE; words by Charlotte
G. Homer, music by C. H. Junior.
[22344
© Sept. 10, 1911; 2 c Aug. 25,
1911; E 265355; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, I].
TWILIGHT NO. 2; by Hubert Bauer-
sachs, op. 20; violin and pf., first
position. [ 22345
© Sept. 25, 1911: 2 ¢ Sept. 28,
1911; E 266650; H. T. Bauersachs &
co., St. Louis, Mo.
TWILIGHT WONDER; words by Chrysta-
bel, music by C. Whitaker Wilson;
low and high voice. (A garland of
dreams, song cycle, no. 3.) [22346
@ July 21, 1911; 14 «& Tuly 29,
1911; 1 @. Sept. 5, 1911; E 2623806;
Collard Moutrie, London, England.
Two EMPIRES BY THE SEA; interna-
tional hymn, words by [George
Huntington], music by J. H. Gower.
[22347
© June 22, 1911; 2c Aug. 1,1911;
HK} 26438386; John H. Gower, Denver,
Colo.
Two (THE) LOVERS; words by Shaemas
O’Sheel, music by Homer N. Bart-
lett, op. 2837; high in @ minor.
[22348
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2c. Sept. 9, 1911;
EL 265922; G. Schirmer, New York,
N. Y.
TYBEE TWO STEP; by I. M. Rosenfeld;
piano. [22349
© Sept. n. 1911; 2 c. Sept. 11,
1911; E 265899 : if M. Rosenfeld, Sa-
yannah, Ga.
TZAR OF THE ANVIL’S RING; words and
music by L. London. [22350
©1e. Sept. 26, 1911; E 266592;
Louis London, Minneapolis, Minn.
1293
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
22351
UBUNGSSCHULE FUR MUSIKALISCHE
GEHORBILDUNG, von Alois Gusinde.
TG, -oxxi- spl, e127: Svo.
(Handbiticher der musiklehre .. .
bd. VI) M. 4. [22351
© June 30, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 19,
1911; A-—Foreign 8404; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig, Germany.
UNCHANGEABLE (THE) CHRIST; words
and music by H. Minsker. [22352
©) duly, a2) 191d: 2 «ey Anee30;
1911; E 265554; Harry Minsker,
Baltimore, Md.
UNcLE ToM’s CABIN; dream picture of
the old South, by J. Bodewalt
Lampe; cornet solo, piano acc.
[22353
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2c. Sept. 2, 1911;
E 265702; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
Detroit, Mich.
UNDER ’NEATH A SOUTHERN SKY; words
and music by M. Wratten. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[22354
© Aug. 28, 1911;..2. c, Aug. 28;
1911; E 265728; Mary . Wratten,
Hubbardsville, N. Y.
UNDER BAYS OF SILVERY MOONLIGHT;
words and music by M. E. Peal.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co..
[22355
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; EH 266805; M. H. Peal, Drip-
ping Springs, Tex.
UNDER THE EAGLE’S WING; patriotic
march, by H. C. Shackels; solo B
flat cornet. [22356
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1911; BH 266436;
Hugh Charles Shackels, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
UNDER THE HEAV’N BLUE; words by W.
Larins, music by Ferren Wilde.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[22357
© Aug. 28, 1911;/ 2 ec. Aug. 28,
1911; EH 265722; Wm. Larins, De
“Witt, Ia.
UNDER THE HONEYSUCKLE VINE; words
by A. Applegreen, music by Willy
Wagner. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [22858
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266301; Andrew Apple-
green, Seattle, Wash.
UNDER THE MISTLETOR BOUGH; words
and music by M. A. Eno. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [22359
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 e@ Sept. 19,
1911; E 266271; Mary A. Hno, Sche-
nectady, N. Y.
UNIVERSITY RAG; by C. V. Frisinger;
piano. [22360
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 13,
1911; EH 265989; Claude V. Frisinger,
Urbana, Il.
UNLOVED; words and music by O. F.
Tafe. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [22361
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 e¢. Aug. 380,
1911; E 265730; Opal F. Tafe, New
Philadelphia, O.
Unto THEE O GOD, DO WE GIVE THANKS;
words from Psalms 75, 68, 67, 57,
music by J. F. Heyde; mixed voices.
4to. (Choral album, no. 1031.) —
[22362
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264464; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow, Scotland.
UNVERSTANDLICHE (Diz) (L’enigma-
tique) ; text and musik von M. Mus-
sorgsky, traduction francaise de
M. D. Calvocoressi, deutsch von M.
Lippold, nachgelassenes werk revi-
diert von W. G. Karartygin. [22363
© June 20, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 19,
1911; E 264039; W. Bessel et cie.,
St. Peterburg, Russia.
UOMMENE (L’) D’ AMERICA; versi di
Gennaro Amato, musica di L. Do-
nadio. [22364
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 e Oct. 3, 1911;
E 266814; Italian book co., New
York,’ Nie
UP ABOVE THE WORLD SO FAR; an aero-
plane romance, words by Sidney Sin-
clair, music by G. Wellington.
! [22365
© Sept. 22, 1911: 2 e. Sept. 27,
1911; E 266619; Geo. Wellington,
Boston, Mass.
VAINE CARESSE; valse réverie, par Guy
Marylis, op. 8; piano. — [22366
© June 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8,
1911; E 264617; M. Senart, B. Rou-
danez & cie., Paris, France.
VALSE BRILLANTE NO. 1; by Hubert
Bauersachs, op. 19; violin and pf.,
first position.
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 266649; H. T. Bauersachs
& co., St. Louis, Mo. ‘
VALSE CAPRICE; by Howard [Fisher ;
piano solo. (Suite de salon, no. 3.)
[22368
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264494; Phillips & Page, London,
England.
1294.
[22367 ©
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
22386
VALSE COQUETTE; from Japanese ballet,
O mitake san, by Rudolf Friml, op.
77, no. 8; piano. [22369
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 c Sept. 18,
1911; E 265982; G. Schirmer, New
Work, INS Y.
VALSE ESPAGNOLE; von Willy Lauten-
schlager; op. 3, ftir violine mit kla-
vierbegleitung. (Zwei leichte vor-
tragsstticke, no. 2.) [22370
© Aug. 10, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1911; E 264691; Johann André,
Offenbach a. Main.
VALSE FAVORITA; waltz-etude, by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 89. (Six little tone
sketches for the piano, no. 4.)
[22371
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 29,
1911; E 266688; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
VALSE-INTERMEZZO; from the musical
play, The Count of Luxembourg, by
Franz Lehar, arr. by H. M. Higgs;
piano, ace. 4to. (Orchestral jour-
nal, no. 682.) [223712
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 2, 1911;
EH 264880; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
VALSE LYRIQUE; by Richard Wicken-
hausser, op. 54; piano. (5 tone pic-
tures, no. 1.) [22373
Cy Ane 19 A191t? 2'e. Ang. 21,
1911; EH 264180; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
VALSE MILITAIRE; by E. L. Sanford;
piano. [223874
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 265827; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
VALSE MINIATURE; by Hans Ailbout,
op. 310, no. 1; piano. [22875
© Aue 19, 1911: 2 ¢ Aug. 21,
1911; E 264181; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
VALSE SENTIMENTALE; by William C.
Hann; violoncello, or violin, with
piano acc. [22376
© Sept. 12,° 1911: 2° ¢. - Sept. . 6,
1911; E 264470; Opus music co.,
London, England.
VALSE SERENADE; par Leo Portnoff,
op. 46, revidiert von Oscar Cranz,
pour piano. (Trois morceaux, no. 3.)
[22377
CrNae te 1911 = 2 ce Aue. 22.
1911; EH 264214; Aug. Cranz, Leip-
zig, Germany.
VALSE TRISTE; by Rudolf Friml, op. 79,
no. 4; piano. [22378
© Aug: 29; 1911; 2°c Aug: 30;
1911; E 265559; G. Schirmer, New
York; Nu Y.
VANITY; caprice, by R. C. Jackson,
arr. by Otto Langey; orchestra.
(Galaxy, no. 44.) [22379
© Auge: 29,, 1914-2 2 Aue: 30,
1911; E 265560; G. Schirmer, New
Mork, IN. Ye
VANITY (THE) OF LOVE; words by W.
B. Kerr, music by Clarence C. Rob-
inson; male voices. [22380
© Sept. .1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265761; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati, O.
VARIATIONS FROM SONATA IN D MAJOR.
See Mozart (W. A.)
VEIL DANCE (Schleiertanz) ; from Japa-
nese ballet, O mitake san, by Rudolf
Friml, op. 77, no. 2; piano. [22881
© Sept.12; 1911: 2. ¢ ‘Sept. 413;
1911; E 2659838; G. Schirmer, New
Work, IN.) ¥.
VENETIAN MOONLIGHT; arr. by Everett
J. Evans; violin and cello solos with
piano acc. [22382
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 1, 1911;
E 265668; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
Mork. VN. iy:
VENETIAN TWILIGHT; words by Carter
S. Cole, music by Harriet Ware;
low voice. [22383
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
EH 265828; John Church co., Cincin-
nati, O.
VERB (THE) TO LOVE; from The maid
and the monarch, words by D. K.
Stevens, music by Dan J. Sullivan.
[22384
Aug. 30,
M. Witmark & sons,
© Aus. 29)'1911> 2c.
1911; E 265547;
New York, N. Y.
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) Te Deum; adapted
from Verdi’s Aida, by Birdie Abbott
Mercer; soprano solo. [22385
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 265785; Mrs. David H. Mercer,
Washington, D. C.
—— Traviata (La); selection, by G.
Verdi, arr. by G. De Stefano; 1st
and 2d mandolin and guitar ace.
Ato. [22386
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 12, 1911;
E 265955; G. De Stefano, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
1295
22387
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, 0. s., v.6
VERDI ( THE) RAG: two-step by M. R. V.
Maginn ; piano. [22387
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1911; E 265520;
Mildred R. V. Maginn, Chicago, Il.
VERMILION; march, by F. J. St. Clair;
brass and reed band. [22388
© Sept. 8,1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 11, 1911;
E 265916; H. N. White, Cleveland, O.
VERSCHENKTE FRAU; [Komische oper]
von Kugen d’Albert: chorstimmen.
[22389
© Aug. 16, 1911: 2 €. Aug. 26;
1911; E 264272: Aug. Cranz, Leip-
zig, Germany.
VERTIGE; alse lente, by Richard
Haigh; stringed orchestra and piano
ace. ad lib. Score and string parts.
[22390
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EK 264444; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, England.
VIATO A ISSO: Versi e musica di E. A.
Mario. [223891
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c Aug. 380,
1911; EK 2643842; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples, Italy.
Victory; hymn, words by B. McCall
Barbour, musie by D. B. Towner.
[22392
© July 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1911; H 266483; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
Victory (THE) IN TRIAL; words and
music by B. HE. Warren. [22393
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c« Sept. 1,
1911; E 265632; B. KE. Warren,
Springfield, O.
VIENEME ’NZUONNO;: canzone napole-
tano, versi e musica di H. A. Mario;
eanto e piano. [22394
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 264530; Ferdinando Bideri, Na-
ples, Italy.
¢
VIENNESE SERENADE; text by Frank
Forest Hill, music by Frederick
Stevenson, op. 55; baritone solo and
chorus of women’s voices. piano or
organ ace. 4to. [22395
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c Sept. 25,
1911; EK 266584; John Chureh co.,
Cincinnati, O.
VIENNESE WALTZ (Valse viennoise) ;
by Emil Kronke, op. 48, no. 2;
piano. [22396
© Aue, 19s 19t 2 6. Agia 2a:
1911; E 264182: Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
VIKING SONG; part-song,
Fred Adlington, music
Harrison; men’s voices
4to.
words by
by Julius
and piano.
(The Orpheus, no. 529.)
[22397
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 264515; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don, England.
VINE AND MYRTLE; trio, words by Will
Ransom, music by Ciro Pinsuti;
female voices. Ato. (Boosey’s
choral miscellany, no. 11.) [22398
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264384; Boosey & co., London,
England.
VIOLETS AND YOU, SWEETHEART; words
by C. E. Brandon, music by L. Buck.
[22399
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 6, 1911;
E 265783 ; Lynn music co., St. Louis,
Mo.
VIOLET’s (THE) SWEETHEART; ballad,
words and music by H. W. Petrie.
[22400
© Sept. 21, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 22,
1911; E 266415; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York, N. Y.
VISION ; valse lente, by Gaston de Bré-
ville, arr. by M. Retford; band.
(Boosey’S new supplemental mili-
tary journal, no. 93.) [22401
© Aug. 30, 1911: 2 ¢ Aug. 31,
1911; E 2643856; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd., London, England.
VISIONS OF LOVE; from Miss Jack, lyric
by Mark E. Swan, music by Wm.
Frederick Peters. [22402
(© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 16,
1911; E 266084; Leo Feist, New
York, N. Y.
VIVE L’AMOUR; aus der operette Grigri,
musik von Paul Lincke, fiir piano
zwei hindig, mit tiberlegtem text.
[22403
© July 18, 1911; 2 ec. Aug. 19,
1911; HE 264035; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
Vopka; from The red widow, lyric by
Channing Pollock and Rennold Wolf,
music by Chas. J. Gebest. [22404
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265857; M. Witmark & sons, New
Works Ney
VOICE-PRODUCTION EXERCISES FOR CHIL-
DREN; by T. Maskell Hardy, with
piano acc. [22405
©) Aug: 25, AQtilet 2 ea uss 2s:
1911; E 264334; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London, England.
1296
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
22421
VOTES FOR WOMEN; words and music
by Mary Louise Carleton. [22406
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 16,
1911; EK 266072; California music
press, San Leandro, Cal.
WADING IN THE BROOK; waltz, by Wal-
ter Rolfe; piano. [22407
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2.c. Sept. 21,
1911; EK 266354; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
WaGNER (RICHARD) Meistersinger
(Die) von Niirnberg; quintett aus
_der oper, von R. Wagner, bearb. von
Richard Tourbié fiir salon-orchester.
Ato. [22408
@ Aue. 7, 1911: 2 c: Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 264390; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
-——QO thou sublime, sweet evening
star; from Tannhiuser, by R. Wag-
ner, edited by H. R. Hahn; violin
and piano. [22409
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; HK 266579; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
—— Romance de Vétoile; de lopéra
Tannhiuser de R. Wagner, trio arr.
par H. Mouton, pour piano, violon
et violonecelle, avec contrebasse et
clarinette ad lib. Edition A.
[22410
© Sept: 23,,1911; 2 c. Sept. 11,
1911; EH 264581; Durand et cie.,
Paris, France.
—— Tristan und Isolde; oper von R.
Wagner, arr. von F. H. Schneider
fiir klavier zu zwei hiinden, mit
beigefiigtem text. Band 5. [22411
@ June 26, 1911; .2°e« Aug. 19,
1911; E 264051: Breitkopt & Hartel,
New York, N. Y.
——Walter’s preislied;. from Wag-
ner’s opera Die meistersinger, arr.
by Franz Liszt (pseud. of Charles
Kunkel) ; piano. [22412
Ouane oot 1911: 2 ¢. Sept: 2,
1911; EH 265701; Kunkel bros, music
co., St. Louis, Mo.
WAIT MY SOUL UPON THE LoRD; hymn
anthem, words by Wm. F. Lloyd,
music by BH. S. Hosmer; solo, duet
and chorus, pf. or organ ace. 4to.
[22413
jrisept. 26. 1911: 2) c Sept. 27,
1911; EH 266613 : Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York, Ney.
1220717
WAKE, MY LOVE, NOW AWAKE; words
by Edmund Spenser, music by W.
Griffith ; mixed voices. 4to. (Choral
library, no. 54.) [22414
©, Aug; 28; 191d-)/2 c. Aug. 29,
1911; H 2643822; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
WALLFAHRT (DIE) NACH KEVLAAR;
ged. von H. Heine, musik von F'ried-
rich Klose, fiir deklamation, drei
chore und orgel. Partitur und chor-
stimmen. 4to. [22415
Sept. 26, 1910; 2 c. Feb. 6,
1911; EH 263934; F. BH. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig, Germany.
Walter’s preislied. See Wagner (R.)
WALZER-REIGEN; aus der pantomime
Der schleier der Pierrette, musik
von Ernst von Dohnanyi, op. 18, nr.
2, fiir klavier zu zwei hiinden.
[22416
© sully; U7) AGI | De Santa, 29:
1911; E 267003; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
Germany.
WANDERING IN DREAMLAND; transcrip-
tion, reverie, by HE. J. Mergen; piano.
[22417
© Aue, 24. 1911: 2) cy Aue: 28;
1911; E 265466; A. W. Perry & sons’
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
WAS IT FOR ME; words by T. O. Chis-
holm, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[22418
@ Sept 10) 1911 "2 cs) Aue. 25,
1911; E 265350; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago, Ill.
WASHINGTON (THE) WADDLE; words
by Jack Mahoney, music by T. Morse.
[22419
©; Sept. 15,. 1911: 2 «& Sept. .15,
1911; EH 266053; Theodore Morse
music co., New York, N. Y.
Waves (THE) (Auf der dtine); Hng-
lish version, by Alice Mattullath,
music by Richard Wieckenhausser,
op. 52, no. 2; trio for women’s voices.
(Octayvo series, no. 510.) [22420
OpAuers 28) yA9iihs 620 'e,; Aug: 729.
1911; H 264316; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
WAVES OF DEVOTION; words and music
by B. H. Warren. [22421
@-Aue., 28, 1912: 2c. Sept, 1, 1911":
EK 265638; B. E. Warren, Spring-
field, O.
t
A297.
a
ee ee aS
22422
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Way (ur) HE LEADS IS BEST FOR
ME; hymn, words and music by Hal-
dor Lillenas. [22422
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 8, 1911;
E 266795; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phil-
adelphia, Pa.
WE LOVED EACH OTHER IN THE LONG
AGO; lyric by Edward Madden, music
by Percy Wenrich. [22423
© Sept. 13, 1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 13,
1911; H 265964; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York, N. Y.
WE WILL GO, GO, ALL AGLOW TO GO GO;
from The red widow, by Chas. J.
Gebest; hotel orchestra. [22424
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 1, 1911;
EK 265682; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, Ni
WE WILL GO, GO, TO Go-Go; from The
red widow; lyric by Channing Pol-
lock and Rennold Wolf, music by
_ Chas. J. Gebest. [22425
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
Ee 265858; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N. Y.
WEDDING SONG; from cantata Sir Oluf,
by Harriet Ware, transcribed by Jas.
H. Rogers; organ. [22426
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 ¢« Sept. 16,
1911; EK 266058; G. Schirmer, New
York) INS-Y:
WEEP YE NO MORE; words anonymous,
music by Edgar L. Bainton; two so-
pranos and alto. 4to. (Part songs,
no. 43. ) [22427
@© Avug17, 191i 22 ec Aug, 19)
1911; EK 264079; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London, England.
WEHMUTIG RAUSCHTEN DIE BLATTER;
Inusikalische erziblung, musik von
M. Mussorgsky, deutsch von M. Lip-
pold, nachgelassenes werk revidiert
von W. G. Karatygin, fiir bariton
oder bass. (Lieder und gesinge, no.
24.) [22428
© pune 120; 191 t oe Ane lS)
1911; EH 264040; W. Bessel et cie.,
St. Petersburg, Russia.
WEIRD (THE) RAG; two-step, by Phil
Schwartz; piano. [22429
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 14,
1911; EK 266030; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Tl.
WENN SICH ZWEI MENSCHEN KUSSEN;
lied aus dem liebesspiel Themidore,
musik von Digby La Touche, fiir ge-
sang und klavier. [22430
©. July, 21, 1911: 2 ¢. Sept. 29,
1911; E 267009; Drei masken-ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
WER NUR DEN LIEBEN GOTT LASST WAL-
TEN; choralvorspiel, komponiert von
Hugo Kaun, op. 89, fiir orgel. obl.
SVO. (Zwei stticke, no. 1.) [22431
© July 87, 19tt ote Sept. 29,
1911; HB 267018 : C. EF. Kahnt, nach-
folger, Leipzig, ‘Germany.
West PorntT; schottische, by E. M.
Lewis; piano. [22432
© 1 ec. Sept. 13) 101i 265994 ;
Htta M. Lewis, Portland, Me.
WHAT FROM VENGEANCE YET RESTRAINS
ME. See Donizetti (G.)
WHAT FUN DEAR WE HAD IN CHILD-
HOOD; words and music by I. W.
Eggert, arr. by EKtta M. Lewis.
[22433
© 1 « Sept. 20, 191. & 266327 ;
Ira W. Hggert, Portland, Me.
WHAT THE ENGINE DONE; words and
music by Les. C. Copeland.
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 ¢e Oct. 4, 1911;
Ei 266821 ; Jerome H. Remick & CO.,
New York, ING
WHAT US POOR GIRLS GO THROUGH;
words and music by Harry Bulger.
[22435
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266209 : Charles Ix. Harris, |
New York, N. Y.
WHAT WILL DEAR OLD MOTHER SAY;
words by H. 8S. Taylor, music by J. B. |
[22436 |
Herbert; male voices.
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 5, 1911;
HE 265762 ; Fillmore bros. €o., Gincin4|
nati, O.
WHAT WOULD WE DO WITHOUT THE
MOON. MOON, MOON; from The win-
ning widow, words by E. P. Moran,
music by Seymour Furth. [22437
© Sept. 22, 191d 2a Sept. 22)
pt. 11 nes. vy. 6 |
[22434 _
1911; E 266389; Joe Morris music >
co., New York, N. Y.
WHEN A GIRL LOVES you; words by
I’. R. Carroll, musie by A. L. Burke.
[22438
©. Sept: 14, 191h; 2c.) Sept. 149:
1911; E 266028; Frank R. Carroll.
and Andy L. Burke, Fort Collins,
Col.
WHEN HELEN KISSED ME; words by
C. W. Woodruff, music by Len Flem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [22439
© Aug. 30, 1911+ Zee Sept. 19)
1911; E 266291; Claude W. Wood-
ruff, New York, N. Y.
1298
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
WHEN I CARVED YOUR NAME ON THE
OLD OAK TREE; words by Ren Shields.
music by George Evans. [22440
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265859; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, IN: ¥.
WHEN I DREAM OF YOU; lyric by HE. S.
S. Huntington, music by Howard
Webster. [22441
© Ane 28; 1911: 1 e« Aug. 28,
Poiieat ~e Aus: 29, 1911; BB. 265598 ;
. Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
WHEN I HEARD THE BAND PLAY YANKEE-
~ LAND; words and music by Glenn
Wagoner. [22442
© 1 ec. Sept. 11, 1911; E 265915;
Wagoner & Mannis, Topeka, Kan.
WHEN I KISS YOU DEAR, IT ECHOES IN
MY HEART; words by Z. M. Ingram,
musie by Clifton Keith. New York,
Gotham-Attucks co. [22443
© Aug. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265865; Zilpah May Ingram, High,
Tex.
WHEN [ KISSED YOUR TEARS AWAY;
words by Beth Slater Whitson, mu-
sic by Melville J. Gideon. [22444
© Aue, 26; 1911: 2c Aug. 25,
1911; E 265495; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
WHEN I MET YOU LAST NIGHT IN
DREAMLAND; words by Beth Slater
Whitson, music by W. R. Williams.
[22445
ey Aue 76, 1911; 2.¢.. Aug. 25,
1911; EK 265496; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago, Ill.
WHEN PADDY GOES A-COURTIN’; lyric
by F. Donaghey and A. Burkhardt,
music by Ben M. Jerome. [22446
setae 25 1911 1 «Aug. 24,
Tomine, Ane 30, 1911 > Hi 260582 ;
Charles K. Harris, New York, N. Y.
WHEN PADDY IS KING OF OLD IRELAND;
words and music by F. G. Coade.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[22447
Sept oi, 19Ti=-2 ¢ Sept..15,
1911; KE 266047; Francis G. Coade,
Avonmore, Canada.
WHEN POWER DIVINE; music by Henry
M. Dunham. (Octavo series, mixed
voices sacred, no. 996.) [22448
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
E 265796; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton, Mass.
22457
WHEN RUBENSTEIN AND MENDELSSOHN
PLAYED THE WEARING OF THE GREEN;
words by Harry Breen, music by
Jimmy Conlin. [22449
© Sept. 17, 1911; 2 « Sept. 18,
1911; E 266161; Harold Rossiter
music co., Chicago, Il.
WHEN SOFT WINDS AND SUNNY SKIES;
poem by P. B. Shelly, music by
Chas. Seeger, Jr.; high voice.
[22450
KO) Septsi.25 190k 2, Sept 26)
1911; E 266599; G. Schirmer, New
York. Nj ¥:
WHEN SUNDAY ROLLS AROUND; by
Louis Weslyn and Felix Arndt;
vocal orch. in B flat. [22451
@ Sent. o27,, 49's 2 ¢. Sept: 28,
1911; E 266639; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
\WHEN THE BEE SIPS THE HONEY FROM
THE ROSE; words and music by J. J.
Woods. [ 22452
© -Aue 30; 19h; kc. Sept. 1,
1911; 1. c.-Sept. 11, 1911: 265935;
James J. Woods, St. Louis, Mo.
WHEN THE CLOUDS HAVE ALL ROLLED
BY; words and music by M. A. Rich-
ardson. [22453
© ‘Sept. 12, 1911: 2 ec. Sept. 13,
1911; E 266381; Miss M. A. Richard-
son, Corinna, Me.
WHEN THE FADED FALLEN LEAVES
STREW THE GROUND; words and music
by H. H. Dickey. [22454
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265700; Harvey H. Dickey, Junc-
tion City, Or.
WHEN THE GREEN. LEAVES COME AGAIN;
words by Haynes Bailey, music by
Liza Lehmann; soprano. [22455
te) Auge 23. 1911 Die, Ame. 24;
1911; E 264249; Boosey & co., Lon-
don, England.
WHEN THE HEART IS YOUNG; part
song, words by Charles Swain, music
by Dudley Buck, op. 67, no. 5, arr.
by Frank H. Brackett; mixed voices.
(Octavo ed., no. 12192.) [22456
©) Aug. 2; 1911: 2 ¢. Sept. 7; 1981;
KE 265814; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
WHEN THE LEAVES ARE RED AND GOLD;
words by Mattie E. Bain, music by
John Martin. [22457
© -Aus.@31,. 190 2 ex, Ane aol:
1911; E 265662; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
1299
2
’
22458
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 12 ys; V6
WHEN THE RIGHT MAN SINGS TRA LA
LA; from The enchantress, duo, act 1,
lyric by Harry B. Smith, music by
Victor Herbert. [22458
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c Sept. 29,
1911; H 266676; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN THE ROSES ARE IN BLOOM; words
by Fred J. Barnes, music by Richard
L. Clark. [22459
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911;
H} 265877 ; Koninsky music co., Troy,
IN. Ys
WHEN THE ROSES BLOOM BYE AND BYE;
words by Mrs. G. E. Wicker, music
by Willy Wagner. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [22460
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 « Sept. 19,
1911; EH 266294; Mrs. Geo. BH. Wicker,
Hyde Park, N. Y.
WHEN THE ROSES BLOOM IN JUNETIME;
words and music by A. Schmidt.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22461
© Aug. 30, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266238; Amy Schmidt, Ath-
elstan, Ia.
WHEN THE SHADOWS FALL; words by
Frank P. Moore, music by Chas. L.
Lewis. [ 22462
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 2, 1911;
EK 265695; Chas. H. Henderson, mus.
pub. co., Corry, Pa.
WHEN THE SHADOWS MAKE THE TWI-
LIGHT FADE AWAY; words by Beth
Slater Whitson, music by W. R. Wil-
liams, [22463
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266099; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago, Ill.
\WHEN THE SUN KISSES DAY GOOD-BYE;
words and music by J. M. Warnack.
[22464
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1911; EH 266444;
James M. Warnack, Los Angeles,
Cal.
WHEN THE WEDDING BELLS RING OUT
FOR YOU AND ME; words by Ren
Shields, music by Charles T.
Straight. [22465
©) Aue 23) 1910 2c Ae 28,
1911; EH 265486; Will Rossiter, Chi-
eago, Ill.
VHEN THE WINTER DAYS ARE OVER;
words and music by Anthony J.
Tarantino. [22466
© 1 ¢. Sept. 7, 1911; E 264516;
Anthony Tarantino; New York, N. Y. |
WHEN THEY FINISH THAT CANAL;
words and music by W. P. Rosser.
[22467
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1911; E 266189;
W. Packer Rosser, Los Angeles, Cal.
WHEN WE TWO PARTED; poem by Lord
Byron, music by Chas. Seeger, Jr.;
high voice. [22468
© Sept. 25, 1911-92 e8Sept. 26,
1911; E 266600; G. Schirmer, New
York IN; We
WHEN WE WERE SWEETHEARTS COMING
THRO’ THE RYE; words and music by
T. S. Allen. : [24469
© Sept. 22, 198-92 @ Sept, 21,
1911; E 266874; O’Neil & Story, Bos-
ton, Mass.
WHEN WOMAN IS THE QUESTION; trio,
from The red widow, lyric by Chan-
ning Pollock and Rennold Wolf,
music by Chas. J. Gebest. [22470
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1911; HE 266355; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
WHEN YOU AND I WERE COMRADES DEAR;
words by R. A. Hamilton, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [22471
© Aug. 80, 1911; 2 ¢« Sept. 19,
1911; H 266288; Rachel A. Hamilton,
Mitchelisville, Md.
WHEN YOU ARE GONE, DEAR; words and
musie by Gardner Bell. [22472
©1c. Sept. 25, 1911; EH 266553 ;
Marion Clark, Medford, Mass.
WHEN YOU ARE SWAPPING KISSES;
words by James Rowe, music. by
R. L. Powell. Waco, Tex., Trio
music Go. [22473
© June 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 31, 1911;
E 265619; R. L. Powell, Red Springs,
Tex.
WHEN YOU PART FROM THE GIRL YOU
LOVE; words and musie by Charles
Previn. [22474
©’ Aug. o31) ode Ae. od
1911; E 264518; Ellis and Wilson
music co., New York, N. Y.
WHERE ARE OUR FRIENDS TO-NIGHT;
words and music by J. Davey;
two-part song for children. [22475
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c Sept. 22,
1911 ; E 266755 ; John Davey, Kent, O.
WHERE JESUS IS ’TIS HOME; words and
music by J. HE. Jones. — [22476
© July 26, 19ts eo yeee wuly 28:
1911; E 263123; J. Edwin Jones,
Philadelphia, Pa.
1300
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
WHERE THE HONEYSUCKLES BLOOM
AROUND THE HOMESTEAD; ballad,
words and music by E. M. Mathie-
son. [22477
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; EH 266565; Exzilda M. Mathie-
son, Brockton, Mass.
WHERE THE LILACS GROW (Unruhe) ;
English version by Alice Mattullath,
music by Richard Wickenhausser,
op. 52, no. 1; trio for women’s
-voices. (Octavo series, no. 509.)
[22478
mmeaAges os, 1911: 2c. Aug. 29,
1911; E 264817; Arthur P.- Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
WHERE THE SUGAR MAPLES GROW;
words by Elizabeth E. McBride, mu-
sic by A. A. Giffin. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [22479
(oe Aa A Ot 2 ec Sept. 19;
1911; EH 266234; A. A. Giffin, Spring-
field, Mass.
WHERE THE SWANANOA FLOWS; words
and music by Edward Carlyle Ownly.
[22480
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265779; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
WHILE THE MEXICANS WERE FIGHTING;
words and music by M. H. Yagear.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22481
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 ¢c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266221; Maude Hamilton
Yagear, Panama, N. Y.
WHIRL (THE); polka brilliant, by
Zitha Nicholas, op. 9; piano. [22482
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265772; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati, O.
WHISPER JESUS’ NAME; hymn, words
bye. ON. Dolph, music by DW: B:
Towner. [22483
er duly. 28. 1911-2 c. Sept. 23.
1911; E 2664381; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
WHISTLING (THE) WIND; words by L.
Mullins, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22484
Gy Aue, 25, 1911; 2 «. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266259; Lottie Mullins,
Eden, Tex.
WHITE SEAL; march and two-step, by
Howard B. Harris, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer; orchestra. [22485
©-Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19.
1911; E 266199; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
130)
22494
WHITE SEAL; march, by Howard B.
Harris, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; mili-
tary band. [22486
©) Aue 26, 191t- 2c. Aue: 28,
1911; E 265456; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WHITE-STOCKIN’D MARE; words’ by
Leonard Cooke, music by H. Trotere.
No. 1 in B flat. No. 2 in C. [22487
©) Sept. -A1Stt = 2 @& Sept. 12,
1911; EH 264612; J. B. Cramer & co.,
Itd., London, England.
WHO WILL SHINE AS THE STARS; words
and music by B. E. Warren. [22488
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1911;
E 2656384; B. E. Warren, Spring-
field, O.
WHOLE (THE) WORLD REMINDS ME OF
You; words by J. Brandon Walsh.
music by Al. W. Brown. [22489
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265797 ; Harold Rossiter music ¢o.,
Chicago, Il.
WHOLESALE LOVE; words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Oreste Magliaccio.
[22490
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2c. Sept. 9, 1911;
E 266110; Ted Snyder co., New York,
Now:
WHOSOEVER WILL MAY COME; words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by D. B.
Towner. [22491
Or duly 28.) 191; -2e. Sept. 23)
1911; EH 266485; Charles M. Alexan-
der, Philadelphia, Pa.
WHy I AM LONELY WITHOUT YOU;
words by Charles Grapewin, music
by Max Faetkenhauer. [22492
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265860; M. Witmark & sons, New
York: Ni:Y,
WHY DID YOU LEAVE THE DEAR OLD
HOME; words .and musie by Ralph
Sterling. [22493
© Sept. 16, 1911: 2 ec Sept. 20,
1911; EH 266310; Peter F. Biehl,
Cleveland, O.
WHy DO I DREAM OF YOU MY LOVE TO-
NIGHT; words and music by J. A.
Kelly. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [22494
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266278; John A. Kelly, Ed-
monston, Canada.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22495
Dt. Ira S., v.6
WIE DES MONDES ABBILD (In the moon’s
reflection); words by Heinrich
Heine, music by Homer N. Bartlett,
op. 236; high voice; piano acc. and
violin obbl. [22495
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 7, 1911;
EH 265802; G. Schirmer, New York,
INR GE
WILD FLOWERS WALTZ; by S. Rosevelt;
piano. [22496
© Sept. 25, 1911: 2 ¢. Sept. 21,
1911; EH 266368; Chandler-Ebel
music co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
WILL-0-THE-WISP (Der lenz geht um) ;
English version by Alice Mattullath,
music by Philipp Gretscher; trio for
women’s voices. (Octayvo series, no.
507.) [22497
Or Avie, 28) 191t= 2c. Anes 129)
1911; EH 264318; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
WILL YOU LET ME SEE YOUR TONGUE;
words by Mrs. J. Gilmour, music by
Willy Wagner. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [22498
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c Sept. 19,
1911; E 266231; Mrs. J. Gilmour,
Valdez, Alaska.
WILL YOU LOVE ME WHEN I’M OLD;
words and music by W. J. Patter-
son. [22499
©, Seppe W5, 191 2c Sept. ais)
1911; EH 266145; Will J. Patterson,
Cresco, Ia.
WILL YOU WALK INTO MY PARLOUR,
NELLIE BLY; words by George Ar-
thurs, music by Alf. J. Lawrance.
[22500
© Sept. 15,1911: 2 c, Sept. 15,
1911; E 264672; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, England.
WILT THOU BE MY DEARIE; Scottish
words by Robert Burns,
music arr. by Granville Bantock;
male-voice quartet, or chorus. 4to.
Apollo club. no. 50500.) [22501
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264449; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London, Hngland.
WIND (THE) AMONG THE REEDS; a
cycle of four songs, poem by W. B.
Yeats, music by Thomas F. Dunhill,
op. 80; tenor voice and piano.
[22502
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
EH 264445; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don, Hngland.
melody,
WINNING (THE) FIGHT; march and
two-step, by Abe Holzmann; piano.
© Aug. 21, 1911; 2 @ Aug. 23,
1911; E 265521; Leo Feist, New
York, N. Y. [22503
WINTER IS THE BEST TIME AFTER ALL;
words by Sadie Adler, music by H.
Adler. [ 22504
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1911; E 265751;
Henry Adler, Brooklyn, N. Y.
WISCONSIN ! OUR STATE; patriotic song,
words by Frederick M. Steel, music
by Louis A. Coerne, op. 71, no. 1;
mixed voices. (Octavo ed. no. 34.)
[22505
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1911;
EH 266746; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago, Il.
WisH (A); waltz-song, words by B.
M. Buell, music by S. P. Francis.
© Sept. 15, 1911:)2%e) Sept. 15,
1911; EH 266046; B. M. Buell, Clinton,
Conn. . [22506
WISHA BEGORRA I’M LONELY; words by
J. Shea, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22507
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 e. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266281; Josephine Shea,
Tuxedo Park, N. Y.
WITH LOFTY STRIDE; mazurka de salon,
by Paul Wachs, edited by J. W.
Lerman ; piano. [22508
© Sept. 25, 1914; 2 @ Sept. 25,
1911; H 266582; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WITH POWER; by Gustav Lazarus, op.
146, no. 8; piano. [22509
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911 ;
E 264428; Willis musie co., Cincin-
nati, Ohio.
WITH SWEET LAVENDAR. See Mac Dow-
ell (KE. A.):
WITH THE TWINKLE IN HER EYE;
march two-step, by Ernest R. Ball
and Frederic K. Logan, arr. by Sol
Levy; orchestra. [22510
© Aug. 29° 1910" 20e. Aue: 30;
1911; H 265548; M. Witmark & sons,
New York, N. Y.
WITHERED VIOLETS; valse sentinientale,
by M. Thea Hays; piano. 22am
© Aug, 24) T9ll-s 2) ewaus., 283
1911; E 265467; A. W. Perry & sons’
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
1302
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
22529
WO SIND DIE STUNDEN; ged. von Hoff-
mann von Hoffmanns-waldau, musik
yon Fritz Lubrich jun., op 16, fir
gemischten chor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. (Zwei lieder im
volkston a cappella, no. 2.) [22512
Gauge 9 1911: 2 c. Aug. 19,
1911; E 264071; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
zig, Germany.
WoOMAN’S RIGHTS; words and music by
BH. OW. ‘Willey. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [22513
(eae, 25, 1911> 2c. Sept. 19,
1911; 266273; EH. W. Filley, Ches-
“tertown,, N.Y.
WONDERFUL (THE) MORN; words ‘by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, music by
B. D. Ackley. [22514
GC Oen 2 1911 -°2 ¢. Oct. 2, 1911;
EK 266771; Rodeheaver-Ackley co.,
Chicago, Ill.
WON'T YOU COME FOR A SPIEL IN MY
AUTOMOBILE; words and music by
F. Jordan. [22515
© 1 c Sept. 2, 1911; E 265703;
Frank Jordan, Chicago, Il.
WoON’r YOU DO SOMETHING FoR Lucy;
words and music by G. E. Harris.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22516
(@rAge) 20) 1911- 2 c: Sept. 19,
1911; E 266230; George Edgar
Harris, Middletown, Md.
WoNn’r YOU KEEP THIS LITTLE TOKEN
IN REMEMBRANCE OF ME; words by
B. W. Fox, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22517
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c« Sept. 19,
eee ee) = 2662175 Ben. .W. Fox,
Simms, Mont.
WON’T YOU SAY YOU LOVE ME; words
and music by L. Sowle. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [22518
(Venue, 50)-191t- 2 ¢.-Sept., 19;
1911; E 266296; Lucie E. Sowle,
Tomah, Wis.
WOODBRIDGE; hymn, words by Samuei
Longfellow, music by F. S. Hunne-
well. [22519
@ Sept. 1, 1911 ; 2-c¢. Oct. 3, 1911;
E 266810; Frank S. Hunnewell,
New York, N. Y.
Word (THE) OF Gop; cantata, text
compiled by Francis W. Whitcome,
music by Charles Gilbert Spross:
four solo voices and chorus. [22520
@ Sept.. 15; 1911:°2 c¢ Sept. 15,
1911; E 266050; John Church co.,
Cincinnati, O.
1303
WorRLD (A) ENCHANTED; words by Al-
fred H. Hyatt, music by W. Franke-
Harling; in G; high voice.
[22521
© Sept. 5, 19112) 2c: Sept5 48,
1911; E 266135; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
WOULDN’I THAT TICKLE YOU; lyric by
Frederick Donaghey and Addison
Burkhardt, music by Ben M. Jerome.
[22522
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266210; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N. Y.
WOULDN’T YOU LIKE TO COME ALONG
AND SEE THE SIGHTS WITH ME; words
and music by G. Culp. [22523
©) Sept. 7 18,- 19d. Oe. Seppe. t 20:
1911; E 266194; George Culp, Roch-
ester, N. Y.
WRENTHAM; hymn, words by Wm.
Williams, music by R. Huntington
Woodman. [22524
ey Septe 19142: Oct. 3, TOE s
E 266813; Benjamin Shepard, New
York, N.Y.
WRITE ANOTHER MELODY Mr. RUBEN-
STEIN; words and music by Louis L.
Gerstenberger. [22525
© Aus. 28, 1911; 2c. ‘Sept Lit;
EH 265642; L. L. Gerstenberger,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WYNKEN, BLYNKEN AND NOD; song,
music by W. W. Gilchrist. (Four
songs, no. 4) [22526
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1911: E 2663384; W. W. Gilchrist,
Philadelphia, Pa.
YANKEE DOooDLE CAPTAIN; lyric by
Charles Horwitz, music by Freder-
ick V. Bowers. [22527
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2-¢. Sept. 19,
1911; E 266211; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N.Y.
YANKEE DOooDLE UP TO DATE; words by
S. M. Siewers, music by Geo. P.
Morris. [22528
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 265752; Sarah M. Siewers, Cin-
cinnati, O.
Yi; ANGEL-HOSTS ABOVE; words by Ben-
jamin Webb, music by Oliver King;
mixed voices. (Octavo — series,
sacred, no. 970.) [22529
©) Awe; 19, 1911; 2 ¢ Aug 2t,
1911; E 264184; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ee, a
22530
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, 0.'s., v. 6
YE TOAST; an English drinking song,
arr. by Charles Wakefield Cadman;
part-song for men’s voices. [ 22530
“© Sept: 16; 1911, 2 e@ Sept. 21.
1911; E 266357; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston, Mass.
Yet I WILL LOOK AGAIN; hymn, words
by A. A. P., music by D. B. Towner.
[22531
©; July (28, A912 ie Sepiy 23,
1911; EH 266427; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia, Pa.
YORKSHIRE (THE) TOAST; words by
Arthur S. Burrows, music by James
Coleman. [22532
© Aug, 14° 1911s 2 wc. Seni. 12;
1911; E 264599; City music pub. co.,
Lichfield, England.
You AND you. See Strauss (J.)
You ARE CHARMING (Vous étes char-
mante) ; by Ernest Gillet; piano.
[ 22538
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 ¢:. Sept. 16,
1911; H 264723; M. Witmark &‘sons,
New York, N.. Y.
YoU ARE MY BRIGHT AND ONLY. STAR;
words by T. Kroy, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [22534
i ©) Aue. 80) 190 4. 2Ce; Sept. 19,
1911; E 266244; Theresa Kroy, Mil-
waukee, Wis.
YOU ARE THE GIRL OF MY CHOICE; words
by G. F. Ulrich, music by Chas.
Hmery. New York, F. B. Haviland
pub. co. [22535
© Sept. 21.19 i 2c Sept. 21,
1911; EH 266414; Geo. F. Ullrich, Mis-
soula, Mont.
You CAN BET YOUR LIFE I WOULD; words
and music by Kendis & Paley. [22536
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1911; E 265672;
Kendis & Paley, New York, N. Y.
You CAN’’ PAY THE LANDLORD WITH
LOVE; from The red widow, by Chas.
J. Gebest; hotel orch. 4to. [22537
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2c. Sept. 8, 1911;
HE 265862; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, N.Y.
—_—-—— lyric by Channing Pollock
and Rennold Wolf, music by Chas. J.
Gebest. [22538
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2c Sept. 8, 1911;
E 265861; M. Witmark & sons, New
York wN:; Y.
YOU CAN’T SCARE ME, Mr. Moon; lyric
by C. H. Smith, music by James F.
Sullivan. [225389
© Aug. 28; 191t= tere. 28,
1911; E 265585; Charles K. Harris,
New York, N.Y.
~YOU’D COME, YOU’D COME; words and
musie by C. H. Stanley, harmony by
N. L. Riderhof. [22540
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 @ Aus. 28,
1911; H 265492; Chas. H. Stanley,
Burbank, Cal.
YOU DO LOOK PRETTY IN YOUR TEA-GOWN
KITTY; words and music by Chas.
Collins and Harry Staunton. [22541
© Aug. 29; 1911-20 e wage, 929,
1911; E 264828; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London, Hngland.
You LAY s0° STILL IN THE SUNSHINE;
from Songs of sun and shade, poem
by Marguerite Radclyffe-Hall, music
by S. Coleridge-Taylor. [22542
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c Sept. 5, 1911 ;
E 264887; Boosey & co., London,
England.
YOWLL WANT ME BACK; words and
music by Nelson W. Greenhut.
[22543
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 1, 1911;
EH 265667; Kendis & Paley, New
York; JNene
YOU LOOK LIKE A GIRL I KNOW; flirt-
ing song, words by Daniel Skinner,
music by Ferd. E. Mierisch. New
York, Gotham-Attucks music co.
[22544
© Aug. 16,°41910> Bre Aus. 34,
1911; EB 265906; Daniel A. Skinner,
Englewood, N. J.
YOU LOVE ME AS I LOVE You; words
and music by T. Brown. [22545
© Aug. 28, 191d: 27e) Sept. 1,
1911; E 265641; Tom Brown, Crest-
wood, Ky.
YOU NEVER CAN TELL; words by E. B.
Willett, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22546
© Aug: 30, dette 2c. Sept. 19;
1911; EK 266266; H. B. Willett, Barre,
Mass.
You’BE A DEAR LITTLE BUTTON; words
by T. O’Neil, music by Charles J.
W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [22547
© Aug. 25, 1911;°2 @sSept. 19,
1911; E 266248; Timothy O’Neil,
New York, N. Y.
1304
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1911
22562
YOU’RE A GIRLIE MOLLY CODDLE; words
by Will F. Black, music by Earl
Wilkinson and Will F. Black.
[22548
iOpawe, 31, 1911; 2 c Aug. 31,
1911; E 265663; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York, N. Y.
YouR EYES; words by Elsie Janis,
music by Frank EK. Tours; high voice
in B flat. [22549
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 c Sept. 29,
. 1911; E 266690; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
YOUR HEART; ballad, words by B. B.
Blood, music by De Koven Thomp-
son, arr. by [Will Dorsey. ] [22550
©rsent, 21, 1911: 2 c: Sept. 29,
1911; E 266692; Blood-Koehler co.,
Chicago, Ill.
YOUTH AND BEAUTY; reverie, by J.
Loebker; piano. Cincinnati, Model
music co. Pearl
© Sept, 12, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 266156; Joseph Loebker,
Cincinnati, O.
ZAMPA; overture, by Herold, arr. by
H. F. Odell; mandolin orchestra.
[225a2,
©) Ate 28, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 7,
1911; EH 265815; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston, Mass.
ZINGARA (LA) WALTZES; by William
Nassann; piano. [22553
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 7, 1911;
EK 265801; Johnson & Nassann,
Waterbury, Conn.
ZuLu LuLu; jungle song, words and
music by Joe Hobart Frye, jr., arr.
by ES: Taylor. [22554
Orage 18.1911; 2 ¢ Aug. 19,
1911; EK 265517; Joe Hobart Frye,
jr.,. Elizabeth, N. J.
1°*° SONATE; par Benedetto Marcello,
arr. par J. W. Slatter, pour vio-
-loncelle et piano. [22555
© Auge. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 15,
1911; E 264678; Johann André,
Offenbach a. Main, Germany.
1°°° sonatE—Continued.
par Raoul Laparra,- pour piano
et violon. [22556
© Sept. 1. 1911-2 @ Sept. 20;
1911; E 264886; J. Hamelle, Paris,
France.
2™° SONATE; par Benedetto Marcello,
arr. par J. W. Slatter, pour violon-
celle et piano. L225
ey Aue: 10) 1911-9 ec, Sept. 1:
1911; E 264679; Johann André,
Offenbach a. Main, Germany.
3-STELLE (LE) DEL ORIENTE; Song and
dance schottische, [composer anon.]
arr. by G. De Stefano; ist and 2d
mandolin and guitar acc. Ato.
[22558
©wSept. <6, -1914> 2 +e Sept. 12;
1911; E 265946; G. De Stefano,
Philadelphia, Pa.
11? MazurKa; por Manuel M. Ponce,
para piano. [22559
©) Fully sit 19 tar 2 Ee Ane: Ao)
1911; E 264050; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New. York, N. Y.
IIT® MAZOURKA, RE MINEUR; par Luigi
Forino, op. 25, pour violonecelle et
piano. [22560
© “Ang, 10; 1911: 2 ©: Sept. 15,
1911; E 264676; Johann André,
Offenbach a. Main, Germany.
IV° MAZOURKA, LA MAJEUR; par Luigi
Forino, op. 26, pour violoncelle et
piano. [22561
@ Aue, 107 191t:2 © Sept. 15,
1911; E 264677; Johann André,
Offenbach a. Main, Germany.
126 TE (DER) PsaLM; komponiert von
Hugo Kaun; fiir gemischten chor,
orchester und pianoforte. Klavier-
auszug mit text. 4to. [22562
©)! duly 1 219th "2" ce, (Sept? 12;
1911; E 264610; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig, Germany.
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1911:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 36 unpub-
esti esray ype es eee cu enn ee Cn et ee 205
Class H, musical compositions (including 1,239 unpublished) _—_____ 22, ot
Sey SP Na en a ee 22, 562
1305
eres Peete Vs
TS DO
EIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC..24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
[22562
ALICE; melody by Ascher, transcribed
- by Jas. W. Turner, op. 398. [1
© by Chas. ’E. Turner, E. Boston,
- Mass., as the next of kin of the
author who is not living, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2169,
Sept. 21, 1911. Original entry, Nov.
19, 1883, no. 21469.
ALPINE ROSES (ROSES DES ALPES) ; mel-
ody by Fink, arr. by L. Meissonier
[pseud. of Louis Meyer]. [2
© by Julia L. Meyer, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the widow of the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2205, Oct.2, 1911. Original entry,
Dee. 31, 1883, no. 251638.
AMERICAN (THE) BUTTERFLY; comic
song, words adapted from the San
Francisco Wasp, music by Louis
Meyer. [3
© by Julia L. Meyer, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the widow of the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2201, Oct. 2, 1911. Original entry,
Dee. 31, 18838, no. 25185.
ANNIE LAURIE; transcription by Louis
Dorn [pseud. of Louis Meyer]. [4
© by Julia L. Meyer, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the widow of the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2200, Oct. 2, 1911. Original entry,
Dec. 31, 1883, no. 25201.
ArT (THE) OF PHRASING; 380 vocalises
for soprano or tenor, by Carl Glogg-
ner-Castelli, op. 9. bk. 1. For bari-
tone or bass. [5
© by Joseph Hartmann, Lucerne.
Switzerland, as the next of kin of
the author who is not living, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2182, Oct. 2, 1911. Original entry,
Oct. 20, 1883, no. 19454.
As JOSEPH WAS A-WALKING; Christmas
carol, words by Charles Kingsley,
music by G. L. Osgood. [6
© by G. L. Osgood, Boston, Mass.,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2193,. Oct. 2,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 10, 1883.
no. 22909.
Br THOU WITH ME; prayer, words by
Geibel, music by Fred Hiller, arr. by
J. H. Cornell; mixed quartet. LEE
© by Sara Cornell, Albany, N. Y.,
as the widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2165, Sept. 20, 1911. Original entry,
Oct. 23, 1888, no. 19533.
BENEDIC ANIMA MEA; by W. H.. H.
Smith, in C. FS
© by W. H. H. Smith, New York,
N. Y., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2158, Sept.
20.19. “Original entry,” Oct» 22:
1883, no. 19446.
BENEDICTUS IN C; by J. C. Knox. [9
© by James C. Knox, Concord,
N. H., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2114, Sept. 9,
1911. Original entry, Sept. 1, 1884,
no. VTL.
Bigpirs’ (THE) BALL; by Apsley
Street [pseud. of Sep. Winner]. [10
© by Hannah J. Winner. Philadel-
phia, Pa., as the executrix, in exten-
sion for 14 years. Renewal no. 2171,
Sept. 21, 1911. Renewal entry, July
2, 1897, no. 38903.
Bon TON; gavotte, melody by Stanis-
laus, arr. by L. Meissonier [pseud.
of Louis Meyer]. [11
© by Julia L. Meyer, Philadel-
phia, Pa., as the widow of the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 2206, Oct. 2, 1911. Origi-
nal entry, Dec. 31, 1883, no. 25160.
BONUM EST COMFITERI IN A FLAT; by
A. J. Holden, for quartet or chorus
choir. [12
© by Albert J. Holden, White
Plains, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2157, Sept. 20, 1911. Original entry,
Oct. 8, 1883, no. 18445.
CANTATA DOMINS; by W. H. H. Smith,
in E fiat. [13
© by W. H. H. Smith, New York,
N. Y., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2159, Sept.
2); 1911, Original: entry, . Oc q22-
1883, no. 19444.
1307
a ee ee ee eee ee
=. OS ee eee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22562 (14) ; pt. III, 0. 8., v. 6
CAPTAIN JINKS; arr. by EH. Mack, | Honp mMreMmortiss; barcarolle reverie, by
piano. (Sunbeams.) [14 Louis Meyer. [22
© by EH. Mack, jr., Philadelphia,
Pa., as the child of the deceased au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 2194, Oct. 2, 1911. Re
newal entry, Oct. 6, 1897, no. 56483.
COME WHERE THE VIOLETS BLOOM ; waltz
song, words by Thos. P. Westen-
dorf, music by G. H. Persley. [15
© by Geo. H. Persley, New York,
N. Y., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2156, Sept.
20, 1911, ° Original entry, Oet: 4,
1883, no. 18200.
CONSOLATION; by N. W. H. Schafer,
piano. [16
© by Norman W. H. Schafer, %
Oliver Ditson co., Boston, Mass.,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2187, Oct. 2,
1911.’ Original entry, Dec. 31, 1883,
no. 25174.
DEUS MISEREATUR; anthem, by W. C.
Williams; in B flat. [17
© by W. C. Williams, New York,
N. Y., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2164, Sept.
205) Vii) Onisinal wemtiy. Oct. Zo:
1888, no. 19532.
DuverNoy (I. B.) 15 primary studies
in velocity; by Duvernoy, op. 120,
rev. and annotated by Charles Kun-
kel. bk. 1. (Ecole de mecanism, op.
1Z0;-bix. 1) [18
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
Mo., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2208, Sept.
20, 1911. Original entry, Sept. 21,
18838, no. 17430.
ECLECTIC (THE) ORGAN TEACHER; by
James G. Barnett. [19
© by Sarah S. Yale, New Haven,
Conn., as the executrix, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2189,
Oct. 2, 1911. Original entry, Dec.
31, 1883, no. 25147.
ETourRDIE (L’) (CARELESS AND HAPPY) ;
caprice brillante, par G. D. Wilson,
op: 20: [20
© by Josephine M. Wilson, Nyack,
N. Y¥., as the widow of the author,
in extension for 14 years. Renewal
no. 2179, Oct. 2, 1911. Renewal en-
try, Apr. 2, 1898, no. 21407.
FLOATING soNG; barcarolle, by A. Gei-
bel; piano. [21
© by Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for
_28 years. Renewal no. 2185, Oct. 2,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1883,
no. 25219,
© by Julia L. Meyer, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the widow of the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2202, Oct. 2, 1911. Original entry,
Dec. 31, 1883, no. 25183.
GAVOTTE (LES MouTONS); arr. by G.
P. Ritter. [23
© by A. Suck, D. H. Suck, and
H. P. Schmidt, Boston, Mass., as
the next of kin of the author who is
not living, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2117, Sept. 9, 1911.
Original entry, Sept. 1, 1884, no.
17718.
GOLDEN BAND; waltz, by Louis Meyer;
piano or organ. 24.
© by Julia L. Meyer, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the widow of-.the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2184, Oct. 2, 1911. Original entry,
Dec. 31, 1883, no. 25226.
GOLDEN BAND MARCH; by Louis Meyer;
piano or organ. [25
© by Julia L. Meyer, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the widow of the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2183, Oct. 2, 1911. Original entry,
Dec. 31, 18838, no. 25227.
GOLDEN RAIN GALOP; étude, by C. As-
tin. [26
© by Charles Astin, % Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston, Mass., as the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal
no. - 2192; Oct W2ie Oi Orieinal
entry, Dec. 20, 1883, no. 28719.
IMPROMPTU; by A. Bungert, rev. and
fingered by A. Foote. [27
© by Arthur Foote, Boston, Mass.,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2115, Sept. 9,
1911. Original entry, Sept. 1, 1884,
no. 17720.
JUST ACROSS FROM JERSEY; words by
Edward Harrigan, music by Dave
Braham. [28
© by Geo. Braham, New York,
N. Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2160, Sept. 20, 1911.
Original entry, Oct. 23, 1883, no.
19535.
LITTLE (THE) SHAKING QUAKERS; a
comic chorus, by F. L. Bristow. [29
© by Frank L. Bristow, Coving-
ton, Ky., as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2190,
“Oct. 2, 1911. Original entry, Dec.
29, 1883, no. 24918.
1308
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
no. 10, 1911
22562 (43)
INSPIRER AND HEARER OF PRAYER; duet,
music by A. Geibel; sop. and bar.
[80
© by Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
Pa., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2188, Oct. 2,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1883,
no. 25171.
MIDNIGHT HOURS WALTZ; arr. by BE.
Mack. (Sunbeams). [31
~ © by E. Mack, jr., Philadelphia,
Pa., as the child of the deceased
- author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal .no. 2197, Oct. 2, 1911. Re
newal entry, Oct. 6, 1897, no. 56462.
Mockine (THE) BIRD; arr. by HB. Mack.
(Sunbeams. ) [BY
© by E. Mack, jr., Philadelphia,
Pa., as the child of the deceased
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2199, Oct. 2, 1911. Re
newal entry, Oct. 6, 1897, no. 56484.
MOONLIGHT ON THE CATSKILLS; valse
poetique, by M. B. Richards. [338
© by Mrs. M. B. Richards, New
York, N. Y., as the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2168, Sept. 21, 1911. Original en-
try, Nov. 5, 1883, no. 20499.
MORNING SONG; by: Thos. O’Neill,
piano. [34
© by Carrie O’Neill Gheen, W.
Chester, Pa., as the child of the de-
ceased author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2186, Oct. 2,
1911. Original entry Dec. 31, 1883,
no. 25194.
Morte (SHE IS DEAD) ; lamentation, by
L. M. Gottschalk. [35
© by Celestine Louise Gottschalk,
Asbury Park, N. J., as the next of
kin of the author who is not living,
in extension for 14 years. Renewal
no. 2198, Oct. 2, 1911. Renewal en-
try, Oct. 6, 1897, no. 56443.
My DAD’S DINNER PAIL; words by Ed-
ward Harrigan, music by Dave
Braham. [36
© by Geo. Braham, New York,
N. Y., as the child of the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2162, Sept. 20, 1911. Original en-
Beye, Qa.leos, 10: 19536." /
1309
NOBBY POLKA; by Howard Cadmus.
[387
© by Nettie W. Cadmus, Brook-
lyn, N. Y., as the widow of the au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 2170, Oct.- 5,.1911. -Re-
newal entry, July 2, 1897. no. 38901.
PAPILLON (LE) (THE BUTTERFLY) ;
étude de concert, par Calixta Laval-
lee; pour piano. [388
© by Raoul Lavalle, Newark,
N. J., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal © no. 218k. Ocke +2). 19
Original entry, Sept. 8, 1884, no.
18223.
PEASANT DANCE; by Baumfelder, arr.
by Louis Meyer; piano 4 hands.
[39
© by Julia L. Meyer, Philadel-
phia, Pa., as the widow of the au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no: 2204, Oct. 2, 1911. Orig-
inal entry, Dee. 31, 1883, no. 25172.
Ousererr, (LUHE) (CHorm; by W.- i:
Sudds.” vit [40
© by W. F. Sudds, Gouverneur,
N. Y., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2191, Oct. 2,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 28, 1888,
no. 24471.
RaFF (JOSEPH JOACHIM) CAVATINA;
by Jet Ratt arr by (GCG. B. Ritter:
[41
© by A. Suck, D. H. Suck, and
H. P. Schmidt, Boston, Mass., as the
next of kin of the author who is not
living, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 2116, Sept.9,1911. Orig-
inal entry, Sept. 1, 1884, no. 17719.
ee ee eee
f0s—E (THE) watz; by EH. Mack,
piano. (Sunbeams.) [42
© by E. Mack, jr., Philadelphia,
Pa., as the child of the author, in
extension for 14 years. Renewal no.
2195, Oct. 2, 1911. Renewal entry,
Oct. 6, 1897, no. 56468.
SAM JOHNSON’S COLORED CAKE WALK;
words by Edward Harrigan, music
by Dave Braham. [43
© by Geo. Braham, New York.
N. Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2161, Sept. 20, 1911.
Original entry, Oct. 28, 1883, no.
195387.
SES = Rh
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ;
99562 (44)
SLEEP THOU MY CHILD; words and mu-
sic by I. D. Foulon [pseud. of C.
Kunkel]. [44
© by Chas. Kunkel, St. Louis,
Mo., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2175, Sept.
20, 1911. Original entry, Sept. 21,
1883, no. 174381.
SUNBEAM WALTZ; by HE. Mack. (Sun-
beams. ) [45
© by E. Mack, jr., Philadelphia,
Pa., as the child of the author, in
extension for 14 years. Renewal
no. 2196, Oct. 2, 1911. Renewal
entry, Oct. 6, 1897, no. 56463.
TICK TACK.) CUCKOO, by
Charles Kunkel. [46
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
Mo., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2141, Sept.
15, 1911. Original entry, Sept. 18,
1883, no. 17165.
TICK-TACK ;
WAITERS’ CHORUS; or, TWO MORE ‘0
COME, words by Edward Harrigan,
lard
music by Dave Braham. [47
© by Geo. Braham, New York,
N. Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2163, Sept. 20, 1911.
Original entry, Oct. 23, 1883, no.
19534.
pt: III, n. s., v. 6, no. 10, 1911
WELS’ THIRD MASS; Latin and English
words, by Charles Wels, op. 111;
for 4 voices and organ or piano.
[48
© by Anton B. Wels, New York,
N. Y., as the child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 2172, Sept. 21,1911. Orig-
inal entry, Nov. 19, 1888, no. 21464.
Woop (THE) NYMPH; morceau en
forme de schottische, by EH. 8. Mat-
toon, op. 16. : [49
© by Edmund 8. Mattoon, Colum-
bus, O., as the author, in extension
for 14 years. Renewal no. 2180,
Oct. 2, 1911. Renewal entry, Apr. 2,
1898, no. 21408.
You; a song poem, by P. Steinhagen
and H. A. Freeman. [50
© by Paul Steinhagen, % Oliver
Ditson co., Boston, Mass., as the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2173, Sept. 21, 1911.
Original entry, Nov. 22, 1888, no.
21654.
Youne (THE) MAY QUEEN; march, by
Louis Meyer. [51
© by Julia L. Meyer, Philadelphia,
Pa., aS the widow of the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2208, Oct. 2, 1911. Origimal entry,
Dee. 31, 1883, no. 25182.
ro)
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LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANUFAC-
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO REPRODUCE MECHANI-
CALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1(E) OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909
[22562
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ALL ABOARD FOR THE BOARDWALK. [52
© July 6, 1911; E 261526; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
wea pe LIS:
AND I MARRIED HIM. [53
© July 3, 1911; E 261425; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
Woe. 118:
BUMBLE BEE. [54
© June 26, 1911; E 261113; Je
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice ree’d Aug. 22, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
COME ALONG, MA CHERIE. [55
© May 22, 1911; E 258289; Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
Nee Noes reed Aug. 22, T9i1;
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
CoME BACK, VIRGINIA. [56
© Aug. 2, 1911; E 262425; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 24, 1911; recorded, v. 1.
p. 124.
CoME HOME. [57
© July 19, 1911; E 261824; Mau-
Trice Shapiro, New York, N. Y. No-
tice rec’d Aug. 80, 1911; recorded,
Wer ie P.O
Do If THE RIGHT WAY. [58
© Mar. 6, 1911; E 251833; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
We oth hs:
DRINK OF THE WINE FROM SPAIN. [59
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265588; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
reec’d Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p12t.
EACH ONE MUST LOVE. [60
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265589; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 28. 1911; recorded, v. 1,
P1235.
1311
FARE THEE WELL, LIZZIE LEE. [61
© July 26, 1911; E 263109: Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
N.Y. “Notice ree’d -Aug,,-22,,. 1911:
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
I‘LEUR-DE-LIS RAG. [62
© Aug. 16, 1911; E 262888; Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 24, 1911; recorded,
ve 2S py 124.
FoR INSTANCE. [63
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265590; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
pm 222:
GARDEN OF PEACE. [64
© Aug. 2, 1911; E 262426; Jos. W.
Stern & co.. New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 24, 1911; recorded, yv. 1,
p. 124.
GEE, IT’S A WONDERFUL GAME. [65
© June 13, 1911; E 258896: Je
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y.. Notice ree’d Aug. 22; 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
GIRL IN THE GINGHAM GOWN. [66
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265583; Chas.
Kx. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 123.
GIRLIE MINE. [67
Oi Apr. 277 1911.3 Wh, 257413 The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
Verte) Dy dukes
GIVE BACK THE KISS I GAVE you. [68
© June 13, 1911; E 258897; Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Aug. 22, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
IHIAMMOCK SONG. [69
© June 17, 1911; E 261280; Je
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y._ Notice rec'd Aus: 22, S901:
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
aes
22562 (70)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. ray. 6
HARBOR OF LOVE. [70
© Feb. 11, 1911; EH 250702; Je-
rome H. Remick & co:, New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Aug. 22, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
How MUCH AM I BID. [71
©’ Aug. 25, 1911; BH 265574; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 24, 1911; recorded, y. 1,
DADS; hs
HULA HULA LOVE. [a2
(© May 10, 1911; B 256744; Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Aug. 22, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
I’D LIKE TO GO ON A HONEYMOON WITH
YOU. [73
© June 28,-1911; E 261198: Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
IN Noe Notice reed Auge 22 19i1d)
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
VLL DO ANYTHING IN REASON, BUT I
WON’T GO HOME. [74
© May 10, 1911; B 256736; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
Vee las.
I'LL NEVER HAVE ANOTHER PAL LIKE
MARY MINE. [75
@prAuse. 19> Oi H yi2628977
Shapiro music pub. co., New York,
N.Y. Notice rec'd Aug. 31,' 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 118.
I LOVE YOU. [76
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265591; Chas.
KX. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
ree’d Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
Wab2ile
I’M A TOUT. [77
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265592; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
reec’d Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
Ohne ally
I’M OFF TO IRELAND. [78
© July 18 ,1911; E 262035; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
Vie ala. aS!
I SEE NO CHANGE IN YOU, DEAR. [79
© June 5, 1911; E 259333; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
Vie aL aoe) LES,
I THINK YOU THINK A BIT TOO MUCH
ABOUT TOO MANY. [80
© Aug. 25, 1911; E 265575; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
reed Aug. 24, 1911: recorded, vy: 1,
Oe) 1Ike)s
IF LOVE BE MADNESS. [81
© Aug. 25, 1911; H 265576; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, Nowe Notice
rec'd Aug. 24, 1911; recorded, Ves
p. 119.
IT’S NICE TO BE NICE TO A NICE LITTLE
GIRL LIKE YOU. [82
© Feb. 20, 1911; B 251513; The
Joseph Morris Co., New York, N. Y:
Notice ree’d Aug. 17, m0 Ap Be recorded,
Ved Pe bse
JOYS AND THE GLOOMS.
© Aug. 25, 1911; E 265578 ; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, INGF YS Notice
rec’d Aug. 24, 1911; ‘recorded, Wien cles
p. 119.
JUMPING JACK. [84
© Aug. 25, 1911; E 265579; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 24, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 119.
JUST TELL THEM THAT yYOoOU’RE IRISH
AND THEY’LL MAKE YOU FEEL AT
HOME. [85
© Mar. 22, 1911; EH 253541; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
Vode Jalee
LET ME GLANCE AT DEAR OLD IRELAND
ONCE AGAIN, [86
© Mar. 9, 1911; E 257529; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
Vegi oy tbls
LET US HAVE PEACE! [87
© July 29, 1911; BH 261232; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1911; recorded,
Ve pak:
LIFE ISN’T ALL ROSES, ROSIE. [88
© May 29, 1911; E 258597; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
Wie cs aks;
LITTLE STORY (ZIMMERMAN). [89
© Feb. 23, 1911; E 255096; Carl
Fischer, New York, N. ¥. Notice
ree’d Aug. 30, ere recorded, v. 1,
Dp: 123
LOUISIANA LOU. [90
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265587; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
Dats :
1312
NOTICES
no. 10, 1911
OF USER
22562 (112)
LOVE ME ALL THE TIME. [91
©wimy. 14, 1911; EH 260770; M.
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1911; recorded,
Te pa aS.
Mary, I LOVE YOU. [92
©) May 16, 1911; Hi 257710; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
1 ei ge el BoB
Mr. Moon, STOP LOOKING DOWN. [93
© ejune’ 6, 1901s 258775; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
_ Notice ree’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
ert 0. tbe,
MONEY, BRAVERY, BRAINS. | 94
© Aug. 28, 1911; EH 265593; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
reed Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
De aot.
MooNLicHT. [95
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265594; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
reec’d Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
Dp: 122.
My DREAM GIRL. [96
© May 22, 1911; E 258290; Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
ieeiernNomee reed Aug. 22, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
My ROSE OF THE GHETTO. [97
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265586; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
We 20"
|My SUNBEAM SIOUX. [98
© July 19, 1911; E 261815; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
Me ep LS:
My WORLD IS A WORLD OF SUNSHINE.
[99
© May 26, 1911; E 259153; Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 24, .1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 124.
\ NAUGHTY MARIETTA WALTZ; orchestra.
}
[100
© May 1, 1911; B 257335; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y.
| Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1911; recorded,
Ve dee PS:
| NO MATTER WHO -OR WHAT YOU ARE,
| IT’S GREAT TO BE IN LOVE. [101
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265584; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
Dp. 123.
12267—11——_8
Now AM DE TIME. [102
© Aug. 25, 1911; E 265580; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd Aug. 24, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
Ds ko:
NOWHERE. [103
© July 29, 1911; E 238247; Jos.
‘W. Stern & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 24, 1911; recorded,
VoL, er 2,
OcEANA ROLL. [104
© Jan. 14° 1911 3 Bi 248726-" se-
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Aug. 22, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
OH GEE! DON’T YOUR MOTHER DRESS YOU
CURT: [105
© June 5, 1911; E 259334; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 17, 1911: recorded,
Voip. hs:
ONLY PAL I EVER FROM
FRISCO TOWN. [106
© July 10, 1911; E 260699; Jerome
FH. Remick & co.,..New York, No-Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 22, 1911; recorded.
Vo pie
PEACHES. [107
© July 6, 1911; EH 261527: The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
1 rd On) OS ed coy
POLICHINETTE (LA). 108
© Aug. 21, 1909; E 218655; Jos.
WwW. Stern & co:., New York; NY:
Notice rec’d Aug. 24, 1911; recorded,
ve Lopes:
POWDER AND ROUGE. [109
© Anes 7S. 19 Bu 262650 Mi:
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1911; recorded,
Vee Diss:
PRETTY BOY. [110
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265595; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
ps 128:
HAD CAME
PURITAN PRANCE. haliinh
© Aug. 25, 1911; E 265581; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
reec’d Aug. 24, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 120.
RAG TIME CHIMES. [112
© July 26, 1911; E 263111; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 22, 1911: recorded,
Vode pA:
13138
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ~
22562 (118)
pt. Il1, 0. s., v.6
RED ROSE RAG. [ahead
© July 8, 1911; E 261608; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 22, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 124.
ROLL A LITTLE PILL FOR ME. [114
© June 5s. 19” WP 258769 aM
Witmark & sons, New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1911; recorded,
Vege eS.
Rose (A), A STEM, A BROKEN HEART.
[115
© Apr. 6, 1911; E 255268; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
Ve. kts:
SCATTERING OF ROSES. [116
© July 26, 1911; E 263112; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice reec’d Aug. 22, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 124.
SH! sH! sH! MAYRE THAT’S A GOBLIN
COMING NOW. Pal EP
© Mar. 8, 1911; E 251882; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 118.
SIBERIAN DIP. [118
© June 13, 1911; E 258898; Je-
rome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice rec’d Aug. 22, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
SIT STILL, BILL. [119
©) July 3, 1911) 261497- whe
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 118.
SPANISH MOON. [120
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265596; Chas.
K.. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
ree’d Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
Wel 2a:
SPLASH, SPLASH, SPLASH. fatal
© June 6, 1911; EH 258776; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
Veils aos aS:
SWEET LAND OF DREAMS. 22
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265597; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
Dewl2i2
SWEET ROSALIE. [123
© July 14, 1911; BH 260855: Jos.
W. Stern & co., New York, -N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug. 24, 1911: recorded,
nee a Ey Oyen 7/2 Oh
TOAST OF THE ELK, OR, THE ELEVEN
O'CLOCK TOAST. [124-
© July 8, 1911; BE 261576; The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec’d Aug, 17, 1911; recorded,
Wied (Ox males: ‘nig
TURKEY WING MARCH. [125
©. - June 428, 19117 261204 -
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York,
N. Y.. Notice rec’d Aus. 22, 1911:
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
VALLEY FORGE. [126
© Mar. 8, 1911; BH 251883: The
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y.
Notice rec'd Aug, 17, 1911; recorded,
Vo Do aes:
VERY AMBITIOUS GIRL. pl PAre
© May 10, 1911; E 256747; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Aug. 22, 1911; recorded,
Ver leone lees
WHEN GRANDMA HAD A BEAU. [128
© June 29, 1911; HE 260579:
Jerome H., Remick & co., New York,
N. Y. Notice reec’d Aug. 22, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 124.
WHEN I DREAM OF YOU. [129
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265598; Chas.
K. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec'd Aug. 28, 1911 > reeorded,. v. 1,
ele
WHEN PADDY GOES A-COURTING. [1380
© Aug. 25, 1911; EH 265582; Chas.
Kk. Harris, New York, N. Y. Notice
rec’d Aug. 24, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 120.
WINGS OF LOVE; orchestra. fis
© Aug. 3, 1911; E 263608; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York, N. Y:
Notice rec’d Aug. 26, 1911; recorded,
Vi lesa dditse
You ARE MY ROSE OF ROSES. ; 132
© June 5, 1911; BH 259335; The.
Joseph Morris co., New York, N. Y. |
Notice rec’d Aug. 17, 1911; recorded,
Wad toe alae):
You CAN’T SCARE ME, Mr. Moon. [133
© Aug. 28, 1911; E 265585; Chas.
Kk. Haris, New York, N. ¥.- Notice |
reec’d Aug. 28, 1911; recorded, v. 1,'
Daas |
22563-25197
RIDE AnRY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 82, 1891
JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909
PART 3:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER
1911
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 6
No. 11
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1911
ae CE ee pe,
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
ee Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing
the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is
issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabetically by titles, with the excep-
tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as ‘‘Fiinf studien,”’
‘12 études élémentaires,’’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class
without differentiating words (e. g., ‘‘Waltz,’? “Etude,” etc.), which are arranged
under the name of the composer instead of the title.
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are
understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading
‘‘Words by,’ “‘“Music by,”’ are to be understood as songs.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right Office.
To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘E,’’ Class E, Musical composi-
tions; ‘‘D,’’? Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘©’’ implies copyright regis-
tration of a published composition, followed by date of publication; ‘‘© 1 c.’’ stands
for copyright of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright
Office of the printed or manuscript copy and ‘‘2 c.’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date
of their receipt. In case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue
or issues containing such contributions is required.
A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue,
immediately following the text.
A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
1909, will be found just prior to the index.
Each issue has an index to composers. The December Lente completing the
volume, will have a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The sub-
scription price for Part 3, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $1.00 for
the year 1911, payable in advance to the Superintendent of Documents by postal money
order, express order, or New York draft.
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NOTICE.
THE RETURN TO COPYRIGHT CLAIMANTS OF PRINTED COPYRIGHT
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to.amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright ” provide as follows:
Sec. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under the pro-
visions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this act, the Librarian
of Congress shall determine what books and other articles shall be transferred
to the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, including the law
library, and what other books or articles shall be placed in the reserve collec-
tions of the Library of Congress for sale or exchange or be transferred to other
governmental libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
Sec. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above provided, together with
all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the Librarian of Congress and
the register of copyrights jointly shall, at suitable intervals, determine what of
these received during any period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve
in the permanent files of the copyright office, and, after due notice as herein-
after provided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed in the
Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November, inclusive, a state-
ment of the years of receipt of such articles and a notice to permit any author,
copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant to claim and remove before the
expiration of the month of December of last year anything found which relates
to any of his productions deposited or registered for copyright within the
- period of years stated, not reserved or disposed of as provided for in this act:
And provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished work shall be
destroyed during its term of copyright without specific notice to the copyright
proprietor of record, permitting him to claim and remove it.
In complhance with the above-cited provisions of law,
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant of any. printed musical composition deposited for
copyright registration in the office of the Librarian of Congress
during the years 1870 to 1879, inclusive, that any such author, copy-
right proprietor, or other lawful claimant may send to the Register
of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the musical composition,
the year in which copyright registration was made, and, if possible,
the number under which such musical composition was entered for
copyright, with a request for its return. On receipt of such informa-
tion and request, such musical composition will be returned to the
author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant, unless it has
been otherwise disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such musical composition should be
made as early as possible during the year 1911. If no such applica-
tion has been received during said year, such musical composition
may be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of section 60
of said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Frpruary 1, 1911.
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU-
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in-
struments in the case of Belgium, Germany, Luxemburg, and Nor-
way. The President signed proclamations to this effect on the fol-
lowing dates: Belgium (June 14, 1911), Germany (Dec. 8, 1910),
Luxemburg (June 14, 1911), Norway (June 14, 1911). These proc-
lamations were printed on pages v—x of Part 3, volume 6, no. 7, of the
Catalogue of Copyright Entries.
From information received through the Department of State, the
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (e)
of the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911), ~
Denmark (May 19, 1911), Italy (Aug. 8, 1911), Mexico (May 8,
1911), the Netherlands (Mar. 13, 1911), and Switzerland (Apr. 8.
LOL):
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
*"A CAFONA; canzone popolare, versi di
Rocco Galdieri, musica di Emanuele
Nutile. [22563
Omeaue, 25, 1911; 2). e@ Oct. 17,
1911; E 267574; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
7A CALAMITA ’E NAPULE; Canzone popo-
lare, versi di Aniello Califano,
musica di Rodolfo Falvo. [22564
© A230 1911: Que. Oct; 17,
1911; H 267575; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
"A CANZONE D’ ’E CANZONE; versi di
Ciro Volpe, musica di A. Mattiacci.
(Edizioni Bideri, no. 3255.) [22565
Sept. 7, 1911:: 2 ec Sept. 12,
1911; EH 264651; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples.
7A CANZONE D’ ’O CUSCRITTO; quanno
partie, arrive e tuorne, versi di G.
Attanasio (Gionata), musica di Al-
fredo Mazzucchi. (Canzoni napole-
tane popolari, no. 2809.) [22566
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 c Sept. 25,
1911; E 264936; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
7A CANZONE D’ ’0 MARENARO; barcarola,
versi di Aniello Califano, musica di
S. Gambardella. [22567
Orage. 2s 1911: 2 e Oct. 14,
1911; E 2674938; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
A CASA VOSTA; canzonetta popolare,
versi di G. B. de Curtis, musica di
Giuseppe de Gregorio. [22568
©) Sues) 23) 1911: 2) -e. Oct. 14,
1911; EH 267494; Polyphon musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
‘A CHITARRA E ’0 MANDULINO; parole
di Libero Bovio, musica di Vincenzo
Valente. [22569
Omens 23.) 1911." 2 7c) Oct.” 17,
1911; KE 267576; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
7A CUMMEDIANTE; versi di F. Feola,
musica di G. Capolongo. [22570
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 267655; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
"A FEMMENA; versi di R. Galdieri,
musica di E. de Curtis. [22571
© Aust. 23.) 1th 22, e. Oct, iz
1911; E 267495; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g.. Wahren-Leipzig.
A @FAHRLI’S GIFT; ged. von O. HE. W..
musik von Josef Piber, op. 86, no. 2,
fiir munnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. [22572
© Sept. 28, 1911: 2 ¢ Oct). 4
1911; BH 267222; F. H.-C. Leuekart,
Leipzig.
"A GUERRA A TRIPULE; canzonetta d’oc-
casione, versi di A. Matacea, musica
di Genn. Camerlingo. [22573
©Oct. 12,1911 > 2c, Och 147 1911-
E 267523; Arturo Matacea, New
York
"A GUERRA CU ’E TURCHE; canzonetta
patriottica, versi di E. Quadrino,
musica di G. Navarra; canto e man-
dolino. [22574
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267314; Antoni Grauso, New York.
A LA BIEN-AIMEE; valse by Eduard
Schutt, op. 59; no. 2;-arr. by: Chas: Jd.
Roberts; full orchestra and piano
ace. [22575
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1911;
EK 267524; Carl Fischer, New York.
"A ’NGRESA E L’AUSESKIP; musica e
versi di Luigi Donadio. [22576
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 19, 1911;
EK 267664; Italian book co., New
York.
"A NZiIRIA; duetto, versi di Ferd. Russo,
musica di Franc. Buongiovanni.
[22577
©) Mg 23) 191d"? e'Oet, 7, Lote:
E 267282; #Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
A PRIMMA SERENATA; versi e musica di
G. B. De Curtis. » [22578
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
Hh 267511; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
1315
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES -
22579
Dt. 1, GSE.
°A SERENATA MIA; versi di Ferdinando
Russo, musica di E. de Curtis.
[22579
© Pues 23) ois) Ose Owr was:
1911; E 267497; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
7A SPRUCETA; parole di Ugo Ricci, mu-
sica di Vincenzo Valente. [22580
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1911;
EK 267577; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g.. Wahren-Leipzig.
"A VIA PE’ SPUSA; Canzone popolare,
versi di Aniello Califano, musica di
Hmanuele Nutile. [22581
@ Age 23, 1911 2c) Oe 1 19M
EK 267578; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
ABANICO (EL); quick march by A.
Javaloyes, arr, by J. Ord Hume;
band. 4to. (Boosey’s march jour-
nal, no. 142.) [22582
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2c. Sept. 9, 1911;
EK 264546; Boosey & co., London.
—— Spanish march by A. Javaloyes,
arr. by W. H. Myddleton; orchestra
4to. (Boosey’s orchestral journal,
no. 142.) [22583
© Sept. 9,1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911;
E 264545; Boosey & co., London.
ABBRILE .. . DOLCE DORMIRE; versi di
G. B. De Curtis, musica di Enrico
Cannio. [ 22584
©rAue231 1901-2 eC Oct 7 19lde
E 267280; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-g.,
Wahren-Leipzig.
ABEND; ged. von Anna Ritter, music
by Philipp Gretscher, op. 69, ftir
dreistimmigen frauenchor. 4to.
(Drei lieder, no. 1.) [22585
© July 25, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
Dem Otie2ien ho Hs. Car heuckant,
Leipzig.
ABEND AM SEE; ged. von Martin Greif,
musik von Georg Gohler, fiir min-
nerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. Leipzig, C. A. Klemm. [22586
© Sept. 15, 191: 2 &) Oct. 2,
1911; HEH 267730; Georg Gohler,
Leipzig. ;
ABENDFEIER IN BARTHOLOMA; text und
musik von Theodor Podbertsky, op.
197, fiir vierstimmigen minnerchor
und dreistimmigen frauenchor, mit
pianoforte. Partitur und chorstim-
men. [22587
©- Sept. 18, 1911- 2 ¢ Oct. 9;
1911; EK 267350; F. HE. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
ABENDLIED; by Henry Hackett, op. 32;
organ. (Organ loft book 78, no.
236.) [22588
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 & Oct 1641911:
E 267547; Vincent music co., Itd.,
London.
-——— by Ira B. Wilson; organ.
© Sept. 1) 1902 ew seria 25,
1911; EH 266447; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
---— ged. von Franz Hivers, musik von
Richard Wetz, op. 28, no. 4, fiir mit-
tlere stimme. [22590
© July 4,, 19tt oe cent 1s:
1911; HE 264749; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig. ;
ACKELEY; ged. von Margarete Bruch,
musik von Max Bruch, op. 86, fiir
gemischten chor. Partitur. (Sechs
lieder, no. 1.) [22591
© Aug. 23, 1919) 2eeOcr 21),
1911; KE 267736; MHeinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
ACQUA PASSATA; versi di Ferdinando
Russo, musica di Rodolfo Falvo.
| 22592
© Aug: 23. 319i 02 te ss@en- wilt.
1911; EH 267579; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
See Haydn (F. J.)
ADAGIO IN EH; by W. Wolstenholme;
organ. (Three sketches, no. 2.)
[22592*
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2c Aug. 23,
1911; EH 264231; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston, Mass.
ADAGIO.
ADDIO MIA BELLA; canzone popolare,
versi di R. Ferraro-Correra, musica
di Vincenzo Valente. [22593
©, Aug. 23) 19tde 2 erO@ciin17,
1911; EK 267580; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
ADDIO, NINETTA; versi di Ferd. Russo,
musica di Enrico Cannio. [22594
© Aug. 23. a9 eae Oct.) 7
1911; E 267281; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
ADIEU (L’); nocturne, by R. Favar-
ger, transcription by Theo. M. To-
bani; full orch. and pf. [ 22595
©. Sept. 23, 191d: 2 ec, Oe 4419111:
E 266917; Carl Fischer, New York.
ADVANCING OF THE TROOPS MARCH;
militaire, by A. Shaeffer; guitar.
[22596
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oct: 12, 1911;
E 268294; Arling Shaeffer, Chicago.
1316
[22589
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
22614
ADVICE TO THE LOVELORN; from The
monarch and the maid, lyric by Mat-
thew Ott, music by Dan J. Sullivan.
[22597
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1911;
EK 266976; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
AFAR AMONG THE HILLS OF LACKA-
WANIE; words and music by E. In-
verness. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [22598
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 10, 1911;
EK 268201; E. Paulanton, St. Paul.
AFTENSANG; ord af I. Moe, musik af
Oscar Borg, kor og kvartetter, for
mandsstemmer. 4to. (Norsk musik-
forlags udgave, no. 250.) [22599
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1911;
HE 267048; Norsk musikforlag, Kristi-
ania, Norway.
AFTER DINNER SONG; words by Harriet
D. Castle, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[22600
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; H 266449; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
AFTER SCHOOL; march, by J. Brown-
field; piano, four hands. [22601
© Oct. 20,1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1911;
HieZostoametrank K. Root. & co.,
Chicago.
AFTER THE WAR IS OVER; words by R. A.
~Baggett, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22602
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c Oct. 9, 1911:
E 268096; Robt. A. Baggett, Hamil-
ton, Tex.
AH L’AMMORE E CHE FFA FA; versi di
EK. Murolo, musica di E. de Curtis.
[22603
©maue. 23, 1911: 2 ¢ Oct. 1471911 -
E 267496; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
AH’M LIST’NIN’ FO’ THE COCKEDOO-
DLEDOO-DOO-D00; words and music by
F. Quinby. [22604
(yadve: Oct, 11, 1914: Hi 268307 :
Franklyn Quinby, New York.
AINT YOU SORRY ; words and music
by Cok. Williams, ..arr: by. Tim
Coen. ; [22605
©idt ec 1Oct, 19: 1914> By 268799;
Cecil F. Williams. Chicago.
ATR D’AGNESINA; dans l’opéra bouffe
L/inimico delle donne, poésie de Gio.
Bertati, traduction francaise de M.
de Rudder, musique de Bald. Ga-
luppi: sop. demi-caractére. (Réper-
toire francais de Jl’ancien chant
classique, no. 435.) [22606
© Ochs Aas ISL ree OC ta:
“1911; E 267619; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
AIRS DE BALLET; par Frank Winter-
bottom; a, Madame; b, Monsieur;
violoncello and piano. [22607
(© Oct! 16) 19th 126. "Oe, 1%
1911; E 267562; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London.
AL CHIARQ DI LUNA; mazurka, by G.
Silvestri, arr. by Felice De Matteo;
clarinet; cornet; trombone. (Hdi-
zione Pagani, no. 9.) [22608
© Oct: 5/191. 2 & Oct)’ 6, 1911:
EK 267268; O. Pagani & bro., New
York.
AL POLO NORD; marcia, by Angelo Vag-
netti; op. 123;-piano. [22609
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
HE 267406; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
ALADDIN MARCH; by Herbert Le Grand,
arr. by Henry S. Sawyer; piano,
four hands. [22610
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ¢.-Oct. 18;
1911; HE 268732; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
ALAGA RAG; by F. V. Ponder; pf. New
Orleans. Philip Werlein, ltd. [22611
© Sept. 30, 1911; 27° e > Sept. 30:
1911; E 266719; Florida V. Ponder,
Shelby, Ala.
ALBERO ’E PIGNA; mariuccella, versi di
Giovan Battista de Curtis, musica di
Rodolfo Falvo. [22612
OAS (25enOi th 2 nest Octe 40,
1911; EK 267581; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
ALBUM; 12 leichte stticke, von Alfred
Moffat, ftir violine in den ersten
lagen, mit klavierbegleitung. (Hdi-
tion Schott, no. 7576.) [22613
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 © Sept.- 20,
1911; EK 264798; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
ALBUM DE SIX MORCEAUX CHOISIS; par
Claude Debussy. 1. Ire. Arabesque.
2. En bateau. 3. Menuet. 4. Sere-
nade for the doll. 5. La fille aux
cheveux de lin. 6. La plus que
lente; piano seul. [22614
©) cSepins 30; 6 19 +52 ele Oct, 19)
1911: KE 267818; Durand ‘et. €ie,
Paris.
i aise,
——_— ee
ee
22615
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v.6
ALBUM OF 11 SONGS; words and music
by Lucien Travers. London, Star
music pub. co., ltd. 4to. [22615
Om suly 20; aot oO errs. ee
1911; EK 267082; Alice Lucy Travers,
Westmoreland, England.
ALEXANDER; humorous part-song, words
anon., music by A. Herbert Brewer ;
men’s voices. 4to. (The orpheus,
new series, no. 526.) [22616
© Sept: -27, 1911: 2c. Sept. 28:
1911; H 264978; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
ALI BARA VALSE; by M. Jenney; pf.
[22617
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1911; E 268860;
Maleolm Jenney, Boston.
ALL ALONG THE RIVER; waltzes by F. G.
Strong: piano. [22618
© Sept. 7, 19iie 2 3c) Sept, 4.
1911; EH 264729; Francis G. Strong,
Victoria, B. C.
ALL CHANGE HERE; valse, on melodies
by H. G. Pélissier, arr. by Herman
HWinek ; orech. and pf. conductor.. 4to.
[22619
© Sept. 21, A9it= 2 e" Sept, 22:
1911; EK 264864; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don.
ALL DAY; words by Mrs. F. W. Web-
ster, music by Evelyn Dissmore.
[22620
Oy Ocke 23:5) 1910s. Dt Ch Ochi i28:
1911; E 269055; Mrs. EF. Wolcott
Webster and Evelyn Dissmore, Des
Moines.
ALL FOR ME; words by George Han-
bury, music by Norman O'Neill.
[22621
©) Sept. 9, 1911s 2 © -Sept.19,
1911; E 264543; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
ALL FOR you; words by Harold Atte-
ridge, music by Melville J. Gideon.
[22622
© Oct. U8 .1911s) 2, ie Oetew19,
1911; E 268813; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
ALL HAIL; words by Alice J. Cleator,
music by A. O. Oliver. [22628
©ANOchH 1d, 19d Dine. Oct ats)
1911; E 268504; Hope pub. co.,
Chicago.
ALL IN ALL;
Chapman,
J. W.
Butts.
[ 22624
© Oct. 219142 Oct 10; AQT:
EK 268185; J. Wilbur Chapman,
Jamaica, N.. Y.
hymn, words by
music by Benj. F.
ALL MINE; words and music by Evelyn
Ash. [22625
© Sept. 4,-191t' 2ye"Senn 14:
AS) i ee 0) 264661 - Augener, 1td., Lon-
don.
ALL THE TIME IS LOVIN’ TIME TO ME;
song without ace., words by D.
Shamforoff, music by James. T.
Brown. [22626
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1911; E 265563;
James T. Brown, Elizabeth, N. J.,
and David Shamforoff, Coney Island.
ALLA MARCIA; by W. G. Alcock; (short
postludes for the organ, no. 2)
[22627
© Sept. 23, 1991: 2) Sept. 25,
1911; EH 264923; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
ALLELUIA ; Easter anthem, words
[translated from the Latin] by Fran-
cis Pott, music by C. W. Parnell.
8vO. [22628
© Oct. 5, 191132 GOck 101911:
EH 267886; Claude W. Parnell, Michel-
dean, Glos., England.
ALLGEGENWART; ged. von Rich. Dehmel,
musik von Hugo Kaun, op. 87, no.
1, ftir alt oder mezzo-sopran und
bariton. [22629
© July 27, 1911 2enOchy > 1911:
E 267095; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
ALLO, MADEMOISELLE; ou, La demoiselle
et le pompier, chansonnette, paroles
de F.. L. Bénech, musique de R. Des-
moulins. — | 22630
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1911;
KE 267614 ; ee Bénech, Paris.
ALMIGHTY Gop; anthem for Advent,
words from the prayer book, music
by C. W. Parnell. 8vo. [22631
© Oct. 5,191: 2 ecxOer a0) 1911;
E 267387 ; Claude W. Parnell, Michel-
dean, Glos., England.
ALMOND EYES; Japanese love song,
written and. composed by Tom Mel-
lor and Harry Gifford. [ 22632
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10. 1911;
E 267420; B. Feldman & co., London.
ALONE; valse tabarin, by Mackie-
Beyer; military band. 4to.
[226383
© Oct. 9;°191L ZAM OCEAS 19;
EK 268447; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.:
words by H. E. Garden, music
by Evelyn Ash. [22634
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 14, 1911;
H} 264662; ieee ica London.
1318
]
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 11, 1911
ALONE TO-NIGHT; words by C. Haw-
kins, music by Len Fleming. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22635
pomwco, LOL: 2 ee, Oct.” 11,
1911; E 268380; Chas. Hawkins,
Owasco, Ind.
ALONE WITH JESUS; words and music
by M. Withey. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [22636
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EH 268141; Minnie Withey, Home,
AXKans.
Atone BroaDway; from The three
-Romeos, words by R. H. Burnside,
music by Raymond Hubbell. [22637
me) Oct. 2a, 1911: 2 e..Oct..23, 1911;
EH 268874; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
ALSCHAUSKY (SERAFIN) Konzert no.
1 in B dur; by S. Alschausky, ftir
posaune. 1. Mit orchesterbeglei-
tung. 2. Mit pianofortebegleitung.
[ 22638, 22639
© June 27, 1911; 2 c. each Sept.
22, 1911; E 264888, 264889; A. E.
Vischer, Bremen, Germany.
AM HIMMELSTOR; ged. von Conrad
- Ferdinand Meyer, musik von Richard
Wetz, op. 26, no. 3, ftir mittlere
stimme. [22640
Gejulys 4 1911: 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; HK 264750; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
AM STILLEN HERD. See Wagner (R.)
AM WEGE; ged. von J. J. David, musik
von Friedrich Mayer. (Lieder, no.
3.) [22641
© Sept. 7, 1914; 2. c¢. Oct. 21,
1911; E 267698; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig.
AMANDA WAITING FOR HERMAN: words
by M. Messick, music by Charles J.
W. Jerreld, Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [22642
(© Oci..3,. 1911: 2 c« Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 268231; Mary Messick, Easthamp-
ton, Mass.
AMANTS (LES) (Lovers); valse lente,
par W. H. Davin, pour piano.
[22643
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 264989; Francis, Day &
) Hunter, London.
AMEN AND VESPER; morning and even-
ing service, together with the office
for holy communion, in E flat, by
C. W. Parnell; mixed voices. Lon-
_ don, Novello & co., ltd. [ 22644
| re sept. 20) 1911: 2 ¢. Sept: 22,
1911; E 264874; Claude W. Parnell,
London.
226538
AMERICAN (THE) LEGION; words and
music by F. Cotten. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [22645
©: Sept: 23. 190 = BS esnOcts” 9:
1911; E 268118; Ford Cotten, El
Paso.
AMERICAN (THE) MOTHER; words and
music by A. Schuett. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [ 22646
©”-Sept:"26,"1911 = 2c Oct. 1
1911; E 268348; Addie Schuett, Los
Angeles.
AMERICUS CLUB; march by Nick Brown,
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; military band.
(20th Century journal no. 1424.)
[22647
© Och 14, 1914; 2" “Odin IG
1911; E 268658; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
AMMORE A QUATT’UOCCHIE; versi di D.
Furno, musica di Vineenzo Adamo.
[22648
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18,
1911; E 267658; Capolongo-Feola,
Naples.
AMMORE A
Califano,
TABANTELLA; versi di <A.
musica di R. Falvo.
[22649
© Awe: 23, 1914-9 ce. Oct 17, A9h1:
I 267582; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
AMMORE (L’) E N’ARMUNIA; versi di M.
A. Mancini, musica di Alberto Mon-
tanari. (Canzoni napoletane popo-
lari, no. 2797.) [22650
©) Went i2--190tt 2c. Sept. 25.
1911; E 264935; Raffaele Izzo, Na-
ples.
AMMORE ’E PATRIA; duetto patriottico,
versi di L. Marmorino, musica di V.
Napoletano; canto e mandolino.
[22651
©)Oe 13.51911* 2-c. Oct, 14, 1919:
EK 267522; Antonio Grauso, New
York.
AMMORE ’E PRIMMAVERA; versi di M. A.
Mancini, musica di Eduardo Lan-
zetta. (Canzoni napoletane popo-
lari, no. 2798.) [22652
©Oet 6.1911. 2c) Oct, 18 ISLE:
E 267638; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
AMMORE PAzzZO; versi di A. Genise,
musica di L. De Luea. (Canzoni
napoletane popolari, no. 2778.)
[22652
© Sept. 21, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1911;
267639; Raffaele Izzo. Naples.
1319
22654
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Di Li, Wyse. G
AMMORE SPASSUSO; versi di A. Cali-
fano, musica di F. Buongiovanni.
[22654
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2-¢. Oct. 7, 1911:
E 267283: Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
AMORANDA; two-step with refrain,
words and music by Montague Ring,
German version by A. H. Quaritch;
piano with vocal refrain. [ 22655
© Senty' 1451900: 2) ec Sennials)
1911; E 264737; Regent music pub.
co., London.
AN DER DONAU IST ES SCHON; ged.
von Martin Greif, musik von Georg
Gohler, fiir minnerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. Leipzig, C. A.
Klemm. [22656
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 21, 1911;
E 267731; Georg Gohler, Leipzig.
AND IT CAME TO PASS; words by Edith
S. Tillotson, musie by Ira B. Wilson ;
bass solo, quartet and women’s
chorus. [22657
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
HE 269010; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O.
AND THE PUBLICAN; music by
Marks Evans; mixed yoices.
tral chureh collection, no. 9.)
[22658
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
H 268068; Gamble hinged music ¢o.,
Chicago.
Geo.
(Cen-
ANDANTE ESPRESSIVO; par Ethel Barns,
pour violon et piano. [22659
© Aug. 2, A911: 2c. Sept. 20;
1911; E 264799; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz.
ANDANTE GRAZIOSO; par Hthel Barns,
pour violon et piano. [22660
© sAugy 21, 1911+ 20c% Sept. 20,
1911; E 264800; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz.
ANDANTINO. See McDowell (H. A.)
ANGE (L’) CONSOLATEUR; trio par
Arthur St. Croix, pour violon, vio-
loncello et piano. ; [22661
© Sept. 14, 1911; 72) c (Sept. 26,
1911; E 264957: B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz.
ANGEL (THE) CHOIRS; words by Mabel
J. Rosemon, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[22662
2c. Sept. 25,
Lorenz pub. Co.,
© Sept. ‘8, 1911;
1911; E 266450;
Dayten, O.
1320
ANGEL’S (THE) sone; words by Edith
S. Tillotson, musie by Ira B. Wilson ;
tenor solo and ehoir. [22663
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 e« Oct. 23,
1911; E 269008; Lorenz pub. eo.,
Dayton, O.
—— words by Mabel J. Rosemon,
inusie by Fred B. Holton. [22664
© Sept..-8, 1911;.2 > Sept. 25,
1911; E 266451; Lorenz pub. co.,
\Daytcn, O.
ANGELS’ (THE) SONG RINGS OUT AGAIN;
words and music by J. B. Herbert.
(Octavo anthems, 8th series, no.
438. ) [22665
Oct. 20; 1911: 22 en Oct. .23.
1911; EF. 268899; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati.
ANGELINA; nocturne, Green-
wald; piano. [22666
© -- Oet. 23, A9ie ee we Oct 25,
1911; E 268916; Century music pub.
co., New York.
by Dt:
ANGELUS (THE); by Ludwig Keller-
man, op. 30; piano. [22667
Oct: 24; DOIN a2 Fee OC. 25;
1911; E 269142; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
ANGLING; from the comie opera The |
love mills, words by Leslie Stiles, |
[22668 |
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911; |
music by L. Hillier.
E 267315; Louis Hillier, London.
ANNIVERSARY; march,
Sanglear; band. 4to.
© Oct: 9) 191 ere
Cincinnati.
ANY OLD MAN FOR ME; from Mutt and
Jeff, words by E. S. S. Huntington,
music by Howard Webster.
© Oct: 5, 1910 2 5cs Oeive, abot
E 266953; Chas. K. Harris, New
York.
APPEL (L’) DU PRINTEMPS (Appeal to |
spring); valse caprice, by Ludwig |
[22671 |
©. Oct. 7%, 191 Bre" Cet. 12) 19a
E 268486; Shattinger piano & music |
Hoffmeister, op. 10; piano.
co., St. Louis.
APPLE BLOSSOM WALTZ; by A. A. Car- i
Washington, H. Kirkus |
[22672 |
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 10, 1911; |
FE 268264; Anna A. Carroll, Buffalo. |
roll; piano.
Dugdale co.
by Charles |
[22669 |
Oet: 12:81]
1911; E 269105; Fillmore bros. ¢o., |
[22670
1 0 ge Oe
MUsICAL COMPOSITIONS
22693
APPLE BLOSSOMS; flower dance, by
EF. Henri Klickmann; piano. [22673
CieOc AT, A911: 2 ee: Oct: 14,
1911; E 268572; McKinley music co.,
Chicago.
APPLE OF THE VALLEY; words by M.
Hack, music by Agnes Bell. [22674
Oct 5, 1911; .2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268091; Mary Hack, Winchester,
Va.
APRIL; words by Edwin Markham,
music by Harriet Ware. [22675
Pee Oce 2t 1911- 2 c. Oct... 21,
4991; H 268851; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
ArButus; intermezzo, by M. A. E.
Davis; piano, four hands. [22676
OOceedts. 1911: 3 e@ Oct. 24,
1911; EK 269078; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
ARCADE (THE); march and two-step,
by F. W. Fleer; pf. Pittsburgh, W.
H. Witt music co. [22677
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; EH 266716; F. William Fleer,
Pittsburgh.
ARDIENTES DESVARICS; danza, letra de
M. Acuna, mtisica de Luis G. Jorda,
para canto y piano. [22678
Oe dniy 445 1911. 2 ¢ Oct. 2,
toad HY 267098; Otto y Arzoz,
Mexico, Mex.
ARIA; words by Ezra Pound, music by
Walter Morse Rummel. (Three
songs, no. 3.) [22679
Sept, 19,1911 -> 2 c.. Sept. 29,
1911; E 266721; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. 3
ARIA (L’) SERENA; versi di Ferdi-
nando Russo, musica di P. E. Fonzo.
[22680
@nweees, 1911: 2c Oct. 17,
1911; BE 267596; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
ARIOSO, IN G MAJoR; by Cari Busch;
violin and piano. [22681
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1911; ;
E 268717; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
ARIZONA ROSE; words by Hugo Ham-
lin, music by Vernon C. Holmes.
[22682
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268808; Knickerbocker music pub.
co., Boston.
ARLEQUIN; par
pour piano.
Emilo Russi, op. 8,
(Silhouettes, no. 6.)
[22683
@eSept. 11, 1911s" 2 1c. Cet: 2.
tr BH. 267102; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
ARMS OF AMERICA; march, by Arthur
Pryor; arr. by L:. P. Laurendeau;
full band. 4to. [ 22684
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1011:
E 266869; Carl Fischer, New York.
ARNAUD (ALBERT) Capriccio; par A.
Armaud; pour piano. [22685
@©i'Sept.- 23; 1910 3) 2a Sepe” ta:
1911; E 264583 ; Heugel et cie., Paris.
AROUND THE WORLD; Selection, by Man-
uel Klein, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
piano. [22686
© Oct, 7 191L= De. Get 9 .Agt-
E 268084; M. Witmark & sons. New
York.
ART IS CALLING FOR ME; from The en-
chantress, by Victor Herbert; hotel
orchestra. 4to. [22687
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268940; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
As I DREAM; words by Gertrude Mc-
Dermaid, music by H. Trotére; in G,
B flat and C. [22688
© Sept? 212 199i 2 eG) Sepr 22:
1911; E 264862; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
AS LONG AS THE BAND WILL PLAY;
march, two-step by Felix Arndt, arr.
by Sol Levy; orchestra. 4to.
_ [22689
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1911;
E 269096; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ASHFORD (E. L.) Prelude; by E. L.
Ashford; organ in C. [22690
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25, 1911;
E 266511; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O.
ASK SANTA TO PRESCRIBE; words by
Harriet D. Castle; music by Ira B.
Wilson. [22691
©oSept, 18, 191i 2 ee, Sept 2b:
1911; E 266452; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
AT THE CIRCUS; march, by R. Streab-
bog; piano, four hands. [22692
©) Oct: 20, 1914; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268734; Frank K. Root & ©¢o.,
Chicago.
ATTAINMENT. See Wilson (Christo-
pher. )
AU BAL MASQUE; words by Ezra Pound,
music by Walter Morse Rummel.
(Three songs, no. 2.) [22693
@:Sept.19) 19d 2 ec. Seppe 23;
1911: E 266722; Augener ltd., Lon-
don.
1321
; a ——————-_ -
22694
VALAIIOGUE UP UUETYRIiGit HANIAIES -
pt. it m.S,, V.'6
AU GOLFE DE NAPLES; tarantelle par
Ch. Graziani-Walter, op. 400, pour
piano. (Six moreceaux faciles sans
octaves, no. 5.) [22694
© Aue: 1%, 19112 "2 “e Septe 22)
1911; HK 264898; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
AUBADE; Morning serenade, by EH. Hor-
ton Miles; piano. [22695
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 21,
1911; BH 268691; Paul A. Schmidt,
Minneapolis.
AUBADE PROVENGALE; von Louis Cou-
perin, bearb. von Fritz Kreisler, ftir
violine und _ piano. (Klassische
maauskripte, no. 15.) [22696
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c Oct. 13, 1911;
E 267471; B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz.
AUCUNE NE VAUT LA CANADIENNE;
chansonette de Albert Larrieu, arr.
et adaptée par Louis Duval. [22697
© Oct as. 19ite oe Oct. 20)
1911; E 267677; Modern music co.,
Lowell, Mass.
AUF DEM DACHE SITZT EIN STORCH; aus
der operette Die hexe, text und
musik von Richard Jiger. [22698
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 c Sept. 29,
1911; E 264997; Allegro-verlag,
Breslau, Germany.
AUF DER REISE; ged. von Berta Konig,
musik von Wilhelm Meyer, op. 75, ftir
miunnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
Ato. [22699
$ © June’ 30; 1911: 2 ¢. Aue, 18.
1911; EK 267129; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
AUF NACH BETHLEHEM ; text von H. G.
, Aldinger, music von 8S. W. Beazley
fand others] Svo. [22700
‘© Oct, 18.191 2c, Ocke 23)
1911; A 299449; Geo. F. Rosche &
eo., Chicago.
AUF SCHULOM STEHT DIE WELT; words
by H. Altman, music by Perlmutter
& Wohl; quartett: [22701
Or.Oct. 20) a9. 2) cy Oe. 23%
1911; E 268888; A. Teres, New York.
von Léon
AUFZUG DER STADTWACHE;
Jessel, op. 221. 1. Pianoforte. 2.
Orchester. 3. Cavalleriemusik. 4.
Infanteriemusik. (3 und 4 arr. von
Schmidt-Cothen. ) [22702-22705
© July 22, 1911; 2 e. each Oct. 2,
1911; EH 267088—-267091; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many.
AUS DEN HYMNEN AN DIE NACHT; von
Novalis, musik. von Richard Wetz,
op. 26, no. 4, fiir mittlere stimme.
[22706
© July 4, 1911; 2 @ Sept. is,
1911; EH 264759; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
AUTUMN; words by P. B. B. Bargetzi,
music by J. Mayer. [22707
© 1 ¢. Oct: 17, 19113 HW 268706:
Joseph Mayer, Brooklyn. .
words by Percy Bysshe Shelley,
music by Ira B. Wilson. 1. Men’s
voices, 2. Women’s voices.
[22768, 22709
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 © each Oct.
23, 1911; E 2689638, 269032; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, Ohio.
AUTUMN (AN) DAY; words by Lloyd
Holland, music by Purcell James
Mansfield, op. 18; mixed voices.
4to. (Stainer & Bell’s choral library,
no. 59.) {22710
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 «© Oct. 9, 1911:
Ei 267842; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
AUTUMN LEAVES; words by Maurice
Windus, music by Joseph Soar. 1.
In EH, contralto. 2. In A mezzo-sop.
3. In B, sop. and tenor. [22711
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. each Oct. 17,
1911; KE 267563; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
AUX PETITS ENFANTS; poésie de AI-
phonse Daudet, musique de Louis
Ureel. 22722
© Oct. 14, 1911 | 2@Oer 23 1911:
EH 267775; Maurice Vieu et Jane
Vieu, Paris.
AVE Maria; par A. Tellies, pour piano.
(S chansons sans paroles, no. 2.)
PPA ales
© Oct. 18, 1911: 2ev Och 21/191:
HH} 267681; B. EF. Wood music co.,
Boston.
AVEU DISCRET; von Emil Kronke, op.
68, ftir pianoforte. (Trois pensées
musicales, no. 2.) [22714
© May 18, 1911; 2 «& Oct. 9, 1911;
H) 267851; F. H. C. Leuckart, Leipzig. —
AVIATION WALTZ; by C. A. Gouf; piano.
[22715
© Oct. 16,1919); 2c, Oct 18) 1911;
E 268726; Chas. A. Gouf, Chicago.
AWAKE, BELOVED; words by Perey Pink-
erton, music by Romualdo Sapio,
in G. [22716
© Aug. 24) 191102. casepe 20;
1911; E 264801; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
1322
:
(
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
| no. 11, 1911
AWAKENING OF SPRING. (Fruehlings
erwachen); by ©. E. Bach, arr. by
C. H. Reeves; full band. 4to.
[22717
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2¢., Oct. 4, 1911;
EH 266868; Carl Fischer, New York.
| AWAKENING (THE) OF THE FLOWERS;
song without words, by Rocco
Venuto; piano. [22718
Omisent 28 1911: 2 c¢ Oct: 2,
1911; EH 267064; Kunkel bros. music
co., St. Louis.
AWAY IN A MANGER; carol, words by
Martin Luther, music an old Nor-
mandy earol, arr. by H. P.; mixed
voices. S8vo. [22719
(@mOcto14 101t: 2) ec: Oct. 17;
1911; EK 267558; Morgan & Scott,
Itd., London.
BABY DEAR; words and music by Ralph
Whitney Mockridge. [22720
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 267381; Boosey & co., London.
BaBYy DUET; from Gypsy love, words
by Harry B. Smith and Robert B.
Smith, music by Franz Lehar.
[22721
Osco asl: 191l: 2 ¢ Oct. 2,
1911; E 267166; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
BABY IS CALLING FOR YOU; words by
Robert Scott, music by J. M. Wil-
cockson. PPO?
CG) Oe. 051911: o2-e..: Oct. 115
1911; H 268839; Jose M. Wilcockson
musie co., Hammond, Ind.
Bapy Rose; march two-step, by Geo.
Christie, arr. by T. P. and Geo. J.
Trinkaus; mand. orch. [22723
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 e Oct. 4, 1911;
HE 266852; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
BABY SLEEP; words and music by Nel-
lie Simpson. [22724
©) Sept. 4 1911; 2-c¢. Sept. 14,
1911; EH 264668; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
BABY’S SWEETHEART; Serenade, by W.
Corri,, arr. by lL. P. Laurendeau;
full band. Ato. [22725
© Aug. 22, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266870; Carl Fischer, New York.
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) First les-
sons in Bach; 16 short pieces by J.
S. Bach, compiled and fingered by
Walter Carroll; piano. Book 1.
~ [22726
© Mar. 29, 1911; 2 e«. Oct. 9,
1911; E 267339; R. W. Heffelfinger,
Los Angeles.
22735
Bacu (JOHANN SEBASTIAN )—Contd.
-—— Priludium und fuge; themen von
J. S. Bach, von Max Reger, op. 117,
no. 5; ftir die violine allein. [22727
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 @ Oct. 11,
1911; EH 267449; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
— Selected movements from the or-
chestral suites; by J. S. Bach, tran-
scribed by A. M. Henderson; piano.
[22728
© Sept. 141, 1911: 2 ¢ Sept. 18;
1911; E 2647384; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow.
BACHELOR’S LOVE DREAM; waltzes, by
C. E. Roat; piano. [22729
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911:
E 269127; Chas. HE. Roat music co.,
Itd., Battle Creek.
BACK IN THE OLD HOME, or Beside my
mother’s knee; words and music by
. W. KE. Goodnow. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [22730
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1911:
E 2684830; W. E. Goodnow, Indian-
apolis.
BACK UPON THE DEAR OLD FARM; words
and music by O. French. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [22731
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 268241; Ottie French, Beverly,
Mass.
Bap (A) BOY AND A GOOD GIRL; duet,
from The quaker girl, words by
Percy Greenbank, music by Lionel
Monekton. (22% o2
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267800; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
BACHLEIN; ged. von Leop. Schwitzer,
musik von Richard Mandl. Drei
gesinge, no. 3.) P22
© May 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
BE} 267352; FF. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
BAGATELLE, IN G MAJOR; by John
Carver Alden; piano. [227384
©) Sept) 12 191 2 (eh Oc an
1911; EH 268299; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
BALLET DES PAPILLONS (Butterfly
dance) ; by Charles Godard, op. 69,
ed. and fingered by M. Greenwald;
piano. [22735
© Och 23, 190i 22 es Octs 2a, Toms
E 268920; Century music pub. ¢o.,
New York.
BALLET MUSIC FROM FE'aust. See Gou-
nod (C. F.)
1323
22736
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 117, Hi: S., v.6
BANGE FRAGEN; ged. von Raoul Rich-
ter, musik von Richard Wetz, op. 28,
no. 1, fiir mittlere stimme. [227386
© July 4, 1914; 2 ec) Sept. 1181911 ;
E 264751; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
BANKS OF THE DEE; handkerchief
dance, collected and arr. by Cecil J.
Sharp; pf. (Morris dance tunes,
set 8, no. 3.) [22737
© Oct, 21, 1911; 2 cr Oct) 235, 10ia
EH 267832; Novello & co., ltd, London.
BARBARA ; M. Greenwald;
piano. [22738
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911:
E 268917; Century music pub. co.,
New York.
waltz, by
BARCAROLA; parole di Gino Fornari,
musica di Angelo Vagnetti, op. 150.
[22739
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267407; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
BaRCAROLLE. See Offenbach (J.)
BarcaRoLo (IL) TRIESTINO; versi e
musica di Giuseppe Giannelli.
[22740
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 267642; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
BARTLETT (Homer N.) Fantasia; on
melodies from the operetta, Magic
hours. by H. N. Bartlett, op. 225;
violin and piano. [22741
©: Octs Ase 19k 12) el Och 14,
1911; E 268564; G. Schirmer, New
York.
BARTMUSS (RicH.) Phantasie; von R.
Bartmuss, op. 52, herausgegeben
von Otto Gauss. (Orgelkonzert
Sammlung, 1. serie, nr. 6.) [22742
© Aug. 15, 1911: 2 ¢ Oct. 2, 1911;
HK 267079; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
BASEBALL (THE) BUG; by Nellie V.
Nichols; pf. [227438
©rOctr fe 19ilt: 2°e Octo, 1911;
EK 268015; Ted Snyder co., New
York.
BASSO OSTINATO UND ALLE MENSCHEN
MUSSEN STERBEN; von Paul Krause,
op. Snr Zo und: ep. Os ney) her-
ausgegeben von Otto Gauss; (Or-
gelkonzert sammlung, II. serie, nr.
15,)) [22744
Aue 1b) Onl Doren Oc 2,
1911; E 267069; A. Coppenrath’s
verlag (H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Ger-
many.
BATTLE (THE) oF BuNKER HILL: de- —
Scriptive march and two-step, by
Glenn W. Ashley; pf. - [22745
© Oct 20, A9tl- Oiaem@et, ~ 18:
1911; EK 268764; McKinley music co.,
Chicago.
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU DO; words and
music by M. J. Murphy. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [22746
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 @ Oct. 11,
1911; E 268874; Mary Jane Murphy, }
Richland, Mo.
BE CHEERFUL; words by W. H. Wav-
rick, music by Chas. J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22747
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 @ Oct. 11,
1911; E 2683866; W. H. Wavrick,
Weisner, Idaho.
BE JOYFUL IN THE LorD; anthem,
music by Wm. R. Spence. [22748 —
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 23, 1911;
EH 268981; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
BE NEAR ME; words by Fred G. Bowles,
music by Charles Fonteyn Manney ;
medium voice in A. [22749
© Sept. 23) joie Oca) 12,
1911; HK 268476; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
BEAR ME UPWARD WITH MY CBOSS;
words by L. P. D. music by Londay
P. Reed. (Music monthly a journal
of song, vol. 11, no, 2:) [22750
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28, 1911;
EK 266931; H. A. Hoffman, Cabery,
Hike
BEAUTIFUL ROSES OF JUNE; words by
K, Blocker music by Chas. J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [22751
© Sept. 26, 1914: 2 & Ott, 1, 1911;
E 268398; Florence Blocker, Nova,
Ohio.
BEAUTIFUL STAR; words by Mabel J.
Rosemon, music by Fred B. Holton.
[22752
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25, 1911;
E 266453; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Ohio.
BEAUTIFUL VISION OF JESUS; hymn,
words by Jno. R. Clements music by
C. H. Marsh. [22753
© Oct. 2, 1911) 2 ch OCH AO, 1911 ;
E 268186; J. Wilbur Chapman, Ja-
iInaica, N.Y.
1324
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mot, 1911.
BECAUSE DEAR HEART ’TIS YOU I LOVE;
ballad, words and music by Marie
White. [22754
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268765; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
BECAUSE I WANT JUST You; words and
music by William Grow. [22755
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268695; Maurice Shapiro, New
York.
BECAUSE IT’S ME; words by Leila S.
Williams, music by Geo. E. Bushnell.
- Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22756
Crsepe. 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
H} 268159; L. S. Williams, Raleigh,
Tenn.
BECAUSE YOU ARE LONELY; words by
A. M. Bush, music by Chas. J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. WKirkus
Dugdale co. [22757
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268244; Anna M. Bush, Norwood,
Ohio.
BrE (THE) AND THE BUTTERFLY; Song
- seena for children with dance, words
and music by J. B. Tomlinson, with
piano ace. [22758
© Feb. 3, 1911; 1¢ Aug. 24, 1911;
1c. Sept. 18, 1911; E 264773; Bay-
ley & Ferguson, Glasgow.
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) Hallelujah,
power and glory; from Beethoven’s
Mount of olives, arr. by Percy E.
Fletcher; male voices. 4to. (Apollo
club, Curwen’s edition, no. 50502.)
[22759
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911; E 264993; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
Konzert fiir die violine, von L.
van Beethoven, op. 61, bearbeitet
und mit original kadenzen versehen
von Ernst Perabo; klavier-auszug zu
zwei hinden. [22760
© Awe, 22). 191: 2c. Oct +21,
1911; EH 268871; Breitkopf & Hiurtel,
New York.
——lLord’s (The) prayer; words
adapted to Beethoven’s moonlight
sonata, 1st movement, and music
arr. by EK. R. Miller; sop. with organ
and cello. Washington, H. Wirkus
Dugdale co. [22761
@ Sept. 726) 1911. 2 ce: Oct: 11,
1911; E 268443; Hlsie Rosalind Mil-
ler, Baltimore.
22770
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN )—Continued.
—— Waves gently lapping; theme
from Beethoven, arr. by Richard
Addison; pf. [22762
Ovo, 13) U9tt2 e Oe 14
1911; EK 268601 ;
Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
—-— Webster’s funeral march, by L.
van Beethoven, arr. by E. Claus;
full band. 4to. [22763
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 4, 1911;
EH 266914; Carl Fischer, New York.
BEGGAR (THE) STUDENT; selection by
C. Milloécker, arr. by Mackie-Beyer;
military band. [22764
©y Oct 14 191 2c Ocr iG:
1911; E 268659; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
BEHOLD GOD IS MY SALVATION ; anthem,
music by Jas H. Rogers; mixed
voices. (Octavo ed., no. 12188.)
[22765
©) Sept. 229:2 191d) 2 ec) Oc v4,
1911; E 266839; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
BEHT TATES MAMES AUF KINDER; words
by B. Tomashefsky, music by Perl-
mutter & Wohl; quartett. [22766
Oct 20. 119i? .c. OCua2s:
1911; H 268889; A. Teres, New York.
BEHUT’ DICH GOTT IN STILLER NACHT:
ged. von Julius Gersdorff, musik von
Wilhelm Meyer, op. 74, ftir mian-
nerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
Ato. [22767
©n dune 30) 19-2 ee ANue als,
1911; E 2671380; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
BEICHTIGER (DER); ged. von Wolfgang
Goethe, musik von Richard Wetz, op.
28, no. 5, ftir mittlere stimme.
[22768
© July 4: 1914s 2 & Sept: a8,
1911; EH 264752; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
BELLA Bocca; polka, by Emile Waldteu-
fel: piano. [22769
©, Oct. 23, 19 2c, Oct.2 23,
1911; E 268918; Century music pub.
co., New York.
BELLA, CHE DUORME; Serenata, versi di
Pasquale Cinquegrana, musica di S.
Gambardella. [22770
© Aug. 23, 191k; 2 cy Octe14) 191 ;
EK 267498; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
1325
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, n.s., v. 6
BELLA ’E SPUNTATG ’O0 SOLE; versi di
Libero Bovio, musica di Nicola Va-
lente. [22771
© Aug. 23. 1911; C2e SANE et,
1911; EK 2675838; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
BELLINI (VINCENZO) Soldiers’ song;
from Norma, march, words by Flor-
ence Hoare, music by Bellini, arr.
by Hrnest A. Dicks. 4to. (Choral
album, no. 1028.) P2202
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 c Oct. 12, 1911;
EK 267461: Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
Zow.
BELLS, BELLS, CHRISTMAS BELLS; a
concert exercise for Sunday schools,
words and music by S. B. Stam-
baugh and others. [22773
© Oct; 2, 1911: 27c. Oct. 2.191
EK 268460: Fillmore brothers ¢o.,
Cincinnati.
BELLS (THE) OF SHANDON; part song,
words by Francis Mahoney (Father
Prout), music by Geo. B. Nevin;
mixed voices. (Octayo ed. no.
12206. ) [22774
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1911;
HE 266840; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
BENEATH THY WINDOW; Serenade, by
Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 199; piano.
[22775
O©wOck. WAr9ilss2) Cet, 12,1911:
H 268487; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis.
BENEDICTION HYMN; words by Jno.
Thomas, music by Wilfrid Shaw.
[22776
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
H 267206; J. Curwen & sons. ltd.,
London.
BERCEUSE; par A. Luzatti, pour plano.
(4 piéces caractéristiques, no. 1.)
[22777
© Aue, 21 1911 27 ex Sept 20,
1911; E 264802; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
par Emilio Russi, op. 8, pour
piano. (Silhouettes, no. 11.)
[22778
© Sept. dae to 2 er Oct. 2, 1 Oilal-:
E 267103; C. Schmid] & co., Leipzig.
—— See also Grieg (BH. H.)
BERCEUSE, AS DUR; par. Alfred Grtn-
feld, op. 54, pour piano. (Six mor-
ceaux, no. 3.) [22779
© Sept: 44; A9it; 2c Septe, 26,
1911; H 267152: Hd. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
BERCEUSE NAPOLITAINE; par A. Tellier,
pour piano. (8 chansons sans pa-
roles, no. 1.) [22780
© Oct: 18,19 saa ect. 21)
1911; E 267682; B. EF. Wood music
co., Boston.
BERCEUSE NO. 2; by Ralph Kinder;
pipe organ. [22781
©. Oct: 23, 191de ae cenOch: - 23:
1911; E 268065; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
BERCEUSE TENDRE; musique de Léo
Daniderff ; pf. [22782
© Oct. 14. 101i Owe act. wil.
1911; E 267615; L. Daniderff, Paris.
BEREAVEMENT; words and music by
William C. Howard; mezzo-sop.;
‘cello or violin obligato ad lib.
[22783
© Oct. 19 AOI Qi Oct: AS:
1911; E 268502; William H. Penn,
New York.
BESIDE THE BONNIE BRIER BUSH; words °
by W. H. Kinnier, music by William
H. Pontius. 1. High voice. 2. Low
voice. [ 22784, 22785
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. each Oct. 23,
1911; EH 269066, 269067; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia.
BESIDE THE SEA; reverie, by Bruce
Browning; piano. [22786
Oct... 24. Wolke a2 memes 2a,
1911; E 269143; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
RESSERE (DER) ALTERE HERR; aus Die
nacht von Berlin, ged. von Julius
Freund, musik von Victor Hollaen-
der. [22787
© Sent. 18, 19h 2 ee nOct, 2;
1911; EH 267137; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
BETHLEHEM; words by Edith 8S. Til-
lotson, music by Ira B. Wilson; sop.
solo. [22788
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 e7 Oct. 23,
1911; E 269012; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
BETHLEHEM (THE) STAR; words by
George O. Webster, music by Karl
K. Lorenz. [22789
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 25,
1911; E 266454; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
BETHLEHEM’S BABE; words by Eliza-
beth Mattson Clark and George O.
Webster, musie by Karl K. Lorenz.
[22790
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 25,
1911; HE 266455; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
1326
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11,1911
22809
Betsy, I’M AFRAID; writteu and com-
posed by Geo. A. Stevens and Chas.
Ridgwell. [22791
Ocha t0; 19115 2. e. ‘Oct. 10,
1911; EH 267421; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
BETTINA; versi di U. Ricci, musica di
EK. Nardella. [22792
(mane 23, 1911:° 2° ¢. Oct. 17,
1911; E 267551; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
BEYOND THE DAWN; words by Fred H.
“ Weatherly, music by Wilfrid San-
derson. [22793
iSesepe 20, 1911; 2 «. Sept. 21,
1911; E 264856; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
BIBLISCHE BILDER; zehn festprialudien
jin form von charakter-stiicken fiir
Gottesdienst und konzerte, von Max
Gulbins, op. 73, fiir die orgel. Heft
1 und 2, no. 1-10. [22794
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1911;
KE 267702; H. Oppenheimer, Hameln,
Germany.
Birr DUGAN THE PRIDE OF THE SCHOOL;
words and music by Herman Tim-
berg. [22795
Owocra.191t: 2c. Oct. 6, 1911;
E 266964; Leo Feist, New York.
Bic BuGs IN TEXAS; words and music
by Wm. Phares Cochran. (Post
card jingle, no. 3.) Ve 22796
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268655; W. P. Cochran, Marble
Falls, Tex.
Bia (A) HEARTED BLUE COAT; words by
A. Kistler, music by Chas. J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [22797
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c Oct 11, 1911;
E 2683881; Anna Kistler, Anderson,
Ind.
BIG STEAMERS; poem by Rudyard Kip-
ling, music by Edw. German; in D.
[22798
©) Sept. 23, 1917-2 c. Oct. 4, 1911:
E 267192; Metzler & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
BILL SAYS WE’LL SEE THE KING OF
, Hosts; words by J. R. Anders, mu-
sic by Chas. J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22799
@umSepi 226, 0901 2 e.Oet.) 11,
1911; EK 2683816; J. Ray Anders, Fos-
toria, O.
BILLET-Doux (Billy do); words and
music iby We cet. Cochran: “(Post
card jingle, no. 4.) 8vo. [22800
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 17, 1911;
E 268705; Wm. Phares Cochran,
Marble Falls, Tex.
BILLIKIN; 3 step waltz, by A. F. Ful-
ler; piano. [22801
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1911;
E 268710; Arthur F. Fuller, Fort
Worth.
Bineco (THE) RAG; words by Manny
Lowenstein, music by P. H. Kauf-
man. [ 22802
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1911; E 269108;
P. H. Kaufman, Los Angeles.
BirtH (THE) OF LOVE; words by Ellis
Parker Butler, music by Reginald
Barrett; high in C. 22803
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
EH 268040; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Bitte; ged. von Nicolaus Lenau, musik
von Wilhelm Heinemann, op. 22, no.
1, ftir m&nnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [22804
© May 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
EH 267223; F. BE. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
BITTER SWEETS; intermezzo, by H. En-
gelmann, arr. by Gustav Saenger;
violin and piano. [22805
O©pAeys Si Odds De - en Oct 4:
1911; E 266876; Carl Fischer, New
York.
BizET (GEORGES) Carmen; opera in
four acts, English words by Henry
Hersee, music by G. Bizet, arr. by
Emil Kreuz for the use of choral
societies. Concert edition, vocal
score. 4to. [22806
©) Sept.” 8 191 “2 'e? Sept. 19)
1911; E 264730; Metzler & co., Itd..,
London.
3LACK BEAD; an Indian fable, words
and music by O. P. Ikeler, op. 37.
[22807
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 30,
1911; E 266715; Otto P. Ikeler,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
3LAIR (FREDERICK) Three silhouettes;
1. EKnamourment. 2. Trifling. 8.
Despair; pf. [| 22808
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266907; Carl Fischer, New York.
BLABNEY OF KILLARNEY; waltz intro.
’Arry and ’Arriet, from Round the
world, by Manuel Klein, arr. by Sol
Levy; orchestra. 4to. [22809
©; Oct-23) yl Giit: . 2c. Oct 24,
1911; E 269097; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
1327
15976—11——2
22810
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
BLESSED BE THE LORD; words by Edith
S. Tillotson, music by Ira B. Wil-
son; final chorus. [22810
© ‘Sept: 28,. 1911; 2 e. Oct. 23,
1911; EH 269002; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, Ohio.
BLIND MAN’S BUFF GALOP; by F. R.
Kimball; piano. [22811
©) Oct., 17, 199s. 2 -e. 4Oct vel 4:
1911; E 268573; McKinley music co.,
Chicago.
BLUSHING MOON; words and music by
L. Prarie. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [22812
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ce Oct. 11,
1911; E 268446; Lawrence Prarie,
Plattsburg, N. Y.
BOARDWALK (THE) CRAWL; from Re-
vue of revues, lyric by Harold At-
teridge, music by Melville J. Gideon
and Louis A. Hirsch. [228138
©rOcd. 21; 1914-7226 Oct. .23.
1911; E 268941; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
BoBBY AND JOAN; Stick dance, collected
and arr. by Cecil J. Sharp; pf.
(Morris dance tunes, set 8, no. 2.)
[22814
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267831; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
BOHEMIAN DANCE; by H. Hnglemann,
arr. by Gustav Saenger; 2 violins
and piano. [22815
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 4,-1911;
EK 266875; Carl Fischer, New York.
Boitze A MUSIQUE; deux morceaux en
grosses notes, par Albert Landry.
Contents; Valsetta; Polketta; pf.
[22816
©, Oct 14, 1911 2 ce Oct. 1%, 4911:
HK 267620; Henry Lemoine & Gcie.,
Paris.
BoNITA; comic opera, book and lyrics
by Wadham Peacock, music by Har-
old Fraser-Simson. 4to. [22817
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2.¢. Oct. 12, 1911;
E 267464; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London.
BONJOUR PIERRETTE; gavotte par Ch.
Graziani-Walter, op. 400, pour piano.
(Six morceaux faciles sans octaves,
no. 2:) [22818
© Aug. 1 1911-2 ce. Sept: 22,
1911; E 264899; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
ee]
BOoOGIE-MAN MOON; words by Will J.
Harris, music by Minnie D. Harris.
[22819
© ‘Oct. 2) 191152 OGE 261914:
i 266791; Harold Rossiter music co.,
Chicago.
Boosry & CO.’S CORNET SOLO ALBUM, no.
4, with piano acc.; edited by William
Short. es 22820
© Oct. 14,1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
H 267534; Boosey & co., London.
Boot, SADDLE, TO HORSE; words by
Robert Browning, music by Graham
Peel. [22821
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1911; E 267036; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
Borwin (Lupwic), Melodie; von L.
Borwin, op. 56a; 2 violinen, viola
und violoncello. Partitur und stim-
men. [22822
© July 25, 1911; 2c Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266957 ; F. H. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
Bose (Fritz von). Drei klavier-
stiicke; komponiert von Fritz von
Bose, op. 4. Contents:—1. Hlegie.
2. Intermezzo. 3. Scherzo. [22823
© Sept. 30, 1919 2 ety At
1911; E 267442; Steingriiber verlag,
Leipzig.
Bossi (RENzo) Toccata; von R. Bossi,
op. 19, herausgegeben von Otto
Gauss. (Orgelkonzert sammlung, 3.
Serie, no. 18.) [22824
© Aug, 15, 1910-2 a Oe 2, 1911:
EK 267085; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
BoxiIne (THE) GAME; from The Wall
street girl, lyric by Hapgood Burt,
music by Karl Hoschna. [22825
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 @ Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268073; M. Witmark & sons, New
Yorke
Boy (THE); humorous part-song,
words anon., music by A. Herbert
Brewer; men’s voices. 4to. (The
Orpheus new series, no. 525.) [22826
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 264979; Novello & co., lid.,
Londcn.
Boy (THE) scouTs MARCH; by Ella
Vo Hermaneapr [22827
©: Oct. 20> 19s eect, 18;
1911; E 268767; McKinley music co.,
Chicago.
1328
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
Boys FROM THE YANKEE LAND; words
by M. Horner, music by L. L. Doubt.
[22828
©l1e. Sept. 25, 1911; E 266754;
Minnie Horner, Chicago.
Boys IN GRAY; words and music by
A. J. Emerson. [22829
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c Sept. 30,
1911; EH 268649; Andrew J. Emerson,
Denver.
BRAHMS (JOHANNES) Cradle song
(Wiegenlied); words by Florence
* Hoare, music by J. Brahms, arr. by
Percy E. Fletcher. 1. 1st and 2nd
soprano and contralto. 2. Soprano
and contralto. [228380, 22831
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. each Sept.
18, 1911; EB} 264724, 264725; J. Cur-
wen & sons, ltd., London.
—— Nanie; words by Schiller, English
version by Alma Strettell, music by
J. Brahms, op. 82; chorus of mixed
voices with pf. acc., vocal score. 4to.
5602. [22832
rSept (23;°1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 264928; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York.
-—— Walzer; von J. Brahms, op. 39,
bearb. von Paul Klengel. 1. Piano-
forte und violine. 2. Pianoforte und
viola. [ 22833, 22834
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 e. each Oct. 2,
1911; E 267099, 267100; J. Rieter-
Biedermann, Leipzig.
BRAVE AMERICAN BOYS; by Leo Oehm-
tec op. Lio, no. 2; piano. [228385
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 264776; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
BREAD, AND CHEESE, AND KISSES; words
and music by Mrs. A. S. Brown.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22886
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c Oct. 10, 1911;
EK 268260; Mrs. A. Swan Brown,
Passaic, N. J.
BREAK FORTH INTO JOY; music by Ira
B. Wilson. (Octavo anthems, no.
866. ) [22837
Oe e IGT 2c; ‘Oct: 0) 2a.
1911; E 268985; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
BripaAL (THE) WREATH; march and
two step, by Everett J. Evans, arr.
by Mackie-Beyer, orchestra. 4to.
[22888
Oe Ocs 220) 54911 >. 2 e. Octs> 20;
1911; E 268841; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
22848
BRIDAL (THE) WREATH—Continued.
—— imarch, by Everett J. Evans, arr.
by Mackie-Beyer; military band.
Ato. [228389
© Oct: 9; 1911); 2 «. Oct. 9; 1911:
EH 268448; J. W. Pepper & «son,
Philadelphia.
Brice FAIR; an English rhapsody von
Frederick Delius, fiir pianoforte zu
vier hinden. [22840
© May 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
HY 2602245 8. Herein euckart,
Leipzig.
BRIGHT STAR; waltz, by J. Brownfield;
piano. [22841
© OC 243 W 1911.02 "ce - Octet 25;
1911; E 269144; Frank K. Root &
eco., Chicago.
BRIGHTER THAN THE MORNING; words
by Alice J. Cleator, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. [22842
@Q7Ock “112 A992 7c Oct-13:
1911; E 268505; Hope pub. co.,
Chicago.
BROKEN HEARTED; words and music by
W. M. Brady: Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [22843
GrOctg) 4914-92 ¢).Ock: 10. 191th:
E 268217; Wilson M. Brady, York.
BROKEN (THE) HEARTED GIRL; words
and music by C. Cole. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [22844
© iSepts 26,7091 o 2 es Och a,
1911; E 268394; Clarence Cole, East
Haven, Vt.
Broken (THE) MELODY; by Auguste
van Biene; pianoforte duet. [22845
C) Oct. 4, 19h 2-e) Oct25,7 19 -
HE 267214; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
Brook (THE); étude, by Homer N.
Bartlett, op. 238; pf. (Two concert
Studies, no. 2.) [22846
@u@er-G, 191i 2° ee Oct= 1. 1911-
E 2680138; G. Schirmer, New York.
BRooKLET (THE) IN THE HILLS; by
Ludwig Kellerman, op. 31; piano.
[22847
Oct. 224, 191; 2. ¢ Oct. 25,
1911; E 269145; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
Brown (THE) BIRD; Bend Park march,
words by W. D. Cheney, music by
Walter Bell, arr. by Carl A. Weber.
[22848
©).O0ct. 6; 191th; 2c. Och, 11,-1911:
EK 268285; Empire music pub. co.,
Seattle.
1329
22849
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
(8
pti, ni s., Vv. 6 4
BuULBUL; a comic opera in two acts,
book and lyrics by Maude Elizabeth
Inch, music by W. Rhys-Herbert;
chorus of mixed voices and piano.
voeal score. 4to. (Fischer’s edi-
tion no. 3500.) [22849
© Sept. 21, 1911 ;-2° ¢ Sept. 22,
1911; E 264881; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
Bunyip (THE); characteristic Aus-
tralian novelty; by Herbert Daynes
Wood; piano. [22850
©) Octs dle A9ia OG Oebvioy AOI
E 267218; Opus music co., London.
BurRIED (THE) SONG; words and music
by W. Busch. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. F22851
© Went 23, toils res Ocr Oy 1Oiale:
BH 268106; Wm. Busch, Wolsey, S.
Dak.
BuRLESCO Grocoso; von Eduard Walter,
op. 45, fiir violine und pianoforte.
[22852
OimMay 18) 191d 2 ey Ocr 4; Asia ;
BE 267225; F. BH. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
BurRNING (THE). OF OLD COLLINWOOD
SCHOOL; words by B. Simpson, music
by Chas. J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [228538
©} Sept. 26; t0Ie ac, Ort cali”
1911; E 268387; Bradley Simpson,
Dayton, Md.
Busy BEE: words by S. W. Orr, music
by Len Fleming. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [ 22854
©) Oct. 3, 191s 2c, Oct, 107 9 kc:
E 268243; Samuel W. Orr, Pepin, Ill.
BUSYBODY ; by R. Penso;
piano. [22855
© Oct219, 19; 2c Oct 207 JOM;
HE} 267669; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
Bur OH THOSE EYES; words and music
by S. B. Weller. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [ 22856
© “Sent. 26,, 19m 2c Oery. lal
1911: E 268364; Stella B. Weller,
Niantic, Pa.
Bur tTHovu BETHLEHEM ; words by Phil-
lips Brooks, music by Ira B. Wilson.
(Octavo anthems, no. 863.) [22857
©) Oct, 12719112 Cc, Oct. 23, tok;
E 268991 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
Buttercur (THE); by W. C. Powell;
piano. (Flower land, no. 1457.)
[22858
©rOcks TS 19 rc Oct ley oda’;
BE 268625; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
two-step ;
BUTTERCUPS; words by Jewel Carter,
music by R. Z. Hamilton. [22859
© 1 ce. Oct. 18, 19411; Hi 2687275) |
Ruth Zeigler Hamilton, Council |
Bluffs. 5
BUTTERFLY; intermezzo, by Leo Ben-
nett, arr. by Al Doyle; piano. a
[22860 |
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2c Ock i6, 1911;
E 268621; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York.
BuTrTeRFLY (THE) BAND; march and §
two-step, by Theo. Miller; piano.
[22861
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 25, 19115 |
E 269146; Frank K. Root & Co., J
Chicago. 7
By GONE DAYS; words and music by
E. E. Wheelock. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugéale co. [22862
©. Sept. 26; 19s ae ses.) 115
1911; EK 268372; Effie EK. Wheelock,
Kimbrae, Minn.
BY THE LIGHT OF THE JUNGLE MOON;
words by Powell I..Ford, music by J. ]
Caldwell Atkinson. [22863 4
© Sept.13, H9lts 2vey sep. 13)
1911; E 268702; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
BY THE OLD RED MILL; words by Violet |
Hudson, music by Edw. Stanley. |
[22864 it
© Oct. 20,1911 ; 2°c. Oct. £8, TUT; ||
E 268768; McKinley music ¢o.,
Chicago.
By THE SHIMMERING GLIMMERING SEA,
written and composed by Tony Lyd |
and Bert Lee. [22865 |
© Oct. 5, Att 276 sO. 5) tolek:
E 267219; Francis, Day & Hunter, |
London.
By THE SIDE OF MY GIRI:; words and
music by Casimer C. Link. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22866
©: Sept. /26;/ 19th Oc. tty
1911; E 268317; C. C. Link, Mitwau-
kee.
BY THE SIGN OF THE CROSS; words and
music by R. L. Fletcher. [22867
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1911;
E 268703; Robert L. Fletcher, Wheel-
bakes
CAmMMeRrR. (Cart) Zwodlf kinder-
stticke: von ©. Cimmerer, op. 24;
klavier zu zweihinden. [22868
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 11, 1911;
Ii 267445; Steingriber verlag, Leip-
Zig.
1330
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
22888
CAMPAGNOLI (B.) 7 divertissements;
by B. Campagnoli, op. 18, rev. and
provided with a 2nd violin, by Henri
Marteau; violin. [22869
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1911;
EK 267441; Steingriiber verlag, Leip-
zig.
CAMPBELL-TipTon. Nocturnale et mati-
nale; de Campbell-Tipton, op. 28,
nos. 1 et 2; piano. [22870
© May 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
EK} 266958; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
-— Two bagatelles; de Campbell-Tip-
ton, op. 25; piano. [22871
© May 18, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
FH} 266961; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
—— Two preludes; de Campbell-Tip-
ton, op. 26; piano. [22872
© May 18, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
EK 266962; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
Campus (THE); musical comedy,
words and music by Walter De
Leon; yceal score. [22873
@ Oct. 10, 1911.:°2 c. Oct..11, 1911;
Ei 268274; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
CAMPUS (THE) SELECTION; by Walter
De Leon, arr. by W. C. O’Hare;
oreh. [22874
Croc. 4. 191t- 2 ¢ Oct. 5, 1911;
E 266948; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
CAN OLD BROADWAY DO WITHOUT ME;
words by Ballard MacDonald, music
by W. Raymond Walker, arr. by
[Alfred J. Doyle] [22875
© Octs 7 1911; 2 e. Oct. 7, 1911;
E 268025; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub co., New York.
Can’rt I WALK HOME WITH YOU DEAR;
| words by C. Beckman, music by G.
Beckman. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [22876
©asept. 26, 1911; .2 c.,.Oct.. 11,
1911; E 268322; Chas. & Gustave
Beckman, Philadelphia.
CAN’T YOU HEAR ME RINGING AT THE
DOOR-BELL OF YOUR HEART; words by
| Addison Burkhardt, music by Her-
| bert Ingraham. [22877
Gr@ei. 4.) 1911-2 caOct. 4, 1911;
E 266837; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
CANDY (THE) COLLEGE BOYS; words by
|
J. Gideon and Louis A. Hirsch.
[22878
© Oct. 14,1911; 2c. Oct. 16,1911;
E 268637; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work:
Harold Atteridge, music by Melville’
CANE PRAKE DANCE; in Lovely Lucerne,
by Sydney Baynes; piano. [22879
©) Oct: 3, 1911; 2) c:-Ock. 3, 1914;
E 267179; Francis. Day & Hunter,
London.
CANOEING; waltz, by Will T. Pierson,
arr. by Sol. Levy; orchestra. 4to.
: [22880
© Oct. 23,1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 24, 1911;
E 269098; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
CANTI ABBRUZZESI; versi di M. A. Man-
cini, musica di Antonio Di Jorio.
[22881
© Oct. 64910: 2 ©. Ock 18. 191
E 267640; Raffaele Izzo. Naples.
CANTICLE OF MAY; words by E. Tesche-
macher, music by Francis Bohr; sop.
OLMMEZZO: SOP: 61. Ine. . 2. ImeGe
[22882
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ¢. each Oct. 17,
1911; E 267564; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew. Itd., London.
CANTILENA IN D FLAT; by A. H. Robin-
son; organ. London, Novello & co.
[22883
©) Oct 141911 2 & Oct, 16, 1914:
HK 267542; Alfred H. Robinson, Brig-
house, England.
CANZONA MIA; versi di A. Barbieri,
musica di France Buongiovanni.
[22884
© Muss 23 19tt= 248 Oi 1, 1911:
E 267284; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-g.,
Wanren-Leipzig.
CANZONA SINCERA; versi di Aniello
Califano, musica di Luigi Criscuolo.
[22885
@©y) Ave) 9235 190 2 es Oety 4s
1911; E 267499; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CANZONE D’AMMORE; versi di Aniello
Califano, musica di 8S. Gambardella.
[22886
©." Awe 23) (Ott eae Ot: a4,
1911; E 267500; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CANZONE (LA) DELLA VITA; versi di
Raffaele Ferraro Correra, musica di
Rodolfo Falvo. [22887
Op Aue 2S Ot SO ver Ocin eli.
1911; E 267598; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CANZONE (LA) NAPOLETANA, ANNO X.;
piedigrotta Santojanni, 1911, som-
mario, no. 1-12, canto e piano.
[22888
@y Ante 28, 19d 2 ve." Septe, 1y
1911: HB 264727: G. Santojanni,
Naples.
1331
NN _— Oe
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22889
pt. I, n. s., v. 6
CANZONETTA; by Herbert H. Kinze. | CARMELA; canzone tarantella, versi di
(Favourite pieces for violin & piano,
no. 216.) [22889
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1911;
H) 267455 ; Augener, ltd., London.
—by Waldemar Sommerfelt; pf.
[22890
© Oct. 3, 1911: 2 e. Oet..5, 1911;
EH 267195; L. C. Kiissner, Chicago.
par Emilio Russi, op. 8, pour
piano. (Silhouettes, no. 1.) [22891
©- Sept, tit, 1011; ages Oecia) 2;
1911; EH 267104; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
rivista artistica, musicale, lettera-
ria, anno 4, n. 15-16. Sommario.
Piedigrotta del cinquantenario.
[22892
© Aug. 26, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 6,
1911; E 264726; Capolongo-Feola,
Naples.
See also Godard (B. L. P.)
CAP AND BELLS; marche grotesque, by
H. L. Cramm, op. 18; piano.
[22893
@P Sent 22 19d 2 ca Octal.
1911; E 268300; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
CAP AND GOWN POLONAISE; by V. B.
Aubert; piano. [22894
© Sept. 23)" 19t 2 ce 1Octe 12:
1911; E 268477; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
CAPILLE JANCHE; versi di Ferd Russo,
musica di EK. Nardella. [22895
© Aug. 23. 19idi- Oe Oct ye,
1911; E 267552; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CAPRICCIOSO BRILLANTE; by TT. H.
Jones; violin and piano. [22896
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1911; E 268467;
Thos. H. Jones, Homestead, Pa.
CAPRICE FANTASTIQUE; par Emilio
Russi, op. 8, pour piano. (Silhou-
ettes, no. 12.) [22897
© Wept. 115 19a 20) Oct. 24 191:
EH 267105; C. Schmid! & co., Leipzig.
CAREZZA; air de ballet, by Luis Jorda;
pf. 9076. [22898
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; EH 264914; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
CARINA; mazurka, by Angelo Vagnetti,
op. 122; piano. [22899
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267408; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Giovanni Capurro, musica di P. E.
Fonzo. : [22900
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1911;
EK 267584; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g.. Wahren-Leipzig.
—— grande valse dans le mimodrame
de Edmond Le Roy et Leo Pouget,
arr. de Gustavo Goublier, pour pi-
ano. [22901
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 © Oct: 23, 1911:
E 267774; G. Siéver, Paris.
CARMEN. See Bizet (G.)
CaRMENA; Spanish waltz song, words
by Ellis Walton, ed. by M. Green-
wald, music by H. Lane Wilson.
[22902
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
EK 268921; Century music pub. co.,
New York.
CARNIVAL BINGO; march two-step, by
Chas. Cohen, arr. by F. H. Losey;
band. 4to. [22903
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 c. Oct 23, 1911;
E 268895; Vandersloot music pub co.,
Williamsport, Pa.
CASCADE (LA); valse caprice, by Julius
K. Johnson; piano. [22904
© Sept. 29, 4911; 2 °c Oct. 16,
1911; E 268611; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
CASTLE (THE) ON THE HILL; words |
and music by J. S. McCowan. Sioux
City, Ia., Tots music co. [22905
© Oct: 23, 1914; 2c Oeie23, 1911;
E 269050; J. S. McCowan, Sioux
City, Ia.
CATCH ME IF You CAN (Hasche-mann) ;
by R. Krentzlin, op. 15, no. 2; piano.
(Happy days, no. 2.) [22906
© Oct. 9, 1901; 2en Oct at, 19115
FH 268290; R. Krentzlin, Berlin.
CATHEDRAL BELLS; by Glenn W. Ash-
ley; piano. [22907
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 25, 1911;
BE 269147; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
Catnip; characteristic two-step, by
Perey Wenrich; piano. [22908
© Oct. 15, 191d er Oe Toit,
FH 268308; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago. oo
violin
[22909
CAVATINA; by John Ireland;
and piano.
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1911; |
E 267565; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
1332
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
22927
no. 11, 1911
CHAMINADE (CECILE LOUISE STE-
_PHANIE). Serenade; by C. Chami- the harvesters) ;
nade, op. 29, rev. and ed. by M. pour piano.
Greenwald; piano. [22910
jemort, 23.1911; 2-e¢. Oet. 23,
1911; H 268938; Century music pub.
co., New York.
CHANCELLOR (THE); march and two-
step, by Carl Lawrence; band.
[22911
(vcr. 5, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1911;
E 266934; J. HE. Agnew, Des Moines.
CHANSON DU FAUCONIER (Falconer’s
_ Song); par, A. Tellier, pour piano
(8 chansons sans paroles, no. 3.)
[22912
(rGci 4s 1911: 2 ec. Oct. 21,1911 ;
EH 267686; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
CHANSON Louis XIII UND PAVANE;
yon Louis Couperin, arr. von Fritz
Kreisler, ftir klavier 2 hinden.
(Klassische manuskripte, no. 1.)
[22913
CiOeees, 1911: 2 c. Oct. 18; 1911;
E 267475; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz.
CHANSON ORIENTALE; par A. Tellier,
- pour piano. (8 chansons sans pa-
roles, no. 4.) [22914
©rOc. 15) 1911: 2 ¢ Oct. 21,
1911; E 267684; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
CHANSON SANS PAROLES, A DUR; par
Alfred Gritinfeld, op. 54, pour piano.
(Six morceaux, no. 5.) [22915
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1911; E 267153; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
CHANSON - SERENADE; par Sydney
Twinn, pour violon et piano.
[22916
(OoAne 22 1911- 2 c. Sept..-20,
1911; E 264803; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
CHANSONETTE JOYEUSE; morceau
d’entr’acte, par Victor Béraud, pour
piano. [22917
© Aug. 29, 1911: 2-c¢. Sept. 19,
1911; E 264731; Metzler & co., ltd.,
London.
CHANT D'AMOUR; poésie de M°!!® M.
T. Gaillard, musique de A. Clauss-
mann. [22918
(ree. Wao) (Olt; 2\.c.. Oct. 28,
1911; E 267776; Maurice View et
Jane View, Paris.
CHANT DES FLEURS. See Massenet
Cie nek)
CHANT DES MOISSONNEURS (Song of
par <A. ‘Tellier,
(8 chansons sans pa-
roles, no. 8.) [22919
© Oc 18, 5191 2 Ae), Och 21,
1911; E 267688; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
CHANT DU BERGER BRETON (Breton
shepherd’s song); par A. Tellier,
pour piano. (8 chansons sans pa-
roles, no. 6) [22920
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 21, 1911;
E 267683; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
CHANT DU PECHEUR NORVEGIEN (Nor-
wegian fisher’s song) ; par A. Tellier,
pour piano. (8 chansons Sans pa-
roles, no. 5.) [22921
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1911;
EK 267687; B. F. Wood music ¢o.,
Boston.
CHANTS FOR THE MAGNIFICAT and
Nune Dimittis; by Claude W. Par-
nell; music only. London, Novello
& co., Itd. [22922
© Sent..207 1910 *. 2 e:4 Sept: 222,
1911; EK 264875; Claude W. Parnell,
London.
CHARMEUSE (LA); walzer, musica di
Rodolfo Falvo; pf. [229238
OT Agg 723; NO 1s) 2s C2 Oet. 17,
1913; E 267599; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CHASE (THE); by H. 8S. Bowen; pf.
[22924
© Oct: 5; 1911: 2) ce Oct: 5, 1911;
E 266935; Harold S. Bowen, Nor-
walk, O.
CHASSE (LA); caprice
Baptiste Cartier, bearb. von Fritz
Kreisler, ftir violine und piano.
(Klassische manuskripte, no. 16.)
[22925
© Oct. '3, 1914-2 ¢ Oct. 13, 1901<
HE 267478; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz.
von Jean-
CHATELAINE; words by Fred EK. Weath-
erby, music by D’Aurergne Barnard;
mC, rand: [ 22926
© Aug. 21, 1911; 2 c. each Sept.
26, 1911; H 264962; B. F. Wood
musie co., Boston.
CHELLA LLA; versi di G. Tummolillo,
musica di G. Del Vecchio, per cante
e mandolino. [22927
ORO i. 1911 62 ves Oct: 3
1911; E 270005; Capolongo-Feola,
Naples,
1333
I SSSSS'S':’S_«S="*” <e ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES-
22928
CHERRY RIPE; Saltarelle, by Nicolo S.
Calamara, pf. 9069. [22928
©CrOe. 23, 1912) ey Ocrars.
1911; E 267805; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHESS DUET; from Miss Dudelsack,
lyric by Grant Stewart, music by
Rudolph Nelson. [ 22929
© Sept.) 20)" 190i eer sepin 22,
1911; EK 264867; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
CHIAR’ ’E LUNA; Serenata napoletana,
versi di A. Barbieri, musica di Giu-
Seppe de Gregorio. [22930
Op Ae 23 ites Oeina lis
~ 1911; E 267585; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CHICAGO (THE) RAG; by S. R. Reich;
violin. [22931
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1911; E 268002;
Stanley R. Reich, Chicago.
CHICAGO by M. Christine;
piano. [ 22932
© Ock 1 192 es OG 9:
1911; E 268787; Margaret Chris-
tine, Chicago.
WALTZ ;
CHICKEN PIE; words and music by
C. W. Hamp. | 229383
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1911; EH 268457;
Chas. W. Hamp, Johnstown, Pa.
Cuinp’s (A) GRACE; words by Robert
Herrick, music by Arthur Hart-
mann. [22934
©) Oct 23) 2 oie 2 Vie? Och) 23:
1911; EK 268878; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
CHITARRA, SUOFFRE; versi di C. Q.
Lardini, musica di F. Bideri (Mat-
neer). (Hdizioni Bideri, no. 3268.)
[229385
© Sept. 7, 1911 > 2 c2 Sept: 12:
1911; E 264652; Ferdinand Bideri,
Naples.
CHOICE MELODIES; book 2. Ed. by
Thomas L. Gibson. cover-title, [63]
p. S8vo. [22936
© vOct. (20 19m: 2 en) Octes 14,
1911; A 297485; Standard co., Balti-
more.
CHRIST IS BORN; words by Ada Blenk-
horn, music by Fred B. Holton.
[22937
Sept. 25,
CO.,
@ Sept. 8) 119i 2) 1c.
1911; FE 266456; Lorenz pub.
Dayton, O.
pt. 1H) He, v.6
CHRIST IS BORN—Continued.
words by Lizzie De Armond, mu-
sic by J. C. Willams.” [229388
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2c. Oct. 13, 1911;
E 268506; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
CHRIST IS MARCHING ON; words and.
music by EH. S. Lorenz. [22939
©. Sept. 16; 1911; 2 € Sept: 25,
1911; E 266457; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
CHRISTIANA; a sacred cantata, verse
written and the scripture text comp.
by R. R. Hall, music by F. A. Chal-
linor. 3 [22940
©: Oct. 5, 191g 2c. Oewi12; 1947 :
E 267462; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gZOow.
CHRISTMAS; words by Laurene High-
field, music by Samuel W. Beazley.
Svo. [22941
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 23, 1911;
A 299450; Geo. FEF. Rosche & co.,
Chicago.
CHRISTMAS: (THE) ANGELS; cantata,
words by S. C. Kirk and _ others,
music by E. 8. Lorenz and others.
Abridged edition of cantata The
Heavenly heralds. [22942
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c Sept. 25,
1911; E 266458; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
CHRISTMAS BELLS; fantasie on German
airs, by H. Karoly, op. 24, arr. by
KF. Henri Klickmann; piano, four
hands. [22943
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1911;
EH 268785;, Prank Ae) “Root (&* co.,
Chicago.
CHRISTMAS DAY; hymn, words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by W. A. Post.
[22944
© Oct. 11, 191132 chOecw 13, a911<
E 268507; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
CHRISTMAS EVERY DAY; words by Alice
J. Cleator, music by S. W. Bristow.
[22945
© Oct. 1), 191; DerOcwis 191";
EH 268508; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
CHRISTMAS JOY; hymn words and
music by Wm. Hdie Marks. [22946
© Oct. 11, 1Odt: Dey Oct 13. 1910;
E 268509; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
(SHRISTMAS (A) LULLABY; words by
Edith S. Tillotson, music by Ira B.
Wilson; contralto solo, violin ob-
ligato. [22947
©) Sept... 28) 1Onl 20 Octy Za:
1911; E 269004; Lorenz pub. ©Co.,
Dayton, O.
1334
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
ro. 11, 1911
22967
CHRISTMAS (A) LULLABY—Continued.
words by Lizzie De Armond,
music by Ira B. Wilson; women’s
voices. [22948
Oe t2, 1911; 2c. Oct. 23,1911 ;
E 268986; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
CHRISTMAS MORN; anthem, words
anonymous, music by Gaston Borch;
sop. solo, solo quartette, chorus and
organ. [22949
(Oper 421911. 2 c. Oct. 12, 1911 ;
E 268499; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
words by George Kendall,
musie by Arthur Berridge. 4to.
(Christmas anthem, no. 189.) [22950
Oct. 9; 1911; 2 c. Oct. 13,),1911;
E 267528; Weekes & co., London.
CHRISTMAS (THE) SEASON; Hdith S.
Tillotson, music J. C. Williams.
[22951
(© Oct. 14, 1911: 2.e. Oct. 13, 1911;
EK 268510; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
CHRISTMAS (THE) STORY; words and
music by Ira B. Wilson. [22952
Onsen. s.) 4911° 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266459; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
CHRISTMAS TIDINGS; a popular exer-
cise for children, arr. by G. P. Hott,
music by Will H. Ruebush. cover-
title, 15 p. S8vo. | 22953
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
A 3800116; Ruebush-Kieffer co., Day-
ton, Va.
CHURCH FESTIVAL ORGANIST ;. collection
of 382 standard organ selections for
the Church festivals throughout the
year, compiled by H. L. Heartz.
[ 22954
fereOc. 10 19ite 2 ec) Oct 20;
1911; E 268850; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
CI CREDETE; versi di A. Genise, musica
di Luigi De Luca. [22955
nsepe 12. 1911: 2 ¢.. Sept. 25;
1911; E 264937; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
CIELO E MARE; versi di A. Barbieri,
musica di Hd. Di Capua. [22956
@) Aus 23, 1911: 2: c. Oct. 7, 1911:
FE 267285; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CINDERELLA WALTZ; by Herbert Le
Grand, arr. by Henry S. Sawyer;
piano, four hands. [22957
@-Oct. 20; 1911:-. 2° e:. Oct: 18,
1911; E 268736; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
J
CIRIBIRIBIN ; valtzer, by A. Pestolazza,
arr. by Felice De Matteo; clarinet;
cornet; trombone. [22958
©) Get 5. 191s 2c Oct..6, 19141 ;
E 267269; O. Pagani & bro., New
York.
CLARINET’S (THE) LOVE; from Revue
of revues, lyric by Harold Atteridge,
“music by Melville J. Gideon and
Louis A. Hirsch. [22959
©) MOC > Zhe AOI Di se: 2) Octs) 23,
1911; HE 268942; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
CLASS MATES MARCH; by J. ‘Truman
Wolcott; piano. [22960
GeO) 18% 1982. eh) Octs Le,
1911; E 268624; Grinnell bros., De-
troit.
CLASSY; words and music by M.
Klotz. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale Co. [22961
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268263; Marion Klotz, Manistee.
CLE (LA) DES CHAMPS; marche par
Rodolphe Berger, pour piano.
[22962
On Sept. SOW 19d. 2c MOcins 9,
1911;-E 267830; Heugel et cie.,
Paris.
CLOVER LEAF; idyl, by W. C. Powell,
arr. by F. Henri Klickmann; piano,
four hands. [22963
©. Oct, 20. 19 =-2 Ee), Oct 1S:
191 He 268ta¢; Prank Ke Root &
co., Chicago.
CLOWN CAPERS; by Frank P. Atherton,
op. 205; pf. (Under the big tent,
no. 5.) [22964
@QrOee 13,191 De Oct 1451914 =
E 268595; Hateh music eco., Phila-
delphia.
CLOWN’S PARADE; by Leo Oehmler, op.
175, no. 1; piano. [22965
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 19,
1911; E 264777; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
COEUR DE PAPILLON; valse chantée, pa-
roles de Georges Millandy, versione
italiana di Arturo Franci, musique
de HE. Becucci, transcrite par A.
Dodement. 1. Chant et piano. 2.
Piano seul. [ 22966, 22967
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 ec. each Sept 6,
1911; E 264884. 264885; Carisch &
Jinichen, Milan.
1335
ee ae .
22968
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES -
3 pt. III, 0. s., v. 6
COINCIDENCE; words and music by
Henry Watson Ruffner; low voice.
| [22968
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2c. Oct. 21, 1911;
E 268852; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
‘COLLECION [SIC] DE ESCALAS Y EJERCI-
cIos; por Henri Herz; edici6n nueva
y aumentada con apéndice sobre la
técnica moderna, por Max Vogrich;
Spanish words; piano. (Schirmer’s
library, v. 1083.) [22969
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2c. Oct. 20, 1911;
H 268830; G. Schirmer, New York.
COLLEGE BOYS; march and two step, by
Julius K. Johnson; pf. [22970
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 30,
1911; E 266720; Kominsky music co.,
Troy.
COLLEGE FRIENDS; words and music by
B. Drumheller. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [22971
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
EK 268226; Bessie Drumheller, Bar-
nard, N. C.
COME AND WORSHIP; a Christmas in-
troit or response, words by J. Mont-
gomery, music by EH. S. Lorenz.
[22972
© Oct 12, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
EK 268992; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton.
words by James Montgomery, mu-
sie by E. S. Lorenz. [22973
© Sept. 16; 1911 - 2 “ei Sept. 25,
1911; E 266460; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton.
CoME BACK MARGUERITE; words by Al-
fred Bryan, music by Fred Fischer,
arr. by [Hugene Platzmann. ]
[22974
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268809; Shapiro music pub. ¢o.,
New York.
COME FORTH, BEHOLD Him; words by
Alice J. Cleator, music by Chas H.
Gabriel. [22975
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2c. Oct. 18, 1911;
FE 268511; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
COME, HOLY SPIRIT, HEAVENLY DOVE
(Komm’ heil’ger geist, du Gottes-
kraft); solo, words by Simon
Browne, tr. by H. Brodt, music by
Geo. Marks Evans; sop. or tenor.
[22976
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 23, 1911;
EH 268910; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.
COME INTO DREAMLAND; words by HB.
K. Foard, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[22977
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268123; EH. K. Foard, Baltimore.
CoME, KISS THE BLARNEY, MARY DARL-
Inc; by Herbert Spencer; in EH flat;
vocal orchestra. _ [22978
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268944; M .Witmark & sons, New
York.
words by Fleta Spencer, music by
Herbert Spencer. [22979
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1911;
E 266977; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
COME LITTLE FISHES; from The en-
chantress; words by Harry B. Smith,
musie by Victor Herbert. [22980
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268638; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
CoME, MAY WITH ALL THY FLOWERS;
words by Thomas Moore, music by
J. N. Whybark, arr. by Theo. Mar-
tens; female voices. S8vo. [22981
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1911;
E 269083; Joseph N. Whybark, Los
Angeles,
COME ON, JOSEPHINE; words by Lester
Barrett, music by Hermann UH.
Darewski jr. [22982
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 3; 1911;
EH 267180; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London. ;
CoME OUT WEST, BOYS; words and
music by F. N. Smith. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [22983
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911;
FE 268198; Florence N. Smith, Lan-
sing, Mich.
COME SING BEFORE THE LORD; anthem,
by O. M. Schoebel; mixed voices,
organ ace. 4to. [22984
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268668; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
CoME SING TO ME; music by Jack
Thompson, arr. by Frank Winter-
bottom; military band with cornet
solo. [22985
© Sept. 21, 1914),°2 Gesepe 22,
1911; E 264865; Hawkes & son,
London.
1336
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
23004
COME SING To ME—Continued.
——waltz on the celebrated song, by
Jack Thompson, arr. for orchestra,
with’ piano-conductor. [22986
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; E 267046; Enoch & sons,
London. ;
words and music by Jack Thomp-
son; duet in F. [22987
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 9, 1911;
E 264552; Enoch & sons, London.
“COME TO THE BALL: from The Quaker
girl, by Lionel Monckton, arr. by S.
Deshon ; song orchestration. Svo.
[22988
Semi 30, 1911> 2 «& Oct. 2,
1911; HE 267167; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
Come unto Me; sacred song, by J. EH.
Roberts. [22989
OmOcn 1G 1911: 2c.’ Oct. 14,
1911; E 268669; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
— —words from the Bible, music by
Alfred Redhend. 4to. (Three short
anthems, no. 3.) [22990
© Oc. 2, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267392; Weekes & co., London.
CoME UNTO ME ALL YE THAT LABOUR;
words from St. Matthew XI., music
by E. H. Thorne; mixed voices. 4to.
(Choral album, no. 1036.) [22991
@r Sept, 4. 1911: 2 -¢.. Sept. 9,
1911; E 267380; Bayley & Fergu-
son, Glasgow.
CoME UNTO ME YE WEARY; hymn an-
them, soli and quartet, words by
William Chatserton Dix, music by
J. Edwin Allemong. 8vo. [22992
e1Oee 24 19li: 2c. Oct., 24,
1911; E 269090; Wm. A. Pond &
co., New York.
COME WHERE MY LOVE LIES DREAMING;
song, music by Stephen Foster, arr.
by Ira B. Wilson. 1. Women’s
voices. 2. Men’s voices.
[22993, 22994
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 «@ each Oct.
23, 1911; E 268952, 269026; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O.
CoME, WHILE ‘TIS DAY WITH YOU;
hymn, words by G. W. Fuller, music
by Geo. Rosenkrans. [22995
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268183; Geo. W. Fuller, Sykes-
ville, Pa.
ComMm’ ’A NA VOTA; canzone popolare,
versi di Aniello Califano, musica di
P. BE. Fonzo. [ 22996.
© Aus: 23, 1911; °2e. Oct: 17,
1911; E 267586; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
COMME SE FA L’AMMORE; versi di An-
_tonio Barbieri, musica di Vincenzo
Adamo. [22997
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 267656; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
CoMMUNION; by Ira B. Wilson; organ.
[22998
©) Sept. 1, 1911: 2 e@ Sept. 25,
1911; EH 266461; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
CoMPANY D MARCH; military, by B. H.
Garner; piano. [ 22999:
©) Oct... 10) 191 2 Oct, 11;
1911; E 268278; Bertha Garner,
Kenton, O.
CONCERTSTUCK, IN THE FORM OF A
POLONAISE; by Edwin H. Lemare,
op. 80; organ. [ 23000:
©PSen iy M19: | 2c. Sept-o20,
1911; E 264804; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
CONCHITA; opera in quattro aiti e sei
quadri, adattamento scenico di Mau-
rizio Vaucaire e Carlo Zangarini,
musica di Riccardo Zandonai, ridu-
zione di Carlo Carignani; canto e
pianoforte. [23001
©} Oct. 69: 19ll 2 “Ee SOc 0;
1911; D 18974; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
CONCLUDING VOLUNTARY; by Myles B.
Foster; (Short preludes for the or-
gan, no. 5.) [23002
©) Sept: 28, 1910: “206: Sept... 25,
1911: E 264926; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
CONSIDER THE LILIES; words from the
Bible, music by Alfred Redhead.
4to. (Three short anthems, no. 2.)
[23003
©) Och 2519142 Oct, 10, AG:
E 267393; Weekes & co., London.
ConsoLaTiIon. See Leschetizky (T.).
CONTEMPLATION; by A. Mailly, tran-
seribed from the organ solo by John
Francis Barnett. (In Celebrated
modern masters for the pianoforte,
book 38, p. 88.) [23004
©roct 3; 19s 2-6) Oct Zeon.
E 267457; Augener, !td., London.
1337
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES -
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
28005
CONTENTMENT; by J. L. Gray; pf.
[23005
© 1 e¢ Oct. 6, 1911; HB 266973;
John L. Gray, Chicago.
CONTRAST OF LOVE; march by V. A.
Lombardy; band. [23006
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1911; E 264775:
Vincent A. Lombardy, Newark, N. J.
CONVENT CHIMES; by Violet Hudson;
pf. (Attractive compositions, no.
1434.) [23007
©, Och 208 191i 2c Ocha as:
1911; E 268769;
Chicago.
McKinley music co.,
Coon’s (THE) CARNIVAL; two-step, by
Frances Waddington, arr. by Ernest
Batten; orchestra. 4to. (Chappell’s
orchestral journal, no. 627.) [23008
© Oct: 4, 1911: 2 ©. Oct. 5; 1911:
EH 267211; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
piano.
Or Sept 28) Ota 2
[23009
e. Sept. 29,
1911; E 267087; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
CoRDELIA; polka, by M. Greenwald;
piano. [23010
©OEt 23; 191-2 e, Oct 23. 1911:
FE 268922; Century musie pub. co.,
New York.
CORE ADDURMUTO; versi di Carlo De
Flaviis, musica di H. Lanzetta.
* [23011
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 267661; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
CoRE ’E Fuoco; versi di Ferd. Russo,
musica di Franc. Buongiovanni.
[23012
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 7, 1911;
E 267286; Polyphon - a erke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CORE ’E SURDATO; canzonetta marcia,
versi di Aniello Califano, musica di
Enrico Cannio. [23013
©vwAue. 23; 191152 ec Octi 7, 1911:
EH 267287; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CORE PEKDUTO; capzon’ ’c campagna,
versi di Rocco Galdieri (Rambaldo),
musica di G. de Gregorio. {23014
© Aug. 23, 19112 «Oct: Ae oid:
E 267587; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
oe. Wahren-Leipzig.
CORNER (THE) OF My EYE; from the
musical play The Mousmé (The
maids of Japan) ; ; words by Arthur
Wimperis, music by Lionel Monck-
ton. [23015
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. », 1911;
HE 267212; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
- don.
CORONATION MARCH AND HYMN; based
on two themes from the music to
Henry VIII., composed and arr. by
Hdward German, for piano solo.
[23016
©, Sept. 27, 1911 206 seni 28.
1911; HB 264980 : Nov ello & co., 1td.,
London.
Corporat Mikr; words by Noel Fer-
ris, music by T. C. Sterndale Ben-
nett. [23017
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911;
EH 264544; Boosey & co., London.
CORTEGE DES ELFES; by Géza Horvath;
piano. (Six pieces for piano, no. 1.)
[23018
© Oct. 5; 1911; 2c OcHwag, 1911 -
E 267394; Weekes & co., London.
Cosi E; versi di Adolfo Genise, musica
di Gaetano Lama. [23019
(© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 267657 ; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
COSTER-MONGER (JHE) RAG; words and
music by V. W. Stanton. [23020
© 1.¢. Sept: 22 191i eeni2y-
Valentine Walter Stanton, New
York.
Count (THE) oF LUXEMBOURG; Selec-
tion, music by Franz Lehar, arr. by
Shipley Douglas; band. 4to. (Chap-
pell’’s brass and reed band journal,
no. 86.) [23021
© Sept. 9; 190g 2 clySepi das
1911; E 264550; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
gavotte, by Arthur Lie-
ber; ve [23022
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 12, 1911;
E 268488 ; Siete piano & music
co., St. Louis.
COURT DANCE;
CowBoy SuE; words by Mel Eastman,
inusic by Bert Murphy. [ 23023
© Oct; 24, A91ke o2 4c) Oc. 25,
1911; Eb 269132; Hastman & Mur-
phy, Boston.
1338
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
Cox (Rosert) Two songs; music by
R. Cox. 1. The infinite shining
heavens; words by Robert Louis
Stevenson. 2. Alla dogana; words
by Arthur Symons. [23024
@7Oci 5, 1911: 2 ¢. Oct. 20, 1911-
E 267676; Metzler & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
CRADLE SONG; by F. Bridge; violin or
violoncello and pf. London, Good-
win & Tabb. [23025
Cec t2. 191t: 2 ¢)Oct, 14,
1911; E 267489; Frank Bridge,
London.
See Brahms (J.)
CROSSING THE BAR; anthem, words by
Alfred Tennyson, music by C. W.
Parnell. S8vo. [23026
© Oct. 5,31914:; 2.¢. Oct.-10; 1911;
H 6»6267388; Claude’ W. Parnell,
Micheldean, Glos., England.
CTVERLISTEK VESELYCH POCHODU § TEX-
TEM; Slozil Fr. Tichy, op. 99-102;
harmoniemusik. 4to. [ 23027
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 21,1911;
EH 267708; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
Cuckoo (THE) caAaLLs (Der kuckuck
ruft); by R. Krentzlin, op. 19, no.
2; piano. (Village scenes, no. 2.)
[23028
OmMaye dt, 1911: 2 ¢, Sept. 14,
Polen 2oi2l- Tt. RR: .Krentzlin,
Berlin.
Cuckoo’s (THE) NEST; handkerchief
dance, collected and arr. by Cecil J.
Sharp; pf. (Morris dance tunes,
Set 7, no. 2.) [23029
(OAGetr weal 1911-2) °c. Oct)’ 23.
1911; E 267821; Novello & co., 1td.,
London.
CUORE SPAGNUOLO; bolero, versi di L.
Recitano, musica di V. Di Chiara.
(Edizioni Bideri, no. 3237.) [23030
©) Sept. 16, 1911; 2 @& Sept. 18,
1911; E 264780; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples.
CUPID AND CO; words and music by
Harry Lane. [28031
@T Sept. 25,, 1914: 2 © Sept: .26,
1911; E 264945; Price & Reynolds,
London.
CUPID’S LANE; lyric by Harold Atte-
ridge, music by “Melville J. Gideon
and Louis A. Hirsch. [23032
© Oct.-5, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1911;
E 266978; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
23042
CURBSTONE (THE) FoUR; words by
Will A. Francis, music by Tom E.
Francis. ; [230383
© June 22, 1911; 2 c Sept. 30,
1911; E 268041; Lawrence music co.,
New Castle, Pa.
CuscritTo; versi di Ernesto Murolo,
_ mnusica di Rodolfo Falvo. [23034
© Aug: 23, 190tt ene Och ki
1911; E 267588; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
Da JESUS IN DEN GARTEN GING; altes
volkslied, Schlesien, musik von Her-
mann Ernst Koch, op. 9, fiir gemisch-
ten chor, solostimmen und orgel.
Partitur und stimmen. [23035
© May 18, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
HE 267358; F. HE. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
DADDY DEAR; words and music by Alb.
H. Fitz, arr. by H. Tourjée; mezzo
or baritone in FE flat. 23036
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1911;
EH 269076; Homer Tourjée co., Los
Angeles.
DAMMERSTUNDE; ged. von HE. L. Schel-
lenberg, musik von Richard Wetz,
op. 30, no. 2, fiir mittlere stimme.
[23037
© July 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1911;
EK 264753; Kr. Kistner, Leipzig.
DAFFNER (Hueo) Sonate; von H.
Daffner, op. 1, herausgegeben von
Otto Gauss. (Orgelkonzert samm-
lung, 2. serie, nr. 16.) [23038
© Ave. 15, 1914; 2c Oct. 2, 1911:
EK 267082; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
DAILY EXERCISES FOR VIOLINISTS; part
3 technical exercises, by Edith L.
Winn. [23039
@ Sept. 13, 1911; 2c. Oct. 47 1911 -
EK 266872; Carl Fischer, New York.
DatIsy DIMPLE; words and music by
Mrs. EK. C. Montrose. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [ 23040
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1911;
EK 268427; Mrs. E. C. Montrose,
Washington.
DAISY MELDROOMS; words and music
by J. Semple. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [23041
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1911;
EK 268371; John Semple, Flushing, O.
DAMMI I TUOI BACI; versi di Antonio
Barbieri, musica di Rodolfo Falvo.
[238042
© Amge223; 1902 cOct7, 1912:
E 267589; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
1339
23043
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES -
pt. IIT, n. s., v.6
DANCE IN THE MEADOW (Hin tinzchen
auf der wiese); by R. Krentzlin,
op. 19, no. 5; piano. [23043
© May 17, 1905; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1911: H. 267122>. Hee Re, Krentzlin,
Berlin.
DANCE OF THE BUTTERFLIES (Danse
gracieuse), by Arnold De Vere;
piano. [23044
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268575; McKinley music ¢o., Chi-
cago.
DANCE OF THE DWARFS (Tanz der
zwerge); by R. Krentzlin, op. 15,
no. 8; piano. (Happy days, no. 3.)
[23045
© Oet-9~ 190i 2 e Och wile nOnis<
E 268291; R. Krentzlin, Berlin.
DANCE OF THE LITTLE DEVILS; capriccio,
by Emile Foss Christiani; pf.
[23046
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 c Oct. 21, 1911;
EH 268861; Henry Eberbach, Wash-
ington.
DANCE OF THE OCEAN WAVE; by J. M.
Baldwin, op. 20, edited by E. V.
McIntyre; piano. [23047
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
EK. 268650; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis.
DANCE OF THE VIRGINS; by Al. Steven-
son; piano. [23048
© Sept. 21, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
EH 268178; Clarice Manning music
co., New York.
DANCING FAIRIES; waltz by F. Cun-
ningham; piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23049
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268098; Flossie Cunningham,
England, Ark.
DANCING (THE) GIRL; gavotte, by
Hamilton Hemy, arr. by H. F. Odell;
mand. orch. [23050
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1911;
EH 266968; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
DANCING SHOES; by J. Douglas Mar-
tin, op. 6; piano. (Six sketches
from wonderland no. 5.) [238051
@VVOct i, 190i 2 ec Ochi i122. 199
H 268489; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis.
DANCING WAVELETS; three step, by
Perey Wenrich; piano. [23052
©iOet 15, 19102. ec Och Ad 91a:
EK 268809; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
DANSE CURIEUSE;
op. 8, pour piano.
10.)
par Emilio Russi,
(Silhouettes, no.
[23053
ae Sept. 11, 1911; 2:¢. Oe 2 1911 -
EH 267106; C Schmid1 & €o., Leipzig.
DANSE D’fTOILES (Dance of the stars) ;-
valse, by Ch. Godard, op. 66, rev.
and ed. by M. Greenwald: piano.
[23054
© Oct. 23, 191i 23'e7 Wer 23, £Odt
E 268923; Century music pub. ¢o.,
New York.
DANSE DE LA SYLPHIDE; by Géza Hor-
vath; piano... (Six pieces for piano,
no. 4.) [23055
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 2673895; Weekes & co., London.
DANSE FOLATRE (Dance frolics); by
Moritz HE. Schwarz; piano, four
hands. [23056
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1911;
EK 269080; B. 1s Wood music Co.,
Boston.
DANSE GRACE; by Herman Perlet, op.
15, no. 3; piano, left hand. [23057
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
EH 268074; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
DANZA ELEGANTE; by Constantino de
Crescenzo, op. 265; piano. [23058
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 267409; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
DARLING I WANT You; words by Her-
man Kahn, musie by lL. Friedman.
[23059
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
Ei 268872; Leo Friedman, Chicago.
DAT CACKLIN RAG; & coon rag, by K. W.
Bradshaw; pf. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [23060
© Sept. 26,1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 11, 1911;
EK 268314; Kenneth W. Bradshaw,
Thorntown, Ind.
DAUGHTER OF THE CHIEF BLACK PAW;
words and music by M. F. Titus.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23061
© Sept. 26,1911; 2 ec. Oct. 11, 1911;
EH 268391; Mabel EF. Titus, Attleboro,
Mass.
DAUGHTER OF ZION; sacred song, by
EK. K. Heyser. «The choir v. 12, no.
10.) [23062
©:0ct. 2, 191172 te Octet 1914 -
EH 268464; Fillmore brothers ¢o.,
Cincinnati.
1340
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
23083
Dawn (THE): words by Nellie Rich-
mond Eberhart, music by Mrs. E. L.
Ashford. No. 1. [23063
iets G6, 1911 5° 2c: Oct. 23, 1911;
E 269044; Lorenz pub co., Dayton.
DAWN (THE) OF HOPE; words by Phil-
lips Brooks, music by W. G. Ham-
mond; low voice in D. * [23064
fe) Océ. 19.1911: 2 ec. Ock. 19; 1911;
E 268785; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
DEACON’S (THE) MASTERPIECE, or, THE
“ WONDERFUL ONE-HOSS SHAY; humor-
ous ballad, words by Oliver Wendell
Holmes, music by Percy E. Fletcher ;
chorus with solo quartet ad lib.,
and piano.” Vocal score. (Novel-
lo’s original oct. edition.) [23065
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1911; E 264879; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
Dear; lyric by Rob. F. Sear, music by
Giuseppe Creatore. [23066
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 267535; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
DEAR LITTLE GIRL; words and music by
F. W. Foley. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [23067
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 « Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268227; Frank W. Foley, Rutland,
Vii.
DEAR LITTLE GIRLIE; words and music
by M. Vach. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [23068
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1911;
E 268424; May Vach, Wellston, Mo.
DEAR OLD BrRoaDway; words by Fred
C. Farrel, music by A. Rich. [23069
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1911; E 268800; Al
Rich, New York.
DEAR OLD DAD; words by W. H. Meek,
music by Len Fleming. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23070
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268120; W. H. Meek, Robinette,
Or.
DEAREST DAYS; words and music by
Harry A. Traux, arr. by [Alfred J.
Doyle. ] [23071
©) Oct. 7, 1911;.2 ¢. Oct. 7; 1911;
E 268026; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
DEAREST DicKYy; corner dance, collect-
ed and arr. by Cecil J. Sharp; pf.
(Morris dance tunes, set 8, no. 4.)
: [238072
© Oe} 21,1911 5 2 &) Oct: 28,1911;
E 267833; Novello & co., Itd., London.
DEAREST (THE) SCHOOL; words by
W. W. Waymack, music by Herbert
Macfarren. [23073
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ¢@ Oct. 2, 1911;
E 267065; W. W. Waymack, Sioux
City.
DEARIE MINE; words and music by
J. Conety. Washington, H. Kirkus
~ Dugdale co. [23074
© Sept. 26,1911; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1911;
E 268330; Jessie Conety, Valley, Neb.
DEATH; words by Ernest Daniel, mu-
Sic by Len Fleming. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23075
©). Oct. 3% 1911.2 2 es Oct. 10,1914 -
E 268235; Neil D. Reid, Little Cur-
rent, Ontario.
DEEDLE (THE) DUM DE; in The Wall
street girl, words by Benj. Hopgood
Burt, music by Silvio Hein. [23076
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268051; T. B. Harms, and Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
DEINE HANDE; ged. von Wilhelm Hol-
zammer, musik von Friedrich Mayer.
(Lieder, no. 1.) [23077
©) Septet. 191hs 2 ¢. Oct. 21, 1911;
FE 267699; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
DELIBES (CLEMENT - PHILIBERT - LEO)
Valse lente; from Sylvia. by L. De-
libes, ed. by J. W. Lerman; piano.
: [23078
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268071; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
DEMETRIUS; march, by M. Greenwald;
piano. [23079
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268924; Century music pub. co.,
New York.
DENKST DU DARAN; von Alban Forster,
fiir klavier zu 2 hinden. (3 charak-
teristische tonstiicke, no. 1.) [23080
©) Aare 267 1911": 2" > Sept. 20;
1911; E 264805; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
DEPARTURE (THE) ; Song, music by Lee
G. Kratz. 1. Women’s voices, 2.
Men’s voices. [23081, 23082
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 ec. each Oct.
23, 1911; E 268960, 269027; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O.
DrER DU, HERR JESU, RUH UND RAST; ged.
nach Bonaventura, von Georg Wer-
ner, musik von Alexander Winter-
berger, op. 139, no. 3, fiir eine sing-
stimme und orgel oder piano, mit
chorschluss. [23083
© May 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267227; EF. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
1341
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pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
second verse by
23084
Desire. See Wilson (Christopher). DIXIE LAND; song,
: L. E. Holcomb, music Dan Emmett,
Despair. See Blain (Frederick). arr. by Ira B. Wilson.
DETEKTIV-DUETT; aus der operette, Die
liebesjagd, musik von Hermann
Ritzau, fiir kleines orchester. 4to.
[238084
© dilly, 29 tOldes 2c) Oc 2 Gill:
KH 267692; Biihnenverlag, Nieder-
sachsen, g. m. b. h., Hannover, Ger-
many.
DEUTSCHE MARINEHYMNE; ged. von
Heinz Hungerland, musik von Ar-
nold Gaude-Sevalk. [23085
@© Fume L7, 19d 2 2 7c) Sept. 22,
1911; H 264883; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York.
DEUTSCHER FRUHLING; ged. von Mar-
garete Bruch, musik von Max Bruch,
op. 86, fiir gemischten chor. Parti-
‘tur. (Sechs lieder, no. 3.) [ 23086
© 2A oe AoW eee OCia Al,
1911; E 267737; Heinrichskofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
DEUTSCHER TANZ (German dance); by
Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts; solo and obli-
gato violin. [23087
@ Sept: 67191 2 e1Oct, 4191
HE) 266871; Carl Fischer, New York.
DEWDROP AND BUTTERCUP; words by
Fred G. Bowles, music by Ira B.
Wilson; women’s voices. [23088
© Wept. 29, 191132) e. Octiiwsa;
1911; E 268969; Lorenz pub. ¢Co.,
Dayton, O.
DIMME ’NA VOTA SI; versi di A. Bar-
bieri, musica di F. Buongiovanni.
: [23089
© Aug. 15/1911 22). Oct. FF 1914 ;
H 267288; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
DISLOQUE (EL); two-step por J. de
Jesus Martinez, arreglo de J. Za-
mora Valdés, para piano, violon 1 y
2, viola, violoncello y contrabajo.
4to. Mexico, Enrique Munguia.
[28090
© Septeas, -W19itl = 28 ce Oc a2,
1911; EH 267720; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York.
Dixie (A) BELLE; march and two-step,
by Edward Heber, arr. by Paul Hen-
neberg; full orch. and piano. Ato.
[23091
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 4, 1911;
Ei 268686 ; Carl Fischer, New York.
0 ae Women’s
voices. .2. Men’s voices.
; [ 23092, 23093
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 23,
1911; E 268951, 269014; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O.
Do SOMETHING FOR OTHERS; hymn,
words and music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [28094
© Oct. 6, 1911 2°22 e@et. 7, 1911;
E 268023; Rodeheaver-Ackley ¢o.,
Chicago.
Do, STEP THE TWO-STEP; from The
Siren, duet, words by Percy Green-
bank, rev. by Thos. Reynolds. music
by Howard: Talbot. [23095
©: Sept.°25.) 191t-2VewSent. 26,
1911; E 264953; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
Do you KNOW MICHAEL RAFFERTY;
words and music by Violet Taylor.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23096
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268149; May HE. Mickleborough,
Flatbush, L. I.
DOES ANYBODY WANT A LITTLE BOYIE;
words and music by P. A. Wester-
wald. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [23097
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268240; P. A. Westerwald, Ak-
“ron. ©;
Dog GONE .THAT CHILLY MAN; from
Ziegfeld follies of 1911, words and
music by Irving Berlin. [23098
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266709; Ted Snyder co.,
New York.
Dorna; arr. by Louis Friedsell; 1. pf.
2. violin. [23099, 23100
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 ¢. each Oct. 7,
1911; E 266998, 266999; Hebrew
pub. co., New York.
DOLCE SPERANZA; valse, par Gabriel
Allier; pf. [23101
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
HE) 267322; Durand et cie., Paris.
Dotores; Spanish valse by E. Wald-
teufel, rev. and ed. by M. Green-
wald; piano. [23102
©Oet. 23, 190 2 cern Za ow:
E 268925; Century music pub. co.,
New York.
Don CESAR DE BAzAn. See Massenet
(J. BE. FE.)
1342
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
23120
Don CESARE; ’0 guardaporte, versi di
G. Attanasio (Gionata), musica di
na-
Alfredo Mazzucchi. (Canzoni
poletane popolari, no. 2754).
[23103
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 1319071 <
E 267641; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
DON’T BE A SUFFRAGETTE; words and
Washington,
[238104
© Aug. 20, 1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 19,
1911; E 266588; Anna M. McCor-
music by Rita May.
H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
- mick, Rutland, Vt.
DON’T KEEP ME WAITING LONG; words
by F. M. Trimble, music by M. C.
Washington, H. Kirkus
[238105
Hanford.
Dugdale co.
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268160; Francis M. Trimble,
Stepney Depot, Conn.
DONIZETTI (GAETANO); Lucia di Lam-
mermoor; fantasia, by G. Donizetti,
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts: solo and
obligato violin. [23106
© Sept. 6, 1911: 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266891; Carl Fischer, New York.
—— Lucia waltz; by Donizetti, arr.
by Mackie-Beyer; orchestra. 4to.
[23107
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 20, 1911;
E 268848; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
Dopo cENA; polka, by Angelo Vagnetti,
op. 54; piano. [23108
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. LOM LON
E 267410; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Dors MA POUPEE; berceuse par Ch.
Graziani-Walter, op. 400, pour piano.
(Six moreceaux faciles sans octaves,
HO... 3.) [23109
© Aug. 17, 1911; 2 « Sept. 22,
1911; E 264900; GC. Schmidl & ©O.,
Leipzig.
DoT AND Spot; from the comic opera
The love Mills, words by Leslie
Stilles, music by L. Hillier. [23110
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 e. Oct 9,/ 191):
E 267316; Louis Hillier, London.
Doux REPOS; berceuse par Ch. Gra-
ziani-Walter, op. 401, pour piano 44
mains. (Heures joyeuses, no. 3.)
(2ST
© Aug. 17, 1911: 2¢ Sept. 29,
1911; E 267024; C. Schmid] & co.,
Leipzig.
DOWN BY THE OLD WILLOW TREE; words
and music by S. T. King. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23112
© Sept. 26, 1911: 2 ¢ Oct. file
1911; E 268341; Sam T. King, Wil-
liamsfield, Il.
DowN HOME; words and music by
A. G. Brehm, arr. by Geo. Rosen-
krans. [23113:
© Oct. 23, 1911: 2 c. Oct 23, 1911;
E 269047; A. G. Brehm, St. Mary’s,
Bai
DOWN IN A GREEN, GREEN MEADOW ;
words by R. Spell, music by Willy
Wagner. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28114:
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911 ;
EK 268109; Ralph Spell, Duenweg, Mo.
DOWN IN OLD ARKANSAS ; characteristic
two-step, by Percy Wenrich; piano.
[28115
2 c. Oct. 11, 1911:
K. Root & co..
© Oct. 15, 1911:
E 268310; Frank
Chicago.
DOWN IN THAT WATER-MELYUN PATCH ;
words by J. Morris Jr., music by
Chas. J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23116
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 & Oct. ine
1911; BE 268351; James Morris, Jr.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
DRAKE GOES WEST; words bye Peele
O’Reilly, music by Wilfred Sander-
Son; song, with orchestral ace. in D;
arr. by Guillaume Van den Dyck.
[238117
© Sept. 27, 1911: 2 «. Sept. 28,
1911; E 264970: Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
DREAM (A) oF HOME; by Bruce
Browning; piano. [23118
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2c. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269148; Frank K. Root & co:, Chi-
cago.
DREAM OF PEACE; words and musie by
ge Be “Adams: Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23119.
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268122: Jas. B. Adams, Hickory
Grove, Ky.
DREAM (A) OF THE OLDEN TIME; com-.
posed and arr. by Henry S. Sawyer;
piano, four hands. [23120
© Oct. 20, 1911: 2 e. Oct. hss D9 =
EK 268788; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
1343
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pt. II, n. s., v. 6
23121
DREAMIN’? "BOUT YOU DAY BY DAY;
words and music by F. A. Clark. Jfack]
[238121
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2c. Oct. 5; 1911;
E 268037; F. A. Clark, Philadelphia.
DREAMING AT TWILIGHT; words and
music by M. Smith. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23122
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 11,
1911; E 2683852; Maude Smith,
North Star, Mich.
DREAMING (THE) CHILD (La pensive) ;
rondclette, by André Benoist; pf.
[23123
© Oct.5, 1911;'2'c. Oct. 6, 1911;
EH 266979; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
DREAMING OF LOVE; words and music
by Harry A. Traux, arr. by [Alfred
J. Doyle.] [23124
©, Oct.-%, 1911; 2c. Ock 7%, 19i4:
EH 268027; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
DREAMING OF LOVE AND SUNSHINE;
words and music by M. B. Simpson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23125
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268219; Mary B. Simpson, Deer-
field Parade, N. H.
DREAMING OF MOTHER; reverie, by
Walter L. Rosenberg; piano. [23126
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269149; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
DREAMING (THE) PRINCESS; madrigal,
from The enchantress, words by
Harry B. Smith, music by Victor
Herbert. [23127
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269137; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
DREAMING SWEETHEART OF THEE; words
and music by Irene Lyell. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23128
© Sept. 26,0 19012 2c) Oct 11,
1911; E 268892; L. G. Lyell, Lyle,
Tenn.
DREAMLAND; nightingale’s song, words
by Lancelot Cayly Shadwell, music
by Harold Garsten. [23129
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 17,
1911; ki 267556; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
DREAMS; three-part song, words by
Cecil Frances Alexander, music by
' ©. Hubert H. Parry; women’s or
boys’ voices. 4to. [23130
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 11,
1911; EH 264557; Year book press,
London.
DREAMS DREAMS DREAMS; words by
Wendover, music by H.
Boniface, arr. by J. C. MeMurray.
New York, Gotham-Attucks pub. co.
[23130
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268760; Wendover & Boniface,
Brooklyn.
DREAMS LIKE I DREAM OF YOU ARE |
RARE; words by Fred C. Peace, mu-
sic by Paul Eugene. (23132
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268060; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
DREAMY DREAM-TIME, DREAM MELODY 5
words and music by Welzel and ;
Held. [23133
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 269051; Chas. H. Henderson mu-
sic pub. co., Corry, Pa.
DRIFTING DOWN TIME’S RIVER; words
and music by Levi W. Olmstead. |
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23134 |
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 2681838; L. W. Olmstead, Wil-
liamsport, Pa.
DRIVING HOME THE COWS FROM PAS-
TURE;
strong & Clark.
York.
Drum (THE) cCoRPS; march militaire, }
[23136 §
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2c. Oct. 12, 1911; |
HE 268490; Shattinger piano & music i
by Arthur Lieber; piano.
co., St. Louis.
DucHESS (THE); waltzes by Victor
Herbert, arr. by Harold Sanford;
orchestra. [23137
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 9, 1911;
HE 268076; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
DUE FIORI; melodia, parole di Mario
Rapisardi, musica di Filippo Bru-
netto. 113748. [23138
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; E 264916; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
Dvo DE AMOR; vals, por José de Jests
Martinez, arreglo de S. Robles, para
piano, violon 1 y 2, viola, violon-
cello y contrabajo. 4to. Mexico,
Enrique Munguia. [231389
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2°c. Oct. 21,
1911; E 267722; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
1344
words and music by Arm. |
[23135
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 191135)
E 268075; M. Witmark & sons, New |
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
23158
| Dyrne (THE) CHILD’S REQUEST; words
‘and music by N. H. Ayers. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28140
© Sept 26,,°1911:; 2 .e). Oct. -11,
1911; E 268838; Nettie E. Ayers,
Seitland, Vt. .
(THE) SOLDIER’S FAREWELL;
words and music by Oscar J. Cal-
ciana and sister. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23141
fOct.us, 1911-2 ¢. Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 268211; Emma Boykin, Mobile,
Ala.
EH BONASERA, AMMORE; versi di Rocco
Galdieri (Rambaldo), musica di E.
Nardella. [23142
anes, A901: 2c. Oct. 17,
1911; E 267590; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
H CANTA IL. GRILLO. . . STORNELLO;
versi di Ersilio Bicci, musica di Vin-
cenzo Billi, op. 260. 118800. [23148
© Sept:-23, 1911; 2 ec., Sept. 25,
1911; EH 264918; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
"EH CCARTE ’E MILLE LIRE; versi di G.
Irace, musica di R. De Simone.
(Edizioni Bideri, no. 3232.) [23144
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; EK 264781; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples.
E ccHIU ME SPASSO; versi di D. Petric-
cione, musica di F. Cangiullo.
(Edizioni Bideri, no. 3278.) [28145
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 264782; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples.
"EH ROSE; versi di G. Capurro, musica
di EK. Nardella. [23146
eA os. 191: 2c. Oct. 17,
1911; EH 2675538; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
\\EK st ACALE NA FUNELLA; Canzone na-
politana, versi di C. O. Lardini,
musica di Emanuele Nutile. [23147
Aus; 23, 1914: 2 ce Oct, 17,
1911; EH 267591; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
| E SPRING CICKEN-D’ AMERICA; parole di
G. Amato, musica di L. Donadio.
[23148
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 267663; Italian book co., New
York.
"E TRE BELLEZZE; versi e musica di
Oscar Cattedra. [23149
© Aug’ 25, toi? er Oct. 7, tot:
E 267289; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
E vA TROVA; versi di E. Nicolardi, mu-
sica di EK. Nardella. [23150
©). Aug" 23, 1914-2 6. Ocha,
1911; E 267592; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
EACH DAYS SWEETHEART; words and
music by J. Linhart, arr. by Len
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [23151
© Sept, 26, 191.2 ce Oct 11.
1911; E 268426; Joseph Linhart,
New York.
EARLY DAWN; waltz, by Ella V. Her-
man; piano. [23152
ey Or 11," 19: 2 & Ock S14:
1911; E 268576; McKinley music co.,
Chicago.
EASTERN (THE) STAR; words and
music by F. E. Roberts, arr. by
Harry L. Alford. [23153
© Och is, 1912 ''e. "Oct 16:
1911; E 268647; F. E. Roberts,
Chicago.
EcHOES; a dainty novelette, by Chas.
B. Brown; pf. [23154
© .OctG 1911 = °2"e--Oet: 6, 1911:
E 266955; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
ECHOES FROM MY CHILDHOOD’S HOME;
words and music by Mrs. M. HE.
Nugent. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [23155
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
EK 268246; Mrs. M. EH. Nugent, Monte-
zuma, N. Y.
ECHOES OF THE PAST; waltz, on motives
of the Viennese waltz kings, by
Joser and Johann Strauss, compiled
by Gustav Saenger, arr. by L. P.
Laurendeau; full band. 4to. [23156
© Sept. 12," 1911? 2 ¢ -Oetas4,
1911; E 266874; Carl Fischer, New
Yor.
Eciosur; no. 7 from Années de péler-
inage, by Franz Liszt, ed. and fin-
gered by John Orth; piano. [23157
©POck. 16). 191t, 2c - Oct ats:
1911; E 268719; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
EDNA’S DANCE; arr. by Wm. Dressler;
piano, four hands. [23158
©: Oct. 20; 1911: 2 ci “Oets.26;
1911; E 269075; F. G. Albert, Ridge-
field Park, N. J.
1345
NN _ SSC a
23159
EENY, MEENY, MINY MO; from The
girl in the train, words by Harry B.
Smith, from the German of Victor
Leon, musie by Leo Fall. [23159
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 20,
1911; E 264797; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
EILEEN; words and music by Allen
Spurr. [23160
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268061; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
EISERNE (DIE) WEHR; ged. von H.
Kolling, musik von Jos. Descher-
meier, op. 126, fiir méu&nnerchor.
Partitur und stimmen. {23161
© July 25, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267232; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
ELancke (L’); mazurka de salon, by
Paul Wachs, ed. by Karl Benker;
piano. [23162
© Sept.°45, 1911; (2 ¢€.-Oct) 11,
1911; E 268301; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
ELEGIE; by F. Bridge; violoncello and
pf. London, Goodwin & Tabb.
[23163
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 267490; Frank Bridge, London.
ELéciz; par A. Tellier, pour piano.
(8 chansons sans paroles, no. 7.)
[23164
© Oct, 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1911;
E 267685; B. F. Wood music ©€o.,
Boston.
ELEMENTS OF MUSIC IN SONG. .
EF. W. Westhoff . . . Bloomington,
Ill., Public-school pub. co., 1911.
xv, 196, xvii-xviiip. 12mo. $0.75.
[23165
© Sept.. 21, 1911; 2:c. Sept 28,
1911; A 297224; Public-school pub.
co., Bloomington, Ill.
. by
ELFIN REVEL; by Nathaniel Irving
Hyatt, op. 18, no. 1; piano. (Six
easy pieces, no. 2.) [23166
© Sept 23.0 191i 2 er Octa 12;
1911; E 268479; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
PLFIN REVELS; rondo in C major, by
Carl Hemann; piano [23167
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 27,
1911; E 264968; Cary & co., London.
ELI, ELI, LOMO ASAVTIONT; arr. by A. R.
Zagler. [23168
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
BE 268179; S. Schenker, New York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ©
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
ELTERN’S LIEBE IS WAHRE LIEBE; words
by B. Tomashefsky, music by Perl-
mutter & Wohl; quartett. [23169
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268890; A. Teres, New York.
ELveS (THE) DANCE; two-part song,
words by Spencer Henry, music by
Edmund Rogers. 4to. (Morley’s
school songs, no. 40.) [23170
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 14,
1911; E 267433; Leonard & co., Lon-
don.
ELVIRA POLKA; by G. Silvestri, arr. by
Felice De Matteo; clarinet; cornet;
trombone. [23171
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 6, 1911;
E 267270; O. Pagani & bro., New
York.
EMBLEM OF FREEDOM; words by Har-
riet D. Castle, music by Ira B. Wil-
son. [23172
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 25,
1911; E 266462; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
EMMANUEL; words by Wm. C. Dix,
music by EH. S. Lorenz. (Octavo
anthems, no. 864.) [23173
© Oct. 12;,1911,: 2 @, Oet.25.,1911;
E 268990; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
EMMANUEL SHALL COME; music by E.
S. Lorenz. (Octavo anthems, no.
868.) [23174
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 23, 1911; |
E 268983; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
EMPIRE (THE) STATE; words by Desire
Stanton, music by G. Marschal
Loepke; chorus for mixed voices.
New York, G. Schirmer. 4to.
[23175 :
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2%e) Oets 1, 1901 ;
E 268005; Arthur Edward Stilwell,
New York.
EN AVANT; marche militaire, di Fed-
erico Antoniotti, riduzione di A. Bet-
tinelli; piccola orchestra. (Inter-
mezzi musicali, no. 446. [23176
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 267538; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
EN BATEAU.
ceaux choisis.
EN FORME D’UNE GAVOTTE; von Emil |
Kronke, op. 68, fiir piano. (Trois
pensées musicales, no. 1.) [23177
© May 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
BE 267354; FEF. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
1346
See Album de six mor- |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
ENAMOURMENT. _See Blair (Frede-
rick. )
ENGLISH (AN) JOY-PEAL; coronation-
1911, composed and arr. by A. C.
Mackenzie, op. 75; piano solo.
[23178
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c Sept. 30,
1911; FE 267054; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
ENGLISH (THE) LANGUAGE; humorous
patter song, written and composed
. by George Arthurs. [23179
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
- 1911; E 267083; Reynolds & co.,
London.
EXNGLISCHE KLASSIKER; zw0Olf stiicke
fiir violine, mit beziffertem bass, von
Englischen meistern des 17. und 18.
jahrhunderts, arr. von Alfred Mof-
fat, ftir violine mit klavierbeglei-
tung. (Hdition Schott, no. 7577.)
[23180
@resepr 19, 1911: 2c. Oct.. 6,
1911; E 264499; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
EXNRIQUETA; danza por Alberto de la
- Pefia Gil., arreglo de Ant. Rosado
Glz., para piano, violon 1 y 2, viola,
violoncello y contrabajo. Ato.
Mexico, Enrique Munguia. [23181
Pr@ Sept, fs, 1911: 2 ¢. Oct.-.21,
1911; E 267721; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
EREMiIt (DER); ged. von EH. L. Schel-
lenberg, musik von Richard Wetz,
op. 30, no. 3, fiir mittlere stimme.
[28182
@etulye4: 1914- 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911 ; HE 264754; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
HRINNERUNG (Souvenir) ; romanze von
C. Bayrhoffer, fiir violoncell mit
klavierbegleitung. [231838
(©) Ane, 22. 1911: 2. ¢. Sept. 20,
1911; EK 264807; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz.
Massenet
ERINNYES See
Ge. E.)
(LES).
HRIRUS; an Eastern dance, from the
suite characteristic The four winds,
C, by Geo. J. Trinkaus, arr. by T.
P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus. (Publica-
tions for full mand. orch. including
tenor mandola and mando-cello, no.
793.) [238184
© Oct. 3,-1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266853; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
23194
HRwaAcHtT; ged. von G. Falke, musik
von Richard Wetz, op. 28, no. 8,
fiir mittlere stimme. [23185
© July 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; EH 264755; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
ERZHERZOG CARL FRANZ JOSEPH—
MARCH; componirt von Gyula Box-
horn fiir pianoforte. [23186
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4,
1911; E 267182; B: Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz.
Es GIBT NUR EIN BERLIN; marsch, aus
der cleichnamigen revue, von Artur
Steinke; orch. & pf. direction. 4to.
[23187
©) .Sept., 215.1911: 2.e¢. Sept: 22,
1911; E 264868; Apollo. verlag,
Bertin.
ESPANA RHAPSODIE; by Em. Chabrier,
arr. by V. F. Safranek; full band.
[23188
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 c@ Oct. 4,
1911; E 266878; Carl Fischer, New
York.
ESQUISSE ANDALOUSE; par Pedro G.
Morales, pour violon et piano.
[23189
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 c Sept. 26,
1911; E 264958; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
EXTERNAL HOPE. See Krebs (T. L.)
ETERNAL SPRING; reverie, by H. Engel-
mann, arr. by Gustav Saenger; 2
violins and piano. [23190
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266877; Carl Fischer, New York.
ETHELINDA; mazurka, by M. Green-
wald; piano. [23191
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268926; Century music pub. co.,
New York.
EXTUDE-NOVELETTE; by Géza Horvath;
piano. [23192
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1911; E 267044; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
HUGEN ONEGUIN. See 'Tschaikowski
(Real)
EUTERPE; valse lento, by Rafael Mar-
quez, op. 26; piano solo. [23193
© Aug. 22, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267184; José Laza & ca., San
Juan, Porto Rico.
EVENING BELLS; melody, by Arnold Le
Vere; piano. [23194
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2c. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269150; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
1347
LC ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES-
23195
pt. II, n. s., v.6
EVENING IN THE FOREST CAMP; song
without words, by Richard Addison;
pf. [23195.
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268599; Hatch musie co., Phila-
delphia.
EVENING LULLABY; words by H. Hess,
music by Len Fleming. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [238196
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 11,
1911; E 268318; Ella Hess, Wash-
burn, Ill.
EVENING sone (Abendlied) ; words by
Sydney Lanier, German version and
music by Emil Karl Janser. [238197
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2’¢c. Oct. 19, 1911;
EK 268804; C. A. Blodgett, Springfield,
Mass.
EVENING SUN. See O EVENING SUN.
EVENSONG; by Bruce Steane; organ.
(Short compositions for the church
service, book 2.) [23198
© Ane 19. 1911-2 ce Ane 21,
1911; E 264174; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
EVERY JACK MUST HAVE HIS JILL;
words by C. W. Carlson, music by
Willy Wagner. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23199
©’ Sept."26; 1914 - -2e! Octal,
1911; E 2683846; C. W. Carlson, Em-
barras, Minn.
EVERYBODY RESTS BUT MOTHER; words
by S. L. Dempsey, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23200
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268234; S. Lavinia Dempsey,
Council Bluffs.
Ev’rRy LITTLE FLOWER HAS A SWEET-
HEART; written by Arthur G. Fin-
don, composed by Hermann KE.
Darewski jr. [23201
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267422; B. Feldman & co., London.
EXTEMPORE; von Eduard Walter, op.
44, fiir violine und pianoforte.
[23202
© May 18, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
EH 267233; F. BE. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
EYES; words by Mel Eastman, music
by Bert Murphy. [23203
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2c. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 2691838; Eastman & Murphy, Bos-
ton.
I’. O. E. MArcH; two-step, by M. E.
Frock; full orchestra. 4to. [23204
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268449; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
I'ACE TO THE ENEMY MARCH; by A.
Shaeffer; guitar or lute solo.
[23205
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Oct.. 23, 1911;
E 268855; Arling Shaeffer, Chicago.
H'ADE SUN, SHINE MOON; words by AlI-
fred Hyatt, arr. by Edith Sanford
Tillotson, music by Ira B. Wilson;
women’s voices. [23206
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 e@ Oct. 23,
1911; E 268953; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
FADELESS (THE) ROSE; words by
Frederic G. Bowles, music by Ger-
trude Sans Souci; in D flat. 114016.
[23207
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 e@ Sept. 30,
1911; E 266728; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
FADING HOPE; idilio, by D. Montano;
piano. [23208
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268607; D. Montano, Brooklyn.
FAHRMANN (Hans), Toccata; von H.
Fihrmann, op. 49, herausgegeben
von Otto Gauss, C moll. (Orgel-
konzert Sammlung, 1. serie, nr. 7.)
[23.209
© Aug. 15, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 2, 1911:
E 267084; A Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
FAIRIES (THE) LULLABY; two-part
song, words by Spencer Henry, music
by Edmund Rogers. 4to. (Morley’s
school songs, no. 41.) [28210
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 11,
1911; E 2674384; Leonard & co., Lon-
don.
FAIRY DREAMS; waltz, by R. G.
Grady; piano. [23211
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268577; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
Fatry (THE) LULLABY; words from
the Irish, melody arr. by Charles
Burke; solo and chorus. (Choral
library, no. 60.) [23212
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. $, 1911;
E 267348; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
1348
ON
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 1d 1911
23233
F'arirY RONDO; by S. G. Kiesling, op. 61;
piano. : [28213
© Oct. 3. 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 266783; Samuel G. Kiesling,
Brooklyn.
FAIRY TALES; marchen, by Karl Kom-
zak, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; solo
and obligato violin. [23214
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
_E 266879; Carl Fischer, New York.
FAITH BRINGS ITS OWN REWARD; words
_ and music by Mrs. W. A. Payne.
- Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23215
© Oct: 3, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 10, 1911;
HE} 268259; Mrs. W. A. Payne, Pinker-
ton, Pa.
FALLING AUTUMN LEAVES; reverie, by
Victor Moulton, arr. by F. Henri
Klickmann; piano, four hands.
[23216
(owen 20, 1911-2 ¢. Oct: 18,
1911; E 268739; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
FALLO TRASI; versi di F. M. Russo,
musica di A. Cavaliere. [23217
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911;
EK 267660; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
FALSE AND TRUE; words and music by
E. M. Martin. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23218
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EH 268157; Ed. M. Martin, Grand
Ridge, Il.
FAMILY (A) AFFAIR; words by Harriet
D. Castle, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[28219
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266468; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, O.
FaMILy (THE) ALBUM; from The Wall
street girl, lyric by Hapgood Burt,
music by Karl Hoschna. [23220
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268077; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
FANCIES; a set of twelve children’s
songs, written by Ruth Rutherford,
composed by Florian Pascal, in two
books. Book 1. Book 2.
P2a22t 23222
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 ¢. each Oct. 4,
1911; E 267185, 267186; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London.
F'ANFARE (A); military rondo, by Carl
Bohm, op. 303, ed. and fingered by
Louis Oesterle; piano, four hands.
f [23223
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268906; G. Schirmer, New York.
FANTAISIE LYRIQUE; by Chas. de
Beriot, op. 120, rev. and edited by
Gustav Saenger; violin and piano.
(Music library ed. no. 639.) [23224
© Sept. 8,.1911; 2 ¢@ Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266880; Carl Fischer, New York.
FANTASIA NOVELLA; canti del meriggio,
versi di R. Galdieri (Rambaldo),
“Inusica di V. Fassone. (Edizioni
Bideri, no. 3224.) [28225
© “Sept: 7, 1919: 02.%e. (Sepia 12;
1911; E 264653; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples.
FANTASMAGORIE; no. 1, Des contrastes,
par Gaston Paulin, op. 140, pour
orchestre, avec piano-conducteur.
Ato. [23226
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911;
EK 267767; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
FAREWELL FOREVER; words by Mrs. N.
Hamblin, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[238227
©) Sept. 226) 1911s)62) c. Och 414,
1911; EK 268407; Mrs. N. Hamblin,
Nashville.
FAREWELL, SWEETHEART; romance by
Leo Oehmler, op. 177; piano. [23228
© Sept) 12, 1911-2 & Sepi- 19,
1911; HE 264778; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
words and music by E. Brach-
mann. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [23229
©) Sepén: 26, 190 2) eh: OCHA,
1911; E 268418; Emily Brachmann,
East Orange, N. J.
FATAL (THE) JOKE; words by L. E.
Holcomb, music by E. S. Lorenz;
men’s voices. [23230
©) \Sept., .29,,. 1911> ; 2.-e: Oct. 28,
1911; E 269030; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
FATALEMENT; valse-berceuse, vers de
Pierre d’Amor, musique de HK. Weil-
ler, op. 266. Paysit
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267778; HK. Weiller, Paris.
FATHER OF MERCIES; harvest hymn,
words by Alice Flowerdew, music by
C. W. Parnell. S8vo. [23232
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267389; Claude W. Parnell, Mich-
eldean, Glos., England.
hymn by L. O. Emerson. [232338
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266464; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. :
1349
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES —
23234
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
FEARLESS PRINCE; by J. Douglas Mar-
tin, op. 6; piano. (Six sketches
from wonder-land, no. 6.) [23234
© Oct. %, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1911;
EH 268491; Shattinger piano & mu-
sie co., St. Louis.
FELICIE; words by M. J. Graves, music
by Walter Worth. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23235
© Sept. 26, 1911 -*2 ce) ‘Oct ai,
1911; E 268396; M. J. Graves, Mar-
shall, Mo.
INERNANDO; schottische, by M. Green-
wald; piano. {23236
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268927; Century music pub. co.,
. New York.
WEST-MARSCH; komponiert von Hans
Ferdinand Schaub, op. 2. 1. Aus-
gabe ftir pianoforte 2 ms. arr. v.
M. Heidrich. 2. Ausgabe fiir orches-
ter, partitur u. stimmen.
[28237, 2382388
© Auc Si, tit 2) ec Sent., 22.
1911; E 264904; C. F. Schmidt, Heil-
bronn a. N., Germany.
FESTIVAL SONG; chorus, words by H.
Orsmond Anderton, music by Gran-
ville Bantock; men’s voices. 4to.
(The Orpheus, new series, no. 523.)
[23239
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 264981; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
Fru (LE) FOLLET; par Emilio Russi,
op. 8, pour piano. (Silhouettes, no.
3.) [23240
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 267107; C. Schmid! & co., Leipzig.
FIELD TOWN PROCESSIONAL Morris;
handkerchief dance, collected and
arr. by Cecil J. Sharp; pf. (Morris
dance tunes, set 7, no. 10.) [23241
©. Oct. 21, 19 Qe) Oct. 23:
1911; E 267829; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
WirrrentH U. S8. CAVALRY; march and
two step; by Mackie-Beyer; orches-
tra. [23242
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 20, 1911;
BH 268842; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
FicHt FIGHT FIGHT; words by F. M.
Hubbard, music by Riot. Smith:
[23243
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
EH 268558 ; Rodney L. Smith, Spring-
field, Mass.
FicHTING (A) CHANCE; march, by
I’. H. Losey, op. 304; full orch. and
pf. Ato. [23244
© Sept. 21, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266916; Carl Fischer, New York.
FILIPINO (THE) DANCE; by A. Sie--
brecht; piano. [23245
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1911; E 268544;
Arthur M. Siebrecht, Lexington, Ky.
FILLE (LA) AUX CHEVEUX DE LIN. See
Album de six morceaux choisis.
FILLING UP THE CHINKS; words and
musie by G. Donald: Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23246
© Sept. 26, 1911+.2 @ Oct. 14,
1911; E 268425; Gus. Donald, Kear-
sarge, Mich.
FINKENDUETT; aus der operette Die
hexe, text und musik von Richard
Jager. [23247
© Aug. 24, 1911: 2 ©) Sept. 29,
1911; HE 264996; Allegro-verlag,
Breslau, Germany.
FIORE AMMENNOLE; versi e musica di
G. B. De Curtis. [28248
©: Aug. 23, 491s 2. eet. 4;
1911; E 267501; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
FIRE-FLIES; by Robert Griggs Gale, op.
5; piano solo. (Tone pasteis, no. 6.)
[23249
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 21,
1911; E 268692; Paul A. Schmidt,
Minneapolis.
First (THE) CHRISTMAS; cantata,
words by Edith Sanford Tillotson,
music by Ira Bishop Wilson.
[23250
©. Sept. 28) W9ias fae ect. 25;
1911; E 269086; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, OQ.
First lessons in Bach. See Bach (J.
S.)
I'IRST VIOLET; waltz, by Ellis Wood-
ward; piano. £23251
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911 ;
EH 269151; Frank K. Root & ©co.,
Chicago.
FISHER-WIVES’ (THE) PRAYERS; two-
part song, words by Spencer Henry,
music by Edmund Rogers. 4to.
(Morley’s school songs, no. 43.)
[28252
©) Sept; “30° 19d eee Cer a4:
1911; E 267485; Leonard & co., Lon-
don.
1350
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
23273
FIvE HUNDRED THOUSAND DEVILS; words
by Leola Harvey Elder, music by
Joseph Melville. [23253
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2c. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268815; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
¥LaGc (THE) OF OUR YANKEE LAND;
words by F[red’k] T. Cardoze, music
by Chas. N. Sneider. [23254
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 6, 1911;
EH 266997; Alfred J. Haywood, New
York.
FLIEGER (DER); aus Die nacht von
Berlin, ged. von Julius Freund, mu-
sik von Victor Hollaender. [23255
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 2, 1911;
EH 267188; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
FLOATING; words by Frank Sheridan,
music by Hector MacCarthy. [23256
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 15,
1911; E 266039; John Franklin
music co., New York.
FLORA-WALZER; von Jos. Knobloch, ftir
klavier. [23257
© Aug. 15, 1911; 2 ec Aug. 26,
1911; EK 267894; Albert Forster,
Schoneberg-Berlin.
FLORAISON; valse lente par Camille
Denisty. 1. Piano seul. 2. Piano et
chant, poésie de Pierre d’Amor.
[23258, 23259
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. each Oct. 23,
1911; E 2677638, 267764; Heugel et
cie., Paris.
FLOTTE BURSCHEN (Jolly boys) ; march,
by C. Ehlers, arr. by C. H. Reeves;
full band. 4to. [23260
© Aug. 22, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
EK 266867; Chas. Ehlers, Hoboken,
Ni ee
FLOWER FESTIVAL; march and _ two-
step, by Henry Bartell; piano. [23261
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 14, 1911;
EH 268578; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
FLUTTERING LEAVES; caprice, by Erwin
Schneider; piano. [ 23262
OrOct. 16, 1911: 2 «. Oct. 14,
1911; E 268670; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
FoLtK sone (Volksliedchen) ; by Karl
Komzak, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts;
solo and obligato violin. [23263
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266882; Carl Fischer, New York.
FoLuies (THE); second album of
songs; words by Arthur Davenport,
Arthur Wimperis and H. G. Pélis-
sier, music by H. G. Pélissier and
Douglas Maclaren. No. 1-7. [23264
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 3, 1911;
EK 267178; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London.
FOLLOW THE STAR; words by Linda
Austin, music by Ira B. Wilson;
men’s voices. [23265
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 268989; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
Fonzo (P. E.) Fantasia; versi di R.
Ferraro Correra, musica di P. HE.
Fonzo. [23266
©) -Aug,'23. 1910. 9 e. Oct. vy
1911; E 267593; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
Foop (THE) SHOW; march and two
step, by A. E. Smith; pf. [23267
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Oet.:5, 1911;
E 266936; A. H. Smith, Council
Bluffs.
FOR EVERY BOY WHO’S LONELY THERE IS
A GIRL WHO IS LONELY TOO; from
Doctor de Luxe, by Karl Hoschna,
arr. by Tom Clark. 1. Cornet solo.
2. Trombone solo, piano acc.
[ 23268, 23269
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c each Oct. 4,
1911; E 266854, 266855; M. Witmark
& sons, New York.
I'oR HER DEAR OLD MOTHER’S SAKE;
words and music by M. Saxon.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23270
Cc) Sept 26. 190? 2 Je, (Oct. 11;
1911; E 268367 ; Mamie Saxon, Lum-
berton, Miss.
FoR ME; hymn, words by Max Hill,
music by A. W. Roper. ay7ral
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268554; French E. Oliver, Kansas
City, Mo.
For ONE WHO FELL IN BATTLE; words
by F. W. Parsons, music by Ch. M.
Loeffler, new ed. rev. by the author;
eight-part chorus of mixed voices a
cappella. 4to. [23272
© Sept. 80, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 266781; G. Schirmer, New York.
For you; words and music by M.
Hooper. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [23273
©PSepie’ 26> 1911; 2) ¢.Oek, T;
1911; E 268405; Minnie Hooper,
Rutherford, N. J.
13501
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ~ .
pt. Lr, ness yy. 6)
For you—Continued.
words anon., music by L[au-
rence] H. Montague. Buffalo, Den-
ton, Cottier & Daniels. [23274
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 21,1911;
E 268859; L. H. Montague, Buffalo.
FORBIDDEN; a rhapsody, words by
Florence Hoare, music by Richard
Knight. [238275
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 267529; Weekes & co., London.
FOREIGN SERVICE; words by M. Eager,
musie by Len Fleming. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23276
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268168; May Hager, Kansas City,
Mo.
FORWARD! BE OUR WATCHWORD; words
by Henry Alford, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [23277
© Aue’ Sis 1911 92 "ec: Sept. 25,
1911; E 266465; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
FOUNTAIN SPRAY; Caprice, by M. G.
Wittman; piano. [23278
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1911;
E 268492; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis.
Four AMERICAN INDIAN SONGS; poem
by Nellie Richmond Eberhart, music
by Chas. Wakefield Cadman, op. 45,
no. 1, arr. by H. L. Heartz; men’s
voices. 4to. [23279
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 6, 1911;
E 266969; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
FouR HEROES OF OUR NATION; words
and music by K. Bailey. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23280
© Sept, 26, 191d -.2:7e; Octal,
1911; E 268420; Katharine Bailey,
Garfield, Kans.
FRAGMENT (A); words by Richard
Le Gallienne, music by Arthur Hart-
mann; in © minor. [23281
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268879; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
FRAGRANT FLOWERS; waltz, by Theo.
Miller; piano. [28282
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269152; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
E'REE MASONS MARCH; by Percy Wen-
rich; piano. [23283
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2¢ Oct..14, 1911;
E 268579; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
IRIENDS; words by H. Spratt, music
by Arthur A. Penn. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23284
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268261; Harry Spratt, Jersey City.
F'RISSON DU PRINTEMPS; par Emilio
Russi, op. 8, pour piano. (Silhou-
ettes, no. 8.) [28285
© Sept. 115 1911* 97 e@rOct. 2,
1911; E 267108; C. Schmidl & co,
Leipzig.
FRIVOLEZZA; par René Chauvet, pour
orchestre avec piano-conducteur.
4to. [28286
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 e Oct. 28,
1911; E 267768; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
FYROHLICHES WANDERN; von Alban
Forster, ftir klavier zu 2 hinden.
(8 charakteristische tonstticke, no.
2.) [23287
© Aug. 26, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1911; E 264809; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz.
I'‘rog (THE) AND THE DRAGON FLY;
song, music by Ira B. Wilson; men’s
voices. [23288
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 ce Oct. 28,
1911; E 269023; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
FrRoM CHARLIE TO MAy; words and
music by A. B. Frye. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23289
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
EK 268270; Alice Bert Frye, McLeans-
boro, Il.
FROM FLOWER TO FLOWER; octave study,
by Theodore Kullak, op. 48, no. 1,
rev. and ed. by M. Greenwald;
piano. [232990
© Oct.. 23, 1911272 Oct. 23,
1911; H 268928; Century music pub
co., New York. .
FROM SANDLAND TO THE MOON;.0r, THE
ARAP’S DREAM; words and music by
Jack Daly. [23291
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268696; Maurice Shapiro, New
York.
FROM SEA TO SAILOR; words by P.
Medure, music by Tom Spencer.
Wasuington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28292
© | Sept. 26; 7191s 25 eanOct.-41,
1911; E 268884; Peter Medure,
Chisholm, Minn.
1352
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
FROM THE LIPS OF UNCLE SAM; words
by Hmil Kridlo, music by Alois
Stoupa. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [23293
(sept. 23, 1911.52 .¢. . Oct. ; 9,
1911; E 268172; Steupa and Kridlo,
New York.
FRUHLING IM HERBST; ged. von Victor
Joss, musik von H. Ernst Richter,
op. 17, fiir gemischten chor. Par-
titur und stimmen. 4to. [23294
Sepr.os,. 19tls (2 ec.’ Oct: 4;
1911; E 267234; F. H. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
“FRUHLINGSNAHE; ged. von Martin
Greif, musik von Georg Gohler, fiir
eine hohe singstimme mit klavier-
begl. 4to. [23295
© Sept.015, 1914; 2 ce. Oct. 21,
1911; HE 267697; Georg Gohler,
Leipzig.
H‘RUHLINGSSONNE; ged. von Max Bam-
berger, musik von Christian Schiott,
on. 1 no..1. i. Hoch. 2. Tief.
[23296, 23297
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 c. each Oct.
21, 1911; E 267703, 267704; Raabe &
Plothow, Berlin.
Fucus (Ros.) Fantasie; von R.
Fuchs, op. 91, herausgegeben von Otto
Gauss. (Orgelkonzert sammlung, 2.
serie, nr. 9. [23298
(O Aue, i, 1911; 2c Oct.'2; 1911;
E 267072; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
FUR DICH ALLEIN! (For you alone) ;
deutsche Ubertragung von Felix
Hubel, englische worte von P. J.
O’Reilly, musik von Henry E. Geehl.
1. Tenor oder sop.inGdur. 2. Bari-
ton oder mezzo-sop. in Es dur.
[23299
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ec. each Oct. 11,
1911; E 267454; Gould & co., Lon-
don.
FUssER (GERH.) Melodie; von Gerh.
Fiusser, fiir violine, und violoncell
ad lib., mit klavierbegleitung. (Zwei
melodische stticke, op. 14.) [23300
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1911; E 264959; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
FUSSSTEIG (DER); ged. von Martin
Greif, musik von Georg Gdohler, fiir
madnnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. Leipzig, C. A. Klemm. [23301
(er Sept: 15, 1911: Qe Oe #21,
1911; E 267732; Georg Gohler, Leip-
zig.
23310
GANSELIESEL (DAS) UND DER HIRTEN-
HANS; heiteres spiel mit gesang und
tanz fiir 2 damen, musik von W.
Barth-Erlensteg. (Tanzauffiihr-
ungen, no. 2.) [23302
©) Auge. >. Gide 22 eh Sept.) 22.
1911; EK 264895; Gustav Richter
theaterverlag, Leipzig.
GALLANT AND GAY; march and two-
step, by Edmund Braham, op. 398;
piano. [23308
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Oet. 18, 1911;
E 268720; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
GALLOPING DicK; words by W. G.
Rothery, music by Percy H.
Fietcher; in C. [23304
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1911;
E 267261; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
GAMBARO (J. B.) Nine caprices; by
J. B. Gambaro, op. 9, rev. fingered
and exemplified by Geo. A. Clinton;
clarinet. [23305
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2c. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 267798; Boosey & co., London.
GAMMES ET ARPEGES; de F. Le Coup-
pey; ed. revue et augmentée, piano.
[23306
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1911; EH 264965: J. Hamelle, Paris.
GANZ ANDERS; aus Die nacht von Ber-
lin, ged. von Julius Freund, musik
von Victor Hollaender. [23807
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 267189; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
py Lime:
GARDEN (THE) OF THOUGHTS; tone
poem, words and music by E. Holst.
(Attractive compositions; no. 1485.)
[23308
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268770; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
GARDEN (A) SERENADE; words by Har-
ris Burland, music by Edward
Nichols. 1. In.) flat...2: In. E.. .3)
In A. [23809
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 e. each Oct. 17,
1911; E 267566; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London.
GAVOTTE; by Frz. Jos. Gossec, arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts; solo and obligato
violin. [23310
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266888; Carl Fischer, New York.
1353
ee
23311
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ~
pt. 111, n.8., v. 6
GAVOTTE A LA COUR; by Edwin H. Le-
mare, op. 84; organ. [23311
© Aug. 26, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 20,
1911; E 264810; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
GAVOTTE FLEURIE (Haideblitimchen) ;
par Rob. Volistedt, op. 427, arr. par
H. Mouton, pour orchestre avec
piano-conducteur. 4to. [23312
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2c. Oct. 238, 1911; |
EH 267765; Heugel et cie., Paris.
GEE! I WISH YOU’D MARRY ME; words
and music by C. Manning. [23318
© Aug. 26, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266927; Clarice Manning & co.,
New York.
GEH, WO RUHM DIR WINKET; ged. von
Thomas Moore, musik von Max
Bruch, op. 86, fiir 8stimmig ge-
mischten chor. Partitur.. (Sechs
lieder, no. 4.) [28314
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1911;
E 267738; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
GEHEIMNISS; ged. von Richard Deh-
mel, musik von Friedrich Mayer.
(Lieder, no. 2.) [233815
i) Sept. 7, 1911: 2e - Oct. 21a 914:-
EH 267700; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
GEMMA DEL CUORE; versi e musica di
HK. A. Mario. (EHdizioni Bideri, no.
3272.) [23316
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 ce Sept. 18,
1911; E 264783; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples.
GENEVRA; words and music by B. G.
Robie. [23587
© Oct.) 1911+, 2c. Oct, 9,. 1911 ;
H 268048; Bertha Grace Robie, Rich-
mond, Ind.
GEORGIANA; graceful dance by Edward
St. Quentin; piano. [23318
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2c. Oct. 17, 1911;
E 267567; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
Suite; no. 1, valse
EH. German, arr. by
Otto Langey; full orch. (Galaxy
no. 46.) [23319
© Sept,'30) 1914): 2c: Oct. 271910 ;
E 266780; G Schirmer, New York.
GERMAN (ED.)
gracieuse, by
GET WISE; words and music by R. D.
Marshall. [23320
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1911; E 266735;
Ralph D. Marshall, Abington, Mass.
GET WISE—Continued.
—— words by Bert A. Spears, music
by Emma H. Spears. [23321
© 1c Oct. 7, 1911; BH 263022:
Louise Elliotte, New York.
GETRENNT; ged. von O. E. Hartleben, -
musik von Richard Wetz, op. 25, no.
3 fiir hohe stimme. [23322
© July 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1911:
E 264756; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
GHost (THE); duet from Miss Dudel-
sack, lyric by Grant Stewart, music
by Rudolph Nelson. [28323
© Sept. 21, 1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 22,
1911; E 264868; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
Girt (THE) DIVINE; new Christmas
carols; text by George O. Webster
and others, music by Karl K. Lo-
renz. [23324
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266466; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
GIFT DIVINE, WE GREET THEE; words by
George O. Webster, music by Karl
K. Lorenz. [23325
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept 25, 1911;
E 266467; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. ;
GIOCOSO GRACIOSO; von Emil Kronke,
op. 65, fiir piano. (Deutsche tinze,
no. 2.) {23326
© May 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267355; F. HE. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
GIOVANNINA; Sérénade vénitienne, pa-
roles de Fernand Beissier, musique
de L. Marand. Piizaalt
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 e@ Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267766; Marcel Jumade, Paris.
GirL (A) BORN UNDER THE RED WHITE
AND BLUE; words by A. Lehr, muSic
by M. C. Hanford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23328
© Sept. 26; 19i4d =. 2 ersoet. 11,
1911; E 268328; Al. Lehr, Chicago.
GirL (THE) I WOOED To WIN; words by
G. O. Barrell, music by O. H. Unger.
[23329
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266718; Geo. O. Barrell,
Reading, Pa.
GirL (THE) IN BLUE; words and music
by W. Williams. [23330
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct! 12, 1911;
BE 268468; Winfield Williams, Oak-
land.
GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST.
cini (G.)
See Puc-
1354
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11,1911
23349
GIRL OF THE SoutH; waltz, by A. | GLEAMING RAYS; by M. Garber; piano.
Halbheer; pf. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [23831
mrsepe. 2G, 1911; 2 e Oct. 11,
1911; E 268832; August Halbheer,
Milwaukee.
GirL (THE) OF YOUR CHOICE; words
and music by Milt Kendall. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
PRS By4
Oe. 3 1911\: 2 c: Oct: 10; 1911;
E 2682738; M. T. Kendall, E. Mills-
boro, Pa.
Gigi (THE) WHO IS TRUE; a toast,
words and music by A. H. Dowling,
Ii [23333
© Ocr, 25. 1911 > 2 e: Oct. 20; 1911;
H 268837; Albert H. Dowling, jr.,
Erie, Pa.
GirL (THE) WHO LOVED HIM BEST;
words by Q. M. Darden, music by
Tom Spencer. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [23334
@ Seni. 26, 1914: 2. e:, Oct. 11,
1911; E 268400; Queenie M. Darden,
Norfolk, Va.
GirL (THE) WITH THE DREAMY EYES;
words and music by W. J. Way.
[238335
@QrOckut, 1914.:..2.c;-Oct: 9, 1911;
E 268050; Standard music pub.
house, Chicago.
GIRLIE (A) WAS JUST MADE TO LOVE;
words by Joe Goodwin, muSic by
Geo. W. Meyer. [23336
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268782; F. R. Haviland pub. co.,
New York.
GIVE EAR UNTO MY PRAYER (Erhore,
herr, unser gebet); words adapted
by Wm. J. C. Thiel, music by Samuel
W. Beazley; sop. or tenor. [23337
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268911; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.
GIVE HONOR TO THE BUGLEMAN; words
and music by A. J. Stricker. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23338
© ‘Sept. 26,- 1911: 2 ¢ Oct. 11,
1911; E 268327; Alfred J. Stricker,
Piqua, O:
GLADYS; words and music by J. C.
Etzold. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [23839
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9,1911;
E 268158; J. C. Etzold, Huntington,
Ind.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23340
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268245; Marion Garber, Delta, Pa.
GLOAMING; by Mackie-Beyer; military
band with trio for three altos or two
_ altos and baritone. 4to. [23341
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c Oct. 9, 1911:
E 268450; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
GLOCKEN (DIE) LAUTEN DAS OSTERN
EIN; ged. von Adolf Bottger, musik
von Ernst Heuser, op. 78, no. 2, fiir
minnerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [233842
© July 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267235; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
GLORIA PATRI; Dy E'S:
Lorenz. [23343
©) Sept. iy 191t-" 2 °c Sent. = 25,
1911; EK 266468; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
response,
GLORIOUS NEWS; words by S. C. Kirk,
music by E. S. Lorenz. [238344
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 ce Sept. 25,
1911; E 266469; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
GLORY IN THE HIGHEST; words by May
Huntington Davis, music by Ida B.
Wilson. [2383845
© Sept 8 Tor 2c Sept. 25.
1911; E 266470; Lorenz pub.
Dayton, O.
GLorY TO GoD; words by Edith S. Til-
lotson, musie by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[23346
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268512; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
——words by George O. Webster.
musie by Karl K. Lorenz. [23347
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266471; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST; hymn,
words by Jennie Ree, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. [ 23348:
© Och 111912 ~ Ze. “Oct: 13,1919 :
E 268513; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
GLORY TO THE KING; hymn, words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. [23349
© Oct::19, 1994 ; 2 ex Cet. 13,1914
E 268514; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
1355
COnuee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ~
23350
pt. II, n. s., v. 6
GLOW-WORMS; waltz, by A. C. Scotton;
piano. 23350
. © Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1911;
HE 267252; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
London.
GLUCK; ged. von Martin Greif, musik
von Georg Gohler, fiir eine mittlere
Singstimme mit klavierbegl. Ato.
[23351
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 21,
1911; H 267696; Georg Gohler, Leip-
“ig.
—— musik von Hugo Kaun, op.
87, no. 2, fiir alt oder mezzo-sopran
und alt. [23352
© July 27, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911;
H 267096; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
GoD IS LOVE (O frew’ dich, menschen-
herz); solo, words by Wm. J. C.
Thiel, tr. by H. Brodt, music by
Samuel W. Beazley; medium voice.
[23353
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 23, 1911;
EH 268912; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.
GOD SHALL WIPE AWAY ALL TEARS; an-
them, music by Daniel Protheroe;
mixed voices. (Central church col-
lection, no. 8.) [23354
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268069; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
GoD WITH US; cantata for Christmas,
words by Elizabeth Burgess Buford,
music by E. L. Ashford; women’s
voices. (Lorenz choir cantatas, no.
25.) [28355
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 23,
1911; E 268972; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
GoDARD (BENJAMIN LOUIS PAUL) Can-
zonetta ; extraite du Concerto roman-
tique, de B. Godard, transcription
par H. Mouton, pour petit orchestre.
(Symphonia, premiére série, no. 5.)
[23356
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9,1911;
E 267329; Heugeil et cie., Paris.
—— Second valse; by B. L. P. Godard,
op. 56, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts;
solo and obligato violin. [23357
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266904; Carl Fischer, New York.
GOING SOME; words and music by
Louis Weslyn, arr. by Walter Phil-
lips. [28858
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1911; H 264944;
Wheeler Earl & Vera Curtis, New
York.
GOLD, GLITTERING GOLD; miser’s song,
words by H. B. Dale, music by
H. W. Petrie; bass or baritone.
[238359
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 269068; Theo. Presser co., Phila- —
delphia.
GOLDEN DAYS; mazurka, by G. A.
Barker; orchestra. — [23360_
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 16, 1911;
EK 268645; W. A. Quincke & co., Los
Angeles.
GOLDEN MEMORIES; reverie, by Theo-
dore Faerber; piano. [238361
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1911;
EK 268493; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis.
GOLDEN SUNSET (Goldene abendsonne) ;
by R. Krentzlin, op. 19, no. 6; piano.
[23362
© May 17, 1905; 2 ¢c. Sept. 14,
1911; E 267123; H. R. Krentzlin,
Berlin.
GOLDEN WEST; intermezzo-two step, by
Eugene Mack; pf. (Attractive com-
positions, no. 14382.) [2383863
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 18, 1911;
FE 268771; McKinley music ¢o., Chi-
cago.
GoLFo (IL) INCANTATO; valtzes, by F.
Fiorillo, arr. by Felice De Matteo;
clarinet; cornet; trombone. [23364
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 6, 1911;
E 267271; O. Pagani & bro., New
York.
Goo-Goo; one step by Max Darewski;
piano. [28865
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 e Sept. 19,
1911; E 264792; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
GOOD-BYE MY LITTLE SOLDIER TRUE;
words and music by L. Kauffman.
[23366
© ic. Oct. 6, 1911; E 266966;
Louis Kauffman, York.
GOOD BYE MY LOVE GOOD BYE; waltz, by
Ernest R. Ball, arr. by Sol. Levy;
orch. [23367
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1911;
E 266947; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
GOOD-BYE SWEETHEART; words by E. bh.
Wrixton, music by Chas. J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [23368
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c« Oct. 11,
1911; E 268368; HE. E. Wrixton, Ra-
cine, Wis.
1356
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
GOOD-BYE TO DEAR SUMMERTIME; words
and music by R. J. Golding. [238369
Ont e)Oct. 96; 1911: BH -266995;
Raymond J. Golding, Rochester,
ALY,
GoopD CHRISTIAN MEN; Christmas carol,
words by G. R. Woodward, music
by C. W. Parnell; voices in unison.
8vo. [23370
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267390; Claude W. Parnell, Mich-
eldean Glos, England.
GooD MORNING; waltz, by F. Henri
Klickmann; piano. [23371
ie Oct. 17, 1911.- -2.e. Oct, 14,:1911;
E 268580; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
GooD-NIGHT; concert finale for equal
voices, words and music by H. A.
Donald; soprano and contralto.
[23372
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1911;
EK 267673; J. Curwen & sons, itd.,
London.
GoOoD-NIGHT; words by Harriet D.
Castle, music by Ira B. Wilson. 1. In
Bi- 2) Ini. flat. [ 233738, 23374
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec. each Sept.
25, 1911; E 266472; 266473; Lorenz
pub. 2o., Dayton, O.
GooD-NIGHT; words by S. Weir Mitch-
ell, music by Mrs. E. L. Ashford.
No. 5. [238375
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 269040; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
Goop (THE) OLD GOSPEL STORY THAT
MY FATHER USED TO TELL; words and
musie by C. M. Fillmore. [23376
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1911;
E 268458; Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
einnati.
Good (THE) OLD WINTER TIME; words
and music by G. A. Hartzell.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23377
@oSept. 626, 1911 :-2 .c. Oct. 11,
1911; E 268821; Geo. A. Hartzell,
Sparta, Mich.
Goop (THE) SHEPHERD; words by
H. W. Baker, music by W. McCon-
nell-Wood. [23378
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 267650; Boosey & co., London, Eng-
land.
23390
GOUNOD (CHARLES FRANCOIS), Ballet
music from Faust; suite 11, no. 5,
by C. Gounod, arr. by Chas. J. Rob-
erts; solo and obligato violin.
[23379
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266881; Carl Fischer, New York.
Walzer aus der oper Faust (Mar-
~garete) ; von Ch. Gounod, frei bear-
beitet von F. H. Schneider fiir min-
nerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [23880
@©e Aug St 1911) 2c. -Sept. 26:
1911; E 267165; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
GRACE; from the music of Henry VIII,
by Edward German; mixed voices.
4to. (Novello’s parish choir book,
no. 851.) [23381
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
EH 267540; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
— words ani musi: by F. Johnson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23382
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268108; Frank Johnson, Keyport,
N. J.
GRADUS AD PARNASSUM; sammlung yon
etiiden fiir violine, von Ernst Heim.
Band 1. Band 5. Band 8. (Kdi-
tion Schott, no. 3361, 3365, 3368.)
[23383-23385
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 6,
1911; E 264501—264503; B. Schott’s
sodhne, Mainz, Germany.
in progressiver reihenfolge
. revidiert und bezeichnet von
Ernst Heim, ftir violine. 1. Band
4. 2. Band 6. (Edition Schott, no.
3364 und 3366.) [23386, 23387
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c each Sept.
20; 5 1911 > EY .264811, : 264812: B:
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz.
GRAF (ERNST) Drei deutsche weisen;
musik von HE. Graf, op. 1a, fiir man-
nerchore. Heft 2. Partitur und
stimmen. [23388
© May 18, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267231; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
Drei deutsche wiegenlieder ; musik
von E. Graf, op. 10, fiir frauenchore.
Partitur und stimmen. Heft 1,
geistlich. Heft 2, weltlich.
[23389, 238390
© May 18, 1911; 2c. each Oct. 4,
TOI) HY 260229) 260 200s) Bee be C:
Leuckart, Leipzig.
13957
23391
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES -
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
GRAF (ERNstT)—Continued.
—— Drei geistliche chére; musik von
E. Graf. op. la, fiir frauenchore.
Heft 1. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[233891
© May 18, 1911; 2 c Oct. 4, 1911;
EE 267228; I. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
GraceR (DER); words by H. Altman,
music by Perlmutter and Wohl;
quartett. [233892
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911:
H 268891; A. Teres, New York.
GRAND CHOEUR; by Thos. Adams;
(Short postludes for the organ, no.
13) [23393
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c Sept. 25,
1911; H 264922; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
GRAND CHOEUR ALLA HANDEL; by Wil-
liam Faulkes; organ. (Organ loft,
book 78, no. 235.) [23394
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 267546; Vincent music co., Itd.,
London.
GRAND DUCHESS. See Offenbach (J.)
GRAND (LE) FRISE; chanson, paroles de
Hmile Ronn, musique de Léo Dani-
derff. [23395
© Oct 145 Wiki? cx Octwrint,
1911; EH 267616; L. Daniderff, Paris.
—— valse sur le grand succés, de Léo
Daniderff, arr. par Maurice Gracey
pour orchestre, avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. [23396
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 2673835; W. Smyth, Paris.
GRANDMA; children’s song, words by A.
Jablonsky, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[238397
© Sept. 26, 1911: 2c% Ocal,
1911; H 268382; A. Jablonsky, Oli-
vette, Mo.
GRANDPA’S PICTURE ’S IN THE GARRET:
words and music by Barclay Walker.
Indianapolis, Barclay Walker pub.
co. [23398
©) Octy 9; AO Jick Oct) 12. 19m;
E 262844;
dianapolis.
Barclay Walker, In-
GRAN’PA TOLD ME; words by Mrs.
George Archibald Palmer, music by
Karl K. Lorenz. [23399 |
© Oct.G; 1914"; 2c" Ock 23,1911 = |
E 269000; Lorenz pub co., Day- |
ton, O.
GRAVE; von Friedemann Bach, beartf.
von Fritz Kreisler, fiir violine und
piano. (Klassische manuskripte, no.
NZ) [23400
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 18, 1911;
E 267479; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz. .
GREAT IS THE LorD; hymn, by Ira B.
Wilson. [23401
© Sept. 1. 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266474; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. ;
| GREATER GALVESTON MARCH; by A.
Buglione; pf. [23402
a
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268602; Thos. Goggan & bros.,
Galveston.
GREATEST (THE) LOVE IN THE WORLD;
words and music by M. Schmieder.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23403
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 «+ Oct. 11,
1911; H 2683842; Mayme Schmieder,
Reading, Pa.
GREEBA CASTLE; march and two step,
by J. Mollard; piano. [23404
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1911 ;
BE 2688382; J. Mollard, Summit Hill,
Pa:
GREETING TO THOMASVILLE; march, by
Geo. D. Eyster, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer; military band. 4to. [28405
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268451; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
Grigg (Epvarp HacEruP) Berceuse;
cradle song, by E. Grieg, op. 38, no.
1. rev. and ed. by M. Greenwald ;
piano. [23406
©: Oct. 23, 1911 = 2c Oere2a tol;
E 268919; Century music pub. Co.,
New York.
GRUNFELD (ALFRED) Capriccio, EH
dur: par A. Grtinfeld, op. 54, pour
piano. (Six morceaux, no. 6.)
[23407
© Sept. 11, 19i1 2rers Sent. 26,
1911; E 267154; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
| ——-Nocturne, B moll; par A. Griin-
feld, op. 54, pour piano. (Six mor-
ceaux, no. 2.) [23408
© Sept.-11) 191P> 2 extseur 26,
1911; E 267159; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
1398
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. tt, 1911.
GYPSY LOVE; melodies from the opera,
by Franz Lehar, arr. by S. Deshon;
orchestra. 4to. [ 28409
(©) Sept. 30, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911;
EH 267171; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
from the romantic comic opera
Gypsy love, words by Harry B. and
Robt. B. Smith, music by Franz
Lehar. [23410
Grech 20, 1911 «2 ec: Oct: 23; 1911:
E 267801; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
, don.
selection, by Franz Lehar, Sse-
- Jected and arr, by Clarence Lucas;
piano. [28411
iG) Sept, 30, 1911 2 ¢. Oct. 2, 1911;
EH 267168; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
HABANERA; by Hmmanuel Chabrier,
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; solo and
obligato violin. [23412
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266884; Carl Fischer, New York.
HANDEL (GEorRG FRIEDRICH) Premier
air d’Iréne dans Tamerlano, opera,
texte de Nicola Haym, traduction
francaise de M. Ernest Closson,
musique de Heendel; sop. (Réper-
toire francais de lJ’ancien chant
classique, no. 484.) [23413
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2c. Oct. 17, 1911;
EH 267627; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris.
—— Récitatif et deuxiéme air de Lu-
cifer; dans La resurrezione, ora-
torio, texte italien de C. G. Capece,
traduction francaise de M. de Rud-
der, musique de Heendel; basse:
(Repertoire francais de _ l’ancien
chant classique, no. 430.) [23414
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1911;
E 267628; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris.
Récitatif et premier air de Ba-
jazet; dans Tamerlano, opéra, texte
de Nicola Haym, traduction fran-
eaise de M. Ernest Closson, mu-
sique de Heendel; ténor. (Répertoire
francais de l’ancien chant classique,
no. 433.) [23415
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 17,1911;
E 267626; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
Paris.
Récitatif et premier air de Made-
leine; dans La resurrezione, oratorio,
texte italien de C. G. Capece, tra-
duction francaise de M. de Rudder,
musique de Heendel; sop. (Réper-
H42NDEL (GEoRG FRIEDRICH )—Contd.
toire francais de l’ancien chant clas-
sique, no. 432.) 23416
©rOck 14191 2 eOerniAT, 1911;
EK 267630; Henry Lemoine & cie.,,
Paris.
—— Récitatif et premier air de Saint
Jean; dans La resurrezione, oratorio,
‘texte italien de C. G. Capece, tra-
duction francaise de M. de Rudder,
musique de Heendel; tenor. (Réper-
toire francais de l’ancien chant clas-
sique, no. 431.) [23417
© Oct. 14,1911: 27¢. Oct, 17, 1911 ;
E 267629; Henry Lemoine & Gie.,
Paris.
HANSEL AND GRETEL; from EH. Hum-
perdinck’s opera, selection arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts; solo and obligato
violin. [23418
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
Ei 266885; Carl Fischer, New York.
selection, from Fairy opera, by
EK. Humperdinck, arr. by VY. F. Safra-
nek; full band. [23419
©) Sept.5: 191d 2 ec Oct. 41911 -
EH 268699; Carl Fischer, New York.
HAI“ CoLuMBIA; words by Harriet D.
Castle, musie by Ira B. Wilson.
[23420
©) Sept. 18) 1914 »-2 © sSept. 25,
1911; E 266475; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, O.
Hatt! HAIL! HAIL; hymn, words by A.
Thomas, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[23421
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2c. Oct. 13, 1911;
FE 268515; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
HAIL SACRED DAY OF EARTHLY REST;
words by Godfrey Thring, music by
Alfred G. Wathall. (The choir v.
12, no. 10.) [23422
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 12, 1911;
EK 268461; Fillmore brothers ¢o.,
Cincinnati.
HAIL TO THE KING; hymn, words by
Edith S. Tillotson, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. [23428
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 13, 1911;
E 268516 ; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
HALBE (DIE) MARK; aus Die nacht
von Berlin, ged. von Julius Freund,
musik von Victor Hollaender.
[23424
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 2, 1911;
EH 267140; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
1359
15976—11—+4
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES-
23425
pt. II, n. s., v. 6
HALCYON SONG-BOOK ; comp. and arr. by
Leonard B. Marshall... New
York, Boston [ete.] Silver, Burdett
& company [1911]. 256p. S8vo.
$0.75. [23425
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 e@. Oct. 5, 1911;
A. 297353; Silver, Burdett & co., Bos-
ton. [Copyright is claimed on new
material only. ]
HALL-MACK COMPANY’S BOOK OF AN-
THEMS, NO. 3; J. Lincoln Hall, ed.
160 p. Ato. [23426
© Sept. 20. 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; A 295772; Hall-Mack co., Phil-
adelphia.
HALLELUJAH; Sacred overture, by W.
Lewis. 1. Band. 2. Orchestra. 4to.
[ 23427, 23428
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ©. each Oct. 12,
1911: E 269106, 269107; Fiilmore
brothers co., Cincinnati.
HALLELUJAH, POWER AND GLORY. See
Beethoven (lL. van).
HAMMOCK (THE) ’NEATH THE OLD ELM
TREE; words by A. E. Saunders,
music by Willy Wagner. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23429
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EH 268137; M. J. Saunders, Belmont,
INE TY.
HAND IN HAND; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by Ira B. Wilson.
1. Women’s voices. 2. Men’s voices.
[ 23430, 284381
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. each Oct.
23, 1911; EH 268956, 269015; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O.
HANNELE MATTERN; réve lyrique en 5
tableaux et un épilogue d’ aprés le
drame de Gerhart Hauptmann,
poéme de Jean Thorel et Louis de
Gramont, musique de Camille Er-
langer. [234382
© Sept. S08 191- 2Vee Oct 17,
1911; D 18980; L. Digoudé-Diodet,
Paris.
HANSERL UND LIESE; musik von Wil-
helm Meyer, op. 76, fiir mannerchor.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [284383
©) June 730) Aol 2 er Anes 8,
1911; EK 267131; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
HAPPY ANGEL VOICES; hymn words by
Alice J. Cleator, music by Chas. N.
Gabriel. [23434
© Oet. 11, 1911; 2.¢: Oct. 13,1911 ;
E 268517; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
Happy CHRISTMAS; words by George
O. Webster, music by Karl K.
Lorenz. ¢ [234385
© Sept. 8) 1910s 2 ver isent: 25.
1911; EH 266476; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
HAPPY HEARTS WALTZ; by G. R. Rob-
ertson; pf. [234386
©. Sept. 26, 1911= QreeOct. 11,
1911; E 268444; G. Robertson, Erie,
Colo.
HAPPY HOUR; waltz, by S. G. Kiesling,
op. 62; piano. [234387
© Oct: 3, 19141; 2c Ger 2 1911 -
EL 266784; S. G. Kiesling, Brooklyn.
Happy (THE) PRINCESS; by J. Douglas
Martin, op. 6; piano. (Six sketches
from wonderland, no. 1.) [284388
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 e Oct. 12, 1911;
EK 268494; Shattinger piano and
music co., St. Louis.
HARE (THE) AND THE TORTOISE RACE;
after Aesop’s fable, by Leo Oehmler,
op. 178; piano. [23439
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 c Sept. 19,
1911; EH 264779; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
Wilson
HARIM (THE) See
(Christopher )
SONG.
HARTMANN (ARTHUR) Ballade; words
by Davenport, music by A. Hart-
mann; in G minor. [23440
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
EK 268877; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
HARVEST FESTIVAL (Erntefest); by R.
Krentzlin, op. 15, no. 4; piano.
(Happy days, no. 4.) [23441
© Oct. 9, 1901; 2 ¢. Oct. 11, 1911;
FE 268292; R. Krentzlin, Berlin.
HAS ANYBODY HERE SEEN KeELiy; hu-
moresque on song composed by C.
W. Murphy, arr. by Bellstedt; mili-
tary band. (Boosey & co.’s new sup-
plemental journal, no. 94.) [23442
© Sept. 2% 1914 2 weesent 2s:
1911; E 264972; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
HAvuGHTY (THE) CHILD (La hautaine) ;
menuet, by André Benoist; pf.
[234438
© Oct): 5, 19H 2 erOek 61911
EH 266980; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
1360
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
23462
Hav; ord af Idar Haudagard, musik
af Oscar Borg; kar og kvartetter,
for mandsstemmer. 4to. (Norsk
musikforlags udgave, no. 249.)
[23444
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1911; E 267049; Norsk musikforlag,
Kristiania, Norway.
HAVEN (THE) OF REST; reverie, by Eu-
gene Mack; pf. (Attractive compo-
Sitions, no. 1425.) [23445
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18,1911;
E 268772; McKinley music co, Chi-
cago.
-HAYDN (FRANZ JosEF) Adagio; arr.
by E. L. Ashford; organ. [23446
seme 1, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 25.
1911; E 266448; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
—— Heavens (The) are telling; two
part chorus, music by J. Haydn, arr.
by Otto Ebel. S8vo. (Choruses for
women’s voices, no. 9.) [23447
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911:
E 269176; Chandler-Ebel music co.,
Brooklyn.
HAYING TIME; march song, words by
E. M. Higgins, music by Len Flem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [23448
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EH 2608117; BH. M. Higgins, U. S. S.
Montana.
HE CALLED IT AN AUTY-MO-BILE; words
and music by A. Collins. [23449
© Oct. 9; 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911:
E 268098; Augusta Collins, San
Francisco.
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP; lyric by
Wm. A. Gardner, music by Frank
E. Tours; in A flat. [23450
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 6, 1911;
EK 266981; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
HEAR THE GLAD BELLS RINGING; hymn,
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by R. C. McBride. [23451
Orca tds 1919::\2' ¢. Oct. 13,1911;
E 268518; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
YWEART, FORGET; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Charles A.
Trew. [23452
@ Oct, 14, 1911: 2 & Oct. 16,1911);
HE 267539; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Heart (THE) OF FARAZADA; an Ara-
bian song cycle, words by Olive M.
Long, music by M. D. McMillan.
: [23453
@rires Oct 23; /1911 5). 18989 ;
Malcolm Dana MeMillan, St. Paul.
HEEL AND TOE;
Heart (THE) oF Gop; words by Edith
S. Tillotson, music by Ira B. Wilson;
Sop. or tenor solo, and choir. [23454
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 23,
1911; HK 269003; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
HEART OF GOLD; words by Ida Simp-
-son, music by A. L. Simpson.
[23455
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ec: Oct. 23, 1911:
E 269059; Alfred L. Simpson, ine.,
New York.
HEARTACHE OVER AN EMPTY NEST;
words by Stowe Edwards, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [23456
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268156; H. EH. Sheehan, W. Farm-
ington, O.
HEART’S DESIRE; waltz by Chas. J.
Rockwell. 1. Full orch. 2. Military
band. [ 28457, 23458
© Aug. 21, 1911; 2 © each Aug.
23, 1911; E 268688, 268689; B. O.
Marsh, Decorah, Ia.
HEAVENLY (THE) HERALDS; a Christ-
mas cantata; text by S. C. Kirk and
others, music by HE. S. Lorenz. 8vo.
[23459
© Sept: 16, 1911 ;°2-¢> Sept:25;
TSH oH) 2664707 > Lorenz. pub: eo,
Dayton, O.
—words by S. C. Kirk, music by
BE. S. Lorenz. [23460
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c Sept. 25,
1911; EK 266478; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
HEAVENS ARE TELLING.
GE J.)
See Haydn
HEAVENS (THE) DECLARE THE GLORY
oF Gop; Christmas anthem, words
from the Bible, music by Arthur W.
Marchant; mixed voices. (Octavo
series, no. 1006.) [23461
© Sept 30° 19tt 276 .Octka 2.
1911; FE 267116; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
handkerchief dance,
collected and arr. by Cecil J. Sharp;
pf. (Morris dance tunes, set 8, no.
1.) [23462
(©) Och: 21, t9u -72¢. Octy ZasdOlde:
E 267830; Novello & co., itd., Lon-
don.
1361
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES -
23463
Dt. ToS vo
HEIL’GE NACHT NUN KEHRST DU WIEDER:
ged. von Leopold Gerlach; musik von
Fr. Seitz, op. 40; ftir eine solo-
stimme und frauenchor mit pf., oder
orgel oder harmonium, violine und
oboe, oder 2 violine, ad lib. [238463
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267202; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
HEIMATSEHNEN; ged. von EHwald
Schientermann, musik von Herm. de
Groote, fiir minnerchor. 4to. (Auf
fligeln des gesanges, no. 621.)
[ 23464
© Ave. 19, 191d ect, 2 Sie
EK 267114; Fr. Ullrich, Godesberg,
Germany.
HEIMATSSEHNEN; ged. von Paul Hr-
hardt, musik von H. Ernst Richter,
op. 27a, fiir gemischten chor. 4to.
[23465
OwSepi Ws) Lolli 2 ic: Wet. 4:
1911; E 267356; F. EH. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig.
HEINE sones; words by Heine, English
version by Bertha Raab, music by
Henry J. Lautz, op. 3, nos. 1-6; low
voice. [ 23466
©rOct! se old 2c Oct. a, doitire
FE 266951; Eberle music co., Buffalo,
INES:
HELIopORE: words from the Greek of
Meleager, trans. by Andrew Lang,
music by Bothwell Thomson.
[23467
©rOcr 2) 191l <2 ce) Octa23. 0901:
E) 267811; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
HER DEAR EYES OF BLUE TELL MY HEART
SHE IS TRUE; words and music by
Joe S. King. [23468
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268603; Thos. Goggan & Dbros.,
Galveston.
HERALD (THE) ANGELS; words by Chas.
Wesley, music by EH. S. Lorenz.
[23469
@Gasent. 16, 191-27 eu Sept..25,
1911; E 266479; Lorenz pub. Co..
Dayton, O.
HERALD ANGELS SING; words and music
by E. S. Lorenz. [23470
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266480; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
HERALDS OF GLADNESS; words by Palmer
Hartsough, music by J. B. Herbert.
(Octavo anthems, Sth Series, no.
437.) [23471
©) Oct: | 20, 191 2es 1 Oct.723,
1911; E 268900; Fillmore brothers
co., Cincinnati.
HERBAGE (WALTER). Two songs;
words by Leslie Gaze and M. J.
Marshall, music by Walter Herbage.
Contents:—1. So short awhile. 2.
Per contra. [23472
©. Sept. 30; 1910; 2 ¢ Oct. 11,
1911; E 267440; Leonard & co., Lon-
don.
HERBST; ged. von Onono Komachi,
ubersetzt von P. Enderling, musik
von Richard Wetz, op. 27, no. 4, fiir
mittlere stimme. [23473
© July 4, 1911: 2 « Sept. 18, 1911;
Ei 264757; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
HERBSTABEND; ged. von HE. L. Schellen-
berg, musik von Richard Wetz, op.
30, no. 1, fiir mittlere stimme.
[23474
© July 4191 oie sewn. 15,
1911; E 264758; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig.
HERE’S A HEALTH UNTO HIS MAJESTY;
musie arr. by W. F. Lunn; mixed
voices. (Choral library, no. 57.)
[23475
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 267344; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don.
HERMANN (FR.) 80. spezial-ettiden;
uebungen in progressiver ordnung,
von Fr. Hermann, op. 24, ftir violine.
Teil 38, 25 ettiden in der 3-7 lage.
(Edition Schott, no. 4729c.) [23476
© ‘Aug. 25," 19d 2 se Sept. 20:
1911; E 264806; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
——80 spezial-ettiden; von Fr. Her-
mann, op. 24; violine. Teil 2. (Edi-
tion Schott, s-4729b.) [23477
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 e. Oct: 6; 1911;
E 267265; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
HEROES OF TO-DAY; Words and music
by F. W. Reid. [23478
© Oct. 10;-1991: 2 e Och. AZ. 1911 5
FE 268465; Francis W. Reid, Boston.
HERR, WIE DU WILLST; ged. von Biene-
mann, musik von Alexander Winter-
berger, op. 139, no. 1, fiir eine sing-
stimme und orgel oder piano.
[23479
© May 18, IOI 2 eck 41 01t-:
E 267236; F. HE. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
HERZEGOVAC; marche par Jules Fucik.
op. 235. 1. Orchester. 4to. 2. Har.
moniemusik. 4to. [ 23480, 23481
© Aug: 7, 1911} 2 ex exe (Oct. 21,
1911; E 267709, 267710; Mojmir Ur-
bainek, Prague, Austria.
1362
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nosdt 1910
23500
HIESITATING RAG; lyric by Will A.
Francis, music by Tom E. Francis.
[23482
© June 22, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 30,
1911; EK 268042; Lawrence music co.,
New Castle, Pa.
Hipine (THE) oF HIS POWER; words
by H. Brown, music by Florence
Brooke. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [23483
© sept. 26, 1911; 2 cc: Oct. 11,
_ 1911; EH 268829; Horatio Brown,
Grand Forks, N. D.
Hiz AWAY, HIE AWAY; words from
Waverly, by Walter Scott, music by
C. H. H. Parry; women’s or boys’
voices. Ato. [28484
sep 9. 1911: 2c. Sept. 11,
1911; EH 264558; Year book press,
London.
HigH ABOVE THE EARTH; anthem,
music by Alfred Paulsen. [23485
ee Apoeol tld: 2 e Sept. 25;
1911; H 266481; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
HILDEGARDE WALTZES ; by Chas. J. Wal-
lace; pf. . [23486
Coc? 1911-2 ec. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268604; Thos. Goggan & bros.,
Galveston.
HILLS OF OUR CHILDHOOD; words by F.
Wilson, music by - Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23487
©rsepi 25. 1911: 2:e) Oct: 9, 1911;
KE 268119; Fern Wilson, Bridgman,
Mich.
HIMNo (LA) ESPERANTISTA; musik yon
W. Schaumburg, fiir gemischten
chor” Partitur. [23488
© July 14, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 267101; Wolfgang Schaumburg,
Geneva, Switzerland.
HITHER, HITHER; Osme’s song from
Sylvia, words by George Darley, mu-
sic by C. H. Lloyd; part song for
mixed voices. 4to. (Year book
press series, no. 54.) [23489
OreOci dls (1914:- -2. °c. Oct. 13,
1911; E 267466; Year book press,
London.
HoFrMANN (RICHARD) 80 melodische
studien; von Richard Hofmann, op.
90; violine in der ersten position.
Heft 2. (Kdition Schott, s—1751b.)
[23490
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c Oct. 6, 1911;
E 267264; B. Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz,
Germany.
1363
HOLES IN OUR STOCKINGS; hymn, words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by Ira
B. Wilson. [23491
© Sept. 8) 191-2 ee“ Sept. 25,
1911; E 266482; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
HOME SWEET HOME; air varié, by Jno.
“Hartmann, arr. by H. Prendiville,
rev. by Fredk. S. Newcombe; cornet
in B flat with pf. acc. [23492
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
EK 266886; Carl Fischer, New York.
HOMELAND; words and music by C. C.
Brown. [23493
© Oct. 23, 1911: 2c. Oct. 20,1911;
E 268833; Clifford C. Brown, Me-
Cook. Neb.
HONEY, BE MY HONEY BEE; words and
music by D. D. Collins. St. Louis,
Shattinger piano & music co.
[23494
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 269058; D. D.’ Collins, Coulter-
ville, 111.
HONEY OPEN THE DOOR; words by H.R.
Lowe, music by Madden music co.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28495
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK e268127; E. R. Lowe, Rome, Ga.
HONEY TOWN; words by Victor A. Her-
mann, music by Ira B. Wilson. 1.
Men’s voices. 2. Women’s voices.
[ 23496, 23497
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 ec. each Oct. 23,
1911; E 268957, 269031; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O.
Hoorroroo (THE) OF HULLABALOOLOO;
musical comedy in two acts, lyrics
by Frank O. French, music by B. C.
Peters; vocal score. [23498
Oni ec. Oct. 2.191) Ey 267128.
Brooks C. Peters, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
HoSANNA TO THE MORNING STAR; words
by Ida Scott Taylor, music by Fred.
B. Holton. [23499
@y Sept-S. 19s 2) cre Septee25:
1911; E 2664838; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
HoSENROCK-COUPLET; einlage zur oper-
ette, Das zirkuskind, von Siegwart
Ehrlich, arr. von Edmund Eysler,
fiir orchester. Stimmen. [23500
© uly 245 19tt-2-e. Oct 2h loi:
E 267716; W. Karezag & K. Wallner,
Leipzig.
ae es,
23501
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES —
Dt. VEL aie S ey. (o
How BEAUTIFUL WERE ONCE THE ROSES
(Wie waren einst so schén so frisch
die rosen); melodrama, poem in
prose by I. S. Turgenew, German
version by L. Esbeer, English ver-
sion by Nicholas Douty, music by
A. Arensky, op. 68, no. 1; declama-
tion with pf. [23501
© Septs: 18s Gti" 2" ee "Oe
1911; E 266841; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
How BLEST ARE THEY (O salig den) ;
words by J. N. Brun, music by Hal-
dor Hanson; solo and chorus for
mixed voices. (Northern ed. of oc-
tavo music, no. 75.) [23502
©*Oct-5, 1911-2 © Oce Boi;
E 268006; Northern book & music
co., Chicago.
How bo I LOVE YoU DEAR; words by
Lillian B. Rice, music by Joseph
Melville. [23505
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 © Oct. 19,
1911; E 268816; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
How THE BLUEBELLS CAME TO ALASKA;
words by Mrs. J. Gilmour, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23504
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268230; Mrs. Jim Gilmour, Val-
dez, Alaska.
How TO BRING UP A GIRL; trio, from
The Wall street girl, lyric by Hap-
good Burt, music by Karl Hoschna.
[23505
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268943; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
How TO MAKE A KISS; words and mu-
sic by M. Stuart. [23506
© 1e Oct. 14, 1911; HE 268558 ;
Marion Stuart, Piedmont, Cal.
HUuHNERHOF (DeER); ged. von Richard
Matthes, musik von Rudolf Heyne,
op. 43; fiir vierstimmigen méiainner-
chor mit klavierbegleitung. Kla-
vierauszug und stimmen. [ 23507.
©) Aue: AAS 19t 2 ve Oct. 21,
1911; E 268870; Conrad Glaser,
Leipzig.
Hure pico; ged. von Herm. Lingg,
musik von Richard Fried, op. 1, no.
8, arr. von Rich. Blank, ftir fl6te,
minnerchor und piano. Partitur.
[23508
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1911; E 264894; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin.
HUMBLE YOURSELVES THEREFORE; song,
musie by Ira B. Wilson. [23509
© Oct. 3, 1911>,2'e, Oc 2au1911 -
E 268974 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
HUMORESQUE; by Nathaniel Irving
Hyatt, op. 18, no. 4; piano. (Six
easy pieces, no. 4.) [23510
© Sept. 235 19ii ye e-0et. 12.
1911; E 268480; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
HUNGARIAN DANCE; by H. Engelmann,
transcribed by Gustay Saenger; 2
violins and pf. (Four characteristic
dances, no. 1.) [23511
© Aug. 31, 1911? ZeiOch 4911 -
EK 266887; Carl Fischer, New York.
Hunt (THE); by Nathaniel Irving
Hyatt, op. 18, ne. 2; pianos (Six
easy pieces, no. 5.) [23512
~ © Sept! 23, 219i 2 ee oct. 42)
1911; E 268481; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
HUNTING sone; by Frank Jephson; pf.
(Five pieces, no. 38.) [250k
© Oct. 4; 1911; 2 e.-Ocr Ay 1911;
E 267187; Jos. Williams, ltd., Lon-
don.
HURRAH FOR BLUE AND GRAY; words
and music by J. T. MHoisington.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23514
© Sept. 23, 1919; Ze Wer oy 13i4'
EK 268121; Jennie T. Hoisington,
Lander, Wy.
HUSH-A-BYE (THE) BIRDS; words and
music by Henry Watson Ruffner;
low voice. [23515
© Oct. 21, tO erent ne
1911; E 268853; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
HusxKine (THE) BEE; dance, by F. R.
Kimball; piano. [23516
© Oet. 17%, 191d 2 ie Ociettsel oi ts:
BE 268581; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. .
HYMN OF PRAISE; words by J. W.
Chapman, music by Chas. H. Marsh.
[23517
© Oct. 2, 191 2 ee Oc 10 ork:
EH 268187; J. Wilbur Chapman,
Jamaica, N. Y.
HYMNS FOR THE KING’s CHILDREN; by
E. M. Fuller, Coneord, N..H. ‘Ehe
Fuller music co. 8vo. [23518
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2:c, Ockg2t, 1912 ;
E 268856; Edw. M. Fuller, Concord,
INSEE.
1364
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
23536
HYMNS TRIED AND TRUE; comp. and ed.
by D. B. Towner. Chicago, Bible in-
stitute colportage association. 1 p.
1, 160 p. 12mo. [28519
@ sept. 49, 1911: 2 ¢..Sept: 25,
1911; A 295765; Daniel B. Towner,
Chicago.
I AIN’T GOIN’ TO DREAM NO MORE; lyrics
by Bernard Grossman, music by
Jack D. Richmond. [23520
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268802; Newton B. Heims, Hart-
« ford.
I AIN'T TO BLAME FOR LOVIN’ YOU; in
Over the river, words by John L.
Golden, music by John L. Golden
and Silvio Hein. [23521
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 20, 1911;
E 268845; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
I AM DREAMING OF THE GIRL I LOVED
WHO’S GONE; words and music by
C. Vallandingham. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23522
fe sept 26> 1911: 2 e.'Oct. 11,
1911; E 268411; Chas. Vallanding-
ham, Clyman, Wis.
I AM DREAMING OF YOU; words and
music by Mrs C. B. Coleman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
123523
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268250; Mrs. C. B. Coleman, Wau-
kesha, Wis.
I AM SAVED, BLESS HIS NAME; hymn,
words by G. W. Fuller, music by
Geo. Rosenkrans. [23524
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268184; Geo. W. Fuller, Sykes-
ville, Pa.
I CAN'T HELP BEING A LOVE-SICK COON;
written by Arthur C. Findon, com-
posed by Hermann EH. Darewski, jr.
[23525
©) Oc 1059911: 2 ¢. Oct: 10, 1911;
Ki 267428; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don.
I’D LIKE TO BE WITH MOTHER; words by
W. L. Succop, music by C. Goeddel.
[23526
© Oct. 14, 1911; 1 ec. Oct. 12, 1911;
1 e. Oct. 17, 1911; E 268700; Panella
and Murray music pub. co., Pitts-
burgh.
VD LIKE TQ BUILD A LITTLE HOUSE FOR
you; words by Ballard McDonald,
music by W. Raymond Walker.
- [23527
© Otic fs A914: 2 ex Ock-7,. 1911 ;
E 268016; Ted Snyder co., New York.
13695
a
|
I
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bh
loa
DESERVE A GOOD SLAPPING, I DO; writ-
ten and composed by Alec Kendal.
[28528
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267424; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don.
DIDN'T DO NOTHING; words by Ballard
-—MacDonald, music by W. Raymond
Walker, arr. by [Alfred J. Doyle.]
[23529
Crocts F 19t 2c. Oct igi:
E 268028; Harry von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
DOUBT IT (Ich glaub’s nicht) ; words
by Mars, German version and music
by Emil Karl Janser. [238530
©, Oet 1 1912 ¢, Oct-19) 195i:
E 268805; C. A. Blodgett, Spring-
field, Mass.
DREAMED THAT MY DREAM CAME TRUE;
words and music by Flo Knight.
Washington, H. ixirkus Dugdale co.
[235381
©) Sept. 2a, £90k 2 c Oct, 9) 191 t:
EH 268101; F. Knight, Hornell, N. Y.
FONDLY DREAM, DEAR ONE, OF YOU;
lyric by Ida Simpson, music by A. L.
Simpson. [23532
Cr@et 210i 2 ey Oct. 28,1911 5
BH 269060; Alfred L. Simpson, inc.,
New York.
GUESS I CAN’T FIND A MAMA; words
and music by B. White. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23533
©} Septz 26, 191405 2c. Och, as
1911: E 268337; Blanche White,
Barre, Vt.
HAVE A SECRET IN MY HEART THAT
YOU SHALL NEVER HEAR; words and
music by A. Gabrio. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23534
©). Sept. 26, 191-1727 ¢, uO. Ekl,
1911; E 268339; Andrew Gabrio,
Cincinnati.
HEAR YOU CALLING ME; song, words
by Harold Harford, music by Charles
Marshall; orchestral acc. [23535
©) Oct. 45,190? Der Oct.5, 19Le;
E 267210; Boosey & co., London.
HEARD THE VOICE OF JESUS SAY;
anthem, musie by Elmer Clyde.
[23536
ec. Sept. 25,
CO.,
9)
=
©) Sepis. 1) 1911;
1911; E 266484; Lorenz pub.
Dayton, O.
23537
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ~
pt. 1, n. s., v. 6
I JUST LOVE TO BE AT A HOUSE PARTY;
words by Frank Wilke, music by
Howard G. Miller. [ 23537
© 1 ¢. "Oct. 17, 1911; E 268709;
Frank Wilke co., New York.
I KNEW NOT LOVE; words by Sada
Louise Cowan, music by H. Waldo
Warner; soprano or tenor and alto
or bass. [23538
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1911;
Be 267107; Arthur: Ps ~Sehmidt,
Boston.
I KNOW ABANK. See Lehmann (Liza).
I KNOW NOTHING OF LIFE; from the
musical play, The mousmé (The
maids of Japan), words by Arthur
Wimperis, music by Lionel Monek-
ton. [238539
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 29,
1911; E 267038; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
I KNOW THAT MY . REDEEMER LIVES;
Sacred song. words by H. A. Merrill,
music by P. Douglas Bird. | 28540
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
HH} 268671; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
I LIVE UP TOWN; words
Bryan, music by Geo. W.
by Alfred
Meyer.
[23541
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c«. Sept. 29,
1911; EH 266724; EF. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York.
I'LL BE WAITING FOR YOU IN HEAVEN
WHERE THE ROSES ALWAYS BLOOM;
words and music by I. Tyburski.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[| 23542
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 9, 1911;
HK 268177 ;- I. Tyburski, Passaic, N. J.
[’LL BE WITH YOU WHEN THE GRAPES
ARE ON THE VINES; words and music
by H. Bourgois. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [235438
© Sept. 23; 1914 < 2: ef Oct. 9, 1911 :
E 268173; Edmund Bourgois, West-
brook, Me.
IV’LL BE WITH YOU WHEN THE VIOLETS
BLOOM AGAIN; words and music by
Re Bo Eemry: Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23544
© Sept. 26, 191302 c Oce A4,
1911; E 268486; Laura E. Henry,
St. Louis.
I’LL GO AND ENLIST FOR A SAILOR; Mor-
ris jig, collected and arr. by Cecil J.
Sharp; pf. (Morris dance tunes, set
8, no. 6.) [23545
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267835; Novello & co., ltd., London.
ea eet SS
I‘LL MEET YOU IN THE CITY WHEN THE
SUMMER DAYS ARE OVER; words by
John J. Caddigan, music by Jas. A.
Brennan. [23546
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266712; O’Neil & Story, Bos- -
ton.
I'LL SHARE ALL MY PLAY TOYS WITH
you; words and music by Art Lin-
deman. [23547
© Sept. 29) 191 pap esse: «2:
1911; E 266742; Behrend music pub.
co., Newark.
I LOVE No ONE BUT YoU: words and
music by Alma W. Leslie. [23548
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 « Ocet. 9, 1911:
EK 268687; Leslie J. Waite, Bingham-
tous Ne Ne
LOVE TO TELL THE STORY; theme and
variations, melody by Fischer, varia-
tions by A. W. Roper; pf. [23549
© Oct. 5, 1910s" 2G OG Ol =
EK 2669387; A: W. Roper, Winona
Lake, Ind. -
me
|
LOVE YOU DEARLY, O MY SWEET; ron-
del, words by Justin Huntly McCar-
thy, music by Norman O'Neill.
[23550
© Sept. 13, 1911; 2 «Sept. 14,
1911; E 264658; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
j=
LOVE you NELL; words and music by
B. M. Hardell. ~ Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23551
© Oct. 3, 1911; 27a Wer. Poi;
Ei 268214; Blanche Hardell, Clarks-
ton, Wash.
I LOVE YOU, YES, I Love you; words
and music by A. L. Daniels. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23552
© Oct::3; 191d 25e Oe re a Si":
EF. 268205; Arlene Li. Daniels, Ossian,
Ta. j
|
LOVED A LASS; words by Geo. Wither,
music by Arthur Hartmann; in D.
[23553
© Oct. 23; 1911: 2 eet, 23, 1911;
E 268880; Gamble hinged music Co.,
Chicago.
1’ mM’ ARRICORDO’E TE; versi di G. B. de
Curtis, musica di E. de Curtis.
[23554
Aug. 23, 19112 s2Ress@cry 14,
1911; E 267502; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
1366
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 11, 1911
I'M GOING BACK TO TENNESSEE; words
and music by J. R. Shannon. [23555
rey Oct, $35 1911: 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268623; Grinnel bros.. Detroit.
I'M GOING HOME; written by Arthur C.
Findon, composed by Hermann E.
Darewski, jr. [23556
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1921;
E 267665; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
I’M LONESOME FOR SOMEONE WHO LOVES
ME; words by Dolly Connolly, music
by Percy Wenrich. [23557
@Oce, 1571911; 2 c. Oct. 11,1911;
HK 268311; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
I’M READY TO GO; hymn, words by B. G.
Moore and H. D. Loes, music by
H. D. Loes. [23558
Oct vin 1911 = 1 2e..Oct:"6; 1911;
E 268001; Harry Dixon Loes, Chi-
cago.
I’M SAVING MY HEART FOR YOU; writ-
ten and composed by Mellor and
Gifford. [23559
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267425; B. Feldman & co.. London.
I’M SMILING TO HIDE MY TEARS; words
by Beth Slater Whitson, music by
Herbert Phillips, arr. by Harry L.
Alford. [23560
OrGern, Oo) 19tt- 2c. Oct. 9, 1911:
E 268089; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
I’M TWENTY-ONE TO-DAY; written and.
composed by Alec Kendal. [23561
©) Oct. 10, 1911 ; 2 c. Oct, 10, 1911:
E 267426; B. Feldman, London.
I MET MY SWEETHEART IN THE PARK
ONE DAY; words and music by T.
Donnelly. [28562
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1911; E 266733:
Tony Donnelly, Brooklyn.
I MET YoU IN PITTSBURG; from Revue
of revues, lyric by Harold Atteridge,
musie by Melville J. Gideon and
Louis A. Hirsh. [ 23563
(Oct, 5) 1919: (2 ec. Och 6, 1911;
E 266982; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
4
NEVER THOUGHT I LOVED YOU ‘TILL
Now; words by F. E. Sisk, music by
Chas. J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [ 23564
©, Sept: 26) 1911s. 2)-e: Oct. ‘14,
1911; E 268315; Frances E. Sisk,
Portland, Me.
t
T RAN—THAT’S WHAT I DID; words and
music by T. Levine. [23565
© 1 c¢ Oct. 11, 1911; E 268286;
Ted Levine and W. W. Kennedy, St.
Paul.
I SHALL BE TREATED RIGHT; words and
music) bys Miss Eero IN) Coalmon:
“Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23566
© Sept: 23) 19iA-sc? ses), Oct. 9;
1911; E 268094; Mrs. H. N. Coalmon,
Russellville, Ky.
I SHOULD wWorRRY; words and music by
L. Wolfe Gilbert, arr. by [Alfred J.
Doyle. ] [23567
OrOcn F, 19lt= 2 co Oct loin:
E 268029; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
I SING TRA LA; lyric by Harold At-
teridge, music by Melville J. Gideon
and Louis A. Hirsch. [23568
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 c Oct. 6, 1911;
EK 266983; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
I’ sonco ’E NAPULE; versi di Rocco
Galdieri, musica di EK. Nardella.
[23569
© Anes AOL 2 e. Oct. ve
1911; EH 267595; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
I’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR A GIRL LIKE YOU;
in The three Romeos, lyric by R. H.
Burnside, music by Raymond Hub-
bell. [28570
© Oct. 9, 1911-2 -c Oct. 9,491;
EK 268953; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
I’VE GOT A RAGTIME BEE IN MY BONNET;
words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Oreste Migliaccio, arr. by EHKugene
Platzmann. [23571
© Och cS, “190. 2 Ves Och jase
1911; E 268730; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
Lye" ONEY YA) LOCK OF “CUBLY. ) HAIRS
words by Mrs. R. Meagher, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [238572
© Getuos 19th 2) @-Oct, 10; tOtde:
E 268271; Mrs. R. Meagher, Norman
Station, Ind.
I WANT A REGULAR MAN; from The
Wall street girl, lyric by Hapgood
Burt, musie by Karl Hoschna.
[23573
© Och dO. 1911-2 -e" Ocha iam
1911; EK 268275; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
1367
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ~
23574
' pt. rents aw. 6
I
WANT A REGULAR PAL FOR A GAL; by
Geo. Christie; vocal orch. in B flat.
Ato. [23574
© Oct. 1911= Qe; Oct 45 19k =
E 266856; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WANT A RIDE ON THE OCEAN OF LOVE;
words by Ed. Rose and Alb. H. Fitz,
musie by James M. Beatty, arr. by
H. Tourjée. [23975
©: Oet. 12,1911 ; 2; e. Oct. 19, 1914;
EK 268798; Homer Tourjée co., Los
Angeles.
WANT HIM SAVED; in Over the river,
words and music by John L. Golden.
[23576
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 20, 1911;
E 268846; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
WAS GLAD; anthem for festival and
general use, words from the Bible,
music by A. Herbert Brewer; mixed
voices. 4to. (Octavo anthems, no.
993.) [23577
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23,1911;
E 267815; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
WAS ONLY KIDDIN YOU; words and
music by R. W. Schmidt. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23578
(© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911:
E 268153; Reinhardt W. Schmidt,
Ann Arbor.
WILL CHANGE YOUR THORNS TO ROSES;
words and music by E. N. Daniels.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23579
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 e¢. Oct. 10, 1911;
EK 268215; H. N. Daniels, La Farge-
ville, N. Y.
WILL EXTOL THEE; anthem, music by
Ira B. Wilson. [23580
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268980; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
WILL GIVE THANKS; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by Alf. Red-
head; twosopranos. 4to. (Choruses
for equal voices, no. 71326.) [23581
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911; E 264994; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
WILL GIVE YOU ALL FOR LOVE; from
Gypsy love, words by Harry B.
Smith and Robert B. Smith, music
by Franz Lehar. [23582
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 267169; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
1368
IDLEWILD;
IDYLLE AUS DER VOGELWELT.
I WILL NOT MARRY AN OLD MILLIONATRE ;
words and music by M. Hunyady.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23583
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268165; Mrs. M. Hunyady, Bridge-
port, Conn.
WILL SHOW YOU THE WAY; words by
Harold Atteridge, music by Melville
J. Gideon. ' [23584
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268817; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WONDER IF YOU EVER THINK OF ME;
words and music by T. H. Wilson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23585
©. Sept: 26; 191e 2 enOct.. 11),
1911; E 268319; Thos. H. Wilson,
Linden, Ind.
WONDER IF YOU REMEMBER; poem by
Chas. Hanson Towne, music by
Hartley Benson; in F. [23586
© Oct.-10,. 191 eee Sens 30;
1911; E 266729; G. Ricordi & ¢o.,
Milan.
WONDER WHERE YOU ARE TO-NIGHT;
words and music by B. Ritchie.
[23587
© Oct. 7) WIE eS Oc Ss 1914:
E 268066; Ben Ritchie co., inc., New
York.
WOULD DONE IT; words and music by
R. Furman, arr. by Everett J. Evans.
[28588
© Le! Octe 519i aii 2oGs2s :
Radie Furman, New York.
WOULDN’T LEAVE YOU FOR AN EARL
DEAR; words by M. C. Strickland,
music by Chas. J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23589
© Sept. 26; 19sec Oct. 11,
1911; E 268390;. Mary C. Strick-
land, Greenport, N. Y.
IDEAL; Boston waltz, by José Balart,
arr. by G. Gast; military band. 4to.
[23590
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 29,
1911; E 266677; G. Schirmer, New
York.
march and. two-step, by
M. M. Larson; piano. [23591
© 1 ce. Oct. 3d; 191i; EF 269281 5
Maude M. Larson, Agra, Kan.
See Krebs
(CADE 18)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
IF ALL MY DREAMS WERE MADE OF GOLD
I’D BUY THE WORLD FOR YOU; waltz,
by Geo. Christie, arr. by Sol Levy;
orch. 4to. [23592
(Oe 4 1911: 2c. Oct! 5, 1911;
E 266946; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
— words and music by J. F. Brad-
ley, C. F. Quigley and Geo. Christie,
arr. by Walter L. Rosenberg; 1.
Male quartet. 2. Mixed quartet.
4to. (Excellent quartette arrange-
“ments on popular publications, nos.
569, 571.) [ 23593, 23594
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 © each Oct. 5,
1911; E 266944, 266945; M. Witmark
& sons, New York.
Ir I COULD TELL; from the comic opera
The Darwinian, lyrics by Fred Emer-
son Brooks, music by EH. Bial.
[23595
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1911; EB 266967:
Ernest Bial, New York.
Ir I HAD THE WORLD TO GIVE YOU; Solo
for cornet or trombone, on song com-
posed by J. Hayden Clarendon, arr.
by M. Retford, with military band.
(Boosey & co.’s new supplemental
journal, no. 94.) [23596
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 2649738; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
Ir I’D MY WAY; words by J. Milton
Hayes, music by H. Neil Vernon;
recitation with piano ace. (Musical
monologues, no. 64.) [23597
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 e Sept. 5,
1911; E 264438; Reynolds & co.,
London.
Ir I WERE A KING: words and music
by N. C. Lambuth. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23598
ie Sent. 26, 1914; 2 .e) Oct,» 11,
1911; HK 268348; N. EH. Lambuth,
Culleoka, Tenn.
IF THE WORLD WERE FILLED WiTH GIRLS
LIKE YoU; words by C. L. Houser,
music by Willy Wagner. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23599
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
HK 268166; Clara L. Houser, Lewis-
ton, Pa.
IF YOU BUT WHISPER; poem by Fred G.
Bowles, music by Gertrude Sans
Souci [pseud. of G. S. S. Toomey]:
4.4 fel aie [23600
© “Oct. 10, 1911: 2 e: ‘Sept: 30;
1911; WH 266730; G. Ricordi -& co.,
Milan.
23609
IF YOU'LL BE M-I-N-E; words and music
by H. C. Grant. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. : [23601
©! Sept. 269911282 “e' Ock 11.
1911; E 268415; H. G. Grant, Crozet,
Va.
IF YOU SHOULD SEE A DANDY COON;
‘words by Lester Barrett, music by
Hermann E. Darewski, jr. [23601
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c Sept. 28,
1911; E 264988; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
IF YOU WERE A ROSE; by Ernie Erdman,
arr. by Aubrey Stauffer; guitar.
[23603
© Oct. 9) 1911 ;.2 ©. Oct..12) 1911;
EH 268295; Arling Shaeffer, Chicago.
IF YOU WERE MINE AS YOU ARE IN
DREAMS; words by Pearl Veith, mu-
sic by Willy Wagner. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23604
©cSept.. 26; 1911 2 ex Ocks 11,
1911; E 268429; R. G. Veith, Keo-
Keke 2 eae
IM MERZEN; ged. von Friedrich Oser,
musik von Eduard Pilz, op. 17, fiir
drei frauenstimmen, oder chor, und
piano. Partitur u. stimmen. 4to.
(Zwei gesiinge, no. 1.) [23605
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267359; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
Im MOSELTAL; ged. von Margarete
Bruck, musik von Max Bruch, op.
86, ftir gemischten chor. Partitur.
(Sechs lieder, no. 5.) [23606
© Age) 23) 1991s +2 ee. Ock s2h,
1911; E 267739; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
IM SPIEL DER WELLEN (Midst the play-
ful waves); tone poem after Béck-
lin’s painting, by Louis Dimmond,
OD25 = VDL: [23607
@ Sept. 215% 1914 2 €. Oct. 21;
1911; E 268869; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
IMPROMPTU AND SCHERZO; by Cecil
Burleigh, rev. and fingered by W. F.
Ambrosio; violin and pf. [23608
@© Sept: As, 190: «2 ¢' Oct. 4,
1911; E 266888; Carl Fischer, New
York.
IMPROMPTU MELODIQUE; by Bernard
Schiitt, op. 49, no. 4; piano. [23609
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 26,
1911; E 264964; Vincent music co.,
ltd.. London.
1369
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES~
23610
Pt. LG aes ww.) G
IN A GONDOLA; words by Robt. Brown-
ing, music by Arthur Hartmann; in
[23610
©) 1Octy 23) 199 SP ews Ocwn 2a.
1911; E 268881; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago.
wt he
IN A LITTLE WHILE; words by Jack
Kingsley, music by Geo. Christie.
Peto:
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268078; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
IN AN UNMARKED GRAVE MY LOVED ONE
SLEEPS; words and music by N. HE.
Ayers. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [ 23612
© Sept. 26, 1911: 2 ¢ Oct. 11,
1911; EH 268331; Nettie E. Ayers,
Rutland, Vt.
IN ATLANTIC BY THE SEA: words and
music by N. D. Swank. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. 23613
© Sept. 26, 1911: 2.¢5 Oct. 11,
1911; E 268410; Newton D. Swank,
Johnstown, Pa.
IN BAD MAN’S LAND; from The Wall
street girl, lyric by Hapgood Burt,
music by Karl Hoschna. [23614
© Oct 10.) TOU 2\ver Och 11,
HOS HW) 268276; Ms Witmank OX
sons, New York.
IN CLOUD LAND; waltz. by Carl Kling;
piano. [23615
@wOck 16% 19iies Aes Octet,
1911; E 268672; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
IN-DEE-ANN-OU; words and music by
H. Dalton. [23616
Oui, c /Oets 18: 191d 2 Bh) 26siads
Howard Dalton. Detroit.
IN DER TROIKA (Jn the Troika) ; by A.
Tellier; piano. [23617
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911;
EK 264537; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
IN DREAMING HOURS; hymn, words by
Eben E. Rexford, music by Pinsuti,
arr. by Ira B. Wilson. [23618
© Ane eSiby Oil: 2 len Septnd2 5.
1911; HW 266485; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, O.
IN DREAMS OF YESTERDAY; words and
music by Dave Baltimore. [23619
@) Sept. 30; 1911;.2 ©. Oct. 10,
1911; HK 268190; David G. Baltimore,
Chicago.
IN HARBOUR AT LAST; words by Clifton
3ingham, music by J. Airlie Dix.
[23620
© Oct: 21, 1911; 2c Oere23 1911 -
E 267796; Boosey & co., London.
IN MANGER LOWLY; hymn, words by-
Hdith Sanford Tillotson, music by
Ixarl ix. Lorenz. [23621
©. Sept: 8, 19it- 2 er Sept. 125,
1911; W 266486; Lorenz pub co.,
Dayton, O.
IN MERRY MOOD; by J.. W. Lerman;
piano. [23622
© ‘Oct. 3, 1914542) ec eOeii ats. 1911 1
E 268612; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
IN MEZZO AL MARE; barearola, versi di
A. Genise, musica di Luigi De Luca.
[23623
© Sept. W219i ere sent. 25,
1911; E 264941; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
IN MY AEROPLANE BUILT FOR TWO;
words and music by Rosewald K.
Turk. [ 28624
©: Oct. 23, 1911; 2 e7Ocie 23: 191s
E 269052; Chas. H. Henderson music
pub. co., Corry, Pa.
IN NOMINE Domini. See McDowell (KH.
A
IN OLD WALL STREET; from The Wall
street girl, lyric by Hapgood Burt,
music by Karl Hosechna. [23625
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911; EB
268079; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
IN OLDEN TIME; gavotte, by J. Cliffe
Forrester; pf. [23626
© Oct-13, 1911 De Oce a2. 1914"
E 267460; Al. Lengnick & co., Lon-
don.
IN RAGTIME LAND; words by Joe Mc-
Keon, music by Terry Sherman, arr.
by [Alfred J. Doyle]. [ 28627
© Oct. 7; A911: 2reM Och, 4 19k:
E 268030; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
{N REMEMBRANCE; response for com-
munion, words by Frances Havergal,
music by J. S. Fearis. [23628
© Aug 31, 191d Peers septz 25,
1911; E 266487; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
IN THE GLEAM OF THE STAR; a Sacred
cantata, words by Lizzie De Armond,
musie by Arthur Radcliffe. Svo.
[23629
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268758; Arthur Radcliffe pub. co.,
Millville, N. J.
1370
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nO.AT, 911
23649:
IN THE GLOAMING; words by Meta
Orred, music arr. by Ira B. Wilson.
1. Women’s voices. 2. Men’s voices.
[ 23630, 23631
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 23,
1911; E 268950, 269019; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O.
IN THE GOLDEN AFTERWHILE, NELLIE
DEAR; words and music by Frank
Stanley (Grimstead). [23632
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1911;
EK 268818; M. Witmark & sons, New
* York.
IN THE GRAPEVINE SWING; waltz, by
Henri Lavalle; piano. [23633
Oe 24 1911: 2 ce. Oct. 25:
1911; H 269153; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
IN THE SHADOWS; by Herman Finck,
arr. by Luigi Tozetti; Ist and 2nd
mandolin and guitar. [23634
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268043; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
—— words by E. Ray Goetz, music by
Herman Finck. 1. Soprano or tenor,
in E fiat. 2. Contralto or bass, in B
flat. [ 23635, 23636
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 « each Sept.
28, 1911; E 264976, 264977; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York.
IN THE SURF AT THE SEA; words by J.
Webster Howard; music by Ger-
trude Webster. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23637
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268136; J. W. Howard, Los An-
geles.
IN THE TWILIGHT; words by Harold
Simpson, music by Dorothy Forster.
[23638
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2c Oct. 14, 1911;
E 267482; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
IN THE TWILIGHT BY THE LITTLE COT-
TAGE DOOR; words and music by F. M.
Wallace. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [ 23639
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268139; Floyd Wallace, Sherman,
INE Ye
IN THE VALLEY WHERE THE BLUE GRASS
GROWS; a home ballad, words by
Jack Donnelly, music by R. G.
Grady. [23640
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268773; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
IN THE WORLD OF MY DREAMS AND MY
DEEDS; words and music by N. D.
Swank. Washington, H. Kirkus:
Dugdale co. [23641
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EH} 268140; Newton D. Swank, Johns-
town, Pa.
IN UNIFORM; march and two-step, by
CAR Pryor? pe. [23642
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c Sept. 30,
1911; E 266714; Cooperative music
co., Philadelphia.
INCANTATRICE (L’) DEI SERPENTI; Versi
di Rocco Galdieri (Rambaldo),.
musica di Rodolfo Falvo. [ 23643;
© Aug: 23, 1911: 2 & Ocke 1%
1911; EH 267597; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
INDEPENDENCE DAY; words and music
by R. Burtt. Washington, H. Kirkus.
Dugdale co. [23644
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10. 1911;
E 268204; Ruth Burtt, Canadian,.
Okla.
INFINITE (THE) LOVE OF JESUS; words
by S. M. Hawk, music by Chas.
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [ 23645.
©, Sept.26, 911.:.2. 1) Oct. 11,
1911; EK 268401; S. M. Hawk, Kan-
kakee, III.
INNAMORATO (L’) cOoTT; canzonetta
Stile liberty, versi di Beniamino
Rossi, musica di Antonio Di Jorio.
[23646
© Sept. 12, 1911: 2 c« Sept. 25,
1911; E 264988; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
INSTANT (L’) DES ADIEUX; vaise
chantée, paroles de Lue Darceau,
musique de E. Cloérce Maupas.
[23647
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267771; Lucien, Paris.
INSTRUCTIVE RECREATIONS; 8 melodious
compositions, by Ludwig Schytté, op.
93, revised edition for piano Nos.
1-8. (Schmidt’s educational series,
no. 48.) [23648
©. Sept. 12,-1911; 2 « Sept. 14,
1911; E 264664; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
INTERLUDE; by Herbert J. Wrightson;
organ. [ 23649
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1911;
E 268501; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
1371
23650
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES.
Dt. THRE sev.
INTRODUKTION UND PASSACAGLIA, B
MOLL; von Fritz Lubrich, jun., op.
20 fiir orgel. [23650
© May 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267357; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
INVITO ALLA DANZA; polka, by Angelo
Vagnetti, op. 99; piano. [23651
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267411; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
INVOCATION; hymn, words by S. C.
Kirk, musie by E. S. Lorenz.
[23652
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1911; E 266488; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
Tris; di Pietro Mascagni; partitura,
atto prima, second e terzo. [23653
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1911; D 189738; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan.
Is 17; recitative and duett, words by
Ballad MacDonald, music by Harry
Piano, arr. by Stephen Jones; so-
prano and tenor. [23654
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1911; E 268288;
John W. Catchpole, Jersey City.
ISLAND (THE) OF WALLA WOOLOO;
written and composed by Tom Mel-
lor and Harry Gifford. [23655
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911 ;
E 267427; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don.
ISLANDS OF THE SEA; words and music
by J. N. Whybark. [23656
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1911;
E 269084; Joseph N. Whybark, Los
Angeles.
ISN'T SHE NOBODY; words by J. Web-
ster Howard, music by Willard P.
Howard. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [23657
©i-Sept. 262 191-9? ec. POE. th.
1911; E 268414; Jane W. Howard,
Los Angeles.
IT IS SPRING, DEAR HEART; words by
Hleanor M. Peters, music by Mrs.
EH. L. Ashford. No. 2. [23658
© Oct. 619112 c. Oct. 23) 41915 ;
E 269048; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
IT MUST BE LOVE; words by J. B. Hor-
ton; music by Paul Eugene. [23659
© Oct. "9, 1911 2 Och Oro:
E 268062; Shapiro music pub. Co.,
New York.
IT’S GREAT WHEN YOU MARRY FOR LOVE;
words by Andrew B. Sterling, music
by Alfred J. Doyle. [23660
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 @ Oe 7, 1911:
E 268031; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
It’s NICE TO HAVE SOMEONE TO LOVE
you; duet from The three Romeos,
lyric by R. H. Burnside, music by
Raymond Hubbell. [23661
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2. c) OGE 9, 1911:
E 268052; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
II wAs ME; from Ziegfeld follies of
1911, words by Geo. W. Day, music
by Seymour Furth. [23662
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 30,
1911; E 266703; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
I1zik; words by B. Tomashefsky,
music by Perlmutter & Wohl; quar-
tett. [23663
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268892; A. Teres, New York.
JAMIE; words by Robert Burns, music
by Louis Victor Saar, op. 69. Low
yoice. [23664
© Oct: 17, 1911.3 2°e Oc ag, 1911 >
E 268711; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
JASPER JOHNSON AND LizA JANE;
words and music by M. Saxon.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23665
© Oct: 3, 1911: 2c) ek 1071911 :
E 268254; Mamie Saxon, Lumberton,
Miss.
JEAN UPON THE UPLANDS; words by
Leonora Lockhart, music by J. Parish
Robertson; in D. [23666
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 « Sept. 21,
1911; E 264857; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
JEHOVAH; a sacred oratorio-cantata
for church choirs. ... Libretto by
Laurene Highfield, music by Samuel
W. Beazley. [1911.] 71 p. 8vo.
$0.60. [23667
© -Oct. 2, A9ITS 2 ero al
A 295958; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.
JENNIE POLKA; cornet duet, by Mackie-
Beyer; military band. 4to. [25668
© Oct. 9, 19115 Zee Ser Sol:
BE 268452; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
1372
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
JEPHSON (FRANK) Impromptu; by
F. Jephson; pf. (Five pieces, no. 5)
[23669
ie) Oct 4, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267188; Jas. Williams, lid., Lon-
don.
Melody; by F. Jephson; pf. (Five
pieces, no. 2) [23670
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267189; Jos. Williams, Itd., Lon-
don.
JESSAMINE (THE); by W. C. Powell;
piano. [23671
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16,1911;
E 268626; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
——words and music by J. M. John-
son. [23672
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911:
E 268724; Jessie May Johnson, New
Haven.
JESUS IS BORN TODAY; hymn, words by
Mabel J. Rosemon, music by Fred
B. Hoiton. [23673
ese 6) 1911: 2 c.. Sept. 25,
1911: E 266489; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
JESUS LOVER OF MY SOUL; quintette,
words by Wesley, music by Lee G.
Kratz. (The choir v. 12, no. 10.)
[23674
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1911;
E 268463; Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
cinnati.
JESUS ONLY; words by St. Bernard of
Clairvaux, translated by E. Caswell,
music by C. Olney. (Sacred series,
octavo, no. 35 a.) [23675
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 24,1911;
E 269089; Charles Olney. New
York.
JESUS OUR CHRIST; hymn, words by
C. O. King, music by Fordi. [23676
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266734; Cora Olive King,
Los Angeles.
JESUS PROMISE; words and music by
C. J. McEwen. [23677
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1911;
E 268039; Candace J. McEwen, Og-
densburg, N. Y.
JESUS, SAVIOR, HOLD MY HAND; sacred
song, words and music by R. M.
Stulto. [23678
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14,1911;
E 2686738; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
13
23687
JEUNESSE (Youth); paroles de A.
Lénéka, English words by Elisa-
beth W. Lockwood. musique de O.
de Lagoanére, pour une voix avec
piano. [23679
©’ Aug: -94,°1911; 2 e: Sept 20,
1911: E 264813; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
Jinx RAG: by Jesse Dukes and L. P.
Gibson; piano. [23680
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 e Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268090; Lucian P. Gibson, St.
Louis.
JOHANNISNACHT: ged von Gottfried
Doehler, musik von Wilhelm Heine-
mann, op. 22. no. 2, fiir minnerchor,
mit alt solo. Partitur und stimmen.
Ato. [23681
© May 18, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267237; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
JOLLY COMPANIONS; by Stepan Esipoff;
pf. (Five melodious sketches in
etude form, without octaves, no. 5.)
[23682
© Sept. 25, 1911: 2 @ Sept. 25,
1911: E 264929; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
JOLLY SCHOOL GIRLS; waltz, by F. Henri
Klickmann; piano. [23683
© Oee a7.” 191t- 2 -e- Gee
1911; E 268582: McKinley music co.,
Chicago.
Joy: words by Natalie Joan Davey,
music by Cecil Engelhardt. [23684
© Sept. 18; 1911; 2 « Sept 14,
1911; E 264659; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
JOY COMETH IN THE MORNING; anthem,
music by E. S. Lorenz. [23685
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 « Sept 25,
1911; E 266490; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
JOY IS OURS: hymn, words by Albert
D. Gibson, music by Karl K. Lorenz.
[23686
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c@ Sept. 25,
1911; E 266491; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
JOY, JOY DIVINE; a Christmas service,
words by Palmer Hartsough and
others, music by Powell C. Fithian.
[23687
© Oct. 2, 1911: 2 ce. Oct. 12, 1911;
E 268459; Fillmore brothers co.,
Cincinnati.
73
23688
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Pt. Teme Ss. we
Joy (THE) OF CHRISTMAS MORNING;
hymn, words by S. C. Kirk, music by
E. S. Lorenz. [23688
© Sept. 16; Wie 2 e Sept) 25,
1911; E 266492; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
JOY, PEACE AND POWER; hymn, words
by J. W. Chapman, music by Chas.
H. Marsh. [23689
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2c. Oct. 10, 1911;
EK 268188; J. Wilbur Chapman,
Jamaica, N. Y.
JOY SHALL ARISE FROM SORROW; words
by Fred. G. Bowles, music by W. M.
MecConnell-Wood; in F. [23690
© Sept, 30) 191-7 2 ce Oct 10,
1911; KH 267416; Warren & Phillips,
London.
JOY TO THE WORLD; a Christmas sery-
ice. cover-title, 15 p. S8vo. [23691
©1Ocr 11, 19nd? ey Oct. 13) Ott
A 300088 ; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
hymn, words by Mabel J. Rose-
mon, music by Chas H. Gabriel,
[238692
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18; 1911;
E 268519; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
JOYEUSETE; by Géza Horvath; piano.
(Six pieces for piano, no. 5.) [23693
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 c.-Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267396; Weekes & co., London.
JOYOUS HEARTS; march, by W. M. Not-
lef Op.) 18) mo.> Bi pr (Spring
sketches, no. 1.) [23694
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268756; Wm. M. Felton, Phila-
delphia.
JUBILATE; by W. A. C. Cruickshank.
(Modern church services, no. 123.)
[23695
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 267548; Stainer & Bell, Iltd., Lon-
don.
JUBILEE BELLS; hymn, words by M.
Francis, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[23696
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 13, 1911;
HE} 268520; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
JU-LI-U-LI-A; words and music by W.
P. Cochran. (Post card jingle, no.
il.) [23697
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268656; W. P. Cochran, Marble
Falls, Tex.
JUNG-OLAF; melodramen, ged. von
Ernst von Wildenbruch, musik yon
Max Schillings, op. 28; aus gabe
mit pf. [23698
© Aug. 21, 1911; 2 e. Oet. 4, 1911;
E 267201; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
JUPITER (Alla polacea) ; from Hyes of
night, by W. EH. Haesche, op. 33;
violin and piano. (Concert suite,
no. 1.) [23699
© Oct., 23, 190 eis Oren) 24.
1911; E 269099; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
JUST A LITTLE BABY; hymn, words by
Mabel J. Rosemon, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [23700
© Sept. 16, 1911: 2 @ Sept. 25,
1911; E 266498; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
JUST A PICTURE OF HIS MOTHER; words
and music by E. MeMullen. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23701
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268266; Elizabeth McMullen, Mal-
vern, Pa.
JUST BELIEVE; words by Chas. HE. Baer,
music by L. Kempinski. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23702
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;.
E 268130; Leo Kempinski, Pottsville,
Pa.
JUST FOR THE RIGHT TO LOVE; words and
music by M. H. Wimpenny. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23703
©: Sept. 26,, 1914-92 ce; Oct. 11,
1911; E 268409; Maud H. Wimpenny,
Trenton.
JUST PUSHIN’ ROUND; words and music
by EF. W. Hager; skeleton score for
oreh. [23704
© 1c Oct. 21, 19 26Sso0-
Fred. W. Hager, Boston.
JUST SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT;
words and music by Elizabeth Hd-
wards. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [23705
© Sépt. 26, 191 2e) @et: 14.
1911; E 268386; Elizabeth HE.
French, Sulphur, Okl.
JUST YOU AND ME; words by Corrie
Webber Walker, music by Len Flem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [23706
© Sept: 26, °1914.3)2>e¢ (Get. 14:
1911; E 268408; J. Walker, Spartan-
burg, S. C.
1374
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
IKXABARETNI POCHOD; Z motivii vaude-
villu, R&zencina svatebni noc, slozil
Em. Stary. 1. Piano. 2. Harmonie-
musik. [ 23707, 23708
@) Aue. 7, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 21,
1911; E 267711, 267712; Mojmir Ur-
banek, Prague, Austria.
KAFERLIED; ged. von Reinick, musik
von Martin Blumner, op. 18, no. 6,
ubertragen von Wilhelm Heine-
mann, ftir midnnerchor u. capella.
Wartitur.. 4to. [23709
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 21, 1911;
_E 267740; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
IXAISER (ALFRED) 4 danses anciennes;
moreceaux faciles,* par <A. Kaiser,
pour piano. Contents :—1. Pavane.—
2. Volte.—8. Tambourin.—4. Rigau-
don. London, A. Lengnick & co.
[23710
© Auen2s) 1911: (2c Sept. 20,
1911; E 264808; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
_Karmr; ou L’amour est plus fort que
la mort, chanson corse, paroles de
F. L. Bénech, musique de Léo Dani-
derff. Payalat
OOche ice. 101: 2.¢c.-Ocet: 17,
1911; EH 267617; L. Bénech, Paris.
KATHLEEN ; words and music by A. B.
Bartine. (25012
Ome uOei. 18,1911: H, 2687311 ;
Adelaide Black Bartine, Chicago.
IKATHLEEN OF KILLARNEY; words and
music by J. J. Hearne. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. antelcs
(OPSene, 26. 1911; 2 c: Oct. 12,
191; H. 268431; Jas. J. Hearne,
Philadelphia.
KATICZA-WALZER; nach motiven der
operette Die hexe, von Richard
Jiger; pf. [23714
© Ave 24° 1911-2 e. Sept. 29,
1911; E 264998; Allegro-verlag,
Breslau, Germany.
KKATIE-DID; barn dance-schottische, by
Ker Heschna; arr. by .T. PP. .and
Geo. J. Trinkaus; full mand. orch.
Pails
©) Oct, 3, 1911 > 2 ‘c, Oct: 4.1911:
E 266857; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
-march two-step, by Kari Hoschna,
arr. by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus;
full mand. orch. [23716
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
Ki 266858; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
IXaTyY DID; words by Edwin Sabin,
music by E. L. Ashford. 1. Women’s
voices. 2. Men’s voices.
WAT pears}
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 ec each Oct.
23, 1911; E 268965, 269025; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O.
KELLY? [VM THE MAN; words and
music by M. G. Wittman. [23719
©iwOck DO: Ald 9 ee eOet: 13,
191i; KE 2685438; Lutes & Feeny,
Poplar Bluffs, Mo.
KENTUCKY GIRLS; march and two-step,
by Harrison E. Ruhe; pf. [23720
OQwOcts 14,. toil 2 (el Ocwy is
1911; EK 268555; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia.
IIESLING (SAMUEL G.) Rondo ¢a-
price; by S. G. Kiesling, op. 57;
piane. (PR PAL
Gr OcksrnGldl 32 e Oct. 2.5190
E 266788; Samuel G. Kiesling,
Brooklyn.
KINDERGARTEN (DER); komponiert von
Cornelius Gurlitt, op. 179, fiir klavier
zu 4 hianden. Heft 4, national-
hymnen. (Edition Schott, no.
BaoLF..) [23722
© Aug. 26; 1911:, 2c. Sept.< 20,
1911; E 264814; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz.
Kine (THE) IS HERE; hymn, words by
Jas. Rowe, musie by Fred B. Hol-
ton. [23723
© Sept. 8; 19ia = 2c, “Sept. 25,
1911; EH 266494; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
KING OF LOVE; a Special Christmas
service for the Sunday school with
selections for the choir. cover-title,
2? eee | DN Oa ko OS [23724
©, Oct Sid 2c. Meta dg. OAH:
A 3800086; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
KING OF MY GOLDEN DREAMS; waltz,
love song, words and music by E.
Stevens. Toronto, Canada, Stevens
& sons. [23725
©, Sept. (22,1911: 2: ce Sept. 25,
1911; E 264934; Edgar Stevens,
Toronto.
KING OF THE AIR; march and two-step,
by Carl Everlof, arr. by Paul Hen-
neberg; full orch. and piano. 4to.
23726
© Sept. 13, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 4, 1911;
E 268685; Carl Fischer, New York.
1379
15976—11——_5
23727
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
KING OF THE AIR—Continued.
march and two-step, by Carl Ever-
lof; full band. 4to. [23727
© Sept. 13, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266889; Carl Fischer, New York.
Kine (THE) OF THE WORLD; Christmas
exercise, words by various authors,
music by Ira B. Wilson. 8vo. (Fes-
tal days, no. 187.) [22728
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266495; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
hymn, words by Claire Sumner,
music by Karl K. Lorenz. [23729
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266497; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
words by Mabel J. Rosemon,
music by Ira B. Wilson. [23730
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 25,
1911; E 266496; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
Kine’s (THE) BRIDE; comic opera in
two acts, written by Norman D. Slee,
composed by John Ansell; vocal
score. 4to. [238731
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 21,
1911; EK 264860; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
KISHAWANA WALTZ; by O. R. Blum;
pf. [237382
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268594; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
Kiss (A) IN THE RAIN; words anon.,
music by Alfred Hiles Bergen.
[23733
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266711; Gamble hinged mu-
Sic co., Chicago.
KxLacE; dichter unbekannt, musik von
Richard Wetz, op. 26, no. 1, fir
mittlere stimme. [23734
© July 4, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 18, 1911;
E 264760; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
KLASSISCHE VIOLONCELL- MUSIK; be-
riihmter meister des 17. u. 18. jahr-
hunderts, bearb. von Carl Schroder,
fiir violoncello mit pianoforte, serie
1. Heft 7. Sonate; von J. B. Loeil-
let. Heft 9. Andante cantabile; v.
J. Stiasni, und Sonate; v. Buonon-
cini. Heft 15. Sonate, D moll; v.
Q. Gasparino. [23735-23737
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c each Oct. 6,
1911; E 264504—264506; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz.
pt. Ilr, n. s., v. 6:
IKLASSISCHE VIOLONCELL-MUSIK—Contd.
—— serie 1, heft 11. Sonaten
in G und C dur; von Benedetto Mar-
cello. (Edition Schott, no. 26401.)
[23738
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 c Sept. 20.
1911: FE 264815; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
— serie 1, heft 14. Sonate;
von Francesco Guerini. (Hdition
Schott, no. 26400. ) [23739
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 20,
1911; E 264816; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz.
KLEIN ANNE-MaARIE; Rheinlinder-blu-
ette, von Léon Jessel, op. 224, ftir
orchester. Stimmen. [23740
© Aug; 23) 1914 :9 ONE 'Oct) 21,
1911; E 267701; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
KLEINE (DIE) BARMAID; und, Vive l- |
amour; aus der operette Grigri, mu- |
sik von Paul Lineke, ftir militéarmu-
sik. Besetzung fiir infanterie-musik.
Ato. [23741
© July 31) A9t- oe Oech 24.
1911; HE 267690; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin, Germany.
KLEINE Maria; ged. von Margarete
Bruch, musik von Max Bruch, op.
86, ftir gemischten chor. Partitur.
4to. (Sechs lieder, no. 2.) [23742
© Aus. 23 191 2G, Oct. 21
1911; EH 267741; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
KLINGLER (KarL) Sonate; von K.
Klingler; violonceil und klavier.
[23743
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 267519; N. Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin.
KNOCK A LITTLE LOUDER, HPHRAHAM;
words by Stanley Murphy, music by
H. Von Tilzer, arr. by [Alfred J.
Doyle. | [23744
©: Oct. 7, 1911; 21e3 Ger. 7, 1001:
E 2680338; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub co., New York.
Konia NORNEGAST; ged. von Walther
Schulte vom Briihl, musik von Jos.
Deschermeier, op. 121, fiir minner-
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[23745
© May 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
FE 267251; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
1376
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
KONIGSKINDER (Kingly children); by
E. Humperdinck, arr. by Chas. J.
Roberts; full orchestra, piano acc.
[23746
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266926; Max Brockhaus, Leipzig.
KONIGSKINDER MARCH; on melodies
from the opera by Engelbert Hum-
perdinck, arr. by Jules Devaux;
piano solo. [23747
* © Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c Sept. 9,
1911; E 264538; Max Brockhaus,
- Leipzig.
KONIGSKINDER SELECTION; from the
fairy opera by Engelbert Humper-
dinck, arr. by Jules Devaux; pf.
[23748
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 25,
1911; E 264921; Max Brockhaus,
Leipzig.
_KOMM EINMAL NOCH; ged. von Idzumi
Shikibu, tibersetzt von P. Enderling,
musik von Richard Wetz, op. 25,
no. 6, fiir hohe stimme. [238749
© duly 4, 1911; 2 c« Sept. 18,
1911; E 264761; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
marchen mit gesang und tanz, von
_ Heinrich Kornhass, op. 20, dichtung
| von Anna Nobiling; fiir kinderchor,
| mezzosopran-solo und klavierbeglei-
| tung; klavierauszug. [28750
© July 22, 1911; 2 c@ Sept. 29,
1911; D 18979; Gebriider Hug & co.,
Leipzig.
|
Kom’ HOLDER FRUHLING: blumen-
|
| Konzert FUR DIE VIOLINE. See Bee-
thoven (L. van).
| KORNGOLD (HRicH WoLFGANG) Sonate,
no. 2 in E-dur; von HE. W. Korngold,
op. 2, fiir das pianoforte. [23751
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c Sept. 18,
1911; E 264791; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz.
Kress (T. L.) Five songs; words by
various authors music by T. L.
Krebs. 1. When love is done. 2.
Eternal hope. 3. Idylle aus der
vogelwelt. 4. Lullaby. 5. Nydia’s
| love song. St. Louis, Kunkel bros.
| music co. [28752
| © Oct. 19, 1911; 2c. Oct. 21, 1911;
| H 268858; T. L. Krebs, Wichita.
\KRONKE (Emit) Caprice; von E.
Kronke, op. 68, fiir piano. (Trois
pensées musicales, no. 3.) [23753
© May 18, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 9, 1911;
| E 267353; F. BH. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
KUssT EUCH, MENSCHLEIN IMMER ZU;
lied auf Lady Luftikus, operette in
3 akten, von Bruno Decker und Hilly
Ohnesorg, musik von Carl Ohnesorg.
[23754
© July 8, 1911; 2c. Aug. 18, 1911;
267132; Hd. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin.
IXUHREIGEN (DER); ein musikalisches
schauspiel in drei aufziigen, dicht-
ung nach der novelle Die kleine
Blanchefleure, von Rudolf Hans
Bartsch, von Richard Batka, musik
von Wilhelm Kienzl, op. 85; volist-
andiger klavierauszug mit text.
[23755
©) Aug) 12, 491%: 2 © ‘Oct 226:
1911; D 18987; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig.
ISUSSHANDCHEN ; bluette von Léon Jes-
Sel, op. 222, fiir orchester. Stimmen.
[28756
©) July 11,1904; 2. ec, Sept! -22,
1911; E 264891; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Madgeburg, Germany.
KYRIE; by G. T. M. Bevan; mixed
voices. atad
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 264789; G. T. M. Bevan,
Brighton, England.
LACHNER (IGNAZ) Vier klaviers-
tticke; von I. Lachner, op. 95, rev.
von O. Thumer; piano. (Edition
Schott s—4931.) [28758
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1911:
E 2672638; B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz,
Germany.
LADDIE DEAR; words and music by Vir-
ginia Knight Logan; in F. [23759
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266731; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
LADS ABUNCHUN; corner dance, col-
lected and arr. by Cecil J. Sharp;
pf. (Morris dance tunes, set 7, no.
4.) [23760
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
EK 267823; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
LaDy (THE) OF SHALLOTT; words by
Alfred Tennyson, music by E. J.
Biedermann, op. 42; recitation with
pf. ace. (Musical recitations, no.
65.) [23761
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268752; Edgar S. Werner, New
York.
) 1377
5
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23762
LADY SLIPPER (THE); by W.C. Powell;
piano. (Flower land, no. 1450.)
[23762
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268627; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
LADYE MINE; waltz, by H. C. Chand-
lee; piano. [23763
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268716; Helen C. Chandlee, Wash-
ington.
LAKE (A) AND A FAIRY BOAT; two-part
song, words by Tom Hood, music by
Thomas F. Dunhill; treble voices.
4to. (Year book press series, no.
53. ) [23764
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1911; E 264878; Year book press,
London.
LAKE (THE) ISLE OF INNISFREE; poem
by W. B. Yeats, music by Liza
Lehmann; no. 1 in C. [23765
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c Sept. 14,
1911; E 264660; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
LANCASHIRE CLOGS; two-step by Emile
Grimshaw ; piano. [23766
©) Sept: 13) 191d: 2c. JSept: 14,
1911; EH 264648; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don.
LANCASHIRE WITCHES; action song
with dance, words and music by
J. B. Tomlinson, with piano acc.
[23767
© Feb. 3, 1911; 1 c. Aug. 24, 1911;
1c. Sept. 18, 1911; E 264774; Bayley
& Ferguson, Glasgow.
LANDRY. (ALBERT) Deux piecettes; en
grosses notes, par A. Landry. Con-
tents Petite bamboula; Valse minia-
ture; pf. [23768
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2c. Oct. 17, 1911;
E 267621; Henry Lemoine & ¢cie.,
Paris.
LARKSPUR (THE); by W. C. Powell;
piano. (Flower land, no. 1452).)
[23769
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911 ;
E 268628; Mclkinley music co., Chi-
cago.
LASS (THE) oF RICHMOND HILL; four-
part song, words by William Upton,
music by A. Herbert Brewer; men’s
voices. 4to. (The orpheus, new
series, no. 527.) [23770
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 c Sept. 28,
1911; E264982; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
1378
Se -
pt) Daisy
LASSIE, LADDIE NORUM; words and
musie by C. McGinn. ' Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23771
© Sept. 26.1919 +222) Oct, 11,
1911; HE 268824; Chas. MeGinn,
Newark, N. J.
LAST (THE) DAYS; lyric by Hllen M.
Gates, music by Caro Roma. [23772
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269138; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
LAst (THE) GOOD-NIGHT; words by
Mrs.. EK. M. Higgins) music. by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23773
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 @ Oct. 10, 1911:
E 268206; Mrs. KE. M. Higgins, Wind-
sor, Conn.
LAST NIGHT; song music by Kjerulf,
arr. by Ira B. Wilson; women’s
voices. [23774
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 @ Oct. 23,
1911; E 268964; Lorenz pub. ©co.,
Dayton, O.
LAVENDER WALTZES; by W. J. Jarvis;
piano. [23113
© Oct. 6, 191122 es Ger, 6G 191t-
E 268546; W. J. Jarvis, Bowdle,
S. Dak.
LAY OF THE BELL; cantata, by Andreas
Romberg, ed. by W. H. Aiken. New
York, Cincinnati [ete.] American
book company. 48 p. 8vo. [23776
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 16, 1911;
A 300118; Walter H. Aiken, Cin-
cinnati.
LEAD KINDLY
LIGHT; hymn anthem, |
music. by H. M. Staton; mixed,
voices. 4to.
service, no. 6.) [23tT@
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268754; Harry M. Staton, Phila-
delphia. .
(THE)
words by
LEADER
BAND; HK.
CE:
© Oct. 2, 190132 «- OGi-10, 19t0g
E 268192; E. T. Southern, San Fran-
cisco.
LEAN GENTLY ON ME DEAR; words and
music by J. C. Hubert. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23779
© Sept. 26, 19115" 2 cy Oct. is |
1911; E 268349; Julia Hubert, Kin- §
mudy, Il.
(Music for the church |
OF THE SUB-MARINE |
T. Southern,
music by Agatha Cummings South- |
[23718
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
23803
LEAVE ME NOT YET O LOVE; words by
das. is. Kenyon, music by J. P.
Kiursteiner, op. 14, no. 1; low. New
York, itirsteiner & Rice. [23780
(Onsepe. 23, 1911: 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266706; Jean Paul Kiir-
steiner, New York.
LEBEN; ged. von Leo Greiner, musik
von Richard Wetz, op. 28, no. 2, fiir
mittlere stimme. [23781
© July 4, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 18, 1911;
E 264762; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
LEBEN HEISST LIEBEN; walzer, von
- Léon Jessel, op. 220; arr. von
Schmidt-Cothen. 1. Cavalleriemusik.
. 2. Infanteriemusik. [ 23782, 23783
© July 22, 1911; 2 ¢. each Oct. 2,
1911; E 267092, 267093; Heinrichs-
hofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
—— —— op. 222, fiir orchester. Stim-
men. [23784
CG oruly. 11. 3911-2. c. Sept... 22,
1911; E 264892; MHeinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
LEGATO UND STACCATA; von Emil Séch-
ting, op. 120, fiir die elementarstufe
im anschluss an des verfassers re-
form-klavierschule. (Fiinfzig kla-
vier-studien, heft 4, nos. 1-10.)
[23785
© July 10, 1911- 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 264747; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
LEHMANN (Liza) Four Shakesperian
part-songs; music by L. Lehmann.
1. I know a bank. 2. When icicles
hang by the wall. 38. Tell me where
is fancy bred. 4. Under the green-
wood tree; mixed voices, unaccom-
panied. Ato. [23786-23789
© Octa 21, 1911: 2 ¢. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267816—267819; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
LEI FA; versi di Rambaldo, musica di
EK. Nardella. [23790
eo Aue 23, 1911: 2 « Oct. 17,
1911; E 267554; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g. Wahren-Leipzig.
LENEKEN-DUETT; aus Die nacht von
Berlin, ged. yon Julius Freund, mu-
sik yon Victor Hollaender. [23791
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 267141; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
LENZWANDERUNG; in musik gesetzt
von Rudolf Heyne, op. 40; 1. Fiir
LEONCAVALLO (RUGGIERO) Serenade;
by Leoneavallo, ed. and transcribed
by J. F. Barnett; (Jn Celebrated
modern masters for the piano forte,
book 3, p. 69.) [23795
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 12,1911;
EK 267459; Augener Itd., London.
——— Spanish album; airs de ballets
espagnols, suite de concert, par R.
Leoncavallo; piano. Contents :—1.
Sevillana. 2. Gitanotango. 3. Play-
eras ancienne. 4. Granadinas.
[23796
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c Oct. 17, 1911;
EK 267571; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
LESCHETIZKY (THEODORE) Consola-
tion; meditation, by T. Leschetizky,
op. 19, no. 6; piano. [23797
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 268478; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
LESSONS IN LOVE; from the romantic
comic opera Gypsy love, trio, words
- by Harry B. and Robt. B. Smith,
music by Franz Lehar. [23798
© Oct. 20, AGit? 2 e Oct 23, 19441:
E 267802; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
LET LOVE AWAKE; words by Walter E.
Grogan, music by Herbert Oliver.
[23799
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 267651; Boosey & co., London.
LET ME KEEP ON DREAMING; words and
music by Dave Middleton. [23800
Oca Se r1Ot es Oct. wo.
1911; E 268819; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
LET ME REST; words and music by
S. J. Owens. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [23801
© Sept. 26, 1911 > 2. ee: Octz- 14,
1911; E 268360; C. Owens, Utica,
INDE.
LET SAM Do IT; words by A. Jablon-
sky, music by Willy Wagner. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28802
fe) Ocie on tor 27e Oct 1G. tah:
E 268258; A Jablonsky, Olivette,
Mo.
words and
Wash-
LET UNCLE TOM BE FREE;
frauenchor. 2. Fiir gemischten chor. music by Elizabeth Sanford.
- 3. Fiir minnerchor. Partitur und ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. Lea Ged
'stimmen. 4to. [23792-28794 [23803
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 9, (C)s-Sept..,26, > 1911 +52. 6, Ock. 11,
1911; E 268007-268009; Conrad 1911; FE 268354; John Sanford,
Glaser, Leipzig. Gladstone, Mich.
1379
23804
OPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7 t., aa Se vs
LET US HAVE PEACE; a prayer, by
Ernest R. Ball, arr. by Tom Clark;
trombone solo with pf. ace. [28804
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266861; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
— cornet solo with pf. acc.
[28805
© Oct..3, 1911: 2 ec, Oct. 4 .1911,-
EK 266860; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
arr. by T. P. and Geo. J.
Trinkaus; mand. and guitar with
pr. 2ee [23806
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266859; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
LET US WALTZ ROUND TOGETHER; Words
by Albert Whelan, music by R.
Penso. [23807
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2c. Oct. 20,1911;
E 267670; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE; words and
musie by G. Kidder. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23808
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 10,1911;
E 268200; Mrs. Geo. Kidder, Barnet,
Vt.
LETTRE A MAMAN; gavotte par Ch.
Graziani-Walter, op. 401, pour piano
4 4mains. (Heures joyeuses, no. 2.)
[23809
© Aug. 17, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1911; EH 267025; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
LIcHNER (H.) Nine sonatinas; by H.
Lichner, op. 4, 49 and 66, rev. and
fingered by Otto Fox; pf. [23810
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1911;
E 268864; W. A. Evans, Boston.
LIEB’ (DIE) IST EIN GESCHENK DER
GNADE; ged. von Julius Sturm, musik
von Richard Mandl. (Drei gesdnge,
no. 3.) [23811
© May 18, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267360; F. HE. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
LIEBE (DIE) ged. von Christoph
HOolty, musik von Richard Wetz, op.
25, no. 4, ftir hohe stimme. [23812
© July 4, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 18, 1911;
E 2647638; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
LIEBE SONNE; ged. von Leop. Schwit-
zer, musik von Richard Mandl.
(Drei gesénge, no. 1.) [23813
© May 48) 1914-02 c:Octe OF Oia;
E 267361; F. HE. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
H
LIEBESFREUD; alt Wiener tanzweise,
no. 1, bearb. von Fritz Kreisler, fiir
klavier 2 handen. (Klassische man-
uskripte, no. 10.) [23814
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 267472; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz.
LIEBESJAGD (DIE); potpourri aus der
operette von Hermann Ritzau, fiir
orchester. Stimmen. 4to. [28815
© Aug. 19, 191 ye “Oct. 21,
1911; E 267727; Biihnenverlag-Nie-
dersachsen, g. m. b. h., Hannover,
Germany.
LIEBESLIED; alt-Wiener tanzweise, no.
2, bearb. von Fritz Kreisler, fiir
klavier 2. héa&nden. (Klassische
manuskripte, no. 10.) [28816
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 18, 1911:
E 267473; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz:
LIED DES HIRTEN AN DER KRIPPE; ged.
von Schubart, musik von Alexander
Winterberger, op. 1389, no. 4, fiir eine
Singstimme und orgel oder piano.
[23817
© May 18, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 4, 1911;
H 267238; F. H. C. Leuckart, Leip-
Zig.
LIED (DAS) voM NICKERCHEN; aus
Lady Luftikus, operette von Bruno
Decker und Hilly Ohnesorg, musik
von Carl Ohnesorg. [23818
© July 8, 1911; 22. Aug. 18, 1911;
E 267133; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
LIEDER DER LIEBE UND SEHNSUCHT; Von
Otto Welter, ftir gesang und piano.
2. auflage, no. 1-10. 4to. [238819
© July 15, Agile: 2 el Sept. 29;
1911; E 267080; Schweizer & co.,
Berlin.
LIFE IS SWEET WHEN LOVE IS YOUNG;
words and music by Gertrude Hoff.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23820
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268203; Clara Matthaei, Bellville,
Tex.
LIFE’S GOLDEN MORN; words by Claude
Lyttleton, music by Hartwell-Jones.
[23821
©. Oct: 9, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267384; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
LIFE’S RAINBOW; Reginald
Benyon; piano. [28822
© Sept. 25, 1911-"2-es Sept. 26;
1911; E 264954; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
valse by
1380
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11,1911
LirFT THINE EYES; hymn, music by
Mary M. Howard. [23823
‘ice Anugs 31, 1911; 2.¢. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266498; Lorenz pub. ¢co.,
Dayton, O.
LicHt; words by Alfred H. Hyatt,
musie by N. Zardo; no. 2 in C; vio-
lin, cello and organ ad lib. [23824
Gen > 1911: 2 ¢. Oct. 6, 1911;
E 267253; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London.
LigHt (THE) HATH SHINED UPON US;
- Christmas anthem, words from the
Bible, music by C. Simper; mixed
voices. 8vo. [23825
ieOct. 9, 1911 ; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267385; Caleb Simper, Barnstaple,
England.
LIGHT OF HEART; valse by H. E. Warne-
ford; piano. [23826
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 264742; Opus music ©co.,
London.
LIKE AS THE HART; words from the
Bible, music by Alfred Redhead.
4to. (Three short anthems, no. 1.)
[23827
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267397; Weekes & co., London.
Litac (THE) ; by W. C. Powell; piano.
(Flower land, no. 1448.) [23828
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268629; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
Litt’ ANNA Mari; Holstensk folkevise,
musik af Torolf Voss, harm. og arr.
for bariton solo og mandsstemmer.
[28829
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1911; E 267052; Norsk musikforlag,
Kristiania, Norway.
Lity (THE); by W. C. Powell; piano.
(Flower land, no. 1449.) [28830
Oct, 18, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 2686380; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
Lity (THE) AND THE CEDAR; words
and music by J. F. Schofield. [23831
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268063; Shapiro music pub. ¢o.,
New York.
Lity (THE) AND THE BOSE; in The
three Romeos, lyric by R. H. Burn-
side, music by Raymond Hubbell.
[23832
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 268054: T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
23842
Liny (THE) oF KILLARNEY; Selection
from the opera by Julius Benedict,
selected by S. H. Jackson, edited by
Charles Godfrey, jr.; orchestra.
[28838
© Sept. 13, 191122" ¢.. Sept. 14,
1911; EH 264649); Hawkes & son,
London.
Liszt (FRANZ) Rhapsodie hongroise,
no. 2; by F. Liszt, simplified ed. by
Franz Bendel, rev. and fingered by
Hans T. Seifert: pf. [28834
© Aue, 205 1911: 2 ef Oct” 4;
1911; E 266899; Carl Fischer, New
York.
LITTLE (A) BIT OF NAVY BLUE; written
and composed by Tom Mellor and
Harry Gifford. [23835
© Oc, A0, 19th 2 ee Ock *10;
1911; E 267428; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
LITTLE BOY BLUE; words by Eugene
Field, music by Ira B. Wilson. 1.
Women’s voices. 2. Men’s voices.
[23836, 23837
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. each Oct.
238, 1911; EH 268967, 269016; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O.
LITTLE BROTHER’S BIRTHDAY MARCH; by
R. Streabbog, arr. by F. Henri Klick-
mann; piano, four hands. [238388
© Och 20: 19s 2 ech. 18;
1911; E 268740; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
LITTLE BUNGALOW IN THE DELL; words
and music by E. McConnell. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23889
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268163; Ethel McConnell, New-
port, Ind.
LittLt: (A) CHRISTMAS GIFT; hymn,
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by Fred B. Holton. [23846
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266499; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
LITTLE CINDERELLA; an operetta for
junior classes, written and composed
by W. S. Roddie. Vocal score. 4to.
[23841
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 «@ Sept. 18,
1911; E 264733; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glazgow.
LITTLE DAISY POLKA; by S. G. Kies-
ling, op. 59; piano. [23842
© Octess 1911: 2 c. Oct. 2, 19th:
E 266785; Samuel G. Kiesling,
Brooklyn.
1381
pt. PH; Masa Vv.A6
LITTLE DAUGHTER BELLE; words and
music by R. Fortin. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23848
@ ‘Sept. 26-9911 12 Octet,
1911; E 268406; Ralph G. Fortin,
Waltham, Mass.
LITTLE (A) GEISHA SINGING; words by
Monro Anderson, music by Robert
Coningsby Clarke. [238844
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 « Sept. 29,
1911; EK 267089; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
LITTLE GEM WALTZ; by S. G. Kiesling,
op. 63; piano. [28845
©) Oct. 3). 1911-2 ec Oct, 2. 1911-
EK 266786; Samuel G. Kiesling.
Brooklyn.
LittLE (THE) GENERAL; mareh by
Theo Miller; piano, four hands.
[238846
@e Oct. 20,2 191k: Are Oc. 18,
1911; E 268741; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
LITTLE GERMAN HOME ACROSS THE SEA;
words and music by Mrs. M. HE.
Clark. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [23847
Ke) Sept. 23. 19tles 2c. Oct. 9,
1911; E 268147; Mrs. M. EH. Clark,
Ogdensburg, Wis.
LITTLE GIRL; words by Harold Simp-
son, music by H. Bemberg. 1. In D.
Ze Mn iie 1 [28848
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ce. each Oct. 17,
1911; E 267568; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
LITTLE (THE) JAPANESE MAMMA;
from The mousmé, words by Lionel
Monckton and Arthur Wimperis,
music by Lionel Monckton. [28849
©) Oct. 102 19M 32 esr Octaa ul:
1911; E 267451; Chappell & ce., 1td.,
London.
LITTLE (THE) PEOPLE’S COUNTRY;
words by H. T. Grant, music by
Ired Kelley. [ 28850
©) Oet.. 7, 198: 2c Oct 20, 19it
HE 267667; Augener, Itd., London.
LittLeE (THE) SHEPHERDESS; by Lud-
vig Schytté, op. 70, no. 1, rev. and
fingered by Henry Schoenfeld; piano.
[28851
© Aue. 23; 1911 = (2c. Oct 9, 91d
E 268045; R. W. Heffelfinger, Los
Angeles.
a
LITTLE SHOE; words and music by
M. G. Wirt. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [23852
© Sept. 23,1900 @pesOct.. 9.
1911; E 268176; Mattie Garrett
Wirt, Buffalo, Tex.
LITTLE SILVER STAR; hymn, words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by W. A.
Post. [28853
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1911;
E} 268521; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
LITTLE SWEETHEART COME AND KISS
ME; words and music by F. Brun-
dage. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [23854
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2. @ Oet. -11,
1911; E 268402; Frank Brundage,
Binghamton, N. Y.
LiwscuitTz (H.)
ien, von H.
Sechs kleine prilud-
Liwschitz, ftir klavier.
[23855
© Aug. 19, 191f: 27>: Sept. 26,
1911; EK 267163; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
LOCHINVAR; scene from Marmion,
words by Walter Scott, set to music °
by Haydn Wood, for chorus of mixed
voices and piano. Ato. [ 23856
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 267345; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
LOCK-STEP (THE) TWO-STEP SLIDE; in
Over the river, words and music by
John L. Golden. [23857
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1911 ;
E 268847; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
See Wagner (R.)
Lota; bozzetto-spagnuolo, n. 38 delle
Settembrat, di Giovanni Rinaldi, op.
116, riduzione di Vincenzo Billi per
piccolo orchestra. no. 1135385. (In-
termezzi musSicali, n. 459.) [23858
©: Sept. 23; 1914 2 e7 Oc. 5.1911 -
E 267213; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
LONDON PRIDE; handkerchief dance,
collected and arr. by Cecil J. Sharp;
pi: (Morris dance tunes, set 7,
no. 6.) [23859
©) Oct. 21) 1911-92" c. Oct: 23: 19hL:
E 267825; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don. ;
LOHENGRIN.
LONELY (A) CHILD; words and music
by I. E. Hervey. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [23860
© -Sept., 26,1914 2 es, Oct. 1s
1911; E 268376; I. E. Hervey, Taun-
ton, Mass.
1382
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo. 17, 1911
23878
LONELY TO-NIGHT, LOVE; chorus, words
by Rosalie Thompson, words by J. N.
Whybark, arr. by Theo. Martens;
female voices. 8vo. [28861
©) Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct: 24, 1911;
E 269085; Joseph N. Whybark, Los
Angeles.
Lone Aco; hymn, words by Mabel J.
Rosemon, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[23862
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; EK 266500; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
“LONGBOROUGH Morris; or Hey diddle
dis, handkerchief dance, collected
meet. os by ‘Cecil: J.. Sharp: pf.
(Morris dance tunes, set 7, no. 5.)
[23863
@ Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 23, 1911;
Hi 267824; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
LooK ON THE SUNNY SIDE; words by
HE. W. Rogers, music by Harry Lane.
[ 23864
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1911; E 264946; Price & Reynolds,
London.
LOOKING BACKWARD; words and music
by E. Ehlers. Washington, H. Kir.
kus Dugdale co. [23865
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c: Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268253; Elizabeth Ehlers, Wil-
mington.
LorD (THE) IS My SHEPHERD; words
paraphrased from the 23rd psalm,
by W. S. Passmore, music by Henry
Smart, arr. by John E. West as an
anthem, for mixed voices. (Choral
anthem, no. 1026.) [23866
Owsepr 25. 19t1* 2 c. Sept: 29,
1911; E 267215; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow.
LorpD JESUS, OUR SAVIOR; hymn, words
by Edith S. Tillotson, music by R. C.
McBride. [23867
@1 Oe Wy 191142 ¢ Oct.13, 1911;
E 268522; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
Lorp! THY GLORY FILLS THE HEAVEN;
anthem, by O. M. Schoebel. 4to.
[23868
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2c. Oct. 14, 1911;
EK 268674; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
Lorp (THE) WHO GIVETH ALL; duet,
words by C. Wordsworth, music by
Lee G. Kratz; alto and baritone.
[23869
. © Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268901; Fillmore brothers co.,
Cincinnati.
Lorp (THE) WILL HEAR: response, mu-
sic by Carrie B. Adams. [23870
©. Septa i pi5i4 2 “ec: Sept. 25.
1911; & 266501; Lorenz pub... co.,
Dayton, O.
LORD’S PRAYER.
van )
See Beethoven (L.
Lotus (THE) ; concert waltz, by Hein-
~ rich Bertrand, op. 3; piano. [23871
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 269128; Chas. E. Roat music co.,
Itd., Battle Creek.
LovE (A) CAROL; words by Mrs. L. M.
Hopkins, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld, Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [23872
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268212; Mrs. L. M. Hopkins, At-
kinson, Wis.
LovE EYES; lyric by Marie Theresa
Laing, music by Edwin F. Kendall.
[23873
OvOct 4191. +52) eh Oct 97 1911).
E 268080; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
LOVE IS A HUNTER BOY; unacc. part
song, words by T. Moore, music by
S. E. Lovatt; men’s voices. 4to.
(Male voice part song, no. 40.)
[23874
© Oete 55191: 2 Ce Och AO; dott:
E 267398; Weekes & co., London.
LOVE IS A PRETTY NAME WHEN SPELLED
Y-o-U; words by W. H. Roark, music
by Tom Spencer. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [238875
©! Sept, 26. 191s 236 Ort. ae
1911; H 2683825; Walter H. Roark,
Bowling Green. Ky.
LOVE 1S FOREVER; words by Gunby
Hadath, music by Ernest Newton, in
D minor. [23876
© Sept. 27, 191f- 2 ¢* Sept, 28;
1911; EH 264983; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
LOVE IS LIKE THE ROSE; from Gypsy
love, words by Harry RB. Smith and
Robert B. Smith, music by Franz
Lehar. [23877
© Sept! 30; 1914/2 2 c) Oct: 2; 1911 ;
EK 267170; Chappell & co.. Itd., Lon-
don.
LOVE IS MINE; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Clarence G.
Gartner. nos 1am Bo ilat= no: 2 mec.
no. 3 in HE flat. [23878
© Oct 5, 19112 © each’ Oct 6G;
1911; E 267266; Gould & co., London.
1383
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT: ENTRIES
23879
Dt.) Ease yee
—
LOVE IS THE BEST GIFT OF ALL; words
and music by W. Brown. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23879
© Sept. 26) 1914 -* 2'e Och 11,
1911; E 268435; Wm. Brown, Frank-
ford, Pa.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE; words and music by
R[uth] W. Cl[urtis]. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23880
©) 'Septs "26. 920i 2 "er Ocha.
1911; H 2683840; Ruth Curtis, Wash-
ington.
LOVE ME; medley march and two step,
by Marshall & Engel, arr. by Carl
F. Williams; orch. and pf. Ato.
[28881
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 « Sept. 30,
1911; H 266737; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
LOVE NEEDS LOVING TO LIVE; words and
music by A. Hinkel. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23882
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
FE 268129; A. W. Hinkel, Milwaukee.
LOVE’S AUTUMN LEAVES; words by C. B.
Taylor, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23883
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268104; Chas. B. Taylor, Mt. Ster-
ling, Pa.
LOVE’S DIAL; song cycle, music by Mrs.
EK. L. Ashford; high voice. [23884
©°Oce 6, 1911 2) Oct. 237. 191M:
E 269046; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
LOVE’S FANTASY; words by Fred. E.
Weatherly; music by Eric Coates.
No. 1 in D. [23885
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911 ;
E 267532; Boosey & co., London.
LOVE’S PERFECT FLOWER; words by
Harold Simpson, music by Charlton
H. King; E flat. [23886
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2:¢. Oct, 12, 1911 ;
E 267465; Phillips & Page, London.
- LOVE’s sorcERY; from the romantic
comic opera Gypsy love, words by
Harry B. and Rob’t B. Smith, music
by Franz Lehar. [23887
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2c Oct. 23, 1911;
EH) 267803; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
LOVE’S THOUGHTS; words and music by
F. Olson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [23888
©wiSept:’ 26, 79 12 ehe Octiaaaal:,
1911; E 268373; Florence Olson,
Escanaba, Mich.
LOVE’S TOKEN; reverie, by F. H. Klick-
mann; pf. (Attractive compositions,
no. 1433.) [23889
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268774; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
LOVE’S TRIBUTE; words and music by:
N. Stell. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28890
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268209; Miss N. Stell, Cuero, Tex.
LOVER’S DELIGHT; Lizzie
Mowen; piano. [23891
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 11,1911;
E 268279; C. C. Powell, Columbus, O.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE; lyric by Walter
Hager, music by Pap Ray Brouillet.
[28892
© Sept: 21) 19h 2 er Oe 16,
1911; E 268648; Ray Brouillet &
Cornelius Deasy, San Francisco.
caprice, by
LUBRICH (FRITZ) JUN. Scherzo; von
F. Lubrich, jun., op. 18, ftir orgel.
(Drei stiicke, no. 3.) [28893
© May 18, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267871; F. EK. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
Lucia DI LAMMERMOOR. See Donizetti
G.)
LUCIA WALTZ. See Donizetti (G.)
LUCKY STARS; hymn, words by [Har-
riet D. Castle,] music by [Ira B.
Wilson. ] [28894
© Sept. 18, dia 92 7e (sept. wo;
1911; EH 266502; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
LULLABY; words from Hrminie, music
by Jakobowski, arr. by Ira B. Wil-
son. 1. Women’s voices. 2. Men’s
voices. [23895, 23896
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c each Oct.
238, 1911; E 268955, 269029; Lorenz
pub. ¢co., Dayton, O.
—— See Krebs (T. L.)
LUNTANANZA AMARA; Canzone. marcia,
versi di P. Cinquegrana, musica di
Ed. Di. Capua. [23897
© Aug. 23,, 191i. 2exn Octet, Voit:
EK 267290; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
LUNTANO ’A MAMMA... LUNTANO ’A
TE; canzone al!’ antica, versi di
Libero Bovio, musica di S. Gam-
bardella. [238898
© Aug. 23, 19003 Zines, Oct; 14,
1911; FE 267503; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
1384
no. 11, 1911
WLUSLUCAL COME USLLIONS
23915
LUSTIGEN (DIE) WEIBER VON WINDSOR;
ouverture, von Otto Nicolai, einge-
richtet von Th. Herbert, fiir violine,
violoncell und klavier zu 2 handen.
[23899
© Sept. 21, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 2671838; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
LUSTSPIEL (EINE) OUVERTURE; von
Max Reger, op. 120, fiir orchester.
Partitur. 4to. [23900
(rsept. 1, 191l: 2 c Sept. 26,
1911; E 267155; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
a
~LuzzaTTI (A.) Nocturno; par A.
Luzzatti pour piano. (4 piéces car-
actéristiques, no. 38.) [28901
@ Aue. 215 1911: 2 c. -Sept.: 20,
1911; EK 264821; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
Ma .. . FATEMI IL FAVO BE; duettino
popolare, versi di A. Califano, mu-
sica di Guiseppe de Gregorio. [23902
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14,
1911; E 267504; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
MacDowrLt (EDWARD ALEXANDER) An-
dantino; romance by EH. MacDowell,
arr. by C. Charlton Palmer; organ.
(Edition Schmidt, no. 126 a-b.)
[28903
© July 25, 1911; 2 ec July 27,
1911; H 262238; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
—— In nomine Domini; by E. Mac-
Doweil, op. 62, no. 8, arr. by C.
Charlton Palmer; organ. (Edition
Schmidt, no. 126 a-b.) [23904
Or duly 25, 1911; 2 ec July 27,
1911; B 262242; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
—— Meditation by E. MacDowell, op.
61, no. 6, arr. by C. Charlton Pal-
mer; organ. (Hdition Schmidt no.
126 a-b.) [23905
Oeiniv: 25.4911 +2" ce. July 27,
1911; H% 262241; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
—— Melodie (to a water-lily) ; by E.
MacDowell, op. 51, no. 6, arr by C.
Charlton Palmer; organ. (Hdition
Schmidt, no. 126 a-b.) [28906
Orduly. 25, 19115. 2 e. July, 27,
1911; E 262239; Arthur P. Schmidt, |
Boston.
MacDoweELL (EDWARD ALEXANDER )—
Continued.
Sea (A) song; by EH. MacDowell,
op. 55, no. 5, arr. by C. Charlton
Palmer; organ. (Hdition Schmidt,
no. 126 a-b.) [23907
© aly. 25. 191-2 ec: July, 26,
1911; E 262240; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
MAD SOLDIER’S SonGc; from The dynasts,
words by Thomas Hardy, music by
Hamilton Law; in E minor. [23908
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 267666; Agate & co., London.
MADAME SERAFIN; marsch aus der
gleichnamigen operette, musik von
Robert Winterberg, fiir klavier.
[23909
© Sept. 2) 190i: 2 -¢, Sents:26,
1911; H 267157; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
—— operette in drei akten, text von
Georg Okonkowski und Bruno
Granichstaedten, musik von Robert
Winterberg. Klavierauszug mit
deutschem text. [23910
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c« Sept. 26,
1911; H 267156; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
—— walzer aus der gleichnamigen
operette, musik von Robert Winter-
berg, fiir klavier. [23911
@©) Sept; 2, 1911; °2' ez? Sept. 26;
1911; # 267158; Ed. Bote & G Bock,
Berlin.
MADRIGALE; words by Ezra Pound, mu-
sic by Walter Morse Rummel.
(Three songs, no. 1.) [23912
@iSenpte 19, 191= 2 e: “Sept: 29;
1911; E 266728; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
MADRILENA (LA); célébre danse es-
pagnole, par Léo Daniderff; pf.
[23913
© Oct. 14, 1911 2-6 Oct. 17, tS
E 267618; L. Bénech, Paris.
fantasie espagnole, by Paul
Wachs, rev. and ed. by M. Green-
wald; piano. [238914
©) Oct..23; 491 2c) Oct; 23; 191;
E 268929; Century music pub. €o.,
New York.
MADEL, DREH’ DICH UM; marschlied,
aus der operette Die hexe, text und
musik von Richard Jiger. [23915
@eAues- 24. 191 2 Cc. Sept: e290:
1911; E 264999; Allegro-verlag, Bres-
lau, Germany.
1385
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23916
MARCHEN-WALZER; aus der operette,
Die liebesjagd, musik von Hermann
Ritzau, ftir kleines orchester. 4to.
[23916
@ July, 29,.-1911 -) 2. .e POct3 224.
1911; EK 267726; £Biihnenverlag
Niedersachsen, g. m. b. h., Hannover,
Germany.
MAGDALENA; vals por José Jests
Martinez, arreglo de J. Zamora Val-
dés, para piano, violon 1 y 2, viola,
violoncello y contrebajo. Ato.
Mexico, Enrique Munguia. [23917
© Sept as, Dom 2 "ce: Oek 21.
1911; E 267693; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
MAGGIo NUOVO; melodia, parole di Gino
Fornari, musica di Angelo Vagnetti,
op. 149. [23918
© Oct 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267412; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Magic (THE) BOAT; barcarolle, by J.
Douglas Martin, op. 6; piano. (Six
sketches from wonder-land, no. 4.)
[23919
© Oct. 7, 19113) 2 ¢ Oc 12) 4911 ;
H} 268495; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis.
MAGIC NIGHT; waltzes, by R. E. Hil-
dreth; orch. and piano. 4to. [238920
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268794; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
MAGIC SHADOWS; waltz, by Napoleone
Zardo; piano. [23921
Se) 2Oct..5, Sl ire VOCs G,; 19M:
E 267254; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
London.
Macic spot; words and music by A.
Mansell. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [23922
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268105; Anita Mansell, El Paso.
MAGNIFICAT AND NUNC DIMITTIS; even-
ing service set to music in the key of ;
E flat, by Claude W. Parnell; mixed
voices. London, Novello & co., ltd.
4to. [23928
©) Sept.)20, \A9ia- 2 eeiSept: 22:
1911; E 264876; Claude W. Parnell,
London.
MAGNOLIA MAZURKA; by Ellis Wood-
ward; piano. [23924
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1911;
E 269154; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
a
| 0 a i be Va ie aah
Maip (THE) oF Mars; words and
music by W. E. Wilson. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23925
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2'e: Oct: 10,1911:
E 268249; W. EH. Wilson, Marengo,
Ta.
Maip (THE) OF THE MILL; words by.
Hamilton Aide, music by Stephen
Adams, arr. by Ira B. Wilson. 1.
Women’s voices. 2. Men’s voices.
[23926, 23927
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c each Oct.
23, 1911; E 268966, 269020; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. ~
MAILIED; ged. von Hans Sachs, musik
von Richard Wetz, op. 26, no. 5,
fiir mittlere stimme. [23928
© July 4; 1910-927 e Sent: 18,
1911; E 264764; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig.
MALETIEMPO; versi di Rocco Galdieri,
musica di EK. de Curtis. [23929
© Aug. 23," Iii Oren Oct, 14)
1911; E 267505; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
MAMA DON’T WEEP FOR ME; words and
music by A. W. Watkins. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [23930
© Sept. 26, 1911-25) Get 11,
1911; E 268828; Ardelia Wilson
Watkins, Goodwill, W. Va.
MAMA WON’T YOU KISS ME; words by
Augustine Wright, music by Glenn
W. Ashley. [23931
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268775; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
MAMMA’S BIRTHDAY WALTZ; by R.
Streabbog; piano, four hands. [23932
© Oct: 20,7 191d eZ) eOck. 18,
1911; E 268742; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
MAMMOLETTA; polka, by N. M. Calace;
2 mandolins and guitar. [23933
© Aug. 26, 19in-72ceeOer 2, 1911):
E 267057; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
MAMMY’S HUSH-A-BYE; words by Har-
riet D. Castle, music by J. A. Parks,
arr. by Ira B. Wilson. 1. Women’s
voices, 2. Men’s voices. [23934, 23935
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c each Oct.
23, 1911; E 268958, 269028; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O.
Man (THE) THAT SAYS RAH; words
and music by A. H. McGuigan.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23936
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 & Oct. 10, 1914 ;
E 268207; A. H. McGuigan, Kensing-
ton, oP kaa
1386
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
23957
MANGER (THE) SONG; hymn, words by
Geo. O. Webster, music by Karl K.
Lorenz. [23937
© Sept. 8, 1911: 2 ¢«. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266503; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
MARANDA; words and music by D. D.
James. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [23938
Weir a, 1911; 2c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268252; D. D. James, Mattoon, [11].
-Marcu, Capiron city; Springfield, [1.,
by W. Hampton; piano. [23939
Ceme 1 NUE: 2. Co, .Oeh: 10,
1911; E 268191; Wesley Hampton,
Centralia, Tl.
MARCH OF THE FAIRIES; by C. D. Rose;
piano. [23940
ar Oc- 16, 1911: 2 c. Oct. 14,
1911; E 268675; Theo. Presser co,.
Philadelphia.
MarcCH OF THE LITTLE LEADEN SOL-
DIERS (Marche des petits soldats de
plomb) ; morceau caractéristique by
Gabriel Pierné, arr. by Charles God-
frey, jr.; military band. [23941
©) Sept. 21, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 22,
1911; E 264866; Hawkes & son,
London.
MARCHE DES AVIATEURS; par Ch. Graz-
iani-Walter, op. 401, pour piano a
4 mains. (Heures joyeuses, no. 6.)
[23942
mauve 7 1911: 2 ec Sept 29,
1911; E 267026; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
MARCHE FUNEBRE; by D. M. Levett op.
61, arr. by G. H. Reeves; full band.
4to. [239438
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266892; Carl Fischer, New York.
MARCHE NUPTIALE; von Alphonse
Mailly, herausgegeben yon Otto
Gauss; orgel, trompeten und horner.
(Orgelkonzert sammlung, 3. serie,
nr. 23.) [23944
CA AOI 2 ¢. Oct. 2, 1011s
E 267075; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
MARCHING ALONG; by Harry Hale Pike;
pf. [23945
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266842; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
MARCIA SOLENNE; di Filippo Brunetto;
pel. 113742. [23946
© Sept. 23, 19915 2c Sept: 25,
1911; E 264917; G. Ricordi & Go.,
Milan.
MARGUERITENMADEL (DAS); lied aus
Die nacht von Berlin, ged. von Ju-
lius Freund. musik von Victor Hol-
laender. 1. Gesang und piano. 2.
Rheinlinder ftir piano. [23947, 23948.
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 2,
1911; E 267142, 267148; Ed. Bote &
G. Bock, Berlin.
MARIA THERESIA; march, by J. F.
Wagner, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
full band. 4to. [ 23949:
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266920; Carl Fischer, New York.
MARIE CLAIRE; waltz, by Claire Beard-
shaw; piano. [ 23950:
© Get. 5, 1911':2 ¢ Oct. 6, 1911:
E 267255; Keith, Prowse & co., 1td..,.
London.
MARIETTE; polka by Sterny-Courquin ,
piano solo. [23951
© Sept. 29, 1911: 2 c Sept. 30,
1911; E 267056; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
Maricotp (THE); by W. C. Powell;
piano. (Flower land, no. 1446.)
Oct: 18). 19> By ce. aOcks 716.
1911; E 268631; McKinley musie co.,
Chicago.
MARISCHKA; canzonetta von Eduard
Walter, op. 46, fiir violine und piano.
[ 23953:
© May 18, 1911: 2c Oct. 4, 1911:
E 267239; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
MARJORIE, MA CHERIE; words by Ar-
thur Stanley, music by Shiel Daw-
son; in ©, E flat and F. [23954-
© Aug. 21, 1911; 2 ©. each Sept.
26, 1911: E 264963; B. F. Wood mu-
Sie ¢o., Boston.
MARK TIME; march, by J. Brownfield;
piano. [23955
© Oct: 24-1911: 2 ec Ock 25;
1911 > BY 269155; Krank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
Mars; march, from Eyes of night, by
W. E. Haesche, op. 33; violin and
piano. (Concert suite, no. 5.)
[23956
©, Oct 235 190th 26 Ock 24,
1911; E 269100; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
MARTINEZ (J. DE JESUS) 4 danzas;
por J. de Jestis Martinez, arreglo
de S. Robles, para piano, violon 1
y 2. viola. violoncello y contrabajo.
4to. Mexico. Enrique Munguia.
[238957
©. Sept. 52-191 2c? Oety 2
191t: E 267719: Breitkopf & Hirtel,.
New York.
1387
EE re |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1 Te Se eS
23958
MARTINI (PADRE) Andantino; von
Padre Martini, bearb. von Fritz
Kreisler, fiir klavier 2 hinden.
(Klassische manuskripte, no. 2.)
[28958
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 13, 1911;
E 267477; B Schott’s sodhne, Mainz.
Martini (G.) Preludio e fuga; von
G. Martini, herausgegeben von Otto
Gauss. (Orgelkonzert sammlung, 1.
Serie. et. a.) [23959
© Aug. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1911;
EK 267080; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
Marty O’TooLe; words by J. Hendry,
music by R. A. H. T. Heeger.
[238960
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 e@ Oct. 20,
1911; E 268844; John Hendry, St.
Paul.
Mary ANN McLAUGHLIN; words and
music by M. A. Tunney. [23961
© Oct, 16) 1911. 2% Oct 16,
OIE 1H) 268620" i A. Tunney,
Toronto, Ont.
MARY COME BACK; words and music
by K. Dagenbach. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [28962
© Sept. 26, 1911: 2 ec. Oct. te
1911; E 268875; Karl Dagenbach,
Chicago.
MARY IN MARYLAND: waltz song,
words by L. W. Suckert, music by
Ernest W. Crawford. [23963
©1ce Oct. 11, 1911; E 268283;
Lancelot W. Suckert, Oakland, Cal.
Masonic (A) MUSICAL SERVICE BOOK ;
compiled and ed. by T. J. Linekar.
[28964
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10,
1911; E 267419; William Reeves,
London.
MASS oF St. JoHN THE BAPTIST; ed.
by Jas. A. Reilly, music by J. E.
Turner; mixed voices with organ
ace. 4to. [23965
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c Sept. 25,
1911; E 264920; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston.
MAssenet (JuLtes Fite Fripgric)
Chant des fleurs; by J. Massenet, ed.
and transcribed by J. F. Barnett;
(In Celebrated modern masters for
the pianoforte, book 3, p. 56.)
[23966
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1911;
E 267458; Augener, Itd., London.
Massener (Jutes Emin Fripieic)—
Continued.
—— Don César de Bazan; overture.
by J. Massenet, arr. by T. H. Rollin-
son; full band. 4to. [23967 .
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2.¢. Oct. 4, 1911;
Hi 266873; Carl Fischer, New York.
—— Erinnyes (Les); divertissement,
par J. Massenet, transcription par
H. Mouton, pour petit orchestre.
(Symphonia, premiére Série, no. 12.)
[28968
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
H} 267332; Heugel et cie., Paris.
—— Thais; méditation religieuse, de
Yopéra par J. Massenet, transcrip-
tion par H. Mouton, pour orchestre
avec violon solo. (Symphonia, pre-
miére série, no. 15.) [23969
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267833; Heugel et cie., Paris.
MASTERSINGERS (THE) oF NUREMBERG.
See Wagner (R.)
MAY FLOWER MARCH; by M. Rusie,
piano. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [23970
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 10, 1911;
| 268265 ; May Rusie, Marshalltown,
Ta.
MAY FLOWERS; waltz, by Ellis Wood-
ward; piano. [23971
© Oct. 24, 1911: 2 e@ Oct. 25,
1911; E 269156; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
May I LOVE YOU WHEN THERE’S NO ONE
ELSE AROUND; words and music by:
M. EK. Garvin. © [23972
© 1e. Oct. 23, 1911; E 268876;
M. Edythe Garvin, McKeesport, Pa.
May I PLAY IN YOUR BACK YARD; words
and music by M. B. Hughes. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
- [23973
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c« Oct. 11,
1911; E 268440; Minnie B. Hughes,
Marked Tree, Ark.
May’s GALOP; by Maurice Schott;
piano. [28974
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2c. Oct. 16, 1911;
EK 268651; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis.
MazurRKA; par Hmile R. Blanchet,
pour piano. [23975
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c Sept. 20,
1911; E 264819; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
1388
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1151911
23995
MAZURKA CAPRICE; by L. J. Quigley,
op. 14; piano, four hands. [238976
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 24,1911;
HE 269081; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
MAZURKA D’AMOUR (Liebes mazurka) ;
par Hrik Meyer-Helmund; pf. duet.
[238977
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1911;
H 267848; B. F. Wood music ©co.,
Boston.
MEDITATION; by F. Henri Klickmann;
piano. [23978
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269157; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
—— von M. J. Erb, herausgegeben von
Otto Gauss; orgel und violoncello.
(Orgelkonzert sammlung, 2. serie,
nr. 13.) [23979
© Auge 15,1911; 2 c. Oct: 2, 1911;
E 267076; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
See also McDowell (EH. A.)
MEDITATION OF LOVE; reverie, by Walter
L. Rosenberg; piano. [23980
(Oe, 24 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269158; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
MEET ME BY THE NILE; words by A.
Walker, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[23981
© Sept. 238, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268150; Alice Walker, Philadel-
phia.
MEET ME IN THE MEADOW, LULA; words
and music by H. Mosher. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [238982
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268210; Harvey Mosher, Birming-
ham.
MEET ME TO-NIGHT IN DREAMLAND;
waltz, by Leo. Friedman, arr. by M.
Retford; military band, with tubu-
phone ad lib. (Boosey’s new sup-
plemental journal, no. 94.) [23983
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; EK 264975; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
MEETING (THE) See Wilson (Christo-
pher).
MEIN MUTTERLEIN; ged. von Lisel Wet-
zel, musik von Heinrich Sickinger,
op. 17, fiir gemischten chor. Parti-
par.” Ato. [23984
eo saly. 29) 1911 = 2 ce Oct. 21,
1911; E 267742; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
MEIN MUTTERLEIN STIRBT NIE; ged. von
Hugo Maubach, musik von Georg
Rathgeber, op. 151. é [23985
© Sept: 15; A902 e:" Oct. -.21,
1911; E 267705; Carl Ritihle, Leip-
zig.
MEIN SCHATZELEIN; ged. von Jul.
- Wolff, musik von Heinrich Sick-
inger, op. 68. 1. Mannerchor. Par-
titur. 2. Gemischten chor. Partitur.
[23986, 28987
© July 29, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 21,
1911; E 267748, 267744; Heinrichs-
hofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many.
MELANCOLIE; transcription, d’aprés
une lecon de solfége, par César
Franck; 1. Violon et pf. 2. Violon-
celle et pf. [28988, 23989
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ce. each Oct. 17,
1911; E 267622-267623; Henry Le-
moine & cie., Paris.
MELISANDE; serenade, by Henry Os-
good; piano. [23990
©) Sept.212;-19tl: 2c Ock~ 14,
1911; E 268802; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
See McDowell (E. A.)
MELODIE; by F. Bridge; violoncello or
violin and pf. London, Goodwin &
Tabb. [23991
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2c. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 267491; Frank Bridge, London.
Mé&Lopig A LA MAZURKA; by Theodore
Leschetizky, op. 40, no. 4, edited by
John Orth; piano. [23992
© “Sept 23; (1911. 2) e: Oek? 12,
1911; E 268482; Oliver Ditson, Bos-
ton.
MELODY IN F; by Anton Rubinstein,
op. 3, no. 1, edited by J. W. Lerman;
four hands; piano. [23293
©) Oct: 16, 1911;.2,,c. Oct: 14,4911:
E 268676; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
MeELopyY (THE) OF LOVE; from Gypsy
love, by Franz Lehar, arr. by S.
Deshon; song orchestration. 4to.
[23994
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 267173; Chappel & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
-—_— — words by Harry B. Smith
and Robert B. Smith, music by
Franz Lehar. [28995
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 267172; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
1389
23996
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. Try DeyS sev iG
MELODY OF PEACE; by Carroll Martin,
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; full orch.
and pf. [ 23996
© Aug. 29, 1911: 2 ¢. Oct. 4, 1911;
EK} 266893; Carl Fischer, New York.
MeELtopy (THE) OF THE PINES; by A.
Grimes; piano.
© Oct.,.21, 1911 + 2 e7Ock., 23,1911 -
EK 269072; Annie Grimes, Jefferson,
Tex.
MEMORIAL DAY OF THE NORTH AND
SoutH; words and music by F. X.
Dugal. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [23998
© Oct e387 J9il-2 ce: Oct, 107 1911":
EH 268255; F. X. Dugal, Houlton, Me.
MEMORIES OF THE SoutTH; waltzes, by
F. Henri Klickmann; pf. [23999
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2c. Oct. 18, 1911;
EH 268776; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
MEMORY BELLS; words by J. B. Arm-
strong. music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24000
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 268174: Jennie B. Armstrong,
Battle Creek, Mich.
MEN ARE ALL ALIKE: from The Wall
street girl, lyric by Hapgood Burt,
music by Karl Hoschna. [24001
fe) Oet.)7,. 191: 2c Ock O19 11:
EH 268081; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LUD-
wic Fenix) Scherzo: from Midsum-
mer night’s dream; by Mendelssohn,
arr. by Reginald Goss-Custard; or-
gan. [24002
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c) Oct. 17, 1911;
HE 267570; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
MENDING LITTEE STOCKINGS; song,
words by Harriet D. Castle, music
by Ira B. Wilson. [24003
© Wept? 18) 1911: 2 © Septet 25,
1901 5 Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton.
MENETRIER (LE); mazurka, par Hmile
Férir. pour viola et piano. [24004
© Aus. 28) 1914: 2 ¢. Sept, 20;
1911; E 264817: B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz.
[23997 |
MENSCH, SIEH DIR DIE BILDER AN;
walzer-couplet, aus Die nacht von
Berlin, ged. von Julius Freund,
musik von Victor Hollaender.
[24005
© Sept. 18) 19M: soe Oc.) 2.
1911; E 267144; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
MENSCHENBEIFALL; ged. von. Fr. H6l-
derlein, musik von Richard Wetz,
op. 27, no. 1, ftir mittlere stimme.
[24006
© July “4,191 Bea sene ls:
1911; E 264765; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
zig.
MENTRE TU PASSE; versi di L. Posti-
glione, musica di O. Panza. (Edi-
zioni Bideri, no. 3281.) [ 24007
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 « Sept. 18.
1911; E 264784; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples.
MENUET; in the old style, by Frederick
Hahn, op. 7; piano and violin.
[24008
© Oct. 23,1911; 2 c. Oct. 23; 1911 ;
EK 269069; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
——par Emilio Russi, op. 8, pour
piano. (Silhouettes, no. 5.) [24009
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1911 ;
E 267109; C. Schmid! & co,, Leipzig.
——wWSee Album de six morceaux
choisis.
MENUET DE. NINOTTE; par Ch. Gra-
ziani-Walter, op. 400, pour piano.
(Six morceaux faciles sans octaves,
no. 6.) [24010
© Aug. 17, 1911; 2 eG Sept. 122,
1911; E 264901; C. Schmid! & co.,
Leipzig.
MENUETT; von Rudolph Ganz, op. 14,
no. 2, ftir klavier. [24011
© July 7% 19s (ever Sepe, 29,
1911; (| 267022; ~ Ries Erler,
Berlin.
MENUETTO GRAZIOSO; by W. L. Blumen-
schein, op. 1389; piano. [24012
©. Sept: - 26) (10mse aio Sern Ociuy nul
1911: E 267448; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
MER TRANQUILLE; barcarolle par Ch.
Graziani-Walter, op. 400, pour piano.
Six morceaux faciles sans octaves,
no. 4.) [24013
©: Aug: 17, 19das 2 Veqasepm 22,
1911; E 264902; C. Schmid! & co.,
Leipzig.
1390
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
24030
Mercury; mazurka, from Hyes of
night, by W. BE. Haesche, op. 33;
violin and piano. (Concert suite,
no. 3.) [24014
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 24, 1911;
EH 269101; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
MERMAID’s sonc; by Stepin Esipoff;
pf. (Five melodious sketches in
etude form, without octaves, no. 3.)
[24015
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
- 1911; E 264930; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
MERRY JINGLING BELLS; galop brillante,
by Geo. L. Spaulding; pf. [24016
Oc, 1911> 2 ec. 'Oct.. 6; 1911;
HE 266984; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
MERRY LAYS FOR HAPPY DAYS; written
by Wilford Mills, composed by Val-
entine Hemery. Book 2, no. 1-6.
[24017
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911;
H 267526; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London.
Merry MOMENTS; dance, by Eugene
Mack; piano. [24018
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268583; McKinley music ©co.,
Chicago.
gavotte, by W. M. Notlef, op. 18,
no. 1; pt. (Spring sketches, no. 5.)
[24019
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911;
H 268757; Wm. M. Felton, Phila-
delphia.
Merrery (THE) PIXIES; by J. Douglas
Martin, op. 6; piano. (Six sketches
from wonder-land, no. 2.) [24020
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 12, 1911;
EH 26849€; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis.
MERRY SPRINGTIME; waltz, by J.
Brownfield, arr. by Henry S. Saw-
yer; piano, four hands. [24021
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1911;
EK 2687438; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
Mrssacr (THE) FROM O’ER THE SEA;
words znd music by E. Brockway.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24022
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2c. Oct. 10, 1911;
H 268272; Etta Brockway, Royalton,
Minn.
MESSAGE OF CHRISTMAS; anthem,
words from the Bible music by A. W.
Lansing; mixed voices, organ acc.
Ato. [24023
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 14, 1911;
KH} 268677; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
Messe Notre DAME; ed. by Jas. A.
Reilly, music by T. J. Bordonel;
treble voices. 4to. [24024
Or Septius, 191-2 ce Sepies 2s:
1911; EK 264919; McLaughlin &
Reilly c¢c., Boston.
MESSENGER OF LOVE; tone poem, by W.
C. Powell, arr. by F. Henri Klick-
mann; piano, four hands. [24025
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2c. Oct. 18, 1911;
HE 268744; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
MESSIAH’S REIGN; Service for Christ-
mas; words and music by R. F. Leh-
man and others. [24026
© Och 17, 19112 ci Oct. 1351911: -
E 268550; R Frank Lehman, Phila-
delphia.
MESSINA IN RUINS; words by Harry D.
Hoyt, music by Al. Lauson. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[24027
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911;
'E 268665; Harry D. Hoyt, So. Nor-
walk, Conn.
METODO PER LA DIVISIONE; teorico-
pratico-graduato, seguito alla teoria
musicale, di Alfonso Faleani, edizio-
ne riveduta e corretta dall’ autore.
No. 1889, parti prima e seconda.
[24028
© “Sept, 20, 1011-12 \e. (Oct. 18,
1911; E 267648; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
METODO PER LO STUDIO DEL PIANOFORTE;
by Benjamino Cesi, English and
Italian text translated and edited
by Eduardo Marzo. Book 1. No.
114023. [24029
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9,1911;
E 264551; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
MEYERBEER (GrIAcoMO) Robert le dia-
ble; selection, by G. Meyerbeer, arr.
by Dan Godfrey; military band.
(Chappell’s army journal no. 379.)
[240380
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 20,1911;
E 267672; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
1391
15976—11—6
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES —
24031
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
MICHIGAN, My MICHIGAN; state song,
words by Douglas Malloch, music by
W. O. Miessner. [24031
© Oct. 2, 19141; 2 e Oct. 11,1911;
EK 268289; W. Otto Miessner, Oak
Park, Il.
MIGNON; Selection, by A. Thomas, arr.
by Mackie-Beyer; military band.
4to. [24032
©) Oct. 9; 1911 2c Oct not:
EF 268453; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
——valse caprice; by G. S. Whittle-
sey ; piano. [24033
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1911; E 269126;
Gertrude S. Whittlesey, Washington.
MIGNONNETTE; polka by Arthur d’Hae-
nens, op. 85; piano. [24034
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 29,
1911; E 267045; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
MILITARY ESCORT; march, by Chas.
Lindsay; piano. [24035
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14; 1911;
EK 268678; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
Mitt (THE); part song, words by
G. HE. Webster, music by Adolf Jen-
sen, arr. by Arthur B. Plant; male
voices. 4to. [24036
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267399; Weekes & co., London.
MILLER (THE) OF THE DEE; part song,
words from old English of 17th cen-
tury, music arr. by Arthur B. Plant,
male voices. 4to. [240387
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267400; Weekes & co., London.
Miner (THE) BOY LIKE ME; words and
music by H. L. Thomas. [240388
© Oct::23, 19145 2 ©. Oct. 23,4911 5
E 269049; H. L. Thomas, Phoenix,
Ariz.
MINETTA POLK; two-step, by Minnie
Fritz; pf. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24039
© Sept 26° 191 127.65 Oct 11;
1911; E 268441; A. Fritz, Proctor,
Minn.
MINIATURES; acht kleine stticke, von
Max Pauer, op. 7, fiir klavier zu
zwei hinden. (Edition Schott, no.
7669. ) [24040
© Aug: 30; 1910-2 ec Sent. 20;
1911; E 264820; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
MINIATURES—Continued.
——by Frank Bridge; violin, violon-
cello and piano. 2" set, nos. 4, 5, 6.
[24041
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1911;
E 267680; Frank Bridge, London.
MINNIE MINE; words and music by
E. A. Coe.
Dugdale co. [24042
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268154; Elsie A. Coe, Burke, Vt.
MINNIE THE QUEEN OF THE SCHUETZEN-
FEST; words by Harold Atteridge,
music by Melville J. Gideon. [24043
© Oct. “18;- Told wares wOct. ~ 19:
1911; E 268820; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
MINUET IN F; by Louis Kotze; piano.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[24044
© Oct. 16,1911; 2 e. Oct. 16, 1911;
EL 268667; Louis Kotze, Cape Town,
So. Africa.
MINUETTO; von Emil Kronke, op. 65,
fiir pianoforte. (Deutsche tiinze,
no. 3.) [24045
© May 18, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 267362; F. EH. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
MiracteE (LE) DE SAINT FRANCOIS;
épisode lyrique en 2 tableaux, pa-
roles de R. de Bionnet, musique de
P. Bethenod; partition,
piano.
Washington, H. Kirkus |
chant et.
[24046 ©
© Sept. 30; 19ftsa 2c Oct. om
1911; EH 267825; Max Eschig, Paris.
Miss DUDELSACK;
from the operetta, by Rudolph Nel-
son, arr. by August C. Ely; pf.
[24047
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 6, 1911;
E 268004; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
MISTER YODLIN MAN; words and music
by Chris. Smith. [24048
© Oct... 7, 1919-392 e2 @etAT, 1911;
EK 268017; Ted Snyder, co., New
York.
MISTLETOE (THE); words and music
adapted by M. B. Swan. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24049
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2¢ Oct. 9, 1911; |
E 268146; M. B. Swan, Massillon, O.
MiTcHELL (ALBERT G.) Ten familiar
songs; arr. by A. G. Mitchell. New
York, Cincinnati [ete.] American
book company [1911] 32 p. 8vo.
(Standard musical library.) [24050
© Oct: 17, 191 Se Ocelot
A 297585; Albert G. Mitchell, Dor-
chester, Mass.
1392
selection, motives |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
24069
MoDERNES GUITARRE-ALBUM; Sammlung
beliebter lieder und gesinge. mit
guitarre begleitung, herausgegeben
von Reinhold Vorpahl. Heft 1 und
oy PALO, [24051
Oe, G. 1911, 2 c. Oct? 18, 1911;
E 267635; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
MoDERNES NORMAL-HARMONIUM; Samin-
lung beliebter tonstticke, fiir har-
monium, Ubertragen von Karl
Kampf. [2452
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E267383; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
Mone (J.) Eight grand studies for
the clarinet; by J. Mohr, revised,
fingered and exemplified by Geo. A.
Clinton. [24053
Os@er 4 1911: 2:c. Oct..5, 1911;
E 267208; Boosey & co., London.
MoJssisovics (RODERICH VON) Drei
vortragsstticke; von R. von Mojsiso-
vics, op. 81, nr. 1, herausgegeben
von Otto Gauss. (Orgelkonzert
sammlung, II serie nr. 12.) [24054
© Age 1521911; 2 e.. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 267070; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
MoLtity BAWN ASTHORE; words by M.
Porter, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24055
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268099; May Porter, Weehawken,
N. J. ;
Mo.Liy MacGuiRe; in The three Romeos,
lyric by R. H. Burnside, music by
Raymond Hubbell. [24056
© Oa. 9, 1911: 2 ¢ Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268055; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
MOLLY TOOK THE NEXT TRAIN BACK:
words by Andrew B. Sterling, music
by Alfred J. Doyle. [24057
@r@er- 1, 1911; 2° ¢: Oct.-7,, 19tt:
E 268034; Harry von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
MOoN ETOILE; nocturne par Ch. Grazi-
ani-Walter, op. 400, pour piano.
(Six morceaux faciles sans octaves,
HO: 1: ) [24058
Or Age AT, 1911+ 2 ec. Sept. 22.
1911; E 264903; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
MONDLICHT; ged. von Theodor Storm,
musik von Richard Mandl. Drei
gesinge, no. 2.) [24059
© May 18, 1911; 2 c.Oct. 9, 1911:
E 267363; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
MOoNK’s (THE) MARCH; heel-and-toe
dance, collected and arr. by Cecil J.
Sharp; pf. (Morris dance tunes,
set 7 no. 3.) [24060
) Oct. 20) 1914, 57 c.) Oet, 23. 1911:
E 267822; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
MONTANA GIRL; two step, by Percy
- Wenrich; piano. [24061
© Cet. 15. 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 11, 1912:
E 268312; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
MONTE CaRLo; by Jimmie V. Monaco,
arr. by Harry L. Alford; piano.
[24062
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1911;
E 269135; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
MooN BABE; cradle song, words and
music by N. C. Lambuth. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24063
© Sent: 26, 191-2 <€ . Oe: an:
1911; E 268336; N. C. Lambuth, Cul-
leoka, Tenn.
MoonLicHt (Le claire de lune); by
Georgine Yunker; piano. [24064
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 269063; Jos. Krolage music Co.,
Cincinnati.
in The three Romeos, lyric by
R. H. Burnside, music by Raymond
Hubbell. [24065
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268056; T. B. Harms, & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
MooNLIGHT Fay; meditation, by E.
Horton Miles; piano. [24066
©) Sepies 19. 1911s 2c. Sept 21,
1911; E 268693; Paul A. Sehmitt,
Minneapolis.
MOooNLIGHT (A) LULLABY; words by
Bernard Malcolm Ramsay, music by
Alfred Pratt. [24067
Oe. 21.1911 = 9c. Oct. 23. 1914:
E 267797; Boosey & co., London.
MOONLIGHT ON THE MOUNTAINS; Trev-
erie, by Bruce Browning; piano.
[24068
©) Oct. 24. A912. e, Oct. 25, 1918;
E 269159; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
MOoOORISH PROCESSIONAL; by Fred Lus-
comb; piano. [24069
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268821; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
1393
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES-
24070
PU. LENS. V6
MooriIsuH PROCESSIONAL—Continued.
humoresque, by Fred Luscomb;
orch. [24070
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1911;
Ei 266948; M. Witmark & sons, New
Worle!
MORCEAUX POETIQUES; by ‘Théodore
Lack; pf. (Hducational series, no.
47.) [24071
© ‘Sept: 223) 19> (2 es Sept. 23)
1911; E 264912; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
MoRNING COMES, BUT NOW IS NIGHT;
three-part lullaby, text and music
by Paul Bliss; women’s voices.
(Octavo women’s voices, no. 67.)
[24072
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1911;
E 268298; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
MORNING IN May; by Albert J. Rusby;
pf. [24073
Oy Gen silky algiule 2 o, Cen aks
1911; E 268593; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
MORNING IN THE MOUNTAINS; idyll, by
Perey Wenrich; piano. [24074
Och, 245 L927) sO Cine? 5.
1911; H 269160; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
MORNING SONG; by Percy Wenrich;
piano. [24075
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911;
EH 269161; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
MORNING (THE) STAR; a Christmas
service, words by various authors,
music by Fred B. Holton. 8vo.
(Festal days no. 1388.) [24076
OY Septs 8) 10ilile 12) ee Sept 25:
1911; E 266506; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
Moszkowsk1i (Moritz) Scherzino; by
M. Moszkowski, op. 18, no. 2, rev,
and ed. by M. Greenwald; piano.
[24077
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
H} 268937; Century music pub. ©co.,
New York. s
— Serenata; by M. Moszkowski, arr.
by Otto Ebel; simplified for piano.
[24078
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269177; Chandler-Ebel music co.,
Brooklyn.
Spanish dance (Bolero) ; by Mosz-
kowski, arr. by R. HK, Hildreth;
orch. and piano. 4to. [24079
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268797; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
MOTHER WEEPING 0’ER HER ONLY CHILD;
words and music by Clinton E. Rus-
sell. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-.
dale co. [24080
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2¢ Oct, 9, 4911;
a 268145; C. E. Russell, Harrison,
Moto PERPETUO; by F. Bridge; violin
and pf. London, Goodwin & Tabb.
[24081
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1911;
Ei 267492; Frank Bridge, London.
Motor (THE) MAID; mareh and two-
step, by Edmund Braham, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau; full band. 4to.
[24082
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 «@ Oct. 4, 1911;
KE 266894; Carl Fischer, New York.
MouLIns (LES) QUI CHANTENT; opér-
ette en 3 actes, livret de Fr. Fonson
et I. Wicheler, musique de Arthur
Van Oost; partition et chant. [24083
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
D 18991; Max Eschig, Paris.
MoquEetr (JULES) Scherzo; par J.
Moquet, op. 38, transcription par
Léon Lemoine; pf. 4 4 mains, en ut
majeur. [ 24084
© Oct. 14, 19d 7 2e Oct. 17;
1911; E 2676382; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris.
Mousmnh (THE) (The maids of Japan) ;
lancers, music by Lionel Monckton
& UWoward Talbot, arr. by H. M.
Higgs; pf. [24085
© Oct; 23) WS were Oct. 24.
1911; H 267844; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
———musical play, music by Lionel
Monckton and Howard Talbot, arr.
by 1 M. Higgs; pf. score. [24086
© Oct. 23) 191 2c Oct: (24;
1911; E 267848; Chappell & co., itd.,
London.
———new musical play in three acts,
book by Alex. M. Thompson and
Robert Countneidge, lyrics by Ar-
thur Wiomers and Percy Greenbank,
music by Lionel Monckton and
Howard Talbot; vocal score. [24087
© Oct: 10) 7991d ie Oe: Lily
1911; D 18976; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
—— selection, by Lionel Monckton and
Howard Talbot, selected and arr. by
H. M. Higgs; piano. [24088
©; Oct.. 10, “WOdas Sze Oct. ; ile
1911; E 267452; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
1394
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo. tt, 1911
24106
Moyvine (THE) PICTURE BOY; words
and music by Kenneth Casey, arr.
by J. C. Collinge. [24089
eaee. 20, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 17,
foe rH 6C269074; M. A, Casey,
Brooklyn.
Mup pies; three step, by F. Henri
Klickmann; piano. [24090
mec 17. 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 14,
1911; E 268584; McKinley music
co., Chicago.
MULLER (IvAN) Thirty studies; by I.
“ Miiller, rev. fingered and exemplified
by Geo. A. Clinton; clarinet, in all
the keys. [24091
On Oct, 21, 1911;°-2 ce Oct. 23,
1911; E 267799; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
Muses (Les) dans la forét (Green
and cool is the shade); paroles de
Paul Collin, English version by
Elizabeth M. Lockwood, musik de
Adhémar de Flagny, recueilli par
Lucien de Flagny; no. 6, pour so-
prano ou ténor. 24092
©, Ane 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept 20,
~ 1911; KE 264818; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz.
MUSETTI PAYSANNE; by A. Tellier;
piano. [24093
Ousepe. 6, 1911: 2c. Sept. 9,
1911; EK 264539; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
Music (THE) OF THE MARSHES; words
by Clara Griffith Gazzam, music by
Gotifried H. Federlein; medium
voice in E flat. [24094
ee Oc 44, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19,
1911; E 268810; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
MUSIsc VOT’S MUSIC MUST COME FROM
BERLIN; lyric by Gus. Kahn, music
by Grace Le Boy. [24095
@esept, 29; 1911: .2..¢.. Ock,, 2,
1911; E 266782; Leo Feist, New
York.
MUSICIAN’S (A) WEDDING; march and
two-step, by Jules Bolle; full band.
Ato. [24096
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2. c. Oct. 4, 1911;
HE 266895; Carl Fischer, New York.
MUSTERWEIBER (DIE); operette in 3
akten, text yon Paul Hubl und G.
Quedenfeldt, musik von Franz Wer-
ther. Klavierauszug zu zwei hin-
den, mit unterlegtem text. [24097
jG) Aug.728, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911; EK 267527; Julius Feuchtinger,
Stuttgart, Germany.
My AIRY FAIRY SCAREY AEROPLANE;
words and music by G. E. Pooler.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24098
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2.c. Oct. 11,
1911; E 268422; Geo. E. Pooler, Au-
rora, Ill.
My ASTHORE; words by Fiske O’Hara
-and Lawrence Watson, music by
Maurice Clark, arr. by Frank HE.
Hersom. [24099
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 12, 1911;
HK 268469; Head music pub. co., New
York.
My BOY YOU’RE STILL AT HOME; words
by M. W. Hyndman, music by Willy
Wagner. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24100
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 268112; M. Hyndman, Coquitiam,
Boe,
My DREAMS; words by Mrs. M. I.
Strickland, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24101
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
HW 268151; Mrs. M. I. Strickland,
Clarksdale, Miss.
My EVELYN; words and music by Hila
M. Rissmiller. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [24102
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 268167; Ellen Rissmiller, Bethle-
hem, Pa.
My FAITHFUL PEARL; words and music
by L. Bassett Snyder. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24103
Cy Seni? 2655 1914 = 2 He, Och ww.
1911; EK 268428; Lillian Bassett Sny-
der, Cortland, N. Y.
My HEART IS GLAD; hymn, words by
Lizzie DeArmond, music by W. A.
Post. [24104
© Ochoa AS1 1 = 2 ¢ Oct. ABY 19. -
I. 268523 ; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
My HEART SINGS AS THE BIRDS SING;
words by Jas. B. Kenyon, music by
Jock Kursteimner, op: £7, no; 1; -se-
prano, high. New York, Ktirsteiner
& Rice. [ 24105.
© Sept! 23; 1911: 2c. Sept: 30,
1911; E 266707; Jean Paul Kiir-
steiner, New York.
My HONEY; words and music by Harry
Bernhard. [24106
OC. Oc 1Or 191A 2 ec. Oct; 19 al Ole:
E 268807 ; Symphony music co., Bos-
ton,
24107
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES |
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
My IRISH SENORITA; in Over the river,
words and music by Edward J.
Griffin, Henry B. Murtagh and John
L. Golden. [24107
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1911;
E 268848; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
My ITALIAN BABE; words by M. Cur-
ley, music by Jerry Sullivan. [24108
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1911; E 268725;
Morris Curley, Chicago.
My LaDy DIxIE; words and music by
Dave Reed. [24109
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
EH 268082; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
My LADY STAR; lyric by Marie Theresa
Laing, music by Edwin F. Kendall.
[24110
© Oct:.5, 1911-2 ¢. Oct. 6)-1911:
E 266985; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
My LADY’S EYES; words and music by
Chas. Harold Cuppett; high voice.
[24111
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ce Oct. 9, 1911;
H 268064; Shapiro music pub. ¢co.,
New York.
My LITTLE DREAMLAND Roser; words by
C. M. Dennison, music by Anna Gu-
maer Berg. [24112
© Octs 14, 192 c- Oech. 14:
1911; E 268568; Harry Von Tilzer
musie pub. co., New York.
My LITTLE FRIEND; words by Fred HE.
Weatherly, music by Bernard Rolt.
[24113
“© Oct, 13) 1911 2c) Och Tota:
EK} 267483; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
My LITTLE GARDEN; words by TT. San-
derson, music by J. Stuart Crook;
in C, D and E flat. [24114
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ¢. each Sept.
26, 1911; E 264955; J. B. Cramer &
co., ltd., London.
MY LITTLE LOG HOME; words and music
by S. Johnson. [24115
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911; H
268092; Silvester Johnson, New
Haven, Ky.
My LoyAL KANSAS GIRL; words and
music by A. EK. Bingham. Kansas
City, Johnson pub. co. [24116
© Oct... 24,7 A9l| (2c Oce23:
1911; EK 268886; A. EH. Bingham,
Junction City, Kan.
MY MELODY DREAM ; a Song poem, words
and music by Irving Berlin. [24117
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2c. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268592; Ted Snyder co., New York.
MY MORNING SLEEP; words and music
by. A. Alston. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24118
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 268148; Alice Alston, Parnassus,
Pa.
My MOTOR CYCLE; words and music by
A. Sieffert. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24119
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268107; Anna Sieffert, Rome, N. Y.
My oLp KENTUCKY HOME; song, music
by Stephen Foster, arr. by Ira B.
Wilson; women’s voices. [24120
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 « Oct. 23,
1911; E 268962; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
My oLtp OHIO HOME; words and music
by B. F. Mohler, arr. and revised
by Len Fleming. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24121
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
H 268224; B. EF. Mohler, Cincinnati.
My oLD TOWN; march, two-step, by
Manuel Klein, arr. by Sol. Levy;
orchestra. 4to. [ 24122
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 24,1911;
E 269102; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
My own IRisH GIRL; ballad, lyrics and
music by Fiske O’Hara and W. H.
Kelly, arr. by Frank E. Hersom.
[24123
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 12, 1911;
E 268470; Head music pub. co., New
York.
My PRAIRIE BRIDE; words and music
EK. M. Swango. Washington. H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24124
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268225; E. M. Swango, Cincinnati.
My PRETTY IRISH GIRL; Words and
musie by F. Ward. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24125
© Sept: 26, oma ese Oc. tle
1911; E 268333; Frank Ward, Hills-
boro, Ill.
My Rocky MouUNTAIN GIRL; words by
E. Peterson, music by Chas. J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24126
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268238; Elma Peterson, Durand,
Mich.
1396
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
24145
My ROSE oF Avoca; words by Edward
F. Donohoe, music by C. E. Garvey.
[24127
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1911; E 268545;,.
Charles Emmett Garvey, Utica, N. Y.
My SAMISEN; from the musical play,
The mousmé (The maids of Japan),
words by Percy Greenbank, music by
Howard Talbot. [24128
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911; EH 267040; Chappell & co., ltd.,
. London.
My SOUL DOTH MAGNIFY; words by
’ Edith S. Tillotson, music by Ira B.
Wilson; sop. solo and choir. [24129
© Sept. 29, 1911: 2 c. Oct: 28,
1911; EH 269001; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
My SOUL IS ATHIRST FOR Gop; anthem,
words from the Bible, music by Stan-
ley T. Reiff; chorus and sop. solo.
8vo. [24130
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 24,1911;
E 269091; Wm. A. Pond & co., New
York.
_MyY SOUTHERN HOME; words and music
by Herman Peterson. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24131
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268152; Herman E. Peterson, Den-
ver.
My SUNNY COLORADO HOME; words and
music by BE. K. Schlaepfer. [24132
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1911;
EK 268548; Hmma Koch Schiaepfer,
Leadville, Colo.
MY SWEET FADED ROSES; words and
music by Fred Mead. [24133
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1911;
EH 268549; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York.
MY SWEETHEART; words and music by
F’. Conyers. [24134
@.Oet. 10,1911; -2 ec. Oct. 12,1911 >
E 268466; Frank Conyers, Boston.
My THOUGHT OF You; words by Robert
Underwood Johnson, music by Mrs.
H. L. Ashford. No. 4. [24435
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 269941; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O.
MY WIFE’S BOUGHT AN AEROPLANE;
words and music by I. Spencer.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
; [24136
Oreck) 3, 1911: 2c: Oct. 10) 1914:
E 268268; Ira Spencer, St. Louis.
N’AcQUA E MAGGIO; versi di Antenio
Barbieri, musica di Salvatore Gam-
bardello. 5 [24137
© Aug. 23,1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 14, 1911;
FE 267506; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
NA ROZLOUSENOU (Zum abschied) ; ma-
zurka, [und] Z. naScho posvicene
Unsere kirchweih); polka, slozii
Kajetan Tichy. Harmoniemusik.
4to. [24138
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1911;
E 267713; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
NacHtT (DIE) von BeErRLiIn; lied aus
Die nacht von Berlin, grosse jahres-
revue, ged. von Julius Freund, musik
von Victor Hollaender. [24139
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 2, 1911;
EK 267145; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
—— potpourri, musik von Victor Hol-
laender, fiir klavier, mit tiberlegtem
text. [24140
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 267656; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
livia
NACHTGEFUHL; ged. von Martin Greif,
musik von Georg Gohler, fiir eine
tiefe singstimme mit klavierbegl.
4to. [24141
Or septs 15, 191k) 2-eAOcin ai,
1911; EH 267695; Georg Gdbiler,
Leipzig.
NACHTLIED; von Carl Ehrenberg, op.
14, fiir violine und pianoforte.
[24142
© May 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK} 267364; EF. EH. C. Leuckart, Leip-
Zig.
Nacuts; ged. von J. WHichendorff,
musik von Richard Wetz, op. 27, no.
2, fiir mittlere stimme. [24143
© July 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1911;
E 264766; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
Napa; Zulu warrior’s love song, words
and music by Charles Mott. [24144
© Oct. 14.1911; 2 ¢ Oct, 16; 1911:
E 267533; Boosey & co., London.
Nannie. See Brahms Giz)
NAN MARIE; words and music by R. S.
Robertson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24145
© Septse 26. 19h De; Oct... Ate
1911; EH 268859; R. S. Robertson,
Oregon City, Oreg.
1397
eee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24146
NANNY; words by Alexander Hume,
music by Louis Victor Saar, op. 69.
Low voice. [24146
© Octs17, 1911 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1911;
E 268712; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
Nanon; Selection, by R. Genee, arr.
by Mackie-Beyer; military band.
[24147
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
Hi 268660; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
del phia.
NATURE’S LULLABY; words and music
by S. Patterson. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24148
©" Sept. 26, odie: 2 en Oe dat.
1911; HE 268861; Stella Patterson,
Delavan, Wis.
NAZARENE (THE); a sacred cantata,
words by Wm. ApMadoc, music by
W. Rhys-Herbert. 4to. [24149
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1911;
EH 267851; J. Fischer & bro., New
York.
NE ME PARLEZ PAS D’AMOUR; valse
lente, di Angelo Vagnetti, op. 141;
piano. [24150
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267413; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
NEARER AND DEARER TO ME; words by
Beth Slater Whitson, musie by Mort
Weinstein, arr. by Harry L. Alford.
[24151
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911;
EK 268606; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
NEARER MY GoD TO THEE; hymn an-
them, with solos, duet and chorus,
words from the hymnal, music by
W. Herbert Cook. S8vo. [24152
©rOct. 249i 2 ce Oct. 24 slOual:
E 269092; Wm. A. Pond & co., New |
York.
—— with variations by Chas. L. Jobhn-
son; pf. [24153
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ec: Oct; 23, 1911 ;
Ki 268887; Johnson pub. ¢co., Kansas
City, Mo.
NELLIE WAS A LADY; song, music by
Stephen Foster, arr. by Ira B. Wil-
son. 1. Women’s voices. 2. Men’s
voices. [ 24154, 24155
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c, each Oct.
23, 1911; BH 268954, 269018; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O.
pt. I nes) v..6
NENNA MIA NUN CANTA CHIU; versi
di Carlo de Flaviis, musica di Edu-
ardo Lanzetta. (Canzoni napoletane
popolari, no. 2774.) [24156
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 25,
1911; E 264940; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
NESHUME (DIE) FIN MEIN FOLK;
words by B. Tomashefsky, music by
Perlmutter and Wohl; quartett.
[24157
© Oct. 20, 1914; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268898; A. Teres, New York.
New (THE) HEBBITT; march and two-
step by John S. M. Zimmerman;
piano. [24158
© Oct. 19, 1919); 2,6. Och 19; 191i;
Ti 268812; Ted Snyder co., New
York.
NEW (THE) GRADUS AD PARNASSUM;
academic edition of selected studies,
revised and compiled by Isidor
Philipp. Book 7. The trill. [24159
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911;
Ee 264553; Theo. Presser, Philadel-
phia.
NIGHT AND DAY; words by Fred G.
Bowles, music by Charles Fonteny
Manney; high voice in F. [24160
©. Sept. 23) 19d eters Wet. 12.
1911; EH 268488; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
NIGHT EYES; Mexican serenade, words
and music by P. F. Woodford.
; [24161
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 2691381; Perey F. Woodford, El-
Maca NG eee
NicgutT (A) OF ADVENTURE; a musical
comedy in three acts, book by Ysidor
Asckenasy, lyrics by Robert W.
Bruner, music by C. Frederick D.
Green. [ 24162
© 1c. Oct. 18,1911; D 18981; Y.
Asckenasy, R. W. Bruner and C. F.
D. Green, St. Louis.
NIGHT ON LAKE Hustis; by H. Feigin
and H. Day. [24163
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c Oct. 19, 1911;
H} 268801; H. Feigin, Eustis, Fla.
NIGHT ON THE SEA (Notte sul mare) ;
words by A. Genise, English version
by Perley A. Child, music by V. Va-
lente. [24164
©: Sept. 1, 1911 = 2iecre2 10d:
BH 267058; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
1398
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
24182
NIGHT SLOWLY DYEING; words by Clem-
ent Glenister, music by Herman
Brearley. no. 1 in D flat. [24165
f@ Sept. 1; 1911; 2 ¢« Sept. 22,
1911; H 264886; City music pub. co.,
Lichfield, England.
Nigut (THE) THAT JESUS CAME;
hymn, words by Lizzie De Armond,
music by Chas. H. Gabriel. [24166
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 13. 1911;
E 268524; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
NIGHTINGALE LANE; words by William
Sharp, music by A. R. Wachtmeis-
ter. In C minor. London, Novello
& CO. [24167
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911;
EH 267543; Axel Raoul Wachtmeis-
ter, Rattvik, Sweden.
NIMMERSATTE LIEBE; ged. von Eduard
Morike, musik von Hugo Kaun, op.
387, no. 3, fiir alt oder mezzo-sopran
und bariton. [24168
Cuimive 27. 1911: 2 c. Oct. 2,
aby 267097; C. WH. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
- NINA; versi di G. Capurro, musica di
KF. Buongiovanni. [24169
@©rAne 23; 1911: 2 ¢ Oct. 7, 1911:
E 267291 ; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-g.,
Wahren-Leipzig.
NiniTa; la bella spagnuola, bolero.
versi di A. Califano, musica di S.
Gambardella. [24170
Cyan. 23) 1911-2 ce. Oct. 14,
1911; E 267507; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
Ninna NANNA; lullaby, words by G.
Fuin, English version by Perley A.
Child, music by M. A. Salvati.
[24171
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911:
Hi 267059; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
NIntH (THE) AT SAN ANTONIO; march
Song, words and music by E. Wil-
liams. New York, Gotham Attucks
co. [24172
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268761; Elbert Williams, Fort
D. A. Russell, Wy.
ENNANZE A TTE ... ; versi di A. Bar-
bieri, musica di Oscar Cattedra.
[24173
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1911;
E 267292; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
No MORE STAYING OUT LATE; from Lit-
tle Miss Fix-it, written and com-
posed by Bert Lee, American version
by Nora Bayes & Jack Norworth.
New York, The Norworth pub. co.
[24174
©) Oct. 235 1901: e: Oc 23.) 19
_E 268875; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
No NEW CLOTHES FOR FATHER; words
and music by C. Hawkins. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24175
© Sept. 265 109i (2e Och al
1911; E 268334; Chas. Hawkins,
Owasco, Ind.
No ONE KISSES ME; words and music
by Welzel & Held. [24176
©) Oct. 237 19112) ec. Oct? 235 1911 :
#269053; Chas. H. Henderson music
pub: co:,-Corty, Pa.
No ROOM IN THE INN; words by Edith
S. Tillotson, music by Ira B. Wil-
son; bar. solo and men’s chorus.
[24177
©) Sepie: 28, 19: 21.c, .Ock, 2s,
1911; E 269006; Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, O.
No THANK you Tom; words by Fred
KE. Weatherly, music by Ira B. Wil-
son. 1. Men’s voices. 2. Women’s
voices. [24178, 24179
©) (Sep 29) 191d: 2c each Oct:
23, 1911; E 268968, 2690338; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O.
NoBoDY LIKE JESUS; hymn, words by
Edith L. Mapes, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. [24180
©; Oct: 6199-2 6. Ocin i 1914
#) 268024; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago.
NOCIONES ESCOLARES DE MUSICA; por A.
Lavignac, traducidas al espanol por
FE. Pedrell. Libro del discipulo.
Nueva edicion modificada. S8vo.
[24181 °
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267334; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
NoEL; von L. C. d@Aquin, herausgege-
ben von Otto Gauss. (Orgelkonzert
Sammlung, 1. serie, nr. 2.) [24182
@©MAuegis: 19h =-2. ec. Oct. 2.490:
E 267077; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
1399
24183
NotcKk (AucuSsT) Zwolf der schénsten
weihnachtslieder (Twelve Christmas
songs); bearbeitet von A. Nolek;
Ausgabe HE. Violoncello & pf.
: [24183
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911:
E 267200; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
NONE SO PRETTY; Morris jig, collected
and arr. by Cecil J. Sharp: pt.
(Morris dance tunes, set 8, no. 9.)
[24184
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267838; Novello & co., ltd., London.
NONETT; komponiert von Nicolai von
Wilm, op. 150, fiir 4 violinen, 2
bratschen, 2 violoncells und contra-
bass. Kleine partitur. 12mo.
[24185
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 21, 1911;
E 267706; Albert Schwieck, Leipzig.
NORSEMEN’S (THE) RAID (Normannen-
zug); cantata, words by Hermann
Lingg, translated by Emily H. Whit-
ney, music by Horatio Parker;
men’s voices. [24186
© Oct. 20; 1911: 2 e¢ Oct> 20,
1911; EH 268829; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
Notes (THE) oF Joy; words by An-
drew Reed, music by E. S. Lorenz;
women’s voices. [24187
(©) cn wy, valde Be cy Oren! Zsy
1911; E 268987; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
NOTHING TO DO TILL TO-MORROW ; words
by Bobbie Heath, music by Chas.
O’Donnell, arr. by H. S. S. [Hunt-
ington]. [24188
On Octs Zio 1d es Oc 2.
1911; EH 268867; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
NoTrE LUNARE; barcarola, versi di P.
Cinquegrana, musica di Ed. Di
Capua. [24189
© Auge23) Ili? ce Oct mm Agia
E 267298; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
NOVELLETTEN; 12 kleine salonstiicke
von Cornelius Gurlitt, op. 148, fur
klavier zu zwei hinden. Heft 1.
(Edition Schott, no. 3329da.) [24190
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2c. Oct. 6, 1911;
H 264506; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany.
NOW PRAISE THE LORD; song, music by
John Baseler. [24191
© Oct. 3) 1900-2 c. Oct, 23, 19a:
E 268975; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ©
pt. I, n. s., v. 6
Nuit (UA); berceuse, by Robert Cima-
dori, rev. and fingered by Henry
Schoenfeld; piano. [24192
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 268044; R. W. Heffelfinger, Los
Angeles.
NUN E coSsA; versi di G. Capurro, mu-
sica di Oscar Cattedra. [24193
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 7, 1911;
E 267294; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
NUN ME PIENZE CCHIU; versi di A.
Genise, musica di V. Fassone. (IKdi-
zioni Bideri, no. 3273.) [24194
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c Sept. 18,
1911; E 264785; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples.
NUN TE CREDO CCHIU; versi di Amiello
Califano, musica di Oscar Cattedra.
[24195
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1911;
H 267295; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-g.,
Wahren-Leipzig.
NUN TUORNE CCHIU; versi di Libero
Bovio, musica di Rodolfo Falvo.
[24196
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 17,1911;
Hi 267601 ; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-g.,
Wahren-Leipzig.
NYDIA’S LOVE SONG. See Krebs (T. L.)
NUN TURNA; versi di EH. Nicolardi
(C. O. Lardini), musica di E. de
Curtis. [24197
©: Aug: 23) 1911) 2een Oct, 14,
1911; E . 267508; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
NYMPHS AND FAWNS; by Frederick
Hmerson Farrar; piano. [24198
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 19, 1911;
Ki 268822; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
O BABE IN BETHLEHEM MANGER; words
by Edith S. Tillotson, musie by Ira
B. Wilson. [24199
© Sept. 28) 191i 2e) Oct. 23:
1911; E 269005; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
O BLESSED NAME; hymn, words by Alice
J. Cleator, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. [24200
© Oet. 11; 19112 e) Oct-13, 1911 :
EH 268525; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
OQ DU MEIN LIEB, MEIN HOCHTES GLUCK
AUF ERDEN; text von Lorenz Weg-
ener, musik von Eugen Rodominsky,
op. 351. [24201
© July 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 267087; Albert Forster, Schone-
berg-Berlin.
1400
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
24220
O EVENING SUN; words by Harold
Simpson, music by Marie Horne.
[24202
©) Oct. 5, 1911: 2 ec. Oct. 20, 1911;
HE 267675; Metzler & co., ltd., London.
O FLoRIDA, FAIR FLORIDA; words and
musie by D. Kerrison. [24203
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268046; Davenport § Kerrison,
Jacksonville.
O GoD, THE ROCK OF AGES; sacred part
- song, words by Edward Hy. Ricker-
steth, music by Geo? Marks Evans;
- mixed voices. (Central church col-
lection, no. 10.) [24204
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 9, 1911; E
268072; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
O Hoty NIGHT; Christmas song, duet,
English words by John S. Dwight,
music by Adolphe Adam, arr. by A.
H. Ryder; soprano and alto. [24205
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1911;
EK 268718; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton.
O JESULEIN SUSS, 0 JESULEIN MILD;
musik yon Alexander Winterberger,
op. 139, no. 2, fiir eine singstimme
und orgel oder piano. [24206
© May 18, 1911: 2 ¢. Oct. 4, 1911;
EH 267240; F. EH. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
O LAMB oF GoD; anthem for Lent or
Holy Week, words from the prayer
book, music by C. W. Parnell. 8vo.
[24207
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 267891; Claude W. Parnell, Mich-
eldean, Glos., England.
O LAND OF MINE; words and music by
C. L. H. Wagner. [24208
Oc. 3 1911; 1 c¢..Oct. 7, 1911;
1 ¢. Oct. 18, 1911; H 268698; Charles |
L. H. Wagner, Boston.
O LINGER AWHILE SWEET SPIRIT; words
by Levia Boswell Seaburg, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24209
© Sept. 26: 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 11;
mom hy 268310; B. Seaburg,
Dudley, O.
O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM; trio
for Christmas, words by Phillips
Brooks, music by Paul Bliss; wom-
en’s voices. (Octavo women’s voices,
no. 68.) [24210
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 12, 1911;
H 268297; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
O MARI; valse, from the original song,
arr. by D. Montano; piano. [24211
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268571; Jos. P. Katz, New York.
O MENSCHENHERZ SO KLEIN; ged. von
Julius Gersdorf, musik von Wilhelm
Meyer, op. 73, fiir minnerchor. Par-
titur und stimmen. 4to. [24212
© June 30; 1911: 2 ¢, Aug. “18,
1911; EH 267134; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
O-0-0-0-OCEAN (THE); written by HE.
W. Rogers, composed by Alf. J.
Lawrance. [24213
© Get. 12.1911 <2 © Oct 12,1910;
E 267839; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
O PERFECT LOVE; wedding song, words
by Dorothy F. Blomfield, music by
Edw. Leeson Powers. [24214
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2.¢ Oct. 5, 1911;
E 266933; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
°O PPASSATO; versi di Rocco Galdieri,
musica di Enrico Cannio. [24215
© Aug 23) 191-2 e. Octane: 19s
E 267296; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
’O RILURGIELLO; versi di Giovanni Ca-
purro, musica di P. HK. Fonzo.
[24216
©! Aug! 23, 1911: 2:e. Oct. 17, 1911 -
EK 267602; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
’O scocGLio ’E FRISIO; versi di G. Ca-
purro, musica di S. Gambardella.
[24217
OmAus. 237 19ite- 2) ce. Oct. 14:
1911; HE 267509; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
O SING TO THE LORD A NEW SONG; an-
them, words from Psalms, music by
Charles E. Wheeler; chorus and
solo voice. (Octavo ed., Sacred series,
no. 197.) [24218
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911;
EK 267118; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
’O sPAsso; versi di EH. Murolo, musica
di H. Nardella. [24219
Oly PS Pas on OY geen 7
1911; E 267555; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
O STARRY PLAINS, AWAKE; hymn, words
by Alice J. Cleator, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. [24220
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 138, 1911;
E 268526; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
1401
BO LL
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24221
Dt. TEES vaso
°O SULDATO ’NSENTINELLA; canzonetta
marcia, versi di Antonio Barbieri,
musica di Enrico Cannio. [24221
OrvAus 23; 1911-2 ec Oct a. 19M:
EK 267297; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahbren-Leipzig.
© SURDATO MUORTO A TRIPOLI; musica e
versi di Luigi Donadio. [ 24222
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 267662; Italian book co., New
York.
O TENDER EYES; words by Alf. Hyatt,
music by Fred Kelley. [24223
© Oct..6, 1914 -2'c Oct-14 1911;
E 267480; Augener, ltd., London.
’?O TERREMOTO E MESSINA; Versi e mu-
Sica di Luigi Donadio. [ 24224
© Och. 19 =. 2c Oct. Ooi
E 267312; Italian book co., New
York.
O 'THOU THAT HEAREST PRAYER; an-
them from The temple, music by
H. Walford Davies; soprano solo
and chorus. [ 24225
© Sept; 29; 191-2" & ‘Sept 130)
1911; E 267053; Novello & eo., Itd.,
London.
’
versi di ano-
( Edi-
°O VINO ’E MARECHIARO;
nimo, musica di E. Di Capua.
zioni Bideri, no. 3279.) [ 24226
©VSeniet M9 wore Sentral.
1911; H 264654; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples.
O worsHiIP THE KING; hymn-anthem,
words by Robert Grant, music by
Bradford Campbell, op. 68; sop. solo
and quartet. 4to. [24227
©) Sept) 29; 191d Se, Sent 30)
1911; E 266732; Edw. Schubert &
co., New York.
OQ YoU FUSSY KID; words and music by
A. Harbaugh. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24228
© Sept. 26" 1Oil 22" e) Oceral:
1911; E 2683888; Allen Harbaugh,
Linwood, Kan.
OF COURSE; words by Mrs. George
Archibald Palmer, music by Georgi-
ana Palmer. [ 24229
©rOct 6, 190 Qe) Oct-23) 19:
E 269034; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
OFFENBACH (JACQUES) Barearolle ;
from Les contes d’ Hoffmann, by J.
Offenbach, rev. and arr. by Henry
Klickmann; pf. (European favorites,
no. 1445.) [ 24280
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18,1911;
EH 268766; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
OFFENBACH (JACQUES )—Continued.
—— Grand (The) duchess; selection
from the opera, by J. Offenbach, arr.
by Charles Godfrey, jr.; orchestra.
[24231
© Sept. 13, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 14,
1911; EH 264647; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don.
OFFERTOIRE IN D MINoR; by Albert
Renaud, op. 131, no. 2; organ.
[24232
© Sept. 7,. 19117 20e7 Sept. 18,
1911; E 264740; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. K:
OFFERTORY RESPONSE; words by J. G.
Whittier, music by E. S. Lorenz.-
[24233
© Aug. St) Wott eeasepis..25:
1911; E 266507; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
OFFICE FOR THE HOLY COMMUNION; a
short setting in the key of F, in-.
cluding Benedictus and Agnus Dei,
by S. W. Goldsmith; mixed voices.
4to. (Ambrose edition of church
music, no. 142.) [ 24234
© Oct. 5) 191; 2c Och as. 1911)
EK 267467; Ambrose Abbott & co.,
London.
OH, COME LET US SING; anthem, music
by Carrie B. Adams. [24235
© Oct. 6, 19a er Oerr2a oid :
EK 268979; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
OH DEARIE IF YOU ONLY KNEW; words
and music by M. E. Jamriska. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24236
©' Sépt.. 26, Toni eee ch. dit:
1911; E 268416; Margaret Jamriska,
Pittsburgh.
Ou! DO STEP THE TWO-STEP; AS Sung in
The siren, by Howard Talbot, arr.
by S. Deshon; song orchestration.
Ato. [24237
© Sept: 30; 19th. 2c Oe, 2 19it:
EK 267174; Chappell & co.,.itd., Lon-
don.
OH! DON’T TURN AWAY; words and
music by C. J. McHwen. [24238
©) Sept. 28, 1901 = Brey Oct, 7, 10il:
E 268038; Candace J. McEwen, Og-
densburg, N. Y.
OH HOW LOVELY; hyion, words from
psalm 84, music by A. L. Fillmore.
[24239
©: Oct. 5, 19idie 2ver Geren:
E 266975; Aden L. Fillmore, Pitts-
burgh.
1402
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911 24257
On Mary. On Mary; words and | OH you, you DARLING; duet from Miss
music by M. Connor. Washington, Dudelsack, lyric by Grant Stewart,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24240 music by Rudolph Nelson. [24249
rset. 26, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 11,
1911; E 268377; M. Connor, Sheldon,
Ind.
CGH, Mr. DREAM MAN PLEASE LET ME
DREAM SOME MORE; words and music
by Jimmie V. Monaco, arr. by
[Alfred J. Doyle.] [24241
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1911;
H 268032; Harry Von Tilzer music
- pub. co., New York.
OH OH I LIKE TO GO GO; words by A.
Wells, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24242
@eiSept. 26, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 11,
1911; EH 268437; Anna Wells, Me-
dina, N. Y.
OH, OH, OH, OH, THAT DARKY RAG;
words and music by M. Millner.
[24243
Gr Oct, 12/1911: 2 ce. Oct. 16,
1911; EH 268654; Max Millner, East
St. Louis, Il.
-OH! +HAT MUSICAL DREAM; words by
George A. Little, music by Jerry
Sullivan, arr. by Bert Peters. [24244
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2c. Oct. 11, 1911;
EK 268281; Betts & Binner, Chicago.
CH THAT SPOOKY RAG; words by Wil-
liam Ross, music by H. Bainton.
[24245
© 1 ce. Oct. 17, 1911; E 268704;
Bainton & Ross, New York.
CH WEEP FOR THOSE THAT WEPT BY
BABEL’S STREAM; part song, words
by Lord Byron, music by Arthur
Hartmann, op. 20; mixed chorus and
orch. Pf. score. 4to. [24246
Oce 25 .0Otl 2 ce. Oct. 23,
1911; E 268882; Gamble hinged
musi¢e co., Chicago.
OH YOU RED AND BLUE; march and two-
step, words and music by C. M.
Veilé, arr. by J. F. Zimmerman; pf.
with chorus. [24247
© Oct. 14,: 1911; 2. c¢.- Oct. 14,
1911; E 268561; Claire M. Veilé,
Easton, Pa.
OH YOU TANTALIZING KID; words by
A. H. Rose, music by Abe Kaifetz.
[24248
© Sept.-.30, 1911: 2 ¢. Oct. 6,
1911; H 266956; West pub. co.,
Sioux City.
© Sept, 2; Aotie 2c. Sept. 22.
1911; E 264869; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
—— song intermezzo, from Miss Dudel-
sack, by Rudolph Nelson, arr. by
Carl F, Williams, American adap-
tion by Grant Stewart; hotel orch.
4to. [24250
© Oct 18) 191-2 Oc 19:
1911; E 268788; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
OI CHI P "0 MARE VA... barearola,
versi di R. Galdieri, musica di S.
Gambardella. [24251
©) Ave. 23, 1911 12 e> Ocrmna:
1911; E 267510; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g.. Wahren-Leipzig.
OJ CAMPAGNOLA BELLA; aria campag-
nola, versi e musica di G. Gelardi;
canto e mandolino. [24252
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1911;
H 267644; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
Os’ capuRA; canzonetta marcia, versi
di Aniello Califano, musica di P. BE.
Fonzo. [24253
© Ane 255 191d en Ochs i,
1911; E 267603; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
OLtp (THE) CHURCH BELL; song by
J. lL. Peytavin. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [ 24254
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c Oct. 10, 1911;
EK 268267; John L. Peytavin, Union,
La.
OLD GLORY; hymn, words by [Harriet
D. Castle], music by [Ira B. Wil-
son]. [24255
© Sept. 48, 1911; 2 & Sept. 25,
1911; E 266508; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
OLD HOMESTEAD; words by C Sebree,
musie by Chas. J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24256
©) Sept. 26, 1902) Oct: At:
1911; EH 268856; Cora Sebree, Can-
ton, Ill.
OLD (THE) LOGS; words and music by
L. E. Pleebles]. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24257
© 1Septs 3, 19102 \e.Sept: 19;
1911; E 266246; L. HE. Peebles,
Petersburg, Va.
1403
NN eet a
24258
OLD (AN) MAID; words by U. S. Clary,
music by Tom Spencer. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24258
©) Sept. 26, 1911: 2. ci Oet, 41,
' 1911; E 268482; U. S. Clary, Pratts-
burs, No YY.
OLD (THE) MILL STREAM; novelette, by
Victor Moulton; pf. (Attractive
compositions, no. 1441.) [24259
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 18, 1911;
EH 268777; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
OLtp (THE) PINE HILL; words by G.
Oehlerking, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24260
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268114; G. Oehlerking, Hammond,
Ind.
Otp (AN) SWEET MEMORY; by Cecil
Burleigh, op. 24, no. 1, violin and
piano. (Five characteristic pieces,
no. 1.) [24261
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 16, 1911;
H 268613; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
OLD TUNES MY HEART IS PLAYING;
words by F. HK. Winslow, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [24262
©) Sept. 26, 19d.» 2) ec "Oc. 1a
1911; EH 268403; Florence . Wins-
low, Augusta, Me.
OLtp (THE) VALLEY SCHOOL HOUSE;
words and music by Ida M. Archer.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24263
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268196; Mrs. J. J. Archer, Belle
Plaine, Kan.
OLD (THE) WOMAN TOSSED UP IN A
‘BLANKET; handkerchief dance, col-
lected and arr. by Cecil J. Sharp;
pf. (Morris dance tunes, set 7, no.
1.) [24264
Oct, 21, M9ide 2c; sO. 23,
1911; H 267820; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
OLDEN LOVE; words by G. R. Winkel-
man, music by Jae. Bretagne. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24265
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268115; Geo. R. Winkelman, Balti-
more.
OMAHA; waltz song, words anonymous,
music by H. J. Bock. [24266
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1911; EH 266790; Henry J. Bock,
Omaha.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Dia 6
ON PARADE; by Henry Kleber; pf.
[24267
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 e Oct. 14, Sats
KH 268556; Co-operative music co.,
Philadelphia.
——by Stepan Wsipoff; pf. (Five
melodious sketches in étude form,
without octaves, no. 1.) [24268
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 25,
1911; E 264931; Edwin. Ashdown,
Itd., London.
ON THE B-A-R; medley waltz, by Fess-
ler & Steiner, arr. by J. C. McCabe;
orch. and pf. 4to. [24269
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266736; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
ON THE BANKS OF THE Rio GRANDE;
words and music by Victoria Vick-
ers. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [24270
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
EK 268213; Mrs. V. W. Vickers, Pecos, |
Tex.
ON THE FROSTY BREEZES; hymn, words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. [24271
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 © Oct.13, 1911:
Ei 268527 ; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
ON THE LARK’S DEWY WING; words by |
A. Hyatt, musie by Fred Kelley.
[24272 |
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 267481; Augener, ltd., London.
ON THE MOUNTAINS (Sur la mon- |
tagne) ; pastorale by Albert Renaud,
op. 131, no. 3; organ. [24273 |
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 e@. Sept. 18, |
1911; E 264741; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
ON THE QUIET; from The wall street |
girl, words by Hapgood Burt, music |
by Karl Hoschna. [24274 |
© Oct. 14, 1991; 2 ce, Oct: 16, 19113 |
E 268639;.M. Witmark & sons, New |
York.
ON THE SQUARE; march and two-step,
by G. H. Hess; pf. [24275 |
© Oct. 3; 1911; 2: Oct. 4, 19115 |
E 266848; Geo. H. Hess, Cleveland. |
ON THE WAY TO TEXAS; march, by J.
Nayman; pf. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [24276 |
©: Sept. 26,,401-2ace Oct. 18
1911; E 268895; John Nayman,
Albion, N. Y.
1404
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
24296
ON THE WING; march and two-step, by
Calvin A. Perey. [24277
Oct. 10; 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1911;
268806; C. A. Percy, Boston.
ON WINGS OF LOVE; a reverie, by Theo.
Bendix; pf. 24278
em @er, 3. 1911: 2 ec. Oct.-4, 1911;
HE 266862; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ae py) TT. P;-.and Geo. J.
Trinkaus; full maud. orch. [24279
© Oct. 3;:1911; 2c Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266863; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ONcE IN BETHLEHEM; Christmas carol,
words by C. F. Alexander, music by
C. V. Stanford; two treble voices.
8vo. [24280
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1911;
HH 267559; Morgan & Scott, ltd., Lon-
don.
ONE DAY; words by Grace Duffield
Goodwin, music by Gottfried H.
Federlein; medium voice in D.
[24281
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268811; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
ONE PERFECT DAY; words by R. L. C.
White, music by Mrs. E. L. Ashford.
No. 3. [24282
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
EK 269042; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
ONE SWEETLY SOLEMN THOUGHT; an-
them, words by Phoebe Carey, music
by R. S. Ambrose, arr. by Ira B.
Wilson. [24283
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 268978; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
ONLY A FADED ROSE; words and music
by E. Bell. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24284
(esept=.26,, 1911; 2c. Oct..11,
1911; EH 268397 ; Ethel Bell, Memphis.
ONLY A LITTLE WHILE; hymn, words
and music by F. A. Clark. [24285
OvOct: 4, 1911 2 c:. Oct: 5, 1911:
HK 266822; F. A. Clark, Philadelphia.
ONLY A POOR LITTLE ORPHAN; words by
Blanche FE. Britchard, music by
Chas. J. W. Jerreld. Washington.
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24286
Sent Jo. Od 8 2) e22Ock. 11,
1911; E 268362; Blanche E. Pritch-
ard, Falconer, N. Y.
ONLY AN AMATEUR LOVER; words by
A. A. Copping, music by Willy Wag-
ner. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [24287
© Sept. 26, 1911: 2 ¢« Oct. 11,
1911; E 268445; Alfred A. Copping,
Vancouver, B. C.
ONLY You; words by H. Walters, mu-
-sic by Willy Wagner. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24288
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268124; Harry Walters, Easton,
Pa.
ONWARD, CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS; march
anthem, words by S. B. Gould, mu-
sic by EH. K. Heyser; men’s voices.
Svo. [24289
©) Oct; 20, 1911 2 &, Oct. 235 1911--
E 268902; Fillmore brothers co., Cin-
cinnati.
OONA OF THE SEA; words by Fred. E.
Weatherly, music by Haydn Wood;
no; im G. [24290
© Sept. 16, 1911- 2. c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 264795; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
OPERA GEMS, NO. 1; 14 easy arrange-
ments of well known operas, by
Carlo Tonnelli; piano solo. [24291
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911;
E 264540; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
OrcHID (THE); by. W. C. Powell;
piano. (Flower land, no. 1451.)
[24292
© Oct, 18, 1911: 2c Oct. 16; 1911 -
E 268632; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
ORGAN PRELUDE; by Ira Bishop Wilson.
[24293
© Sept 28 191f = 2 G.- Ocioi23;
1911; E 269035; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
ORIANA; words and music by Teresa
Del Riego. [24294
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 20, 1911;
E 267671; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
ORIENTAL LOVE SONG; words by W.
Yardly, music by Ira B. Wilson. 1.
Men’s voices. 2. Women’s voices.
[ 24295, 24296
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c« each Oct.
23, 1911; E 268970, 269038; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O.
1405
EE SSEOOOSSS: s=~——
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24297
pt. 1h ne So v6
ORIENTAL SERENADE; by Arthur Hinton,
op. 29, no. 1; piano. [24297
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 267549; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don.
ORIGINAL SACRED HARP...
rev., cor.
and enli.s.) [Atlanta Gaz dGna)|
vi, 550, [4] p. obl. 12mo. [24298
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 c Sept. 5, 1911;
A 297031; J. S. James, Douglasville,
Ga.
OrINoco (THE); a South American
reverie, words and music by W. J.
Way. [24299
© Sept. '26, 1911; 2 Oct. 21, 1911;
EH 2688638; Standard music pub.
house, Chicago.
ORPHAN (THE); words and music by
S. Eudy. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24300
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
BH 268197; Susie Hudy, Geary, Okla.
ORPHAN (AN) CHILD;
music by M. EK. Harrison. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24801
©: Sept.) 26. 190i 2 6 Oc.
1911; E 2684338; Mary EH. Harrison,
Cheswold, Del.
Our CHRISTMAS Kine; hymn, words
by Mabel J. Rosemon, music by Fred
= 5. EOltom:, [ 24302
© Sept: 8, 19 2c: Sept. 25,
1911; E 266509; Lorenz pub. ¢o..
Dayton, O. :
OUR HOBBIES; humorous song, written
by Graham Squiers, composed by
Willie Rouse. [24203
©) Sept. 29; 219i 2c. Sept. .29.
1911; KE 267119; Reynolds & co.. Lon-
don.
words and
OuR LAND; words and music by S. C.
Hdwards. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24804
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268221; S. Catherine Edwards,
Santa Maria, Tex.
QUR LAND OF LIBERTY; words by Zilla
Vollmer Tietyen, music by Jose Raff.
[24305
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1911; E 264882;
Zilla Vollmer Tietyen, Chicago.
GuR SAVIOUR IS OUR CAPTAIN: words
and music by M. Long. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24806
©) Sept. 26; 1911: 2c) (Oets 11,
1911; EK 268850; Minnie Long, Man- |
kato, Kans.
OUT ON THE STORM-SWEPT SEA; words
by J. Will Callahan, music by H. W.
Petrie. [24307
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c Oct. 25, 1911;
EH 2691389; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
OVER THE FENCE; words and music by
EK. <A. Zellmer. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24308
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268228; E. A. Zellmer, Marion,
Wis.
Pack (THE) THAT KILLS; march, by
Jacob Glogau; piano. [24809
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 e Oct. 26, 1911;
_E 269186; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
PACIACCHELLA ; versi e musica di G. B.
De Curtis. (Edizioni napoletana,
no. 3282.) [24310
©. Sept. 7 191) 2her Sent, 12)
1911; EH 264655; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples.
PADDLING PUDDLES; two-step by J.
Airlie-Dix, arr. for band. (Boosey’s
military journal, 181 series, no. 1.)
[24311
©. Aug. 127 191i Oe Ne) 14.
1911; E 264252; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
PADDY’S : CHOICE; ‘words “by -P. J.
O’Reilly, music by W. H. Bullock.
[24312
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1911;
EK 267652; Boosey & co., London,
England.
PALAESTRA; sammlung von __ solo-
stiticken, solosonaten, solosuiten und
konzertsitzen, arr. von Hrnst Heim,
fiir violine mit klavierbegleitung;
serie 1. Band 5a. Band 40.
[24313
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 6,
1911; EH 264509, 264010; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz, Germany. _
——-—-— Serie I, heft 20, leichte
stiticke in dur und moll. (Kdition
Schott, no. 16920.) [243814
© Auger 29.419 2c seni: 20;
1911; E 264823; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
PALAIS DE DANSE; walzer. aus Die
nacht von Berlin, musik von Victor
Hollaender, ftir klavier. [24315
© Sept. 18,.1911 ; 2 ¢. Oet. 2, 1911;
E 267146; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
1406
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11,1911
PALASCHKO (JOHANNES). 18 elemen-
tar-studien; von J. Palaschko, op.
51; violine. [24316
@isept. 30, 1911:°2 ¢. Oet. 11,
1911; E 267446; Steingriber verlag,
Leipzig.
PALE MORN OF TEARS; words by Flor-
ence Hoare, music by Richard
Knight. [24317
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 267530; Weekes & co., London.
PALENCIA (LA); habanera par Paul
- Fauchey, pour piano. [24318
© Ane, 29,.1911: 2 ec. Sept.- 20,
- 1911; E 264822; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Patoma (LA); by Yradier, arr. by EH.
A. Lefébre; 1. Baritone or Trom-
bone. 2. Cornet in B flat or clarinet
im BB fat. [24319, 243820
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 4,
1911; EH 266922, 266923; Carl Fisch-
er, New York.
PANSIES BRING THOUGHTS OF YOU;
words by Dolly R. Brown, music by
Glenn W. Ashley. [24321
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268778; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
PAQquE (M. J. L. DEsiRE) Erste sym-
phonie; von D. Paque. op. 67, heraus-
gegeben von Otto Gauss. (Orgel-
konzert Sammlung, 8. serie, nr. 24.)
[24322
© Aue 15,.1911- 2 ce. Oct. 2, 1911:
H 267071; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
PAQUERETTES (LES); valse par Paul
. Fauchey, pour piano. [24323
© Age.) 29, 1911: 2.¢ Sept: 20;
1911; E 264824; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
PAQUITA; words and music by L. P.
Specht. [24324
© 1 ce. Oct. 12, 1911; E 268473;
Lillian Poole Specht, Escanaba,
Mich.
PARADE (DIE) DER ZINNSOLDATEN; Yon
Léon Jassel. op. 123, fiir klavier zu
2 handen erleichtert, Rheinlander.
[24825
) July 25, 1911+ 2-e. Oct: 2,-1911:
E 267094; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Madgeburg, Germany.
ParsiraL. See Wagner (R.)
PARTING (THE) DANCE; by L. Carter;
waltz-song, pf. [24326
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1911;
H 268783; Lucy Carter, Covington,
La.
24336
PARTITA IN G; im alten styl, von Her-
mann Ernst Koch, op. 4, ftir piano,
violine und violoncell. No. 1-5.
[24327
© May 18, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267366; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
PASHA’S PASSION ; by Nellie P. Nichols;
pf. [ 24328.
©) Oxt. 1; 1112) @ Oct 1911 -
E 268018; Ted Snyder co., New
York.
PASSACAGLIA; von Paul Ertel, op. 32;
herausgegeben von Otto Gauss; in ©
moll. (Orgelkonzert sammlung, 1..
serie, nr. 8. [24382
© Aue, 15 191ts 2°e-Ock. 2;-1911'=
E 267078; A. Coppenrath’s verlag:
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
PASSIONA MIA; melodia napolitana,.
versi di Ferdinando Russo, musica
di Emanuele Nutile. [24330
Cr Awe 237 190 2 er Och mire
1911; KE. 257604; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
PastToRAL; by Frank Jephson; pf.
(Five pieces, no. 1.) [24331
©) Oct 4. 191t- 2 e Oct. 4, 19tt-
E 267190; Jos. Williams, ltd., Lon-
don.
PATHFINDER; march and two-step, by
©. W. Arms; piano. [2438382
©) toe. Oct. 12) 1911: BA2es4i2 =
Chester W. Arms, Milford, Mich.
VaTSsy ROSENSTEIN; words by Pauk
West, music by John W. Bratton.
[ 24333.
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 12, 1911;
E 268471; Head music pub. co., New
York.
FEACE AND GOOD WILL; a Christmas
service; cover-title, 15 p. 8vo. -
[24834
Cy). Oetlat, 1911 2 c7Oct. 13 19OR =
A 300087; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
—— ——— for primary schools, text by
Geo. Archibald Palmer, music by
Karl K. Lorenz and Georgianna Pal-
mer. S8vo. [24335.
©) Oct 6; 19-22 2. Oct. 23,1911 -
E 268995; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
—— hymn, words by Geo. Archibald
Palmer, music by Karl K. Lorenz.
[248386
Cy OeisG, 1911? Zire, Oct:.23741911 2
E 268996; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, .O:
1407
15976—11——_7
24337
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
EY" _ el —— a ee
FEACE ON EARTH; hymn, words by Geo.
O. Webster, music by Karl K. Lorenz.
[24337
©) Sept oS, 1919 ee “Senmn25:
1911; E 266510; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
PEARL SCHOTTISH; by S. G. Kiesling,
op. 58; piano. [24838
©) Oct. 3, 19d 2 Och 2 ei:
K 266787; Samuel G. _ Niesling,
Brooklyn.
PECCHE NUN RIDE; versi di G. B. de
Curtis, musica di Oscar Cattedra.
[24339
© iAmig 623 > NOt 2M, Oct: 7, 1911:
HE 267299; Polyphon-musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
-PECHVOGEL (DeR). (The _ luckless
lad); volkslied, English tr. by Elsa
Schultz-Ebertz, music by Carl Bohm,
lieder no. 154; fiir eine singstimme
mit pr. A Pek. 12° Bech:
[ 24340, 243841
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c Oct. 14, 1911;
EK. 267520—267521; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
PENNSYLVANIA; song of the keystone
state, words by J. E. Barrett, music
by Frederick Richard Benjamin.
Harrisburg, Pa., The hand publish-
ing company. [24342
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 c Oct. 6, 1911;
HK 266971; John EH. Barrett, Seran-
ton, Pa.
PEOPLE (THE) THAT WALKED IN DARK-
NESS; words by Edith Sanford Til-
lotson, music by Ira B. Wilson;
women’s chorus, bar. solo and choir.
[24343
© “Sept 28.) 1902. GOet.223,
1911; E 2690138; Lorenz pub. Co.,
Dayton, O.
JPEPICKA NEB- ZAMILOVANY KUCHAR
POLKA; by F. Tichy, arr. by A. Grill;
band. 4to. | 24344
©) Oct. 18, 1914: 2 ce: Oct 2351911 ;
HE 268907; Jos. Jiran, Chicago.
PEQUENA GAVOTA; por Felipe C. Aranda,
para piano. [24845
©) Avie: 25.191: 2's Sepie sks:
1911; E 264746; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
PERLE DER FRAUEN; walzer nach mo-
tiven der operette, Luxusweibchen,
musik von Max Gabriel, fiir klavier.
[24346
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 e. Sept. 26, 1911 ;
i 267161; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
din.
pt. Taya Se y.
PERLET (HERMAN).
Perlit, op. 15, no. 2
Ballade;
; piano.
by H.
[24847
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c..Oct. 19, 1911:
E 268814; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
PERVERSITY (Trotzképfchen); by R.
Krentzlin, op. 19, no. 3; piano.
[24348
© May 17, 1905; 2 ec. Sept. 14,
1911; E 267124; H. R. Krentzlin,
Berlin.
|
|
PETITE BAMBOULA.
bert).
PETITE GAVOTTE ALL’ ANTICA, C DUR;
par Alfred Griinfeld, op. 54, pour
piano.
See Landry (AI-
(Six morceaux, no. 1.)
[24349
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 c Sept. 26,
1911; EK 267160; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
PETITE (LA) MAZURKA; by Léon Rin-
guet; violin and pf. 9090. [24350
©’ Sept: 225, 1911 2926" Sept 25,
1911; EH 264915; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PETITE PASTORALE; par Ethel Barns,
pour violin et piano. [24351
© Aug. 24, (191d 2ec esepr. 20)
1911; E 264826; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
PETITE (LA) SIRENE; par Emilio Russi, }
(Silhouettes, no. |
op. 8, pour piano. |
fi [24352 |,
re
© Sept. 11, 19i1; 2 (Oct. 2; 1911-8)
E 267111; C. Schmidl & ¢co., Leipzig. |
PETITE VALSE ROSE; extraite des douze
pieces pittoresques, par Emile Bour- |
geois; pf. [24353 |
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 &. Oct. 17, 1911;
E 267624; Henry Lemoine &« cie.,
Paris:
PHARISEE (THE) AND THE PUBLICAN -
(Der pharisier und der zoliner) ;
solo, music by Samuel W. Beazley;
sop. or tenor. [ 24354
©: Oct: 19, 19119 2re? Oeke 23, AGL:
E 268913; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.
PHOEBE ANN; words and music by R.
Van Valkenburg. Washington, H.
Kirkus, Dugdale co. [24355
© Oct. 3, 1911 ;-2 ©. Oct. 10; 1911;
E 268220; Roy Van Valkenburg,
Gardiner, N. Y.
PuHyuLuis (Kinderpolonaise); by
Ixrentzlin, op. 15, no. 1; piano.
[ 24356
© Oct. 9; 1901 5/2 er Oe aay, 1911 =
E 268293; R. Krentzlin, Berlin.
R.
1408
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11,1911.
24375
PIANOFORTE (THE) PEDALS; by Wm. D.
Armstrong. | 24357
Cepepe 156 190d 72 Oct. 21,
1911; EH 268868; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
PiccaDILLY (THE) BEND; words by
Harold Atteridge, music by Melville
J. Gideon and Louisa A. Hirsch.
[24358
Cr@ew 5, 1911 2c. Oct. 6, 1911;
E 266986; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
PicTuRE (A) FRAMED IN A SUNSET SKY;
words by Robert F. Roden, music by
~' Muriel Bennett. [ 24359
@ Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266738; Jos. W. Stern & Co.,
New York.
PIECES BREVES; par Lucien Cheyallier,
op. 39, pour le piano. 1°*° série, nos. 1
46. Paris, M. Senart, B. Roudanez
et cie. [24360
pocwel4 1911 > 2 c Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267759; Lucien Chevallier, Paris,
France.
PIERETTE (LA) ; gavotte, by Géza Hor-
vith; piano. (Six pieces for piano,
TEGO 2s) [24361
COce >, 191T =: 2c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267401; Weekes & co., London.
PIERRETTE; intermezzo carnavalesque,
by A. Tellier; piano. [24362
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911;
EH. 264541; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
PILOTTOWN ; words and music by Alice
Lislon Loga. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [24363
Onsen. 26. 1911> 2 ¢. Oct. 11,
1911; E 268326; Alice Loga, New
Orleans.
PINK (THE) LADY; valse, by Ivan
Caryll, arr. by H. F. Odell; mando-
lin orch. piano acc. [24364
©) Oct.-3;, 1911.;.2 e. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266932; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
PrraATE (THE) KING; words by H.
Jackson, music by L. Blumenthal.
[24365
© 1 ec. Oct. 18, 1911; EH 268729;
Lewis Blumenthal, New York.
PiLacipa, A L’ANTICO; von Emil Kronke,
op. 65, fiir pianoforte. (Deutsche
tiinze, no. 1.) [24366
© May 18, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9; 1911;
EK 267367 ; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
PLAYING SOLDIERS (Soldatenspiel) ; by
R. Krentzlin, op. 19, no. 4; piano.
; [24367
©), May -17,) 1905 392 -e). Sept. 14,
tia We 267125); He OR. Krentzlin,
Berlin.
PLEASE Mr. CONDUCTOR TAKE ME ON
YOUR CAR; words and music by R. W.
Learned. [24368
© Sept. 30, 1911: 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; KE 266727; R. W. Learned,
Portland, Me.
PLEASE, PLEASE, DON’T LOOK AT ME
WITH THOSE EYES; words and music
by S. Potomkin. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24369
©-Oct. 3) 1911: 2 ©. Oct. 10) 1911;
E 268202; Samuel Potomkin, Phila-
delphia.
PLUCK NOT THE ROSE; waltz ballad,
from Miss Dudelsack, by Rudolph
Nelson, arr. by Otto Lindemann,
American adaption by Grant Stew-
art; hotel orch. Ato. [24370
© Oct, 18, 1911 = 2 e@ Oct. 19) 1911;
E 268790; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
lyric by Grant Stewart, mu-
sic by Rudolph Nelson. [24371
©: Sept. 21, 191: 2 e:-Sept. 22.
1911; E 264870; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
PLUMSTONES; words and music by
Harford Worlock. [24372
© -Sept2t) 1911-2 ec. sSept.. 22.
1911; E 264858; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
PLus (LA) QUE LENTE. See Album de
six morceaux choisis.
POEME HONGROISE; by Géza Horvath;
piano. . (Six pieces for piano, no.
3.) [24373
©. Oct 5.1911 > 2 cy Oct, tO 1911:
EK 267402; Weekes & co., London.
by H. Engelmann,
Gustav Saenger; 2
violins and pf. (Four characteris-
tic dances, no. 3.) [24374
©Aue sol, 19ids. 2.6) Oct, 4 Ore:
E 266896; Carl Fischer, New York.
PoLKETTA. See Boite a musique.
PoNDER MY worDS, O LorD; words
from Psalm V., music by E. A. Bis-
hop; mixed voices. 4to. (Choral al-
bum, no. 1037.) [24375
©vwSepts 252 191s 2 c: .Sept. 29;
1911; EH 267216; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow.
POLISH DANCE;
transcribed by
1409
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. TH, 2s., "Vv. Gy
24376
Pony (A) RIDE; galop, by Walter
Rolfe; pf. [24376
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1911;
E 266987; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
PoP CORN DANCE; schottische, by Percy
Wenrich; piano. [24377
© Oct. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 11,
1911; EH 268313; Frank K. Root &
eo., Chicago.
POPPIES FOR FORGETTING; words by
Alga fFricksen, music by Robt.
Conigsby Clarke. [24878
©) Oct.48,. 19115 2Je) Ock “14,
1911; E 267484; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
PorporaA (N. A.) Fuga; von N. A.
Porpora, herausgegeben von Otto
Gauss. (Orgelkonzert sammlung, 1.
serie, nr. 1.) [24379
© Aug. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 267074; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
POSTLUDE; by Jno. H. West; (Short
postludes for the organ, no. 6.)
[24380
© Sept. 23, 1911: 2 © Sept, 25,
1911; E 264927; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
——by Wm. Faulkes, op. 145; (Short
postludes for the organ, no 4.)
[24381
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 264925; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
POSTLUDE IN C; by Bruce Steane; or-
gan. (Short compositions for the
church service, book 2.) [ 24382
© Aug. 19, 1911; 2 c. Aug. 21,
1911; E 264173; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
Posy (THE); by W. C. Powell; piano.
(Flower land, no. 1453.) [24883
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268633; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
Pots AND PANS; from Ziegfeid follies
of 1911, words by Charley Grape-
win, music by Jean Schwartz.
[24384
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 ce Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266820; Jean Schwartz pub. co.,
New York.
POURQUOI N’AS-TU RIEN DIT; valse
chantée, par Arthur Leducq, pour
orehestre avec piano-conducteur. 4to.
[243885
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; E 267055; L. Digoudé-Diodet,
Paris.
[by =
PRACTICAL METHOD FOR VIOLIN
Nicolas Laoureux] ... Tr. from
the 38d French ed.: by Dr. Th.
Baker ... New York, G. Schir-
mer; Bruxelles, N. Laoureux; [etc.,
ete.] [1911] vi, 116 p. 4to. $2.00.
| [24386 |
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 17,1911; |
A 297494; G. Schirmer, New York.. |
PRALUDIUM; von Fritz Lubrich, jun.,
op. 18, fiir orgel. (Drei _ stiicke,
no. 1.) [24387
© May 18, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 9, 1911:
E 2673868; F. HE. C. Leuckart, I.eip-
zig.
PRALUDIUM UND FUGE.
(J. 8:)
PRAISE His Hoty NAME; sacred song,
music by E. L. Ashford. [24388
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 28, 1911; 4
E 268973 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. |
PRAISE THE LorgD, O My SOUL; anthem,
words from the Bible, music by W.
Griffith. (Choral miscellany, no. 15,
tonic sol-fa ed.) [24389
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 267649; Boosey & co., London.
4to. (Boosey’s choral niis-
cellany, no. 15.) [24390
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2c. Sept. 9, 1911;
E 264549; Boosey & co., London.
PRAISE WAITETH FOR THEE; Song, music
by E. K. Heyser. [24391
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268976 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
See Bach
PRAISE YE.THE LorD; anthem, words |
from the Bible, music by Jas. H. |
Rogers; mixed voices. (Octavo ed., |
no. 12187.) [24392 |
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4,1911; |
EH 266848; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
PRAKTISCHE VIOLINSCHULE; in drei
gesonderten stufen ..., von Fried-
rich Zimmer. Neu herausgegeben,
von Gustav Hecht. Heft 1, 2, und 3.
[24393
©: July. 1, Aoi eesept. 22)
1911; E 264908; Chr. Friedrich Vie-
weg, g. m. b. h., Berlin-Gross Lich-
terfelde.
PRAKTISCHER LEHRGANG DES KLAVIER-
SPIELS (Practical method for the
pianoforte) ; von Louis Kohler, op.
249, neuausgabe rev. und ergiénzt
von Karl Jendrossek. Band 4, 5.
(Collection Litolff, nos. 537, 5388.)
[24394, 24895
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 ec. each Oct. 10,
1911; E 267417, 267418; Henry Lit-
olff’s verlag, Brunswick, Germany.
1410
no. 11,1911
| PRAYER (A) OF LOVE; words by Ruth
- Rutherford, music by E. Kars; in A
| Getta t. [24396
© Oc AG, 1911; 2 c: Oct. 17, 1911;
| E 267648; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London.
| PRECIEUSE (LA); von Louis Couperin,
bearb. von Fritz Kreisler, ftir kla-
| vier 2 handen. (Klassische manu-
skripte, no. 4.) [24397
feve@er. os, 19113 2 c. Oct, 13. 1911;
_ HE 267476; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz.
| =
| PREGHIERA; von Padre Martini, bearb.
_von Fritz Kreisler, ftir violine und
piano. (Klassische manuskripte, no.
| 138.) [24398
| eOch. os, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 13, 1911;
| E 267469; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz.
PRELUDE AND ETUDE; by Edith B. Dal-
| » ton; piano. [24399
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16,
1911; E 268646; C. W. Thompson &
| ¢o., Boston.
| PRELUDE IN G; by EH. L. Ashford;
organ. [24400
| @ Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
'- 1911: E 266512; Lorenz pub. co,
Dayton, O.
| PRELUDIUM In C; by Bruce Steane;
organ. (Short compositions for the
| church service, book 2.) [24401
(OA 791911: 2 e Aug. 21,
1911; EK 264171; Arthur P. Schmidt,
| Boston.
PREMIER AIR D’ATYS; dans Atys, tra-
gédie lyrique, paroles de Quinault,
arrangées par Marmontel, musique
de Piccinni; ténor noble. (Réper-
toire classique du chant frangais, no.
208. ) [24402
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1911:
E 267625; Henry Lemoine & cie.,
| © Paris.
PREMIER AIR D’IRENE DANS TAMER-
_ LANO. See Handel (G. F.)
PREMIERS (LES) PAS DU VIOLONISTE;
10 morceaux trés-faciles, par L. Rus-
sow, pour violon et piano, revidiert
von R. Hofmann. [24403
© July 24, 1911; 2 e@ Sept. 29,
| 4911; E 267031; Jul.’ Heinr. Zim-
| mermann, Leipzig.
| PREPARATORY STUDIES FOR THE VIOLIN ;
| by Karl Weber. 4to. [24404
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c Sept. 30,
1911; E 266710; Gamble hinged mu-
Sic co., Chicago.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
24414
PRETTY BUTTERFLIES; rondo, by M.
Greenwald; piano. [24405
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268930; Century music pub. co.,
New York.
PRETTY DEWDROPS; mazurka, by M.
Greenwald; piano. [24406
SiGrwOct. 23. 191ls 2 © Och 23,
1911; E 268981; Century music pub.
co., New York.
PRETTY LITTLE NINA Brown; words by
C. B. McCune, music by Len Flem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [24407
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 11,
1911; H 268404; C. B. McCune, Ben-
son, Minn.
PRETTY LITTLE SUNSHADE; words and
music by Manuel Klein. [24408
©) Oct. 18, 19fl>’ 2 'e'Oet.- 29,
1911; E 268823; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
PRETTY MOONBEAMS; march, by M.
Greenwald; piano. [24409
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268932; Century music pub. co.,
New York.
PRETTY RAINBOW ; reverie, by M. Green-
wald; piano. [24410
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 268933; Century music pub. co.,
New York.
PRETTY STARLIGHT; gavotte, by M.
Greenwald; piano. [24411
©, Oci:.23, 1911-2 ce: Oct, 23, 1911
E 2689384; Century music pub. co.,
New York.
PRETTY SUNSHINE; waltz, by M. Green-
wald; piano. [24412
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268985; Century music pub. co.,
New York.
PRIDE OF THE GOLDEN WEST; words by
L. Lockhead, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington. H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24413
©) Oct; 3.19112 ¢. Oct 10; 1940:
BE 268251; Lizzie Lockhead, Sunny-
side, Mont.
PRIMMAVERA GENTILE; versi di A. Cali-
fano, musica di ua. Di Capua.
[24414
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2c. Oct. 7, 1911;
E 267300; Polyphon - musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
: 1411
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT’ ENTRIES
24415
Pt. 111, WB: Vv. 6
Primo (IL) BAcIoO; mazurka, by G.
Silvestri, arr. by Felice De Matteo;
clarinet; cornet; trombone. [24415
©- Oct 5; 1910": 2" e Oct GN 191
260272: OO.” Pagani & bro.” New:
York.
PRIMROSE; Serenade, by Scott Clark;
pr; [24416
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1911;
EK 268557; Co-operative music ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
PRIMROSE TIME; words by EH. Tesche-
macher, music by N. Zardo; no. 3 in
E fiat. [24417
© Oct: 5; 19112 2)e) Oct. 6, 1911:
Hi} 267256; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
London.
PRINCE (THE) OF PEACE; hymn, music
by Chas. H. Gabriel. [24418
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2c. Oct. 13, 1911;
I) 268528 ; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
PRINCESS (THE) ABITA; waltz by S.
Ragan; piano. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [24419
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268155; Sidney A. Ragan, Poncha-
toula, La.
PRINCESS ROYAL; Morris jig, collected
and arr. by Cecil J. Sharp; pf.
(Morris dance tunes, set 8, no. 8.)
[24420
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267837; Novello & co., Itd., London.
PRINZ AUGUST WILHELM MARSCH; von
Curt Zimmermann, fiir klavier.
[24421
OmSept, 22 1911 442) .e0) Sent 22;
1911; E 264890; F. W. Haake, Bre-
men, Germany.
Hdward
[24492
© Oct. 18, 1911 ;2 ec. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268824: M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
PROCESSIONAL MARCH; by
Kreiser; organ.
——by Ralph Kinder; pipe organ.
[24423
CO Oct. 23, 1911-2 Ociy 25.101;
E 269070; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
PROGRESSIVE AMERICA; march, by H.
C. Miller; band. 4to. [24424
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268559; H. C. Miller, Parkesburg,
Pa:
PROMENADE CAPRICE (HN FLANANT) ;
by M. Kessler-Weyler, op. 60, edited
by Karl Benker; piano. [24425
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268614; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
PROMENADE MATINALE; by Géza Hor-
vath; piano. (Six pieces for piano,
no. 6.) [24426
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ce Oct. 10, 1911;
E 267403; Weekes & co., London.
PUBLIC SCHOOL MARCH; by Henri La-
valle, arr. by F. Henri Klickmann;
piano, four hands. [24427
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268745; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
Puccini (GrtacoMo); The girl of the
golden West; potpourri, by G. Puc-
ecini, arr. by J. Louis von der Meh-
den, jr.; Small orch. [24428
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268605; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
PULCINELLA (I); polka caratteristica,
musica di Rodolfo Falvo; pf. [24429
© Aug: -23,° 191d. 22ers Oct: 176
1911; E 267594; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
PUNCH AND JuDyY; by Frank P. Ather-
ton, op. 205; pf. (Under the big
tent, no. 6.) [24430
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268596; Hatch music co., Phila- |
del phia.
PURE AS A LILY; melodie, by a Sister
EF. Henri |
of St. Joseph, arr. by
Klickmann; piano, four hands.
[24431 ©
© Oct..20, 1911 ; 2,c. Oat. 18, 1911 =>)
E 268746; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
PURE LOVE BETRAYED; words and music
by A. F. Bentley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24432
©. Sept: 26, a9 2ye7 Och Lie
1911; E 268423; R. M.. Hillis, St.
John, N. B.
QUANNO ’A FEMMENA NUN VO’; versi di
Antonio Barbieri, musica di Luigi
Criscuolo. [244383
©. Aug: )23 4G es Ock. 514.
1911; E 267512; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
QUANNO TREMONTA ’O SOLE .. .;
versi di Ferdinando Russo, musica
di Salvatore Gambardella. {24434 —
© Aug, 23): 19hle2
1911; E 267513; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
1412
es Oct. 145 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, AL AGT)
24452
QUANT’ E BELLO STU PPOCO; versi di
Ferdinando Russo, musica di Nicola
Valente. [24435
ene 2. 1911: 2 ¢. Oct. 17,
1911; E 267605; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
QUATRE (LES) SAISONS; de Campbell-
Tipton, op. 29; piano. [24436
© May 18; 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266959; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
QUEEN (THE) BEE; by J. Douglas Mar-
tin, op. 6; piano. (Six sketches
; from wonder-land, no. 3.) [ 24437
@ Oct, 7, 1911; 2 ¢.. Oct. 12, 1911:
Ei 268497 ; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis.
QUEEN OF HEARTS; from the comic
opera The love mills, words by
Leslie Stiles, music by L. Hillier.
[24438
@ yO. 13, 1901: 2. ec. Oct. 14,
1911; E 267487; Louis Hillier, Lon-
don. .
QUEEN OF THE SEAS; waltz, by J. Open-
Shaw; pf. London, Larg & sons.
[24439
© Sept 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267810; John Openshaw, South-
ridge Manor, Streatley, Reading,
England.
QUEEN’S FAVORITE MARCH; two-step, by
Chas. E. Rose; pf. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24440
© Sept 23, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268142; C. E. Rose, Brooklyn.
QUEL CHE SI DICE; versi di F. Mario
Russo, musica di Francesco Sanna.
(Canzoni napoletane popolari, no.
2780. ) [24441
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 c Sept. 25,
1911; EH 264939; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
QUIGLEY ane d:); Caprice; iy en J.
Quigley, op. 23; piano, four hands.
[24442
©)! Oct. 18,1911; 2 ce. Oct. 24,1911:
EK 269079; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
QUINTETT FUR 2
2 VIOLONCELLI;
mann, op. 31.
VIOLINEN, VIOLA UND
von Eduard Herr-
Partitur. i12me;
[24443
© Sept. 2, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 22, 1911;
E 264893; Ed. Herrmann, Berlin.
RACHMANINOFF (S.) Prelude; by
S. Rachmaninoff, arr. by Chas. J.
Roberts; solo and obligato violin.
[24444
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 4, 1911:
E 266897; Carl Fischer, New York.
tAFELE PAGLIUCHELLA; versi e@ MUSIC?
di Luigi Donadio. [24445
©. Oe. 19th 2 ¢- Oct. 91901 =
KH 267313; Italian book e¢o., New
York.
Rac (THE) DOLL; intermezzo, by A.
Manzinoja; piano acc. [24446
Out, ¢.,.Oet.. 10: 1911; Bi 267415 >
Andrew Manzinoja, Calumet, Minn.
RAG TIME LOVE; barn dance or schot-
tische, by Phil. Schwartz, arr. by
Sol Levy; orch. 4to. [24447
@.Octs 4, 1911s 2 C Oct. 52 190 -
EK 266950; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
RAGTIME VIOLIN; words and music by
Irving Berlin; pf. | 24448
©: Oct...6, 191d: 2c; Oct. 6, 1911 :
E 266996; Ted Snyder co., New
York.
RAILROAD JACK; words and music by
Ren Shields. arr. by [AI. Doyle.]
[24449
©) Oct: 13; 1911; Bie. Oets13) 1940 5
EK 268542; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York.
RALLY AND PRAISE HIM; words and
music by H. D. Loes. [24450
©: Oct. 8, 1911>-2 ©. Oct. 10; 1914 -
FE 268180; Harry Dixon Loes, Chi-
cago.
RAYMOND: overture, Ambroise
Thomas; piano. [244517
© OG. 25, 1911-2 c«. Oct. 23. 1911 >
E 2689386; Century music pub. co.,
New York.
by
REASON (THE) WHY; Song, music by
Ira B. Wilson; men’s voices. [24452
© “Sept. 29, 1911-2 2 c Oct 23;
1911; E 269021; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
RECITATIF ET DEUXIEME AIR DE LUCIFER.
See Hindel (G. F.)
RECITATIF ET PREMIER AIR DE BAJA-~
zET. See Hindel (G. F.)
RECITATIF ET PREMIER AIR DE MADE-
LEINE. See Hiindel (G. F.)
RECITATIF ET PREMIER AIR DE SAINT
JEAN. See Handel (G. F.)
1413
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24453
pt. If) Hes. v..6
RECITATIF ET TROISIEME AIR D’ATYS;
dans Atys tragédie lyrique, paroles
de Quinault, arrangées par Marmon-
tel, musique de _ Piccinni; tenor
noble. (Répertoire classique du
chant: frangais, no. 209.) [24453
© Oct. 34, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1911:
EH 267631; Henry Lemoine & gie.,
Paris.
RECITATIVO UND SCHERZO-CAPRICE; von
Fritz Kreisler op. 6, fiir violine al- ;
lein. [24454
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1911;
H 267468; B Schott’s sédhne, Mainz.
RECOGNITION; Or WILL MOTHER KNOW
ME THERE; words by J. R. Williford,
music by Tom Spencer. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24455
© Sept. 26, 1911: 2 ec. Oct. 11,
1911; E 2688638; J. R. Williford, Au-
lander, N. C.
RECUERDOS DE MANON; vals por José
de Jesiis Martinez, arreglo de S.
Robles, para piano, violin 1 y 2,
viola, violoncello y contrabajo. Ato.
Mexico, Enrique Munguia. [24456
© Sept. 15, 1911 2 ec. Oct 21.
1911; H 267723; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York.
RED RipING Hoop; waltz, by Herbert
Le Grand, arr. by Henry S. Sawyer;
piano, four hands. [24457
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911;
EK 268747; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
RED ROSE WALTZES; by Josephine
Clark; pf. [24458
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266851; Sunlight music co., Chi-
cago.
ReD (THE) widow; a musical play,
book and lyrics by Channing Pollock
and Rennold Wolf, music by Chas.
J. Gebest. Vocal score. 4to. [24459
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911;
BE 268640; M. Witmark & Sons, New
York.
opening act 3, lyric by Channing
Pollock and Rennold Wolf, music by
Chas. J. Gebest; piano. [24460
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268083; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
—— selection, by Chas. J. Gebest, arr.
by Geo. J. Trinkaus; piano. [24461
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268085; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
REGINA (LA) DE’ FIORI; polka, by F.
Delia Rosa, arr. by Felice De Mat-
teo; clarinet; cornet; trombone.
[24462
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 6, 1911;
E 267275; O. Pagani & bro., New
York.
REGRETS; valse, by T. Frederic Wade;
pf. [24463
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 e. Sept. 21,
1911; E 264861; Gould & co., London.
— -—— full orech. 4to. [24464
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 ce Sept. 21,
1911; EH 264859; Gould & co., London.
-—_— ——-military band. 4to. [24465
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1911;
EH 267267; Gould & co., London.
REITERLIED; aus der operette, Die lie-
besjagd, von Hermann Ritzau, fiir
kleines orchester. 4to. [24466
© July 28, 1911; 2c. Oct. 21, 1911;
EH 267728; Biithnenverlag Nieder-
sachsen, g. m. b. h.,s«Hannover, Ger-
many.
REITERLIED; ged. von W. S. H., musik
von Max Filke, op. 121, no. 1, fiir
maénnerchor mit klavier. Partitur
und stimmen. [24467
© July 10, 1911; 2 e. Sept. 22,
1911; EH 264906; C. F. W. Siegel’s
musikalienhandlung, R. Linnemann,
Leipzig.
REIZENDE (DAS) PERSONCHEN; aus Die
nacht von Berlin, ged. von Julius
Freund, musik von Victor Hollaen-
der. [24468
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 2, 1911;
EK 267147; Hd. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
REJOICE; hymn, words by [Harriet D.
Castle] music by [Ira B. Wilson]
[24469
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266518; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. —
REJOICE, ALL YE PEOPLE; hymn, words
by J. B. Carlin, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. [24470
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 18, 1911;
FE 268529; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
REJOICE ‘TIS SPRING; words and music
by Henry Watson Ruffner; low
voice. [24471
©). Oct. 21, 19113 Be Othe Isir;
E 268854; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
1414
| —— song,
| RHAPSODIE HONGROISE.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
RENAUD (ALBERT)
minor; by A. Renaud, op. 131, no. 1;
organ. [24472
(mSepe..1, 1911; 2 e Sept. 18,
1911; E 264739; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
REQUIEM ; words by Robert Louis Ste-
venson, music by Arthur Hartmann ;
in B flat minor. [24473
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 268883; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
REUBEN Ranzo; words by Fred. E.
_ Weatherly, music by Eric Coates.
[24474
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EH 267382; Boosey & co., London.
REEVE ANGELIQUE. See Rubinstein
(A. G.)
| R&VELATION D’ AMOUR (Love’s revela-
tion) ; waltz, by R. Fitzthomas, arr.
by Maurice Arnold; orch. with pf.
ace. 4to. [24475
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 264910; Raymond Thomp-
son, New York.
See Liszt (F.)
RIDE, RED CAPTAIN RIDE; march song
from Miss Dudelsack, by Rudolph
Nelson, arr. by Otto Lindemann,
American adaptation by Grant Stew-
art; hotel orch. 4to. [24476
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268789; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York:
lyric by Grant Stewart,
music by Rudolph Nelson. [24477
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 22,
1911; E 264871; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
RING, RING YE BELLS; hymn, words by
Maud Frazer, music by Ira B Wil-
son. [24478
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c@ Sept. 25,
1911; E 266514; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
RINGGOLD; march two-step, by Chas.
C. Sweeley, arr. by F. H. Losey; or-
chestra and piano ace. 4to.
[24479
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 24,
1911; EH 269094; Vandersloot music
pub. ¢co., Williamsport, Pa.
| RIPPLING WAVES; three step, mazurka,
by Henry Bartell; piano. [24480
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 14,
1911; E 268585 : McKinley music co.,
Chicago.
Intermezzo in E | RiscHEerR (ANNA P.)
24489
Five little max-
ims for ten little fingers, by A. P.
Rischer; pf. with text. [24481
©: Oet. 13,,:19tL 2 &- Oct, 14:
1911; E 268600; Hatch music ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
RIveER (THE) OF LOVE; from My Cin-
derella girl, poem by Chas. Horwitz,
music by Fred’k V. Bowers. [24482
©-Sept, 282 1911 > 2) ec. Sent. 30!
1911; E 266699; Charles K. Harris,
New York.
RIVERSIDE RAG; by Chas Cohen, arr. by
Fk. H. Losey; orchestra and piano
ACC. [24483
© Oct. 210; Sit: 2 ¢) Oet. Ade
1911; E 268287; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
ROADSTER (THE); words by R. S. War-
ren Bell, music by A. H. Behrend.
tect @ a2 aim a): [24484
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 17,
1911; E 267569; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, lItd., London.
ROBERT LE DIABLE. See
(G.)
ROCKABYE MY HONEY BABY GIRL; words
and music by William Phares Coch-
ran. (Post card jingle, no. 2.)
[24485
©» Oct. 43," 1912: 2) © .Oet: 16;
Meyerbeer
1911; E 268657; W. P. Cochran,
Marble Falls, Tex.
ROCKING, ROCKING; hymn, words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [24486
©) Sept: 8, 1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 25,
1911; EH 266515; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
RocKING WAVES; reverie, by F. Henri
Klickmann; piano. [24487
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 14,
1911; EH 268586; McKinley music co.,
Chicago.
Rocky RILL; two-step, by F. R. Kim-
ball; piano. [24488
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268587; McKinley musie co., Chi-
cago.
Rococo GAVOTTE; von Martin Klassert,
op. 41, fiir klavier zu 2 hinden.
[24489
© Aug. 25, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 20,
1911; E 264827.; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz.
1415
24490
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES”
pt. TEL aos eo. Ma
ROGERS (JAMES H.) Barcarolle in D;
piano. [24490
©rOct: 3.1992 Cc. Oct. lomo:
I) 268610; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
ROLL A LITTLE PILL FOR ME; march,
two-step, by Norma Grey, arr. by
Sol Levy; orch. 4to. [24491
© Oct. 4, 191 > 2c) Oct, 5; 19a:
I) 266949; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ROLLER-SKATING; words by Carlyle
Smith, music by. R. M. Harvey;
choruses for equal voices. 71828.
[24492
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 © Oct. 4, 1911;
EK 267207; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London.
ROMANCE EN MI BEMOL; par Paul
Wachs, pour piano. [24493
© ‘Sept, 18, 1911; 2c. "Sept:, 27,
1911; EK 264966; Ed. Hamelle, Paris.
RoMANCE (A) IN BOHEMIA; by E. S.
Phelps; piano. [ 24494
© Oct. 6, 1911 2 Cc Oct. 18) 719i;
I} 268721; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
ROMANCE IN F'; by Petito Arriola; pf.
[24495
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 2673810; Comet pub. co., Denver.
ROMANTISCHE SERENADE; von Jan
Brandts-Buys, op. 25, arr. ftir clavier
4 ms. [ 24496
©Sept: 2,- 1994 2) ea: Sept 22:
1911; EK 264887; Drei Masken verlag,
g.m. b. h., Munich.
ROMANZA D’INVERNO; versi di Rocco
Galdieri, musica di Emanuele Nutile.
| 24497
mG), Nuss 23. 191d 2 ce Och qe ora
EH 267606; Polyphon-musikwerke a.
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
RoMANZE; von Fritz Lubrich, jun., op.
13, fiir orgel. (Drei stticke, no. 2.)
[24498
© May 18, 1911; 2 c Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 267369; EF. HE. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
——von Max Bruch, op. 85, fiir
bratsche mit orchester. 1. Ausgabe
mit klavier. 2. Partitur. 4to.
[ 24499, 24500
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 9, 1911;
I) 267326, 267327 ; Max Eschig, Paris.
arr. ftir violine und klavier
yom komponisten. [24501
© Sept. 30, 1911-2 ¢ Oct: 9, 1911 ;
lH 267328; Max Eschig, Paris.
=
ROMNAY MARCH; by C. A. Hermann;
piano. [24502
© Oct. 16,1911: Bieler 14.
1911; E 268679; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. ,
RonpDE (LA) DU sorIR; valse nocturne,
paroles de Xam et Rodor, musique
de Vincent Scotto. [24503
© Oct. 14, dots oes Ocr 23,
1911; E » 261773; . Vineent -Seotto,
Pans
IONDEL; texte de Charles d’Orléans,
English version by E. EF. Upward,
musique de Louis Nicole, op. 99.
[24504
© Sept: 14) 19bde20eeSepnt 14,
1911; E 264554; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
RonNNA (LA) INGANNATRICIA; Serenata
comica, versi di Salvatore di Gia-
como, musica di Rodolfo Falvo.
| 24505.
©r Aug. -23,° WON em Octk, 17,
1911;. E 267600; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
Roor’s COMPLETE DOUBLE STOPS AND
CHORDS FOR THE VIOLIN; by A. Dietz.
[24506
© Oct. 20, “1911: Dee2 Oct. 16,
1911; E 269109; E. T. Root & sons,
Chicago.
ROOTSIE-POOTSIE; two-step on melodies
from The count of Luxembourg, by
Franz Lehar, arr. by H. M. Higgs;
piano, [ 24507
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
I 267404; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
R0SA; vals por José de Jesus Marti-
nez, arreglo de J. Zamora Valdés,
para piano, violon 1 y 2, viola, vio-
loncello y contrabajo. 4to. .Mexico,
Enrique Munguia. [24508
© Sept.:: 15, 191d: 2te pet 121.
1911; E 267724; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York. |
ROSALIND; words and music by C.
Gleichauf. [24509
© 1 ¢ Oct. 25, 1911; B, 269130 ;
Carrie Gleichauf, Cleveland.
ROSE (THE); by W. C. Powell; piana.
(Flower land, no. 1454.) [24510
© Oct, £8," 1991 +72 pes Oct” 16;
1911: E 268634; McKinley musie¢ co.,
Chicago,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11,1911
24529-
Rose (THE)—Continued.
handkerchief dance; collected and
arr. by Cecil J. Sharp; pf. (Morris
dance tunes, set 7, no. 9.) [24511
ger 2! 1961 5 2 ©: Oct, 25, 19115 |
E 267828; Novello & co., Itd., London.
ROSE IS THE QUEEN OF THE FLOWERS;
words and music by J. C. Frederick.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24512
© sepy 26:°191t- 2 ce. Oct.: 11,
. 1911; E 2683869; Julia C. Frederick,
Lorain, Q.
Rose (THE) JAR; words by A. Perot,
music by Emma W. C. Bender.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24513
©) Sept. 26; 1911: 2 @ Oct. 11,
1911; EK 268345; Anne Perot, Balti-
more.
Rose (THE) OF LOVE; words by M. F.
Gipson, music by Phil Starr. [24514
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 269312; M. F. Gipson, Stamford,
NY:
__ ROSE OF THE WORLD; words by Edwin
me HMowier, music by J. P. Kiir-
steiner, op. 14, no. 5; baritone, low.
New York. Kiirsteiner & Rice.
[24515
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266704; Jean Paul Ktiir-
steiner, New York.
ROSE-BUD WALTZ; by Bruce Browning;
piano. [24516
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911;
HH, 269162; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
ROSENBLOOM (SYDNEY) Capriccio, by
S. Rosenbloom, op. 8; pf. [24517
EOct 2, 1911 * 2 c. Oct. 12, 1911;
E 267456; Augener, Itd., London.
ROSENKAVALIER (DER). See Strauss
(R.)
Roses; words and music by A. D.
Perry. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [24518
Smsepi 26, 191t- 2 c Oct. 14,
1911; E 268589; Amy D. Perry,
Patchogue, L. I.
RossigNoLtet (The nightingale); by
Johannes Donjon, revised by Mau-
rice Gould; flute solo piano ace.
: [24519
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266925; Carl Fischer, New York.
Ressinr (GIOACHINO ANTONIO) Wil-
liam Tell; selection from the ballet
music of the opera by G. Rossini,
arr. by Charles Godfrey, jr.; orches-
tra. [24520
© Sept. 13, 1911: 2 ¢ Sept. 14,
1911; E 264650; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don.
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; mili-
tary band. 4to. [24521
© Oct, 9, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911:
E 268456; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
ROULETTE (THE) REEL; by Henry
Lodge, arr. by Sol Levy; military
band. Ato. [24522
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268825; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
Royant (A) MESSAGE; hymn, words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. [24528
@ Gets 14, 191 1.- 2c) Oct) 13. 150 -
E 268550; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH),
Réve angélique (Kamennoi-ostrow ) ;
by A. Rubinstein, arr. by Chas. J.
Roberts; solo and obligato violin.
[24524
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266924; Carl Fischer, New York.
RUM BIDI BUM; Zehn kinderlieder, nach
texten von Hoffmann von Fallersle-
ben, musik von Joseph Haas, op. 33,
fiir zwei kinderstimmen, oder ein-
stimmig, und pianoforte. [24525
© tuly 25,1914: 2" e,.- Oct O 19kk-
E 267370; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
RUSSI (EMILO) Noeturne; von Hi.
Russi, op. 8, pour piano. ( Sil-
houettes, no. 4.) [ 24526
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911 ;
E 267110; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
Scherzino; par E. Russi, op. 8,
pour piano. (Silhouettes. no. 2.)
[24527
©) Sept..14, 1911. 2c Oet.2, Agi =
E 267112; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
RUSSIAN MASTER’S PIANO ALBUM; re-
vised, phrased and fingered by O.
Thumer:-< Volz 1... Vol. 2.
A [ 24528, 24529
© ‘Sept; 22: 191%: 2 ce Sept 29,
1911; E 267034, 267035; Augener,
ltd.. London.
1417
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES -—
24530
RUSSIAN PEASANT DANCE (kukuSka) ;
by Franz Lehar, arr. by Chas. J.
Roberts; solo and obligato violin.
[24530
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266900; Carl Fischer, New York.
RUSSIAN PEASANT SONG; Character-
istic; by A. Shaeffer; guitar. [24531
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 12, 1911;
EH 268296; Arling Shaeffer, Chicago.
RYE REEL; two-step, by Geo. L. Lan-
Sing, arr. by R. E. Hildreth; orch.
and piano. 4to. [24532
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1911;
EK 268798; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
SABBATH BELLS; by F. Henri Klick-
mann; piano. [24533
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911;
HK 269163; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
SACRED QUARTETS, NO. 4; words by va-
rious authors, music by J. A. Parks;
male voices. 4to. [24534
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c Sept. 30,
1911; E 266740; J. A. Parks co.,
York, Neb.
SAERSPRUCH; ged. von C. F. Meyer,
musik von Richard Wetz, op. 26,
no. 2, fiir mittlere stimme. [24535
© July 4, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 18,
1911; H 264767; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
Zig.
SAGLIECE CORE; versi di E. A. Mario,
musica di F. Pugliese. (Hdizioni
Bideri, no. 3262.) [24536
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 17,
1911; E 264786; Ferdinando Bideri,
Naples.
SAID THE ROSE TO THE BUMBLE BEE;
words by Leola Harvey Elder, music
by Melville J. Gideon. [24537
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1911;
EH 268826; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
SAILOR BOY, MY SAILOR BOY; words by
Ida Simpson, music by A. L. Simp-
son. [245388
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2c: Oct. 23, 1911;
E ‘269061; Alfred L. Simpson, inc.,
New York.
SarLor’s (THE) WOOING; words by V.
L. Nixon, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24539
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268169; V. L. Nixon, Stockton,
Cal.
pt. TIL, Mes y.G
St. PATRICK’S DAY IN THE MORNING;
words and musie by B. Black,
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24540
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268287; Betty Black, Taylorville,
Pa.
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE)
Samson et Dalila; opéra de C. Saint-
Saéns, bucchanale, transcription par
H. Mouton; en trio, pour piano,
violon, et violoncelle, avec contre-
basse et clarinette, ad lib. [24541
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267322; Durand et cie., Paris.
fantaisie, transcription par J.
Bouchel, pour harmonie ou fanfare.
Partie du conducteur. 4to. [24542
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267762; Durand et cie., Paris.
— Swan (The) (Le cygne); from
the Carnaval des animaux, by C.
Saint-Saéns, transeribed by H. Hos-
kier, ed. by Karl Benker; piano.
[24543
©: Sept... 23, 1910 a2 miele Ger, 11;
1911; E 268304; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
SAISON-COUPLET; aus Die nacht von
Berlin, ged. von Julius Freund, mu-
sik von Victor Hollaender. [24544
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 2, 1911;
EK 267148; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
SatomE. See Strauss (R.)
SALUT D’AMOUR; (Love's greeting), by
Edw. Elgar, op. 12, arr. by Alvin
Buechner; violoncello. [24545
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
HF) 266901; Carl Fischer, New York.
SALUTE FROM THE NoRTH; march by
Jas. McGillicuddy; piano. [24546
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oet. 9, 1911;
E 267341; Jas. MeGillicuddy, Hailey-
bury, Ont., Canada.
SALUTE TO QUINCY; march, by H. S.
Mayhall; band. 4to. [24547
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 « Oct. 5, 1911;
E 266938; Harry S. Mayhall, Quincy,
Tl.
SALVES DE FOIE (Salute to the flag) ;
by Arnold Sartorio; piano. [24548
© Sept. 9, 1911: 2 ec Sept. 18,
1911; E 264772; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis.
1418
BO ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
SANDERS (HERBERT) Three Canadian
songs; words by W. P. McKenzie, A.
Ramsay and A. W. H. Eaton, music
by H. Sanders. Contents.—Lullaby
song. I will not tell thee—My pur-
est longings. [24549
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 14,
1911; E 264728; Herbert Sanders,
Ottawa.
Sane (HIN) vom RHEIN; ged. von H.
Mettler, musik von Fritz Baselt, ftir
_ mannerchor. Partitur und _ stim-
men. 4to. [24550
eee 22. 191t: 2 ex Oct. (21,
1911; E 267717; Fritz Baselt, Frank-
furt a. M., Germany.
SAMSON ET DatitaA. See Saint-Saéns
(a. C.)
SANTA CLAUS’ ADVICE; Christmas can-
tata, text and music by Charles H.
Gabriel. S8vo. [24551
© Oct. 20; 1911; 2c. Oct. 23,
1911; E 268903; Fillmore brothers
co., Cincinnati.
SANTA’S GOLD MINE; a Christmas can-
tata, words by B. B. James, music
by Arthur Radcliffe. 8vo. [24552
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268759; Arthur Radcliffe pub. co.,
Millville, N. J.
Sartorio (A.) Fifteen melodious
studies in ornamentation; by A.
Sartorio; op. 948; piano. [24553
(© 2Oen 4%, 2910-2 e Oct. 20,
1911; E 267678; White-Smith music
nub. ¢co., Boston.
SATURN; gavotte, from Eyes of night,
by W. E. Haesche, op. 33; violin and
piano. (Concert suite, no. 4.)
[24554
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1911;
EK 2691038; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
SAVED BY A LETTER; words by B. E.
Pritchard, music by Charities J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24555
© Oct-3, 1911": 2c Oct. 10; 1911;
EH 268228; Blanche E. Pritchard,
Falconer, N. Y.
Say, Rastus; words and music by A.
L. Simpson. [24556
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2c. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 269062; Alfred L. Simpson, inc.,
New York.
24564
SCALE STUDIES; by H. Schradieck, arr.
by Gustav Saenger; violin. (Musie
library ed., no. 641.) | [24557
©: Sept. 23)" 19s 22 "e" Oct. «4,
1911; E 266902; Carl Fischer, New
York.
ScHERZINO. See Moszkowski (M.)
SCHERZO. See Mendelssohn-Bar-
tholdy (J. L. F.)
SCHIDENHELM (RENE) Lied; par R.
Schidenhelm, op. 8. pour deux violon-
celles et piano. [ 24558.
© Oct. 14) 1911-2 © Octs23) 4911:
E 267760; E. Demets, Paris, France.
SCHMEICHELKATZCHEN; von Alban
Forster, ftir klavier zu 2 handen.
(8 charakteristische tonstticke, no.
3.) [24559
© Aue 26) 191d: 2. e “Sept.:20,;
1911; E 264828; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
SCHMIEDELIED; ged. von Sey; musik
von Max Filke, op. 121, no. 2, fiir
mannerchor mit klavier. Partitur u.
stimmen. [24560
© July 10, 1911; 2 ¢. Sept. 22,
1911; E 264907; C. F. W. Siegel’s
musikalienhandlung, CR: Linne-
mann), Leipzig.
ScHMUCK (DER) DER MADONNA; oper
in 3 akten, aus dem neapolitanischen
volksleben, verse von C. Zangarini
und E. Golisciani, deutsch von Hans.
Lebstoeckl, handlung und musik von
Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari; klavieraus-
zug mit deutschem und _italienis-
chem text. [24561
Ave 55 19112 eC. Oct 26:1 191a =
D 18988; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig.
ScHON ROSMARIN; alt-Wiener tanz-
weise, no. 8, bearb. von Fritz, Kreis-
ler, fiir klavier 2 hinden (Klassiche
manuskripte, no. 3.) [24562
©.Ocr. 3, 101 27e) Oct. 15. 1914 >
EK 267474; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz.
ScHon Suse; ged. von Josef Lauff, mu-
sik von Wilhelm Weimar, ftir min-
nerchor. Partiturund stimmen. 4to.
[24563
©@Ages 319th 2 eOet. 2d, ASL:
E 267691; Fritz Baselt, Frankfurt
a. M., Germany.
SCHONE (DIE) HELENE; two-step aus
Die nacht von Berlin, musik von
Victor Hollaender, fiir klavier.
[24564
© ‘Sept, 18; 1901-2 ¢. Oct{2) 1911;
E 267149; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin.
1419
24565
v7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES-
pt. Tse Sv 6
ScHOOL DAYS MARCH; by Henri La-
valle; piano. [24565
© Oct. 24, 1911.; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911;
EH 269164; Frank K. Root & ©co.,
Chicago.
SCHOOL SONG BOOK; unison songs and
part-songs for general singing. Com-
plete ed. Ed. by Osbourne McCon-
athy. Boston, C. C. Birchard & com-
pany, 1910 [1911] 2 p. 1., 344, 51, [5]
p. ports. 4to. $1.50. [24566
©) Oct 23; 191s 2 ce Oct. 27, wos
A 297707? ©. ‘Cx Birehacdy& co.;
Boston.
SCHUMANN (ROBERT ALEXANDER) Two
(The) grenadiers; four part chorus,
words from the German of Heine,
music by R. Schumann, arr. by Fred-
eric W. Root; male voices. (Octave
ed. series for male voices, no. 45.)
[24567
© Oct. 7, 191-3246 OEt.29) aoa
EK 268058; Clayton EF. Summy co.,
Chicago.
SCIORE ’E LUNTANANZA; versi di Ferd.
Russo, inusica di H. de Curtis.
[24568
(© Awe: 23, 191 42 ef Oct, 147 1904 :
FE 267514; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
ScoTcH LULLABY; by Luigi von Kunits,
ed. by Hans T. Seifert; pf. [24569
©) Aue. 3, 1911: 2 cr Oct. 4.1917;
EK 266903; Carl Fischer, New York.
SCUNTENTO; versi di. G. Rainone, mu-
Sica di G. Capolongo. [24570
©) Oct, 6, 1914; Qre. Oct) sy A91d
E 267654; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
SE. (If); words by E. Mancini, English
version by Perley A. Child, music by
L. Denza. [24571
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1911;
EK 267060; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
Ellis Wood-
[24572
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911:
HK 269165; Frank K. Root & ¢o., Chi-
cago.
SEA BREEZE POLKA;
ward; piano.
by
SEA sone. See McDowell (EH. A.)
SEASONS CHANGE BUT I CAN NEVER;
words and music by E. B. Silvera.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24573
OpOet: 3) 191-2 OctelO moi
I 268194; EHulalie B. Silvera, Far
Rockaway, L. I.
SEBASTIANOS TANZLIED; aus der oper
Tiefiand, von Eugen d’Albert, arr.
von Otto Schick, fiir zwei mando-
linen, mandola und guitarre. [24574
©. Sept.) 4) 090i; 2se eSept.. 26,
1911; E 267162; Ed. Bote & G. Bock
Berlin.
SECOND vALSE. See Godard (B. L. P.)
SECULAR QUARTETS; words and music
by Ira B. Wilson and others; men’s
voices. [245715
© Sept. 29) Wit 22" Oe. 23.
1911; E 269045; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
SEI GETREN BIS IN DEN TOD; musik von
Gottfried Preitz, fiir sopran oder
tenor, und orgel. [24576
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 267372; F. BH. C. Leuckart, Leip-
Zig.
SELECTED MOVEMENTS FROM THE ORCH.
suiTEs. See Bach (J. S.)
SELECTIONS FROM FELLOWSHIP HYMNS.
Clarence A. Barbour, ed. . . New
York, London, Association press
[1911] 82 p. 12mo. $0.10. [24577
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1911;
A 295957; Internatl. committee of
Y. M. C. A., New York.
SEMPLICITA ; versi di Antonio Barbieri,
musica di P. EH. Fonzo. [24578
© Aus. 23: (Old a2 eee dme 291):
EK 267607; Polyphon-musikwerke a.
g., Warhen-Leipzig.
SEND FOR ME; words by Edgar Leslie,
music by Geo. W. Mayer. [24579
©, Oct. 5, 19d? eOek. os 1911
E 266952; Fredk. Allen Mills, New
York.
SENTIMENTAL; waltz, by V. Speciale;
2 mandolins and guitar. [24580
© Aug. 26, 1911; 2 c Oct. 2, 1911;
EK 267061; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
SENTIMENTALE (LA); mazurka, by C.
Zeller, arr. by Felice De Matteo;
clarinet; cornet; trombone. [24581
© Oct: 5, 1991» 2 eh Oet.r67 1911 ;
E 267276; O. Pagani & bro., New
York.
SENZA STRUMENTE; Serenata, versi dl
Giovanni Capurro, musica di Enrico
Cannio. [24582
© Aug; 23; 19idis2 GhOchaiT AGI:
E 267301; Polyphon - musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
1420
eee eee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mor ia: 1911
SERENADE; by Gabriel Pierné, ed. by
Karl Benker; in A flat; piano.
[24583
esepts 28; 1911; 2c Oct. 11,
1911; E 268303; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
—by Guy Mitchell; organ. (Organ
loft, book 78, no. 234.) [24584
(Wee 21911 - 2°c. Oct. 16, 1911:
E 267545; Vincent music co., Itd.,
London.
by Victor Herbert, op. 3, arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts; solo and violin
obligato. [24585
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266905; Carl Fischer, New York.
mélodie, poésie de Pierre Milon,
musique de René Rabey; chant et
piano voix moyenne. [24586
© Sept. 80, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 267323; Durand et cie., Paris.
par Ch. Fleissner, op. 18, tran-
scrite par Léon Raby, pour alto avec
viola, bratsche, et pf. | 24587
CmOcias 1911 2 c-.Oet) 17,
1911; EK 267633; Léon Raby, Bor-
deaux, France.
a
words and music by Mary Lo-
renz, music arr. by Ira B. Wilson;
women’s voices. [24588
© sep 29) 1911-- 2 ©. Oct. 23,
1911; E 268949; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
— See Chaminade (C. L. 8S.)
See Leoncavallo (R.)
SERENADE D’AUTREFOIS; waltz, by Giu-
Seppe Silvestri, arr. by G. De Ste-
fano; first and second mandolin
with guitar ace. 8vo. [24589
©) Och 19.1911 2c) Oek: 24,
1911; E 269098; G. De Stefano,
Philadelphia.
—— (Serenade of olden times) ; words
by F. Cimmino, English version by
Perley A. Child, music by G. Sil-
vestri. [24590
© Sept..1, 1911- 2c. Oct. 2; 1911:
EK 267062; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
SERENADE ESPAGNOLE, F puR; par Al-
fred Griinfeld, op. 54, pour piano.
(Six morceaux, no. 4.) [24591
COmSepie dds 1911: 2 ¢. Sept. 26,
1911; E 267164; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock, Berlin.
SERENADE FOR THE DOLL. See Album de
Six morceaux choisis.
24601
SERENADE, IN G MAJOR; by Carl Busch;
violin and piano. [24592
© Oct. 9. 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268722; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
SERENADE ORIENTALE; par Leo. Port-
noff, op. 42; rev. von Hermann Hal-
big; violon avec pf. acc. [24593
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267205; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig.
SERANDERS; words and music by J. N.
Whybark. [24594
© Oct. 20; 1911: 2°c'Oct 24 191t
E 269086; Joseph N. Whybark, Los
Angeles.
Serenata. See Moszkowski (M.)
SERENATA CAPRICCIOSO; par Eduard
Walter, op. 48, ftir violine und piano.
[24595
© May 18, 1911; 2 ¢..Oct. 4, 1911;
EK 267241; F. E. C. Leuckart. Leip-
Zig.
SERENATA ’E VIERNO; Canzonetta comica,
versi di Giovanni Capurro, musica
di Edoardo di Capua. [24596
© Aue, 23; 19tl 2 ¢, Oct. 7. 19th:
E 267802 ; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-g.,
Wahren-Leipzig.
SERENATA GIOCOSA; by J. Lewis
Browne; piano. [24597
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268680; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
SERENATA MEDIC:VALE; by G. Silvestri,
arr. by Felice De Matteo; clarinet;
cornet; trombone. [24598
© Oct. 5) 19th"? & Oct, 6y 19h:
EK 267277; O. Pagani & bro., New
York:
SERENATELLA; Chitarrata appasiunata,
versi di Anvello Califano, musica di
Eduardo di Capua. [24599
© Age 23, 1910 =e) Ochs taloua.:
FE) 267303 ; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-g.,
Wahren-Leipzig.
SERVICE (LE) PERSONNEL; opérette en
3 actes, paroles de Henry Enthoven,
musique de Louis Fremaux; parti-
tion) plane’ ev (chant. Paris(” Iu.
Digoudé-Diodet. [24600
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
D 18990; Digoudé-Fremaux, Paris.
SEUFZER DER SEHNSUCHT; ged. von
Martin Greif, musik von Georg
Gohler, ftir minnerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [24601
©. Sepr. 4b, A9it 2 eet. 2s
1911; E 267733; Georg Go6hler, Leip-
zig.
1421
24602
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES — |
pt. ThE mass ‘v-'6
words and music by
Miriam Maud Langille. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24602
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268131; M. M. Langille, Halifax,
N..S.
SHADOWS OF EVENING; waltz, by S.
Dawson; piano. [24603
OvOct 23, 191i: Qe Ocinzaqa Gan;
SHADOWLAND ;
E 269048; Sam Dawson, Jamestown.
ING.
SHE DIDN’T SEEM TO CARE; in The three
Romeos, lyric by R. H. Burnside,
music by Raymond Hubbell. [24604
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 e Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268057; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
SHE WAS THE GIRL I LOVED THE BEST
OF ALL; words and music by Louis
Weslyn and Ted Barron. [24605
© Oct: 5, 1911;°2 & Oct. 6, 1911:
EK 266988; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. .
SHEILA; words by Fred. EH. Weatherly,
music by Haydn Wood. [24606
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 9, 1911;
E 264542; Boosey & co., London.
SHELTERED IN THE PORT OF REST; hymn,
words and music by V. Hodge.
[24607
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1911;
E 266942; Verda Hodge, Minerva, O.
SHEPHERDS (THE) HAD AN ANGEL;
words by Christina G. Rosetti, music
by A. H. Brown; mixed voices.
[24608
©) Oct..14, 19115 2c. Oct. 17, 1911;
E 267560; Morgan & Sceott, Itd.,
London.
SHEPHERD’s (THE) sTORY; hymn,
words by S. C. Kirk, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [24609
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266516); Lorenz pub. ¢o.,
Dayton, O.
SHEPHERD’S (THE) VISION; words by
Edith S. Tillotson, music by Ira B.
Wilson; choir, sop. solo and choir.
[24610
©) Septx 28; 1911+ 62 se: 4Oet. 23,
1911; E 269009; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
SHERBORNE JIG; collected and arr. by
Cecil J. Sharp; pf. (Morris dance
tunes, set 8, no. 7.)
don.
[24611 |
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 23, 1911; |
EH 267836; Novello & co., ltd., Lon- }
SHINE OUT, O BEAUTIFUL STAR; hymn,
by Ida Reed Smith, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [24612 |
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 25, |
1911; E 266517; Lorenz pub. co., |
Dayton, O. - i
SHINN (GEORGE) Two pieces; by G. |
Shinn; organ, obl. 4to. (Organ re- |
citalist, no. 24.) Contents:—l. Al. |
legretto in F.—2. Short opening vol-
untary in B flat. [24613
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911; |
E 267346; Stainer & Bell., ltd., Lon- |
don.
SHOUT, O DAUGHTER OF JERUSALEM;
hymn, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[24614
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268531; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
SHOUT THE GLAD TIDINGS; words by |
W. A. Muhlenburg, musie by Carrie
B. Adams. (Octavo anthems, - no.
867). [24615 |
© Oct. 12, 1919: 2-@ ‘Oct. 23, 19115: i
E 268984; Lorenz pub. ©Co.,
ton, O.
SHOUT THE GLAD TIDINGS O’ER VALE AND |
HILL; Christmas song; words by |
Wm.
Roma; in E flat. [24616 |
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25,1911; |
E 269140; M. Witmark & sons, New |!
York.
SI Tu vu0; versi di M. A. Mancini, }
musica di Eduardo Lanzetta. (Can- |
zoni napoletane popolari, no, 2775.) |
[24617
©. Sept. 12, 19 2ne= Sept. (25;
1911; E 264948; Raffaele
Naples.
SI TUTTA BELLA; versi di M. A. Man- 4
cini, musica di Francesco Sanna.
(Canzoni napoletane popolari, no.
2782.) 8
© Sept. 12,1912 2re.ssept 2a:
1911; HE 264942; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples. :
SICILIAN AIR (Sizilianisch) ; by Rich-
ard Wickenhausser, op. 54; piano.
(5 tone pictures, no. 3.) [24619* |
© Aug. 19, 19a ere, Aug Zit
1911; E 264176; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
SICILIANISCHES STANDCHEN; von Fritz
Thormann, op. 34, fiir klavier.
[24620
© July 22; 191d eae. 1S:
1911; EH 267135; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
Day- |
H. Gardner, music by Caro |}
Izzo, ||
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
24639
SIDDARTH ; an opera in three acts with
prologue, text from The light of
Asia, music by A. J. Purrington;
vocal score. [24621
© 1e. Oct. 24, 1911; D 18985;
Amelia J. Purrington, New York.
SIEGESLIED; by Hugh Blair, op. 27, no.
2; (Short postludes for the organ,
no. 3.) [24622
@ Sept. 28, 1911; 2 «@ Sept. 25,
1911; E 264924; Novello & co., itd.,
London.
SILENT NIGHT HOLIEST NIGHT; three
part chorus, arr. by H. Seymour.
_ German and English words; women’s
voices. 4to. [24623
Oct, 18.4911; 2..c.. Oct. 20,
1911; E 268866; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
SILK STOCKINGS; words by E. Dowdell,
music by Hayes McMillen. [24624
foeOreot, 1911- 2 ¢ Oct. 18,
1911; E 268714; Edgar Dowdell and
Hayes McMillen, Valparaiso, Ind.
SILVER LEAF; waltz, by Percy Wenrich;
piano. [24625
eOct. 24.1911: .2 e. Oct. 25,
1911; E 269166; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
SILVER LEAF RAG; by Dan Goldsmith;
pf. [24626
©rmerne 17, 1911: 2 ec. Oct. 23,
1911; E 267808; Imperial music co.,
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Sitv’Ry (THE) NISHNA BOTNA; words
by W. E. Wells, music by J. F. Ga-
luska. [24627
fopasepis 28, 1911.1 e: Oct.. 9,
fori © Oct. 16, 1911; H 268690;
W. E. Wells and J. F. Galuska, Red
Oak, Ia.
SINCE FIFTY YEARS AGO;
music by W. F. Johnson. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24628
@© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268256; William F. Johnson, New-
ton, “Pa.
words and
| SINCE LOVE IS MINE; words by Harold
Simpson, music by Charles Deacon;
no. 1 in A flat. [24629
© Sept. 13, 1911: 2 c Sept. 14,
1911; E 264657; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
| SINCE MY HONEY’S GONE AWAY; words
and music by Albert N. Dennis.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24630
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 268269; John N. Dennis, Elm
Grove, W. Va.
SINCE YOU'VE MADE A PRISONER OF MY
HEART; lyric by C. F. Quigley and
C. H. Siebert, music by Marie A.
Tolsma. [24631
© 1 ©. - Oct: 10; 1911.<> 268181 ;
Charles F. Quigley and Chas. H.
Siebert, Brooklyn.
SING HOME SWEET HOME; or SWANEE
RIVER; words by G. F. Safstrom, mu-
sic by Fred E. Mierisch. [24632
©, Aug. 235.1914; 2 e: Sept. 25,
1911; E 268784; G. F. Safstrom,
Chicago.
SING ME AN IRISH SONG; written and
composed by Billy Williams and
Fred Godfrey; key of C. New York,
T. B. Harms & Francis, Day &
Hunter. [24633
© Sept. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 5, 1911;
E 264441; Francis, Day & Hunter,
New York.
SING SOMETHING IRISH TO ME; written
and composed by Fred Godfrey.
[24634
© Oct. 40,4911; 2 ce Oct,.10,, 1941 ;
E 267429; B. Feldman & co., London.
Sing ToDAY; hymn, words by Mabel
J. Rosemon, music by Fred B. Hol-
ton. [24635
©. Sept «8; £914.:..2 ¢.. Sept 25,
1911; E 266518; Lorenz pub. ¢co.,
Dayton, O.
SING YOUR LITTLE SLEEPY-TIME SONG;
words and music by M. F. Gipson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24636
©, Sept. 26,1 9 2 ey Oct: 14,
1911; E 268385; M. F. Gipson, Stam-
tord, .N.°Y¥.
SINGSPIEL-OUVERTURE; nach motiven
des singspiels Das blaue bild von
Paul Lincke, fiir pianoforte zu 2
hinden. [24637
©rmsuly 115 1911222 ves sSept. 18,
1911; E 264748; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin.
SrrEN (THE); Selection, motives from
the operetta by Leo Fall, arr. by
Carl F. Williams; orch. and pf. ace.
[24638
© Oct..5,, 191172 ©: Oct G6, 1911;
E 268008; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
selection 2 from the operette, mu-
sic by Leo Fall. [24639
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 e Sept. 11,
1911; EK 264561; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
1423
15976—11——8
24640
: ie a,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES © |
pt. ee as Vv. Oo
SKETCH; by E. L. Ashford; organ.
[24640
©” Sept)? 1; “191442 Sept 5,
1911; E 266519; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
SKJ@GNHEDSLANDET; ord af Johan
Halmrast, musik af Oscar Borg;
Kor og kvartetter for mandsstem-
mer. 4to. (Norsk musikforlags
udgave, no. 248.) [24641
© Sept. -2,° 1911-2 © Sept: 30,
1911; E 267050; Norsk musikforlag,
Kristiania, Norway.
SKop (V. F.) Fantasie; von V. F.
Skop, op. 57, herausgegeben yon
Otto Gauss. (Orgelkonzert samm-
lung, 2. serie, nr. 11.) [24642
@ Aug. 15, 1940 2)¢) Oct. 2, 1914;
E 267073; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
SLAVISCHES; scherzo-capriccio, von
Rudolf Karel, op. 6; piano, 4 hin-
den. [24643
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 3, 1911;
E 267181; N. Simrock, Berlin.
SLEEP, MA HONEY; words by Alfred H.
Hyatt, music by Ira B. Wilson. 1.
Men’s voices, 2. Women’s voices.
[ 24644, 24645
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. each Oct.
238, 1911; E 268971, 269037 ; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O.
SLEEP, WEARY HEART; words by Jessie
J. Elliot, music by Ethel Barns.
[24646
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 264796; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
SLEEP WHILE THE SOFT EVENING
‘BREEZES; words by James Wiler, mu-
sic by Sir H. R. Bishop arr. by Ira
B. Wilson. 1. Women’s voices, 2.
men’s voices. [ 24647, 24648
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. each Oct.
23, 1911; E 268961, 269017; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O.
SLEEPING AND WAKING; from The Wall
street girl, by Karl Hoschna; piano.
[24649
© Oct..21, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268945; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
SLEEPY NELL; words by K. Hagenkot-
ter, music by Chas. Wolfsfeld.
[24650
© Oct-17, 19115.2 cet: 19; 1911 :
E 268786; Karl Hagenkotter, New
York.
SLIPPERY BILL; two step, by J. F.
Stansell; piano. - [24651
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 11, 1911;
H 268280; C. C. Powell, Columbus.
SLUMBER LULLABY; words and music
by C. U. Raymond. [24652
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 e Oct. 5, 1911;
E 266939 ; Chas. Underwood Ray-
mond, Dayton, O.
SLUMBER SONG; words and music by
Nina Macdonald. [24653
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 267531; Weekes & co., London.
--— words anon. music by Arthur
Hartmann; high in A. [24654
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911:
E 268884; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
—— words by E. A. Hoffman, music by
Florence N. Reynolds. (Music
monthly, a journal of song, vol. 11,
i [24655 |
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28, 1911;
Ill.
SMART SET; march, by Kazinir F.
Luzny; piano.
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269125; Kazinir F. Luzny, South
Bend, Ind.
SMILE ON SMILE ON
music by A. A. Copping. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 11,
1911; BH 268399 : Alfred A. Copping,
Vancouver, B. ©.
SMILING FACES EVERYWHERE;
and music by R. P. Weston.
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 28,
AGiaes
Hunter, London.
SNAKE-CHARMER;
ford; military band. (Boosey &
co.’Ss new supplemental journal, no.
94.)
1911;
Hunter, London.
Snow prop (THE); by W. C. Powell;
piano. (Flower land, no. 1455.)
[24660 |
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 16, 1911; |
E 268635; McKinley music co., Chi- |
cago.
1424
H 266930; E. A. Hoffman, Cabery, |
[24656 |
ME; words and |
[24657 ©
words |
[24658 |
E 264990; Francis, Day & |
valse orientale, by |
Bernard Pheips, arr. by Mr. Ret- |
[24659 |
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
EH 264974; Francis, Day & |
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911 24680
Snow TIME; by Felix Arndt; vocal or- | SoLFEGES DE coNcouRS (1911); par
chestra in key of E flat. 4to.- Aug. Chapnis; 4 deux voix. 12mo.
[24661 [24671
feOctr, 14, 199E> 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911;
EH 268641; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
SNOW WHITE REVERIE; by Herbert Le
Grand, arr. by Henry S. Sawyer;
piano, four hands. [24662
Oe 20,1911; 2c. Oct. 18; 1911;
EH 268748; Frank K. Root & ©co.,
Chicago.
So’ MARENARO; versi di A. De Rosa,
musica di A. Mattiaci. (Canzoni
napoletane popolari, no. 2810.)
[24663
Odi. 6, 1911: 2: c.-Oct. 18,-1911 ;
E 267646; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
SoFT WHITE SNOW; three-part song,
words by Alfred H. Hyatt, music by
Bertram Luard-Selby. 4to. (Boo-
sey’s choral miscellany. no. 14.)
[24664
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 14,
1911; E 264656; Boosey & ©cCo..
London.
SOFTLY BLOW, YE SWEET SPRING GALES;
two-part song, words by Spencer
Henry, music by Edmund Rogers.
4to. (Morley’s school songs, no. 42.)
[24665
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 e Oct. 11,
1911; EK 267486; Leonard & co.,
London.
SOGNA L’AMORE; barcarola, versi di
M. A. Mancini, musica di Eduardo
Lanzetta. [24666
© Sept. 21, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267647; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
SoLpier’s (A) LOVE; words and music
by F. Krulish. [24667
©Oci. 12; 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 14,1911;
E 268563; Frank Krulish, Spring
Valley, N. Y.
SOLDIERS’ SoNG. See Bellini (V.)
SOLE D’oRO...; versi di Libero Bovio,
musica di HE. Nardella. [24668
©) Aug. 23, 1911: 2 ce. Oct. 17, 1911:
EX 267608; Polyphon-musikwerke a.
g., Wahren-Leipzig.
SoLFEGE; par Paul Vidal, pour chant
et piano. 1. Instrumentistes homme.
2. Instrumentistes femmes. (Album
musica, sommaire, du no. 107.)
[24669, 24670
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 9,
1911; E 267337, 267338; Paul Vidal,
Paris.
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267324; Durand et cie., Paris.
SoME DAY WHEN YOU SHALL LOVE;
words and music by L. P. Specht.
[24672
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1911; E 268474;
Lillian Poole Specht, Escanaba, Mich.
SoMEBODY; words by Jeff. T. Branen,
music by Joe Hollander, arr. [by Al-
fred J. Doyle. ] [24673
Or Oereri 101 +2) cr Ochi 191A:
EK 268035; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
SOMETHING IN THE WAY; words and
music by E. Wright. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. 24674
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268195; Edna Wright, Bedford,
Ky.
SOMETIMES IN SUMMER; words by Edw.
Teschemacher, musie by T. C. Stern-
dale Bennett; in D. [24675
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; EH 264918; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
SoNATA IN D MINOR; by T. F. Dun-
hill, op. 27; violin and piano.
[24676
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 267550; Thomas F. Dunhill, Eng-
land.
SoNATE IN E MOLL; von Max Reger,
op. 122, violine und klavier. [24677
©@ Sep 29. 191d 2 7 (Ock, 1ne
1911; E 267450; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
SonaTE 6 IN C MOLL; by Heinrich
Franz Biber, rev. and provided with
a 2nd violin by Henri Marteau; vio-
lin and piano. [24678
hy Sept, 15, A9it 12 9 e,.Oet. 14,
1911; E 267443; Steingriiber verlag,
Leipzig.
SONATE 7 IN G DUR; by Heinrich Franz
Biber, rev. and provided with a 2nd
violin by Henri Marteau; violin and
piano. [24679
@©VSept, 15; 190i 2 .e Ok, 14,
1911; E 267444; Steingriber verlag,
Leipzig.
Sonra; mazurka, three step, by Arthur
C. Morse, arr. by R. EH. Hildreth;
orch. and piano. 4to. [24680
© (Oci216, 1914 --2.-c. Oets WO: 1911:
E 268796; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
1425
24681
SONG OF A NEST; werds by Helen M.
Richardson, music by Lillian Taitt
Sheldon; high voice. [24681
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266844; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
SonG OF BEAUTY; song, music by Chas.
L. d@’ Harrack. [24682
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1911; E 268838;
Lionel M. Stern, Cleveland.
Sone (THE) OF GLADNESS; hymn,
words by Lavinia HE. Brauff, music
by Geo. Wilson. [24683
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2c. Oct. 13, 1911 ;
E 268532; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
SONG OF GOOD WILL; hymn, words by
Geo. Archibald Palmer, music by
Karl K. Lorenz. [24684
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268998 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
words by W. Ball,
music by Len Fleming. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24685
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 268236; W. Ball, Monaskon,. Va.
SONG OF PEACE;
Sone (THE) OF REDEMPTION; words by
H. Bonar, music by Reginald F. Bar-
clay. no. 2 in A flat. [24686
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2c. Oct. 18, 1911;
EK 267637; Morgan & Scott, Itd.,
London.
Sone (A) oF SPAIN; words by Grace
Clarke Newton, music by Mary
Knight Wood. Medium voice in EH
flat. [24687
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268615; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Sona (A) oF TANGIER; words by
Grace Clarke Newton, music by
Mary Knight Wood; high in D flat.
[24688
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
li 266845; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Sone (A) OF THANKSGIVING; words by
Jas. Thompson, sacred words adapt-
ed by Pierre Duvernet, music by
Frances Allitsen; high in D. [24689
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 ¢. Oet. 6G, 1911;
EK 266970; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
SONG OF THE BEE; words by J. K. Cole,
music by J. N. Whybark. [24690
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1911;
E 269087; Joseph N. Whybark, Los
Angeles.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1 as. Vv. 6
Sone (THE) OF THE EVENING BELL;
concert quartet, words and music by
Charles H. Gabriel, mixed voices.
[24691
© Oct... 20," 19th Rie Oct. 25:
1911; HB 268904 ; Fillmore brothers
CO; Cincinnati.
SONG OF THE FISHERMEN; trio, words
by John Greenleaf Whittier, music
by Gustav von Holst; two sopranos
and alto. 4to. (Novello’s school
songs, no. 1096.) [24692
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 264984; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
SONG OF THE FLOWERS; by Ellis Wood-
ward; piano. [24693
© Oct. 24,° 1911-4 2"e 7 Oct. 25,
1911; E 269167; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
Sone (THE) OF THE MOSQUITO; South
African song for the children, words
by Mary Adamson, music by R. M.
Harvey. (Choruses for equal voices,
no. 71822.) [24694
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 « Oct. 20,
1911; E 267674; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
Sone (THE) OF THE NYMPH; words
and music by J. Valler. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24695
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268182; Joe Valler, Oakland, Cal.
SONG OF THE PINE; words and music
by A. Gleason. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24696
© Sept. 26, 19) eee Oct 11
DS Hd i 268418 : A. W. Gleason,
Strawberry Point, Ta.
SONG OF THE ROSE; romanza by Alonso
Stone; pf. [24697
© *Oct. 138) 19d eer Oct. 14,
1911; E 268598; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
Sone (A) OF THE SEA; words by Henry
W. Rockwell, music by Geo. Noyes
Rockwell. [24698
© Oct. 9, 19it 2 enOer. 9) toilet:
E 268047; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
SONG OF THE SHIP-BUILDERS; two-part
song in canon form, words by John
Greenleaf Whittier, music by Gustav
von Holst; treble voices. 4to. (No-
vello’s school songs, no. 1087.)
[24699
©. ‘Sept.’ 27; 1911" 27eSept. 28;
1911; EK 264985; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
1426
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
24716
SonG OF THE SHOEMAKERS; two-part
song, words by John Greenleaf
Whittier, composed by Gustav von
Holst; trio for 8. S. A. 4to. (School
songs, no. 1092.) [24700
remeecr. 21, 1911- 2 c.. Oct. 23,
1911; E 267814; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
Sone OF THE STARS; hymn, words by
Lizzie DeArmond, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. [24701
eee Oe, 1 1911-.2 ec. Oet. 13,
1911; E 268533; Hope pub. co., Chi-
- cago.
Sone (THE) oF THOR; words by Long-
fellow, music by J. H. Maunder;
mixed voices. 4to. [24702
en 2a 1911: 2 c.- Oetz, 23,
1911; BH 267812; J. H. Maunder,
London.
Sone (THE) THAT SHALL NEVER CEASE;
hymn, words by F. W. Farrar, music
by E. S. Lorenz. [24703
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266520; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
SoNG WITHOUT worDs: by E. M. Dru-
ley; pf. [24704
© 1s: 1911-2 c. Oct. 14,1911;
E 268597; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
SONGS OF CHEER AND COMFORT: for use
in religious meetings... Music
harmonized and arranged by Charles
Wade and John I. Moquist, Aaron
Samuel, author. New York City, J.
& Hassel) A9ll. - [70]. p- 12mo.
$0.25. [24705
PyOct.s. 1911: 2 c. Oct. 5, 1911;
A 297395; Aaron Samuel. New York.
Sones (THE) oF BETHLEHEM; words
by Chas. Irvin Junkin, music by
C. E. Le Massena; with violin obli-
gato and pf. acc. [24706
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266713; Homestead music
co., Devon, Pa.
SONGS OF SOUTHERN COLLEGES AND OLD
SOUTHERN MELODIES. Pub. by The
southern student secretaries of the
Young men’s Christian associations.
wy 176 p. Svo. [24707
a Aue, Si, 191t: 2 €° Ock: 18.
1911; A 300170; W. D. Weatherford,
Nashville.
| SOPRANO MELODY ;
SONGS OF SUNSET (Sonnenuntergangs-
lieder); words by Ernest Dowson,
deutsche itibertragung von Jelka
Rosen, musik von Frederick Delius,
fiir Sopran- und bariton-solo, gemi-
schten chor, und klavier. Partitur
und chorstimmen. 4to. [24708
© May 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
FE 267242; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
Sones (THE) THAT MOTHER SANG;
words L. V. Weltmer, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24709
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268222; L. V. Weltmer, Harris-
burg, Pa.
SONNTAG; ged. von Leop. Schwitzer.
musik von Richard Mandl. (Drei
gesange, no. 2.) [24710
© May 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267373; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
SONNTAG AUF DEM MEERE; ged. nach
Martin Greif, musik von Richard
Stohr, op. 25, no. 6, fiir m#nnerchor.
Partitur und stimmen. 4to. [24711
© Aug. 4, 1911: 2 e«. Oct. 21, 1911;
E 267707; C. F. Siegel’s musikalien-
handlung (R. Linnemann) Leipzig.
SopRA LE ONDE (Over the waves);
valtzes, by Yuventino Rosas, arr. by
Felice De Matteo; clarinet; cornet;
trombone. [24712
©' Gein 5, 1911 212 +e. Ock 6; 4911;
E 267274; O. Pagani & bro., New
York.
by Bruce Steane;
organ. (Short compositions for the
church service, book 2.) [24713
cr Aum 29, 1911: 2-e Aue 25
1911; E 264172; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
Sorriso (IL); polka by Angelo Ramag-
lia; mandolin and guitar. [24714
© Sept. 6. 1911; 2 ec Sept. 11,
1911; E 264556; A. Ramaglia, New
York.
Sout (THE) OF THE ROSE; valse, by
Violet Hudson; piano. [24715
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268588; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
Sous LA BANNIERE; marche militaire
par Henri Herpin, pour piano.
[24716
© Sept’ 30° 1941; 2 \e O&E.* 9;
1911; E 2673831; Heugel et ceie.,
Paris.
1427
EE ISISOOSOOSSS se cc rr
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24717
Dt. TEE ess ey. 6
SOUVENIR DE MorDKIN; by Francis
Bohr; pf. [24717
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267807; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, lItd., London.
SOUVIEN MOI; valse, by Donato Mon-
tano; piano. [24718
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
EH 268608; D. Montano, Brooklyn.
SPAGNOLA (LA); valtzer, by V. di
Chiara, arr. by Felice De Matteo;
clarinet; cornet; trombone. [24719
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1911;
EK 267278; O. Pagani & bro., New
York.
SPANISH ALBUM. See Leoncavallo (R.)
SPANISH DANCE; by A. HE. Warren; pf.
[24720
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1911;
EH 266846; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
——by H. Engelmann, transcribed by
Gustav Saenger; 2 violins and pf.
(Four characteristic dances, no. 4.)
[24721
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
EK 266906; Carl Fischer, New York.
—— See Moszkowski (M.)
SPARKLE YE STARS; music by EH. L.
Ashford. (Octavo anthems, no. 862)
[24722
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268998; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
by Robert Griggs
Gale, op. 5; piano solo. (Tone pas-
tels, no. 38.) [24723
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 21,
1911; E 268694; Paul A. Schmitt,
Minneapolis.
SPINNING SONG;
SPIRITUALIST HYMNAL; a new collec-
tion of words and music for the
congregation and choir specially
adapted for spiritualist meetings.
comp. by Zaida Brown Kates and
G. Tabor Thompson. Philadelphia,
Pa., Deputy brothers co. [1911] 121
p. S8vo. [24724
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1911;
A 3800195; Natl. spiritualists’ assn.
of the U. S. of America, Washington.
SPONER (A[LFRED] von) Zwolf der
schonsten weihnachtslieder (Twelve
Christmas songs) ; bearbeitet von A.
von Sponer; Ausgabe A. Pf. in al-
lerleichtester spielart. Beide hinde
im violinschltissel. Ausgabe B. Pf.
in allerleichtester spielart, die linke
SPONER (A[LFRED] von)—Continued.
hand im bass-schltissel. Ausgabe C.
1 oder 2 violinen mit pf. Ausgabe D.
2 violinen. [24725-24728
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec. each Oct.
4, 1911; E 267196—267199; Rob. For-
berg, Leipzig. .
SPOONING IN MY AEROPLANE; words by
A. Stauffer, music by Sid and Ernie
Erdman; arr. by Chas. Miller.
[24729
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268905; Aubrey Stauffer, Chicago.
SPRING BREEZES (Les caresses du prin-
temps) ; by A. Calvini, op. 10, edited
by J. W. Lerman; piano. [24730
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 14, 1911;
EK 268681; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
SPRINGTIME; a novelette, by Frank P.
Atherton, op. 175; pf. [24731
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 4, 1911;
EK 266847; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
SprucH; ged. von R. Schaukal, musik
von Richard Wetz, op. 27, no. 3, fiir
mittlere stimme. [24732
© July 4) 19 ween sent. 1s
1911; E 264768; Fr. Kistner, Leip-
Zig.
SPUNTANNO ’O SOLE; canzone ’e prim- |
mavera, versi di Adolfo Genise,
musica di Gaetano Lama. [24733 |
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 2675638; Capolongo-Feola, Naples. |
SPUSARIZIO ’E DULORE; versi e musica
di L. Donadio. [24734
© Oct. 20, 1911 ; 2'e. Get. 21, 1911 55 |
E 267679; Italian book co., New
York.
STACCATO ETUDE; by Herman Perlet;
op. 15, no. 4. [24735
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1911;
EK 268827; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
Stancrs A LA MARQUISE (To a fair
lady); texte de Pierre Corneille,
English words by EH. F. Upward,
musique de Louis Nicole, op. 87.
[24736 |
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2 « Sept. 11,
1911; E 264555; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
STANDARD MUSIC SERIES, BOOK 1; ed.
and comp. by Thomas L. Gibson.
[178] p. 8vo. [24737
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1911;
A 297486; Standard co., Baltimore.
1428
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
24756
Stark (THE); words by Mrs. George
Archibald Palmer, music by Karl K.
Lorenz. [24738
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c Oct. 23, 1911;
E 269001; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
Star (THE) AND THE SONG; words by
Edith S. Tillotson, music by Ira B.
Wilson; sop. and alto duet. [24739
sept 28, 1911: 2 ¢. Oct. 23,
1911; E 269007; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
-—— (Als einst die hirten); words tr.
by H. Brodt, music by Marie M.
Hine; medium voice. [24740
© Oct. 19, 19t1l> 2c. Oct. 23,
1911; E 268914; Geo. IF. Rosche,
Chicago.
Star (THE) OF HOPE; reverie, by F. R.
Kimball; pf. (Attractive composi-
tions, no. 1427.) [24741
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c Oct. 18,
1911; E 268779; McKinley music co.,
Chicago.
STAR OF LOVE; reverie, by F. Henri
Klickmann; piano. [24742
(Oe, 1911. 2 c. Oct.: 25,
1911; E 269168; Frank K. Root &
co., Chicago.
STAR OF THE East; hymn, words by
Mabel J. Rosemon, music by Fred
B. Holton. [24743
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c Sept. 25,
1911; E 266521; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
STARRY Wwoovs; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Montague
F. Phillips. [24744
i) Ocl, 9, 1911 2c. Oct. 10, 1911:
E 267405; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
STARS (THE) AND STRIPES; words and
music by J. E. Nelson. [24745
1). Ock 192-1911: -2. c¢.: Oct: 16,
1911; E 268552; J. Edward Nelson,
Worcester, Mass.
STEEPLE JACK; words and music by
Armstrong and Clark. [24746
©rOd. 24, 1911: 2° ¢ Oct. - 25,
1911; EK 269141; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
STELLA CADUTA .. .; versi di Ferdi-
nando Russo, musica di Luigi Cris-
cuolo. [24747
©rAug: 923: 1910-02 © OER 14,
1911; E 267515; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
STEP BACK; handkerchief dance, col-
lected and arr. by Cecil J. Sharp;
pf. (Morris dance tunes, set 8, no.
5.) [24748
©: Oct... 24,4 1901 ei Oct. 23,
1911; E 267834; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
STERNENTROST; ged. .von Martin Greif,
-musik von Georg Gohler, ftir min-
nerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. Leipzig, C. A. Klemm. [24749
© Sepeis) 19147 2> ce} Oct! ‘21,
1911; E 267734; Georg Gohler,
Leipzig, Germany.
STERNSCHNUPPEN ; musik von Wilhelm
Heinemann, op. 24, no. 2, ftir mian-
nerchor a capella. Partitur. 4to.
[24750
Augers, (ASI) Qe. ‘Oe 24,
1911; E 267745; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
STILL WITH THEE; hymn anthem,
words by James D. Burns, music by
Daniel Protheroe; mixed voices.
(Central church collection, no. 7.)
[24751
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268070; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
STIMMT MIT DEN ENGELN AN; text und
musik von H. A. Schumacher.
(Gemischten chor, no. 2.) [24752
© Oct, 1 19tts 2 «Oct. 14,1911;
E 268562; H. A. Schumacher, Water-
town, Wis.
STORM ON THE OCEAN: descriptive
fantasia, by John Martin; piano.
[24753
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 20, 1911;
E 268885; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa.
STORMEN; ord af I. S: Welhaven, musik
af Oscar Borg; kor og kvartetter
for mandsstemmer. 4to. (Norsk
musikforlags udgave, no. 247.)
[24754
©) cSepts-2, 19it= 2 es \Septz 36.
1911; E 267051; Norsk musikforlag,
Kristiania, Norway.
STORNELLATA (LA) DE LA MALDICENZA}
versi di M. A. Mancini, musica di
Alfredo Mazzucchi. [24755
©) Oct6, 1911 De Ock-As; 1911:
E 267645; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
STORNELLI BORGHESI; versi di Rocco
Galdieri, musica di Nicola Valente.
[24756
COATS 42341991) 2 en Oe. 17;
1911; E 267609; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
1429
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24757
Story (THE) OF CHRISTMAS TIME;
hymn, words by Ada _ Blenkhorn,
music by Fred B. Holton. [24757
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c Sept. 25, .
1911; E 266522;
Dayton, O.
Story (THE) OF THE NAUGHTY LITTLE
GIRL; from My Cinderella girl, lyric
by Chas. Horwitz, music by Fredk.
V. Bowers. [24758
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266700; Charles K. Harris,
New York.
Story (THE) OF THE SKY; hymn,
words by Alice J. Cleator, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. [24759
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 138, 1911;
EH 268534; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
STRAUSS (RICHARD)
(Der) (The rose-bearer) ; komédie
fiir musik von Hugo von Hofmanns-
thal, englische tbersetzung von A\|l-
fred Kalisch, musik von R. Strauss,
op. 59, erleichterte ausgabe von Carl
Best; klavierauszug mit text.
[24760
e: Oatiky 21,
D 18984; Adolph Fitirstner,
Lorenz pub. ©co.,
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2
1911 ;
Paris. ;
Salome; music-drama in one act,
after the poem by Oscar Wilde, Ger-
man translation by Hedwig lLach-
mann, music by R. Strauss, op. 54.
Piano score with German & Eng.
text underneath, by Otto Taubmann.
[24761
On Aue 225 TO 82 e.. "Oct, 2)
1911; EH 267729; Adolph Fiirstner,
Berlin.
-——Taillefer; ballade de Ludwig
Uhland, version francaise de Jean
Chautavoine, musique de R. Strauss,
op. 52, pour sopran, ténor, contralto
et basse. Parties de-chant. [24762
© ‘Sept: 30, 1914s 2c. Oct, 24,
1911; E 267689; Adolph Fitirstner,
Paris, France.
STRAWBERRY (THE) TART AND THE
LEMON PIE; from My Cinderella girl,
poem by Chas. Horwitz, music by
Fredk. V. Bowers. [24763
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266701; Charles K. Harris,
New York.
STREICHQUARTETT ES DUR; ein tribut,
in vier raten, entrichtet an seine
gestrengen den deutschen schulmei-
ster, von Friedrich Klose. Partitur,
taschenausgabe. 12mo. [24764
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 18,
1911; E 264790; Friedrich Klose,
Munich.
Rosenkavalier ;
pt. 11st -v."6
STROFETTE D’AMORE; versi di G. Tum-
molillo, musica di G. Del Vecchio.
[24765
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1911;
EL 267659 ; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
STROLLING ALONG; words and music by
S. D. Martin. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24766
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 e Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268257; S. D. Martin, Cincinnati.
STUDY IN DOUBLE-NOTES; étude de con-
cert, by Homer N. Bartlett, op. 233;
pf. (Two concert studies, no. 1.)
[24767
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 7, 1911;
E 268014; G. Schirmer, New York.
SUERTE (LA)! DE ISABELITA; zarzuela
en un acto, letra de Martinez Sierra,
musica de los Mtros. Gimenez y Cal-
leja; partitura completa. [24768
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1911;
D 18986; Casa Dotesio, Madrid.
SUFFRAGE (A) HINT; words and music
by Jessie Riddell Firth, arr. by
Norean A. Wayman. [24769
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 11, 1911;
E 268284; Joseph Krolage musie co.,
Cincinnati.
SUFFRAGETTES; lyric by ‘Thos. _ T.
Railey, music by Alfred G. Robyn.
[24770
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268896; Charles K. Harris, New
York.
SUITE BASQUE; par Charles Bordes, op.
6, transcription par Ernest Chaus-
son, pour piano 4 4 mains. [24771
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; E 267047; S. Bornemann,
Paris.
SUITE PASTORALE; de Campbel!l-Tipton,
op. 27; piano et violin. [24772
© May 18, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
EB 266960; F. EH. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
SUITE SYMPHONIQUE; by G. W. Chad-
wick; orch. score in E flat. [24773
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2. Oct. 5, 1911;
E 266954; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton.
Suk (VASA) Nocturne; par V. Suk,
pour piano. [24774
© July 13, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 2, 1911;
EH 267115; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
1430
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
SULLE ONDE DEL DANUBIO; Danube valt-
zer, by Ivanovici, arr. by Felice De
Matteo; clarinet; cornet; trombone.
[24775
jrock 5, 19113 2c. Oct. 6, 1911;
EH 267279; O. Pagani & bro., New
York.
SULTAN’S BAND MARCH; by F. H.
Brown, ed. and fingered by R. De-
Roode; piano. New ed. [24776
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1911;
E 268834; Brehm bros., Erie Pa.
SUMMER LOVE; words by Ruth Ruth-
_erford, music by E. Kars, in F.
[24777
(Ovsepe 27, 1917; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 264967; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
SuMMER (A) MORN; two-part song,
words by Spencer Henry, music by
Edmund Rogers. 4to. (Morley’s
schoo] songs, no. 44.) [24778
vsSept 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 11,
1911; E 267437; Leonard & ©o.,
London.
_SUMMER TWILIGHT ON THE FARM;
words and music by J. W. Selander.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24779
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268103; Jonas W. Selander, Gales-
burg, Ill.
SUN OF MY SOUL; anthem, music by
Frank J. Robertson. [24780
©, Sept. 1,,1911; 2 ec. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266523; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
| —text by John Kebble, music by
EKdward Kreiser. [24781
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 6, 1911;
E 266989; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
words by J. Keble, music by T.
Tertius Noble. [24782
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 267347; Stainer & Bell, lid.,
London.
SUNDAY EVENING; or, THE MONKEYS’
PROMENADE; written and composed
by R. P. Weston and L. B. Athol.
[24783
(Oct. 5, 1911 > 2 es. Oct..5, 1911;
EK 267220; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
SUNLIGHT; by Carl Bonner;
piano. [24784
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
H 268682; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
valse,
24794
SUNNY SAVANNAH; a coonland rhap-
sody, by T. W. Thurban; piano.
[24785
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c Sept. 28,
1911; E 264991; Francis, Day &
Hunter,. London.
SUNRISE LAND; hymn, words by Har-
riet D. Castle, music by Ira B. Wil-
son. [24786
© Sept: 18; 1911’ 2 ¢«- Sept. 25,
1911; HE 266524: Lorenz pub: ‘€o.,
Dayton, O.
SUNSET’S GOLDEN GLOW; meditation, by
Ludwig Kellerman, op. 15; piano.
[24787
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2c. Oct. 25, 1911;
EK 269169; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
SUNSTROKE (THE) RAG; by M. W.
Myers; piano. [24788
© Oeti/2,°1911 > -2 ec) Oct 2, 1914;
E 266789: Jos. Morris music “co.,
Philadelphia.
SUPERBA MARCH; syncopated spasm,
two-step, by A. Shaeffer; banjo.
[24789
©, Oct. 215.1914. -°2, c. Oct: 23, 1911:
E 269057; Arling Shaeffer, Chicago.
SUPERSTIZIOSO (IL); macchietta, versi
e musica di Oscar Cattedra. [24790
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1911;
E 267304; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g., Wahren-Leigzig.
SUPPOSE; words by Hilda Hammond
Spencer, music by Frank E. Tours.
[24791 ©
©. Oct. 5. 1911 2° ce. Oet. 6, 191t :
E 266990; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
SUR LA BRANCHE; air de ballet, par
Paul Fauchey, pour piano. [24792
© Aus. 29. 1911-2) ce. Sept. 20;
1911; E 264829; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz.
SugR LA RIVIERE; barcarolle, par Ch.
Graziani-Walter, op. 401, pour piano
a44mains. (Heures joyeuses, no. 5.)
[24793
© Aue AT, 1911-2, “Sept. 29,
1911; EY 267027; C. Sehmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
SurE (A) RETREAT; hymn, music by
BH. L. Ashford. 4to. [24794
© Aue io, A9tl: 2. ¢. Sept 25:
1911> 266525: Lorenz’ pub, €o.,
Dayton, O.
1431
24795
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
SUSAN JANE; words and music by
N. S. Carter. [24795
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
H 269056: I. Seidel, Indianapolis.
SUSIE’S THE GIRL FOR ME; words by
Mrs. A. Barrows, music by. Tom
Spencer. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24796
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 268218; Mrs. A. Barrows, Thomp-
son, Pa.
SWAGGERING BONEY; corner dance, col-
lected and arr. by Cecil J. Sharp; pf.
(Morris dance tunes, set 7, no. 7.)
[24797
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 23, 1911;
EK 267826; Novello & co., ltd., London.
Swan (The) See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
SWEEP’S (THE) INTERMEZZO; by Paul
A. Rubens, arr. by Frank Merton;
banjo and piano. [24798
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 264787; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
SWEET AND LOW; words by ‘Alfred
Tennyson, music by Ira B. Wilson;
women’s voices. [24799
©) Sept: 29; 1911-2 2 Oct. 23,
1911; E 268959; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
SWEET BESSIE DEAR; words and music
by Matthew W. Hyndman. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24800
© Sept. 23. 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268128; M. Hyndman, Coquitlam,
B. C.
SWEET BLOSSOMS: reverie, by Ellis
‘Woodward; piano. [24801
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1911;
EK 269170; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
waltz, by Hila V. Herman; piano.
[24802
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 14, 1911;
EH 268589; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
SWEET BYE AND BYE; variations, by L.
Weber; piano. [24803
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268049; Louis Weber, Kansas
City, Kan.
—— ——D)y J. P. Webster, arr. by H.
Engelmann; piano. [24804
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2-¢c. Oct. 20, 1911;
E 268836; Brehm bros., Erie, Pa.
SWEET (THE). LITTLE DOLL; words by
Charles Kingsley, musie by Bruce
Gordon Kingsley; high voice.
[24805
© Sept. 18,° 191%; 2) ©.40et. 11,
1911; E 268305; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
SweeT Maceir MacGuire; words by
J. A. Davis, music by Chas. J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24806
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 11,
1911; E 268347; J.. Arthur Davis,
Pittsburg, Pa.
SWEET MEMORIES; words and music by
F. H. Barrett. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [24807
© Sept. 26, 191s. (2icen Oct. 11:
1911; E 268878; Floid H. Barrett,
Tarrytown, N. Y.
SWEET (THE) MESSAGE; hymn, words
by E. M. Pulver, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel.
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 13, 1911;
E 268535; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
SWEET SEVENTEEN; waltz, by EH. M.
Barker; pf. [24809
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1911; E 268862;
Edith M. Barker, New York.
SWEET THOUGHTS;
ward; piano. [24810
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1911;
HH) 269171; Prank Ko -Root -& “cox
Chicago.
SWEETEST AND DEAREST; mazurka de |
salon, by Donato Montano; piano. |
[24811 |
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911; |}
E 268609; D. Montano, Brooklyn.
poem by Raymond A. |
Browne, music by W. H. Penn. New |
York, Penn music co. [24812 |
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 19115 |
E 268087; William H. Penn, New |
York.
SWEETHEART AND TENDERHEART; a lov-
ing lullaby, words and music by B. |
F. McH. Wagner. [24813 |
© Oct. 11, 1910-2 e Oct AZ, 101s
E 268498; B. F. McH. Wagner, Ex-
change, Pa.
SWEETHEART ;
SWEETHEART I’LL PROMISE YOU TO BE |
TRUE; words and music by M. R.
Lebler. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24814 |
© Sept..23, 1911.2 ce: Oct 9, 49113
E 268116; M. R. Phreaner, Lebanon, |
Pas
1432
[24808 _,
by Ellis Woodd- |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
Swine sone (Léscarpolette) ; by Ethel
Barns, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
full band. [24815
© Sept. 27,1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
EK 267525; Carl Fischer, New York.
Swine (THE) WALTZ; by Herbert Le
Grand, arr. by Henry S. Sawyer;
piano, four hands. [24816
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1911;
EK 268749; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
Sworp (THE) two-part song, words by
.Michael Joseph Barry, music by
Charles Wood; treble voices. [24817
_ © Sept. 9, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 11, 1911;
E 264559; Year book press, London.
SYLVANIA; polka di concert, by W. S.
Ripley, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; mili-
tary band. 4to. [24818
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 268454; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
SYMPHONiE ANTIQUE; le texte latin a
été substitué au texte grec. par St.
Ambroise et St. Augustin, musique
de Ch. M. Widor. 1. Partition pour
piano avec text. 2. Partition dor-
chestre, avec text. [24819, 24820
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ec. each Sept.
11, 1911; E 264591, 264592; Heugel
et cie., Paris.
TAGE DER ROSEN; ged. von Otto Ro-
quette, musik von Wilhelm Heine-
mann, fiir minnerchor a capella.
Partitur. Ato. [24821
Oranges, 1901; 2 e. Oct. 21,
1911; E 267746; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
TAILLEFER. See StTRAuSS (R.)
TAKE IT WITH A PINCH OF SALT; words
by M. W. Cunningham, music by Len
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24822
mseptisco, 1911; 2 e¢ Oct. 11,
1911; E 268417; Mary W. Cunning-
ham, Lebanon, O.
TAKE ME ALONG WITH YOU DEARIE;
from The never homes, words by E
Ray Goetz, music by A. Baldwin
Sloane. [ 24823
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268791; Charles K. Harris, New
York.
TAKE ME BACK TO DEAR OLD DIXIE
WHERE THE SWANEE WENDS ITS WAY;
words by D. L. Odette, music by El-
wood Phillips. New York. F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [24824
© Sept. 30,.1911;. 2 c. Sept. 30,
1911; E 266725; Daniel L. Odette,
St. Catherine, Ontario.
24836
TAKE ME BACK TO OLD KENTUCKY;
words and music by Alfred Glover.
[24825
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1911; E 264947; Price & Reynolds,
London.
TALE (A) OF A WHALE; words arr. by
F. E. Weatherly, music by Ira B.
Wilson; men’s voices. [24826
© Sept: 29, 191152 (© Oct. 28,
1911; E 269024; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
TALE (A) OF OLD JAPAN; a cantata,
poem by Alfred Noyes, music by S.
Coleridge-Taylor. Vocal score. 8vo.
[24827
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 22,
1911; E 264880; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
--— words by Alfred Noyes, music by
S. Coleridge-Taylor. 1. Chorus part
for alte: —2:. Kor “bass. \ 3s\- shor
soprano. 4. For tenor. [24828-24831
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 6,
1911; EH 267257-269260; Novello &
co., ltd., London.
LAPIS D’ORIENT; opérette en trois actes,
livret de Maurice Vaucaire, musique
de J. Burgmein; partition chant et
piano. [24832
©) Oct? 9 191t 2 c. Oct-10) 1910:
D 18975; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
TAPPINARU (LU); macchietta, versi di
G. De Rosalia, musica di Pietro
Inglinia. Sicilian song for mando-
lin. [24833
© eOct, 16,1911 -) 267544
Peter Inglinia, Brooklyn.
TARANTELLE IN D; by Alfred Giuliani,
op. 8, edited by Karl Benker; piano.
[24834
© Octiv3) 1914-2 ¢. Oct 16.1911 -
E 268616; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
'TARENTELLE-CAPRICE; by V. Dolmetsch,
op. 49, ed. by John Orth; piano.
[24835
© Sept 15. 19h: Qeer Oc 1h
1911; E 2683806; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
TE DruM; music by W. A. C. Cruick-
shank; two treble voices. 4to.
(Stainer & Bell’s modern church
services, no. 122.) [24836
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 267348; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
1435
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24837
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
Te DreumM—Continued.
three-part, music by Edward Lee-
son Powers; women’s voices. (Oc-
tavo women’s voices, second series,
no. 69.) [24837
© Oct. 21,1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25,1911;
EH 269073; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
TE DkEUM LAUDAMUS, AND JUBILATE
DEO; morning service, set to music
in the key of E flat, by Claude W.
Parnell, mixed voices. London, No-
vello & co., ltd. [24838
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c Sept. 22,
1911; EH 264877; Claude W. Parnell,
London.
TE DEUM LAUDAMUS IN C MAJOR; music
by Daniel Protheroe; mixed voices.
(Central church collection, no. 6.)
[248389
© Oct:’9, 1911: 2c. Oct! 9), 1911:
EH 268071; Gamble hinged music ¢o.,
Chice2go.
TE VOGLIO BENE; canzone popolare,
versi di Ferdinando Russo, musica
di Giuseppe de Gregorio. [24840
© VAuss 23) 19d 2 Te Oct ait
1911; E 267610; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
TELL ME THE TRUTH; words and music
by A. Baier. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24841
© Sept. 26,1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 11,1911;
EH 2684389; A. Baier, Detroit.
TELL ME WHERE IS FANCY BRED.
Lehmann (Liza).
See
TEMA KE VARIAZIONI; von C. Adolfo
Bossi, op. 386, herausgegeben von
Otto Gauss. (Orgelkonzert samm-
lung, 3. serie, nr. 17.) [24842
@© Aug. 15, 1911: 2c, Oct. 2), 19h;
E 267083; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon,. Germany.
TEMPLE (THE) BELL; from The mous-
mé, words by Arthur Wimperis,
music by Lionel Monckton. [24843
© Oct. 10,1911; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1911;
EH 267453; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
TEMPLE COMMANDERY; march and two
step, by Hverett J. Evans, arr. by
Mackie-Bever; full orchestra.
[24844
© Oct. 14,1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268661; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
1434
TEMPO DI MINUETTO; von Gaetano
Pugnani, bearb. von Fritz Kreisler,
fiir violine und piano. (Klassische
manuskripte, no. 14.) [24845
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 e Oct. 13, 1911;
E 267470; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz.
TENDRE REPONSE; par M. Victor; 1.
Piano et violin. 2. Piano et violon-
cello. [24846, 24847
© July 25, 1911; 2c each Oct. 2,
1911; E 267066, 267067; Bosworth &
co., Leipzig.
THais. See Massenet (er EK. F.)
{THAT AEROPLANE DANCE; words by
Harry H. Borders and Cariton Coon,
music by Ed. Cable. [24848
© Oct.19, 1911; 2 c Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268909; Cable-Borders, Kansas
City, Kan.
THAT EPIDEMIC RAG; words by Billy
Foran, music by Edna Williams.
[24849
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 e Sept. 30,
1911; E 266789; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
THAT EVER LOVIN’ BEAR-CAT DANCE;
words and music by Paul Pratt.
[24850
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2 c. Get. 16, 1911;
E 268939; J. H. Aufderheide & co.,
Indianapolis.
THAT MUSICAL NIGHTMARE; words and
music by Otis Kline. [24851
© 1e Oct. 14, 1911; EH 268570;
Otis Kline, Chicago.
THAT ONE REFRAIN; words by Curtiss
W. Kiirsteiner, music by J. P. Kiir-
steiner, op. 14,no0.4; low voice. New
York, Kitirsteiner & Rice. [24852
© Sept. 23, 19147 2¥er Sept. -30;
1911; E 266705; Jean Paul Kiir-
steiner, New York.
THAT SNEAKY RAG; words and music
by D. Morrison. | 24853
©-1 @ Oct. 2071911 3, 268831;
David Morrison, Philadelphia.
THAT SPOONEY TUNE; words and music
by Wm. J. Vanderveer, arr. by [E. 8S.
S. Huntington. | [24854
©- Sept. 30, 1911+ 92"e2 Sept. 30;
1911; E 266702; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
THAT TIGER RAG; by W. J. Rawson, jr. ;
piano. [24855
© Oct: 6, 191s 2re) CersG) 1904;
BE 268547: W. J. Rawson, jr., Aber-
deen, S. Dak.
-
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
24872
THAT TWINKLE IN HIS EYE; words by
M. Duffer Ormand, music by Len
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24856
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268097 ; Mattie D. Ormand, Waco,
Tex.
THAT WONDERFUL NIGHT; hymn, words
by S. C. Kirk, music by E. S. Lorenz.
[24857
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266527; Lorenz pub. co.,
. Dayton, O.
THELMA; valse. by Reginald De Tal-
’ worth; piano. [24858
© Sept. 16,1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 2, 1911;
EK 267120; Metzler & co., London.
THEMA UND VARIATIONEN; nach Joh.
Hinrich Fehrs’ Krieg’ und hiitte,
componiert von Walter Niemann, op.
20, fiir pianoforte. [24859
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267874; F. EH. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
THERE CAME A LITTLE CHILD; Christ-
mas carol, words by E. E. S. Elliott,
music by C. V. Stanford; mixed
voices. [24860
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 17, 1911;
E 267561; Morgan & Scott, ltd., Lon-
don.
THERE IS A LAND OF FANCY; from the
romantic comic opera Gypsy love,
words by Harry B. and B. Smith,
musie by Franz Lehar. [24861
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267804; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
THERE IS A LITTLE LOG CABIN ON THE
HOMESTEAD; words by G. V. Saylor,
music by Marcus Dale. [24862
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1911; E 268565:
G. V. Saylor, Los Angeles.
THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE OLD NEW
YorK; lyric by Marie Theresa
Laing, music by Edwin E. Kendall.
[24863
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1911;
EK 266991; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
THERE’S DANGER ON THE LINE; words
and music by Fred Murray, Fred
W. Leigh, and Charles Collins.
[24864
© Sept. 19, 1911; .2 e¢. Sept. 19,
1911; EK 2647938; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
THERE’S NO OTHER PLACE LIKE MY
HOME; words and music by Watson
W. Ayers, arr. by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24865
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268171; W. W. Ayers, Santa
Cruz, Cal.
THERE’S NOBODY LOVES YOU LIKE
MOTHER; words and music by C.
Coleman. New York, Advance pub.
co. [24866
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 11, 1911;
EH 268763; Chas. Coleman, Brooklyn.
THERE’S PLENTY OF ROOM FOR A GIRL;
words and music by Alfred Glover.
[24867
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1911; E 264948; Price & Reynolds,
London.
THERE WAS AN OLD MAN; humorous
part-song, words anon., music by A.
Herbert Brewer; men’s voices. 4to.
(The Orpheus, new series, no. 528.)
[24868
©) Sept.<27, 4911+.-2 ic. Sept. 28,
1911; E 264986; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
THERE WERE SHEPERDS; music by El-
mer Clyde. (Octavo anthems. no.
861) [24869
©). Oc 12-1911 2. ¢. Oc 23, 19k
E 268994; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
THEY CALL ME DUDELSACK; song from
Miss Dudelsack, lyric by Grant
Stewart, music by Rudolph Nelson.
[24870 |
© Sept: 2119141 "2 cy Sept. 22)
1911; EK 264872; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
THEY DON’T SPEAK TO ONE ANOTHER
Now : words by Edgar Selden, music
by Herbert Ingraham, arr. by Eu-
gene Platzmann. [24871
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268908; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
THEY THAT WAIT UPON THE LORD;
response or sentence, music by Ira
B. Wilson. [24872
©- Aug. 31,0 1914: 2. c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266528; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
1435
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ~
24873
THEY THINK I’M NUTTY ON AND OFF;
words and music by Blanche Mer-
rill. [24873
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1911;
E 269095 ; Charles - K. Harris, New
York,
THINKING OF ME; hymn, words by
C. S. Hoover, music by H. Lillenas.
[24874
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267204; Haldor Lillenas, Lompoc,
Cal.
THIRD NOCTURNE IN A FLAT; by J. P.
Kitirsteiner; pf. New York, Kiir-
steiner & Rice. [24875
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 30,
1911; E 266798; Jean Paul Kiirstein-
er, New York
THISTLEDOWN; words by Mery Lilly
Thomas, music by Noel Johnson. 1.
ings 25 eG. [24876
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. each Oct. 17,
1911; EK 267572; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London
THOMAS THE RHYMER; words by W.
Macneile Dixon, music by Arthur
Somervell; vocal and piano. . 4to.
[24877
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 264971; Boosey & co., Lon-
Jon.
THOROUGHBRED; march, two-step, by
H. Englemann, arr. by T. P. and
eo. J. Trinkaus; full mand. orch.
[24878
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Ocx. 4, 1911;
EK 266864; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
TrIOR’S HAMMERSCHWUNG; ged. von
Felix Dahn, musik von Eduard Pilz,
op. 8, fiir mannerchor, 2 trompeten,
‘4 horner, 38 posaunena, tuba u. pau-
ken, mit unterlegten klavier. Par-
titur und chorstimmen. [24879
@© -Sept. 18, 1911) Qe? Oct :9;
19tt: Hy) 267375; EF:
Leipzig.
EK. C. Leuckart,
THOU BLESSED MAN OF GoD; Christmas
song, words by Wm. H. Gardner,
music by Frank EK. Tours; in E flat.
[24880
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Oei. 6, 1911;
EK 266992; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
THOU KNOWEST, LORD; sacred song, by
Shilo Shaffer Myers. (the choir
Vere, nos 10%) [24881
©-Oct. 2Qh1911') 2.) Oct. 12-1911;
HY 268462; Fillmore brotlers co.,
Cincinnati.
—
pt. Ill, B. S., Vv. 6
THOU SHALT SHEW ME THE PATH OF
LIFE; words from Psalm xvi., music
by Percival J. Illsley ; mixed voices.
4to. (Choral album, no. 1038.)
[24882
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c Sept. 29,
1911 2 267217 : Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow.
THOUGHTLESS (THE) cHILD (L’étour-
‘lie) ; gavotte, by André Beroist; pf.
[24883
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 e Oct. 6. 1911;
E 266998; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
THOUGHTS AND DREAMS; waltz, by M.
su. Geer; piano. [24884
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 28, 1911:
EK 269054; Maybell Leanora Geer,
U.S:
THREE FISHERS WENT SAILING; words
by Charles Kingsley, music by A. H.
Behrend; no. 1 in E minor. [24885
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 e. Oct. i1, 1911;
Ei 267447; Keith, Prowse & co., 1td.,
London.
THREE WISE MEN; hymn, words by
Ada Blenkhorn, music by Ira B.
Wilson. [24886
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266529; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
THROUGH ETERNITY WITH YOU; words
and music by H. A. Chapman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24887 |
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
Hi 268232;
quonock, Conn.
THROUGH THE SMOKE OF A TURKISH
CIGARETTE; words and music by L. P.
Specht. [24888
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1911; E 268475;
Lillian Poole Specht, Escanaba,
Mich.
THROUGH THE SUNRISE; -words by
Gunby Hadath, music by Godfrey
Nutting. no. 1 in EH fiat. [24889
© Sept. 26; 1911; 2Z-ewSept. 27
1911; E 264969; Carey & co., Lon-
don
THROUGH WIND AND SPRAY; two part
song, words by Spencer Henry, music
by Edmund Rogers. 4to. (Morley’s
school songs, no. 45.)
1911 :
don.
E 267438; Leonard & co., Lon-
1436
Henry A. Chapman, Po-|
REI SCPSSSNSS'S<S<
[24890 |
© Sept. 30, 1911; 20@" Oct. 118 ||
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
24908
THROW ME UP AND CATCH ME AND DON’T
LET ME FALL; words and music by
Jimmy V. Monaco. [24891
lo oe, 14, 1911» 2. ¢. Oct. 14,
1911; E 268569; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
THROW YOUR ARMS AROUND YOUR
MOTHER FOR IT’S YOUR TURN NOW;
lyric and music by Wilfred Traher.
[24892
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 5, 1911;
E 266940; Wilfred Chas. Traher,
- London, Canada.
THY WORD IS A LANTERN; anthem, by
Ralph Kinder; organ ace. 4to.
[24893
moc sib, 1911: 2: -¢ Oct., 14;
1911; E 268683; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
THYME AND LAVENDER; Six songs, lyrics
by W. Graham Robertson, music by
Frederic Norton. [ 24894
OrOckreG, 1911>- 2° ¢, Oct. 17;
1911; E 267557; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
TIEMPE BELLE ’E NA VOTA; Canzone na-
- politana, versi di Ferd. Russo, mu-
sica di Vincenzo Valente. [24895
Oy Ade 25, 190: 2 e. Oct, 17,
1911; E 267611; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
TreRRA (LA) DEL SOL; revista en un
acto, letra de los Sres. Perrin y
Palacios, musica del Mtro. Rafael
Calleja. [24896
GwOctat02 1941-92 ce. Oct. 11,
1911; D 18977; Casa Dotesio, Ma-
drid.
TIME AND ETERNITY; words by T. G.
Baird, music by Marcella A. Henry.
[24897
© Oct. 1, 1911: 2. t.. Oct, 23,
1911; E 268897; Thomas G. Baird,
La Salle, Ill.
TINKER-BELL; written by Arthur
Stroud, composed by Alf. J. Law-
rance. New York, T. B. Harms.
[24898
Oct 12) 1911-2: ex’ Oet. 12,
1911; E 267468; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
Tip TOP MARCH; by H. Stanley Walser,
op. 99; piano. [24899
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 c Oct. 16, 1911;
Ee 268652; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis,
*TIS OUR FESTAL DAY; processional,
words by Alfred Barrat and J.
Fletcher, music by J. Fletcher. 4to.
(Octavo sacred music, no. 26.)
New York, Robin Ellis. [24900
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268898; Joseph Fletcher, Ridge-
field Park, N. J.
To MY VALENTINE; ballad, words by
Martha Shepard Lippincott, music
by E. H. Bailey; high and low voice.
Decorah, Ia., Marsh music house.
[24901
© Aug. 22, 1911; 1 c. each Aug.
2a, AG =. 1 ¢. each. Oet. 2, Oile 1
262986; B. O. Marsh, Decorah, Ia.
TO-NIGHT’S THE NIGHT; from The never
homes, words by E. Ray Goetz, music
by A. Baldwin Sloane. [24902
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1911;
EH 268792; Charles K. Harris, New
York.
To THE LAND OF MY OWN ROMANCE, I
HAVE A DREAM, BY NIGHT, BY DAY;
from The enchantress, words by
Harry B. Smith, music by Victor
Herbert. [24903
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 17, 1911;
EK 268707; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
—— — hotel orchestra. [24904
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268946; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
To THEE, WALES; words by Owen
Rhoscomyl, music by Joseph Hol-
brooke, op. 47, no. 6; mixed voices.
4to. (Stainer & Bell’s choral library,
no. 58.) [24905
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267349; Stainer & Bell, lItd.,
London.
TO WALTZ WITH YOU; words and music
by S. Philip George. Elizabeth, N. J.
Faber pub. co. [24906
Wu@ets GAIL 2 cr Oct. @ A0lt::
E 267309; Geo. Schmidt, jr., Hliza-
beth, N. J.
To you; music by Marie Beatrice
Gannon; music by William R.
Spence; medium voice in C. [24907
©. Sepi.235 19tt- 2 er Ock.. 12.
1911; E 268484; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
TOMMY THE CAT; words and music by
Otto L. Conrad. 4to. [24908
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 13, 1911;
EH 268551; J. S. Fearis, Chicago.
1437
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24909
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
TONLEITERN UND ACCORDE; von Emil
Sdchting, op. 126, fiir die elemen-
tarstufe im anschluss an des ver-
fassers reform-klavierschule. (Fiinf-
zig klavier-studien, heft 5, no. 1-10.)
[24909
© July 10, 1911; 2 « Sept. 18,
1911; E 264748; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
Tony Caproni; from Revue of revues,
lyric by Harold Atteridge, music by
Melville J. Gideon and Louis A.
Hirsch. [24910
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268947; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
TONY FROM AMERICA; from The Quaker
girl, by Lionel Monckton, arr. by
S. Deshon; song orchestration. 4to.
[24911
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 2, 1911;
EK 267175; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
Top-HAT (THE) THAT MY GRAND-DAD
USED TO WEAR; written and composed
by Geo. A. Stevens and Chas. Ridg-
well. [24912
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2c. Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 267430; B. Feldman & co., London.
TOPOLINO E GATTO; duettino eccentrico,
versi e musica di Oscar Cattedra.
[24913
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1911:
EH 267305; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-
g., Wahbren-Leipzig.
TOTENMARSCH (DER); musik von Wil-
helm Heinemann, op. 24, no. 3, fiir
miainnerchor a_ capella. Partitur.
4to. [24914
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1911;
EK 267747; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
Toys (THE) REBELLION; a Christmas
parlor play for children, words and
music by Edna Randolph Worrell.
[24915
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 11, 1911;
D 18978; March bros., Lebanon, O.
words and music
by M. Myers. Harrisburg, Pa.,
Drumheller bros. [24916
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ce Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268059; Martha Myers, Boiling
Springs, Pa.
TRAITE D’HARMONIE; ultra moderne,
par Louis Villermin. [24917
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267777; Louis Villermin, Paris,
France.
TRAILING ARBUTUS;
TRAVIATA (LA) See VerRpr (G.)
TREUE (DAS) PAAR; ged. von Martin
Greif, musik von Georg Gohler, fiir
miinnerchor. Partitur und _= stim-
men. 4to. Leipzig, C. A. Klemm.
[24918
© Sept. 15, A911; Bie Oct, 21,
1911; H 267735 ; Georg Gohler, Leip-
zig, Germany.
See Blair (Frederick)
TRILLER (THE); march and two-step,
by Whidden and Conrad, arr. by
R. EH. Hildreth; orch. and piano.
4to. [24919
© Oct. 16, 1900 3 2ren@ety 19; 1911;
E 268795 ; Walter Jacobs, Boston.
TRIUMPH (THE) OF PEACE; march and
two step, by Cameron Dawson, arr.
by Mackie-Beyer ; full orchestra.
[24920
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 e Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268662; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
—— ——-military band. 4to. [24921
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268455; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
TRIXIE’S TAXI; words by Percy Petrol,
music by Harold Scott. [24922
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c Sept. 29,
1911; E 267041; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
TRIFLING.
‘'ROVATORE (IL) See Verdi (G.)
T'SCHAIKOWSKI (PETER ILJITCH) Eugen
Oneguin; from P. Tschaikowsky’s
opera. 1. Waltz. 2. Selection, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts; solo and obli-
gato violin. [ 24928, 24924
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266918, 266919; Carl Fischer, New
York.
——waltz; from P. Tschaikowsky’s
serenade for string orch., op. 48, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts; solo and obli-
gato violin. _ [24925
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266912; Carl Fischer, New York.
TULIP-TOWN; words by Paul West,
music by Jos. Santley. [24926
© Oct. 28,1911; 2 e. Oct. 24, 1911;
E 269082; Head music pub. co., New
York.
TUTTO PE’ TE; versi di Rocco Galdieri
(Rambaldo), musica di P. EH. Fonzo.
[24927
© Aug. 23; 191%; 2 c) Oct. 17;
1911; EH 267612; Polyphon-musik-
werke a. g., Wahren-Leipzig.
Ato.
1438
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no. 11, 1911
24946
TUTTO ROSA; versi e musica di G. B. | UBER EIN STUNDLEIN; ged. von Paul
De Curtis. [24928
ieeano 25, 1911: 2 ec. Oct. 14,
1911; E 267516; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
TWENTY YEARS HENCE; words by Wal-
ter Savage Landor, music by Gra-
ham Peel. [24929
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911; E 267042; Chappell & co., itd.,
London.
I'wiILiGHt (THE) HOUR; reverie, by
“Bruce Browning; piano. [24930
© Oct. 24,1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911;
EE 269172; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
Twins; words and music by W. A.
Meincer. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24931
© Oct a, 1911: 2 c. Oct. 10, -1911;
E 268247; W. A. Meincer, Fremont,
O.
"TWIXT YOU AND ME AND THE GATEPOST;
words and music by E A. Hall.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24982
Grsepencoe. 1914+ 2-c¢) Oct: 11,
1911; E 268379; Emma A. Hall,
Westfield, N. Y.
Two (THE) GRENADIERS. See Schu-
mann (R. A.) 4
Two RUBY LIPS; words by Frederick
Edwards, music by Kent Sutton.
[24933
emsepe co, 19t1- 2 e Oct. 14,
1911; H 267489; Leonard & co., Lon-
don.
Two THREE-FOLD AMENS; by Arthur
Davis; mixed voices. [24934
© Oe. 5. 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 267311; City music publishing co.,
St. Louis.
Two TOGETHER; music by Arthur Hart.
mann; in A. [24935
) Oct 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268885; Gamble hinged music ¢Co.,
Chicago.
TYROLIENNE; par Ch. Graziani-Walter,
op. 401, pour piano 4 4 mains.
(Heures joyeuses, no. 4.) [24936
© Aug. 17, 1911; 2c. Sept. 29,
1911; BH 267028; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
TZIGANIA; par Gaston Paulin, op. 148,
pour orchestre, avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. (Des contrates, no. 4.)
[24937
Oc. 14, 1911-2 c. Oct 23,1911:
HK 267769; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
Heyse, musik von Philipp Gretscher,
op. 69, no. 8, fiir dreistimmigen
frauenchor und klavier. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [24938
© July 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911:
E 267243; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
UBER NACHT KOMMT DAS GLUCK; aus
der operette Die hexe, text und
musik von Richard Jager. [24939
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1911; E 264995; Allegro-verlag, Bres-
lau, Germany.
UNCLE SAM; march and two-step; by
F. Henri Klickmann; pf. [24940
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268780; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
UNCLE SAM’S WEDDING; words and mu-
sic by E. V. Perigo. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [24941
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 268143; Effie V. Perigo, Mara-
thon, Ia.
UNCLE SAMYEL WINDS THE YARN; song,
words by [Harriet D. Castle,] music
by [Ira B. Wilson.] [24942
() Sept. 18; 19ft2 2 ¢. ‘Sept. 25,
1911; H 266530; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
UND DIE SONNE MACHTE DEN WEITEN
RITT; ged. von Ernst Moritz Arndt,
musik von Philipp Gretscher, op. 69,
no. 2, fiir dreistimmigen frauenchor
und klavier. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. [24943
©) duly 25; 1914: 2 e. Oct. 4, 191 >
EK 267244; EF. HE. C. Leuckart, Leip-
Zig.
UNDER THE BALCONY; morceau roman-
tique; by Luis G. Jorda; piano.
[24944
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 14, 1911;
EK 267536; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
UNDER THE BLOSSOMS OF THE OLD
CHERRY TREE; words and music by
W. Geisler. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24945
Or Sept 2621910 "2 © Ochs 11,
1911; E 268438; Will Geisler, Chi-
cago.
UNDER THE DREAMING MOON; words by
Jesse G. M. Glick, music by Lulu
Sorensen. [24946
© Och. 14.7 AOA. 2; e?: Oct, a6:
1911; E 268642; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
1439
15976—11——_9
24947
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, 0. s., v.6
UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE.
mann (Liza)
See Leh-
UNDER THE HONEYSUCKLE VINE; words
and music by Ernestine A. Nolte.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24947
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 268238; EH. A. Nolte, Cape Girar-
deau, Mo.
UNDER THE LINDEN (Unter der Linde) ;
waltz, by Paul Zilcher, op. 73, no. 2,
edited by Karl Beuker; piano.
[24948
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268617; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
UNDER THE OLD ELM TREE; words by L.
Derwood Delano, music by Chas. J.
W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [24949
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 11,
1911; EH 268421; Lee D. Delano, Lee,
Me.
UNDER THE SUMMER MOON; words and
music by B. Ritchie. [24950 |
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 c@ Oct. 9, 1911;
FE 268067 ; Ben Ritchie co., inc., New
York.
UNFORGOTTEN ; reverie, by C. H. Roat;
piano. [24951
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ¢: Oct: 16,
1911; H 269129; Chas. H. Roat music
eo., ltd., Battle Creek.
UNITED WE STAND; hymn, words by
[Harriet D. Castle,] music by [Ira
B. Wilson. ] [24952
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 266531. Lorenz pub. co.,
’ Dayton, O.
UNIVERSITY RAG; two-step, by M. A.
White; piano solo. [24953
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1911; E 268508;
Marie A. White, Chicago.
Unto THEE, O LOVING FATHER; duet,
music by Ira B. Wilson; alto and
tenor. [24954
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
EK 268977; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
UNTO US A CHILD IS BORN; hymn, music
by Chas. H. Gabriel; male voice.
[24955
© - Oct. 44, 1911: 2 ce. Oct ) 13,
1911; EK 268536; Hope pub. co., Chi-
cago.
UP IN AN AEROPLANE; words by A. |
Durisch, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, JBL, Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24956
ae Sept. 23, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268125; Austin Durisch, Bridge- |
tee S. D.
UP IN SHANNONDALE;
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[24957 |
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911:
268095 ; Laura .Kirkum, Bath,
Ye
E
N.
UP SIDE DOWN; words by H. T. South-
ern, music by Agatha Cummings |
[24958 |
Southern.
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911:
EH} 268198 ;
cisco.
UrsprunG (DER) DES FEUERS (Ukko |
the fire-maker); nach Kalevala,
deutsche nachdichtung von Alfr. |
Boruttau, English adaptation |
tondichtung |
fiir bariton, minnerchor und orches- |
ter, von Jean Sibelius, op. 32; kla- |
[24959 |
Jal
by Rosa Newmarch,
vierauszug mit text. 4to.
© July 15, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 267068 ;
York.
UsIanuoto (L’),
valtzer, by C. Zeller, arr. by Felice :
De Matteo; clarinet, cornet, trom- |
bone. [24960 |
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1911;
E 267278; O. Pagani & bro..,
York.
VAGABOND (THE) ;
a soldier fall.
VAGABOND SONGS; words by A. Sy-
mons, G. D. Rossette, and R. L.
Stevenson, music by Ernest Bristow
Farrar, op. 10, no. 1-8; baritone
voice and piano. [24961
© Oct: 23) Wohi 2 er Oct. | 23
1911; EK 267785; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London, England.
VALLONIA MARCH; by Will. J. Nichol- |
son, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; military |
band. | [24962
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268663; J. W. Pepper & son, Phil-'
adelphia.
VALSE BEBE; by Gordon H. Bowker
Vessey ; piano solo.
1911; E 264873; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
1440
[24963 |
©. Sept. 21, 1911 ;>.2 ¢ (Sept. 223 |
words by L. |
Kirkum, music by Len Fleming. |
EK. T. Southern, San Fran- |
Breitkopf & Hirtel, New |
£& VINI SUL MAR;
New ||
see Yes! let me like |
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=]
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo. 11,1911
24983
VALSE CAPRICEUSE; par Emilio Russi,
op. 8, pour piano. (Silhouettes, no.
2: [24964
© Sept. 11, 1911; 2c. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 2671138; C. Schmid! & co., Leipzig.
VALSE DECEMBRE; par Felix Godin;
piano. [24965
© Oek. 16, 1911; 2 c Oct. 17, 1911;
E 267573; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew. ltd... London.
VALSE-FANTASIE; by Herman Perlet,
_ Op. 25-)Te. *~ pt. [24966
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1911;
_ HE 266994; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
VALSE FANTASTIQUE; par Felix Cor-
bett, pour piano. [24967
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c Sept. 18,
1911; E 264735; Alfred Lengnick &
co., London.
VALSE HUZZAR; by R. Fitzthomas;
orch. with pf. acc. 4to. [24968
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 23,
1911; E 264911; Raymond Thomp-
son, New York.
VALSE IMPROMPTU; by Luis G. Jorda;
piano. [24969
© Oct.16,1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14,1911;
E 267537; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
—by Guy Lanham; piano. [24970
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 264732; Metzler & co., ltd.,
London.
VALSE LA FIGURO; new round dance,
arr. and composed by James Follit;
piano. [24971
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 28,
1911; E 264992; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
VALSE LENTE. See Delibes (C. P. L.)
VALSE MariE; par Bertha Clinch-
Smith, op. 16, pour piano. [24972
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 267770; Lointier, Nice.
VALSE MINIATURE; by Charles J. Huer-
ter; piano. [24973
© Oct. 16,1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268684; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
VALSE MINIATURE. See Landry (AI-
bert)
VALSE NOBLE; von Emil Kronke, op.
65, fiir pianoforte. (Deutsche
tiinze, no. 4.) [24974
© May 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EH 267376; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
“ig.
VALSES PIQUANTES, NOS. 1-4; by Gra-
ham Peel; piano. [24975
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2c. Sept. 29,
1911; E 2670438; Chappell & co.. ltd.,
London.
VALSETTA. See Boite 4 musique.
VALSETTE IN F; by Nathaniel Irving
Hyatt, op. 18, no: S:. piano: GSix
easy pieces, no. 6.) [24976
© Sept. 28, 19k: (2 e:- Oek.) 12,
1911; E 268485; Oliver Ditson co..
Boston.
VALSETTE IN G; by James H. Rogers:
piano. [24977
©, Oct..3;1911.:-2 ce, Oct. 16, 1911:
HE 268618; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
VAMPIRE (THE) ; overture, by P. Lind-
paintner, arr. by T. H. Rollinson;
full band with conductor. 4to.
[24978
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266910; Carl Fischer, New York.
VANISHED HAPPINESS (Bonheur dis-
paru) ; melodie, by Giulio Gastoldi;
pf. [24979
@iOck. 23; 1914 2.2 e; Oet.123,, 4905: =
EK 267806; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
VARIATIONEN UBER EIN HEBRAISCHES
THEMA, von Emil Frey, op. 1, fiir
klavier. [24980
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
H 26fors= NN. Simrock, 2. m. bh. .;
Berlin.
VABRIATIONEN UBER EIN ORIGINALTHEMA }
von Joseph Haas, op. 31, herausge-
geben von Otto Gauss. (Orgelkon-
zert sammlung, 2. serie, nr. 14.)
[24981
© Aug. 15, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 2, 1911;
E 267086; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
VATER FERUNDSBERG UND DER LANDS-
KNECHT; ged. von Justus Kernstock,
musik von Wilhelm Heinemann, op.
22, no. 8, fiir minnerchor. Partitur
und stimmen. 4to. [24982
© May 18, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267245; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
VATTENNE; versi di L. Bovio, musica
di Franc. Buongiovanni. [24983
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2.¢ Oct. 7, 1911;
E 267306 ; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-g.,
Wahren-Leipzig.
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pt. III, n. s., v. 6
VECARIELLO APPUCUNDROSO; versi di P.
Cinquegrana, musica di Oscar Cat-
tedra. [24984
© Aug. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 7, 1911;
E 267307 ; Polyphon-musikwerke a.-g.,
Wahren-Leipzig.
VEN GOTT VET TZEIGEN WUNDER; march
_ Song, words by B. Tomashefsky,
music by Perlmutter and Wohl;
quartette. [ 24985
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268894; A. Teres, New York.
VENUS; minuet, from Eyes of night,
by W. E. Haesche, op. 33; violin
and piano. [24986
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 24, 1911;
EH 269104; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
VENUS AND ADONIS; duet, from the
comic opera The love mills, werds
by Leslie Stilles, music by L. Hil-
lier. [24987
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 c Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 267317; Louis Hillier, London.
VERA DEAR; valse by Arthur De Blonc;
piano. [24988
© Sept. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 19,
1911; E 264794; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) I] trovatore; from
Verdi’s opera, grand Selection, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts; full orch. with
solo and obligato violin and pf.
[24989
© Aug: 24, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
EH 266908; Carl Fischer, New York.
La ‘fraviata; fantasia by G.
Verdi, arr. by Chas J. Roberts; solo
and obligato violin. [24990
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
BH 266909; Carl Fischer, New York.
VERGISSMEINNICHT (DAs); ged. von
Mathilde Walker, musik von Hugen
Klee, op. 28; miunnerchore. 4to.
[24991
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
EK 266911; Carl Fischer, New York.
VERLIEBTE (DER) UND DIE TURTEL-
TAUBE; ged. von Fr. Riickert, musik
von Richard Wetz, op. 25, no. 5, ftir
hohe stimme. [24992
© July 4, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18, 1911;
E 264769; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
VERRAT; ged. von Alexander Kauf-
mann, musik von Eduard Pilz, op.
17, fiir drei frauenstimmen, oder
chor, und piano. 4to. (Zwei ge-
Singe, no. 2.) [24993
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267377; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
VERSUCHUNG; ged. von W. Goethe,
musik von Richard Wetz, op. 25,
no. 1, fiir hohe stimme. [24994
© July 4, 1911; 2c. Sept. 18, 1911;
EH 264770; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
VERVEINE; valse, by Robert Cox; pf. .
[24995
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267194; Metzler & co., 1td., London.
VERZAGEN ; ged. von Jul. Gersdorff, mu-
sik von Heinrich Sickinger, op. 23,
fiir gemischten chor. Partitur. 4to.
[24996
© July 29, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 21,1911;
EK 267748; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
VESPER (O light everlasting); by A.
Storr; mixed voices. (Novello’s
parish choir book, no. 859.) [24997
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c Oct. 16, 1911;
EH 267541; Novello & co., ltd., London.
VESPER HYMN; by John Ireland; mixed i
voices. [24998 |
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 18,
1911; K 264788; John Ireland, Brigh-
ton, England.
VESPERAE DEFUNCTORUM (Vespers for .
the dead) ; Gregorian chant, Vatican 4
edition, harmonized by J. Singen-
berger. 4to. [24999
© Sept. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 5, 1911;
E 266941; John Singenberger, St.
Francis, Wis.
VESPRI DI TUTTO L’ ANNO; a due voci,
per coro doppio alternato con ace.
@organo od armonio di Adolfo Do-
nati. [25000 |
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911; |
H 267414; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
VICINO A TTE; canzone popolare, versi
di Pasquale Cinquegrana, musica di
Giuseppe de Gregorio. [25001
© Aug.’ 23, 179i 2c Oe. 148
1911; E 267517; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig. —
VICTOR DANCE FOLIO, NO. 5; by various
composers; pf. [25002
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 6, 1911;
E 266963; Leo Feist, New York.
VIERLANDER (DIE) ERDBEERMADCHEN;
reigen mit gesang u. tanz, ftir 4
junge damen, musik von W. Barth-
Erlensteg. (Tanzauffiihrungen, no.
3.) [25003 |
© Aug. 5, 1911; 2c. Sept. 22,1911; |
E 264896; Gustav Richter theater-
verlag, Leipzig.
1442
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
VILLAGE (THE) BLACKSMITH (Der
-dorfschmied); cantata, poem by
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Ger-
man translation by Alice Mattul-
lath, music by William H. Haesche,
op. 34; male chorus and tenor solo
with piano ace. 4to. [ 25004
er oc. 16, 1911; 2° ¢. Oct. 17,
1911; E 268708; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
VILLAGE (A) HOLIDAY (Ein festtag im
dorfe) ; by R. Krentzlin, op. 19, no.
“1; piano. [25005
© May 17, 1905; 2 c« Sept. 14,
oa hy) 267126; AH. R. Krentzlin,
Berlin.
VINDOBONA; march, by Karl Komzak,
arr. bv Paul Henneberg; full orch.
and pf. [25006
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266921; Carl Fischer, New York.
(THE); by W. C. Powell;
(Flower land, no. 1456.)
| [25007
| © Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16,
— 1911; E 268636; McKinley music co.,
Chicago.
VIOLET
piano.
Vision; by Josef Rheinberger, op. 156,
no. 5, arr. by A. W. Kramer; string
orchestra; score and parts. [25008
| © Oct: 10, 1911; 2c. Oct. “11,
1911; H 268282; G. Schirmer, New
York.
—— slavische weise, von Eduard Wal-
ter, op. 47, fiir violine und piano.
[25009
| © May 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
| H 267246; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
|—— words by M. Anderson, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25010
| ©),Oet,.3, 1911+ 2c. Oct..10, 1911;
E 268239; Minnie Anderson, Perry-
opolis, Pa.
|
Vision (A) OF PARADISE; meditation,
by a Sister of St. Joseph; piano.
[25011
Owoct. 24. 1911s. 2) -e Oct.) 25,
1911; E 269173; Frank K. Root &
| e@o., Chicago.
VISIONES DE HspaNa; esquisse espa-
| gnole, par Frédéric Sali, pour orches-
tre, avec piano-conducteur. 4to.
[25012
© Oct) 15751911: 12) @. Oct23871911 :
EK 267772; EF. Sali, Paris.
25021
VISIONS; réverie par Ch. Graziani-
Walter, op. 401, pour piano a 4
mains. (Heures joyeuses, no. 1.)
[25013
© Aug. 17, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 29,
1911; E 267029; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
Visit (A) FROM THE SEA} two-part
Song, words by R. L. Steverson, mu-
sic by Charles Wood; treble voices.
4to. (The year book press, no. 51.)
[25014
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 18,
1911; E 264736; Year book press,
London.
VISITORS; words by Helen Hay Whit-
ney, music by F. W. Fleer; medium
voice. Pittsburgh, W. H. Witt mu-
Sic CO. [25015
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2¢ Oct 14, 1911;
E 268560; F. Wm. Fleer, Pittsburgh.
VITA ARTISTICA; march, by Vincenzo
Speciale; 2 mandolins and guitar.
[25016
© Aug. 26, 1911; 2c. Oct 2, 1911;
E 267063; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
VITTADINI (FRANCO) Sei pevzi, facili
e caratteristici; di F. Vittadini, op.
17, ver organo o harmonium. obi.
8vo. [25017
©F Aue, 22-4191 ts82 &- Oct: 21,
1911; EH 267694; Centemevi, Monza,
Italy.
Viv TAL JOrAs. quick. march, bys 2:
Marquina, arr by J. Ord Hume;
pand. 4to. (Boosey’s march jour-
nal, no. 231.) [25018
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 e. Sept. 9, 1911;
ii 264548; Boosey & co., London.
—— Spanish march, by P. Marquina,
arr. by W. H. Myddleton; orchestra.
4to. (Boosey’s orchestra! journal,
no. 141.) [25019
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2c. Sept. 9, 1911;
{ 264547; Boosey & co., Loi-don.
VOCE ’E MAGGIO; canzone-duetto, versi
41 P. Cinquegrana, musica di Rodol-
fo Falvo. [ 25020
Or Aus: 723.1912 er Oct..1,
1911; E 267618; Polyphu.-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
VOICES OF THE SKY; hymn, words by
Alice J. Cleator, music by Chas. H.
‘Sabriel. [25021
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2c Oct. 13, 1917;
E 2685387 ; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
1443
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25022
pt. Im M/s), v.'6
Vow (THE) SINCERE; waltz by George
M. Whitehouse; piano. [25022
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 « Sept. 18,
1911; E 264738; Regent music pub.
?0., London.
VOYAGE (THE) oF LiFe: hymr:. words
by Agnes, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25023
© ~Sept. 23; 1911; 2. ce Oct. 9;
1911; EH 268118; W. A. Van Gorder,
Sayre, Pa...
VYLET PANA BrouGKA; pf¥edehra k
Samberkové lidové hie, slozil Karel
Kovafrovic; harmoniemusik. 4to.
[25024
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1911;
EH 267714; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
WAGNER (RICHARD) Am stillen herd;
aus Die meistersinger von Nitirnberg,
by R. Wagner, arr. by Reginald Goss-
Custard for organ. [25025
© Sept. 12, 1911; 2 ¢c. Sept. 26,
1911; E 264956; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
Lohengrin; from R. Wagner’s
opera, selection by Theo. Moses, op.
171, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; solo
and obligato violin. [25026
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ce Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266890; Carl Fischer, New York.
-—— Mastersingers (The) of Nurem-
berg; complete vocal score by Otto
Singer, English translation by Ernest
Newman, music by R. Wagner.
[25027
© Oct: 1, 1911; 2°c. Get. 211911;
D 18988; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York.
Parsifal; vorspiel aus der oper
von R. Wagner, bearb. von Th.
Grawert, fiir kavalleriemusik. (Aus-
gewihlte werke, fiir militir orches-
ter, no. 19.) [25028
© Aus) 22) m9id: "2c Senin. 20,
1911; E 264825; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
WAITING; words by Geo. Lee, music
by Charlie Manny. [25029
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 268873; Sunlight music co., Chi-
cago.
WAITING AT THE BALL GAME; words by
E. M. Johnson, music by Willy Wag-
ner. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [250380
©) ‘Sept. 26, 191i.) 2c (Octe 11,
1911; E 2683820; Emma M. Johnson,
Okemos, Mich.
WAITING UP FoR SANTA; hymn, words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [25031
© Sept. 16, 1911; 2 &© Sept. 25,
1911; HE 266532; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
WAKE UP NATION, DON’T BE DREAMING;
words and music by N. M. Richard-
son. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [25032
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268161; Nancy M. Richardson,
Los Angeles.
WALNUT HILLS; march, by F. Henri
Klickmann ; piano. 125033
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 14, anon lake
EH 268590 ; McKinley music Co., Chi-
cago.
WaALtz. See Tschaikowski (P. I.)
WALTZ IN C; by Frank Jephson; pf.
(Five pieces, no. 4) [25084
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 c Oct. 4, 1911:
EH 267191; Jos. Williams, ltd., Lon-
don.
WALTZ OLIVETTE; by Francis A. Myers,
op. 17; band. 4to.
© Oct. 19,1911; 2 ce Oct.18, 1911;
Bee Ele C. Miller, Parkersburg,
a
WauzeR. See Brahms (J.)
WALZER-REIGEN; aus der
von Dohnanyi, op. 18, fiir orchester.
Partitur und stimmen.
tainze, no. 2.)
© July 24, 1911; 2c. Oct. 26, 1911:
(Stticke und |
[25036
[25035 |
pantomime |
Der schleier der Pierrette, von Ernst |
E 267888; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern- |
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
WALZER AUS DER OPER FAUST.
Gounod (C. F.)
WANDERLIED; in musik gesetzt von
Rudolf-Heyne, op. 41; 1. Ftir frau-
enchor. 2. Fiir gemischten chor. 3.
Fur mannerchor. Partitur & stim- ,
men. 4to. [25037-25039
© Aug. 14, 1911; 2 ce. each Oct. 9,
1911; FE 268010-268012; Conrad
Glase1, Leipzig.
See
WARD (FRANK H.) Prelude and fugue, i,
no. 1 and meditation, no. 2; by F. HE. |
Ward, op. 16, edited by Otto Gauss.
(Orgelkonzert sammlung, 38. serie,
ming 22) [25040
© Aug. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 2, 1911;
EK 267081; A. Coppenrath’s verlag
(H. Pawelek), Ratisbon, Germany.
1444
MUSICAL
wo. 11,1911
COMPOSITIONS ’
25058
Warm (THE) IRISH HEART; words by
W. il. Meek, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25041
(Sep. Zo, 1911; 2c Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268111; W. H. Meek, Robinette, Or.
Wakreiok (A) BOLD.
like a soldier fall.
See Yes; let me
WASH DAY; rag two step, by Charles
Goeddel; piano. [25042
Oct 14-4911; 1G: Oct. 12,1911;
“1 e. Oct. 17, 1911; E 268701; Panella
and Murray music pub. co., Pitts-
- burgh.
WATER-LILY WALTZ; by Henri Lavalle;
piano. [25043
© Oct. 24,1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911;
HE} 269174; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
WAVE OLD GLORY; words and music by
J. N. Whybark. [25044
© Oct. 20,1911; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1911;
E 262088; Joseph N. Whybark, Los
Angeles.
WAVES GENTLY LAPPING.
ven (L. van)
See Beetho-
WAVES OF THE DANUBE (Donauwel-
len); waltz by Ivanovici, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau; full band. 4to.
[25045
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266918; Carl Fischer, New York.
WAY DOWN IN ALABAMA; lyric by
Bernard Grossman, music by Jack
D. Richmond. [25046
) Oet As, 1911 ; 2.c. Oct: 19, 19171 ;
E 268803; Newton B. Heims, Hart-
ford.
Way (THE) TO SUCCEED; two-part
song, words by Norman Macleod,
music by C. Hubert H. Parry; treble
voices. 4to. [25047
© Sept. 9, 1911; 2 ec Sept. 11,
1911; E 264560; Year book press,
London.
WE ARE AMERICANS; words and music
Dyedere. Ee Taylor.., New... York,
Frank Harding. [25048
© Oci. 9, 1911; 2-e. Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 268182; Julia L. Hammond Tay-
lor, New York.
WE ARE OUT FOR MANUEL; march song,
from The monarch and the maid,
words by D. K. Stevens, music by
Dan J. Sullivan. [25049
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 268828; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WE MIGHT HAVE BEEN FRIENDS; words
and music by C. W. Lee. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25050
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911:
E 268134; C. W. Lee, Birmingham,
Ala.
WE THANK you; hymn, words by Geo.
Archibald Palmer, music by Karl K.
Lorenz. [25951
©Oct.'6; 1911 >.2 e Oct. 23; 1911 ;
E 268999; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton. O.
WE WELCOME YOU TOO; hymn, words
by Geo. Archibald Palmer, music by
Karl L. Lorenz. [25052
© Oci.-6, 191 2c. Oct. 23, 15ia
E 268997 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
WEBSTER’S FUNERAL MARCH. See Bee-
thoven (L. van)
WEDDING BELLS; by J. S. Fearis;
piano. [25053
G) Oct: 24, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1914 ;
E 269175; Frank K. Root & Co.,
Chicago.
—— words by A. Carlin, music by T-en
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25054
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268110; Adah M. Carlin, Bellevue,
Pa:
WEDDING (THE) IN THE MOON; words
and music by Bert Lee and Alf. J.
Lawrance. [25055
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1911; E 264949; Price & Reynolds,
London.
WEIHE (DIE) DER NACHT; ged. von
Fr. Hebbel, musik von Max Reger,
op. 119, fiir altsolo und mi&nnerchor,
mit klavier. Partitur u. chorstim-
men. [25056
©: duly id, 190" 2 oe Aue ds
1911; EK 267136; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
WEINACHTS LOB; eine weihnachts litur-
gie von HE. S. Lorenz und anderen.
Svo. [25057
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
EK 268988; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
WEISST DU’S NOCH; ged. von Anna Rit-
ter, musik von Wilh. Gossler, op. 22,
fiir minnerchor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. [25058
© July 25, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 4, 1911;
HE 267247; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
1445
25059
CATALOGUE UF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ©
pt. 111, n. s., v.6
WEIT UBER DEM MEERE; ged. von
Thomas Moore, musik von Max
Bruch, op. 86, fiir 5 stimmig ge-
misechten chor. Partitur. Ato.
(Sechs lieder, no. 6.) [25059
© Aug. 23.19 2c: 1Ochwet.
1911; EH 267749; MHeinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
WEITER GEHT’S UND IMMER WEITER;
ged. von Theodor Storm, musik yon
Richard Mandl. (Drei gesinge,
no. 1.) [25060
© May 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
EH} 267378; F. EH. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
WELCH’ EINE LIEBE HAT UNS DER VATER
ERZEIGET; weihnachtskantate, von
Hermann Stein; gemischten chor
und soli mit orgelbegleitung. 4to.
[25061
© Sept. 22, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 23,
1911; EH 264909; A. Bendel, Reading,
Pa.
WELLENSPIEL; von Rudolph Ganz, op.
14, no. 1, ftir klavier. [25062
© July 7, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 29,
1911; E 2670283; Ries & Erler, Ber-
lin.
WELT ADE, ICH BIN DEIN MUDE; kKan-
tate, musik von Hermann Ernst
Koch, fiir solo-sopran, chor, streich-
orchester, oboen und orgel. Parti-
tur und chorstimmen. [25063
© July 25, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
HH 267379; F. EH. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
WHAT DANE-GELD MEANS; poem by
Rudyard Kipling, music by Edw.
German; in G. [25064
© ‘Sept. 23) 191 2- « Octy 4
1911; EH 267198; Metzler & co., ltd.,
London.
WHAT DO WE CARE ABOUT THE WEATHER;
words and music by John A. Glover-
Kind. [25065
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 26,
1911; EH 264950; Price & Reynolds,
London.
WHAT IS LIFE WITHOUT YOU, DEAR;
words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Melville J. Gideon, arr. by Harry L.
Alford. [25066
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
H) 268566; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
WHAT SHALL [ DO WITH JESUS; hymn
anthem, duet, edited by Elisha A.
Hoffman, musie by Arthur W. Nel-
son. (Music monthly, a journal of
song, vol. 11, no. 2.) [25067
© Sept. % 1911; 2 ea Seper2s;
1911; EK 266928; EK. A. Hoffman,
Cabery, I11.
WHEELER (H. O.) JENKIN’S BEGINNER’S
ORCHESTRA BOOK AND INSTRUCTOR.
17 v. 4to. Basso.—Cello.—Drums.—
EK alto.—Eb tuba.—Flute.—Piano.—
Solo B_ clarinet.—Trombone bass |
clef.—Trombone treble clef.—Viola.—
dst 8 cornet.—l1st clarinet.—Iist .
violin or mandolin.—2nd cornet.— |
2nd mandolin.—2nd violin. [25668
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 @ each Oct. 5,
1911; A 2987381; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas City, Mo.
WHEN; words by J. A. Peehl, music
by Len Fleming. Washington, H. }
Kirkus Dugdale co. [25069
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911; |
H 268262; J. A. Peehl, Wheaton, III.
WHEN CLEOPATRA DANCED SALOME ON
THE RIVER NILE; words and music
by E. T. Emery. [25070
© 1c Oct. 9, 1911; BE 268086;
Edwin T. Emery, San Francisco.
WHEN COLUMBINE DANCES; by Henry |
Weyts; piano. [25071
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2¢. Oct. 4, 1911; |
E 267177; Willis music ¢co., Cincin- |
nati.
WHEN FIRST I CAME TO WoO; triolet, ||
words by J. T. Scull, musie by
©. Hugo Grimm; low voice. [25072 |
©. Oct. 12, 1914; 2°¢ Oct. 12, 191157 )}
E 268500; John Church co., Cincin- |
nati. |
WHEN GRANDMAMMA WAS QUITE A LIT- |
TLE GIRL; words by Graham Squiers, |
music by Guy Jones. [25073 |
©. Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 26, |
1911; E 264951; Price & Reynolds,
London.
WHEN I AM DEAD; poem by Christina
Georgina Rossetti, music by W. L.
Wilscn. Baltimore, G. Fred Kranz
music co. [25074
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c Sept. 30,
1911; E 266741; Wm. Llewellyn
Wilson, Baltimore.
WHEN I DREAM OF HOME AND MOTHER—
AND OF you; words by Beth Slater
Wilson, music by Edward Stanley.
[25075
© Oct. 20,1911; 2 e. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268781; McKinley music co., Chi- |
eago.
WHEN I DREAM OF YOU SWEETHEART;
words by Doc. Reilly, music by
J. B[arbour] Veil. [25076
©. Oct. 3, 1911.3 Bue Oer4, AST;
E 266850; Newton B. Heims, Hart-
ford, Conn.
1446
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1912
25093
WHEN I GET MYSELF ALL ALONE; words
and music by Wm. Jerome, arr. by
[Alfred J. Doyle.] [25077
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 7, 1911;
E 268036; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
WHEN I’M TEASING YoU; words and
music by Sherman L. Jones. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25078
fer sept. 26, 1911: 2 ec. Oct. 11,
1911; E 268898; S. L. Jones, New
. Orleans.
WHEN I’M THINKING, WHEN I’M THINE-
-ING OF THEE; words and music by
J. Wilson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25079
@usevt 26, 1911; 2 e.. Oct: 11,
1911; E 268355; Jno. Wilson, Tofino,
BoC.
WHEN I MAKE MY JOURNEY TO MARS;
words and music by M. Bowley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25080
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 11,
1911; H 268412; M. Bowley, Ban-
gor, Me.
WHEN ICICLES HANG BY THE WALL.
See Lehmann (Liza)
WHEN KATIE WORE A HOBBLE SKIRT
ALONG WITH ROLLER SKATES; words
and music by Ray W. Knowlton.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25081
fOomsept. 20, 191f- 2 c& Oct. 11,
1911; E 2683888; R. W. Knowlton,
Wellsboro, Pa.
WHEN LIFE’S SUN IS SETTING; words
by Harry Marlow, music by Jas. W.
Tate. [25082
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 267432; B. Feldman & co., London.
WHEN LOVE FLIES IN THE WINDOW
(HEv’ry thing flies out); from The
Wall street girl, words by Hapgood
Burt, musie by Karl Hoschna.
[25083
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268643; M. Witmark & sons, New
ork.
WHEN LOVE IS DONE. See Krebs (T. L.)
WHEN RAGTIME ROSIE RAGGED THE
ROSARY; words by Edgar Leslie, mu-
Sic by Lewis F. Muir, arr. by Al
Doyle. [25084
©. Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 16, 1911:
E 268622; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York.
WHEN ROSES WAKE; words by Alfred
Hyatt, music by Fred Kelley. [25085
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 20, 1911;
EK 267668; Augener, ltd., London.
WHEN SCHOOL DAYS COMES TO TOWN;
words and music by Herman Tim-
berg. [25086
©) Oct, 5)1911) 5) 2-e.1Oet.-6; A911:
E 266965; Leo Feist, New York.
WHEN SHE’S OLD ENOUGH TO MARRY;
words by Joe Goodwin, music by
Geo. W. Meyer. [25087
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268664; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York.
WHEN TEDDY GOES BACK; words and
music by The Joneses, arr. by Len
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25088
©s Sept, -26; 7911 - 2) es Oct. 1a.
1911; E 268419; T. E. Jones, Tur-
ner, Kans.
WHEN THE BELLS OF CHRISTMAS RINGS;
hymn words by Edith S. Tillotson,
musie by Chas. H. Gabriel. [25089
©) Ock 111911: 2 ce Oct. 189i
E 268538 ; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
WHEN THE COLUMBINE IS BLOOMING,
SWEETHEART MINE; words and music
by Mrs. M. E. Robertson. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25090
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268208; Mrs. M. E. Robertson,
Denver.
WHEN THE DANCE IS DONE; words and
musie by Arthur Revington Smith.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25091
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 268103; A. R. Smith, Platteville,
Wis.
WHEN THE DRUMS BEGIN TO ROLL;
words by Arthur C. Findon, music
by Herman HE. Darewski, jr.
[25092
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 2674381; B. Feldman & co., London.
WHEN THE FLOWERS IN THE SPRING-
TIME BLOOM; words and music by
A. L. Blackmer. Vashington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [250938
@G) Sept: 26) 1911? 2 «¢ Octal
1911; E 268257; A. L. Blackmer,
Peterson, Ia.
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pt. 17, ..s., v.6. YF
WHEN THE IVY LEAViS ARE TURNING
RED AND THE OAK LEAVES ARE TURN-
iNG BROWN; words and mus¢ by W.
E. Merrill. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25094
© Sept: 26, 19 2") Oct.
71911; E 2684384; Walter E Merrill,
Irving, Kan.
WHEN THE MOCKING BIPDS AKE SINGING
SWEETHEART NELL; words by Mary
W. Curry, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25095
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2c Oct. 10, 1911;
EH 268216; Mrs. Louis Curry, Grand
Island, Neb.
WHEN THE ROBINS SING; words by J.
McKee, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25096
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2¢ Oct. 9.1911;
E 268126; Jas. McKee, Bridgeton,
N. J.
WHEN THE ROSES BLJOUM UNDER THE
SHINING MOON; words and music by
E.. Corbeet. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25097
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Oc'. 9, 1911;
E 268170; Frank Corbeet, Mil-
waukee.
WHEN THE SUN IS SIOWLY SINKING
0’ER MY OLD OHIO HOME; wcerds and
music by George Mack. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdaie co [25098
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268175; Harlan Spitle: Bloom-
ville, O.
WHEN THE SUN SEEMS HIDD¥N; words
oy Marie Moore, musie by F. W.
Fleer. [25099
Get; 19) 190d 2 c) Oect: 20,
1911; H 268840; EF. William Fleer,
Pittsburg.
WHEN THE TWiLIGHT SHADOWS DEEPEN ;
words and music by BH. M. Goldup.
Washingotn, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25100
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268199; Edith M. Goldup, Selkirk,
INES.
WHEN THERE’S NO LIGHT A‘ AIL; in
Over the river, words and music by
John L. Golden. [25101
©. Oct: 20; 1911 ;) 2) & Oct. 20,
1911; E 268849; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunte r, New York.
WHEN YOU'RE AWAY; words by F. D.
Brewer, music by F. Francis Smith.
[25102
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 @ Sept. 30,
1911; E 260717; Brewer & Smith,
Philadelphia.
WHEN YOU’RE IN LOVE WITH SOMEONE
WHO’S NOT IN LOVE Wil'H YGU; words
and music by Kendis and Paley.
[25103
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 ce Oct 4, 1911;
KH 2668388; Shapiro musi pub. co.,
New York.
WHEN YOU WERE A GIRL AND I WAS.A
BOY; words and music by Alb. H:
Fitz, arr. by Homer Tourjée. [25104
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 @ Oct. 11, 1911;
EK 269077; Homer Tourjée co., Los
Angeles.
WHERE IS HE; hymn, words by Geo.
O. Webster, music by Karl K.
Lorenz. [25105
© Sept. 8, 1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 25,
1911; E 266533; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
WHERE’S THE OTHER LITTLE GIRL; words
by George Arthurs, music by Her-
mann EK. Darewski, jr. [25106
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Sept. 26,
1911; HE 264961; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
WHERE THE SWANEE RIVER FLOWS ITS
WAY; words and music by Hally
Preston. [25107
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c Oct. 9, 1911;
I 268697; Maurice Shapiro, New
York.
WHERE VIOLETS GROW; words by Har-
old Simpson, music by Dorothy For-
ster. [25108
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
Hi 267485 ; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
WHILE WE OUR OFFERING BRING (Dein
angesicht) ; offertory, words by Wm.
J. ©. Thiel, tr. by H. Brodt, music by
Samuel W. fete medium voice.
[25109
ae Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1911;
EK 268915; Geo. Fr. Rosche, Chicago.
WuIMs; by Stepan Hsipoff; pf. (Five
melodious sketches in etude form,
without octaves, no. 4.) [25110
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ¢c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 2649382; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London.
WHIMSICAL; polka de salon, by Henry
Weyts; pf. [25111
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267203; Willis music ¢o., Cincin-
nati.
1448
WHITE FEATHER;
(
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
25180
WHIP-POOR-WILL (THE); words by F.
Cale, music by Al. Newton. New
York, F. B. Haviland pub. co. [25112
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268666; Fannie Cale, William,
W. Va.
WHIRLWIND (THE); tarantella, by
Henry Weyts; piano. [25415
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267176; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
WHISPERED (THE) SONG; words by
_John Kendrick Bangs, music by Car-
rie Bullard, high voice in D. [25114
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c Sept. 29,
1911; E 266689; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
WHISPERING LEAVES; waltz, by F. R.
Kimball; piano. [25115
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2c. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268591; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago.
_ WHISPERING WINDS; by Stepan HEsipoff ;
pf. (Five melodious sketches in
etude form, without octaves, no. 2.)
[25116
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; E 264933; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
WHITE FAWN; words by ‘Theo. A.
Kautz, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25117
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ¢c. Oct. 11,
1911; EK 268344; Theo. Kautz, George-
town, Wash.
an Indian croon,
words and music by Lyle Weaver
Sparks. [25118
Oct. 11, 1914: Qe. Oct) 9,.1911 ;
EH 268088; Johnson pub. co., Kansas
City, Mo.
WHO ARE THESE LIKE STARS APPEARING;
hymn-anthem for All Saints’ day,
words from the German by Frances
E. Cox, composed by Richard Red-
head; mixed voices. 4to. [25119
©) Oct; 21, 1911: 2 e. Oct. 23, 1911 ;
E 267813; Novello & co., ltd., London.
WHO KNOWS; by Ernest R. Ball; vocal
orchestra, key of B flat. [25120
© Oct. 10; 1911; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1911;
EK 268277; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WHY DON’T YOU WRITE A LETTER HOME;
words and music by F. Tinkham.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25121
Se) Sept: 26-1918: -2) Go Oets 14,
1911; E 268358; Frank Tinkham,
New Duluth, Minn.
WHY DOST THOU NOT LOVE JESUS;
words and music by Elisha A. Heff-
man. (Music monthly, a journal of
song, vol. 11, no. 2.) [25122
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c Oct. 4, 1911;
EH 266929; E. A. Hoffman, Cabery,
Til.
WIEGENLIED; ged. von C. Brentano,
musik von Richard Wetz, op. 25. no.
2, fiir hohe stimme. [25123
© July “4198 2c: “Sept. 1S)
1911; E 264771; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
WIESE (EINE) VOLL WEISSER MAR-
GUERITEN; ged. von Frida Schanz,
musik von Ernst Heuser, op. 73, no.
1, ftir minnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [25124
© July 25, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 4, 1911;
EH 267248; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
WILL SOME ONE NAME MY NATIONAL-
ITY; words and music by Annie
Kent, arr. by [Herman Shultz].
[25125
© 1 e¢. Oct. 6, 1911; BE 266974;
Nellie Nichols, Toledo, Ohio.
WILL THE OLD HOME LOOK THE SAME;
words by Wm. C. Franke, music by
Bert Murphy. [25126
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2c. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269134; Eastman & Murphy, Bos-
ton.
WILL YOU LOVE ME WHEN THE SWEET
JUNE DAYS ARE O’ER; words and
music by Mrs. W. E. Olin, arr. by
Len Fleming. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [25127
©: Oct. 3, 1911 2c. Oek, 10, 191t-
E 268248; Mrs. W. E. Olin, Green-
ville, Pa.
WILL YoU TRUST HIM; words and
music by M. E. Griffith. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25128
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 10, 1911;
EK 268242; Margaret E. Griffith,
Philadelphia.
WILLI UND CILLI; lied aus Die nucht
von Berlin, ged. von Julius Freund,
musik yon Victor Hollaender. 1.
Gesang u. klavier. 2. Walzerlied
fiir klavier. [ 25129, 25130
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 2,
1911; E 267150, 267151; Ed. Bote &
G. Beck, Berlin.
1449
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pt. III, 0. s., v.6
WILLIAM TELL. See Rossini (G. A.)
WILLIAMS (J. J.) Four studies for the
clarinet; by J. J. Williams, revised,
fingered and exemplified by Geo. A.
Clinton. [25181
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 5, 1911;
EH 267209; Boosey & co., London.
WILL’S DREAM OF THE FARM; waltz, by
M. R. Blakey; piano. [28132
© Oct. 20). 1911-2.) Ock 23,
1911; E 269064; Mattie Ray Blakey,
Canmer, Ky.
WILSON (CHRISTOPHER) ‘Three duets
and a song; words by Edw. Knob-
lauch, music by Christopher Wilson.
1. The meeting, duet. 2. Desire,
duet. 38. Attainment, duei. 4. The
harim song. [25133
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c« Oct. 14,
1911; E 267488; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd., London.
Witson (Ira B.) Melody; by I. B.
Wilson; organ. [25134
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Sept. 25,
1911; EH 266504; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
WILSON’S SECULAR QUARTETS FOR
WOMEN’S VOICES, by Ira B. Wilson
and others. 4to. [25185
@? Sept. 29, 1914-12" es Oct) 23,
1911; E 269089; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
WINDS OF MEMORY; words by Mar-
garette Marsh Foulston, music by J.
R. Church. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [ 25136.
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 11,
1911; E 268442; D. G. Church,
Mesilla Park, N. M.
WINSOME FAIRY; words and music by
C. Webb-Ingram. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [25137
@ Sept. 23; L9td-" 2) es Oct. 9;
1911; E 2681388; Cordie Webb-In-
gram, Roxton, Tex.
Wiosna; humoreske, von Eduard Wai-
ter, op. 48, fiir violine und piano.
‘ [251388
© May 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
HY 2672495" hs ESC.” dueuckart,
Leipzig.
WIR TANZEN DURCHS LEBEN; posse mit
gesang und tanz in einem vorspiel
und zwei akten von Hans Gaus und
Dora Duncker, musik von Martin
Knopf, klavierauszug mit text.
[25139
© Aue, 215) Wott 2s cer Oeuy, 21,
1911; D 18982; Hrnst Eulenburg,
Leipzig.
WIRELESS (THE) KISS; words by G.
Wilcox Le Van, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir- |
kus Dugdale co. — [25140 |
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 268164; Gertrude Le Van, Tesla,
Cal.
WISHBON (THE); words by N. H. Hur-
ford, music by Jac. Bretague. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25141
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 11, 1911;
E 268865; N. H. Hurferd, Los
Angeles,
WITCHES DANCE; by Fleta Jan Brown;
piano. — [25142
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911;
EH 268653; Thiebes piano co., St.
Louis.
WITH ALL MY HEART; words by Hd-
ward Oxenford, music by Walter
Harnshawe, in C. [251438
© Sept. 27, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 28,
1911; E 264987; Novelle & co., Itd.,
London.
WITH HIS LITTLE CANE AND SATCHEL
IN HIS HAND; words by William
Jerome, music by Harry Von Til-
zer. [25144
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2c. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 268567; Harry Von Tilzer music
pub. co., New York.
WITH YOU BESIDE ME; words and music
by H. Erling. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [25145
© Sept. 23, 19> Ziey@ci. oO. 1911;
E 268100; Helen Erling, Saranac
Lake, N. Y.
WizARD’s (THE) SPELL; entr’acte, char-
acteristic piece, by J. Openshaw; pf.
London, Larg & sons. [25146
© Sept. 7% 19112 ce Were, LOT
FE 267809; John Openshaw, South-
ridge Manor, Streatley, Reading,
England.
WoNDERFUL (THE) JESUS; hymn,
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by S. B. Jackson. [25147
© Oct.11, 1914 F27esOcr is, Ott;
E 268539; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
WONDERFUL SONG THE ANGELS SANG;
music by E. K. Heyser. (Octavo
anthems, no. 869.) [25148
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911 ;
E 268982; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
1450
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no. 11, 1911
25168
WONDERING; words by Ben F. Reese,
music by Dave HE. Hopkins. [25149
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267340; Dave E. Hopkins, New
Castle, Pa.
WoNn’rt THAT DO; words by R. Musick,
music by Ray Willis. New York.
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [25150
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 c« Sept. 30,
1911; E 266726; Ray Musick, De-
eatur, Ill.
WON'T YOU BE MY DAISY; words by
“Lena Wells, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
“Dugdale co. [25151
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
HE 268162 ; L. Wells, Eureka.
WON'T YOU BE MY LITTLE GIRL; song,
words by [Harriet D. Castle], music
by [Ira B. Wilson]. [25152
OeSente 18, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 25,
1911; H 266534; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
WoON’T YOU PRAY ME TO HEAVEN; words
by R. D. Feenendall, music by John
Martin. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25153
© ysept. 26, 1914: 2 c. Oct: 11,
1911; E 268353; R. D. Feenendall,
Black Duck, Minn.
| WoN’r YOU TAKE ME BACK TO DIXIE;
- words by C. A. Mulliner, music by
a Co alls: [25154
| © Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 18, 1911;
_ H 268755; United States music pub.
| @o., Williamsport, Pa.
| WooDLAND ECHOES; by A. P. Wyman;
| op. 384, edited by Karl Benker;
piano. [25155
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268619; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
WOOING OF THE WAVES; waltz, by Ed-
| Mmund Braham, op. 399; piano.
| [25156
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268723; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
| WORDS HASTILY SPOKEN; words by B.
Bowen, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
i: dale eo. [25157
| © Sept. 23, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268144; Bertha J. Bowen, Glad-
brook, Ia.
| WorsHIP THE LorD; hymn, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. [25158
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268540; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
| 1451
WOULD WE; hymn, words by Charlotte
G. Homer, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[25159
© Oct. 11) 1910; 2c. Oct. 13,1911
EK 268541; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
WRIGHT (LOUISE DRAKE) ‘Two songs;
music by L. D. Wright; Contents :—
1. Waiting, words by John Bur-
roughs. 2. Absence; words by Caro-
line Ruutz-Rees. [25160
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 c Oct. 6, 1911;
E 267262; Louise Drake Wright,
London.
WRITE MY NAME IN YOUR HEART; words
by Emma Cecele Anderson, music by
Bert Peters. [25161
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 267308; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
YA QUISIERAS; schottisch, por A. de la
Pena y L. Hspinosa, arreglo de S.
Robles, para piano, violon 1 y 2,
viola, violoncello y contrabajo. 4to.
Mexico, Enrique Munguia. [25162
© Sepiety,. 1914-32)" Oct 2
1911; EK 267725; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York.
YEARNING (SEHNSUCHT); by Martha
G. Miller; piano. iZat63
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269508; G. V. Meckel, New York.
YES! LET ME LIKE A SOLDIER FALL; by
W. Wallace, rev. by Fredk. S. New-
combe; full orch. and pf. [25164
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266915; Carl Fischer, New York.
YET THERE IS ROOM; words by Horatius
Bonar, music by D. B. Towner.
[25165
© | July..28) 1911-1 & (Sept:..30;
191: Lc. Sept. 25, 1911; Wy 268000':
Charles M. Alexander, Philadelphia.
YIDDISHA NIGHTINGALE; words and mu-
sic by Irving Berlin. [25166
OxrOct.oT) 1911220. Ock: 1 A9il -
E 268019 ; Ted Snyder co., New York.
Yo L’AIME; polka espagnole, sur la
chanson de A. Valsien; arr. par
Maurice Gracey, pour orchestre,
avec piano-conducteur. 4to. [25167
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267336; W. Smyth, Paris.
You; words by E. S. Hoard, music by
Willy Wagner. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [25168
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268135; Sherwood Hoard, Brock,
Sask., Canada.
25169
YOU AIN’T NO FRIEND OF MINE; words
and music by H. A. Paul. [25169
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1911; E 266972,
Harry A. Paul, Hrie, Pa.
You ALWAYS HAVE TO PAY A LITTLE
MORE; words by Arthur M. Humble-
Crofts, music by Margaret Cooper.
[25170
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
EH 267486; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
You AND I; words and music by Ar-
thur H. Pindar. [25171
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 268065; Shapiro musie pub. co.,
New York.
YoU COULD LOVE ME JUST THE SAME;
from The Wall street girl, words by
Hapgood Burt, music by Karl
Hoschna. [25172
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 16, 1911;
E 268644; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
YOU DIDN’T HAVE NOTHING WHEN YOU
KNOCKED AT THE DOOR; words by
Ballard McDonald, music by Ray
Walker. [25173
© Oct. 41911; 2 & Oct. 71911 ;
E 268020; Ted Snyder co., New
York.
YOU HAVE TO HAND IT TO THEM; from
’A la Broadway, lyric by M. H. Hol-
lins, music by Harold Orlob. [25174
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 e Oct. 4, 1911;
E 266865; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
YCU’LL BE JUST AS GLAD TO COME BACK
HOME, AS YOU ARE TO GO AWAY; iyric
by Paul Benedek, music by Leon St.
Clair. [25175
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 7, 1911;
E 268021; Ted Snyder co., New York.
YOU’LL NEVER CATCH ME THERE AGAIN;
words and music by A. Brown, arr.
by Wm. J. Carle. [25176
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1911; E 268189;
Al. Brown, New York.
YOU MAY KISS ME GOOD NIGHT DEAR;
from ’A la Broadway, lyric by M. H.
Hollins, music by Harold Orlob.
[25177
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
EK 266866; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
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YOU’VE GOT SOME EYES KID SOME CLASS; ‘|
words and music by M. Rouard.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25178
© Sept. 26, 1911; 2 ec Oet. 11,
1911; E 268335; Mary Rouard,
Santa Barbara.
YoU WINGED MACHINE; words and mu-
sic by Roy Alliene Jackson. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25179
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 10, 1911;
E 268229; R. A. Jackson, Utica,
ING.
Youne CoLuins; handkerchief dance,
collected and arr. by Cecil J. Sharp;
pf. (Morris dance tunes, set 7,
no. 8.) [25180
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 @ Oct. 23, 1911;
EK 267827; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
YOUNG HUNTER’S MARCH; by Hllis
Woodward, arr. by F. Henri Klick-
mann; piano, four hands. [25181
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18,1911;
EK 268750; Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago.
Younc (THE) NUN’S PRAYER; by Lud-
wig Kellerman, op. 21, arr. by F.
Henri Klickmann; piano, four hands.
[25182
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 18, 1911;
HE 268751; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
YOUR CREDIT’S GOOD; words and music
by B. Walker. Indianapolis, Bar-
clay Walker pub. co. [251838
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 12, 1911;
E 262845; Barclay Walker, Indian-
apolis.
YouR EYES SAY REMEMBER THOUGH
YOUR LIPS SAY FORGET; words and
music by Alfred Glover. [25184
‘©. Sept... 25, 199i 2rerSept. 26:
1911; H 264952; Price & Reynolds,
London.
YOUR MOTHER WAITS FOR YOU; words
by Mildred L. Caldon, music by G. D.
Brasseur. [25185
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
EK 266849; Geo. D. Brasseur, Brad-
ford, Mass.
ZAIS; ouverture, par Jean-Philippe Ra-
meau, révision par Vineent d’Indy;
orch. Partition. [25186
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 17, 1911;
E 267634; Durand & cie., Paris.
1452
| Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1911:
- MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. ie ae hn |
ZAKOLNICEK; pochod s textem, slozil
Fr. Kmoch, pro orchestr. 4to.
[25187
(Aue. f 1911: 2 c. Oct. 21,1911;
E 267715; Mojmir Urbének, Prague,
Austria.
Zic ZAG; by W. H. Jackson; pf. ‘To-
ronto, pneda, North America music
co. [25188
renew. 4.1911: 2 ¢ Oct. 21, 1911;
EK 268865; W. HH. Jackson, Gana-
noque, Ontario.
ZIGEUNERIN; ged. von Paul Wilhelm,
musik von Wilh. Gossler, op. 23, ftir
-minnerchor, mit tenor und bariton
solo. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[25189
© July 25, 1911; 2.c. Oct. 4, 1911;
HE} 267250; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leip-
zig.
ZIGEUNERKLANGE; von Gerh. Fiisser,
fiir violine, violoncell, ad_ lib.,
mit klavierbegleitung. (Zwei melo-
dische stticke, op. 15.) [25190
Sekt. Sept..9, 1911; 2 ¢ Sept. 26,
1911; H 264960; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz.
ZINGARESA; dance, by R. Z. Hamilton;
piano. [25191
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1911; E 268728;
Ruth Zeigler Hamilton, Council
Bluffs.
Z\WEIGESPRACHE; Sechs deutsche volks-
lieder, bearbeitet von Georg Winter,
op. 26, fiir minner- und frauenchor,
25197
ZWEIGESPRACHE—Continued.
resp. gemischten chor. Heft 1 und
2. Partiture [25192
ko) Sept: % 1910. 2 ec: Sept. 22;
1911; K 264897; J. Rieter-Bieder-
mann, Leipzig.
lre. ARABESQUE.
moreceaux choisis.
g™° syMPHONIE; par G. M. Witkowski
(George Martin). Partition d’or
chestre. [25193
©: OcCH28:) 19112 €. Oct, 23-1911
E 267761; Durand et cie., Paris.
6° MAZURKA; por Manuel M. Ponce,
para piano. [25194
© Aug. 25, 1911- 2 ¢. Sept~ 18,
1911; EK 264744; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
12* MAZURKA; por Manuel M. Ponce,
para piano. [25195
©: Aug. 25, 1911; 2 « Sept: 18;
See Album de six
1911; 264745; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
23: (DER) PSALM ; words by King
David, music by H. M. Hahn; bass,
baritone, alto or mezzo soprano.
[25196
© Oct. 15, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 268715; Herman M. Hahn, Ft.
Wayne, Ind.
25 DE Mayo DE 1911; marcha triunfal,
por J. Zamora Valdés, para piano.
[25197
@ Sept 15, 1911-2 e Och 21,
1911; H 267718; Breitkopf & Hartel,
New York.
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 40 unpub-
SURE TD 9) a cs ase SE as hy Re NOLO Ane RUA AN A oN 224
Class HE, musical compositions (including 1,297 unpublished________ 24, 973
Sr oth a sf Sy Seem ee a ee ae De LOY
1453
4 Ve
nee.
, *
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nes
3
BeloOr MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
25197
ANGELS, HOLY, HIGH AND LOWLY;
musie by Geo. Wm. Warren. [1
© by Chas. E. Warren, New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
“renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2223, Oct. 11, 1911. Original entry.
~ Nov. 12, 1883, no. 20892.
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Passion
(The) of our Lord according to St.
Matthew; Hnglish and German
words, English translation by John
S. Dwight, music by J. S. Bach.
Full vocal score with pf. ace. mainly
by Julius Stern. [2
© by C. & H. D. Orvis, Jamaica
Plain, Mass., as next of kin of the
author (editor and translator), in
extension for 14 years. Renewal no.
2257, Oct. 21, 1911. Renewal entry,
Dec. 27, 1897, no. 72861.
‘BELLS OF CHRISTMAS TIME: words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by W. J.
Kirkpatrick. [3
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2231,
Oct. 14, 1911. Original entry in
Hood’s carols for Christmas, no. 5,
Nov. 19, 1888, no. 21501.
BENEDICTUS IN A FLAT; by Albert J.
Holden; quartet or chorus choir. [4
© by A. J. Holden, White Plains,
N. Y., aS the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2216, Oct. 11,
1911. Original entry, Nov. 9, 1883,
no. 20734.
BY THE OLD WILLOW TREE; words by
Sweet Briar, music by J. B. Montell.
[5
© by John B. Montell, % F. T.
Montell & sons, inc., New York, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2239, Oct. 10, 1911.
Original entry, July 30, 1884, no.
15635.
CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR;
words and music by Stacy Guyer
(pseud. of Sep. Winner). [6
© by J. Gibson Winner, Somers
Point, N. J., as child of the deceased
author, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 2247, Oct. 20, 1911. Orig-
inal entry, Dec. 21, 1883, no. 23852.
CoME AND WORSHIP; words by James
Montgomery, music by W. J. Kirk-
patrick. [t
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2232,
Oct. 14, 1911. Oviginal entry in
Hood’s carols for Christmas, no. 5,
Noy. 19, 1888, no. 21501.
COMMENCEMENT MARCH; by W. M. Tre-
loar, op. 15. [8
© by W. M. Treloar, Kansas City,
Mo., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2269, Nov. 6,
1911. Original entry, Nov. 20, 1883,
no. 21576.
Hoty (THE) BABE OF BETHLEHEM;
words by F. M. W., music by Jos.
Mosenthal. [9
© by Josephine Mosenthal, New
York, as widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2224, Oct..11, 1911. Original entry,
Noy. 12, 1883, no. 20891.
Hood’s CAROLS FOR CHRISTMAS, NO. 5;
by John R. Sweney and W. J. Kirk-
patrick. [10
© by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2230, Oct.
14, 1911. Original entry, Nov. 19,
18838, no. 21501.
JUBILATE IN F'; by Albert W. Berg.
fatal
© by Helen M. Berg, New York,
as widow of the author, in extension
for 14 years. Renewal no. 2220, Oct.
11, 1911. Renewal entry, Nov. 30,
1897, no. 66690.
KoTA POLKA; by W. M. Treloar, op. 16,
NOw2. [12
© by W. M. Treloar, Kansas City,
Mo., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2270, Nov. 6,
1911. Original entry, Nov. 20, 1883,
no. 21574.
1455
15976—11——_10
= i
25197 (13)
LORD OF OUR LIFE; adapted and arr. to
the Polish hymn (Boze co’s Polske),
by Ferdinand Q. Dulcken; tenor or
mezzo soprano solo and quartet;
organ acc. {13
© by Nellie Dulcken, Flushing,
N. Y., aS widow of the author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2214, Oct. 11, 1911. Original entry,
Noy. 20, 1888, no. 21572.
‘MALBROOK ; by William Mason; piano,
four hands. [14
© by Mina Mason van Sinderen.
New York, as child of the deceased
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2219, Oct. 11, 1911. Re-
newal entry, Nov. 30, 1897, no. 66693.
MARCIA FANTASTICA; by W. Bargiel,
rey. and fingered by William Mason.
[15
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, %
Hdward Schuberth & co., New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2249, Oct. 21, 1911. Original.entry,
Noy. 20, 1883, no. 21567.
MELLOW (THE) EVE IS GLIDING; sacred
part-song, by Albert J. Holden. [16
© by A. J. Holden, White Plains.
N. Y., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2217, Oct. 11,
1911. Original entry, Nov. 9, 1883,
no. 20735.
MOCKING BIRD; arr. by EH. Mack; piano,
four hands. [AUP
© by EH. Mack, jr., Philadelphia,
as child of the deceased author, in
extension for 14 years. Renewai no.
2237, Oct. 16, 1911. Renewal entry,
Oct. 6, 1897, no. 56464.
New (THE) BORN KING; words by
Henry M. King, music by John B.
Marsh. [18
© by W. V. V. Marsh, New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2222, Oct. 11, 1911. Original entry,
Noy. 12, 1888, no. 20893.
NOcTURNE; by A. J. Biedermann;
piano. [19
© by Edward J. Biedermann, %
Edward Schuberth & co., New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2251, Oct. 21, 1911. Original entry,
Dec. 26, 1883, no. 24173.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
a ET
pt. I, n. s., v.6
NOEL,
words by S. S., music by Harry
Rowe Shelley. [20
© by H. R. Shelley, Brooklyn, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2218, Oct. 11, 1911.
Original entry, Nov. 12, 1883, no.
20888.
O comE LET US SING (Venite) ; by G. W.
Marston; mixed voices. (Sacred no.
20.) Lau
© by E. Howard Thayer, Boston,
as the executor, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2261, Oct. 26, |
1911. Original entry, Oct. 8, 1884, |}
no. 20285. 4
O’ER BETHLEHEM’S SHEPHERD PLAINS;
words by Daniel D. Tappan, music
by Jos. Mosenthal. [22
© by Josephine Mosenthal, New
York, as widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2225, Oct. 11, 1911. Original entry, |
Noy. 12, 18838, no. 20890.
PIANOFORTE TECHNIQUE, PT. 2: Triad
arpeggios, [and] Seventh chord ar-
peggios, by T. H. Lewis. [ 28, 24
© by Annie M. S. Lewis, Winches-
ter, Mass., aS widow of the author,
in renewal for 28 years. Renewal |
no. (2227, 2238, Oct. Zrii,
nal entry, Dec. 31, 1883, no. 25130,
25131.
RAFF (JOSEPH JOACHIM) Valse im-
promptu 4 la Tyrolienne; by J. Raff,
rev. and fingered by William Mason. |
| 258}
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, %
Edward Schuberth & co., New’ York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2250, Oct. 21, 1911. Orignal entry,
Nov. 24, 1883, no. 21796.
SANTA CLAUS AND FAMILY; by J. H.
Rosecrans. [26
© by J. H. Rosecrans, Bonham,
Tex., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2228, Oct. 12,
1911. Original entry, Nov. 15, 1883,
no. 21099.
SHEW FLY; galop, arr. by Rollin How-
ard [pseud. of C. A. White]. (2a
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop, |
Mass., as the child of the deceased
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2265, Nov. 2, 1911. Re-
newal entry, July 12, 1897, no. 40549.
1456
NOEL, THE CHRIST IS BORN; .
Origi- |
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
no. 11, 1911
SHEew riy—Continued.
quadrille, arr. by Rollin Howard
[pseud. of C. A. White]. [28
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as the child of the deceased
author. in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2266, Nov. 2, 1911. Re-
newal entry, July 12, 1897, no. 40550.
—song, arr. by Rollin Howard
[pseud. of C. A. White] [29
© by Daniel L. White, Winthrop,
Mass., as the child of the deceased
“author, in extension for 14 years.
- Renewal no. 2267, Nov. 2, 1911. Re-
~newal entry, Nov. 1, 1897, no. 61656.
SHOUT THE GLAD TIDINGS; by P. A.
Schnecker. [30
© by Mrs. P. A. Schnecker, % Ed-
ward Schuberth & co., New York, as
widow of the author, in renewal for
28 vears. Renewal no. 2252, Oct. 21,
1911. Original entry, Nov. 22, 1888,
no. 21651.
Soncs FOR THE LITTLE ONES AT HOME.
Enlarged ed. [31
© by American tract soc., New
York, as the proprietor, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2268, Nov.
| eed, 91d) © Original entry, Jan. 21,
| 1884, no. 1420.
| Te Deum IN F; by Albert W. Berg. [382
© by Helen M. Berg, New York,
as widow of the author, in exten-
| sion for 14 years. Renewal no. 2221,
Oct. 11, 1911. Renewal entry, Nov.
30, 1897, no. 66689.
| THREE (THE) FISHERS; song, by C.
Kunkel. [33
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
| years. Renewal no. 2242, Oct. 21,
1911. Original entry, Oct. 22, 1883,
no. 19452.
25197 (39)
UNCLE TomM’S CABIN; opera in four
acts, libretto by Geo. Cooper, music
by Harrison Millard. [34
© by Marie Millard Gottschalk,
New York, as executrix, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2254, Oct.
20, 19115 “Original entry, Oct. 20;
1883, no. 19356.
UNTO US A CHILD IS BoRN; words from
the German of Tholuck; music by
Dudley Buck. [35
© by Dudley Buck, jr., E. Orange,
N. J., as child of the deceased au-
thor, in renewal for 28 years. Re-
newal no. 2226, Oct. 11, 1911. Orig-
inal entry, Nov. 12, 1883, no. 20889.
WATCHFUL (THE) SHEPHERDS; words
by N. Tate, music by W. C. Wil-
liams. [36
© by W. C. Williams, New York,
‘as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2215, Oct. 11,
1911. Original entry, Nov. 2, 1883,
no. 20288.
WHERE ART THOU MY QUEEN; Song, by
J. B. Montell; baritone or alto in D.
[37
© by John B. Montell, Montclair,
N. J., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2255, Oct. 24,
1911. Original entry, July 30, 1884,
no. 15633.
tenor, sop. in F. [38
© by John B. Montell, % F. 'T.
Montell & sons, ine., 68 Wall St.,
New York, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2241, Oct.
10, 1911. Original entry, July 30,
1884, no. 15632.
—— waltz,by J.B. Montell; piano. [389
© by John B. Montell, % F. T.
Montell & sons, ine, 63 Wall St.,
New York, as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2240, Oct.
10, 1911. Original entry, July 30,
1884, no. 15634.
1457
LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANUFAC-
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO REPRODUCE MECHANI-
CALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC.-1(E) OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909
[25197
AIN’T YOU GLAD YOU’VE COME HOME ! BLIND MAN’S BUFF. [50
. Mary. [40 © Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
- York. Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
AMERICAN INVASION; Monarch
and the maid. [41
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 26, 1911; recorded,
oo 2. 136.
AMERICAN SPIRIT; march, by A. Bug-
lione. [42
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 6, 1911; recorded,
mot. p.7 127,
ANY OLD MAN FOR ME; lyric by E. S. S.
Huntington, music by Howard Web-
ster. [43
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 5, 1911; recorded,
wed, p. Idi.
"ARRY AND ’ARRIET. [44
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 15, 1911; recorded,
mo, p. 128.
ART IS CALLING FOR ME; from The en-
chantress. [45
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 31, 1911; recorded,
wok, p.. 137.
| BEAUTIFUL ISLE OF LOVE. [46
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 31, 1911; recorded,
Vat. Dp. 137.
BEAUTIFUL LOVE. [47
© J. Fred Helf co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 7, 1911; recorded,
weet pp. 151,
Big Pow wow; intermezzo. [48
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 127.
BLARNEY OF KILLARNEY. [49
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 15, 1911; recorded,
fee Dp: 128.
from
Notice rec’d Sept. 11, 1911; recorded,
Via D: 126:
BLOW ME A KISS. [51
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 1, 1911; recorded,
Ver pe 2h
BOARDWALK (THE) CRAWL. [52
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Noy. 3, 1911; recorded,
v1, p. 1388:
BOHEMIA. [53
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 6, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
Boxine (THE) GAME. [54
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 21, 1911; recorded,
Voip. 156:
Buy, BUY BABY. [55
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 6, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
CALL OF AMERICA, march, by L. J. Von
der Mehden jr. [56
© Carl Fischer, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 25, 1911; recorded,
Vek pe tao,
CAN OLD BROADWAY DO WITHOUT ME;
song. [57
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 184.
CANOEING. [58
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 15, 1911; recorded,
ve eps IBS:
CAN’T YOU HEAR ME RINGING AT THE
DOOR-BELL OF YOUR HEART. [59
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York ‘Notice: reed’ Octs718, 1900:
recorded, v. 1, p. 138.
CARNIVAL KING; march. [60
© E. T. Paull, New York. Notice
rec’d Sept. 8, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
De 125.
1459
25197 (61)
CASTELLANO WALTZES. [61
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 132.
CHESS DUET. [62
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 18, 1911; recorded,
Vigan 60a ye
CHICKEN (THE) RAG. [63
© J. Fred Helf co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 7, 1911; recorded,
feed lege) Gd 35)
CHILD LOVE. [64
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 18, 1911; recorded,
feed any Coat a5 2A8
COME ALONG MA CHERIE. [65
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 6, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
from The en-
[66
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 3, 1911; recorded,
Veil, p. 138:
CoME ON MARIA. [67
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
rec'd Sept. 5, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 128.
COME TO THE BALL; valse song, from
the musical play The quaker girl.
[68
© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
Notice rec’d Oct. 14, 1911; recorded,
Vaal, Dp: 133.
COME WHERE THE LILIES BLOOM ‘TO-
NIGHT. [69
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 11, 1911; recorded,
Vek; p. 126.
Count (THE) OF LUXEMBOURG; Selec-
tion. [70
© Chappell & co., 1td., London.
Notice rec’d Sept. 1, 1911; recorded,
Wale: 225.
Count (THE) OF LUXEMBOURG; va-
rious songs and melodies contained
in the vocal score, lyrics by Basil
Hood and Adrian Ross, musie by
Franz Lehar. ial.
© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
Notice ree’d Sept. 1, 1911; recorded,
1a Lions og BAZ
CUPID’S LANE. [72
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Nov. 3, 1911; recorded,
Vales
COME LITTLE FISHES;
chanitress.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n.s., v.6
DAT’S HARMONY. [73
© J. H. Remick & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
Ved pinto:
DEAREST DAYS; song. [74
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 184.
DEEP RIVER; by Maud Powell, arr. by
S. ©. Taylor; violin and piano. [75
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 9, 1911; recorded, v.
deep: 125:
DON’T BE ASHAMED YOU’RE IRISH. [76
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 1382.
DON’T TEASE. rere
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 18, 1911; recorded,
Veil. SZ:
DREAMING OF LOVE; Song. [78
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 184.
DRIVING HOME THE COWS FROM PAS-
> TURE. [79
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Nov. 3, 1911; recorded,
Vo, eee
DucHESs (THE) WALTZES for orches-
tra. [80
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 21, 1911; recorded,
VoL. Dp: ase:
EDEN VALSE. [81
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 22, 1911; recorded,
Voip. te
EENY MEENY MINY MO; from Girl in
the train. [82
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 26, 1911; recorded,
ipnid begs] Ou aclac
IVERYTHING WAS IRISH. [83
© J. Fred Helf co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 7, 1911; recorded,
Vv. 1; prdsik
I‘AIRY MOON; words and music by C.
K. Harris. [ 84
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 5, 1911; recorded,
Vi pe ode
IaAMILY (THE) ALBUM. [85
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 21, 1911; recorded,
Ved Ee wou:
1460
NOTICES
no. 11, 1911
OF USER
25197 (110)
FARMING LIFE—COUNTRY LIFE. [86
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 11, 1911; recorded,
Woy te, 126.
FIRST LOVE DAYS; lyric by BH. Ray
Goetz, music by A. Baldwin Sloane.
[87
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 5, 1911; recorded,
mee pe 131.
FLEURICE; by F. P. Atherton; piano.
[88
. © Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 9, 1911; recorded, v.
4) ps425.
GEE, I’M SCARED. [89
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 182.
Guost (THE). [90
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 18, 1911; recorded.
ea Ws a eae BSA
GIVE ME A SMALL-TOWN SWEETHEART.
[91
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
ree’d Sept. 5, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
Dp. 128.
GLOOMY GLOOM; words and music by
Harry Bulger. [92
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 30, 1911; recorded,
wT; po'\329.
Go HIDE YOUR FACE IN THE CORNER. [93
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 3, 1911; re-
corded. :¥. 4,4) p. 135.
GRENADIER’S SONG. [94
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 11, 1911; recorded,
Vere opie 120:
GYPSY LOVE WALTZ. [95
© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
Notice ree’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 1384.
HEARTS ARE TRUMPS. [96
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911; recorded,
Vek py: tad:
HIGH HEELS AND BUCKLES. [97
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 15, 1911; recorded,
Woke p. 128;
HM! SHE IS THE ONE GIRL. [98
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 11, 1911; recorded,
ve oteap. 1296;
HONEY GIRL. [99
© J. H. Remick & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
werden De eke,
HONEY MAN (MY LITTLE LOVIN’ HONEY
MAN). [100
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
rec’d Sept. 5, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p..128.
Hot (A) TIME IN MONKEY Town. [101
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 6, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
Hour (THE) THAT GAVE ME you. [102
© J. H. Remick & co., New York,
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
Vou, peula2.
I AM THE CINDERELLA GIRL; lyrics by
Charles Horwitz, music by Frederick
V. Bowers. [103
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 30, 1911; recorded,
Vesta Teno:
I DIDN’T DO NOTHING; song. [104
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10,
1911 recorded, ‘v. 3, p:- 134.
I got A ROCK; by Blanche Merrill. [105
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Novy. 8, 1911; recorded,
Vat, p. 139.
I HAVE JUST MET THE FELLOW THAT
MARRIED THE GIRL THAT I WAS GOING
TO GET. [106
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
rec’d Sept. 5, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 128.
I KEEP MY WIFE IN THE CITY, AND
MAKE LOVE TO HER MYSELF. [107
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice réee’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p..1382.
I LIVE UP TOWN. [108
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 20; 1911;
recorded: v. 1, °p: 133:
I’LL MEET YOU WHEN THE SUN GOES
DOWN. [109
© J. H. Remick & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
Vee De toes
I’LL NEVER LOOK AT A PRETTY GIRL AGAIN.
[110
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911; recorded,
Vv. 1p. 134.
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I LOVE LOVE.
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 10, 1911; recorded,
Verde paid:
I’M ALL THINE. Be le
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice ree’d Sept. 6, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
I’M GLAD YOU’RE SORRY. [113
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 182.
I’M GOING BACK TO RENO; by J.
Schwartz. [114
(© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1911;
recorded, vy. 1, p. 126.
I’M RAKING IN THE HAY. [115
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice reed Oct. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 138.
I’M SUCH A ROMANTIC GIRL; from Mille
Rosita. [116.
© M. Witwark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 3, 1911; recorded,
Wo ib 905 alto.
I’M WAITING TILL SOMEBODY GROWS UP.
[117
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice -ree’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 182.
I SHOULD WORRY; Song. [118
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 134.
I’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT
MAN; march song, from The en-
chantress. [119
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 31, 1911; recorded,
ve sp, ASC:
I WANT A REGULAR MAN; from Wall
street girl. [120
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 26, 1911; recorded,
Vane NOs:
I WANT A REGULAR PAL FORA GAL. [121
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 21, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 186.
I WILL GIVE YOU ALL FOR LOVE; from
Gypsy love. [122
© Chappell & co., I1td., London.
Notice ree’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 184.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES.
pt. 111, n. s., v.6
[111 | IF ALL MY DREAMS WERE MADE OF GOLD
I’D BUY THE WORLD FOR YOU. eles;
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 15, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 128.
Ir I COULD DREAM A THOUSAND YEARS.
; [124
© J. H. Remick & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 1382,
IF THE GARDEN OF ROSES SHOULD CHANGE
TO THORNS. [125
© J. H. Remick & C0., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
Vv. 1, po da2:
IN BAD MAN’S LAND; from Wall street
girl. [126
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 26, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 136.
IN DE EVENIN’; song. [127
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 134.
IN LOVING TIME; from A la Broadway.
[128
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 26, 1911; recorded,
VA Le prdioGe
IN OLD WALL STREET. [129
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 21, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 186.
IN PILLOW TOWN. [1380
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 15, 1911; recorded,
Vi. 1 ps M28: '
IN RAGTIME LAND; song. (131
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 134.
IN SOCIETY IT’S ALWAYS DRESS PARADE.
[132
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 134,
IN THE DAYS OF GIRLS AND Boys. [133
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
rec’d Sept. 5, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
Dy 28.
IN THE GOLDEN 4¥TERWHILE. [134
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 26, 1911; recorded,
Vals Waleo:
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IN THE OLD ROSE GARDEN. [135
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 1382.
IT TAKES A LIVE FISH TO
STREAM (Any dead one
down).
© Shapiro music pub.
York. Notice ree’d Oct.
recorded, v. 1, p. 1838.
SWIM UP
can float
[1386
co., New
1S tO:
It’s A LONG LANE THAT HAS NO TURN-
ING. falar
“ © M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 15, 1911;
‘recorded, v. 1, p. 128.
It’s A TERRIBLE THING; lyrics by
Charles Horwitz, music by Frederic
V. Bowers. [138
©. Chas. K. Harris. New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 30, 1911; recorded,
Me ts pe: 128.
It’s GREAT WHEN YOU MARRY FOR LOVE;
song. {189
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 184.
It’s LONESOME ON BROADWAY. [140
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
Mork. © Notice rec’d Oct. 3, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 135.
JUST A PLAIN LITTLE IRISH GiRL. [141
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 182.
JUST PUSHIN’ ROUND. [142
© Fred W. Hager, Boston. No-
tice reec’d Oct. 380, 1911; recorded,
Vie ee ye
Kiss (THE) BURGLAR; lyric by E. Ray
Goetz, music by A. Baldwin Sloane.
[148
(Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 5, 1911; recorded,
meee pp. 131.
KISS ME AGAIN. [144
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 127.
KISS ME JUST FOR LUCK. [145
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 11, 1911; recorded,
fend op. 126.
KNOCK A LITTLE LOUDER EPHRAIM;
song. [146
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 1384.
nn er nee
LAND (THE) OF THE FREE. [147
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 6, 1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 126.
Lire (THE) PRESERVER MARCH; by
Claude d’Albert. {148
© Carl Fischer, New York. Notice
rec’d Oct. 4, 1911; recorded, v. 1, p.
AS.
LINGERIE; lyric by EH. Ray Goetz,
music by A. Baldwin Sloane. [149
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 5, 1911; recorded,
Vous pe los.
LITTLE (A) BIT oF IRISH. [150
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
LitTLE (DE) PICKANINNY’S GONE TO
SLEEP; by J. Rosamond Johnson.
[151
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Notice rec’d Sept. 9, 1911; recorded,
Wess tor Lb:
LORD HAVE MERCY ON A MARRIED MAN.
[152
© J. Fred Helf co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 7, 1911; recorded,
1 es I oe I
LOVE IS LIKE THE ROSE; from Gypsy
love. Liste
© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
Ven de a toa.
LOVE IS SOMETHING THAT HAS TO GROW
(Alone? so long!) 154
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 15, 1911; recorded,
Velie De as:
LOVE’S SENTENCES. [155
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 132.
LUXEMBOURG VALSE. [156
© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
Notice rec’d Sept. 1, 1911; recorded,
Vis Peto:
Macs (THE). [157
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
- Notice ree’d Oct. 31, 1911; recorded,
Veni ps 137:
MAKE ME LOVE YOU LIKE I NEVER LOVED
BEFORE. [158
©. Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 127.
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pt. ITI, n.s., v.6
MaAn’s (A) A MAN FOR A’ THAT. [159
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 1384.
MANY HAPPY RETURNS. [160
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 22, 1911; recorded,
Viele. ie
MARIETTA POLKA. [161
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 18, 1911; recorded,
Vik, pe Lge!
MARIONETTE’S (A) WEDDING. [162
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 15, 1911; recorded,
Wiehe ABP et.) Obeen tat 2p
MAYBE THAT IS WHY I’M LONELY. [163
© J. H. Remick & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
yelp 132.
MAZzUMAH (THE) PLANT. [164
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 127.
MEN ARE ALL ALIKE. [165
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 21, 1911; recorded,
Veet SG,
MERRY JINGLING BELLS. [166
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 8, 1911; recorded,
Wer Ost dae:
Merry (THE) MONTH OF May. [167
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 15, 1911; recorded,
Ven dy oe LS
MODULATING MAUDE. [168
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 22, 1911; recorded,
Werth. oe" SL2Ue
MOLLIE TOOK THE NEXT TRAIN BACK;
song. [169
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 134.
MONEY, WORDS AND MUSIC; by Blanche
Merrill. [170
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 26, 1911; recorded,
pid Canal Caine DIC he
MUSIC CARESSING OF VIOLINS. [171
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 11, 1911; recorded,
Vea pe AZO:
My HEART KEEPS RIGHT ON BEATING.
[172
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
MY HEART’S BOUQUET; words and mu-
sic by Harry Bulger. [178
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 30, oe recorded,
Voids pats:
My HULA HULA LOVE.
© J. H. Remick & co.,
[174
New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 182.
My OLD TOWN. [175
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1911; recorded,
Vielen eelee
MY ROSARY OF DREAMS. [176
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 182.
My SWEET. [177
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 182.
My TODALO MAN. [178 —
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
NCOs rec’d Oct. 26, 1911; recorded,
Vis sO: Sot
NEVER MIND SINGING, JUST DANCE MY _
DEAR. [179 |
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 10, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 184.
by T. H. Rollinson. ©
[180
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice ree’d Sept. 9, 1911; recorded, v.
er py 126s
NIGHT BRINGS DREAMS AND DREAMS
BRING YOU. [181
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 6, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
NEW MOWN HAY;
No ONE EVER DIED FROM LOVIN’. [182
© Shapiro music pub. co., New .
York.
On! DO STEP THE TWO-STEP; words by |
Perey Greenbank, music by Howard
Talbot. [183
© Chappell & soy! Itd., London.
Notice rec’d Nov. 1911; recorded,
Vb. peelone
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OH HONEY; lyrics by Charles Horwitz,
music by Frederick V. Bowers. [184
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 30, 1911; recorded,
7 De ame B24
Ou, Mr. DREAM MAN, PLEASE LET ME
DREAM SOME MORE; Song. [185
© Harry von Tilzer music pub. co.,
New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10,
i9ti; recorded, v. 1, p. 134.
OH THAT NAVAJO RAG. [186
. © Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 6, 1911;
_ recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
OH YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL. [187
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
Work. Notice ree’d Oct. 6, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 182.
OH YOU, YOU DARLING. [188
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 18, 1911; recorded,
wet Dp. 132.
OLD HARVARD MARCH. orchestra. [189
© Fred W. Hager, Boston. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 80, 1911; recorded, v.
inom by¢@
OLD HARVARD MARCH. piano. [190
© Fred W. Hager, Boston. No-
tice rec’d Oct. 30, 1911; recorded, v.
ee. Lek:
ON THE B-A-R. [191
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 11, 1911; recorded,
met. p. 126.
ON THE QUIET. [192
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 21, 1911; recorded,
wa, Dp: 136:
ON THE ROAD THAT LEADS TO You; from
The monarch and the maid. [193
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 3, 1911; recorded,
wep: 138.
PARTNERS. [194
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
Precy; selection of melodies from the
musical play in two acts, lyrics by
C. H. Bovill, music by Leslie Stuart.
[195
© Chappell & co., ltd., Boston.
Notice rec’d Sept. 16, 1911; recorded,
wave 1. AD.
OF USER
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PEGGY VALSE; composed by Leslie
Stuart, arr. by Carl Kiefert. [196
© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
Notice rec’d Nov. 2, 1911; recorded,
Wer alin on Were
PERFUME. [197
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 15, 1911; recorded,
Ned Deas OF ot ye
PHANTOM (THE) RAG. [198
© J. Fred Helf co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 7, 1911; recorded,
Ven ds: Jd. West.
PHILADELPHIA DRAG; from A la Broad-
way. [199
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 26, 1911; recorded,
Vide piel SG.
PLAY THE GAME; from Mlle. Rosita.
[200
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 8, 1911; recorded,
Wer D5 oe Lede
PLUCK NOT THE ROSE. [201
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 18, 1911; recorded,
Nias Me Cee ays
QUEEN (THE) OF VANITY Farr. [202
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 6, 1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 126.
RAG-TIME LOVE. [203
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 15, 1911; recorded,
Vou spe i228:
RED (THE) ROSE SELECTIONS. [204
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 6, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
RIDE, RED CAPTAIN, RIDE. [205
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 18, 1911; recorded,
ene Deticoe
RIVER (THE) OF LOVE; lyrics by Charles
Horwitz, music by Frederick V.
Bowers. [206
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 30, 1911; recorded,
Vv. 46 ps 130;
[207
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 138.
ROTATION RAG.
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Royat (THE) DURBAR; voc. march and
two-step. [208
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 26, 1911; recorded,
ve 1p. 136;
SAIL HOME. [209
© J. H. Remick & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
bi Abe) a) as al
SAINTS AND SINNERS WALTZ. [210
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 31, 1911; recorded,
Veneer desis
SARAH’S HAT. [211
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 127.
SARASA. [212
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 31, 1911; recorded,
Vee ep: lod.
SHE MUST LOOK LIKE you; lyrics by
Charles Horwitz, music by Frederick
V. Bowers. [2a
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 30, 1911; recorded,
Vad, De ZT
SHOW ME HOW TO MAKE LOVE. [214
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 22, 1911; recorded,
Weel, spe at.
SILVER FLUTE; by Edmund Braham..
[215
© Carl Fischer, New York. Notice
rec’d Oct. 12, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 433.
SING ME AN OLD SWEET SONG OF LOVE.
[216
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 182.
SIREN WALTZES. PAL
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 11, 1911; recorded,
Vents L2G;
SLEEPY NELL. [218
© Karl Hagenkotter, Bronx, N. Y.
Notice ree’d Oct. 19, 1911; recorded,
Wek, po dao:
SNOW TIME. [219
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 10, 1911; recorded,
Vom cso:
SoMEBODY. [220
© J. H. Remick & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
Veaaloas
pt. III, n. s., v.6
SoMEBOoDYy—continued; song. [221
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 134.
SOMETHING TELLS ME I AM GOING ‘TO
LOVE YOU. [222
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 1, 1911; Eacorded,
Vey 3D. a2
Sone (THE) OF THE SIRENS. | [223
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 11, 1911; recorded,
Vevuk, Ds 226.
SPAGNOLA (LA), the Spanish dancer;
by Vincenzo di Chiara. [224
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No-
tice rec’d Sept. 9, 1911; recorded, v.
abs ay alia
STAIRCASE (THE) DANCE; from The
count of Luxembourg. [225
© Chappell & co., 1td., London.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1911;
vy. 1,-p. 134.
recorded,
Story (THE) OF THE NAUGHTY LITTLE
GIRL; lyrics by Charles Horwitz, mu-
sic by Frederick V. Bowers. [226
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 30, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 180.
STRAWBERRY (THE) TART AND THE
LEMON PIE; lyrics by Charles Hor-
witz, music by Frederick V. Bowers.
220
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 30, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 180.
SUFFRAGETTES ; lyric by Thos. T. Railey,
music by Alfred G. Robyn. [228
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 28, 1911; recorded,
Vo 1, Delos.
SUMURUN WALTZ. [229
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 31, 1911; recorded,
Ve despise
SWEET SENORITA. [230
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 15, 1911; recorded,
Vi, pal2Zs)
TAKE ME ALONG WITH YOU, DEARIE;
lyric by E. Ray Goetz, music by A.
Baldwin Sloane. [231
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 16, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 135.
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TALE (THE) OF THE MERMAID; lyric
by E. S. S. Huntington, music by
Howard Webster. {232
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 30, 1911; recorded,
wt. p. 129.
TELL ME AGAIN YOU LOVE ME. [233
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
THAT CHICKEN GLIDE. [234
_ © Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rece’d Oct. 18, 1911; recorded,
fv. f,.p. 152.
THAT CRAZY DANCE; lyrics by Charles
Horwitz, music by Frederick V.
Bowers. [235
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 30, 1911; recorded,
ee eps 29.
[236
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 31, 1911; recorded,
4 De Lot.
THAT SPOOKY TUNE; lyrics by E. Ray
Goetz, music by A. Baldwin Sloane.
[237
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 5, 1911; recorded,
Me 1, pe 134,
THERE IS A LAND OF FANCY; from
Gypsy love. [238
© Chappell & co., 1td., London.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
Vo, p. 134.
THEY CALL ME DUDELSACK. [239
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 18, 1911; recorded,
meet ap, L382:
THEY THINK I’M NUTTY ON AND OFF;
by Blanche Merrill. [240
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rece’d Oct. 24, 1911; recorded,
Ve, ps. 155.
THIS AIN’T THE PLACE I THOUGHT IT
WAS. [241
© J. Fred Helf co., New York.
Notice rece’d Oct. 7, 1911; recorded,
Wea. (pe 1St.
THIS IS GRAND. [242
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 26, 1911; recorded,
eee: oO,
TURKEY (THE) GOBBLER’S BALL. [243
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Sept. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 126.
TO-NIGHT IS THE NIGHT; lyric by E.
Ray Goetz, music by A. Baldwin
Sloane. [244
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 16, 1911; recorded,
vert, pe tae:
To THE LAND OF MY OWN ROMANCE:
from The enchantress. [245
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 31, 1911; recorded,
We eee leg:
UNDER THE DREAMY MOON. [246
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 3, 1911; recorded,
ve dD 1s.
UNDER THE PRETZEL BOUGH. [247
© J. H. Remick & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
Vol, toe SZ:
UNIVERSITY RAG; two-step. [248
© Marie A. White, Chicago.
Notice rec’d Oct. 27, 1911; recorded,
Vege pr tat
VALSE BEBE. [249
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 18, 1911; recorded,
Vil Dp, 152
VERB (THE) TO LOVE; from The mon-
arch and the maid. [250
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 3, 1911; recorded,
vl, ‘p: 138:
Voice (THE) OF THE CELLO. [251
© M. Witmark & sons, New
York. . Notice. reed). Oct. -21,. 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 186.
WALLFLOWER SWEET. [252
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 11, 1911; recorded,
wks De 126:
WE WILL GO, GO, To Go-Go. [253
© M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 184.
WHAT US POOR GIRLS GO THROUGH;
words and music by Harry Bulger.
[254
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 30, 1911; recorded,
Wid. £29;
WHEN I GET MYSELF ALL ALONE; SONG.
[255
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 184.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ©
Dt. TzE am, S., y. 6
WHEN LOVE FLIES IN THE WINDOW.
[256
© M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 21, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 186.
WHEN SUNDAY ROLLS AROUND. [257
© M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 184.
WHEN THE GIRL WHOSE HEART YOU
LONG FOR HAS A HEART THAT LONGS
FOR YOU. [258
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 182.
WHEN THE RIGHT MAN SINGS TRA LA
LA; from The enchantress. [259
© M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Notice rece’d Oct. 31, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 187.
WHEN WOMAN IS THE QUESTION.
© M. Witmark & sons, New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 184.
WHEN YOU’RE IN LOVE WITH SOMEONE
WHO IS NOTIN LOVE WITH You. [261
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice ree’d Oct. 3, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 135.
WILHELMINA’S CONCERTINA; lyrics by
EK. Ray Goetz, music by A. Baldwin
Sloane. [262
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rece’d Oct. 5, 1911; recorded,
Ve Lup i aas
WOULDN’T THAT TICKLE YOU; words by
Addison Burkhardt, music by Ben
Jerome. [263
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice ree’d Sept. 30, 1911; recorded,
Ves edi:
[260
YANKEE DOODLE CAPTAIN; lyrics by
Charles Horwitz, music by Frederick
V. Bowers. [ 264
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice rec’d Sept. 30, 1911; recorded,
VoL, or ee
YE HO MY LADS YE Ho. [265
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911;
recorded} v. leap
You CAN’T PAY THE LANDLORD WITH
LOVE. [266
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 10, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 184.
YOU COULD LOVE ME JUST THE SAME;
from The Wall street girl. [267
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 21, 1911; recorded,
Vie Leyes Ge
You HAVE TO HAND IT TO THEM; from
A la Broadway. [268
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rece’d Oct. 26, 1911; recorded,
V1, pe tee:
YoU MAY KISS ME GOODNIGHT, DEAR;
from A la Broadway. [269
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Oct. 26, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 136.
YOU’RE GOING TO LOSE YOUR HUSBAND IF
YOU DO. 1270
© J. H. Remick & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Oct. 6, 1911; recorded,
rielyaR Neys
YoU’vVE GOT TO TAKE ME HOME To- |
NIGHT. 271 if
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice ree’d Sept. 6, 1931;
recorded, v. 1. p. 126.
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PDR ARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 83, 1891
JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909
PART 3:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER
ome 9 ag
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 6
No. 12
FUL
=
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1912
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
fits Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing
the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is
issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabetically by titles, with the excep-
tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as ‘‘Fiinf studien,’’
*12 études élémentaires,’”’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class
without differentiating words (e. g., “Waltz,” “Etude,” etc.), which are arranged
under the name of the composer instead of the title.
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are
understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading
‘“Words by,’’ ‘‘Music by,’’ are to be understood as songs.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right Office.
To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘“‘E,’? Class E, Musical composi-
tions; ‘‘D,’? Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘©”’’ implies copyright regis-
tration of a published composition, followed by date of publication; ‘‘© 1 c.’’ stands
for copyright of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright
Office of the printed or manuscript copy, and ‘‘2 c.’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date
of their receipt. In case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue
or issues containing such contributions is required.
A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue,
immediately following the text.
A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
1909, will be found just prior to the index.
Each issue has an index to composers. The December number, completing .ue
volume, will have a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The sub-
scription price for Part 3, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $1.00 for
the year 1911, payable in advance to the Superintendent of Documents by postal money
order, express order, or New York draft.
(11)
NOTICE.
THE RETURN TO COPYRIGHT CLAIMANTS OF PRINTED COPYRIGHT
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright ” provide as follows:
Sec. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under the pro-
visions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this act, the Librarian
of Congress shall determine what books and other articles shall be transferred
to’ the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, including the law
library, and what other books or articles shall be piaced in the reserve collec-
tions of the Library of Congress for sale or exchange or be transferred to other
governmental libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
Sec. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above provided, together with
all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the Librarian of Congress and
the register of copyrights jointly shall, at suitable intervals, determine what of
these received during any period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve
in the permanent files of the copyright office, and, after due notice as herein-
after provided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed in the
Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November, inclusive, a state-
ment of the years of receipt of such articles and a notice to permit any author,
eopyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant to claim and remove before the
expiration of the month of December of last year anything found which relates
to any of his productions deposited or registered for copyright within the
period of years stated, not reserved or disposed of as provided for in this act:
And provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished work shall be
destroyed during its term of copyright without specific notice to the copyright
proprietor of record, permitting him to claim and remove it.
In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law.
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant of any printed musical composition deposited for
copyright registration in the office of the Librarian of Congress
during the years 1870 to 1879, inclusive, that any such author, copy-
right proprietor, or other lawful claimant may send to the Register
of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the musical composition,
the year in which copyright registration was made, and, if possible,
the number under which such musical composition was entered for
copyright, with a request for its return. On receipt of such informa-
tion and request, such musical composition will be returned to the
author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant, unless it has
been otherwise disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such musical composition should be
made as early as possible during the year 1911. If no such applica-
tion has been received during said year, such-musical composition
may be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of section 60
of said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Fesruary 1, 1911.
(111)
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT—CUBA.
By THE Present or THE UNITED States oF AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas it is provided by the act of Conweees of March 4, 1909, |
entitied “An act to amend and consolidate the acts respecting copy- |
right ” (in effect on July 1, 1909), that the provisions of said act, |
‘so far as they secure copyright controlling the parts of instruments |
serving to reproduce mechanically the musical work, shall include |
only compositions published and copyrighted after this act goes into
effect, and shall not include the works of a foreign author or com- |
poser ‘unless the foreign state or nation of which such author or com-
poser is a citizen or subject grants, either by treaty, convention, ,
agreement, or law, to citizens of the United States similar rights ”:
And whereas it is further provided that the copyright secured by |
the act shall extend to the work of an author or proprietor who is a
citizen or subject of a foreign state or nation, only upon certain con- |
ditions set forth in section 8 of said act to ie
(a) When an alien author or proprietor shall be domiciled within |
the United States at the time of the first publication of his work; or |
(b) When the foreign state or nation of which such author or pro-
prietor is a citizen or subject grants, either by treaty, convention, |
agreement, or law, to citizens of the United States the benefit of copy- |
right on substantially the same basis as to its own citizens, or copy- |
right protection substantially equal to the protection secured to such |
foreign author under this act or by treaty; or when such foreign |
state or nation is a party to an international agreement which pro-
vides for reciprocity in the granting of copyright, by the terms of
which agreement the United States may, at its pleasure, become a.
party thereto:
And whereas it is also provided by said section that “ The existence
of the reciprocal conditions aforesaid shall be determined by the
President of the United States, by proclamation made fren time to
time, as the purposes of this act may require”
And whereas satisfactory official assurance has been given under
date of May 29, 1911, that in Cuba the law permits to citizens of the
United States similar rights to those accorded in section 1 (e) of the |
act of March 4, 1909:
Now, therefore, I, William Howard Taft, President of the United |
States of America, do declare and proclaim that one of the al-
ternative conditions specified in section 8 (b) of the act of March 4. |
1909, now exists and is fulfilled, and since May 29, 1911, has been ful-
filled in respect to the citizens of Cuba, and that ‘the citizens of that
country are entitled to al! the benefits of section 1 (e) of the said act,
including “ copyright controlling the parts of instruments serving to |
(iv)
INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT—CUBA
reproduce mechanically the musical work,” in the case of all musical
compositions by Cuban composers which have been published since
May 29, 1911, and have been duly registered for copyright in the
United States.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the
seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this twenty-seventh day of Novem-
ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
[szau.| and eleven, and of the Independence of the United States
of America the one hundred and thirty-sixth.
Wm. H. Tart.
‘By the President:
. Pc. Kwox,
Secretary of State.
[Nor 4173.1
(v)
RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU- |,
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSL- |!
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in- |
struments in the case of Belgium, Cuba, Germany, Luxemburg, and |
Norway. The President signed proclamations to this effect on the |
following dates: Belgium (June 14, 1911), Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911),
Germany (Dec. 8, 1910), Luxemburg (June 14, 1911), Norway (June |
14,1911). These proclamations were printed on pages v—x of Part |
8, volume 6, no. 7, and page tv of this issue of the Catalogue of |
Copyright Entries.
From information received through the Department of State, the |
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill |'
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (e) of
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911), Den- |
mark (May 19, 1911), Italy (Aug. 8, 1911), Mexico (May 8, 1911),)
the Netherlands (Mar. 18, 1911), and Switzerland (Apr. 8, 1911).
(VI)
. EE EEE ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
A L’ABANDON; valse brillante, by Julius
K. Johnson, op. 4; piano. [25198
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269895; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
A LA KASBAH; morceau de concert, paz
Alexandre Georges; pour fifite, avec
accompagnement de pf. ver EA ES9
© Noveit, 1911; 2 ec. Nov: 15,
1911; E 270417; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
A LA VALSE; étude de concert, no. 20,
par Emil Sauer, pour piano. [25200
Gc tb, 1941-2 ¢. Nov. 14,
1911; EH 270848; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
"A NAVE SAN GIORGIO; versi di Giu-
seppe Irace, musica di Giuseppe
Capaldo, per canto e pianoforte.
[25201
© Oct. 17, 1911: 2c. Oct. 31, 1911:
E 270008; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
A PRESA ’E TRIPOLI; versi di V. de
Faleo, musica di V. Marino. [25202
fect. i, 1911> 2 c.-Oct. 14, 1911:
E 267840; Italian book co., New
York.
ABBASCIO ’9E TURCHE; versi di G. Spi-
nelli e [N. Di Palma] musica di N.
Di Palma; canto e mandolino.
[25208
© Nov. -11,/ 1911; 2 ce Nov. 14,
1917; H 270392; Arturo Matacea,
New York.
ABEILLES ET BOURDONS; esquisse mu-
Sicale, par EHugéne Dédé, op. 562;
orchestre, avec piano conducteur.
Ato. [25204
‘S- Noy. 18° 41911: 2 & Nov. 20,
1911; E 270554; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
ABENDDAMMERUNG; text von Adolph
Katsch, musik von Max Meyer-
Olbersleben, op. 100, no. 1; partitur
und stimmen. [25205
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2c. Nov. 4, 1911 -
E 270133; G. Schirmer, New York.
}
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ABENDLIED; text und musik von Julius
Bittner. [25206
©niOck 2h. 191i. 2 ec, Ocha 2s.
1911; E 267787; Albert Stahl, Berlin.
ABIDE WITH ME; hymn-anthem, words
by H. F. Lyte, music by Joseph
Barnby, ed., by Chas. Leslie; mixed
voices. 4to. (Series 7 of sacred
quartets and choruses, no. 798.)
[2520%
Gy -Nov:' 21, 1911-2 & Nov (22:
1911; E 271869; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
——words by Henry Francis Lyie,
music by Seymour Ellis; no. 2 in
E flat. [25208
© Oct, 2 19tte 2Zic Oc. 27, 19iL:
E 267925; Wickins & co., London.
ACCOMACK; words by M. Louise Trader,
music by Archibald Johnston, rev. by
P. F. del Campiglio. [25209
©) Nov. (22-1914 > 2* & New 25:
1911; E 271457; K. Dehnhoff, New
York.
ADMIRAL’S (THE) YARN; words by
Fred E. Weatherly, music by Paul A.
Rubens. [25210
©) Neva i3..A91t = 2" e Nove, £4.
1911; H 270338; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
ADORATION; a meditation, by Richard
L. Weaver, op. 286; piano. (252
©, Noy. 25, 1914s 2. ¢e: Nov. 25,
1911; E 271469; Joseph Morris ¢o.,
New York.
ADOWN THE WOODLAND WAY; ballad,
words by G. Hubi-Newcombe, music
by Reginald de Koven, op. 352, no. 3;
high voice. [25212
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 « Nov. 9; 1911;
E 271068; G. Schirmer, New York.
ADULATION; valse caprice, by Pierre
Renard; piano. [25213
© Noy:°27, 190i: 2°) Now 2a
1911; E 271573; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
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ARGSTE (DAS) IST DER WITWENSTAND;
lied aus der operette Der minenkonig,
text von Gustav Beer u. Ernst Ma-
rischka, musik von Robert Stolz, op.
76, [25214
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 22, 1911;
EK 270648; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
AEROPLANE (THE) FIEND; comic waltz
song, words and musie by W. G.
Mitchell. P55)
© Oct. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1911;
EK 269354; W. Gheens Mitchell,
Owensboro, Ky.
AFFINITY; gallop, by R. Z. Hamilton;
piano. [25216
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1911; E 269241;
Ruth Zeigler Hamilton, Council
Bluffs. Ia.
AFTER RAIN; words by Fred G. Bowles,
music by Arthur H. Hardisty; no.
2 in A fiat. [25217
©ieNow 23) 191 27 es Nowe 25:
1911; E 270686; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
AFTERGLOW (THE); words and music
by Clarke A. Rasey. [25218
© Nov. 14, 291t: 2 1 Now. - 20:
1911; E 271515; Homer Tourjee co,,
Los Angeles.
written by Leonard Cooke, com-
posed by Henry HE. Pether. [25219
© Noy. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 10,
LOI ME 270287) Hraneis, Way) 7&
Hunter, London.
Aipa. See Verdi (G.)
AIDA-MARCH. See Verdi (G.)
AINSI FIS-JE UNE VILLANELLE (And So i
made a villanelle); paroles par Er-
nest Dowson, musique par Cyril
Seott, op. 65, pour une voix et piano.
[25220
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2c. Nov. 14, 1911;
E 270349; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
AIR DE BALLET; par Ernest Centola, op.
46; violon et piano. [25221
© Novi’25,° 1911+) 2 “e: Nov 22%,
1911; E 270715; Costallat et cie.,,
Paris.
AIR DE DANSE; par A. d’Ambrosio; or-
chestre avec piano conducteur. 4to.
[25222
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 .c.. Noy. 20,
1911; HE 270558; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
AIRSHIP (AN) WEDDING; words and mu-
sic by E. S. Booth. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [25223 |
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269739; E. Scarr Booth, Berkeley,
Cal.
ArRY (AN) FANCY; tarantelle, by Wal-
ter Rolfe; piano. [25224
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 29,
1911; E 271654; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
AKIMENKO (TH.) Etude; par T. Aki-
menko, op. 80. (Piéces pour le piano,
no. 11.) [25225
© Oct. 15, 1911 ; 2 ec. Nov. 15, 1911;
H 270434; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
ALANNA; words and music by Herman
Rave. [25226
© Nov. 10, 1911* 2) @ Noy. 1¢
1911; E 271818; Maurice Shapiro,
New York.
ALBUM LEAF (Albumblatt); by Géza
Horvath, op. 126, no. 2; violin and
piano. [25227
© Noy? 13; 19-2 enNoy. las
1911; E 270812; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ALBUM OF SONGS; words by various
authors, music by Chas. Wakefield
Cadman; high voice. [25228
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
H 269459; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
ALEXANDRA; gavotte, par Hrik Meyer-
Helmund; piano. [25229
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 6, 1911;
BH 270185; Otto Forberg, Leipzig.
ALGERNON; words by George W. Sut-
ton, jr., music by William J. Mullen.
[25230
© .Nov.-23,) 1981 = 2ee.U Noy. 2a)
1911; E 271418; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
ALKALI IKE; words and music by Er-
nest Forrest, arr. by E. S. S. Hunt-
ington. [25231
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269839; Joe Morris music ©Co.,
New York.
ALL I HEAR IS RAG; words by Archie
Fletcher, music by Harry McNa-
mara, arr. by E. S. S. Huntington.
[25232
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1911;
H 269838 ; Joe Morris music co., New
York.
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25252
ALL’S WELL; Sacred song, words by
Harriet McEwen Kimball, music by
Edward Kreiser; medium voice.
[25233
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 269457 ; G. Schirmer, New York.
_ ALL THE BLUE BELLS CLOSE THEIR EYES;
cradle song, words by Thomas Bailey
Aldrich, music by Annie M. Lyon.
(Songs of poppy land no. 2.) [25234
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov: 6, 1911;
. E 269510; A. M. Lyon, Madison, Wis.
| ALL THE TIME; words by George Gro-
gan, music by Chas. J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25235
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269809; G. P. Grogan, Cincinnati.
| ALL THE WORLD LOVES A LOVER; from
Modest Suzanne, lyric by Robert B.
Smith, music by Jean Gilbert.
[25236
i) Noy. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 21,
1911; E 270590; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
| — waltz song, from Modest Suzanne,
by Jean Gilbert, arr. by Carl F. Wil-
liams; hotel orchestra. 4to. [25237
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269868; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
ALL THIS NIGHT; Short anthem, or
earol, words by Wm. Austin, music
by H. E. Button. New York, The
H. W. Gray co. [25238
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 9, 1911;
EH 270272; H. Hiliot Button, London.
ALL THIS NIGHT BRIGHT ANGELS SING ;
based on an early English carol, and
arr. by E. P. (Jn Carols ancient
and modern, book 2, no. 24.) [25239
© Oct. 14, 1911; 1 c Nov. 15, 1911;
E 270413; Morgan & Scott, ltd., Lon-
don.
ALL THRO’ THE NIGHT; Welsh folk
song, music arr. by W. H. Neid-
linger; mixed voices. (Octavo
church music, no. 712.) [25240
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269854; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
)| ALL YOUR OWN AM I; from The en-
.chantress, lyric by Harry B. Smith,
music by Victor Herbert. [25241
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269902; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ALLA STELLA CONFIDENTE; romanza, by
V. Robaudi, arr. by Gustav Saenger;
violin and pf. [25242
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269580; Carl Fischer, New York.
ALONE; valse tabarin, by Mackie-
Beyer; orchestra. 4to. [25243
pSNove TT 1911s 2) ex New 18;
1911; E 271210; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
ALPINE SONG; chorus, music by John
Ireland; equal voices, old and new
notations. 4to. (Curwen’s edition,
no. 71332.) [25244
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 e: Nov. 2, 1911:
E 270047; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London.
ALTWIENER-LIED; aus dem vaudeville,
Das neue midchen, text von Bern-
hard Buchbinder, musik von Rich-
ard Fronz. [25245
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 270099; Adolphe Robitschek.
Vienna.
ALWAYS TOGETHER; schottische, by F.
Sabathil, op. 279; piano. [25246
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1911:
E 267855; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
Am COLORADO; amerikanische romanze,
von Léon Jessel, op. 219, fiir orches-
ter. Stimmen. [25247
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 270083; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
—— —— fiir pianoforte. [25248
iC) Ane, 25: 190-2. & Oek. 26;
1911; E 267895; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
AMERICA; words by Samuel F. Smith,
music by O. Vik6ren. [25249
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 269375; Ole Vikoren, Holdrege,
Nebr.
AMERICAN (THE); march & two step,
byw Liaves,.(L. Band.) <2: Ore
Cincinnati, Fillmore music house.
Ato. [ 25250, 25251
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 16,
1911; E 271151, 271152; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati.
AMERICAN BEAUTY WALTZ; by A. A.
Carroll; piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [25252
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
HE 269786; Anna A. Carroll, Buffalo.
1471
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25253
pt Lames iG
AMERICAN FLAG MARCH; by J. M. Bald-
win, op. 32; piano. [25253
©) Nov. 20, 1911; 2\¢ Nov. 22,
1911; H 271340; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton.
AMERICAN (THE) FLEET; words and
music by Jos. C. Platt. [ 25254
© 1. Nov. 6, 1911; EH 269541; J.
C. Platt, jr., Salt Lake City.
AMERICAN STANDARD POLKA; by Frank
R. Seltzer, arr. by Fredk. S. New-
combe; cornet solo. P2aZ59
WrOet: 61914) 2c Now 19m -
E 269581 ; Carl Fischer, New York.
AMERICUS CLUB; march and two-step,
by Nick Brown, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer; orchestra. 4to. [25256
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 10. 1911;
E 269956; J. W. Pepper & son, Phil-
adelphia.
AMMORE (L’) N’ ’O VO SAPE; canzone
popolare, versi di R.. Ferraro-Cor-
rera, musica di Emanuele Nutile.
[25257
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2c. Nov. 17, 1911;
E 270491; Polyphon - musikwerke
a.—g., Wahren-Leipzig.
AMONG THE DAISIES; by W. Lewis, op.
407, no. 8; piano. [25258
© Nov 13) aodd- Qe Nove As:
1911; EK 2710388; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
AMORITA; waltzes, by Carl Lawrence;
band. 4to. [25259
©) Nove 25: 9d 2en Nowa:
1911; E 271473; J. E. Agnew, Des
Moines, Ia.
AmMouR (L’) VEILLE; valse lente by
Carl Petzl; reed and brass band.
4to. [25260
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 @: Nov. 4, 1911;
E 270114; Hawkes & son, London.
AN MURMELNDER QUELLE (At the spring-
let) See Lose blitter (Loose leaves)
ANACONDA; words by Charles Wilmott,
music by F. Collis Wildman. [25261
OyrOCmM iy 1S hor Owerrsaly Was
E 270031; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
ANDALUSIA; Dbolero-humoresque, from
Olivette, by Audran, harmonized for
male voices by J. A. Parks; in G
minor (and some major). (Syvo, no.
BOS) [25262
© Sent, ih. (om 2 eNovs 2,
home By 22a sane « eats eleariNs eOr
York, Neb.
I4
ANDANTE. See Gluck (C. W.)
ANDOVERIAN; march song, words and
music by Richmond K. Fletcher, arr.
by Albert M. Kanrich; piano with
text. [25263
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ¢ Noy. 13, 1911;
E 271033; Tremont music pub. co.,
Boston.
ANDRUS; polka, by Czenko, arr. by W.
Adeszko; concertina. [25264
D)
©- Nov., 15, 191A ee Nov. 13;
1911; E 271015; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
ANGEL (THE) CHOIRS ARE SINGING;
adapted from an ancient carol and
arr. “by Hi oP) ) Cin Carols ancient,
and modern, book 1, no. 7.) [25265
© Oct. 14, 1911; 1 @ Nov. 15, 1911;
E 270403; Morgan & Scott, itd., Lon-
don.
ANGELIC (THE) CHORUS; Christmas
service, words by Colin Sterne, mu-
sic by H. Ernest Nichol. [25266
‘© Oct. 15, 1911: 2 e. Nov. 27, 1911;
EL 270738; Heidelberg Press, Phila-
delphia.
ANGELS’ SERENADE; by G. Braga, arr.
by Alf. Roth; full orchestra and
piano and solo and obligato violin
part. [25267
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269582; Carl Fischer, New York.
arr. by H.-F. Odell; mando-
lin orchestra. [25268
© Nov. 15, 19tt2rerNoy. 25s
1911; E 271599; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
ANGELS’ sone; by E. L. Ashford; or-
gan. [25269
©. Nov. 10, 1911.3 2G: “Nov. 20%
1911; HH 201242>, Lorenz pub. cox
Dayton, O..
ANGELS’ (THE) SONG; words by Neva
Haines, music by W. A. Post.
[25270
‘© “Now. 18) Wiel
1911; E 271410; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville, Tenn.
ANGER; by Geo. J. Trinkaus; four
violins with piano ace. (The four
moods—C. ) [25278 |
© Nov. 25, 1911; 22cs "Nov. 2a8
1911; E 271607; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
=<)
(ai
ec. Nov. 238k
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo: 12 dt
25292
ANGLAISE; von Carl Ditters von Dit-
tersdorf, arr. von Willy Burmester,
fiir violine mit klavierbegleitung.
(Alte weisen, no. 27.) ane
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1911;
E 270351; B Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
ANGUS GoRDON DONALD, DOUGLAS
Ewart, JOHN McKer; from Little
boy blue, words and music by Ed-
ward A. Paulton. [25273
ae Nov. 23, 1911: 2c. Nov. 23,
1911; EH 271419; Jerome H. Remick
- & Co., New York.
ANIMA MIA; melodia, di A. Leonardi;
piano. [25274
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
EH 270620; Carisch & Jiinichen, Milan.
ANNABELLE JEROME; in The three Ro-
meos, words by R. H. Burnside,
music by Raymond Hubbell. [25275
(OmNove 15. 1911: 2 ¢. Nov. 15,
Pre chiles: 'T:. B. Harms: &
Francis, Day & Hunter.
ANNIE DEAR; Old Irish eviction song,
words by Thomas Davis, melody arr.
by Monk Gould; medium voice.
[25276
(CPNOvwe ts, 1911 >°2 ¢. Nov.’ 13,
1911; E 270826; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
“ANOTHER” RAG; words by D. A.
Esrom, music by T. Morse. (2520
Crono 25.) 191-2" ec. Nov. 28;
1911; EH 271635; Theodore Morse mu-
sie co., New York.
ANTAR; Symphonie d’aprés un conte
arabe, par N. Rimsky-Korsakoff,
paraphrase par H. Hausser, pour
piano. [25278
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270218; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
————-reduite par Albert Doyen,
pour piano. 4to. [25279
Sept. 29, 1911; 2. ce. Nov. 6,
1911; E 270204; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
ANTHEMS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS, CHIL-
DRENS FESTIVALS ETC.; music by H.
Jeffries and J. H. Maunder, ed. by
R. H. Archer. Series 1. [25280
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c Nov. 4, 1911;
E 271165; G. Schirmer, Boston.
— words by HE. Paxton Hood and the
Lord Bishop of Wakefield, music by
J. H. Maunder, ed. by R. H. Archer.
Series 2. [25281
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 271166; G. Schirmer, Boston.
ANTHONY (Bert R.) Two arpeggio
studies; by B. R. Anthony, op. 54,
nos. 1 and 2; piano. Boston, Evans
music co. [25282
© Nov. 20, 1911 -' 2 ee. Nov. 22:
1911; E 271344; W. A. Evans,
Boston.
ANTON (F. Max) Vier klavierstiicke;
komplett, von F. M. Anton. [25283
©) Septis7i29) 19" Oi extNoveyal’,
1911; EH 270504; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, g. m. b. h., Cologne.
See Verdi (G.)
ANY GIRL LOOKS GOOD IN SUMMER;
march and _ two-step, by Phil
Schwartz, arr. by T. P. and Geo. J.
Trinkaus, mandolin orch. [25284
©) Oct; 30, 1914.2 ¢. Oct-31, 191M:
EH 269284; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ANY OLD TUNE AT ALL; quartet from the
musical play Peggy, words by Percy
Greenbank, music by Cecil Trent.
ANVIL CHORUS.
[25285
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 3, 1911;
Mie 2O0t0: Chappell cco.) tad,
London.
APACHE (THE) SUN DANCE; by L.
Johnson-Suerken ; piano. [25286
© Nov: 14, 191% - 2 ce: “Nov. 20;
1911; E 271268; Lena Johnson-
Suerken, Los Angeles.
APPALACHIAN; March and two step, by
EF. Moore; piano. [25287
iO Nove 9) 19 2c Nove 19:
1911; E 269882; Flora Moore, Oliver
Springs, Tenn.
APPLE BLOSSOMS; march two-step, by
J. A. Miles; pf. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [25288
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH} 269794; James A. Miles, Portage
Des Sioux, Mo.
APPROACH (THE) OF DAY; by Geo. J.
Trinkaus. 1. Two violins and
piano. 2. Violin, flute and piano.
(Scénes pastorate—A).
[ 25289, 25290
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 28,
1911; H 271608, 271609; M. Witmark
& sons, New York.
APPROACH (THE) OF NIGHT; by Geo. J.
Trinkaus. 1. Two violins and piano.
2. Violin, flute and piano. (Scénes
pastorales—C. ) [ 25291, 25292
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 ¢. each Nov.
28, 1911; EB 271610, 271611; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
1473
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
252938
pt. Tae Sv..6
APRIL (AN) by Frederick
Nicholls; pf. [ 25293
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1911;
EK 267846; B. F. Wood music ¢).,
Boston.
MELODY ;
ARABESQUE; by Alfred A. Oberndorfer,
op. 5, no. 2; piano. [25294
©} Nove 25,1911 2" eo Nov. "27:
1911; EH 271543; Clayton F Summy
co., Chicago.
ARABIAN KNIGHTS; intermezzo arabe;
by Frank H. Grey, arr. by Leon M.
Polachek; orchestra. [25295
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1911;
E 269300; Metropolitan music pub.
co., New York.
ARBITRATION; overture, by Geo. D.
Barnard... 1. Band): .2; Orch. Hill-
more music house. 4to.
[ 25296, 25297
© Nov. 14, 1911: 2 © each Noy.
16, 1911; HK 271158, 271154; Fillmore
brothers co., Cincinnati.
A-R-C AND A-D-E; words and music by
C. W. Dow. [25298
© Nov. 6). 1910 2 7 e.Nov.. Ws.
1911; E 271650; Joe Desberg:e:,
Paducah, Wy.
ARKANSAW YODLE; words by F. 8.
Fluke, music by G. W. Ashley;
tenor. [25299
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 e@. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269542; Farris S. Fluke, Chicage.
ARME (DAS) BLUMLEIN (Forget-me-
not’s complaint); volksweise, Eng-
lish translation by Elsa Schultz-
Ebertz, musik von Carl Bohm; 1.
Hoch. 2. Tief. [ 25300, 25201
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ec each Oct.
31, 1911; E 270025, 270026; N. Sim-
rock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
AS LONG AS THE SEA ROLLS ON; words
and music by B. B. Blood, arr. by
W. H. Dorsey. [253802
© Oct. 1, 1914; 2 ¢. Oct-30, 1911;
E 269220; Blood-Koehler & co, Chi-
cago.
AS WITH GLADNESS MEN OF OLD; words
by W. C. Dix, music by Reginald I.
Barclay. (Carols ancient and mod-
ern, no. 27.) [253803
GmiNov. 16) 31Gb 2 en Nowe 2S
1911; E 270526; Morgan and Scott,
Itd., London.
ASSEMBLY SONGS FOR USE IN EVANGEL-
ISTIC SERVICES [etc.]; comp. by J.
Ernest Thacker, Geo. A. Fisher, k.
EK. Magill, Richmond, Va., Texar-
kana, Ark. Tex., Presbyterian com.
mittee of publication [1910] 224 v..
Svo. $0.25. [25204
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 c Nov. 8, 1911:
A 300457; Presbyterian committee
of publication, Richmond.
AT BREAK OF DAY; by James H. Rogers;
piano. (Five little tone-pictures,
TO.) [25505
© Nov. 25, 19-22 Nor 21:
1911; E 271528; G. Schirmer, New
York.
AT DE OLE PLANTATION HOME; words by
Edward Stanley Shepherd, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [25306
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
-E 269808; E. S. Shepherd, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
AT EARLY DAWN; music by John Ire-
land; soprano and contralto, old
and new notations. 4to. (Curwen’'s
edition, no. 71333. ) [25307
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 c@ Nov. 2, 1911;
EK 270048; J. Curwen & sons, I!td.,
London.
AT EVENING; by Frederick A. Williams,
op. 76, no. 8; piano. [253808
© Nov. 25; 191d -F2NeiNov 21,
1911; EH 2715381; G. Schirmer, New
York. .
AT EVENTIDE; easy and instructive
piano piece, by Oscar Keller. (Idy}-
len, no. 6.) [25309
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1911;
EH 267986; Augener, ltd., London.
AT NIGHTFALL; words by Fred G.
Bowles, musie by Louis Victor Saar,
op. 70, no. 2; medium voice. [25310
© Nov, 2155191 - 2 se, Nor. 22,
1911; E 271870; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
AT THE YELLOW BOREEN; no. 3, in Three
Irish melodies, arr. by Cecil Forsyth.
(Male voice choir library no. 29.)
[25311
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 270178; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
AT THE YIDDISHA WEDDING DANCE;
words by Arthur Fields, music by
Harry Carroll. [25312
© Nove 11, 190i 236m Nove ait:
1911; EH 269983; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
1474
a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
25332
AT TWILIGHT; by Howard Brockway,
op. 59, no. 1; pf. [25313
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 271061; G. Schirmer, New York.
— by J. Frank Frysinger; pipe or-
gan. [253814
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269553; J. Fischer & bro., New
York.
AT TWILIGHT ALONE WITH YOU; words
and music by R. E. McCarty. [25315
me woy. +, 1911; 2-c. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269335; R. E. McCarty, Richland,
om
AT VESPER HOUR; reverie by H. Engel-
mann; piano. [25316
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911:
E 267859 ; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
AUBADE ATHENIENNE; cheeur. paroles
de Paul Reboux, musique de Rey-
naido Hahn, pour voix de femmes.
[253817
©) Oct 28; 1911: 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
EK 267975; Hengel et cie, Paris.
AUF BoRNHOLM; ged. von Alb. Sergel,
musik von Heinrich Zollner, op. 102,
fiir méa&nnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [25318
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 30. 1911;
E 267954; Schweers & Haake, Bre-
men, Germany.
AUF DER ROLLSCHUHBAHN; von P. A.
Czurda, op. 50, fiir violine und kla-
vier. [25319
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2c. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 270109; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
AURORE; scherzo, petite piéce descrip-
tive, par Paul Saegel, pour piano.
(Le début du piano, cinquiéme série.
A la campagne, no. 48) [. 25320
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 270227; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
AUS DER STADT DER LIEDER; potpourri
zusammengestellt, von Fritz Trau-
ner, op. 29; ausgabe fiir klavier
zweihindig. [25321
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
E 270644; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
AUS MEINEM TAGEBUCH; Sechs kleine
stiicke, von Max Reger, op. 82, band
3; klavier, zu zwei hainden. [25322
moet 1OTt = "2. Nove, 1%,
1911; E 270508; Ed Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
| AUTOMNE (L’); nocturne, par Al-
phonse Caja; piano. p25e cer
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
E 270621; Carisch & Ji&nichen,
Milan.
AUTUMN (AN) sone; by Mrs. A. M.
Virgil, op. 36, no. 9; piano. New
York, Virgil piano school co. [25324
© JNov. 25," 191k 2. e- Nay. 27,
1911; E 271535; Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
New York.
AUTUMN SUNSET; waltzes, by B. J.
Mallen, arr. by Otte Frey; orchestra.
4to. [25325
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1911;
E 269427; M. L. Carlson, Chicago.
AUX ETOILES; entr’acte pour un drame
inédit, par Henri Dupare, réduction
par Gustave Samazeuilh. 1. Piano &
2mains. 2. Piano 4 4 mains.
[ 25326, 25327
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 15,
1911; E 270436, 270437; Rouart, Le-
rolle & cie., Paris.
AUX JARDINS D’AVRIL; mélodie, poésie
de L. Fortolis, musique de P. Pierné;
no, 2, voix moyennes. [25328
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267974; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
AVANTI SAVOIA; parole e musica di
Giuseppe Virgillito; riduzione per
mandolino e canto. [25329
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2c. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 270057; Giuseppe Virgillito, New
York.
AvE MARIA; sacred song, musie by
Nicola A. Montani; high in F' sharp
minor. [ 25330-
©'Ock 27 19tt= 2 & Oct. 28; 191:
E 269226; G. Schirmer, New York.
AVIATOR’S (THE) SERENADE; poem by
Helena Clendenen, music by A.
Willis. [25331
©, Oct:2531911:;. 2. e Nov. 3;/1919
EK 269416; Alvin Willis, Berrien
Springs, Mich.
AWAKE THOU THAT SLEEPEST; words
from the Bible, music by Marie
Carandini (Mrs. Marie Stokes) with
violoncello obligato, by May Muckle;
Hos Ain C: [253832
© Nov. 20, 1911; -2 ce Nov. 25,
1911; E 270149; Marie Stokes, Lon-
don.
1475
A Fg ON EG Sas ee eS
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ~-
25353
pt. 1tisnyse 7.6
AWAKENING OF SPRING (Frtihlings
erwachen); by HE. Bach, arr. by H.
F. Odell; mandolin orchestra.
[25333
© Nove 15; 19112 e@. Novee28;
1911; E 271600; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
Basy (THE) MOON; lullaby, words by
Ward Thomas, music by Wright B.
Haff. New York, T. W. Allen pub-
lishing co. [25334
©, Nov: 15.) 191-92 es Nove 16;
1911; H 271158; W. B. and W. Haff,
New York.
BaBy (THE) WALK; intermezzo, by
W. H. Davin; pf. [253835
© Nov.) 20> 1910-2) GiNevy- 20,
191s sh 20288 Kraneis, Dav ic&
Hunter, London.
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Klassische
violin-musik ; beruhmter meister des
17. und 18. jahrhunderts, bearbeitet
von Gustav Jensen, fiir violine und
klavier. Heft 24. Sonate in G moll,
von J. S. Bach. (Hdition Schott, no.
1830-y. ) [25336
©) Oct, 17, 1911.42, & Nov. 4209s
EH 270378; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany.
Passion (The) of our Lord; ac-
cording to St. Matthews, music by
J. S. Bach, ed. by Edward Elgar and
iivor= Atkins.” a2 cAltos, 2 eBassa) 23:
Soprano. 4. Tenor. [ 25337-25340
Or Nova 22. ois re) INOW 23)
1911; E 270758-270761; Novello &
co., ltd., London.
Triostudien; 60 klavier und kam-
mermusikstticke von J. S. Bach, ein-
gerichtet und mit den zum studium
erforderlichen bezeichnungen verse-
hen von Franz Ewald Thiele, in 4
binden. Band 1 und 2. obl. 8vo.
[25341
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 270266; Steingriber verlag, Leip-
Zig.
BACHELOR (A) GIRL’S REVERIE; by L.
Moseley ; mandolin and piano. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[ 25342
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269688; Lola Mosley, Dillon, Kan.
BACHELOR’S LOVE DREAM; waltz, by C.
EK. Roat; orchestra. 4to. [258438
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
EK 269254; Chas. EH. Roat music ¢co.,
Itd., Battle Creek.
Bacto (IL); song by L. Arditi, arr. by
Thomas Bidgood; cornet solo with
band ace. 4to. [25344
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2c. Nov. 4, 1911:
E 270116; Hawkes & son, London.
BACK FROM THIRTY-SIX TO TWENTY--
NINE; from A lovely liar, lyric by
Junie McCree, music by Hans §.
Linné. - [25845
© Nov. 13.) 19 2 era. 14
1911; E 271083; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
BACK TO THE FOLD; Sacred song, words
by Chetwynd Hamilton, music by
Chas. Doncaster; in H flat. [26346
© Nov. 17, 1911: 27ee Nov. 18:
1911; H 270527; Cary & co., London.
BAD’NER MAD’LN (Girls of Badén)’;
waltzes, by Karl Komzak, arr. by
F. E. Robinson; orchestra. 4to.
[25347
© ‘Nov: 17, 19% 2c Noy. 23
1911; EH 2713894; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
BAGATELLE; von Pedro G. Morales,
pour violon et piano. [25348
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EH 270167; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
BALL-SCENE; by Heinrich Lichner, op.
14, no. 2, edited and fingered by S.
Camillo Engel; piano. [25349
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c Noy. 4, 1911;
E 270117; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
— waltz, by J. L. Nicodé, op. 26, ar..
by Otto Langey; (Galaxy of orches-
tra music, no. 48.) [25350
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269340; G. Schirmer, New York.
BALLADE DU PAUVRE TROUBADOUR; |
poésie de Henry Poncet, musique de ,
Albert Ribollet. (Six mélodies,
no. 1.) [25351 ,
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267985; Maurice Vieu et Jane
Vieu, Paris.
BALLET (THE) OF THE BIRDS; by Geo.
J. Trinkaus. 1. Two violins and
piano. 2. Violin, flute and piano.
[25352, 25353
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 ec each Nov. |}
28. 1911; E 271612, 271618; M. Wit- }
mark & sons, New York.
1476
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xf
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2537 1
BALTIMORE FO’ ME; words by A. A.
Silberman, music by M. Emanuel,
arr. by [C. Edgar Rollman.] [25354
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c Nov. 4, 1911;
E 269444; Alvin A. Silberman &
Mayme Emanuel, Baltimore.
BAND (THE) CAME BACK; from Let
George do it, words by A. Seymour
Brown, music by Nat D. Ayer.
[25355
© Noy. 13, 1911; 2 c Nov. lay
1911; EK 271113; Jerome H. Remick
*& co.. New York.
|
|
| BANTOCK. (GRANVILLE) Nocturne ;
| words by Alfred Hayes, music by G.
Bantock; mixed voices, unace. 8vo.
[25356
| © Nov. 13,1911; 2 c Nov. 1%.
|
|
1941; E 270476; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
|
|
{
BAPTISM FOR SERVICE; words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by J. E. Del-
marter. [253857
© Oct. 22, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911:
E 263503 ; J. EK. Delmarter, Chicago.
i
| BARBARY (THE) PRANCE; words by
Tom Sigourney, music by S. Clar-—
ence Engel.
© Oct. 28, LOWES:
[25358
€: "Oet: > 30:
1911; E 269240; Head music pub.
co., New York.
|
|
:
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|
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BaRcAROoLte. See Offenbach (ets)
|BarNarp (THE) GROUPS; ode, poem by
_ Mabel Cronise Jones, music by E. J.
_ Decevee. [25359
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 26, 1941):
E 269188; Edwin Jacobs Decevee,
Harrisburg, Pa.
‘Barwon HAD THE RIGHT IDEA; from
| The little millionaire, words and mu-
Sic by Geo. M. Cohan. [25360
© Nov. 13, 1911:-2 c¢. Nov. 14,
1911; E 271099; Cohan and Harris
pub. co., New York.
\BatHine (THE) crRL; lyrics and music
| by Lynne A. Hazzard. [253861
ft oe 1 ec Nov. 16, 10s We 271505:
/| Mansel Vardaman, % W. R. A. U.,
| New York.
|Barrrrpore AND SHUTTLECOCK ; by Ma-
bel Madison Watson; pf. (The chil-
dren’s party, no. 4.) [25862
|
| © Nov. 22, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 22,
) 1911; E 271386; Arthur P. Schmidt,
| Boston.
|
|
|
|
|
Baya (La); fantaisie chinoise, sur les
motifs de la chanson populaire chan-
tée par Fragson, par H. Christiné ;
orchestre avee piano conducteur.
Ato. [25363
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 « Nov. 20,
1911; E 270577; F. Salabert. Paris.
BE SATISFIED WITH WHAT YOU'VE GOT;
words and music by L. A. Mitchel.
[25864
© 1 ¢ Nov. 4, 1911: BH 269455 ;
Lawrence A. Mitchel, Denver.
BEAUTIFUL GATES; hymn, words by:
McMillin, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[253865
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911:
EH 269646; Mrs. Crisman MeMillin,
Lebanon, Mo.
BEAUTIFUL (THE) STORY; words and
music by C. B. Hopkins. [25366
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911:
EK 269513; C. Benj. Hopkins, Chicago.
Beauty; words and music by W. K.
Engle. [25367
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1911; E 269502 ;
Walt. K. Engle, Reading, Pa.
BED-TIME (A) SONG; three-part song,
words by Lillian Dynevor Rice, mu-
Sic by Ethelbert Nevin, arr. by Vic-
tor Harris; women’s voices. (Oc-
tavo ed., no. 12253.) [253868
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269460; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIeé VAN) Rondo; von
Beethoven, arr. von Willy Burmes-
' ter; violine mit klavierbegleitung.
(Alte weisen, no. 26.) [25369
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 14, a AS 3 Bia
E 270385; B. Schott’s séhne. Mainz,
Germany.
Sonata, no. 9; von L. Beethoven,
op. 14, no. 1, edited, phrased and
fingered by Stewart Macpherson;
piano. Analytical edition. [253870
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c Nov. 29,
1911; E 270773; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London.
BEGINNERS’ (THE) CHOIR: collection
of easy anthems and songs, ed. by
EK. S. Lorenz and Ira B. Wilson. S8vo.
: [25371
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c Nov. 20, 1911;
E 271243; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
1477
25372
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Il, 0. s., v. 6
BEGUINS (LES) DE CUNEGONDE; chan-
sonnette comique, paroles de Didier
Gold, musique de Estéban-Marti.
[25372
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267978; Georges Ondet, Paris.
BEHOLD THE DAYS COME; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by E. S.
Hosmer; men’s voices. (Octavo ed.,
no. 12216.) [253873
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 © Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269462; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
BEHOLD THERE CAME WISE MEN; Christ-
mas anthem, words from the Bible,
music by Adolf Frey; mixed voices.
(Octavo ed., no. 12249.) [25374
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269918; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
BEHOLD your Gop; Christmas anthem,
words from the Bible, music by H.
Clough-Leighter, op. 50, no. 5;
chorus of mixed voices with organ
ace. (Collection of octavo church
music, no. 5596.) - [25375
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1911;
EH 269227; G. Schirmer, New York.
BELL RINGING (Klockringning) ; by W.
Peterson-Berger, ed. by W. P. Mers;
piano. [25376
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 269473; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
BELLA CA BELLA SI; versi di Antonio
Barbieri, musica di EH. De Curtis.
[25377
iO Oct. .264 19d 2: Se Nowa wee
1911; E 270492; Polyphon-musik-
_werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
BELLA SIGNORA MIA; versi e musica di
F. M. Russo, per canto e mandolino.
Ato. [25378
© Oct, 17%, 1914. 2c. Octesihalloie:
E 270003; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
BELOVED; words by Edgar Allen Poe,
musie by Alfred Hiles Bergen.
[25379
© Nov. 13, 1911 2c) Nove 13,
1911; EH 271026; Gamble hinged mu-
sie co., Chicago.
BENEATH THE PALM BY THE SEA; words
and music by M. E. Broughton.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
_ [25880
© Oct.'30, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269761; Mrs. M. E. Broughton,
Apalachicola, Fla.
1478
BENEDICITE OMNIA OPERA; Chant, music
by J. F. Botume. . [25381
© Nov. 13, 1911; 2° @ Ney. 14
1911; E 271102; J. F. Botume, Bos-
ton.
BENEDICTION NUPTIALE; par Edwin H.
Lemare, op. 85, pour orgue. [25382
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270168; B. Schotts séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
BERCEUSE; by A. Arensky, op. 30, no. 3,
ed. and fingered by Gustav Saenger;
violin and piano in E major. [25383
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2c Nor. 7, 191i
FE 269584; Carl Fischer, New York.
by Ernest Halsey; organ. obl.
8vo. (Organ loft, book LXXIX, no.
239.) [25384
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2c Nov. 27,1911; .
E 270712; Vincent music co., ltd. °
London.
——by Julia Mary Canfield, arr. by
Gatty Sellars; pipe organ. obl. 4to. |
‘ [25385 |
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 267935; Clayton F. Summy co., ;
Chicago.
by P. Kvostchinsky, ed. by Hugo |
Ries; piano. [25386 |
© Nov. 1, 1911 ; 2 e Nov. 4, 19118
E 271167; G. Schirmer, Boston.
par §. Canaguier, pour piano.
(Cing morceaux, no. 1.) [25387
© Sept. 29,1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270208; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris. :
(Lullaby) ; paroles par Christina
Rossetti, musique par Cyril Scott,
op. 57, no. 2, pour une voix avec ace.
de piano. [25388 .
© Oct. 18,1911; 2 ce. Nov. 14, 1911;
EH 270352; B. Schott’s sé6hne, Mainz, j
Germany.
BERCEUSE (LA) DES NUITS; chanson
vécue, paroles de Armand Foucher,
musique de J. Vercolier. [25339 _
© Nov. 11,1911; 2 c Nov. 15, 1911;
E 2704389; Vercolier, Paris.
BERCEUSE, EN RE BEMOL; par Nandor |
Zsolt, pour violoncelle et piano.
[25390
© Nov. 1, 1911: 2c. Nov. 11, 191e%;
EH 270293; Augener, ltd., London. |
BERCEUSE SLAVE; par Joseph Szule, §
pour piano. (Quatre morceaux, no.
3.) [253891
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2c. Nov. 6, 1911;
BE 270215; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
no. 12,1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
25412
| BERCEUSE TENDRE; par L. Daniderft;
orchestre avec piano conducteur.
4to. [25392
| © Nov. 18, 1911: 2 ec Nov. 20,
1911; E 270552; Léo Daniderff,
Paris.
| BERGKNAPPENMARSCH ; aus der operette
Der minenk@dnig, text von Gustav
Beer und Ernst Marischka, musik
von Robert Stolz, op. 76, no. 1.
[253938
| © Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 22, 1911;
*E 270645; Adolphe Robitschek, Vi-
enna.
he (HemnRIcH) Waltzes: from
the opera Jacinta, by H. Berté, arr.
by August C. Ely; piano. [25394
© Nov. 10, 1911: 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1911;
| E 269993; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
"| York.
| BEST (THE) FRIENDS TO YOU; words and
music by George R. Guy. [25395
© Nov. 23, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 23,
ik ee D, 271417 : Harold Rossiter
/ music ¢€o., Chicago.
/
' BETSEY ABROAD; opening chorus, by
| J. A. Warner; music only. [25396
©) 1. ae 8, 1911; EH 269577;
John A. Warner, Rochester, Nay?
| BETSEY’S ENTRANCE; song and chorus,
_ from Betsey abroad, by J. A. War-
her; music only. [25397
© *e Noy. 8, 1911: EH 269572:
_ John A. Warner, Rochester, N. Y.
|
BETTLERIN (DIE) ; serenade, von Adolf
_ Becker, op. 11; klavier. [253898
i © Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 17, ih jt ig Be
| E 270502; Scala-verlag, Berlin.
BEYOND THE DAWN; words by Fred E.
Weatherly, music by Wilfrid San-
derson; organ acc. New ed. [25399
© oe. ig, 4911: 2 ¢ Nov: 20,
i
=
{
Lat
7
foid | 270532; "Boosey & #60;
' London.
|BEYOND THE SUNSET: by Frank H#.
Tours; key of G. (Vocal orchestra.
no. 1249.) [25400
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1911:
E 269963: M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
'___ (Uber den sternen) : lyric by
Holman Quinn, music by Frank E.
Tours; 1. Female voices. 2. Male
voices. 8. Mixed voices. 4to.
[25401-25403
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 14,
1911; E 271084271086 : M. Witmark
& sons, New York.
20667—12
BEYOND THE WAVES OF TIME; duet,
music by C. E. Hammond; tenor or
soprano and alto. [25404
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 @ Nov. IAs
Tt; HW 271407: C. W. Edwards,
Chicago.
BIAhA POLKA; arr. by W. Adeszko:
eoncertina. [25405
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 c Nov. 13,
1911; 271018: W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
BiG LONESOME INDIAN; words and mu-
Sie by J. Tammany. {25406
©: te Oct..31, 1911; E 269296;
James Tammany, Pawtucket, lice 2
Big MOoN; words by O. Claflin, music
by Chas. J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale, Co.
[25407
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269800; Otto Claflin, Heyworth,
Til.
BILLEE BOWLINE; words by Fred. B.
Weatherly, music by Turlay Royce.
[25408
© Nov. 13, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 14,
1911; F 270339; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
BIONDINA; schottische-caprice, by Ni-
cola Casertano; piano. [25409
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269527; G. V. Meckel, New York.
Brirp (MAURICE) ‘Twenty-five short
melodious studies, in unfamiliar
keys; by M. Bird; piano. (Edition
Willis, no. 28.) [25410
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1911:
E 270058; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati.
Birp (THE) IN THE FOREST; words
translated from the German of O.
von Haugwitz, by Dudley Buck, mu-
sic by Joh. Diirrner, op. 22, no. 2,
ed. by John Hyatt Brewer; chorus
for men’s voices, with obligato solo
for tenor. (S8vo. choruses, no. 5627.)
[25411
© Oct. 31,1911; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269341; G. Schirmer, New York.
BIRD OF HAPPINESS; words by Lewis
Barnes, music by John Francis Bar-
nett. [25412
© Nov. 23, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 22,
1911; E 270614; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London.
1479
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
254138
pt. II, 0. S., v. 6
Brrp-sone; English version from the
words of O. Gruppe, by M. T. E.
Sandwith, music by Max von Wein-
zierl, op. 84, no. 1, ed. by John Hyatt
Brewer; chorus of men’s voices.
(Svo. choruses, no. 5613.) [25413
© Oct. sisi es Now. 1, 1911;
I 269342; G. Schirmer, New York.
Breath (THE) OF JESUS; a carol an-
them, words from the Bible, music
by Alfred G. Wathall. (Jn The
Choir, vol. 12, no. 12, Dec. 1911.)
[25414
© Nov. 14, 1911; 1 e. Nov. 16,
4911: EB 271149; Fillmore bros. Co.,
Cincinnati.
BISNESS IN AMERICA. See Business in
America.
Bizet (GrorcEsS) Carmen; selection,
by Bizet, arr. by Mackie-Beyer ; mili-
tary band. 4to. [25415
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269846; J. W. Pepper & son, Phila-
delphia.
__- Toreador song; from Carmen, by
Bizet, transcribed by Herbert Les-
lie; piano. [25416
1 ©. Now. 29, 1914.5 2ive: Nov. 27,
1911: E 271556; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas City, Mo.
4) march, by G:. Bizet, arr. by
SK. Wright; full orch. with pf. ace.
and solo and obligato violin part.
[25417
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269628; Carl Fischer, New York.
BLACK PANSIES; a darky two-step
march, by Lester Miexsell ; piano.
[25418
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. Sileehotele™
E 269307; Lester Miexsell, Cincin-
nati.
BLACKBIRD AND ROSE; words and music
by Robert Coningsby Clarke. [25419
© Nove 20, 1911; ee Nov. *21,
1911: BE 270580; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
3LATT (DAS) DER FRUHLINGSWEIDE,
ged. aus dem chinesischen, von
Mschau-Tin-Lin, tibertragen ins
deutsche von Hans Bethge, musik
von Anna Hegeler, op. 2. (Vier lie-
der, no. 2.) [25420
Oct, x24, Gi cn Qine~ Nav.”.1,
1911; E 270035; Rob. Forberg, Leip-
Zig.
BLESS THE LorD; anthem, music by
C. J. Bassett. [25421
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c& Nov. 20, 1911;
E 271244; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
BLUET SERIES OF MUSIC; book of songs,
by Cornelia Townsend. 47 p. fol.
[25422
© Oct.. 9,. 1911; 2c. Oct. 25, J91T ;
A 801248; Orpheus pub. co., Chicago.
BiusH (THE) ROSE; lyric anon., music
by Darrell Standing. [254235
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1911;
BE 269450; Musicians music pub. co.,
New York.
LBoaRD AND LODGING FOR A NICE YOUNG
MAN; words and music by Tom Mel-
lor and Harry Gifford. [25424
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 7, 1911;
BE 270244; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
BOHEMIAN Boys; lancers, arr. by War-
wick Williams; piano. [25425
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 270051; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
Boum (Cart) Zwei sonaten; von C.
Bohm, op. 391 fiir klavier zu vier
hinden. No. 1, G-dur..- No. 2, D:
dur. [25426, 25427
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 31,
1911; E 270029, 270030; N. Simrock,
g. m. b. h., Berlin.
Bon (LE) PasTruR; extrait du Mar-
tyre de Saint Sébastien, 4° acte, preé-
lude, par Cl. Debussy, transcription
par Gaston Choisnel; pour orgue. |
[25428 |
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911; |
E 267319; Durand et cie., Paris.
Bon sorr; by Leon Feorde; pf. [25429 |
© Oct. 80, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 31, 1911544
E 267998; J. B. Cramer & ©o., ltd. |
London. :
BoNIMENT DU DIABLE; poésie de Charles
Epry, musique de Jean-Paul Mariage,
op. 22. [25480 |
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 30, 1911; |
E 267977; Edouard Jouve, Paris.
Bontra; rag-two-step, by E. H. Frey ;
piano and violin obligata [2543
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov 9, 1911;
BH 269883; EH. H. Frey, Lima, O.
Booci: (THE) Boo; from Hans |
Danske, words and music by M. C. if
Blanchard, arr. by C. Bayer.
[25422 |
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 e Nov 25, |
1911; E 271474; Marie C. Blauechard, |
WEES:
1486
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1911
25453
BorDER (THE) LAND; words and musi¢e
by R. Matthews. [25433
@wNoy.. 11, 1911: 2 ¢. Nov...13,
1911; E 271804; Robert Matthews,
Vevoy, Ind.
Bovuporr rococo; gavotte par S. Sluca
Matteoni, pour quatuor 4 cordes. 1.
Patiition, no. 1136238. 2. Parties
détachées, no. 113624. [25484, 25485
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. each Ort
30, 1911; E 267948, 267949; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan.
Boy (THE) IN THE STREET; medley ou
popular songs, arr. by Henry H#&.
Pether; piano. [25456
1) Noy. 8. 1911- 2c. Nov. 7, 1911; :
HE 270245; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
Boy (THE) scouts; march and two-
step, by Paul Henneberg; orch. 4to.
[254387
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
HE 269585; Carl Fischer, New York
Boy scouts oF AMERICA; words by
F. S. Fluke, music by Glen W. Ash-
ley. [254388
(Nov. 3, 41911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
EH 269543; Farris S. Fluke, Chicago.
BoyHoop DAYS; words and music by
Carl Mack Mahon. 125439
: (Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c Nov. 3,
— 1911; BE 269940; Mack Mahon music
co., Jersey City.
— words by Charles F. Fitzgerald.
music by Harry G. Schwake. /[ 25440
| @©1c Nov. 3, 1911; EB 269952;
| Witzgerald & Schwake, Cleveland.
| Boys (THE) IN BLUE; words by A.
_ Evans, music by Charles J. W. Jex-
Teld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [25441
| © Oct. 16, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;-
EH 269735; Albert Evans, Nashville.
Boys (THE) IN THE FIELD; words ard
music by L. E. Walter. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25442
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269752; Lucile E. Walter, Arka-
delphia, Ark.
Boys (THE) oF ’98; words by Il.
| Quenan, music by W. L. Needham.
Post card 53 by 34 inches. [25443
romsept. bk 191: 2- ¢.. Oct, 28,
1911; EH 269228: Herbert Quenan,
Springfield, Mass.
en
BRAHMS (JOHANNES) ‘Two rhapso-
dies; by J. Brahms, op. 79, fingered
and edited by Heinrich Gebhard;
piano. [25444
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 269272; G. Schirmer, New York.
BRASS BAND EPHRAHAM JONES; words
by Joe Goodwin, music by Geo. W.
Meyer. [25445
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 7, 1911;
EH 269562; Leo Feist, New York.
BREAK, BREAK, BREAK; words by Alfred
Tennyson, music by J. A. Parks;
male voices. (S8vo. no. 580.) [25446
©) (Sept) 15,. 1912 2. cANow QE.
Ot :> oR) e27A2665 ch. UA. (Parks eo:
York, Neb.
BREAK FORTH INTO JOY; Christmas an-
them, words from the Bible, music
by Bruce Steane; mixed voices. (Oc-
tavo ed., No. 12250.) [25447
© Noy. 6, 1911; 2 ¢c. No.9; 4981:
E 269919; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
BREAK OF DAWN; reverie, by I. V. Flag-
ler; piano. [25448
©) Nov. (27,4 1911s, 2) e..cNoy: 2%:
1911; EK 271574; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
BREATHE UPON My HOLy SPIRIT; words
and music by C. B. Hopkins. [25449
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269514; C. Benj. Hopkins, Chi-
cago.
BRIDAL CHORUS. See Wagner (R.)
BRIDES AND BUTTERFLIES; waltzes, by
Neil Moret; piano. [25450
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 1, 1911;
FE 269327; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
BRIDESMAIDS’ DANCE; from Betsey
abroad, by J. A. Warner. [25451
@it ec: Noy.) 9.) 1991: 269941):
John A. Warner, Rochester, N. Y.
BRIGADE INSPECTION; march and two
step, by L. A. Clark; orchestra. 4to.
[25452
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
FH 269571; E. M. Orpin, Cleveland.
BRIGHT EASTERN STAR; words and mu-
sic by L. B. Trowbridge. [25453
© Oci, 14, 1912) c. Ock Li, 19s
E 267183; Lucy Burnett Trowbridge,
Piqua, Ohio.
1481
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25454
pt. UT, D.s., v.6
BRIGHT EYES; galop by H. Engelmann;
piano. [25454
Ke) Oct...24, 19112,.2 G Oct. 2a. 1914
E 267860; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
BRIGHTEST AND BEST OF THE SONS OF
THE MORNING; Christmas. song;
words by Bishop Heber, music by
H. J. Stewart. [25455
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 10, 1911;
E 269959; C. W. Thompson & Co.,
Boston.
BRILLIANTS; valsette, by W. Lewis, pf.
[25456
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 269314; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
BRING BACK MY LOVIN’ MAN; words and
music by Irving Berlin. [25457
© Nov. 16, 191452 ©¢ Nov. 16,
1911; EH 271161;-Ted Snyder co.,
New York.
BROKEN (THE) DOLL; by Henrietta
Straus; piano. (Four easy charac-
ter sketches, no. 2.) [25458
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 « Nov. 18,
1OIPe Ey 21507; ~G: -Ered Kranz
music co., Baltimore.
BROKEN (A) HEART; words and music
by H. Mizelle. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [25459
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2c Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269665; Hattie Mizelle, Dothan,
Ala.
BrRoKEN (THE) vow; words and music
by M. A. Acker. Cincinnati, Ideal
music co. [25460
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269887; M. A. Acker, Cincinnati.
BrucH (Max) Fitinf lieder; ged. von
Emanuel Geibel ete., musik von M.
Bruch, op. 22, fiir gemischten chor.
Contents :—Juniuslied. — Neujahrs-
lied.—Nordisches maienfest.—Oft in
der stillen nacht.—Hsthnisches hoch-
zeitslied. Partitur u. stimmen.
[25461
©) POGE +28) 41 9ld) Duco) Noy, 514,
1911; E 270357; B: Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
BUBBLES; rhymes and tunes by Daisy
McGeoch; voice and piano. [25462
©) Oct. 25, 1911-2 © Oct. 25,1911 ;
E 267869; John Church ¢co., Cincin-
nati.
1482
BUDDHIST HYMNS; versified transla-
tions ... adapted to modern music
by Paul Carus. Chicago, The Open
court publishing company; London,
K. Paul, Trench, Triibner & co., 1td.,
1911. 40 p. 8vo. $1.00. [25463
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 6, 1911;
A 300441; Open court pub. co., Chi- |
cago.
BUFFALO BILL’S FAREWELL; March-two
step, by Wm. Sweeney, arr. by T. P.
and Geo. J. Trinkaus; mand. orch.
[25464 |
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269903; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
BUKIET MELODYI POLSKICH; by Frank
Przybylski; orech. [25465
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911; .
E 271078; W. H. Sajewski, Chicago. |
BURNHAM (CHARLES HGBERT) NOoc-
turne (A); words by Francis W.
Bourdillon, music by C. EH. Burn- |
ham. [25466 |
© Nov. 24, 1911592 € Nov. 2578)
1911; E 271492; C. W. Thompson & |
co., Boston.
BUSINESS. IN AMERICA; words and {
music by A. Silberstein, arr. by H. |
A. Russotto. [25467
© Nov. 25, 719ti= "2c" Nov. 24
1911; E 271596; Solomon Schenker, |
New York. 4
Busy (THE) BEE; by Mrs. A. M. Vir-
gil, op. 36, no. 2; piano. [25468 }
© Nov. '‘22,- 191d - see. sNov.: 2am
1911; E 271345; Mrs. A. M. Virgil, |
New York. (
BuTTERCUPS; words by Sarah J. Day,
music by R. Huntington Woodman; |
three part chorus of women’s voices. |
(Svo. choruses, no. 5629.) [25469 |
© Nov. 18> 1991 2ee Noy. 2a
1911; E 271256; G. Schirmer, New}
York.
ButTterFLies (Schmetterlinge) ; inter- |
inezzo by Arthur Steinke; piano.
[25470 }
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 & Oet. 27, 19118
FE 267927; Jos. W. Stern & co., New|
York.
—— words by John Davidson, music by |
Bela Laszky; in B flat. [25471 J
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 28]
1911; E 270740; Enoch & sons, Lon- |
don.
BUTTERFLY CAPRICE;
By NIGHT AND BY DAY;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1911
25489
three step. by
Ethel Lear. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25472
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
H 269658; Ethel J. Lear, Covington,
Va.
By A MOSS-GROWN SPRING (Conver-
sazione) ; by Arthur H. Ryder, op.
7, no. 2; violin and piano. [25473
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 4, 1911;
EK 271168; G Schirmer, Boston.
words by
Daniel Hugh Verder, music by Len
Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25474
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269790; D. H. Verder, New York.
BY THE LOTUS LAKE; words by Alfred
H. Hyatt, music by Mary Turner
Salter. (From old Japan, no. 4.)
[25475
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 9, 1911;
H 269899; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
BY THE OLD RUSTIC BRIDGE SWEETHEART
NELL; words by W. E. Dill, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25476
©) Gets i6; 1914: 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269727; Willis E. Dill, Mt. Vernon,
Me.
BY THE RIVER;
piano. (Summer scenes, no.
by Heinrich Helm;
5.)
[25477
© Noy. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
H 270448; G. Schirmer. Boston.
_ By THE SEA; words by Perry Parker,
music by Franklin W. Crandell, op. 9.
[25478
Ommiy 1 4911- 2 ec July.8, 1911;
EK 2699387; Hempstead music co.,
Hempstead, N. Y.
BYZANTINE; march, by Louis Ganne,
arr. by Geo. T. Matthews, orchestra.
Ato. [25479
ONG. 17; (1911-52) -c. Nove 23;
1911; E 271895; Cundy-Bettoney co,
Boston.
CapENcre. See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
CADET MARCH; by Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
op. 36; no. 11: piano. New York;
Virgil piano school co. [25480
©) Novy., 25, 1911; 2c, Nov. 27,
Pode 2.15386; Mrs. A.M... Virgil,
New York.
CADMAN (CHARLES WAKEFIELD) Three
songs to Odysseus; song cycle, words
by Nelle Richmond Eberhart, music
by C. W. Cadman; high voice. Con-
tents:—1. Welcome within my shin-
ing portals. 2. Leave not this sea
encircled isle. 38. Thou wouldst not
stay. [25481
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269842; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
CAINE AND Opom. See Thardo (C. &
BH.)
CALL AROUND ANY OLD TIME, ANY OLD
TIME AT ALL; words by D. A. Esrom,
music by T. Morse. [25482
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 28,
1911; E 271634; Theodore Morse mu-
sie co., New York.
CALL FOR JUSTICE; words by A. EK. Fer-
rin Dyer, music by Ferd E. Mierisch.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[254838
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269792; Alma EK. Dyer, Rochester,
Ns Ye
CAMPBELL (THE) KIDS; march and
two-step, by A. A. Williams; piano.
[25484
© Nov.) 105 1914 5.24 ¢e sNoviied t
1911; E 269994; Albert A. Williams,
New Haven.
CAN I GET A DIVORCE FOR THAT; words
by G. Nagel, music by J. W. Jones.
[25485
© 4. ic: 4 Oct, 31, AGI 269279:
Geo. Nagel, Newark, N. J.
CANDIED CHERRIES; rag, by Lucien
Dennis; piano. [25486
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911;
EH 269111; J. W. Jenkins’ sons music
co., Kansas City, Mo.
CANOE-SONG; easy and instructive pi-
ano piece by Oscar Keller. (Idyllen,
no. 4.) [25487
©- Oct. 20, 1911'-2°e: Oct, 27, 1911s
EH} 267937 ; Augener, Itd., London.
CANTATA ’A MMARE; versi di Giuseppe
Merone, musica di Emilio Passa-
nanti. [25488
© ec Novi 17, 1911; B271328;
Emilio Passananti, Trenton, N. J.
CANTI TRIPOLITANI; versi e musica di
Gennaro Camerlingo, per canto e
mandolino. 4to. [25489
©. Nov 23, 19141). ¢.. Nowe 223:
“1911: E 270774; A. Matacea, New
York.
1483
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt Tr, MS. V.. 6
25490
CANTILENE; by Horace F. Watling;
organ. obl. 8vo. (Organ loft, book
lxxix, no. 238.) [25490
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 27, 1911;
E 270711; Vincent music co., lid.,
London.
CANTILENE RUSTIQUE; by Gatty Sel-
lars; pipe organ. obl. 4to. [25491
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270144; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
CANTIQUE DE No&ki; di J. Burgmein,
instrumentazione di Alfredo Barat-
toni; per banda; piccola partitura.
[ 25492
Ow Nowe 22. 19d? ey sNove 23,
1911; E 270652; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
CANZONA VEZIOSA; arietta all’ antica;
versi di L. Bovio e C. Scarfoglio,
musica di F. Buongiovanni. [254938
©) Oct. 26, 1911-2 (cc Now. 17;
1911; E 270493; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
CANZONE (LA) DEL BERSAGLIERE; parole
di Pier Emilio Bosi, musica di Giulio
Ricordi, istrumentazione di Arturo
Diana; per banda con parole; pic-
cola partitura. [25494
©) Nove. 22,) 19ers 2c Nov.) 23,
1911; EH 270653; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
CANZONETTA; par A. d’Ambrosio, op. 6;
orchestre, avec piano conducteur.
4to. [25495
©UNove 18) Side? 7e Nov.) -20)
1911; E 270555; Paul Decourceelle,
Nice, France.
—— See also Godard (B. L. P.)
CAPITOL CITY; march two step, by
Harry J. Lincoln; pf. [25496
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1911;
E 269194; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
CApPRICCIETTO. See Haydn (F. J.)
by John Ireland: organ.
(Organ recitalist, no. 23.)
[25497
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 4, 1911;
EH 270895; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
CAPRICCIO;
obl. 8vo.
Capriccio; by S. Pantschenko, ed. and
fingered by Arthur M. Curry; piano.
©! Nov. 1. 191 = 2'en Nov. 41911 <
H 271169; G. Schirmer, Boston.
[25498
SS | SS
CAPRICCIOSETTA; morceau joyeux, par
A. Leonardi; piano. [25499
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 22, 1911;
E 270622; Carisch & Janichen, Milan.
CARAMBAS; by M. R. Steiner; pf.
[25500
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 10,
1911; E 270289; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
CARILLON; morceau tres facile, par
Paul Saegel, pour violon et piano.
(Le début du violon deuxiéme série,
Tableaux de genre, no. 11.) [25501
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270231; Hmile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
CARMEN. See Bizet (G.)
CARNATION WALTZ; by Arthur Morris;
pf. (Sixpenny popular ed., no. 786.)
[25502
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 14,
1911; E 2703894; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
CARNAVAL VENITIEN; by J. Burgmein,
arr. by Elliott Schenck; grand or-
chestra and harmonium. LEHdition C.
[25503
© Nov. 16) Weill 2 tee. 1 7
1911; EH 271205; G. Schirmer, New
York.
CAROLINE; words by G. M. Hart, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
[25504
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2.c. Nov. 8, 1911; |
E 269778; George M. Hart, Find- |
lay, O. q
CARRY ME BACK TO CHILDHOOD; words
by HK. T. Anderson, music by T. S.
Cobb. [25505
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 25, 1911:
EK 271494; Thos. S. Cobb, Fort
Worth.
CARTER (THE); march two-step, by
C. G. Haynes; piano. [25506
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Nov.-1, 1911;
E 269858; Casper Guy Haynes,
Wichita.
CASINO (THE); by Frederick N.
Shackley; (Pasticcio, five pieces for |
the pf., no. 3.) [25507 |
©. Nov. ; 21), 10d 2ien NOV 22)
1911; E 271871; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton. a
CASINO; marche brillante, by C. D.
Blake, ed. by Pierre Duvernet (H. L.
Heartz) ; piano. [25508
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 3, 1911;
EH 269412; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
1484
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
CASSANDRA; march and two step, com-
posed by Margaret Wood Reimer;
pf. [25509
© eNoyv, 14, 1911: 2 c Nov. 14,
1911; E 271098; Shapiro music pub-
lishing co., New York.
CATECHIST (THE); three-part song,
music by Henry Hadley, op. 51, no.
2; chorus of women’s voices. (S8vo.
choruses, no. 5623.) [25510
@) Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1911;
BH 269348; G. Schirmer, New York.
oo morceau trés facile,
Paul Saegel, pour violon et piano.
(Le début du violon, deuxiéme série,
Tableaux de genre, no.12.) [25511
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 270232; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
CAVALIERE (Il) della rosa. See
Strauss, R.
CAVATINA. See Meyerbeer (G.)
CECILIA; from A lovely liar, lyric by
Junie McCree, music by Will L.
Becker. . [25512
Oy Nove 15; 1911; 2c. Nov. 14,
1911; H 271087; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
hotel orch. 4to. [25513
© Woy tsa. 1911: 2 c. Nov.. 14,
1911; HE 271088; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
CELEBRE METHODE COMPLETE DE VIO-
LON; par F. Mazas, entiérement re-
vue et complétée par un grand nom-
bre de pages contenant des textes et
exercices, nouveaux et originaux, par
Georges Catherine. 1°” vol. 17° et 2°
parties 2° vol. 3° et 4° parties.
[ 25514, 25515
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 ce each Nov.
6, 1911; EH 270206, 270207; Emile
Leduc, P. Bertrand et cie., Paris.
CELLIST’S FIRST CONCERT ALBUM; a Col-
lection of fifty-five transcriptions of
old and new melodies; selected and
arr. by Alvin Buechner; cello and pf.
Book 1. [25516
@ ‘Oct. 11, 1911; 2c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269587; Carl Fischer, New. York.
CENTOLA (ERNEST); Deux feuilles
dalbum; solitude-idylle, par Ernest
Centola, op. 28; violon et piano.
[25517
@> Nov..25, 3911.>-2 .c) Nov. 27,
Poth EH 270718; | Costailat et. cie.;
Paris.
par !
CHAGRIN (Sorrow) ; paroles par Ernest
Dowson, musique par Cyril Scott,
op. 86, no. 2, pour une voix avec acc.
de piano. [25518
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ce Nov. 14,
1911; EH 270854; B. Schott’s sdhne.
Mainz, Germany.
CHANSON D’AMOUR (LOve song); by
John M. Steinfeldt, op. 40, no. 3;
pf. [25519
© Oct: 9, 1911: 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911:
EK 269461; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
CHANSON D’AUTOMNE; par Ernest Cen-
tola, op. 41; violon et piano.
[25520
©! Nov, 25; 1911: 2 & Nov 27,
1911; EK 270716; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
CHANSON DU MERLE’ (Blackbird’s
song); paroles par Rosamund Mar-
riott Watson, musique par Cyril
Scott, op. 52, no. 3, pour une vor
avee ace. de piano. [25521
@) Oct 18, 1911 2 ec. Nove. ne
1911; E 270355; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CHANSON JOYEUSE; by H. Ravina,
transcription by Theo. M. Tobani,
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; solo and
obligato violin. [25522
©) Oct. 28,.1911,- 2 e: Nov. 7 1941;
E 269588; Carl Fischer, New York.
CHANSONETTE; by Harry Farjeon. op.
381; piano. (Tone pictures, book 4,
no. 4.) [25523
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1911;
EH 270297; Augener, ltd., London.
CHANT DU sorR; di Annat-Alvez, ridu-
zione per piccola orchestra e ety
dell’ autore. [2552+
© Noy. 322) 41911 = 2) 1: Nove) 23:
1911; H 270654; G. Ricordi & Co.,
Milan.
CHARGE (THE) OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE;
words by Tennyson, music by Alfred
Hiles Bergen. [25525
INOva,13;) 19h: 2 e@:, Nowent3;
1911; E 271027; Gamble hinged mu-
sie co., Chicago.
CHARITY ;
musie by Oley Speaks;
(Three songs, no. 2.)
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Noy.
E 271062; G. Schirmer,
words by Emily Dickinson,
high in C.
[25526
(i Ou:
New York.
1485
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25527
CHECKER RAG; by D. Goldsmith; piano.
[25527
© Nov. 18, “190d; “2i-eP oNlow. 25,
1911; EH 271475; Dan Goldsmith,
Winnipeg, Man., Canada.
CHEERO; words by Geo. Arthurs, music
by R. Penso. [25528
© Nov. 16, 1919 >) 2 & Noy. 17,
1911; EK 270517; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
CHEVALIER (LE) PRINTEMPS; valse par
Jane Vieu, pour piano seul. [25529
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267986; Maurice Vieu et Jane
Vieu, Paris.
Cuitp (THE) CHRIST; Christmas
hymn-anthem, words by Martin
Luther, music by Eduardo Marzo,
op. 125; mixed voices. (Octavo ed.
no. 12248.) [25530
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269920; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
CHILD (A) IS BORN IN BETHLEHEM;
an old Dutch carol, arr. by EH. P.
(In Carols ancient and modern
book 2, no. 15.) [25531
©i Oey 14 19th Sire SNov.ld;
1911; EX 270408; Morgan & Scott,
ltd., London.
CHILD OF BETHLEHEM; a Christmas
cantata with tableaux, music by
S. F. Compton, libretto by Margaret
S. Van Der Veer. 8vo. [25532
©) Nove, 6; a9 ds2) ze) Nov. 17,
1911; A 3023852; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York.
CHILDREN (THE) IN HEAVEN; words
anon., music by C. G. McRae and A.
MacDonald; in G. [25533
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 269377; Cora Gates McRae, and
Archie MacDonald, Boston.
CHIMES; by A. W. Roper; piano with
text. [25534
© Nov. 20) Sil 2 ee Noy. 28;
191d: Hy 2716432" EK. M.~ Barton,
Cleveland.
CHIMES IMMORTAL; words and music
by A. B. Lenz, arr. by A. Bernhardt
Raby. [25535
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 17,
1911; E 271510; Arnold B. Lenz,
New York.
CHIMES OF NORMANDY; selection, by
Planquette, arr. by Mackie-Beyer;
military band. 4to. [25536
©: Nov. Li) 19 2 eh Nov, 1S,
1911; E 2712138; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
pt. 111, n. s., v.6
CHIMES OF THE LOVE BELLS; words and
music by Lorain Seward. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [255387
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 8, 1911;
: 269674; J. L. Benton, Driftwood,
a.
CHLOE; from Hans Danske, words and
music by M. C. Blanchard, arr. by
C. Bayer. [25538 —
© Nov. 25, 1911: 2 ec Nov. 25,
1911; E 271476; Marie GC. Blan-
chard, U. S.
CHORAL ALBUM, No. 1040! words by R.
R. Hall, music by F. A. Challinor,
contents.—Baby of mine——O Bethle-
hem.—Hark, glad angel-voices. 4to.
[25539
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 17, 1911;
E 270145; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow.
CHORAL ALBUM, NO. 1041; words by
R. R. Hall, musie by F. A. Challinor.
Contents.—Light of the world.—
Glory to God in the highest.—We
have seen His star. 4to. [25540
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 17, 1911;
EK 270146; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
sow.
CHORAL SERVICE; set to music by FE.
Maxson. 4to. (Church music re-
view, no. 300.) [25541
© Nov. 13, 191-32 eerwov. 14.
1911; BH 271079 3 Be awe Gray, /co.,
New York. ‘
CHRIST (THE) CHILD’S BIRTHDAY;
words and music by A. Leonard.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25542
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269812; Ada Leonard, Trinidad,
Colo.
CHRIST (THE) OF GALILEE; words and
music by C. B. Hopkins. [25543
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269515; C. Benj. Hopkins, Chi-
cago.
CHRIST THE LORD IS BORN TO-DAY;
Christmas anthem, music by L. M.
Gottschalk, adapted and arr. by
Wim. Dressler; mixed voices; violin
ad lib. (Octavo church musie, no.
10141.) [ 25544:
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ¢ Novy. 6, 1911;
E 269474; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
1486
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1911
25563
CHRISTMAS BELLS, a service for Christ-
mas. Words by HE. E. Hewitt...
Music by W. A. Post... Lebanon,
Pa., The Post publishing company
[1911] cover-title, 2-14, [2] p.
illus. S8vo. ; [25545
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1911;
A 300398; Post pub. co., Lebanon,
Pa.
— carol-anthem. words by Henry W.
Longfellow, music by Frederick
Stevenson, op. 61; mixed voices.
(Octavo ed., no. 12205.) [25546
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 ec Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269921; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
— waltz, by H. Bollman, rev. by
Rene L. Becker; pf. [25547
Go sov, 47, ,.1911;,2 ec... Nov. 21,
1911; E 271278; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis.
— words and music by George Cole-
man Gow; chorus for women’s
voices. (S8vo. choruses, no. 5632.)
[25548
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 271190; G. Schirmer, New York.
CHRISTMAS CANTATA; words by Rose
Dafforne Betjemann, music by
Julius Harrison; soli and chorus.
Vocal score; 8vo. 125549
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 270010; Novello & co., Itd., London.
CHRISTMAS CHIMES: words by E. S
Browne, music by Ferdinand Bb.
'“Mierisch. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25550
fe) ej, 16, 1911 - 2 e: Nov 8, 1911;
EH 269718; Ellen S. Browne, Los
Angeles.
CHRISTMAS (THE) MESSAGE; sacred
song, text by L. R. Brewer. music by
Louis R. Dressler; high voice, with
violin obligato. [25551
© Nov. 2, 1911: 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1911:
E 269922; Oliver Ditson co., Bostou.
CHRISTMAS (A) by. BESS:
Lorenz; organ. [25552
i Noy, 10, 1911: 2 & Nov. 20,
1911; E 271245; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
CHRISTMAS SONG.
PAEAN ;
See O holy night.
CHRISTMAS SONG CYCLE; *by various
composers, compiled by E. A. Per-
_ kins. [25553
© Nov. 18, 1911: 2 @ Nov. 22,
1911; E 271336; Emma A. Perkins,
Wollaston, Mass.
CHRISTMAS WITH THE OLD WOMAN WHO
LIVED IN A SHOE; musical play in two
parts for juveniles, libretto by Wil-
liam H. Gardner, music by Jessie
Mae Jewitt. [25554
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 e Nov. 20,
1911; EH 271238; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
CLAIRE (LE); waltzes, by Holmes
Travis, arr. by Otto Frey; orchestra.
4to. [25555
@ Nov: 25, 1911-2 ec" Nov. 2
1911; E 271549; M. L. Carlson, Chi-
cago.
CLAUSSNITZER (PAauL) Neun choral-
vorspiele, zu buss- und abendmahls-
liedern; von P. Claussnitzer, op. 27,
fiir orgel. [25556
© July 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267365; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
CLAVELITOS (Carnations); on motives
from the Spanish song by Estic and
J. Valverde, English version by Mrs.
M. T. E. Sandwith, arr. by L. Diodet.
[25557
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
FE 270147; G. Schirmer, New York.
CLosE TO THEE O FATHER: Sacred
quartette with duett for sop. and
alto, words and music by P. Douglas
Bird. (Octavo ed., sacred series, no.
1200. ) [25558
©: Nov:. 22) J971::2 ¢ Nov. 74,
1911: E 271433; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
Coca Knut; by O. R. Blum; piano.
[25559
©, Nov. 20. 1911: 2 c¢ Nov. 245,
190b = Be 21st e: Habeh) music: 05
. Philadelphia.
CUR TZIGANE; valse viennoise, paroles
de Armand Foucher, musique de
J. Vercolier; 1. Chant. 2. Piano.
[25560, 25561
© Nov.114,,°1911 2; e,,each Novy:
15, 1911; BH 270421-270422; H. De-
lormel, Paris.
CoLossus MARCH; by E. Passananti;
piano. [ 25562
© e. Nov. 17, 1911; W 2329;
Emilio Passananti, Trenton, N. J.
CoME ALONG MIss JOSEPHINE; words
and music by H. E. Reardon.
[25565
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1911;
FE 269955; Harry HE. Reardon music
pub. co., Boston.
1487
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25564
COME DOWN, Mrs. BRown! COME DOWN;
written and composed by Charles
Collins: and Fred Murray. [25564
© Nov. 21, 1910 Zee Nove ot
1911; EH 270599; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
COME INTO MY GARDEN OF DREAMS;
words and music by A. Burns.
[25565
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2c. Oct. 27,1911 ;
EH 269198; Annelu Burns, Atlanta.
COME OVER JOE, THE PARLOR LIGHTS ARE:
WAY DOWN LOW; words and music
by J. T. Branen. [25566
©) Nowe WO; (19 Qe Nov) 10)
1911; E 269961; Jeff. T. Branen,
New York.
COME TAKE A SAIL IN MY AEROPLANE;
words and music by W. W. Reynolds.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[255607
© Oct. 30, 1911: 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269742; William W. Reynolds,
New Castle, Pa.
COME TO GOOD OLD DREAMY TOWN; San
Francisco song of invitation, words
and music by Kinkie Wiz. (L. R.
Perry), arr. by Wm. Kretschmer.
[25568
@riNove 14.5 191i 2 ce. Nov. 20;
1911; H 2713807; Publishing house of
Kinkie Wiz, San Francisco.
COME TO MOTHER’S ARMS, MY CHILD;
words and music by F. KE. Roberts,
arr. by Harry L. Alford. [25569
Oy NOs ele Osa 2 els NOt
1911; E 271309; F. EB. Roberts, Chi-
cago.
COME TO MY ARMS, MY SWEETHEART AS
OF OLD; words by Mrs. N. S. Monroe,
music by Geo. Taylor. [25570
© Noy. 28, doit 2. c) Nov. 228,
1911; EH 271639; Mrs. N. S. Monroe,
Arthur, Ill.
COME TO THE FEAST; words by Laurene
Highfield, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. [25571
© eihyat ol Oise 2. Ce Nowe shi asLOma.:
H 271192; J. M. Harris, Evanston,
Til.
COME, SAID JESUS’ SACRED VOICE; hymn-
anthem, words by Anna L. Barbauld,
music by Bradford Campbell, op. 60;
mixed yoices. (Choral service, no.
750. ) [25572
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 13, 1911;
E 271030; White-Smith music pub.
eo., Boston.
Di. HE es. V.6
COME SING TO ME; by Jack Thompson,
arr. by J. Louis von der Mehden, jr.;:
orchestra. [25573
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 « Nov. 11,
1911; E 271005; Enoch & sons,
London.
COME WALTZ WITH ME; from Hans
Danske, words by Laura C. Geddes,
music by M. C. Blanchard, arr. by
C. Bayer. [25574
© Nov. 25, 1911: 2 ee Nove 2.
1911; E 271479; Marie C. Blanchard,
USS:
COME YE DISCONSOLATE; words by
Thomas Moore, music by Geo. Noyes
Rockwell. (Octavo ed., sacred series,
no. 1205.) [25575
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2 eG Noy. 24
1911; H 271484; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
COMFORT YE; anthem for Advent or
general use, text from the Bible,
music by W. H. Neidlinger; mixed
voices. [25576
© Nov. 28 1911-72 Nave 23.
1911; E 271402; William Maxwell
music co., New York.
CGMMUNION SERVICE; by Wm. Reed; A
flat. Ato. [25577
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269924; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
: COMPOSING; from Betsey, lyric by Will
B. Johnstone, music by Alexander
Johnstone. : [25578
© Nov. 9; d9tts92 el Now 10,
1911; E 269964: M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
COMRADES, WE COME ONCE MORE; me
morial day song, music by C. A.
White, rev. by Pierre Duvernet
(H. L. Heartz) ; mixed voices. 4to.
(Secular part-songs, no. 5439.)
[25579
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2:& Nov. 3, 1911;
EH 269413; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
CONCERTSTUCK; par H. Woollett; vio-
loncelle et orchestre ou piano.
[25580
© Nov. 25, 219i 25e Nove 20,
1911; BE 270717: Costallay vet, cre:
Paris.
CONFIDENCE; duet, from Modest Suz:
anne, lyric by Robert B. Smith,
music by Jean Gilbert. [25581
© Noy. 20; 19ii=e2 cee Nove wat,
1911; E 270591; Jos. W. Stern & co.
New York.
1488
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
JONFIDENCES; from Let George do it,
lyrics by Paul West, music by Nat
D. Ayer. [25582
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 c Nov. 3, 1911;
EH 269419; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York.
CONTE D’ENFANT; morceau de genre,
extrémement facile, par Georges
Bernard, pour piano 4 quatre mains.
(Les succés d’hiver, no. 1.)
[25583
Sep. 29, 1911; 2: «& Nov. 6,
1911; E 270216; Hmile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
CONTES D’AVRIL; marche nuptiale, arr.
par Ch. M. Widor, op. 64; piano &
4 mains. [25584
©, Oct. 12;71911- 2 « Noy. 14,
1911; E 2703838; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CONTESSA CLARA; walzer von Aroldo
Bonometti, fiir klavier. [25585
Orinivie>. 1911 > 2.¢e. Nov..3, 1911 ;
EK 270106; L. Schittler, Munich.
CONVENT BELLS; réverie, by Henry
Bollman, ed. by Karl Benker; piano.
[25586
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1911;
EH 271104; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
COON SERENADE; rag-time song, words
by L. Wolff, music by Otto Berger.
[25587
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1911; E 271439;
Lesser Wolff, Waupun, Wis.
Coon’s (THE) CARNIVAL; two-step, by
Francis Waddington; pf. ace. (Chap-
pell’s orchestral journal, no. 627.)
[25588
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 10, 1911;
H 270284; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
Coon’s (THE) EXAGGERATION; words
and music by Julia Adeline Harris.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25589
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269815; Mrs. J. A. Harris, Denver.
CORNELL (THE) SEOGAN; words and
musie by F. L. Taylor. [25590
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1911; E 271300;
Frederick L. Taylor, New York.
CORNET PLAYER’S 1ST BOOK; by Richard
Shuebruk. Edition Shuebruk. cover-
title, 1 p. 1., 5-60 p. fol. -$1.00.
[25591
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911:
A 300426; R. Shuebruk, New York.
25604
CORONA WALTZ; round dance, composed
by Percy Kurutz; piano. [25592
© Nov. 8; 1914 2 & Nov. % 1911:
E 270246; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
CORONATION HYMN; words and music
by C. B. Hopkins. [25593
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ce Nov. 6, 1911:
E 269516; C. Benj. Hopkins, Chicago.
CORONATION MARCH; by G. B. Sanford;
military band. (Military journal,
131st. series, no. 3.) [25594
©) Noy. 18. 191: "2c, Nov. 420:
1911; E 270676; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
CORONATION MARCH AND HYMN; by Ed-
ward German. 1. Basso. 2. Viola.
3. Violoncello. 4. Violino primo.
5. Violino secondo. [25595-25599
© Noy. 25, 1911; 2 c. each Nov.
27, 1911; E 270696—270700; Novello
& co., ltd., London.
CORONATION (THE) sone; from Hans
Danske, words by Laura C. Geddes,
music by Marie C. Blanchard, arr.
by C. Bayer. [25600
© Noy. 25, 1911> 2 © Noy; 2b:
1911; E 271480; Marie C. Blanchard,
US
COSSACK REVELS; danse grotesque, by
Ivan Tschakoff, arr. by Chas. J.
Roberts; solo and obligato violin.
(Dance suite, no. 2.) [25601
© Oct. 27,1911: 2c: Nove 1, 1911:
E 269589; Carl Fischer, New York.
CosTER’s (THE) GLIDE; from A lucky
hoodoo, words by J. Leubrie Hill,
musie by J. Rosamond Johnson.
[25602
©) Nove 154 19tl 2 es Nov. ab:
1911; E 271114; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
CoTTaAGE (THE) THAT IS HOME SWEET
HOME TO ME; words and music by
A. W. Le Mieux, arr. and published
by Gotham & Attucks music ¢o.
[ 25603:
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c@ Nov. 9, 1911;
E 271076; Alvin W. Le Mieux, Wind-
Sor.) Vit.
CouRTIERS (THE); words by F. S.
Fluke, musie by Glen W. Ashley.
[25604
© Nov. 3,.1912 52. Nov. 6; toate
E 269544; Farris S. Fluke, Chicago.
1489
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25605
pi. Ir, n.s., v.6
CouRTING (THE) SONG; OR, ISN’T IT;
‘words and music by H. I. Hill.
[25605
© Nove’ £1, ° 191: 2° @. Nov. 41.
1911; E 271001; Herbert Ingram
Hill, Lashburn, Canada.
CoUSINETTE; impromptu élégant, par
Albert Contant; piano. Lowell,
Champagne freres. [25606
©’ Nov: 22,1911 = 2-e Nov: 27,
1911; EK 271534; Philias Champagne,
Lowell.
COUVRE-FEU; morceau trés facile, par
Paul Saegel, pour violon et piano.
(Le début du violon, deuxiéme série,
Tableaux de genre, no. 18.) [25607
©) Sept. 29, 1911-2. e Nov. 6:
1911; EK 2702338; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
CRADLE SONG; by Gatty Sellars; pipe
organ. obl. 4to. [25608
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
H 270140; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
easy and instructive piano piece,
by Oscar Keller. (Idyllen, no. 4.)
[25609
@ Oct 1204 A9ite 2aes Oct 27,
1911; E 267938; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don,
CRANZ-CZARDAS; by Gustave Michiels;
piano. [25610
©) Nov.’ 67 9914.-" 2 “e Nov. 17,
1914; E 270478; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig.
CRESCENT (THE) MOON; nocturne,
words by Edw. Teschemacher, mu-
Sic by Wilfrid Sanderson. [25611
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 270854; Boosey & co., London.
CRIES (THE) OF Merxico; words and
music by G. L. Brooks. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25612
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
HE 269795; Grace L. Brooks, Riviera,
Tex.
CROQUIS LYRIQUES; par Paul Silva-
Hérard, op. 100, pour piano. no. 1—
12. Ato. [25613
©y Sepin 29-0 1914-2 ies Nov..." 6,
1911; E 270205; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
Crown (THE); two-step, dance in-
vented by Fred Moore, composed by
Clement Harris; pf. (Sixpenny pop-
ular ed., no. 787.) [25614
i Noy. 145. 19th 2 er Nova. 14.
19195. Ei 2703955; Francis, Day °&
Hunter, London.
CRYSTAL (THE) BALL; trio, from Little
boy blue, lyric by Grant Stewart,
music by Henri Berény. [25615
© Nov. 18,- 19115, 30 Noy. 18,
1911; E 271228; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
Cuckoo (THE) cALLs (Der kuckuck
ruft); by R. Krentzlin, op. 19, no.
2; piano. (Village scenes, no. 2.)
[25615*
© May 17, 1905; 2 © Sept. 14,
1911; EH 2671205) Bo mecencziin,
Berlin.
Cuckoo (THE) MAIDEN; duet, words
and music by G. A. Van Scoy.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25616
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Noy. 8, 1911;
E 269787; Mrs. G. A. Van Seoy, San
Luis Obispo, Cal.
Cuckoo (THE) SONG; music by John
Bell; mixed voices. 4to. (Choral
album, no. 1029.) [25617
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2. ¢ Nov. 17, 1911;
H 270505; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow.
CUCKOO WALTZ; by H. Bollman, rev. by
René L. Becker; pf. [25618
© Nov. 10, 19tte 2) eewNoy. 21.
1911; E 271274; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis.
CUDDLE UP; from A real girl, words
and music by Irving Berlin. [25619
© Nov. 245 191932 Noy. 24,
1911; HE 271441; Ted) Snyder’ co.,
New York.
CUPID’S CAPERS; two step, by Clara
Ethelyn Richardson; piano. [25620
© Oct. 20, 191 Pret G@erw2s.1914-
Ee 269112; A. W. Perry & sons music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
CuRE (THE); from When Johnny
comes marching home again; words
and music arr. by C. L. Howes. Post
card 54 by 53 inches. [25621
© Nov. 1; 191232 ec aNowesg; 1911:
EH 2699384; Benj. F. Kelley & son,
New York.
CYCLE OF SIX SONGS; from A Shrop-
shire lad, words by A. E. Housman,
music by George Butterworth.
[25622
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 3, 1911;
EH 270066; Augener, !td., London.
CZARDAS NO. 2; by G. Michiels, arr. by
R. E. Hildreth; mandolin orchestra.
. [25623
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 13; 1911 ;
E 271022; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton.
1490
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1911
25645
CZIMBALUM-MARSCH (Marche tzigane) ;
par Eug. Dédé op. 567; orchestre
avec piano conducteur. 4to. [25624
ieeNov. 18, 1911; 2 c« Nov. 20,
1911; E 270556; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
DAFFODIL TIME; valsette, eaSy and in-
structive piano piece, by Oscar
Keller. (Idyllen, no. 2.) [25625
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 27,1911;
EK 267939; Augener, ltd., London.
DAHEIM ; ged. von Schénaich-Carolath,
musik von Walter Dost, op. 28, no.
2, fiir minnerchor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [25626
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
EK 270802; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
——10 lieder, komponiert von Vin-
cenz Goller, op. 69; singstimme mit.
klavier-harmonium begleitung.
[25627
© “Noy: 3, 1911: 2 c Nov. 14,
1911; EK 270346; Anton Bohm &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
DAINTY; waltz by F. Sabathil, op.
279; piano. [25628
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911:
H 267858; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
DAINTY ORCHIDS; waltz, by H. Engel-
mann; piano. [25629
@eNov. 20, 1911- 2 ¢« Nov. 21,
ASit; HW 271318; Hateh music co.,
Philadelphia.
DAMEN RECHTE (Suffragettes) ; words
by A. Schorr, music by J. M. Rum-
shisky. (The song of love, no. 2.)
[25630
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2 c Nov. 1, 1911;
EH 269331; Hebrew pub. co., New
York.
DANCE IN THE BARN; by F. Henri
Klickmann; piano. (Youth and
beauty, no. 1414.) [25631
© Oct. 17, 1911; 1 ¢ Oct. 14, 1911;
ime Nov. 22, 1911: EH 2685747 Me-
Kinley music ce., Chicago.
DANCE OF THE DRAGONS; grand galop
de concert, by W. C. Powell; piano.
[25632
ro Nove) 20) 1910: 2 Gc Nov.n 22:
1911; E 271333; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
DANCE OF THE GYPSIES; by Henrietta
Straus; piano. (Four easy charac-
ter sketches, no. 3.) [25633
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ¢@ Nov. 18,
1911; HE 271508; G. Fred Kranz
music co., Baltimore.
DANCE OF THE HOURS (Danza delle
ore); ballet music from the opera
La gioconda, by A. Ponchielli, arr.
by Ross Jungnickel; grand orches-
tra with harmonium. Edition C.
[25634
©, Noy,..18;, 1911: 2 .e: Noy. 220,
1911; E 271259; G. Schirmer, New
York.
DANCE OF THE QUAKERS; musical
Sketch, by Edward St. Quentin;
piano. [ 25635.
@_Noy. 4, 1911: 2 co Nov. a6.
1911; E 270457; Leonard & co.,
London.
DANCING DOLLS; schottische, by Bert
R. Anthony, op. 40; piano. Boston,
Evans music co. [ 25636.
©)-Nov. 20, 1911: 2 © Now 22
1911; H 271841; W. <A. Evans,
Boston.
DANSE BIRMANE; marche, par Maurice
Yvain; orchestre avec piano con-
ducteur. [25637
@©MNov.. 18;) 1919+ 72 “e. “Nov. 20:
1911; EH 270562; E. Demets, Paris.
DANSE HONGROISE; par Edouard Mathé,
pour orchestre avec piano-con-
ducteur. Ato. [ 25688.
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267963; Costallat et cie., Paris.
DANSE HUMORISTIQUE; by Frederick N.
Shackley; (Pasticcio, five pieces for
the pf., no. 4.) [ 25639:
© Noy. 20 191922 ee Nov 22:
1911; E 271372; G Schirmer, Boston.
DANSE NEGRE; by Cyril Scott, op. 58,.
no. 5; piano. [25640
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 « Nov. 16,
1911; H 270455; Elkin & co., ltd.,
London.
DANSE RUSSE; par Paul Vivien, op. 11;
pf. duet. [25641
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2c. Oct. 24, 1911;
E 267847; B. F. Wood music ¢o.,
Boston.
DAPHNE; country dance, by Benjamin
Cutter; violin and piano. [25642
@- Nov. 18, 1914: 2c. NoyoalS:
1914; Hy 271651: Arthur, Py Sehmidt,
Boston.
DARLING (THE) OF PARIS; pantomime,
by M. A. Salvati, arr. by G. Molasso;
orch. Eleven parts. [ 25643.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1911; E 267841;
M. A. Salvati, New York.
1491
25644
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. TEs Siey. 6
Date (A) WITH CUPID; words and
music by J. L. Eaton. [25644
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1911:
EK 269199; Jane Lillian Haton, Rut-
land, Vt.
DAUGHTERS OF SPAIN; characteristic
dance, by Frank P. Atherton, op.
218; piano, four hands. [25645
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c Nov. 6, 1911;
EH 269475; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
DAVID’S LAMENT (Lamentation (Ce
David) ; French version by Paul de
Steecklin, music by Blair Fairchild,
op. 29, no. 2. 1. Mixed voices. or-
chestra ace.; vocal score. 2. Or-
chestra with text; full score. (Two
Bible lyrics, no. 2.) [ 25646, 256-47
© Nove av, 190 42) es Nov. 18)
MOLE: EH 271208, 271220 E. W. Gray
co., New York.
Davis (J. D.) Canzona; by J. D. Davis.
1. Violin and piano. 2. Violin part.
[25648, 25649
© Noy. 18, 1911; 2 c. each Nov.
20, 1911; E 270540, 270541; Novello
& co., ltd., London.
DAY (THE) OF LOVE; song from the
operette Jacinta, lyric by John J..
Shine, music by Heinrich Berté.
[25650
©: Noy; 924, 19d 2c. INoveeZe:
1911; E 270680; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
DAY (THE) THAT CHRIST WAS BORN;
words and music by W. Hartness.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co:
[25651
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269668 ; William Hartness, Morris,
Okla.
DAZZLING DIAMONDS; by H. B. Proehl;
piano. [25652
Oi Nov., 13, ) 19th 2) ereiNov. ta:
Oi Hm? + EB Proehly Chi-
cago.
. DAZZLING EYES; words and music by
EF. Goulart. [25653
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269863; Frank Goulart musie co.,
Dorchester, Mass.
DE LIGHT OB DE MOON; words and muv-
sic by M. W. Kent. [25654
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911:
Ki 269834; May Walton Kent, Chi-
cago.
$$ A
DEAR; intermezzo, by Giuseppe Crea-
tore; pf. [25655
© Oct. 31, 1911; Qe Geta si dont -
EH 267997; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
DEAR HEART, I DREAM OF THEE; words
and music by F. L. Leaming; me-
dium voice. New York, Carl Fischer.
[25656
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269682; Florence Lucile Leaming,
Spring Lake, N. J.
DEAR HEART I LOVE; words by Gunby
Hadath, music by Florence Aylward.
; [25657
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1911;
E 267914; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
DEAR OLD COMRADE; words and music
by E. B. Judy. [25658
© Nov. 27, 1910) 2emiNov.. 28,
1911; EK 271628; Edward B. Judy,
Morgantown, W. Va.
DEAR OLD COTTAGE HOME; words by
Mrs. J. M. Maxwell, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25659
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269760; Mrs. J. M. Maxwell,
Washington, Kans.
DEAREST; music by Chas. Dennée, op.
38, no, 1; 1, Sop. orem 25. Aito or
bar. [25660
© Nov. 22, 191k) DiverNey.> 22)
1911; E 271387; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
DEARIE, WILL YOU COME; words by Ul.
K. Paine, music by Paul Hugene.
[25661
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 e@. Nov. 10,
1911; E 2713814; Lucille K. Paine,
Baltimore.
DEBUT (LE) DU JEUNE PIANISTE; Col-
lection de 24 petits morceaux, par
A. Leonardi; piano sur les 5 notes.
Lt. Cah. 1: (io jl ae O) eee alan ep
(no. 13,4 18). 3. Cahy ee o(noy 19) &
24). [ 25662-25664
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 © each Nov. 17,
1911; E 270479-270481; Carisch &
Jinichen, Milan.
DersAnirnA. Sce Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
DEMOISELLE MIGNONNE; text von Eddy
Beuth, musik von Siegwart Ehrlich.
[25665
©: Ave..2; 1911 Dea sNeveranes od
E 270093; Otto Junne, Leipzig.
1492
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1911
DETECTIVE SONG; from Little boy blue,
words by Edward A. Paulton, music
by Arthur Weld. [25666
© Noy. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 23,
- 1911; E 271420; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
DETERMINATION MARCH; by Edmund
Woods, arr. by C. F. Kelsey; or-
chestra. 4to. [25667
ee. 27, 19115; 2 e. Oct. 30,
1911; E 269265; Edmund Woods,
Chisholm, Minn.
DETERMINED (THE) CHILD (La
décidée) ; marche militaire, by André
Benoist; piano. [25668
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c. Noy. 29,
aoe 271655; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
DEUTSCHER TANZ IN B-DUR.
zart (W. A.)
See Mo-
DEUXIEME SUITE’ RELIGIEUSE;
Georges Jacob; organ. (Organist’s
anthology, no. 21.) [25669
© Woy. 6, 191122 ¢c.. Noy. 7, 1911;
E 270309: G. Schirmer, New York.
by
DewprRop (THE); ballad, words by
Fred G. Bowles, music by Reginald
de Koven, op. 352, no. 2; high voice.
[25670
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 271070; G. Schirmer, New York.
DEWS OF HEAVEN; reverie sentimental
by C. D. Blake, ed. by Pierre Duver-
net. (H. L. Heartz) ; piano. [25671
© Aug. 18, 1911; 2c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269890; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
DIANE ET ENDYMION; prélude sym-
phonique, par Jules Mouquet, op. 2,
pour piano 4 mains. [25672
©: Noy. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 27,
) 1911; E 270728; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
transcription par Léon Le-
moine, pour 2 pianos 4 mains, en
partition. [25673
ovr Nov. 18, 1914; 2 "ec: “Noy: 27,
1911; EH 270729; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
| DIR ZU LIEBE; ballet-walzer by J. M.
Miller; piano. [ 25674
| © Oct. 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 18, 1911;
E 267921; J. M. Miiller, SOmmerda,
Germany.
DIVERTISSEMENT; par Th. Akimenko,
op. 30. (Piéces pour le piano, no.
13.) [25675
©, Oct. 15; 69911 202 ‘e. Noy. 15,
1911; E 270435; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
Divorce; from The three Romeos, lyric
by R. H. Burnside, music by Ray-
mond Hubbell. [25676
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 @& Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 269531; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
DIXIE BABES; Southern rag, by J. C.
McKinzie; piano. [25677
©» Nov. 25. 1911: 2 .e* Nove 25,
1911; EH 271477; Johnnie C. McKin-
zie, U. S.
Dixir— LAND. See Hartley (Harry)
| Do 1T Now; words by Harry Williams,
| music by Egbert Van Alstyne.
[25678
© Nov. 1; 1911: 1 & Nov.:8, 1911:
1c. Nov. 11, 1911; E 269954; Jerome
H. Remick & co., New York.
Do you KNow; words by EH. Louise
Umlauf, music by Susan C. Umlauf.
[25679
‘©: Sept.--20, “1911-' 2 e. Oct) 12.
1911; EH 269493; David C. Cook pub.
co., Elgin, Ill.
DoOrRFERL (’S); ged. von Eberl, musik
von Josef Piber, op. 86, no. 1, fiir
miannerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
Ato. [25680
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
E 267226; F. KH. Leuckart, Leipzig.
|
| DOING GOOD; words and music by Geo.
| A. Royer. [25681
| © Nov, 235 19th 2s er Novet2>:
1911; E 271463; Lutheran publica-
tion soc., Philadelphia.
DoLLAR (THE) BILL’S THE FLAG THAT
RULES THE WORLD; from MHanky-
panky, lyric by E. Ray Goetz, music
by A. Baldwin Sloane. [25682
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269871; Ted Snyder co., New
York,
Don QurIxoTE. See Massenet (J. HE. F.)
DONIZETTI (GAETANO). Hugo, Count
of Paris. (Ugo, Conte di Parigi) ;
aria, by Donizetti, arr. by W. K.
Whiting; clarinet and piano.
[25683
© Nowe 7) A911 35.2 CA eNover ts.
1911; E 271023; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
1493
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25684
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
DON’T CALL ME AN ANGEL; written by
Fred W. Leigh, composed by Henry
EK. Pether. [25684
© Noy. 410, (1911 2 ic* Nove 10,
1911; E 270290; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
DoNn’T DO IT; words and music by C. A.
Bradley. [25685
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1911; E 269261;
C. A. Bradley, Chicago.
DON’T FORGET THE DEAR OLD PAL YOU
LEFT AT HOME; words by Joe Hiller,
music by George F. Olcott. [25686
© Oct: 31; 1972 es Oekr 30.
1911; E 269247; Panella & Murray
music pub. co., Pittsburgh.
DON’T FORGET TO-MORROW NIGHT; words
by Edith Maida Lessing, music by
Jimmie V. Monaco, arr. by Harry L.
Alford. [25687
©UNovs Ze 191: Nov." 26
1911; EH 271546; Will Rossiter,
Chicago.
Don’T SIGH FOR THE FLOWER THAT
NEVER GROWS; words by W. M. Goss,
musie by Willy Wagner. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25688
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269719; William M. Goss, Chey-
enne, Wyo.
DON’? YOU HEAR ME CALLING LOVE; bal-
lad, words and music by S. J. Mar.
shall. [25689
©OmNove ay 191 22 euNoveaalS
1941; E 271006; Sidney J. Marshall,
Washington.
DoT THE NOTE AND KEEP THE TIME; by
Mrs. A. M. Virgil, op. 36, no. 4,
piano. [25690
© Noy. 22) 19115 22e) INoy.: 22,
1911; E 271346; Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
New York.
DoucEMENT; valse lente par Gabriel
Robert, pour orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [25691
© Oct. 28;°1911; 2 & Oct. 30:
1911; EH 267964; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
paroles de Pierre D’Amor,
musique de Gabriel Robert; 1. Chant.
Pape) GIy [ 25692, 25693
© Nov. 14; 1911; 2 e. each Nov.
15, 1911; E 270415, 270416; Costal-
lat et cie., Paris.
DovEY; words and music by J. P.
Davis. Newark, N. J., O. K. com-
pany. [25694
©) Nov. “4,5 4911: 32 e7 Nova 16,
190 2162) John Pe avis:
Newark, N. J.
DowWIle (THE) DENS 0’ YaRRow; Scot-
tish border ballad, music by T. S.
Drummond; baritone or bass voice
and piano. [25695
© Oct. 14) 1902 ey rt t.
1911; E 270488; T. S. Drummond,
London.
DOWN BY THE OLD MERRIMAC; words
and music by W. H. Enright. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25656
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 e. Noy. 8, 1911;
EK 269764; W. H. Enright, H. St.
Louis, I.
DOWN ON THE FARM; duet, from Moil-
est Suzanne, lyric by Robert B.
Smith, music by Jean Gilbert.
[25697
©. Nove 20,4 191s ea oyw oe:
1911; E 270592; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York. G
DOWN ON THE FLORIDA KEYS; words
and music by William J. Judson, arr.
by J. L. Schetter. [25698
©. Nov.) 25; AGielas eee 2,
1911; E 271547; Herman Enders.
Milwaukee.
DREAM BELLS; words and music by W.
P. Williams. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25659
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269759; Walter P. Williams, St.
John’s, Newfoundland.
DREAM GIRL; words by R. S. Hooper,
music by H. M. Tennent. [25700
© Nov. 2,. 1914: Zee. Nevers, 1911:
E 270071; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
DREAM LOVE; from Betsy, lyric by
Will B. Johnstone, musie by Alex-
ander Johnstone. [25701
©. Nov? 1, 1998} 2 7eNowee, 1911:
EK 2693938; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
DREAM (A) OF LOVE; morceau €icgante,
by C. D. Blake, ed. by Pierre Duvet-
net (H. L. Heartz; piano; rev. ed. .
[25702
K) Nov. 11, 1902: 2 exe. 135,
1911; E 271031; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
DREAM (A) OF THE OLD HOME; words
and music by W. R. Emmett. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co
[25703
© Oct. 23; 1911-2 %es Novas ota:
E 269784: Willie Ransom Emmett,
Cleburn, Tex.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
DREAM THOUGHTS; waltzes, by W.
Leon Ames; orchestra. 4to [25704
© Noy. 25, 1911; 2 « Nov. 27,
1911; E 271548; M. L. Carlson, Chi-
cago.
DREAMING; words by Hugh E. Wright,
music by H. G. Pélissier, in B flat.
[25705
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
EH 270256; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London.
DREAMING OF HOME; reverie, by Jean
de Casella; pf. [25706
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
H 269591 ; Carl Fischer, New York.
DREAMING SWEETHEART OF YOU; words
by E. M. Standing, music by Otto
Merz. [25707
© Noy. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 18,
1911; E 271234; Emma Maebelle
Standing, Sharpsburg, Pa.
DREAMLAND SHIPS; words and music
by E. B. Gustin. [25708
@ Ae, Ney.13, 1911; EH 271297;
Emma Bartlett Gustin, Detroit.
DREAMS; words translated from the
German by Dudley Buck, music by
J. Beschnitt, ed. by John Hyatt
Brewer; for baritone solo and men’s
voices. (8vo. choruses, no. 5624.)
[25709
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1911;
HE 2693845; G. Schirmer, New York.
_ DREAMS OF OTHER DAYS; waltz, by E.
|
C. Warren. [25710
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1911; E 269269:
Earl C. Warren, Schenectady, N. Y.
DRIFTING CLOUDS; caprice, by Victor
G. Boehnlein; orchestra. 4to.
[25711
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 ec Nov. 18,
1911; EK 271207; Walter Jacobs, Bos- ;
ton.
| DRINK TO ME ONLY WITH THINE EYES;
|
old English melody, words by Ben
Jonson, music arr. by Monk Gould;
medium voice. [25712
m Noy: 15, 1918; 2 ec. Nov. 13,
1911; E 2703827; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
DRIVING HOME THE COWS FROM PASTURE;
by Armstrong and Clark; in C. 4to.
(Vocal orchestra, no. 1265.) [257138
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 10,
1911; E 269965; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
DROOPING WILLOW WALTZES; by O.
Nielsen, arr. by E. Delamater; orch.
4to. [25714
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 269218; O. Nielsen, Chicago.
DRY ISLAND RAG; words by the histor-
ian, music by Doe and Hugo. [25715
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269936; J. W. Corrigan, Cleveland.
DU SUSSESTE DER FRAUEN; walzer-lied,
aus der operette Der minenk@6nig,
text von Gustav Beer und Ernst
Marischka, musik von Robert Stolz,
Op: 16; 110.7) [25716
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 22, 1911;
E 270646; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
DucHESS (THE); comic opera, words
by Joseph Herbert and Harry B.
Smith, music by Victor Herbert;
vocal score. aya 7
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 3, 1911:
HE 269394; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
DUO DE L’EDUCATION INCOMPLETE; ex-
trait de l’opérette Mik 1°’, paroles
de C. A. Carpentier, musique de
Willy Redstone. [25718
Oy Wove, it. 19it:) 2)’ eo Nove 15,
1911; E 270423; Max Eschig, Paris.
DvokAK (ANTONIN) Two silhouettes
by A. Dvorak, ed. and fingered by
Hugo Ries; piano. [25719
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 271179; G. Schirmer, Boston.
DyiInc (THE) POET (Le poéte mourant) ;
meditation, by M. Gottschalk, arr.
by Mackie-Beyer; orchestra. 4to.
[25720
© Nov. 8, 1911: 2 c. Nov. 10, 1911;
EK 269957; J. W. Pepper & Son,
Philadelphia.
EK” LEGGE E’ PARAVISO; duetto dramatico,
versi di P. Giordano, musica di Al-
berto Rizzi. [25721
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1911; E 270264;
Pasquale Giordano, Chicago.
*E PALLE D’E TURCHE; macchietta, versi
di Ferrazzano, musica di V. Napoli-
tano. [25722
Or Nov. 10) 198! <2. ¢ Nov, bE
1911; E 270300; Italian book co.,
New York.
EACH DEWY MORN; words and music
by E.C. W. Warne. Toronto, Whaley,
Royce & co., ltd. [25728
©) Oct: 3h, 19h; 2c Cet. Si, 19
E 267989; E. C. Wilma Warne,
Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada.
1495
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9
2
Pe cuiw ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. Ine nese Vv. G
25724
EACH MINUTE MEANS AN HOUR; by
Harry A. Truax; orchestra. 4to. Engelmann; piano.
[25724
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1911;
H 269208; Metropolitan music pub.
co., New York.
HACH STAR TELLS MY LOVE FOR YOU;
words and musie by Perey W. Nel
son. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [25725
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
H 269828; P. W. Nelson, Chicago.
HAR-TRAINING AND SIGHT - SINGING;
gradus, in seven grades, by T. H.
Yorke Trotler. The rhythmic meth-
od grades 1-7. 4to. [25726
© Aug. 17, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 26,
1911; E 2678838; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig.
HWARTH HAS MANY A NOBLE CITY; music
by Geo. M. Myers.
cient and modern, book 1,no.11.) —
[25727
© Oct: 14, 1919; 2c Novents:
1911; E 270406; Morgan & Scott,
Itd., London.
BHASTER FLOWERS; by I. V. Flagler;
piano. [25728
©OwNove 13, Wot): 2c. Nove 13;
1911; H 271039; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
EASY FORM MUSIC; a choice selection
of popular melodies... Arranged
and comp. by Carlton H. Reeve...
[Rev. ed.] Chicago, Ill, Easy
method music company [1911] 1838,
[8] p. 4to. $6.50. [25729
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
A 800567; Carlton H. Reeve, Chi-
cago.
ECCLESIAE ORGANUM; a Series of prac-
tical pieces for church use, edited
by Charles Vincent; organ. Book
XI. obl. S8vo. [25730
©) Oct. 14) 191d 2 er Nove 2,
1911; E 270707; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London.
Ecuo (THE); by A. M. Virgil, op. 36,
no. 8; piano. [25781
Gn Nov.) 22.04 91d ves NOW 2.
1911: E 271847; Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
New York.
EcHors; by Z. and C. Reames; song
arr. for piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [25732
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 271186; Zilpha and Carrie Reames,
Mesilla Park, N. Mex.
(In Carols an-
ECHOES OF FAIRY LAND; idyl, by H.
[25733
© Nov. 27, 1911;-2 © Nov.. 27,
1911; E 271575; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ECHOES OF THE FATHERLAND; German
medley march, arr. by Paul Henne-
berg; full orch. and pf. 4to. [25734
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269592; Carl Fischer, New York.
ECOLE DE L’ARCHET; par N. Laoureux.
[25735
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1911;
E 270578; Nicolas Laoureux, Brus-
Sels, Belgium.
EDUARD, SCHLIESS DIE TURE ZU; Sing-
stimme, aus Cabaret-Sterne, text und
musik von Rudolf Baron. [25736
© Nov. 15, 1914-2 Now... 46,
1911; E 270460; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
glUbG io:
E-FFERVESCENCE; danse de ballet, by
R. 8. Morrison; piano. [25737
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269476; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
EGLANTINE; morceau 4 la gavotte, by
Clothilde; band. (Boosey’s military
journal, 18ist series.) [257388
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c Nov. 20,
1911; E 270586; B. F. Wood music
co., London.
HIcHT (THE) O'CLOCK RUSH; rag, by
Bess Rudisill, arr. by Don Bestor;
pf. [25739
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 269442; Sear-Wilson music Co.,
Chicago.
EINSAM; ged. von Feodora, prinzessin
zu Schleswig-Holstein, musik von
Osear von Chelius. (Drei gedichte,
no. 1.) [25740
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
FE 270169; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
ELEKTRA VON SOPHOKLES (Electra of
Sophocles); deutscher text von
Georg Thudichum, englischer text
von Thomas Franklin, music von
Bernard de Lisle; klavierauszug mit
text. New York, Breitkopf & Hir-
tel. 4to. [25741
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 3. 1911;
D 18993; Bernard de Lisle, London.
ELEGIE; von Waldemar von Baussnern,
fiir violine, cello und klavier. [25742
© Sept. 8, 1911;'2'¢e. Oct. 21, 1911;
EK 267751; Tischer & Jagenberg,
g.m.b. h., Cologne, Germany.
1496
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np 21911
25765
ELEVATION ; from The kiss waltz, words
by Matt Woodward, music by Louis
A. Hirsch. [25743
©) Nov. 25,.1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 25,
f5i4: HH) 271464; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
ILFENSPUK (Fairy-dance); see Lose
blitter (Loose leaves).
See Wagner (R.)
HEMMALINE; words by Charles F. Fitz-
gerald, music by Harry G. Schwake.
[25744
Ot ¢ Noy. 3, 1911; EH 269953;
Fitzgerald & Schwake, Cleveland.
EMOGENE; words by Jessie aie Pierson,
music by William T. Pierson.
[25745
femNoy.0 20. 1911-2 co Nov. 20,
1911; H 271271; Church Paxson co.,
New York.
EN AVANT MARCHE (On a marché);
extrait de l’opérette Mik Ier, paroles
de ©. A. Carpentier, musique de
Willy Redstone. [25746
| © Nov, 11, 1911> 2 cc. Nov. 15,
1911; EK 270428; Max Eschig, Paris.
HN MER; par S. Canaguier, pour piano.
, (Cing morceaux, no. 5.) [25747
| © Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c Nov. 6,
| 1911; E 270212: Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
HEILSA’S DREAM.
| ENCHANTRESS (THE); an opera comi-
| que in two acts, book and lyrics
by Fred De Gresac and Harry B.
| Smith, music by Victor Herbert.
Ato. [25748
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1911;
EK 269328; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
| selection, by Victor MHerbert;
f piano. [25749
©: Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c Nov. 20,
1911; EH 271289; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
| Enp (THE) oF Day (La fin du jour) ;
pastoral, by George J. Wetzel. 1.
. String quartet. 2. Violin, cello and
| piano. [ 25750, 25751
i © Nov. 25, 1911; 2 ec. each Nov.
28, 1911; E 271614, 271615; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
|
| ENGELSMANN (WALTER); Sonate in A-
| moll; von W. Engelsmann, fiir cello
und klavier. [25752
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 1, 1911;
H 270799; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
EINO’S ELEMENTARY AND ADVANCED
TECHNIC STUDIES FOR THE BANJO; by
Paul Eno. Parts, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and
10. [ 25753, 25758
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. each Nov. 1,
1911; E 269355-269360; Maximum
pub. co., Philadelphia.
ENTENTE CORDIALE; par A,
Leonardi; piano. [25759
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
EH 270623; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
polka,
EQUALITY; words and music by H.
Bingham. [25760
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
EH 269257; Helena Bingham, Chicago.
ER IST KEIN LEBEMANN; singstimme
aus Cabaret-Sterne, text und musik
_ von- Rudolf Baron. [25761
OvINoy. 5 19nl 276: Nov. 16)
1911; E 270461; Apollo-verlag, Ber-
lin.
ER UND SIE ALLEIN IM CITRONENHAIN;
spanisches lied aus der operette,
Kreolenblut, text von I. Schnitzer,
Emerich von Gatti und M. A. Wei-
kone, musik von Heinrich Berté.
[25762
OW Sept2s, 191 ss Fey Novel 3;
1911; EH 270096; Leipziger btihnen-
verlag Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
ERIN MAVOURNEEN; words and music
by R. Cliffe. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25763
© Oct 16; 1994s 2 ce Novis, 1914:
EK 269723; Robert Cliffe, Adams,
Mass.
HRIN! THE TEAR AND THE SMILE IN
THINE EYES; no. 1. in Three Irish
. melodies, words by Moore, musi¢ arr.
by Cecil Forsyth. (Male voice
choir library no. 29.) [25764
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
HK 270176; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don, Hngland.
TiRINNYES (LES)
F.)
See Massenet (J. E.
ERMINIE; Selection, by Jakobowski,
arr. by Mackie-Beyer ; military band.
4to. [25765
©) Nov. 17, 1911: 2c Nowe:
1911; EK 271214; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
1497
[SESS OS NEI NC 00 0 Ey ES a —
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25766
pt. I1I, n. s., v.6
ERSTE (DER) UNTERRICHT IM VIOLIN-
SPIEL; eine aus 12jahrriger praxis
hervorgegangene, bewihrte schule
fiir die 1. position, von Wilhelm
Decker, op. 114. [25766
©! July 30)" 191d She) Now 3,
1911; E 270105; Carl Ruckmich,
Freiburg i. B., Germany.
EXRZHERZOG HUGEN-MARSCH; von Carl
Krafft-Lortzing, fiir piano vierhin-
dig. [25767
© Aug: 19, 19d 20 Och) 26.
1911; E 267882; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig.
Es MUSS JA NICHT SEIN; lied des Frie-
bel. aus der operette Die muster-
weiber, text von G. Quedenfeldt, mu-
sik von Franz Werther.
Om Sept. 29) 19d 2 en. Nov. 21%,
1911; E 270489; Julius Feuchtinger,
Stuttgart, Germany. _—
HSPERANCE; mélodie, par A. Leonardi;
piano. [25769
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 22, 1911;
E 270624; Carisch & Janichen, Milan.
valse, by B. Stretton; piano.
[25770
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2c. Nov. 13, 1911;
E 270386; Beata de C. Stretton, Dev-
onshire, England.
ESPERANZA (L’); overture, by A. Man-
zinoja; orchestra. Conductor’s part.
[25771
Ge) es Nowe ite, Oi BY 27a SAG
Andrew Manzinoja, Calumet, Minn.
ESQUISSES ORCHESTRALES; par Théo-
dore Dubois; partition d’orchestre.
Contents:—1. A Vaube ... bruits
de guerre. 2. Interméde pathétique.
3. Souvenirs de féte. [25772
© Nov. 18, 19d 25 INove=Z20,
1911; E 270567 ; Heugel & cie., Paris.
ETUDE-CAPRICE; by Mélan-Guéroult, op.
15, ed. and rey. by S. L. Herrmann;
piano. [25713
© Nove. 26, J 1Glslk= 2 ves INOwa. 21,
1911; EK 271576; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ETUDE HEUREUSE; by Harry Farjeon,
op. 31; piano. (Tone pictures, book
4, no. 3.) [25774
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1911;
E 270296; Augener, Itd., London.
EXTERNAL DAY; sacred song, words by
Mrs. N. S. Monroe, musie by Charles
qe Wee oerreld: Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [25775
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269705; Mrs. N. S. Monroe, Ar-
thor 1:
[25768 |!
EXTERNAL PEACE; words and music by
Walter Coleman Parker. [25776
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269329; W. HE. Parker, New York.
EVENING; by Arthur H. Ryder, op. 7,
no. 8; violin and piano. [25777
© Noy. 1, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 271170; G. Schirmer, Boston.
EVENING HYMN; words by Mrs. Alex-
ander, music by M. Maitland Wat-
son; soprano 1 and 2, and alto. 4to.
[25778
© Oct..30, 1911-2 ¢ Octysh, 1911:
E 270011; Novello & co., ltd., London.
EVENING (THE) SHADES WILL FALL;
words and music by S. E. Cox, arr.
by Rudolph Moehl. [25779
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1911; HB 271567;
S. E. Cox, Nashville, Tenn.
EVENING STAR. See Wagner (R.)
EvENSONG; by Easthope Martin, arr.
by Jacques Henri. 1. Piano. 2.
Violin and piano. [ 25780, 25781
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 13, 1911;
E 270334, 2703885; Weekes & ©Co.,
London.
——hby Edward F. Johnston; piano.
[25782
© Nov. 21, 199; 2 eNews 22,1011 ;
E 271858; J. Fischer & bro., New
York.
——by James H. Rogers; piano.
(Five little tone-pictures, no. 5.)
[257838
©, Nov. 25, 191 v 25ers Nov. 21,
1911; E 271524; G. Schirmer, New
York.
EVER TRUE LOVE; words and music by
EK. B. Gustin. [25784
© 1 « Nove) 137 otis eZ iatZ9S
Emma Bartlett Gustin, Detroit.
EVERY FLOWER; words by Cyril Morton
Horne, music by Ernest Dunkels.
[25785
© Nov. 24, 191M 32 egNev.. 24,
1911; E 270672; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
EVERYBODY’S DOIN’ IT NoW; words and
music by Irving Berlin. [25786
© Nov. 2. 190i; 2re. Nov.0 2,7 19ue;
B 269369 ; Ted Snyder co., New York.
EXERCICES ET ETUDES; par Hd. Lari-
viére, op. 9, revues et doigtées selon
Venseignement de Alphonse Hassel-
mans, par Raphaél Martenot; harpe.
[25787
© Novi 11) 19liee 2gerNove 15;
1911; E 270438; Louis Rouhier,
Paris.
1498
are
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1911
25806
EXERCICES POUR LE VIOLONCELLO (Stu- | FAREWELL; by I. M. Axness; piano.
dien fiir violoncello) ; par D. Millar
Craig. (Edition Cranz, no. 383.)
[25788
MiOck 14, 1911-2 e:: Oct. 25, 1911:
E 237852; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig.
Eyes I LOVE SO WELL; words and music
by Reginald Hartland. [25789
pnoy. 15, 1911; 2 ¢ Noy. 14,
1911; E 270340; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
K. O. EK. MARCH; by M. E. Frock; mili-
tary band. Ato. [25790
ewov. 17, 1911- 2 c. Nov. 18,
1911; E 271215; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
FAHRENDE (DER) MUSIKANT; ged. von
L. Pfau, musik von Eugen Haile.
[25791
@© July 31, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 270091; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig.
FAIR HAIRED MADALINE; words and
music by H. H. Williams. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25792
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269679; Harry H. Williams, Gro-
ton, Conn.
FAIRY AND CHILD; words by Eugene
Field, music by Alfred Hiles Bergen.
[25793
On Ney. 18, 1911: 2c. Nev. 13,
1911; E 271028; Gamble hinged mu-
Sic co., Chicago.
VARY BALLET; from Betsey abroad,
by J. A. Warner; instrumental.
[25794
© dc. Noy. 8, 1911; EH 269573;
John A. Warner, Rochester, N. Y.
FAIRY DANCE; by Mrs. A. M. Virgil, op.
36, no. 1; piano. [25795
@eNov. 22, 1911: "2 e Nov. 22:
1911; E 271848; Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
New York.
FAITH AND HOPE: song, music by H.
Millard, ed. by J. W. Lerman.
[25796
@_Nov. 13, 1911: 2 c. Nov. 13;
1911; E 271040; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
FANTASIA NEAPOLITANA; by E. Bocca-
lari; band. 4to. [25797
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269594 ; Carl Fischer, New York.
Ss S
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25798
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 8, 1911:
E 269745; Ida Maria Axness, Sisse-
ton, S. D.
—— Indian song, words by T. Snyder.
music by John Martin. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25799
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269725; Titus Snyder, Louisville,
O.
FAREWELL TO SUMMER: part-song, poem
by Agnes Lockhart Hughes, music
by Arthur Foote; (Octavo series,
men’s voices, no. 370.) [25800
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1911;
E 269182; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton.
FARJEON ({HaRRY) Melody; by H.
Farjeon, op. 31; piano. (Tone
pictures, book 4, no. 1.) [25801
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1911;
E 270294; Augener, Itd., London.
FATE; Indian love lyric by Laurence
Hope, set to music by Amy Wood-
forde-Finden. (Stars of the Desert,
no. 4.) [25802
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1911;
E 267908; Boosey & co., London.
FATHER AND SON; from Modest Su-
zanne, lyric by Robert B. Smith, mu-
sic by Jean Gilbert. [25803
©: \ Nov. 20241991-> 2 ch Nowt 2s
1911; E 270593; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
—— march song, from Modest Suzanne,
by Jean Gilbert, arr. by Carl F. Wil-
liams; hotel orchestra. 4to. [25804
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269869; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
FATHER HEAR ME; Sacred song, words
by James G. Clark, music by P.
Douglas Bird. [25805
©rOck 31, 1911 De rOck.3i, 1o14-
E 269315; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
FATHER, WITH THY CHURCH ABIDE; in-
troit anthem, music by G. H. Knight ;
mixed voices. (Octavo ed., no.
$2219.) [25806
© Nov. 17, 1911; 2 c Dec. 1, 1911;
E 271758; Oliver Ditson co., Boston,
Mass.
Faust. See Gounod (C. F.)
1499
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25807
pt. ITI, n. S., v.6
FEDELINO; versi e musica di Giuseppe
Giannelli; canto e mandolino. (Pie.
digrotta 1911, no. 508.) [25807
© Oct. 24 PAS 2 Wes Now. uG:
1911; E 270273; Raffaele Izzo, music
publisher, Naples.
FEENREIGEN ; ged. von Matthison, musik
von Konrad Ramrath, op. 5, no. 2, fiir
frauenchor, mit klavierbegleitung.
Partitur. [25808
© Sept. 14) 191i. 20 Oct, 2h
1911; H 267752; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, g. m. b. h., Cologne, Germany.
FEvicitk (Liebesgliick); von Léon
Jessel, op 208, ftir salon-orchester.
Ato. [25809
@=@Sept..23 7.19119 2 Nov. 3;
1911; E 270094; Otto Junne, Leipzig.
IERIENTAGE; kleine leichte klavier-
stiicke, von Paul Zilcher, op. 96, nos.
1-17. [25810
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 17, 1911;
H 270509; Hd. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
FERME TON MAGASIN; chansonnette
comique, paroles de Haldy et Stollé,
musique de Emile Spencer. [25811
© Oct. 9285) 191t = 2. et Oe 30;
1911; H 267979; Georges Ondet.
Paris.
IERNS AND FLOWERS; by O. P. Ikeler,
‘ op. 39; piano. [25812
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c Nov. 3, 1911:
EH 2693887; Otto P. Ikeler, Blooms-
burg, Ga.
FESCH, RESCH, SO SOLL EIN MADEL SEIN;
duett, aus der operette Der minen-
konig, text von Gustav Beer und
Ernst Marischka, musik von Robert
Stolz, op. 76, no. 3. [25813
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2c. Nov. 22, 1911;
EH 270647; Adolphe Robitschek, Vi-
enna.
-—— walzer, nach motiven der operette
Der minenkonig, von Robert Stolz,
op. 76; klavier. [25814
Octe79:) 191d 22 INove. 22,
1911; E 270648; Adolphe Robitschek.
Vienna.
FEST-MESSE ZU EHREN DES HEILIGEN
ERZENGELS MICHAEL; kyrie, kom.
poniert von J. Kromolicki; fiir vier-
stimmigen gemischten chor und
orgel. [25815
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
E 270619; Ant. BOhm & sohn, Augs-
burg, Germany.
IESTAL PROCESSIONAL MARCH; by
Henry Hackett, op. 80; pipe organ.
[25816
© Nov. 13, 1911*72 ec" Nov. 12,
1911; EK 270318; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
FESTIVE SEASON; grand selection arr.
by Warwick Williams, piano.
[25817
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 2, 1911:
EH 270052; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
FESTKLANGE; 20 elite-tinze fiir die
jugend, von Hermann Wenzel, fiir 2
violinen mit klavierbegleitung. Band
alte [25818
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 1, 1911;
E 270816; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
FETE A SORRENTE; Saltarelle par
Charles Carbonnier, pour le piano.
[25819
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270223; Durand et cie., Paris.
FETE DE VILLAGE AU XVIII™° SIECLE;
par Swan Hennessy, op. 36, pour
piano. (Fétes, 2 morceaux descrip-
LIES, THO; al) [25820
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1911;
HK 270762; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany.
FETE POPULAIRE DANS LA BANLIEUE DE
PaRIS, AU XX™° SIECLE; par Swan
Hennessy, op. 386, pour _ piano.
(Fétes, 2 morceaux descriptifs, no.
2.) [25821
© Nov. 3,.1911; 2 c. Nov. 29,1911;
EK 270768; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany.
FEUILLET D’ALBUM; par Jacques Du-
rand, op. 4, transcription par H. Mou-
ton, pour instruments 4 cardes. 1*°
violons. 4to. [25822
© Nov. 25, 191-22 ea Nov. 21.
1911; E 270784; Durand et cie.,,
Paris.
—— See also Moszkowski (M.)
FICKLE BEAUTY (Belle inconstante) ;
polka caprice, by Norbert Boisvert;
band. 4to. [25823
© Oct. 12; A9i4s 2ierNoye agit;
E 269595; Carl Fischer, New York.
FICKLE (THE) CHILD (La capricieuse) ;
reverie-waltz, by André Benoist;
piano. [25824
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 10, 1911;
EK 269966; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
1500
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
25843
FIDDLER’s (THE) RAG; by Trovato and
A. C. Manning; piano. [25825
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269563; Leo Feist, New York.
FIERCE WAS THE WILD BILLOW; hymn
anthem, words by Anatolius, transla-
tion by J. M. Neale, music by Charles
E. Wheeler. [25826
© Oct. 25, 1911: 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 267854; Whaley, Royce & co., Itd.,
Toronto, Ont., Canada.
FIFTEENTH U. S. CAVALRY; march, by
Mackie-Beyer; military band. 4to.
[25827
= mov. 20, 1911- 2 ¢ Noy. 21,
1911; E 271286; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
FINK (Der); text von Max Rosenfeld,
musik von Alfred Pellegrini, op. 21;
lied fiir eine singstimme, ausgabe
mit begleitung. 1. Violine und kla-
vier. 2. Klavier allein. [25828, 25829
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 e each Nov. 6,
1911; E 270196, 270197; Otto For-
berg, Leipzig.
Fir-TREE (THE) Der fichtenbaum;
ged. von Heine, English version by
Henry G. Chapman, music by Ar-
thur Rosenstein; mixed _ voices.
(Svyo choruses, no. 5584). [25830
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 20,
1911; E 271258; G. Schirmer, New
York.
FIRST GRAY HAIR; from Betsy. lyric
by Will B. Johnstone, music by
Alexander Johnstone. [25831
ic) Nov, 1, 1911: 2 c Noy. 3, 1911:
E 269395; M. Witmark & sons, New
York,
First (THE) IS BEST; from Modest
Suzanne, lyric by Robert B. Smith,
music by Jean Gilbert. [25832
(i Noy.- 20, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 21,
1911; E 270594; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
First (THE) Kiss (Premier baiser) ;
valse lente, par U. Simonini; or-
chestre avec piano conducteur. 4to.
[25833
© Noy. 18, 1911; 2 c«.- Nov. 20,
1911; E 270557; Paul Decourcelle.
Nice, France.
FIRST MEETING. See Grieg (E. H.)
First (THE) PIANO BOOK: ed. by
Thomas Tapper. Boston, O. Ditson
company, 1911. ..2 p. 1,39 p: fol.
(Tapper’s graded piano course)
$1.00. [25834
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
A 297913; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
FIRST SIX MONTHS AT THE PIANO; by
Carl Hemann. [25835
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 23.1911:
E 270666; Banks & son, York, Eng.
FIX YOUR EYES ON JESUS; words by
W. C. Martin, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. [25836
(July 1, 4911+: 2 \e.. Now: 1%,
1911; E 271193; J. M. Harris, Evans-
ton, Ill.
FLAG (THE) OF BLUE; song, music by
D. Whipple. Boston, Oliver Dit-
son co. [25837
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1911:
E 269496; Dorothy Whipple. Brook-
line, Mass.
FLAG OF LIBERTY; march, by H. B.
Proehl; piano. [25838
© Nov. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 25,
1911; E 271458; H. B. Proehl, Chi-
cago.
FLAG OF OUR COUNTRY, LONG MAY THOU
WAVE; words by Grace E. Snow,
music by H. A. Dinsmore. Skow-
hegan, Me., Milburn music pub. co.
[25839
iC} Nove (22, 1914) 2) eNoye 24,
1911; E 271445; Harry A. Dinsmore,
Skowhegan, Me.
FLAG (THE) OF THE G. A. R.; patri-
otic march song, words and musie
by Frank C. Wittenberg. [25846
© June 1, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 26.1911:
E 269418; Wittenberg bros., Detroit.
I'LAG (THE) OF THE WORLD, OLD GLORY;
words by T. H. Johnson, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25841
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ¢ Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269687; Tirzah Hoyland Johnson,
New Salem, Kan.
FLEISCHMANN (J.) Twenty-five He
brew songs and dances; comp. by J.
Fleischmann, arr. by J. T. Bloom;
full orch. and pf. [25842
©) Sept. 30,1911 :..2: &, Neve t
1911; E 2696380; Carl Fischer, New
York.
FLIEGENDE (DER) HOLLANDER. See
Wagner (R.)
FLIGHT (THE) OF THE AEROPLANE;
words by E. C. Tower, music by
Tom Spencer. Washington, H. Kir-
kts Dugdale co. [25843
©) Oct:.3@;, 1911; 2 « Nov28, 193i:
E 269807; Edwin C. Tower, Eureka,
Cal.
1501
-
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25844
pl. TH, Wes.. v.6
FLING OUT THE BANNER; words by G.
W. Doane, music by J. EH. Delmarter.
[25844
© Oct. 22, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
W 269504; J. HE. Delmarter, Chicago.
FLING OUT THE STARS AND STRIPES;
[and] Our country ; words and music
by E. C. Kenney. [25845
© Nov: 23; A101 2ire, Nove: 23;
1911; E 271405; Eudorus C. Kenney,
Washington.
Furrt; from Little boy blue, lyric by
Kd. Madden and Wm. Kirk, music
by Henri Berény. [25846
©) Noy 23, aSille22 eaNowe..23,
1911; E 271421; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
FLrrTING (THE) Boy; lyric by Frankie
Carmody, music by A. Rotter.
[25847
© 1c Nov. 141, 1911; E 270739;
Arthur Rotter, Seattle.
FLIRTING SONG; words and music by
Caine and Odom, [pseud. for Claude
and Hstelle Thardo. ] [25848
GC) A se.) Dee, (4; W911) DD) A900T ;
Frederick James and Marie James
Miller, Chicago.
FLOATING CLOUDS; waltz, by H. H.
Lahmeyer; piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [25349
© Oct. 30; A911 2c sNows 8), 19101 ;
KE 269788; Harold H. Lahmeyer,
New York.
FLORAISON; valse lente, par Camille
Denisty, pour orchestre, avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [25850
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
HK 267976; Heugel et cie., Paris.
FLORIANA; words by Mary A. Cryder,
music by Ethel Tozier. [25851
W@iOct. 28) lott Tes OCEaO miele.
FE 269258; C. W. Thompson « ©Co.,
Boston.
FLOWER DANCE; by Frederick A. Wil-
liams, op. 78; piano. [25852
© Noy. 20) ois 72 Venu sNew. 2k,
1914; H 271319); Hatch music: co.,
Philadelphia.
FLOWER GREETING; melodie, by C.
Bohm, op. 284, ed. by E. R. Kroeger ;
pf. [258538
©) Nov. 10) (19til< 32 76 Noy." 21;
1911; E 271275; Thiebes piano cc.,
St. Louis.
FLOWER sonG; by G. Lange, arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts; solo and obligato
violin part. {2585-4
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
FE 269596; Carl Fischer, New York.
FLOWER WALTz; by James H. Rogers;
piano. (Five little tone pictures, no.
3.) [25855
© Nov. 25, 1911; )2 “e Noy. 27,
1911; E 271525; G. Schirmer, New
York.
FLOWERS OF LOVE; valse by Albert H.
Oswald; piano. [25856
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2c. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 270078; T. E. Bevan & co, Ca!-
cutta, India.
FLOWRETS; valse lente, by Louis
Ganne, arr. by A: H: Barris; (or-
chestra. 4to. [25857
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
EK 269249; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton.
FOGLIA DI ROSA; romanza, versi di
Luigi Orsini, musica di Lamberto
Pavanelli; soprano o tenore. [25858
©- Nov. -22; 1919 *2i5e2 Nov. 28,
1911; E 270655; G. Ricordi & ©9.,
Milan.
IYOND MEMORIES; words and music by
P. B. Dykes. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [25859
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269696; Pauline Browning Dykes,
Salt Lake City.
FOND RECOLLECTIONS; march, by F. €.
Menges; band. 4to. [25860
© Nov. 28; -19iii 2 eseovea 26:
1911; E 271551; F. C. Menges, Cleve-
land.
Fork EVERY BOY WHO0’S LONELY THERE’S
A GIRL WHO’S LONELY TOO; from
Doctor De Luxe, lyric by Otto Hau-
erbach, musie by Karl Hoschna, arr.
by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; banjo
ace. [25861
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1911 ;
EH 269285; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
FoR HOME AND COUNTRY; march and
two step, by H. Engelmann; piano.
[25862
© Nov, 27, 19ise 2 ie eo 21:
1911; E 201577; Mheo, Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
For I po LovE you so. See Leoncavallo
(R.)
For I’M A SUFFRAGETTE; words and
music by G. S. Green. Los Angeles,
The Homer Tourjee company.
[25863
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 13, 1911;
FE 271010; G. S. Green, Los Angeles.
1502
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
25880
For LOVE OF you; words by S. G.
Grimes, music by Tom Spencer.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25864
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269748; Stanley G. Grimes, St.
Johns, N. F.
FoR THE LOVE OF MIKE; words by
Duke De Martelle, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [25865
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269676; A. P. Mallman, Dodge,
Neb.
FOR THEE, DEAR HOME; tone poem, by
Mrs. Marion Cowper; piano.
© Wov. 20, 1911; 2 ec: ‘Nov. 21,
1911; EH 271320; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
Forrest (THE) FAIRIES CALL; words by
Ruth Rutherford, music by Lionel
Elliott; treble voices. (Two-part
songs, third series, no. 44.) [25867
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 270135; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London.
ForET (LA) BLEUE; conte lyrique en 3
actes, poéme de Jacques Cheneviére,
traduction anglaise par Hermann
Klein, musique de Louis Aubert:
partition pour chant et piano. Paris,
A. Durand & fils. [25868
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
D 18995; Durand et cie., Paris.
FORGET-ME-NOT; words and music by
Louis [J.] Danz. [25869
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 15, 1911;
E 270398; Metropolitan music co.,
Minneapolis.
FORGET ME NOT AND I’LL REMEMBER
YoU; words and music by C. H. Sill.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub co.
[25870
© ‘Nov--16, 1911> 2. ¢. Nov.’ 16,
1911; H 271141; Charles H. Sill, As-
tenia, 1: 1. City, L. I.
FORNARINETTE (LA); marche espag-
nole, by J. Valverde, English version
by M. T. KE. Sandwith, arr. by L.
Diodet; voice and piano. [25871
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270150; G. Schirmer, New York.
FORWARD GO IN GLAD AccorD. See Men-
delssohn, Bartholdy (J. L. F.) |
[25866
|
|
FOUNTAIN (THE); words by James
Russel Lowell, music by S. B. Stam-
baugh. (Jn choice melodies, book 2,
no. 3.) [25872
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 2696385; Standard company pub-
lishers, Baltimore.
FRAUEN (DIE) HAB’N DIE HOSEN AN;
hosenrock-couplet von Ernst Gold-
freund, einlage zur operette, Das
zirkuskind, music von Siegwart Ehr-
lich. [25873
© July 24, 1911; 2c. Oct. 26, 1911;
E 267897; W. Karcezag & K. Wallner,
Leipzig.
F'RIEDERICH (Myrella la jolie); deut-
scher original text, von Car] Lindau,
musik von D. Berniaux, arr. von
Bela v. Ujj. [25874
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 21, 1911;
E 270584; Adolph Fitirstner, Berlin.
I’RIEND AND FRIEND: from Betsy, lyric
by Will B. Johnstone, music by AIl-
exander Johnstone. [25875
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 e«. Nov. 3, 1911;
EK 269396; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
FRIENDSHIP; polka by Ed. Mezzacapo,
arr. by F. E. Robinson; orchestra.
Ato. [25876
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2c. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 269250; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton.
FROLIC OF THE IMPS: grand galop de
concert, by Harry J. Lincoln; piano.
[25877
© Nov» 215-2910 24 es Novy 22
1911; E 271334; Vandersloot musie
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
FROM THE RECESSES OF A LOWLY SPIRIT;
sacred song, hymn by John Bowring,
music by Charles Dudley Underhill;
high voice. [25878
©). NOV. 22.0 1919 = 2) e Nov. 25;
1911; E 271460; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
FROM THE SONG OF SONGS (Du cantique
des cantiques); French version by
Paul de Stoecklin, music by Blair
Fairchild, op. 29, no. 1. 1. Mixed
voices, orchestra acc.; vocal score.
2. Orchestra with text; full score.
(Two Bible lyrics, no. 1.)
[25879, 25880
©- Nov. 17, 1994 > 2 e INow ols:
1919- 5H) QDUAOtT 227 1249. EE OW Gray;
co., New York.
1503
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25881
pt. III, n.s.. v.6
FRUHLING (Spring) ; words by Heinrich
Heine, English translation by Shir-
ley M. K. Gandell, music by Alfred
A. Oberndorfer, op. 2, no. 1; medium
or low voice. [25881
©: Nove 135491 =, Se wNoy.. 15,
1911; E 271118; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
FRUHLING UND LIEBE; ged. von Marie
M. Schenk, musik von Wilhelm
Sturm, op. 199, no. 1, fiir minner-
chor. Partitur. 4to. [25882
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 © Nov. 3, 1911;
EH 270084; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
FRUHLINGSREIGEN ; by George H. Clut-
sam; piano. [25883
© Nove 152 191t- 2c Noy. 16)
1911; H 270462; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
FUNICULI-FUNICULA; march, by Chas.
J. Roberts, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; full band. 4to. [25884
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
EK 269617; Carl Fischer, New York.
F'USSREISE; ged. von Moricke, musik
von Walter Dost, op. 28, no. 1, fiir
mannerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
Ato. [25885
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
EH 270803; Fr. Kistner, Leipzig.
GALILEE; reverie, by Amanda Ken-
nedy ; piano. [25886
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 30, 1911;
EH 269263; Leo Feist, New York.
GALLOPING DicK; words by W. G.
Rothery, music by Percy E. Fletcher ;
in D. [25887
© Nove iy 191 2c Nov, 13;
1911; EH 270324; Novello & ¢co., ltd.,
London.
GALOP DE CONCERT; par Emil Sauer;
pour piano. [25888
©) (Oct. 16. 71.9ill 2, (ch Now. 14.
1911; H 270358; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
GAME (A) OF TAG; humoresque, by
Geo. J. Trinkaus, arr. by T. P. and
Geo. J. Trinkaus; mand. orch.
[25889
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269904; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
GANYMED (Ganymede); by Goethe,
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, music by Louis Victor Saar, op.
66, no. 1. [25890
© Oct, 31,1902 ce. Nove te Oilal:
EH 269888; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York.
GARDEN FROLIC; waltz, by W. Lewis,
op. 407; no. 4; piano. [25891
© Nov. 13, 1911-2 ee Noy. 13)
1911; E 271041; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
GATHERING FLOWERS; by Heinrich
Helm; piano. (Summer scenes, no.
4.) [25892
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Nov. 4, 1911;
EH 270449; G. Schirmer, Boston.
GATHERING SHADOWS; theme with va-
riations, by Louisa Wemple; piano.
[25893
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269113; A. W. Perry & sons music
co., Sedalia, Mo. :
GAUCHO DANCE; American sketch, by
G. Caye; orchestre avee piano con-
ducteur. 4to. (Hally’s ed.) [25894
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 20,
1911; EH 270550; Georges Caye,
Paris.
GAVOTTE. See Gluck (C. W.)
—— See also Haydn (F. J.)
—— See also Moszkowski (M.)
GAVOTTE ROYALE; by I. V. Flagler;
piano. [25895
© Nov. “13; 71910 2c. Nov: 13;
1911; EH 271042; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Gay (THE) MANHATTAN RAG; from A
lucky hoodoo, words and music by
J. Leubrie Hill. [25896
© Nov. 15, d9ii 2 er Wov.. 15,
1911; E 271115; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
GEBET; ged. von Friedrich Hebbel,
musik von Christian Sinding, op.
108, fiir miinnerchor a cappella. 4to.
(Vier lieder, no. 4.) [25897
© Seépt.1, 191 ie Weeks 19d
E 270812; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
GEBET AUS DEM TE DruM; deutsche
textiibertragung, von Th. Rehbaum,
musik von Anton Bruckner, heraus-
gegeben von Johannes Doebber, fir
tenor. (Hosianna, no. 36.) [25898
© Aug.) 1%, DOE eae. 20.
1911; E 267900; Schlesinger’sche
buch-musikhandlung (Rob. Lienau),
Berlin.
GEBT MIR VOM BECHER NUB DEN
SCHAUM; text von H. Geibel, musik
von Max Meyer-Olbersleben, op. 100,
no. 2; partitur und stimmen. [25899
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 270134; G. Schirmer, New York.
1504
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
25917
GEDENKEN; text von Wilhelm Conrad
Gomoll, musik von Clemens Schmal-
stich, op. 30, no. 2. (Zwei lieder,
no: 2.) [25900
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 22, 1911;
EH} 270640; Mitteldeutscher musikver-
lag, Berlin.
GEE! BUT I LIKE MUSIC WITH MY
MEALS; words by Seymour Brown,
music by Nat D. Ayer. [25901
(©) Nov, 18, 1911: 2 c. Nov. 18,
1911; EH 271229; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
GEE! HOW I HATE you; from Let
George do it, lyric by Paul West,
music by Nat D. Ayer. [25902
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2c. Nov. 7; 1911;
H 269566; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
GEE, I’D LIKE TO MUSS YOU UP; words
by George A. Norton, music by Hal
G. Nichols. [25903
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1911;
HH} 271241; Hal G. Nichols co., Denver.
GENTLY DRIFTING; barcarolle, by H.
Hngelmann; piano. [25904
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911;
H 267861: Frank K. Root & co.,
Chicago
GENTLY LORD, O GENTLY LEAD US; ab-
them, music by W. R. Waghorne.
(Octavo church music, no. 10142.)
[25905
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
H} 269477; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
GESANGE DES SPIELMANNS; from K6-
nigskinder, text von Ernst Rosmer,
musik von Hngelbert Humperdinck.
Contents.—Erstes spielmannslied
(The fiddler’s first song).—Zweites
Spielmannslied (The fiddler’s second
song. ) [25906
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1911;
EK 270062; Max Brockhaus, Leipzig.
GET IN LINE, TESSIE; words by L. Pen-
nington, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [25907
©) Oe, 30. 1911-2 co Nov. 8 1911:
E 269769; Lucile Pennington, Cuba,
Tae
GHOST DANCE; a dainty novelette, by
Cora Salisbury ; pf. [25908
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2c. Oct. 19, 1911;
E 269191; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
GicA; di Giuseppe Martucci, op. 61, no.
3, istrumentazione per banda, di
Raffaele Caravaglio. no. 113684.
[25909
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 30, 1911;
EH 267950; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
GILBERT (JEAN) Waltzes; motives from
Modest Susanne, by J. Gilbert, arr.
by August C. Ely; piano. [25910
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1911;
EH 269294; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
GIOVANNA D’ARcO; opera lirica, in
quattro atti, testo tedesco di Maria
Frenzl, testo italiano di G. Cottrau,
musica di G. Cottrau. [25911
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 14, 1911;
E 2703845; G. Cottrau, Rome.
GIPSY DANCE; by Heinrich Lichner, op.
149, no. 6, edited and fingered by S.
Camillo Engel; piano. [25912
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
EK 270118; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
GIRDED FOR BATTLE; words by Helen D.
Sylvester, music by E. L. Wolslagel.
[25913
OGMSept. 25, 191t:) 1 e¢." Oct. 12.
Aides de, Get. 30, 1911 269297 ;
HK. L. Wolslagel, Bellevue, O.
GikL (THE) FOR ME; words by Hugh
EK. Wright and H. G. Pélissier, music
by H. G. Pélissier. [25914
On Nove 2iketOilen 2. ie Nova 2k.
1911; EH 270609; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London.
GIRL (THE) FROM THE RANCH; words
by D. Marsh, music by Neil Navarre.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[25915
© Nov. 16, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 16,
1911; EH 271142; Daniel Marsh, New
Milford, Conn.
GiRL (THE) I’LL CALL MY SWEETHEART
MUST LOOK LIKE You; from Ma-
cushla, waltz, by Chauncey Olcott
and Dan J. Sullivan, arr: by Eh. P.
and Geo. J. Trinkaus; mand. orch.
[25916
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269905; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
GIRL (THE) I LOVE WON’S LOVE ME;
words by J. Casper Nathan, music
by Al. Andriesse, arr. by Harry L.
Alford. [25917
© Oct. 81, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269305; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
1505
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25918
GirRL (THE) IN GRAY; words by L. P.
Roome, music by Hstelle Trichelle
Oltrégge, Washington, Percy 5S.
Foster piano co. [25918
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 24, 1911;
E 271488; Lilian Pike Roome, Wash-
ington.
GIVE MY LOVE TO MOTHER; words by
Lettie Gould, music by Anna Mullen.
[25919
© 7 Nov..28, fot 2 se: Nov. 28;
1911; E 271642; Church, Paxson &
co.. New York.
GIVE THANKS UNTO THE GOD OF
HEAVEN; music by Alfred G. Walt-
hall. (in thea@hoir, wv. 12;:no. 21,
Noy. 1911.) [25920
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 24,
1911; E 271448; Fillmore bros. co..,
Cincinnati.
GLAD RAGS; two-step, by Geo. Gould
and Harry Williams; piano. [25921
©VvOck 22%) 190 12 er Nov.) 22,
1911; EH 269431; O. C. Hinds, Oak-
land, Cal.
GLAMOUR; valse, by Amherst Webber;
pf. [25922
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2c. Nov. 9, 1911;
EK 270270; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
GLEE CLUB SONGS; ed. and compiled by
Hoilis Dann and W. lL. Wood.
[25923
© Nov 2, 1911s 2 e Noy, 28,
191d) WH 2632)" Wilham Iuton
Wood, Ithaca, N. Y.
GLOBETROTTER MARSCH; aus dem vau-
deville, Das neue midchen, text von
Bernhard Buchbinder, musik von
Richard Fronz, ftir klavier zwei-
hindig, mit tiberlegtem text. [25924
@ Sept: 425; 191i 2 ce SNov.. 3,
1911; EK 270101; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
GLorRiouS (THE) KING; Christmas
service, words by Lillian C. Nevin
and others, music by W. A. Post and
others. [25925
@) Oct: "15 1901s 2c Noy. 21.
1911; E 271645; Heidelberg press,
Philadelphia.
GLorgy TO Gop; anthem, words from
the Bible, music by L. Murphy. 4to.
[25926
© Nov. 20). 1911" 2 e Nowy, 24,
1911; E 271481; Louise Murphy.
Montreal, Canada.
pt. ain S:, v. 6
GLORY TO Gop—Continued.
— — Christmas anthem, music by T.
Tertius Noble, op. 16; mixed voices.
(Octavo ed., no. 12237.) [25927
© Noy. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 9, 1911;
EH 269925; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
——— Christmas song, words by EH. H.
Sears, music by R. M. Stults.
[25928
© Nov. 13, 19S weNoy. 13;
1911; E 271048; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST; Christ-
mas song, lyric by William H. Gard-
ner, music by Sadie Harrison.
[25929
© Nov. 1; 1914 =)2"esNeves, 1911:
EH 269397; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
music by EH. K. Heyser. (Jn The
choir, vol. 12, no. 12, Dee. 1911.)
[25930
© Nov. 14, 190i ies Nove as.
1911; EH 271148; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati.
GLUCK (CHRISTOPH WILIBALD) Andan-
te; von C. W. Gluck, arr. von Willy
Burmester, fur violine mit klavier-
begleitung. (Alte weisen no. 29.)
[25931
© Oct. 26, 19 2 ves Nowe. 14,
1911; E 270350; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
—— Gavotte; von C. W. Gluck, arr,
von Willy Burmester, fiir violine,
mit klavierbegleitung. (Alte wei-
sen, no. 30.) [25932
© Oct: 26; Witte ew Noy." 14,
1911; E 270359; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
GoD IS LOVE: poem by John Bowring,
music by Hubbard W. Harris. (Oc-
tavo ed., sacred series, no. 1203.)
[25933
© Nov. 22) A911 eer Nov. 24.
1911; H 271485; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
GOD LOVES US ALL; words by Lizzie De
Armond, music by W. A. Post.
[25934
© Nov. 18, d9ii= soe) Noy., 23,
1911; E 271411; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville, Tenn.
Gop (THE) OF HARVEST PRAISE; words
by James Montgomery, music by
J. W. Lerman. (In the Choir, v. 12,
no. Lil, Noy. 19h y [25935
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 « Noy. 24,
1911; E 271449; Fillmore brothers
co., Cincinnati.
1506
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
| no. 12,1911
25953
| GOD REST YE, MERRY GENTLEMEN;
Christmas carol, words by Dinah
Maria Mulock, music by S. Schmitt.
Ato. [25936
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 24,
1911; EH 271430; Susan Schmitt, Bos-
ton.
GoDARD (BENJAMIN LovuIS PAUL) Can-
zonetta; by B. Godard, op. 35, no. 3,
arr. by Otto Langey. (Galaxy of
orch. music, no. 47.) [259387
© Oe, at, 1911; 2 e Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269344; G. Schirmer, New York.
| GOING TO JERUSALEM; by Mabel Madi-
son Watson; pf. (The children’s
party, no. 6.) [259388
Nove, 225, 1911: 2: c.. Nov. 22,
1911; E 2713888; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
| GoLDEN (THE) oITy; sacred song,
' words by J. L. McKinsey, music by
W. E. Dulmage; Low in A flat.
Medium in B flat. High in D flat.
[25939
© Sept. 18, 1911; 1 c. each Oct.
fe waOil de) each Oct. 25,,1911; 1
269179; Knapp-Wolcott music co.,
Detroit.
GOLDEN DAWN WALTZ; by H. HEngel-
mann; piano. [25940
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25,1911:
EK 267862; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
GOLDEN DREAMS (Sogni dorati); valse
élégante, by HE. Lisi; piano. [25941
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 « Nov. 22,
1911; EH 271357; Ernest Lisi, New
York.
GOLDFISCH’CHEN (Gold fish); salon
mazurka by Carl Heins, op. 158,
edited and fingered by S. Camillo
Engel; piano. [25942
I@ Nov. 2, 1944> 2c. Nov: 4; 1911:
E 270119; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
GOOD-BYE, HILEEN; words and music
by A. H. Shiels, arr. by H. Wm.
Miner. [259438
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269536; Albert E. Shiels, Toronto.
GOOD-BYE, FORGET-ME-NOT; written and
composed by F. Collis Wildman.
[25944
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1911;
E 267874; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
GooD CHEER; by Geo. L. Spaulding;
piano. [25945
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 29,
1911; EK 271656; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
GoopD CHRISTIAN MEN, REJOICE; words
by H. C. Brading, music by F. L.
De Pearsall. Abridged ed. (In
Carols ancient and modern, book 2,
no. 20.) [25946
@7 Oct: 14, 1911: 1 &) Now? a5,
1911; E 270410; Morgan & Scott,
ltd., London.
GOOD KING WENCESLAS; based on a
traditional carol, words by J. M.
Neale, modernized by Frederick
Stevenson, op. 60; mixed voices.
(Octavo ed. no. 122038.) [25947
© Nove 3, 1919 -) 29e. Nov. 9) 1918
EH 269926; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
GooD NIGHT; words by Harry Bern-
hard, musie by Frank Baer. [25948
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1911;
EH 269893; Symphony music co., Bos-
ton.
GOOD-NIGHT LADIES; words by Harry
Williams, music by Egbert Van A\l-
styne. [25949
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269434; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
Goop (THE) SHEPHERD; words and
music by C. B. Hopkins. [25950
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269517; C. Benj. Hopkins, Chi-
cago.
GoosE (THE) THAT LAYS A GOLDEN
EGG; words and music by J. Farmer.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25951
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269672; James Farmer, Barry, Il.
GOTTES MACHT UND VORSEHUNG; ged.
von Chr. F. Gellert, musik von Fer-
dinand Hummel. op. 120; mé&nner-
chore; partitur und stimmen. [25952
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2c. Nov. 17; 1911;
EK 270511; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
GouNoD (CHARLES FRANCOIS) Faust;
waltz and chorus, words by Frederic
Manley, music by Ch. Gounod, arr.
‘ by Carl Engel; three part women’s
or unchanged voices. (Laurel oc-
tavo, 4th series, no., 190.) [25953
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1911;
He 270390; .C: -C> -Birchard) & 7¢0.,
Boston.
1507
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25954
pt. 111, n. s., v.6
GOUNOD (CHARLES F'RANGoIS)—Contd. | GRAND CHa@UR IN D MAJoR; by Geo. P.
Faust selection no. 2; by C. Gou-
nod, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; military
band. 4to. [25954
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 21,
1911; EK 271285; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
Méditation; by C. Gounod, sur le
1° prélude de S. Bach. Ave
Maria, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts;
orchestra. [25955
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269606; Carl Fischer, New York.
Soldier’s chorus; from Faust, by
Gounod, transcribed by Herbert Les-
lie; piano. [25956
© Nov. 29, 190-2 ver Noy. 20,
1911; EH 271555; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas City, Mo.
GrRAcrE (LA); ballet dance, by H. F. W.
Foster; piano. [25957
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 269376; Jerome H. Remick & ¢o.,
New York.
GRACE, MY SWEETHEART GRACE; words
by Katharine Trayer, music by Jas.
Aldrich Libbey. [25958
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 269267; M. D. Swisher, Phila-
delphia.
GRADED STUDIES; gathered from many
sources, by Mrs. Crosby Adams;
piano, four hands. Book 2. [25959
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EH 269552; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
GRADED STUDIES; gathered from many
sources, by Mrs. Crosby Adams;
piano, two hands. Book 4. [25960
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c Nov. 9, 1911;
FE 269894; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
GRADUS AD PARNASSUM; Sammlung von
etiiden in progressiver reihenfolge
; revidiert und bezeichnet von
Ernst Heim, fiir violine. Band 9.
(Edition Schott, no. 4719.) [25961
© Sept. 26:7 191132 7c) Oct: 728,
1911; E 270151: B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
GRAND (UN) BAL CHEZ M°!!° Gapy;
moreeau de genre, par Marius Car-
man, pour piano. [25962
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ¢ Nov. 6, 1911;
HW 270221; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
Allen; organ. London, Novello &
co., ltd. obl. 8vo. (Original com-
positions, no. 3.) [25963
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 270024; Geo. P. Allen, Mansfield,
England.
GRAND (THE) PROMENADE; by W.
Lewis, op. 407, no. 6; piano. [25964
© Nov. 18, 1911: 2 @ Noy. 13,
1911; E 271044; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
GRANDE FANTAISIE; ouverture potpourri
d’airs canadiens; par HE. Champagne;
piano. Lowell, Champagne fréres.
[25965
© ‘Nov. 22; 1919; 2% er Mov 27,
1911; EH 271588; E. Champagne,
Lowell.
GRANDE VALSE; from Ruses d’amour,
by Alexander Glazounow, op. 61, no.
2, arr. by W. H. Clarke; piano, four
hands. [25966
© Nov. 13;°19la 2a Nov. 15,
1911; E 271123; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
GRANDMOTHER’S OLD FEATHER BED;
words and music by M. Temple.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[25967
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269651; Mary Temple, Dickey,
N. D.
GRANT-SCHAEFER (G. A.) Four Christ-
mas carols; music by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer. Contents—At Chryst-
masse tyde—Noel—It came upon the
midnight clear—A song of Saint
Francis; (Mixed voices, sacred oc-
tavo series, no 1008.) [25968
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 8, 1911;
EB 269848; Arthur P. Schmidt, Bos-
ton.
GRASS (THE) WAS GROWING GREEN;
words by L. Cagey, musie by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [25969
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269698; Lester Cagey, Point
Marion, Pa.
GRATIAS AGIMUS TIBI; trio, from Messe
solennelle, by Gioachino A. Rossini,
ed. by Edgardo Lévi; piano. (Stand-
ard duets, trios, ete., no. 9.) [25970
©. Nov.: 22° 1902-2 0e wiNay. 23.
1911; E 270665; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
GRATULANTEN (DIE) KOMMEN. See
Grieg (EH. H.)
1508
]
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
25987
GREAT IS JEHOVAH; words by Charlotte
G. Homer, music arr. with additions
by Chas. H. Gabriel. [25971
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 27, 1911;
EK 271560; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chi-
eago.
GREAT IS THE LorpD; anthem, words
from the bible, music by F. Flaxing-
ton; three part chorus, with organ
ace. 4to. (Collection of part-songs
and choruses for women’s voices, no.
5618. ) [25972
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1911;
EH 269228; G. Schirmer, New York.
| GREAT (THE) KINGDOM BEYOND; sacred
song, words by H. Carver McLean,
music by Will M. S. Brown; in A
flat. [25973
@eiover22, 1911 > 2c. Nov. 21,
1911; H 271281; Brown & Edwards
music co., Wilmington, Del.
GREET ME TO-NIGHT IN THE MOONLIGHT;
words by A. W. Hudson, music by
Tom Spencer. Washington; H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [25974
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269762; A. W. Hudson, Narka,
Kan.
Griec (EDVARD HAcERUP) First (The)
meeting; English version by Henry
G. Chapman, music by EH. Grieg, op.
ie norieeare.; by Victor Harris;
three part chorus for women’s voices.
(Svo. choruses, no. 5582.) [25975
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c Nov. 1, 1911;
EH 269346; G. Schirmer, New York.
Gratulanten (Die) kommen; von
EH. Grieg, op. 66, no. 6, arr. von
Adolf Ruthardt, fiir pianoforte, zu
vier hiinden, obl. S8vo. (Edition
Peters, no. 3306.) [25976
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 270806; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
——In rose-time (Zur _ rosenzeit) ;
English version by F. H. Martens,
music by Edvard Grieg, op. 48, no. 5,
arr. by Victor Harris; 3 part chorus
for women’s voices. (S8vo. choruses,
no. 5565.) [25977
i) Oct. 31, 1911: 2c. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269347: G. Schirmer, New York.
—— In the boat (Im kahne) ; English
version after Vilhelm Krag, by Th.
Baker, music by E. Grieg, op. 60,
no. 3, arr. by Victor Harris; 3 part
chorus for women’s voices. (S8vo.
choruses, no. 5585.) 125978
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 e Nov. 1, 1911;
H 269348; G. Schirmer, New York.
Grigg (EDVARD HAcERUP)—Continued.
Jesu, friend of sinners: ed. and
English text, by Clarence Dickin-
son, music by Edward Grieg; acc.
for practice only. S8vo. (Church
music review, no. 305.) [25979
© Nov: 22, 1911-2 te) (Nev. 2 23)
19h; HW) 270756; BH. W. Gray. co:
New York.
—— Olaf Trygvason (Landkjending) ;
English version by i. | from
Bjornsterne Bjérnson, music by H.
Grieg, op. 31, arr. by Bertha Remick.
(Laurel octavo, no. 195.) [25980
© Nove. 10; 1911 2 e Nova 12
1Sidh Hh 2a: (Cy C. Birchardes
co., Boston.
Solvejg’s song, from Peer Gynt
suite no. 2, by H. H. Grieg, arr. by
Theo. M. Tobani; solo and obligato
violin, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts.
[25981
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269622; Carl Fischer, New York:
GRIEVING FOR MOTHER; words and
music by D. P. Cera. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [25982
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 8. 1911;
EH 269694; David P. Cera, Chicugo.
GRIGRI; operette in 3 akten, text von
Bolten-Baeckers und Jul. Chancel,
musik von Paul Lincke; klavieraus-
zug mit text. [25983
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 1, 1911;
D 19009; Apollo verlag, Berlin.
potpourri no. 1 und 2, ans der
operette, von Paul Lincke, ftir kla-
vier mit unterlegtem text. F 25984
©; Aug: 9, 191t: 2°e Nov. 3, 1911;
E 270076; Apollo-verlag, Berlin.
GRIMM (A.) 65 melodieen der gang-
barsten chorile; von A. Grimm;
orch. 4to. [25985
© Nov. 2; 1911+ 2’c. Nov. 22, 19117;
E 271385; A. Grimm, Antigo, Wis.
GROSSE (DAS) HALLELUJA; ged. von
G. F. Klopstock, music von Ferdi-
nand Hummel, op. 119; mannerchor ;
partitur und stimmen. [25986
© Oct-22, 191: 2c Novak,
1911; EH 270512; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
GRossE (DIE) KANONE; grosses pot-
pourri zum mitsingen, von Paul
Lincke, ftir piano. [25987
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 4, 1911;
BE 270120; Apollo-verlag, Berlin.
1509
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25988
pt. TH, n.s., V.6
GROVES (THE) OF SHIRAZ; words by
Nellie Richmond Eberhart, music by
Charles Wakefield Cadman, op. 51
no. 1; medium voice. [25988
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2c. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269409: White-Smith musie pub.
co., Boston.
GRUSST MIR DAS BLONDE KIND AM
RHEIN; words by H. W. Mertens,
music by Hugo Steinbruch; op. 26,
2; male chorus. 4to. [25989
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c Nov. 7, 1911;
HE 269597: Carl Fischer, New York.
GUIDE ME, O THOU GREAT JEHOVAH;
anthem, words by W. Williams, mu-
sic by Ira B. Wilson. [25990
© Nov.\7) 1990; 2 Nove 20,1911;
He 271246; Lorenz pub. co, Day-
ton, O.
GuM (THE) SHOE MAN; from Let
George do it, lyric by Paul West,
music by Nat D. Ayer. [25991
©) Nov. 7, 1911: 2)¢. Nov.1, 1910:
E 269567; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
GUTE BOTSCHAFT; eine liedersammlung
fiir sonntagschulen... Dubuque
Ia., Western publishing co. [1911]
2 p. 1, viii, 284, [4] p. 12mo. $0.50.
[25992
@©, Aue; 20.5 19tt: 2 1c. Och 25,
1911; A 298933; Convention of Ger-
man presbyters of the West, Du-
buque, Ia.
GYMNASTISCHE UBUNGEN AUF DER VIO-
LINE; von H. Leonard, neue ausgabe
revidiert von BH. Kross. Komplett.
(Edition Schott, no. 9803.) [25993
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 14,
1911; EK 2703863; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
GYPSY DAISIES; words by Alice E.
Allen, music by R. Huntington
Woodman, three part chorus of
women’s voices. (S8yo. choruses, no.
5630. ) [25994
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 20,
1911; E 271257: G. Schirmer, New
York.
GYPSY-HEART: words by Katherine
Lee Bates, music by Addison EF. An-
drews; mixed voices. (Octavo
church music, no. 711.) [25995
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269855: William Maxwell music
co., New York.
GYPSY LOVE (Zigeunerliebe) ; valse, by
Franz Lebar, arr. by Shipley Doug-
las; brass band. 4to. (Chappell’s
brass and reed band journal, no. —)
[25996
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 270072; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don.
HANDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH) Klassische-
violin-musik; bertihmter meister des
17. und 18. jahrhunderts, bearbeitet
von Gustav Jensen, fiir violine und
klavier. Heft 16. Sonate 3; von
G. F. Handel. (Hdition Schott, no.
1830, q.) [25997
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1911;
E 270767; B. Schott’s sédhne, Mainz,
Germany.
—— —— Heft 20.
G-moll, Heft. 21.
G. F. Handel. (Hdition Schott, no.
1830, u. and v.) [25998; 25999
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ec. each Nov. 14,
1911; E 270375, 270376; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
Sonate 10, in
Sonate, 18; von
-—_— Larghetto und gavotte; von G. F.
Hiindel, arr. von Alfred Moffat fiir
violine mit klavierbegleitung. (So-
naten-studien, no. 13.) [26000
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 e. Noy. 6, 1911;
KE 270170; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz.
Germany.
HAHN (DER) IM KORB; operette in drei
akten, text von Franz Wolff, musik
von Alfred Rieger; klavierauszug
mit text. [26001
©. Nov, 18; 191i ier cei tot
D 19008; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig.
Hat-Cu1; Chinese two-step, composed
and arr. by J. L. H. Taylor; piano.
[26002
©- Nov. . 21; 1911 oe eaiNiov. 225-7
1911; EH 271493; Julia L. Hammond
Taylor, New York.
HAIDEE; oriental two-step, by Felix
Godin; piano. [26003
© Nov. 15, 1902 eee NiowensG,
1911; E 270466; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
HAIL THE AMERICAN GIRL; from Betsey
abroad, words by Elizabeth Granger
Hollister, music by J. A. Warner.
[26004
©! 1c: “Nov. 6; 219i azole 2.
John A. Warner, Rochester, N. Y.
1510
NR 8 ge SV gee Gr ae Se
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1911
26022
HAIL THE GLORIOUS DAY; Christmas
anthem, music by E. L. Cranmer.
(In The choir, vol. 12, no. 12, Dec.
1911.) [26005
yiNoy, 14, 1911; 1 « Nov. 16,
1911; H 271150; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati.
HAIL THE KING; words by Laurene
Highfield, music by Samuel W. Beaz-
ley. [26006
© July 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 17, 1911;
EH 271194; J. M. Harris, Evanston,
el.
HAIL, THOU EVER-BLESSED MORN; anthem
for Christmas, music by J. Sebastian
Matthews; mixed voices. Svo.
[26007
@ Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
H260445: A. W. Gray co.,
York.
HANAKO; Japanese intermezzo, by W.
Aletter, arr. by Henry Tolhurst; vio-
lin and piano. [26008
eto 22. 191t- 2 ec. Noy. 23,
1911; E 270664; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
HAPPINESS; by Geo. J. Trinkaus; four
violins with piano ace. (The four
moods—A ). [26009
© Noy. 25, 1911; 2 c Nov. 28,
1911; E 271616; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Happy AND FREE; mazurka, by Walter
Rolfe; piano. [26010
© Nov. 28, 1914; 2:¢ Nov. 29,
1911; E 271657; M. Witmark & sons.
New York.
HAPPY EVERY MOMENT; words by Mrs.
C. D. Martin, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. [26011
G@auly 4, 1911: 2c. Nov. 17,1911 ;
E 271195; J. M. Harris, Evanston,
Til.
HAPPY HOURS; reverie, by Percy Wen-
rich; piano. [26012
(eOcws|, 1911-2 ec. Nov. 1, 191k;
E 269306; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
Happy (THE) VALLEY; march, by C.
Hartmann; reed and brass band.
Ato. [26013
er Woy. 20) 1911: 2 c.. Nov. 21.
1911; E 270589; Hawkes & son,
London.
HarREM (THE) SKIRT GIRL; two step,
by Lola Hall; piano. [26014
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 269114; A. W. Perry & sons music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
New
HARK, THE HERALD ANGELS’ SING
(Clywch, yr engyl glodydd fry) ; sa-
cred song, geiriau (Cyf) gan y
Parch D. Morgan, English words by
C. Wesley, music by Jacob Gabriel;
contralto or baritone. [26015
© Nov. 13, 1911; 2 c Nov. 14,
1911; E 270440; Alfred Oliver & co.,
London.
HARK, WHAT MEAN THOSE HOLY VOICES;
anthem for Christmas-tide, words by
J. Cawood, musie by J. Christopher
Marks; solos for sop. and bar. and
violin obbligato. 4to. [26016
©: Nov. 14, 1911-2 ¢ Nov. J
1911; E 271097; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York.
— Christmas anthem, words and
music by Will M. S. Brown. 4to.
[26017
© Nov. 22, 191t: 2 ‘ee Novs.2
1911; E 271280; Brown & Edwards
musie co., Wilmington, Del.
HARMONY OF LOVE; waltz, by C. A.
Grimm; piano. [26018
©) Nov. 28, °1911- 2. & Noy. .29;
1911; E 271658; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Harp (THE) THAT ONCE; old Irish
melody, words by Thomas Moore,
music arr. by Monk Gould; medium
yoice. [26019
©! Noy. 13, 191t- 2°e" Noy. 13:
1911; E 270328; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
HartLEy (Harry) Four brass quar-
tettes; arr. by H. Hartley; four B
flat cornets, E flat alto and baritone.
Contents:—Robin Adair.—The old
oaken bucket.—How can I leave
thee.—Dixie land.—Cincinnati, Fill-
more music house. 4to. [26020
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 16,
1911; EH 271155; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati.
HARVEST DANCE; by Frederick A. Wil-
liams, op. 76, no. 1; piano. [26021
TG NOVe con: 191d: 2 CoiNoyoe ate
1911; H 271528; G. Schirmer, New
York.
HARVEST (THE) HOME; words by W.
Lomax Childress, music by H. P.
Main. [26022
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2-e. Nov. 24,
1911: E 271453; Hubert P. Main,
New York.
1511
20667—12—4
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26023
Dt. Ties yG
HARVEST HOME WALTZES; by D. W.| HE LEADETH ME; anthem, words by
Clark, arr. by Marguerite Van
Praag; piano. [260238
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1911; BE 271471;
D. W. Clark, Valley City, N. D.
Harvest Moon; characteristic dance,
by Carrie B. Adams; piano. [26024
© Nov: 2i, 19 27; WNov 27,
1911; E 271578; Theo. Presser co.,
_ Philadelphia.
Harvest (THE) TIME; words by Wil-
liam Foster, music by Edna May
Fowler. [26025
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
H 269556; Harry Von Tilzer music
co., New York.
Hasse (KARL)
Hasse, op. 9, ftir die orgel.
8vo. (Hdition Peters, no. 3308.)
[26026
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Dee. 1, 1911;
H 270811; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
Sechs stticke; von K.
obl.
HAVE YOU SEEN MY WILLIE GREEN;
words by lL. Ullery, music by Ferd.
E. Mierisch. New York, Gotham-At-
tucks music ¢o. [26027
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1911;
H 269382; Laura Ullery, Chicago.
HayDN (FRANZ JOSEPH) Capriccietto;
by Jos. Haydn, arr. von Willy Bur-
mester, fiir violine mit klavierbe-
gleitung. (Alte weisen, no. 31.)
[26028
© (Oct. 26, 191i) Oe, INove 14,
41911; E 270358; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
— Gavotte; von Fr. J. Haydn, arr.
von Willy Burmester, ftir violine mit
klavierbegleitung. (Alte weisen, no.
32.) [26029
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 14,
1911; EH 270360; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
He GAVE HIMSELF FOR ME; words by
EK. G. W. Wesley, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [26030
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 27, 1911;
H 271561; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago.
He HAS coME; Christmas anthem,
words by Horatius Bonar, music by
- Frank H. Brackett; mixed voices.
(Octavo ed., no. 12235.) [26031
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 9, 1911;
BE 269927; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
J. H. Gilmore, music by E. 8. Lorenz.
[26032
© Nov. 7, 191%; 2 iNov. 20,
1911; E 271247; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
HE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN;
words and music by L. Weber.
[260383
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 269501; Louis Weber, Kansas
City, Kans.
HE NEVER SAID GOOD-BYE; words and
music by Ben Deely, arr. by [Eugene
Platzmann ]. [26034
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2c. Noy. 4, 1911;
E 269445; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
He’s crazy; from The three Romeos,
lyric by R. H. Burnside, musie by
Raymond Hubbell. [26085
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 269582; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
HE WAS MORE LIKE A GENTLEMAN
FRIEND; words by Ren Shields, mu-
sic by Ernest R. Ball. [26036
© Nov. 21, 191. 2e wor. 23,
1911; Ho 271859) VE Warniark (&
sons, New York.
HEAR THE PICKANINNY BAND; march
and two-step, by Wm. J. Vanderveer
and Seymour Furth, arr. by Hb. S. S.
Huntington; orch. 4to. [26037
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c& Nov. 2, 1911;
EK 269862; Joe Morris music ¢o.,
New York.
HEART (THE) BREAKERS; Selection by
Orlob and Gideon, arr. by T. P. and
Geo. J. Trinkaus; mand. orch.
[260388
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269906; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
HEART OF THE ROSE; waltzes, by Sadie
Koninsky; piano. [260389
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
HE 269385; Koninsky music co., Troy,
INS We
IIEART’S-EASE; intermezzo by Allan
Macbeth; reed and brass band. 4to.
[26040
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2c. Nov. 4, 1911;
EH 270115; Hawkes & son, London.
HEART’S IDEAL; reverie, by George S.
Schuler; piano. [26041
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 18,
1911; E 271045; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
1512
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
26057
HEATHER ROSE (Haiderés’chen); by
G. Lange, op. 78, no. 8, edited and
fingered by S. Camillo Engel; piano.
[26042
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
HE 270121; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
HEAVEN WITH THEE; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by W. H. Doane.
[26043
fOr Now. 22, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 24,
1911; BH 271454; W. H. Doane, Cin-
cinnati.
HEIMATLIEDER; ged. von Rudolf Dietz,
musik von August Thomae, op. 17.
Contents.—1. Blau-orange. 4. Aar-
lied. 5. Fahrmannslied. 6. Ann’-
Marie. [26044
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30,1911;
Ee 270039; August Thomae, Klop-
penheim bei Wiesbaden, Germany.
HEIMATLIEDER; text und musik von
August Thomae, op. 17. Contents.—
2. Heil dir mein Nassau. 38. Buch-
finkenlied. [26045
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 30, 1911;
EH 270040; August Thomae, Kloppen-
heim bei Wiesbaden, Germany.
HELGOLAND-MARSCH; aus der operette,
Die verbotene braut, von K, fF.
“Adolfi, arr. von Max Oscheit, fiir
klavier. [26046
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911;
HH} 267866; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
HELLER (STEPHEN) 25 studi melodici;
di S. Heller, op. 45; per piano;
nuova edizione riveduta da Bruno
Mugellini. [26047
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 17, 1911;
E 270485; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
25 studi per il ritmo e Il’ espres-
Sione; di S. Heller, op. 47; per
piano; nuova edizione riveduta da
Bruno Mugellini. [26048
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 17, 1911;
EH 270487; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
25 studi progressivi; di S. Heller,
op. 46; per piano; nuova edizione
riveduta da Bruno Mugellini.
[26049
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 17, 1911;
EK 270486; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
HELLO DON’T YOU KNOW WHO’S HERE;
words and musie by F. Goulart.
[26050
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ce Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269864; Frank Goulart music co.,
Dorchester, Mass.
HELLO STRANGER, JUST STICK AROUND;
words by Edgar Leslie, music by
Lewis EF. Muir. [26051
© Nov. 2, 191+ 2c) Nove 1, 1911:
EH 2693837; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York.
HiER LAST DANCE; words and music by
J. D. Whitehead. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26052
© _Ockey 30) 4910-2 Ge, Nove
1911; E 269826; Jennie D. White-
head, Charleroi, Pa.
HERE’S LOVE AND SUCCESS TO YOU;
words by Geo. Graff, jr., music by
Ernest R. Ball. [26053
© Nove 2, 191t: (2° © Nov. 222,
1911; EH 271360; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Be
HERMANN (FR.) 80 Spezial-ettiden ;
uebungen in progressiver ordnung,
von Kr. Hermann, op. 24, fiir violine.
Teil 8, heft 2. 4to. (Hdition Schott,
no. 1730 B.) [26054
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1911;
EK 270166; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
FipRzZ AN HERZ (Heart on heart);
braut-walzer, text von Beatrice y.
Dovsky, English text by Addie Funk,
musik von Ernest Verdayne. [26055
© Aug. 16, 1911; 2 @ Oct. 26,
1911; E 267899; Schlesinger’sche
buch- & musik-handlung (Rob. Lie-
nau), Berlin.
HERZEN UND BLUMEN (Hearts and
flowers) ; ein neues blumenlied nach
Alph. Cizbulka’s Wintermirchen, arr.
von Paul Korke, ftir pianoforte
vierhiindig. [26056
©) Aves, 19) 19 DY es Octk.226;
1911; EH 267881; Bosworth & oco.,
Leipzig.
Hevure (L’) Qui FuIT; valse chantée,
paroles de A. Mescour, musique de
Marcel Courmes. [26057
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 20,
1911; EH 270551; A Courmes, Nice,
France.
1513
UE OES ES i aah yt OE ie see eee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26058 <
vt. 11, n.s., v.6
HEY LACKADAY-MISERY ME; written
and composed by W. S. Frank.
[26058
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ¢ Noy. 20;
1911; E 270538; Von Tilzer music
co., New York.
HIDALGO; danse andalouse; arr. par
Albert Landry. 1. Violon; 2. Flute;
3. Clarinette; 4. Cornet; 5. Mando-
line. (Les vrais succés, quatriéme
série, no. 76.) 4to. | 26059-26063
© Sept. 29, 1911: 2 e each Nov.
6, 1911; E 270238—270242; Emile
Ledue, P. Bertrand et cie., Paris.
HIGH SCHOOL MARCH; by R. W. Geb-
hardt, op. 46; piano. [26064
OW Novi 2 lois 2 tes Non i
1911; EH 270704; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Hitse (B.) Suite; von B. Hilse, op. 6,
fiir fldte und harfe oder klavier.
Contents.—Andante. — Bachanale. —-
Adagio.—Scherzo. [26065
© Aue. 8, 19113 2 ¢. Nov 3, 1911:
HK 270118; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
HIS PROMISE WILL NOT FAIL; words ant
music by C. B. Hopkins. [26066
@eWept 17 Olt: 92 de Nove (6;
1911; EK 269518; C. Benj. Hopkins,
Chicago.
HospsLeE (THE); march, by R. Z. Ham-
ilton ; piano. [26067
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1911; E 269242;
Ruth Ziegler Hamilton, Council
Bluffs, Ia.
HospsLeE (THE) SKIRT SONG; words and
musie by N. K. Clem. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26068
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269819; Nora K. Clem, Bridgeport,
Conn. |
HoB-GOB-GOB-0-LIN-MAN ; words by Thos.
B. Roberts, music by Lucien Denni.
[26069
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269916; Riley & Denni music pub-
lishers, Kansas City, Mo.
HocHZEITS-WALZER; aus der pantomime
Der schleier der Pierrette, von Ernst
von Dohnanyi, op. 18, no. 4°, tanz-
walzer arr. von Th. Holzhei und
Gust. Blasser. 1. violine solo. 2.
violine und klavier. [26070, 26071
© July 22, 1911; 2 e. each Oct. 26,
1911; EH 267885, 267886; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig.
HOLD TRUE; words by George W. King,
music by W. W. Adams. [26072
©. Nov. 9, 19tls 2c iver: 10,
1911; E 269988; Warren W. Adams,
Boston.
Horpe Aipa. See Verdi (G.)
HoLipayIne; words by Clifton Bing-
ham, music by Ernest Newton. 1.
In FF. 2: In Gis) ine [26073
© Nov. 13,- A191 Dieu iniage. 14)
1911; E 270347; J. B. Cramer & co.,
Itd., London.
HoLKA MopROOoOKA (The _ blue-eyed
maiden) ; from Bohemian and songs,
book 1, by Otakar Sevéik, op. 10, ed.
by Gustav Saenger; violin and piano.
[26074
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1911:
HE 269598; Carl Fischer, New York.
HOLLINS COLLEGE BASKET BALL MARCH;
by L. de Haas; piano. [26075
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 e Nov. 7, 1911;
E 270258; Louis de Haas, Hollins,
Va.
Houiy rac; by R. Litzenberger; piano.
[26076
© Nov: 25, 191d) 2HeeNow (25,
1911; H 271622; Raymond Litzen-
berger, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
HOLT FEST DEIN EMUNE (Loi sevoishi
veloi sekolmi); words by Hyman
Altman, music by Perlmutter &
Wohl. [26077
© Nov. 11, 191 yo en Now, ais,
1911; H 270333; A: Teres, New York.
Hoty NIGHT (Stille nacht, heilige
nacht); arr. by Charles Henlein;
piano. [26078
© Nov. 24. Wome 2 ieaiNon. 2,
1911; E 271545; Jos. Krolage music
co., Cincinnati.
HOME AGAIN TO DEAR OLD LONDON; writ-
ten and composed by Tom Mellor
and Harry Gifford. (Sixpenny popu-
lar ed., no. 784.) [26079
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 c Nov. 14,
1911; H 270398; Francis Day &
Hunter, London.
HoMESTEAD (THE) ; Irish ballad, words
by Fred G. Bowles, music by
Katharine Barry. [26080
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ce Nov. 20,
1911; E 270533; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
1514
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
26098
HONEY, BE MY HONEY BEE; words and
music by D. D. Collins. St. Louis,
Shattinger piano & musicco. [26081
© Nov. 5, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 11, 1911;
E 269981; D. D. Collins, Collinsville,
Til.
HoNEYLAND; from The wife hunters,
lyric by David Kempner, music by
Anatol Friedland and Malvin Frank-
Tims. [26082
feeeer, ol, 1911; 2c. Nov: 1, 1911;
E 269326; Leo Feist, New York.
Hoo-H00-HOO; stein song, words and
music by H. L. Frankensteen. De-
troit. Frankensteen pub. co. [26083
omoci 2s, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 26, 1911;
H 269189; Harold L. Frankensteen, ;
Detroit.
Hor! Hop; march song, words and
music by Kinkie Wiz (L. R. Perry),
arr. by Wm. Kretschmer. [26084
Nov. 14. 1911- 2 ¢., Nov: 20,
1911; E 271308; Publishing house of
Kinkie Wiz, San Francisco.
HorpE THE HORNBLOWER; words by
Henry Newbolt, music by John Ire-
land. [26085
© Nov.-1, 1911; 2-¢c. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 270041; Boosey & co., London.
House (THE) BESIDE THE SEA; words
by G. W. Spring, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [26086
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269770; George W. Spring, Mont-
gomery, Pa.
HovusEHOLD (THE) ANGEL; words by
Alice Wood Watson, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26087
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269642; Alice Watson, Huntington
Park, Cal.
How CAN I LEAVE THEE.
(Harry)
See Hartley
How ENTHRALLING THE MUSIC’S SOUL-
FUL GREETING; from the operette Ja-
cinta, by Heinrich Berté, arr. by
Carl F. Williams; orchestra. 4to.
[26088
© Nov: 24, 1911; 2 « Noy. 25,
1911; E 271519; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
lyric by John L. Shine, music
by Heinrich Berté. [26089
©, Noy. 24, 1911; 2 ce Nov. 25,
1911; EK 270681; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
ee
How HE GOT iT; words and music by
Anna Siebold Davis. Washington,
H. Kirgus Dugdale co. [26080
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269641; Mrs. Jack Davis, Seattle.
How LONG WILT THOU FORGET ME;
words from the Bible, music by Oley
Speaks; high, in E flat minor.
[26091
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 c¢ Nov. 15,
1911; EK 271124; G. Schirmer, New
York.
How SWEET THE HOUR; a prayer, poem
by Jason Moore, music by Simonetti,
arr. by Jason Moore; medium or
low voice and pf. with violin obli-
gato. [26092
©) Nov, 10) A911 = (2) ec. Novas:
19 Didop:, A. AS “Paylonms cos
Tacoma, Wash.
How TO MAKE A HUCKLEBERRY PIE;
words by Jean C. Havez, music by
George Botsford. [26093
© 1 € Nov. 14, 1911; W 271606;
George Botsford, New York.
How WE KNow; words by E. S. Tillot-
son, music by C. H. Gabriel. [26094
© Nov. 1911> 2c, Oct, 28) 1941 ;
E 2692388; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago.
HUBBELL (RAYMOND)
The three Romeos,
Hubbell, arr. by Frank Saddler;
piano. [26095
©) Nov.6, 191%: 2 € Noy."6; 1981:
E 269535; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
Waltzes; from
by Raymond
Hueco, Count oF Paris. See Donizetti
(Gaetano)
Hucuenots. See Meyerbeer (G.)
HvuLiLo, Bitt; words by Wm. Wallace
Whitelock, music by Ashton Oakley ;
men’s voices; tonic-sol-fa and staff
notations. [26096
©) Oct. 27,1911) -/2, e: -Oct.28; 19K:
E 267933; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,
London.
HUMORESKE; by Anton Dvorak, op.
101, no. 7, arr. by Gustav Hinrichs;
edition C, with harmonium part,
grand orchestra. [26097
©! Nov.) 13) 191552" @ iNoyan 14,
1911; EH 271101; G. Schirmer, New
York.
ed. by W. P. Mero; piano.
[26098
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
BE 269478; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
1515
Ts eno. Mile ene 2 2h) DO ere See
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26099
pt. II, n.s., v.6
HuMORESKE-—Continued.
— transposed ed. in C; pi-
ano. [26099
© Oct.131, 1911 5.2 ¢ Oct-31 1911;
E 269316; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
HUMORESQUE; par Alfred Rothberger,
pour piano. £26100
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 c Nov. 38, 1911;
EK 270110; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
HUNGARIAN BALLET; by D. Schooler;
piano. [26101
© Noy. 16, 1911) 72 ‘ec Nov. 27,
1911; E 271568; David Schooler,
Rochester, N. Y.
HUNGARIAN SKETCH (Ungariscke
Skizze); by Géza Horvath, op. 126
NOy a yiolim van pie [26102
© Noy. 134011 2 eG UNov., as,
1911; E 270314; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
HUSBAND’S (THE) FAREWELL; words
by Andrew F. Byrd, music by Ashley
S. Johnson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [26163
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269666; A. F. Byrd, Baxley, Ga.
HusH, HUSH; words by ‘Thomas
Moore, music by Johan Backer-
Lunde, op. 42, no. 6. [26104
OPNova 225 1911 622 e iNove 23,
1911; EH 271424; George H- Doran
co., New York.
Hyvbe (THE) PARK HIGH SCHOO™t TWO
STEP; composed and arr. by V. C.
Brady; piano. [26105
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1911;
E 271184; Vera Corinne Brady, Chi
cago.
HYMN TO LIGHT; words by James Vila
Blake, music by John Ireiand.
[26106
© Nove 2) 1911-92 © Novo, aod:
E 270078; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
HYMNE; aus Die welten, ged. von IF’.
G. Klopstock, musik von Ferdinand
Hummel, op. 118; miannerchor; par-
titur und stimmen. [26107
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 17, 1911;
E 270518; Kd. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
I AM THINKING OF YOU, BONNIE MARY;
written and composed by Percy Ed-
gar and Huntley Trevor. [26108
K) Nov... 28, “Oiler 2) ex Novae 28,
AOT H) -2707542 SEraneis, Daye oc
Hunter, London.
I CAN FORGIVE BUT NOT FORGET: by
W. G. Miller; orch. 4to. [26109
© Nov. 11, 1911; ye" Giey. 13,
1911; E 271077; H. G. Miller, Butte
City, Mont.
I CANNOT DO WITHOUT JESUS; words
and music by C. B. Hopkins. [26110
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 6, 1911;
HE 269519; C. Benj. Hopkins, Chi-
cago.
I COULD LIKE A LITTLE GIRI. LIKE YOU;
words by F. S. Fluke, music by Glen
W. Ashley. | 26111
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 6, 1911;
HE 269545; Farris 8. Fluke. Chicago.
I’D BE A BUTTERFLY; words and music
by Thos. Haynes Bayly, arr. by A. H.
Ryder; trio for women’s voices.
(Octavo ed., no. 12201.) [26112
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269463; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
I’D LIKE TO BE AN ACTRESS; words and
musie by Herbert Rule. [26113
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 e@ Nov. 2, 1911;
E 270053; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
I’D LIKE TO BE THE HONEY SUCKLE VINE
AROUND YOUR DOOR; words and music
by EF, E. Carroll. [26114
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1911; E 271075;
Frank KE. Carroll, San Antonio, Fla.
1D LIKE TO HAVE A LITTLE GIRL LIKE
YOU, LIKE ME; from The maid and
the monarch, by Dan J. Sullivan;
hotel orech. 4to. [26115
© Nov. 13,° 1911 2G Noy. 14,
1911; H 271089; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
I’D LIKE TO TAKE A CHANCE WITH YOU;
words by Jack Yellen, music by
George L. Cobb. [26116
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 16, 1911;
E 270458; Charles I. Davis, Cleve-
land.
I’D NEVER LEAVE YOU FOR ANYTHING;
from Hans Danske, words by Laura
C. Geddes, music by M. C. Blanchard,
arr. by C. Bayer. [26117
© Nov.: 25, 19-2 Now 25,
1911; E 271481; Marie C. Blanchard,
RSs
I’D RATHER GO TO JAIL; from Let
George do it, lyric by Paul West,
music by Nat D. Ayer. [26118
©): Nov. 1914: 2 CiNowae et Oils
BE. 269568; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York.
1516
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1911
26138
I DID NOT KNOW HOW DEAR YOU WERE TO
ME; words by W. H. Gardner, music
by E. R. Kroeger; medium in D flat.
[26119
©) Noy.015; 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 15,
1911; H 271185; Gamble hinged mu-
Sic eo., Chicago.
I DON’T CARE WHOSE GIRL YOU WERE,
YOU'RE MY GIRL NOW; words by Joe
Goodwin, music by W. Raymond
Walker. [26120
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269564; Leo Feist, New York.
I DON’T SUPPOSE; words by Leslie
Cooke, music by H. Trotére; in D,
in H flat, in F, in G. [26121
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1911;
EH 267999; J. B. Cramer & co., Iitd.,
London.
I GO FOR THE MAIL EVERY DAY; words
by M. G. Robson, music by J. Dun-
can. [26122
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c Nov. 28,
1911; E 271640; M. G. Robson, Port
Leyden, N. Y.
I GoT A ROCK; words and music by
Blanche Merrill. [26123
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 3, 1911;
EK 269408; Charles K. Harris, New
York.
I GOTTA DA PIKTCH; words by L. Leslie,
music by Otto Motzan. [26124
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1911; E 271301;
Lew Leslie, New York.
I HAD A DEAR SWEETHEART NOT LONG
YEARS AGO; words and music by J. S.
Handley. [26125
© Oct. 31, 1911 ; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 269871; Joseph S. Handley, Chi-
cago. é
I HATE TO TALK ABOUT MYSELF; words
and music by G. Nagel. [26126
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1911; E 269280;
Geo. Nagel, Newark, N. J.
I HEARD THE BELLS ON CHRISTMAS
DAY; carol, words by Longfellow,
music by H. A. Chambers; 12mo.
(Novello’s Christmas carols, no.
362. ) [26127
©mNovs 25.) 1914: 2: ©. Nov. 27.
1911; E 270701; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
I LEAVE IT TO you; from The campus,
by Walter de Leon, arr. by T. P. and
Geo. J. Trinkaus; mand. orch.
[26128
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
EK 269907; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
I LISTENED TO A SONG TO-NIGHT; words
and music by Mrs. J. EH. Truchelut.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26128
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269722; Mrs. J. E. Truchelut, Sa-
vannah, Ga.
V’LL BE A ROSEBUD FOR YOU; words and
music by G. O. Hageseth. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26130
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269777; J. O. Hageseth, Lisbon,
N. D.
TLL BE A SISTER TO YOU; words by
Archie Colby, music by Jos. G. Seo-
ville. [26131
© 1 ¢. Nov. 23, 1911; E 271398;
Rena Howard, New York.
I’LL BE TRUE YES TRUE ALWAY; wedding
song, words and music by M. R.
Linabury. [26132
© te Nov. 14.4911 <0, 228:
Minnie Randall Linabury, Lapeer,
Mich.
TLL BE WAITING FOR YOU DEAR; words
by S. E. Wright, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26133
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269686; S. E. Wright, N. Tarry-
town, N. Y.
I’LL BE WITH YoU; words and musi¢
by O. Giolma. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26134
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911:
E 269830; Olive M. Giolma, Man-
ville, Il.
TLL BE YOUR AUTOMOBILE; words and
musie by W. Stanton. [26135
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1911; BE 271559:
William Stanton, Chicago.
I’LL BE YOUR SISTER; words by E. Dat-
zell, music by Paul Drummond.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. eo.
[26136
© Nov. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 16,
1911; EH 271148; Eleanor Dalzell,
Pottstown, Pa.
I'LL MARRY A MILLIONAIRE; lyrics and
music by Lynne A. Hazzard. [26137
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1911; E 271470;
Mansel Vardaman. % White rats
actors union, New York.
I’LL RETURN TO MOTHER DEAR AGAIN;
words by F. Wiley, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26138
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269693; Florida Wiley, Pierson,
Mich.
1517
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26139
pt. 111, n. s., v.6
VLL seERvE Him To-DAY; words by C.
Benj. Hopkins, music by C. H.
Marsh. [26139
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1911;
E 269205; Charles H. Marsh, Chi-
cago.
ILL TRY ANYTHING ONCE; words by A.
Seymour Brown, music by Nat. D.
Ayer. [26140
©) Nov. 22, 19tt- 2) ce Nov 25,
1911; E 271497; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
words and music by
W. H. Boese, arr. by C. W. Kar-
bach, Jr. [26141
© ic. Nov. 4, 1911; E 269451;
Walter H. Boese, Chicago.
I LOST MY HEART; words by Macken-
zie Fairfax, music by T. Avant.
[26142
© Nov. 16, 1911- 2c Nov. 123;
1911; EH 270148; T. Avant, London.
I LovE Love; from The red widow, by
Chas. J. Gebest, arr. by T. P. and
. Geo. J. Trinkaus; mand. orch.
[26143
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
I LONG TO DREAM;
H 269908; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
—— waltz, from The red widow, by
Chas. J. Gebest, arr. by Sol Levy;
orchestra. 4to. [26144
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
Ki 269898; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
IT LOVE MY BABE; words by J. Leubrie
Hill, musie by J. Rosamond Johnson.
[26145
Nove. 122.) 1912) ce. Nov. 25,
1911; H 271496 : Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
{ LOVE TO HEAR SWEET VOICES SING;
musie by Reginald EF. Barclay. (In
Carols ancient and modern, book 1,
no. 10.) [26146
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 15,
1911; E 270405; Morgan & Scott,
itd., London.
{ LOVE YOU LITTLE GIRL, I LOVE YOU;
words by K. Wilson, music by Len
Wleming. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [26147
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EB; 269829; Kate Wilson, Norwood. O.
{ LOVED A MAN WHO WAS POOR AND
PROUD; from Betsey abroad, by J. A.
Warner. [26148
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1911; E 269942;
John A. Warner, Rochester, N. Y.
I’M A WONDERFUL MAN IN YONKERS:
from The red widow, lyric by Wm.
Jerome, music by Chas. J. Gebest.
[26149
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269910; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
I’M ALL ALONE; words and music by
James Wright. [26150
© Nov. 13, 191% ;"2 G@ UNoy. 14,
1911; H 271103: Monarch music Co.,
Fall River, Mass.
I’M ALL WRAPPED UP IN You; from
Hans Danske; words and music by
M. C. Blanchard, arr. by C. Bayer.
[ 26151.
© Nov. 25, 191s 2 eaNoy: 25,
1911; H 271482; Marie C. Blanchard,.
U.S.
I’M COMING BACK; words by A. Sey-
mour Brown, music by Nat D. Ayer.
[26152
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269485; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
I’M DREAMING A DREAM; words and
music by A. R. George. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26153
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269768; Miss A. R. George, Mingo
Junction, O.
I’M FALLING IN LOVE WITH YoU; words
and music by R. L. Gautski. [26154
_ © Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec Noy. 3, 1911;
E 269422; R. Lee Gautski, U. S.
I’M GLAD;
Warner,
lyric by Henry Edward
music by R. H. Reemelin.
[26155
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 6, 1911;
FE 269537; Rudolph Hugh Reemelin,
Cincinnati.
VM GOING AWAY; written and com-
posed by Billy Merson. [26156
©. Nov. (20) gia meena Nove 2c
1911; E 270601; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
I’M GOING BACK TO MY OLD PAL; words
by Nat Vincent, musie by Ed. Bim-
berg. [26157
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1911;
E 269209; Metropolitan music pub.
co., New York.
——hby Bimberg and Vincent, arr. by
Robt. Recker; orchestra. [26158
© Octi'25, 1911; Zire Och toi;
FE 269801; Metropolitan music pub.
o., New York.
1518
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1911
26176
I’M GOING TO WRITE TO SANTA CLAUS;
words by Jessica Moore, music by
George L. Spaulding. [26159
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1911;
E 269968; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
I’M LEAVING THEE, MY SISTER DEAR;
words and music by K. W. Lyons.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co
[26160
@eGct. 30, 1911; 2 e. Nov. §,
1911; E 269736; Kate W. Lyons,
Crowley, La.
i1’M LONGING -FOR YOU SWEET MARIE;
lyrics and music by J. Maynard, arr.
by Ernest M. Burnett. [26161
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1911; E 269947;
Jack Maynard, Denver.
I'M LOOKING FOR A HUSBAND: words
and music by E. Emrich. [26162
© Noy. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1911;
E 269999; Emauuel Emrich, Cleve-
land.
I’M ON TO YOU, CHAPPIE, OLD BOY;
waltz, by Carl Wenrich; orch. 4to.
[26163
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 269878; A. C. Gardner. Brockton,
Mass.
—words by Charles 8S. O'Neil,
music by Carl Wenrich, arr. by
Charles C. Johnston. [26164
© Nev, 25, 1911- 2 c. Nov. 27,
ete 2ris22: A. C.. Gardner,
Brockton, Mass.
I'M SO GLAD TO HAVE FOUND YOU OUT;
song, from Betsey abroad, by J. A.
Warner; piano acc.; music only.
[26165
© ie Nov. 8, 1911; E 269575;
John A. Warner, Rochester, N. Y.
I'M SO LONELY SINCE YOU THREW ME
DOWN; words and music by Freder
ick K. Pope. [26166
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1911;
E 269995; Frederick K. Pope, Wor-
cester.
I'M THE BABY’S PA; words and musi¢
by William Phares Cochran. (Post
ecard jingle, no. 5.) Card 8 by 5
inches. [26167
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2c. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 269365; W. P. Cochran, Marble
Falls, Tex.
=
I’M WEARY FOR YOU, DEARIE; words by
Stanley Murphy and Arthur Fields.
music by Harry Carroll. [26168
© ‘Nov.-11, 1911'> 2°@ Woy. 11,
1911; E 269984; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
I MUST EVER ROAM; words by Mrs.
Willis Webber, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26169
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269822: Mrs. Willis Webber, Fre-
mont, Mich.
I NEED THEE EVERY HOUR; quartette,
words adapted from Annie S. Hawks,
music by Joseph Gould; men’s
voices. (Maxwell octavo, no. 615.)
[26170
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 270263; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
I NEVER THOUGHT; words by Ed. Tesch-
emacher, music by Julian Freder-
icks, in G. [26171
©) Ociz 26, 1911; 2... Oct. 28)
1911; E 267931; A. Rotherham, ltd.,
London.
I ONCE HAD A SWEET LITTLE DOLL
DEARS; three-part song, words by
Chas. Kingsley, music by Ethelbert
Nevin, arr. by Victor Harris;
women’s yoices. (Octavo ed., no.
12254. ) [26172
@. Met. 25. A9id= Joe Neva;
1911; E 269464; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
PASSED A STATELY CAVALCADE; desert
song, words by Nelle Richmond Eber-
bart, music by Charles Wakefield
Cadman; high voice in E. [26173
(Cyl Nov. 1621914 2c Noyes 23,
1911; E 271601; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
RICHIAMATI PER TRIPOLI; versi di un
eantastorie, musica di [V.] Marino.
[25174
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E— 270281; Italian book co. New
York.
I soUGHT THE LoRD; music by J. La-
mont Galbraith; medium voice in F.
[26175
©! Noy. 21, 19117: 2.6. Nev 22
1911; E 271373; G. Schirmer, Boston.
I’VE BEEN A LONG TIME LOOKING FOR A
GIRL LIKE YoU; words by Harry Por-
ter, music by Albert Von Tilzer, arr.
by Eugene Platzmann. [26176
© Oct. 80; 1911 » 2 e& Nov. 7/4980:
E 269558: York music co., New York.
io)
bh
1519
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26177
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
I’VE GOT TO GET A MAN; words and mu-
sic by S. Anderson. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26177
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Noy. 8, 1911;
EH 269791; Sam Anderson, Minne-
apolis.
IVE ONLY COME BACK FOR MY HAT;
written and composed by Hdward
Kent. [26178
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1911;
EH 267875; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
I WANT A MAN TO COME AND MARRY ME;
words and music by Linda M. Blood-
good. [26179
© VU Novan22, 192 en Nowance:
1911; EH 271868; J. B. Remick & co.,
New York.
I WANT A REGULAR MAN; from The Wall
street girl, by Karl Hosechna; hotel
orch. 4to. [26180
© Oct. 80, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 269286; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
I WANT SOME ONE TO LOVE ME AND NOT
JUST LET ON; words and music by
L. A. Mitchel. [26181
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1911; E 271306;
Lawrence A. Mitchel, Denver.
Lem
WANT SOME ONE TO LOVE ME TRUE;
words and music by Joseph A. Artis.
[26182
@© Nove 25-1912) eo Now. 25:
1911; H 271478; Elbel bros., South
Bend, Ind.
I WANT SOMEBODY TO KISS; words and
music by the Griffin sisters, arr. by
Russell Smith. [26183
"© t) e Oct. 31) 1910) Hy 271503):
Mable and Hmma Griffin, Chicago.
I WANT TO BE A REGULAR RAH RAH BOY;
“words and music by Matt Sullivan.
[26184
© Nov, 23) 191-72 e Nov.. 22.
1911; EH 2713837; A. C. Harriman co.,
Boston.
I WANT TO BE LOVED THAT WAY; poem
by Lillian Rice, music by Melville
J. Gideon. [26185
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1911;
HK 269967; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
I WANT TO GO TO THE SOUTHERN CLIMES;
words and music by I. C. Watkins.
Syracuse, N. Y., Hecles music pub-
lishing co. [26186
© Nov. 7, 191d: 2 © Nov.98) 1910:
EH 269862; Ivan C. Watkins, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
I WANT TO KNOW YOU BETTER; words
and music by Hattie HE. Sanborn.
[26187
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 e@ Nov. 10,
1911; HK 269978; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
I WANT TO STEAL THE GIRLIE WITH THE
NAUGHTY EYES; or, Mr. Moon please
hide; words and music by J. G. Pace.
[26188
© ic. Nov. 8, 1911; E 271416;
Ira Alvin Roberts and Joseph Gil-
more Pace, Bloomsburg, Pa.
I WANT TO STOP ALONG 0’ NURSIE; writ-
ten by Fred W. Leigh, composed by
Henry E. Pether. [26189
© Noy. 21, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 21,
1911; E 270600; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
I WANT you; words by Verena Mau-
rices, music by Willy Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26190
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269692; D. H. Chappelle, Chi-
cago.
WEPT, BELOVED, AS I DREAMED (J’ai
pleuré en réve) ; words after Henri
Heine, English version by C. Engel,
music by Georges Htie; high voice.
[26191
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
EH 271501; G. Schirmer, Boston.
I WILL CALL UPON THE LORD; part song
for two equal voices, text from
Psalms, music by Lucien G. Chaffin.
[26192
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c Nov. 2, 1911;
EK 269876; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
I WILL COME AGAIN TO YOU; words by
G. Green, music by Madden musie
co. Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale
co. [26193
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 2698381; Genevra Green, Mayville,
ING OXe
I WONDER HOW THE OLD FOLKS ARE AT
HOME; waltzes, by F. W. Vanders-
loot; pf. [26194
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2c. Oct. 26, 1911;
E 269195; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
I WONDER IF SHE’S REALLY HAPPY NOW;
words by Fred Schmitt, music by
W. W. Shirl. Milwaukee, Fred
Schmitt. [26195
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 c« Nov. 11,
19117; E 271002; William W. Shirl
% Fred Schmitt, Milwaukee.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
26213
I WONDER WHY; in Little boy blue,
lyric by Crane Wilbur, music by
Paul Rubens. [26196
OmNov: 22. 1911+ 2 c.-Nov. 23,
1911; EK 271400: Charles Kk. Harris,
New York.
par J. Barrelier,
pour violon et piano. [26197
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267987; Maurice Vieu et Jane
Vieu, Paris.
IpYL (AN) OF MURMURING WATER; by
Howard Brockway, op. 39, no. 2; pf.
[26198
WuNoy. 6G, 1911; 2c. Nov. 7, 1911,
E 271060; G. Schirmer, New York.
IF ALL MY DREAMS WERE MADE OF GOLD
I’D BUY THE WORLD FOR YOU; words
by J. F. Bradley, C. F. Quigley, and
Geo. Christie, arr. by Geo. J. Trin-
kaus; female voices. 4to. (Excel-
lent quartette arrangements on popu-
lar publications, no. 570.) [26199
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269909; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
IF ANY LITTLE worD; words by A. T.,
music by Bela Laszky; in F.
[26200
GyNoverce, 1911: 2 ¢c. Nov. 28,
1911; H 270742; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
Ir I COULD HAVE YOU; words and music
by H. Tyier. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [26201
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269664; Hattie Tyler,
Minn.
Ir I ONLY COULD CALL YOU MINE; words
and music by E. Lang. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26202
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269774; Edw. J. Lang, Cincinnati.
Ir I ONLY HAD A GIRL; words by F. S.
Fluke, music by Glen W. Ashley.
[26203
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 6, 1911;
HE 269546; Farris S. Fluke, Chicago.
Ir I WERE A SWALLOW. See Lohr (Her-
mann).
Ir THE MAN IN THE MOON WOULD
SPEAK; from A lovely liar, lyric by
Junie McCree,
Becker. [26204
OwNow. 18, - 1911’ 2 eo Novs 14,
1911; H 271090; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Canby, |
music by Will L.
IL Y AVAIT UNE FoIS; vieille chanson
bluette trés facile, par Georges Ber-
nard, pour piano & quatre mains;
(Les succés d’hiver, no. 2.) [26205
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270217; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
ILLUSION; valse lente von Max Roth,
fiir piano. [26206
©) Nev. (24,1919: 2 @ Nov: 25;
1911; E 270683; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
ILLYS; Suite byzantine, sur le ballet
La princesse au sabbat, par Louis
Ganne; pf. En 4 parties. [26207
© Nove 1f; A9Stl:. 22¢. .Novs 15;
1911; E 270418; Costallat et cie,
Paris.
Im HocHLAND; sechs kleine stiicke nach
Skandinavischen volksweisen, von
Arthur Blass, fiir klavier, no. 1-6.
[26208
© Ochs 1911- 2c, Oct, 31,191:
We 27O020 = No Simrock; 2 om: hb. hy
Berlin.
IM KINEMATOGRAPHEN; singstimme,
aus Cabaret-Sterne, text und musik
von Rudolf Baron. [26209
©) Nov. 1h, Toit: 2) e. Nov. 16:
1911; E 270463; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
IM TIEFSTEN NEGLIGEE; singstimme,
aus Cabaret-Sterne, text und musik
von Rudolf Baron. [26210
Ou Nov 15, 191: "2 e Nov: 16,
1911; E 270464; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
IM WALDE LOCKT DER WILDE TAUBE;
ged. von Emanuel Geibel, musik von
Wilhelm Sturm, op. 199, no. 2, ftir
minnerchor. Partitur. 4to. [26211
©; Aug 3, 1911 +) 206) Nov..3, 190:
E 270085; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
IN A BUNGALOW FOR TWO; from Let
George do it, words by Paul West,
music by Nat D. Ayer. [26212
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269549; Jerome H. Remick & ©Co.,
New York.
IN A CHILD’S HEART; words by Hd.
Teschemacher, music by A. Von
Ahn Carse. [26213
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 20,
1911; E 270534; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
1521
26214
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
In A CORNISH KITCHEN; words and
music by Frederic Dale. [26214
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 18, 1911;
E 270822; J. H. Larway, London.
IN A COTTAGE BUILT FOR TWO; words
by Harry Van Denmark, music by
R. B. Lechenger. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26215
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269684; R. B. Lechenger, Houston.
IN A TAXI AFTER DARK; words and
musie by H. A. O’Loughlin, arr. for
piano by Frank P. Aukens. [26216
© 1 @ Nov. 3, 1911; BH 2694382:
Harry A. O’Loughlin, Cleveland.
IN AREOPLANO; Versi e musica di Giu-
Seppe Giannelli; canto e mandolino.
(Piedigrotta 1911, no. 505.) [26217
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6,1911;
E 270274; Raffaele Izzo, music pub-
lisher, Naples.
IN BAD MAN’S LAND; from The Wall
street girl, by Karl Hoschna; hotel
orch. 4to. [26218
© Oct. 80, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
EH 269287; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
IN CLOSE ARRAY; march, by F. H.
Sharp; band. 4to. [26219
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 11,1911;
EH 269990; C. H. Berg, Cleveland.
IN CUPID’S BARK; words and music by
C. V. Touhill. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [26220
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269806; Charles V. Touhill, Scran-
ton, Pa.
IN ERWARTUNG DES FREUNDES; ged. aus
dem chinesischen von Mong-Kao-Jen,
libertragen ins deutsche von Hans
Bethge, musik von Anna Hegeler,
op. 2. (Vier lieder, no. 3.) [26221
© Oct. 121, 1914.5 2c. Novrd, ton:
E 270036; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
In Gop’s OPEN; words by Ernest Al-
fieri, music by Noel Johnson, in C.
[26222
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 28, 1911;
EH 267930; A. Rotherham, Itd., Lon-
don.
IN LOVE’S ARBOR; waltzes, by Jas. M.
Harcourt, arr. by Harry L. Alford;
orchestra, with piano ace. 4to.
[26223
©) Oct: 26) 191d. 2c) Oct 2719114 -
HH} 269428; M. L. Carlson, Chicago.
eel
IN LOVING TIME; from Folies bergéres, i
revue, by Harold Orlob; hotel orch, |
[26224 |
Ato.
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1911;
York.
IN MEADOW LAND;
Bendix; orchestra.
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
idylle, by Theo.
E 269289; M. Witmark & sons, New |
York.
IN MY DREAMS; words by M. F. Gipson,
music by Neil Navarre.
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 269309; M. F. Gipson, Stamford,
IN De
IN MY MERRY AEROPLANE; words and
Wash-—
musie by Ernest J. Immel.
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269675; EH. J. Immel,
Mont.
IN OLD WALL STREET; from The Wali |
street girl, by Karl Hoschna; hotel
orchestra. 4to.
York.
IN OUR DREAM WORLD; lyric and music
by Harry S. Cort.
New York.
IN POPPY-LAND (Unter den mohnblu-
men); by Albert Ktissner, op. 15;
piano. [26230
© Nov. 20, 191425 2.1c) Noy. 22)
1911; H 271356; L. C. Ktissner, Chi- ©
cago.
IN ROSE TIME. See Grieg (E. H.)
In SAN FRANCISCO IN NINETEEN HUN-
DRED AND FIFTEEN; words by EH. Ui.
Beeson, music by EH. H. Sandberg.
[26231 —
[26229 1
© Nov, 21) d0tii oer Noy. 22m
1911; E 271361; M. Witmark & sons, |
[26228 |
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911; |
EH 269290; M. Witmark & sons, New |
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2c. Nov. 9, 1911; |
E 269885; H. HE. Beeson and Enos E.
Sandberg, Astoria, Ore.
IN SNOWTIME DEARIE; words by Hap
Morris, melody by Earl Miller.
[26232
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
BH 269219; Blood-Koehler & co., Chi-
cago.
1922
pt. 111, n.s.,v.6 |
—
Ki 269288; M. Witmark & sons, New |
[26225 |
[26226 |
[26227 |
Helena, |
' no. 12, 1911
|
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
26251
| IN SPRINGTIME; reverie by H. Hnge!-
mann; piano. [262383
© Oct. 24,1911; 2c. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 267863; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
| IN SUMMER WOODS; music by John Ire-
land; 1st and 2nd soprano, old and
new notations. (Curwen’s edition,
no. 7138384. ) [26234
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 270049; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London.
IN THE BLEAK MID-WINTER; sacred
song, words by Christina Rossetti
(R. N. Lister), music by Mrs. Rob-
ert N. Lister; in A flat. [262385
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269840; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
IN THE BOAT. See Grieg (EH. H.)
IN THE BREEZY FREEZY WINTER TIME;
words by S. Gwaltney, music by
Harry Verona. [262386
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 269538; Seward Gwaltney, Hlber-
feld, Ind.
IN THE CITY WHERE NOBODY CARES,
DEAR; words and music by C. V.
Breslin. Washington, H. MSKirkus
Dugdale co. [26237
© Oct. 80, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269765; C. V. Breslin, Wilming-
ton, Del.
IN THE GIPSY CAMP; by Fr. Bekr, op.
424, no. 8, edited and fingered by S.
Camillo Engel; piano. [26238%
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 270122; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
_IN THE GONDOLA; by I. V. Flagler;
piano. [| 262859
ie Noye 27.) 1911: 2 ec Nov.. 27,
1911; EH 271579; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
IN THE GROVE; waltz, by I. V. Flagler;
piano. [26240
pNove 21, 1911: 2° ¢. Nev. 27,
1911; EK 271580; Theo. Presser co,
Philadelphia.
IN THE HAY; by Heinrich Helm; piano.
(Summer scenes, no. 3.) [26241
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c Nov: 4, 1911;
H 270450; G. Schirmer, Boston.
| IN THE HEART OF MY ROSE; words by
M. F. Gipson, music by J. Allaa
Drake. [26242
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 269310; M. F. Gipson, Stamford,
aN. “YX:
IN THE HEART OF THE GOLDEN WINE;
from Little boy blue, lyric by Grant
Stewart, music by Henri Berény.
[26243
©) Nov. (23,° 194022. 4e. Ney? 23,
1911; EH 271422; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
IN THE KING’S NAVEE; a tone picture,
by George Miller; piano. [26244
©p Noy. 721, 1901 2 en aNow. eT
1911; EK 270602; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
IN THE MARKETS OF THE WORLD; words
and music by J. M. Jones. [26245
© Oc 30; 1940 =: 2c) Nov. 35a Side:
EH 269417; Joseph M. Jones, Blair,
Nev.
IN THE NIGHT; translated from the
German of Adolph Katsch, by Dua-
ley Buck, music by Ludwig Liebe,
op. 102, no. 5, ed. by John Hyatt
Brewer; chorus for men’s voices.
(8vo. choruses, no. 5625.) [26246
© Oct: 31,1911; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1911;
EK 269849; G. Schirmer, New York.
IN THE OLD ORCHARD SWING; words and
music by W. Crawford. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26247
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269700; William Crawford, Paw-
nee, Okl.
IN THE SHADOWS; dance, by Herman
Finck, arr. by Paul Eno; banjo solo.
[26248
© Nov. 1, °59911+)2 c Nov. 2), 1911;
E 269864; Jos. W. Stern & co, New
York.
IN THE VIENNA WOODS; waltz, by
Ethyl B. Smith; pf. [26249
© Nov: 10; 191-2. e. Nov 21,
1911; E 271276; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis.
IN YouR ARMS; duet from The wife
hunters, lyric by David Kempner,
music by Anatol Friedland and Mal-
vin Franklin. [26250
©) Oct. 31, 1910-2 & Nove d, 19tt;
E 269325; Leo. Feist, New York.
INDIAN (AN) MELODY; by Brigata Bu-
ealossi; full orch. in G minor. 4to.
(Orchestral journal, no. 6388.)
[26251
©: Oct-23, 1910; 2°e. Oct. 24 19
E 267842; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
1523
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26252
INDIAN (AN) MELODY; by Brigata Bu-
calossi; pf. ace. in G minor. 4to.
(Orchestral journal, no. 638.)
[26252
© Nov. 16, 1911; 2 c Nov. 17,
1911; E 270518; Chappell & co., 1ta.,
London.
INDIANA (AN) LULLABY; by Haydn
Gunter; violin and piano. [26253
© Nov. (2m 191d 2 ek Nove 28.
1911; EH 271598; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
INDIVIDUAL SIGHT SINGING EXERCISES:
by A. Ii. French. [26254
© Sept. 29, 1911. 2 ce Noy., 9,
1911; EH 269891; A. KE. French, Dover,
N. H.
INJUN LOVE; from Over the river,
words by John L. Golden and Harry
Williams, music by Egbert Van AIl-
styne. [26255
© Nove 119-2 eNov. Sa aOilde:
EH 269486; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
INNO (L’) DELLA GUERRA ITALO-TURCA ;
versi di Vincenzo di Caprio, musica
di Raffaele Corrado; canto e mando-
lino. [26256
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 10,1911;
EH 270286; Vincenzo Di Caprio, New
York.
INQUISITIVE WOMEN; musical comedy
in three acts, after Carlo Goldoni by
Luigi Sugana, written by Hermann |!
Teibler, translated by A. J. du P.
Coleman, musie by Ermanno Wolf-
Ferrari; vocal score. New York. G.
Schirmer. [26257
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
D 18998; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig.
INTROIT AND TWO VESPERS; words by
Paul Gerhardt and J. Keble, music
by G. H. Knight; mixed voices.
(Boston music co. ed., no. 922.)
[26258
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2c Nov. 4, 1911;
EH 271171; G. Schirmer, Boston.
INVOCATION; by Gustav von Meckel;
piano. [26259
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269528; G. V. Meckel, New York.
par Louis Ganne, pour orchestre
avee piano-conducteur. 4to. [26260
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267965; Costallat et cie., Paris.
pt. III, n. s., v.6
IoLA; round dance, invented by W. J.
Blackley, composed by Clement Har-
ris; piano. [26261
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1911:
E 270247; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
IRENIS (Irenide); scéne lyrique de
salon, paroles (francaises et italien- ©
nes) et musique de S. Loén; parti-
tion piano, chant, violon. [26262
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 e@ Nov. 20,
1911; EH 270575; Pfister fréres, Paris.
IRIS INTERMEZZO; by G. de Cairos
Rego; piano. [26268
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 & Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267794; Nicholson & co., ltd., Syd-
ney, Australia.
IntsH (THE); words by Denis A. Mc- —
Carthy, music by C. N. A. McEwen,
arr. by Heinrich Bauer.
The H. Bauer music co. [26264
©: Nov. 20; 1911-2 Nom 21
1911; E 271291 >) Charlotte IN Ae
McEwen, New York.
IRISH TUNES FROM COUNTY LONDON-
New York,
DERRY; collected by Miss J. Ross, _
musie arr. by Percy Grainger, for |
piano.
no. 6.)
(British folk-musie settings,
[26265 _
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 28,1911;
EH} 267942; Schott & co., London.
IRRLICHTER (WILL-0-THE WISP) ;
Lose blatter (Loose leaves).
ISABELLA AND RAMIRO; song from the
see |
operette Jacinta, lyric by John L. |
Shine, music by Heinrich Berté.
© Noy. 24, 191 a2 ee Nov. 025:
1911; EH 270682; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
IT CAME UPON THE MIDNIGHT CLEAR;
words by H. Hamilton Sears, music
by Josiah Booth. (Church choir
library, no. 127.) [26267
©. Nov: 23, 1911-929) Noy. 24
1911; H 270670; Stainer & Bell, itd.,
London.
——music by J. H. Huntington,
The [26268
©: Sept. Wome? wesnOet.jaa4
1911; EH 269425; J. H. Huntington,
jr., Newark.
IT IS NOT ALWAYS MAy; glee, words by
Longfellow, music by D. Rhys Ford;
mixed voices. | [26269
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Noy. 25, 1911;
EH} 271483; Melrose musie co., Niles,
O.
1524
[26266 |
—
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1911
26288
Iv IS YOU THAT I LOVE TO-DAY; words
by Beth Slater Whitson, music by
Spencer Williams. [26270
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2c. Oct. 27, 1911;
E 269200; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
IT’S BETTER TO FORGET AND SMILE; lyric
by Hough and Adams, music by Mel-
ville J. Gideon. [26271
(OmNoy. 21, 1911+ 2 e¢. Nov.. 22,
1911; EH 271362; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
IT’S GREAT TO DO THE RAG TIME GLIDE;
words by Birdie Wolf Roberts, mu-
sic by Lew Roberts, arr. by Rudolf
Moebl. [26272
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2c. Oct. 30, 1911;
H 270143; Lew Roberts, Nashville,
Tenn.
It’s JUST LIKE BEIN’ AT HAME; words
and music by Harry Lauder and
William Hargreaves. [26273
©) Oect.25. 1911: 2c. Oct. 25, 1911:
EH 267865; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
It’s POOR OLD MOTHER WHO HAS TO
SUFFER; written and composed by
R. P. Weston and F. J. Barnes.
[26274
GeNow 2h 1911: 2 ce Nov. 21,
1911; E 270608; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
ITALIA (L’) A TRIPULE; versi di A.
Maione, musica di Gennaro Camer-
lingo, per canto e mandolino. 4to.
[26275
© Nov. 18 1911: 2 ec. Nov. 23,
1911; EH 270775; A Matacea, New
York.
_— Same.
Nov. 11,1911: 2
1911; E 270391; A. Matacea, New
York.
[26276
| ITALIAN (THE) HONEYMOON; words by
Hdgar Leslie, music by Lewis F.
Muir. [26277
E 269917 ;
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2c. Nov. 9, 1911;
Frederick Allen Mills,
New York.
ITALIAN MOON; lyric by James Orlan-
do, music by Wm. G. Henry. [26278
1 © Oct. 30, 1911; 2c. Nov. 2, 1911;
| HH 269368; William G. Henry, West
New York, N. J.
| Ivy AND MISTLETOE; December, words
by Mrs. Alexander from The months,
music by Colin Taylor; both nota.
tions. [26279
Cw Oe 23051911 > 2.e. Oct. Sil
1911; H 270012; Novello & co., ltd.,
London,
ce. Nov. 14, }
JAMESTOWN IN THE YEAR 1607; words
by H. D. Hoyt, music by Chas. Tay-
lor. [26280
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 28,
1917; EH 271637; Harry D. Hoyt, So.
Norwalk, Conn.
JEALOUSY; by Geo. J. Trinkaus; four
violins with piano ace. (The four
moods—B. ) [26281
©) Nov: 25, 1911: 226 Now, 28:
1911; H 271617; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
JEHOVA IST MEIN HirgteE (The Lord is
my Shepherd) ; English text arr. by
Jessie L. Gaynor, musik von Jaro-
Slav Hoppe, op. 2, ftir eine tiefe
stimme mit klavier. (Drei biblische
gesinge, psalm 23.) [26282
© Oct. 215 19 2) ec. Ochs
1911; EK 267788; Albert Stahl, Ber-
lin.
JENNIE WREN; words and music by
K. Ehlers. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [26283
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269649; Elizabeth Ehlers, Wil-
mington, Del.
JESU FRIEND OF SINNERS.
CE: Ee)
JESUS IS MY SHEPHERD; words and
music by C. B. Hopkins. [26284
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 269520; C. Benj. Hopkins, Chi-
cago.
See Grieg
JESUS, OUR BEST BELOVED FRIEND; hymn
anthem, words by James Montgom-
ery, music by W. G. Hammond;
mixed voices. 4to. [26285
@rock 27, 119112425 E2Ock 27;
1911; E 269213; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
JESUS SAVES TO THE UTTERMOST; hymn,
words and music by K. L. Cramer,
arr. by Etta H. Lehigh. [26286
© Ochs Si 1911+ 3;2\%e. Noy. 28;
1911; E 271644; K. L. Cramer, Pitts-
burg.
JESUS THE MORNING STAR; words and
music by C. B. Hopkins. [26287
@rSepts i. 19tie 2 es Nov* 6,191:
Ee 269521; C. Benj. Hopkins, Chi-
cago.
JESUS WAS THERE FOR ME; words and
music by C. B. Hopkins. [26288
©) Sept. 1, 19115 2'e) Nov..6, torn:
E 269522; C. Benj. Hopkins, Chi-
cago.
1525
eee
26289
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
JIG-SAW PUZZLE; by Mabel Madison
Watson; pf. (The children’s party,
no. 2.) [26289
©. Nov. J22;..1991' 22 ‘caiNows 22.
1911; H 2713889; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
JOHN McF «re; [from the operetta, Miss
Dudelsack,] words and music by
Jock McKay. [26290
© Noy. 10, 1918-2. INone, a:
1911; E 270304; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
JOHN PEEL; old English hunting song,
arr. by Mark Andrews; male chorus.
4to. (The modern series, no. 31.)
[26291
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c« Nov. 14,
1911; E 271080; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
JOHNSON Brown; words and music by
B. W. Watson. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [26292
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269820; Berta Washington Wat-
son, Harpers Ferry, W. Va.
JOIE; par Joseph Szule, pour piano.
(Quatre morceaux, no. 2.) [26293
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EH 270214; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
JOIE DE VIVRE; valse, by Olga Rudd;
piano. [26294
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 21,
1911; EH 270581; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
JOLIETTE; polka, par Francis Popy;
piano. [26295
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ¢ Noy. 20,
1911; E 270574; M. Maroky, Lyon,
France.
JOLLY GIRLS; two-step, by W. W. West;
piano. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [26296
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269771; W. W. West, Neillsville,
Wis.
JOLLY PASTIMES; by W. Wolff; piano.
[26297
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1911; EH 269245;
Walter Wolff, San Francisco.
JOSEPHINE I LOVE YOU, ’DEED I DO;
Words by W. A. Leavens, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [26298
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
FE 269643; W. A. Leavens, Brooklyn.
——— eee
JOUEZ-NOUS QUELQUE CHOSE; air de bal-
let, par Maurice Pesse, pour piano.
[26299
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270213; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
JOUR DE NOCES (Wedding day) ; words
by Paul Verlaine, English version by
S. C. Colburn, music by S. C. Col-
burn, op. 6, no. 2. [26300
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c Nov. 4, 1911;
E 271172; G. Schirmer, Boston.
JOWETT; hymn, words by EH. P. Hood,
music by F. L. Sealy. [26301
©. Noy. 15) 191d eee Nov: 174
1911; E 271197; Frank L. Sealy %
A. 8. Barnes co., New York.
JOY OF CHRISTMAS; a complete serv-
ice for Christmas, words and music
by R. M. Stults and others. [26302
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 31,1911;
EK 269317; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
JOY TO THE WORLD; words by Jennie
Ree, music by C. H. Junior. [26303
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 269234; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chi-
cago.
JUGENDFREUDEN ; zehn kleine vortrags- |
von Joseph Haas, op. 36.
[26304
stticke,
Heft 1 und 2. pf.
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 6, |
1911; H 270198; Otto Forberg, Leip-
Zig.
JUGENDFREUDEN; 12 kleine vortrags-
stiicke, von Hans Sitt, op. 112, ftir
violine in der ersten, oder ersten
und dritten lage, mit pianoforte.
Heft 1, no. 1-6. Heft 2, no. 7-12.
[ 26305, 26306
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 ec. each Nov.
25, 1911; E 270687, 270688; Ernst
Eulenburg, Leipzig.
JuuiA, O My JULIA; words and music
by W. Reed. Fall River, Mass.,
Bristol music co. [26307
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911;
EH 269124; Waldo Reed, Westport
Puint, Mass.
JUNE IN KENTUCKY; part-Song, words
by Fred. G. Bowles, music by Ber-
tram Luard Selby; mixed voices.
Ato. [26308
© Nov. 38, 1911; 2c Nov. 27, 19411;
E 270708; Vincent music co., ltd.,
London.
1526
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911 26828
June Oar; ballade, von Ernst von | JUST TO BE AN AMERICAN BOY; words
| Wildenbruch, mit begleitender mu- and music by M. J. Pease. Wash-
| sik, von Max Schillings, op. 28; 1. ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
Orchester partitur. 2. Orchester [26318
stimmen. [26309, 26310 © Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
© Noy. 2, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 14, E 269730; M. J. Pease, Washington.
1911; E 270396-270397; Rob. For- | yuop pry vo KEEP THEM GUESSING;
berg, music publisher, Leipzig. from The red rose, lyric by Harry
| : Williams, music by Robert Hood
| JUPE-CULOTTE (IM HOSENROCK) ; two- Bowers. [26319
step von Max Werner-Kersten, op. | ea. : Ream
155, fiir klavier. [26311 © Nov. 16, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 27,
f . ey Br ° i ° =
Re ee Now 2.191; | os cy Ree tox CT
EK 270108; M. Werner, Berlin. |
| JUST WHERE HE NEEDS ME MOST; words
| Just A BUNCH OF ROSES; words by by W. C. Poole, music by C. H. Ga-
| Alfred H. Hyatt, music by Louis briel. [26320
| Victor Saar, op. 70; no. 3; medium ©) Dee. 1, 1914! 2c. Novi 27); 1912:
| voice. [26312 E 271562; Charles H. Gabriel, Chi-
| ieNovs 28 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, cago.
| 1911; EH 2713874; G. Schirmer, Bos- ; KALISPELL: march-two step, by Emory
| ton. Irving; piano. [26821
@e Noy. 2511912 = 24 ec. Noy. 625)
| JUST A LITTLE, LITTLE KISS; from Miss 1911; E 271484; W. P. Sherman,
Dudelsack, English version by Grant Kalispell, Mont.
Stewart, music by Rudolph aE KAVALLERIE-MARSCH; by Jos. Biskup,
© Oct. 26, 1911: 2c. Oct. 27 a ae op. 21; klavier. [26822
© Oct. one. Oct, :
| 2 } ; = Oe Ouel : 222, LORE:
|B 267928; Jos. W. Stern & co, New | py 9Oct,® W132 RAG Sistas
| York. asuriac
KeE-Ss-Ko; Japo-niaiserie, par Marcel
Chapuis; piano. 1. Edition originale.
2. Edition simplifiée. [26823, 26324
| JUST AS GOOD FISH IN THE SEA—SAID
HE; words and music by Harry S.
Miller, arr. by A. L. Van Hoesen.
| [26314 © Nov. 22, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 28,
} © Nov. 7. 1911: 2 c. Nov. 8. 1911: 1911; K 270656, 270657 ; G. Ricordi
Syracuse, N. Y. KECKEN (DIE); ged. und musik von
Franciscus Nagler, fiir dreistimmi-
|
E 269866; Eccles music pub. co., | & co.. Milan.
|
gen frauenchor. Partitur und stim-
JUST ONE DREAM OF THE GIRL, GIRL,
| GIRL; words and music by R. R. PE nd [26828
Zimmerman. Washington, H. Kir- © Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 1, 1911;
kus Dugdale co. [26315 E 270817; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911; | KEEP AWAY FROM A MARRIED MAN;
E 269824; Raymond R. Zimmerman, from The quaker girl, by Clifton
Frederick, Md. Crawford; hotel orchestra. S8vo.
[26326
| JUST SOME ONE, THE MOONLIGHT AND © Nov. 25, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 28,
you; words and music by M. Nelson. 1911; H 271618; M. Witmark & sons,
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. New York.
[263816 words and music by Clifton Craw-
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911; | ford. [26327
, E 269659; Marvea Nelson, Forest © Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
City; Ia. BE 269399; M. Witmark & sons, New
i York.
| JUST THINK OF ALL THE MONEY You | KEEP DE LOCK ON DE CHICKEN HOUSE
| COULD SAVE; words by Wm. Jerome, nook; words and music by R. J.
musie by Jean Schwartz, arr. by Bierschenk, arr. by Ernest Buser.
[Engene Platzmann]. [26317 [26828
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1911; © Nov. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 16.
H 269225; Shapiro music pub. ¢o., 1911; E 271146; Robt. J. Bierschenk,
New York. Philadelphia.
E527
20667—12——5
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26329
pt. ITI, n. s., v.6
KENTUCKY EYES; words oy BH. S. S.
Huntington and Wm. J. Vanderveer,
music by Arthur Carlton. [26329
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ¢« Nov. 9, 1911;
Hi 2698387; Joe Morris music co., New
York.
KETTENUS (ALOYS) MARCHE; by Aloys
Kettenus, arr. by Gustay Saenger;
bass part. [26320
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1911;
EK 269604; Carl Fischer, New York.
KING (THE) OF LOVE MY SHEPHERD
Is; Sacred duet, words by Hl. W.
Baker, music by A. W. Lansing;
soprano and alto. 126331
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
H 269479; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
Kiss (THE) WALTz; Viennese operetta
in two acts, by Robert Bodanzky and
Kritz Griinbaum, American version
by Edgar Smith, lyrics by Matthew
Woodward, music by C. M. Ziehrer
and Jerome Kern; vocal score.
[2683
©) Nov. 25, 1911s °20e. Now. 25;
1911; E 271465; T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
IXLANGE VOM DNJEPB; von P. A.
Czurda, op. 30, fiir violine und kla-
vier. [26333
© Aug. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1911;
H 270111; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
KLASSISCHE VIOLIN-MUSIK bertihmter
meister des 17. und 18. jahrhunderts,
bearbeitelt von Gustav Jensen, fiir
violine und klavier. Heft1. Sonate
1; von F. Geminiani. Heft 3. Ada-
gio und allegro; von G. B. Somis,
Adagio; v. P. Nardini; u. Arie; v.
J. B. Senaillé. Ed. Schott no. 1830,
aue. [ 26334, 263385
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 ¢. each Nov. 14,
1911; EH 270364, 270365; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
Heft 2. Sonate 2; von Ge-
miniani. Heft 4. Sonate in EK; von
Pugnani. Heft 5. Sonate in G; von
Senaille. (Edition Schott, no. 1830-
b. d. e.) [26336-26338
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 28,
1911; E 270152-270154; B. Schott’s
sédhne, Mainz, Germany.
Heft 6. Sonate, C-moll,
von Giuseppe Tartini. (Edition
Schott, no. 1830-f. ) [26339
O Oct. 14, 19th: 2 es Nove 14,
1911; E 270866; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
KLASSISCHE VIOLIN-MUSIK:-—Continued.
Heft 7. Sonate und giga;
von Tartini. Heft 8. Sonate 8 in
D moll; von Geminiani. (Hdition
Schott, no. 1830-g, und h.)
[ 26340, 26343
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ¢. each Oct. 2S,
1911; EH 270155, 270156; B. Schott's
sohne, Mainz, Germany.
————Heft 9. <Auszewihlte so-
natensiitze; von Francesco Gemini-
ani. (Edition Schott, no. 1830-i)
[26342
© Oct. 13101 iemaNow. 14,
1911; E 270367; B. Schott’s séhne.
Mainz, Germany.
—— Heft 11. Sonate IV.; von L.
Borghi. Heft 12. Sonate in A-moll;
von A. Veracini, op. 3. (Hdition
Schott, no. 1830-1 u. na.)
[ 26348, 26344
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. each Nov. 14
1911; E 270869, 270370; B. Schott’s
sohne, Mainz, Germany.
Heft 18. Follia con variazi-
one in D-moll; von Archangelo Co-
relli. (Hdition Schott, no. 1830—-N.)
[26345
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 14, 1911;
E 270871; B. Schott’s soéhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Heft 15. Sonate, H-moll; von Bar-
thélemon. Heft 29. Goldene sonate;
von Parcell, ftir 2 violinen und pi-
ano. Heft 24. Concerto; von To-
relli, 2 violinen und piano. (Hdi-
tion Schott, 1880—p, 1831-b, & 4831.)
[26846-26348 -
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 ce. each Oct.: 28,
1911; E 270158—270160; B. Schoti’s
sohne, Mainz, Germany.
——-—— Heft 17. Sonate in A; von
A. Vivaldi, op. 2, no. 2. Heft 18.
Konzert sonate; von F. M. Veracini,
op. 2, no. 8. (Edition Schott, 1830—
1 WES) [26349, 26850
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. each Nov.
14, 1911; E 2703872, 270373; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
—— —— Heft 22. Le tombeau; v.
J. M. Leclair, op. 5, no. 6. Heft |
25. 3 sonaten; v. A. Corelli. (Hdi- |
tion Schott, no. 1830—w. und 4830a.) —
[ 26351, 26352
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 14,
1911; B 270377, 270379; B. Schott’s
sodhne, Mainz, Germany.
1528
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1911
26268
KLASSISCHE VIOLIN-MUSIK—Continued.
Heft 10. Sonate II; von
luigi Borghi. (Edition Schott, no.
1830-K. ) [26353
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 14, 1911;
EK 270368; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
——ftr 2 violinen und klavier.
Heft 28. Sonate in A-dur; von Wil-
liam Boyce. (Edition Schott, no.
1831-—a. ) [26354
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1911;
E 270768; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Heft 31. Sonate in A-
moll; yon Henry Purcell. Heft 382.
Sonate in ©; von Henry Purcell.
(Edition Schott, no. 1831, d. u. e.)
[ 26355, 26356
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. each Nov.
eee tote 620169, ZTOTTO; B.
Schott’s sdOhne, Mainz, Germany.
Heft 33. Sonate in C-
moll; von Antonio Veracini, op. 1.
(Edition Schott, no. 18351-f.)
[26357
| erOch a0, 1911: 2 c Noy. 29,
1911; EH 270771; B Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
| — See also Bach (J. 8.)
— See also Handel (G. F.)
| —__ See also Mozart (W. A.)
| KLASSISCHE VIOLONCELL-MUSIK bertihm-
ter meister des 17. und 18. jahrhun-
derts, bearbeitet von Carl Schroe-
| der, fiir violoncello und klavier, serie
| 1. Heft 3. 2 sonaten; von Benedetto
| Mareello. Heft 13. Suite in G-
moll; v. J. B. Loeillet. (Edition
Schott, no. 2640—c und n.)
[26358, 26359
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 14,
1911; HE 270881, 270382; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
mit begleitung des piano-
forte. Serie 1, heft 5. Sonate in
| A-dur; von L. Boccherini. (Edition
| Schott, no. 2640—-H.) [26360
| © Oct. 2, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1911;
/ HH 270161; B. Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz.
,——— —— Heft 6. Sonate in G-
dur; von Luigi Boecherini. (Hdi-
| tion Schott, no. 2640-f.) [26861
|
(OwOets 30, 1911: 2 c.Novs 29,
1911; E 270772; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
KLASSISCHE VIOLONCELL-MUSIK—Con.
Heft 8. Sonate; von
Pasqualini, und, Sonate; von Mar-
tini. (Edition Schott, no. 2640-h.)
[26362
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1911;
EK 270162; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
—— Heft 10. Rondo; von
Boccherini, und, Sonate; von Mar-
cello. (Edition Schott, no. 2640-k )
[26363
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 28, 1911;
Ki 270163; B. Schott’s sédhne, Mainz,
Germany.
| JXLAVIERSKIZZEN; von Hermann Zil-
cher, op. 26, ftir klavier. no. 1-7.
[26364
©:Oct: 31, 19115 2c. Oct: Bi) 1911:
KH}. 270028; N. Simrock, g. m.-b. h:,
Berlin.
IXLEIDER MACHEN LEUTE; musikalische
komddie in einem vorspiel und drei
akten, mit bentitzung von Gottfried
Kellers gleichnamiger novelle, von
Leo Feld, musik von Alexander Zem-
linsky; klavierauszug mit text; vo-
cal score. [26365
©) Oeti 23) 191s 2. Nove 47,
1911; H 270514; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
KLEIN ANNE-MaArIE; Rheinlander-
bluette, von Léon Jessel, op. 224, fiir
pianoforte. [26366
© Ane 235 190: 2 ie. Oct. 26,
1911; H 267896; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
KLEINES (EIN) WEIHNACHTS-ORATO-
RIUM; die Weihnachtsgeschichte in
volksliedern und chorilen, verbun-
den durch die worte der Heiligen
Schrift, ausgewihlt und bearbeitet
von Richard Fricke, op. 26, fiir har-
monium, klavier, u. chorstimmen A
und B. obl. 8vo. [26367
KC) Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 22, 1911;
KE 270737; Robert Reibenstein, mu-
Sikverlag, Berlin-Gr.-Lichterfelde-W,
Germany.
KNIGHT (THE) OF TOGGENBERG; ballad,
words from the German of Friedrich
von Schiller, music by W. W. Gil-
christ; alto solo and chorus of wom-
en’s voices. S8vyo. [26368
© Nov. 14, -191e- Qe. Noyes. 14:
1911; E 271105; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
29
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26369
pt. 111, n.s., v.6
KNow’sT THOU THE LAND; two-paru
song, from Mignon, words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Ambroise Thom-
as, ed. by Richard D. Metcalfe.
Svo. (Two-part songs, no. 87.)
[26369
©) Noy. 13. 119i 24e7 Nov 14.
1911; H 270841; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
IXONIGSKINDER MARCH; on melodies
from the opera by Humperdinck, arr.
by Jules Devaux; piano duet. [26370
© Nov. 18, 1914: 2 © Nov. 211,
1911; KE 270587; Max Brockhaus,
Berlin.
KoRSAR (DER); singspiel in 3 akten,
musik und text von Heinrich Vo-
jacek. [26371
yal 'e- NOvie2t. Ont =2 D 19005.
Alfred Spitz, New York.
KRAZY Kat; rag, by B. Ritchie; piano.
[26372
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ce Nov. 7, 1911;
EK 269561; Ben Ritchie co., ine., New
York.
KREOLENBLUT; operette in 3 akten, text
von Ignaz Schmitzer, Hmerich von
Gatti und M. A. Weikone, musik von
Heinrich Berté; klavier-auszug zu 2
hinden mit unterlegtem text. [26373
© Oct; 2) 19112). Nov, 191:
EK 270490; Leipziger biihnenveriag
Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
KUJAWIAK NA LEWO; bardzo z nany,
land |) Mazur “Polski, arr: by. W.
Adeszko; concertina. [26374
© Noy. 5.) 19 2 ve Nove 3,
1911; E 271017; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
KUNSTGERECHTE (DAS) SfUDIUM DES
GEIGENSPIELS (The art of practising
the violin); von Hugéne Berthoud.
4to. (Hdition Steingrdber, no. 1937.)
[26375
© Oca 2% 1914 = Qe Nove 9; 1914 -
E 270265; Steingriiber verlag, Leip-
zig.
KUSSHANDCHEN ; bluette von Léon Jes-
sel, op. 222, fiir pianoforte. [26376
@© July 2% A911 <2 -e.1Nove 3, 191s
E 270089; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
KuYAWIAK; Polish national dance, by
H. Wieniawski, arr. by Geo. T. Mat-
thews; orchestra. 4to. [26377
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30,1911;
EH 269251; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton.
LADY BLANCHE GAVOTTE; morceau
charactéristique, by Mabelle Claire;
piano. [26878
© Nov. 18, 1911;)2 @ Nov. 20,
1911; HE 271260; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
LADY MOON; words by Alfred H.
Hyatt, music by Mary Turner Salter.
(From Old Japan, no. 2.) [26379
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 « Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269897; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
LAND (THE) OF LOVELY LADIES; lyric
by Van Zandt Wheeler, music by
Lily Strickland. [26380
© Nov. 28, 3914 Je Nov. 29,
1911; EH 271659; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
LAND WHERE FREEDOM REIGNS; words
by Henry F. Colby, music by E. S.
Lorenz. [26381
© Nov. 7, 1914; 2 esiNov-)20, 1011 ;
FE} 271248; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
LAND WHERE THEY NEVER GROW OLD;
words by Philip Roberts, music by
Bek. Butts: [26382
© Nov. 17, 1910-7226) Nox. 18,
1911; E 271206; Benjamin F. Butts,
New York.
LARGHETTO UND GAVOTTE.
(G. EF.)
LASSATE CA ME SPASSE...j; Versi di
Guido Savoja, musica di G. E. Pen-
nino; canto e mandolino. (Piedi-
grotta 1911, no. 536.) [26383
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
H. 270275; Raffaele Izzo, music pub-
lisher, Naples.
See Hinde}
LAsso-puET; [from the opera Jacinta],
lyric by John IL. Shine, music by
Heinrich Berté. [26384
©: Nov. 10, 190] 25eFsNoyv. 411,
1911; E 270805; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
LAST NIGHT; duet or two-part chorus,
words by Chr. Winther, transiated
by Theodore Marzials, music by
Kjerulf, arr. by James C. Warhurst;
women’s voices. [26385
© Nov. 11) JOuts 2 el eNoven4,
1911; E 271111; Theo. Presser co,
Philadelphia.
LAUGHING RONDO; by W. Lewis, Op.
407, no. 1; piano. [26386
© Nov. 27,° 1919-2 semeNow., 20,
1911; BH 271581; Theo: Presser €o.,
Philadelphia.
1530
1}. SE SUPREME! Ce Se eg rt ee)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1911
26405
LAUGHING SONG AND CHORUS; words
and music by E. S. Booth. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26387
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269744; E. Scarr Booth, Berkeley,
Cal.
Lazy; words by Harry Williams,
musie by Egbert Van Alstyne.
: [26388
© Woy. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
Hi 269437; Jerome H. Remick & Co.,
New York.
LEAD KINDLY LIGHT; hymn-anthem,
words by John H. Newman, music
by Geo. Noyes Rockwell. (Octavo
ed., sacred series, no. 1206.)
[26389
jr heve 22) 1911: 2 ec Nov.. 24,
1911; EH 271436; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
LEBEN HEISST LIEBEN; walzer von
Léon Jessel, op. 220, fiir pianoforte.
[26390
Genus 1911: 2 ¢ Nov. 3,
1911; E 270088; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
LEGEND OF THE STARS; march, by
Charles Fredericks; band. 4to.
. [263891
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2c Nov..11, 1911;
EK 269991; C. H. Berg, Cleveland.
TEGENDE DES VAN MANNEBEK; extrait
de lVopérette Mik Ier.; paroles de
C. A. Carpentier, musique de Willy
Redstone. [26392
(Qumorotl 1911- 2 e. Nov. 15,
1911; H 270424; Max Eschig, Paris.
— ——chant seul. 4to. [26393
re) Now. 11, 1911: 2 ce. Nov: 15,
_1911; EH 270425; Max Eschig, Paris.
LEGON (LA) DE PLAIRE; opéra comique
en un acte, livret de Charles Gallo et
Martin-Valdour, musique de William-
Marie; partition chant et piano.
Ato. [26894
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 20,
1911; D 19001; Choudens, Paris.
LEILA; valse triste, d’aprés Fogazzaro,
par Walter Brooks, op. 69; orches-
tra. 8vo. [26395
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2c. Nov. 18, 1911;
EK 270585; Loris Lobanoff & co.,
London.
LEND A KISS; words and music by G.
Q. Dean and M. A. Allen. [26396
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1911; E 271500;
Mary A. Allen and Gerard Q. Dean,
New York.
LENORE; words by Nelle Richmond
Eberhart, music by Charles Wake-
field Cadman; high voice in G.
[26397
©) Novi 16; 192. Nov: 28,
1911; E 271602; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
LENZLIED; ged. von Neidhardt von
Reuenthal, musik von Franciscus
Nagler, fiir dreistimmigen frauen-
chor. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[26398
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 270818; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
LEONCAVALLO (RvucerERO) For I do
love you so; words by Albert De
Courville, musie by Leoncavallo; no.
> in SD: [26399
vo
© Nov 27), 1911 = 2 ce Nove 28!
1911; E 270741; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
LET HER BELIEVE. See Puccini (G.)
LET JUNETIME BE OUR HONEYMOON TIME;
words and music by A. F. Wagner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26400
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
Ki 269712; Alfred F. Wagner, Chi-
cago.
LET’S GO UP IN AN AIRSHIP; words by
J. W. Cool, music by R. F. Seidl.
[26401
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1911; E 269178;
R. F. Seid], Minneapolis.
LET’S PRETEND; hymn, words by E. S.
Tillotson, music by C. H. Gabriel.
[26402
© Nov. 5, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 269235; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chi-
cago.
LET’S TAKE A TRIP IN MY AEROPLANE;
words by Garrett Warren, music by
Geo. W. Moraine. [26408
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1911;
HE 269875; Peerless music co., Jones-
ville, Wis.
LETTE LYRISK-RELIGIGSE SANGE; for
blandet kor. nr. 3, 4. Komponerede
af. F. Melius Christiansen. Minne-
apolis, Minn., Augsburg publishing
house, 1911. 26 p. S8vo. $0.25.
[ 26404, 26405
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 21,
1911; A 297615, 297616; Augsburg
pub. house, Minneapolis.
1931
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26406
pt. 111. n.s., v. 6
LeTzrE (DIE) WACHT;
Schoneberger, musik von A. Btichse,
op. 257; minnerchore. 4to. [26406
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 c Oct. 24, 1911;
I} 271072; A. Biichse, Philadelphia.
LIEBER MOND; duett aus der operetten-
idylle, Die post im walde, text von
M. Wiedmann, musik von August
Léon. [26407
© Aug. 5, 1911;.2 ec. Oct. 26, 1911;
EH 267904; Fritz Schuberth, jr.,
Leipzig.
LIEBESLIED; von Hugo Kaun, op. 88,
fiir streichorchester. Partitur und
stimmen. (Drei bagatellen, no. 1.)
[26408
© Aug. 26, 191); 2.e Dee. 1, 1911;
E 270821; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g. m. b. h., Berlin-Gross-Lichterfelde,
Germany.
LIEBESNACHT; text von Detlef von
Liliencron, musik von Clemens
Schmalstich, op. 29, no. 1. (Zwei
lieder, no. 1.) [26409
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
FH) 270638; Mitteldeutscher musikver-
lag, Berlin.
LIED (DAS) DASS MEINE MUTTER SANG;
ged. von H. H. Fink, musik von Aug.
I. H. Lehmann, op. 8, fiir gemisch-
ten chor. Partitur. 4to. [ 26410
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 24, 1911;
EK 270306; A Biichse, Philadelphia.
TikD (DAS) DER LIEBE (Song of love) ;
words by A. Schorr, music by J. M.
Rumshisky. (‘The song of love, no.
1.) [26411
©1OGh 2a, 19idt 2 CuNoval yoda
EK 26938382; Hebrew pub. co., New
York.
LIED OHNE WORTE; von Emil Soéchting,
op. 122, no. 1, fiir klavier. [ 26412
© Aug. 3, 1911; 2 c Nov. 3, 1911;
EK 270086; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
LifE’S RAINBOW; valse, by Reginald
Benyon, arr. by H. M. Higgs; orches-
tra. (Chappell’s orchestral journal
no. 689.) [26413
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2c. Oct. 31, 1911;
EK) 267991; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
LIFE’S SUNSHINE; words by Harold
Simpson, music by Emilie Clarke.
Now tin: Ds) Noe2ein" BisthatG INO. 3
in F. [26414-26416
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 16,
1911; I. 270467—270469; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, lItd., London.
ged. von. H. | LIGHT OF THOSE WHOSE DREARY DWELL-
ING; poem by Charles Wesley, music
by Hubbard Harris. (Octavo ed.,
sacred series, no. 1202.) | [26417
© Now. 14) 191 OMerminay. 16:
1911; E 271160; Clayton I’. Summy
co., Chicago.
LIKE SILVER LAMPS; words by W. C.
Dix, music by G. Stainton. (ln
Carols ancient and modern, book 2,
no. 21.) [26418
© Oct: 14 19a eNO. 1o.
1911; E 270411; Morgan & Scott,
ltd., London.
Liniges; words by EK. D. Bell, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26419
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
H} 269828; Elsie Dunham Bell, Mont-
pelier, O.
Lity (THE) OF THE VALLEY; song for
low voice, words by Wm. H. Gard-
ner, music by George Lowell Tracy.
[26420
© Nov..15, 19iden2vey Nov. 15,
1911; EK 271186; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
words and music by Mrs. J. Himel-
ovsky. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale ¢o. [26421
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 2696838; Mrs. Joseph Hmelovsky,
Ashley, Pa.
LINGERING LANE; words by F. J.
Clark, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [26422
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
Hi 269747; I. J. Clark, Cleveland.
LINGERING LOVE; conversation song,
words by Dave Reed, music by
Harry Armstrong. [26423
©. Nov, 28, 190 12) ey Nov. 29;
1911; E 271660; M. Witmark & sons, |
New York.
LION HEART MARCH; by Bert L. Bil-
lings; band. 4to. [26424
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1911;
E 270302; C. H. Berg, Cleveland.
LISOLETTE; air de ballet. par Léon
Adams, arr. pour piano duet. [26425
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 138, 1911;
EK 270311; Augener, ltd., London.
1582
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
26442
Liszr (FRANz)
Liszt, revidierte und mit fingersatz
versehene ausgabe von Eugen d’Al-
bert; 2 klaviere zu 4 hinden.
[26426
OnOct. AS, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 14,
1911; E 270888; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
— Thirty songs; by Franz Liszt, ed.
by Carl Armbruster for high voice.
Boston, O. Ditson company; New
York, C. H. Ditson & co. [etc., 1911]
5 p. 1., [ix]—xiv p., 2 1., 144 p. port.
fol. (The musicians library)
[26427
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911:
A 297912; Oliver Ditson co.. Boston.
Lirtte (A) BIT oF A Boy. See Two
mother’s heart songs.
LittLE (THE) BROOK; by Friedrich
Werner; piano. [264258
@- Nov. 23, 1911; 2 «. Nov. 22,
1911; E 271326; Church, Paxson and
co., New York.
LITTLE CORPORAL MARCH; by H. Engel-
mann; piano. [26429
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911;
HE 267864; Frank K. Root & co., Chi-
cago.
LittLeE (THE) GREEN GATE; words by
Ada Leonora Harris, music by Geof-
frey Howard. [26430
© Nov. 16, 1911; 2 « Nov. 16,
1911; EK 270454; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
LITTLE (THE) GREY BONNET; Song from
the musical play The quaker girl,
words and music by Lionel Monck-
ton. [264381
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 3, 1911;
EK 270074; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
LITTLE GREY HOME IN THE WEST;
words by D. Eardley-Wilmot, music
by Hermann Lohr. [26432
© Océ. 30, 1911: 2 ce. Oct. 31,1911:
EH 267992; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
LITTLE (THE) MILLIONAIRE; from The
little millionaire, words and music
by Geo. M. Cohan. [264383
©: Nov..13, 1911; 2 © Nev. 14,
1911; EK 271100; Cohan and Harris
pub. co., New York.
2. konzert; von F.| LirtteE Miss BUTTERFLY;
a
words by
Alfred H. Hyatt, music by Mary
Turner Salter. (From Old Japan,
HO. 3. ) [26434
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269898; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
LitTLE Miss Fix-It; march and two-
step, arr. by G. H. Reeves; band.
Ato. [26435
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2c. Nov. 7, 1911:
E 269601; Carl Fischer, New York.
LITTLE (THE) SERGEANT; words and
music by O. T. Dill. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [264386
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
HY 269732; Oliver 'T.. Dill, Philadel-
phia.
LittLE (THE) SHAMROCK-LEAF; words
by. Alfred H. Hyatt, music by Louis
Victor Saar, op. 70, no. 1; medium
voice. [26437
©) oye! A911 | 2 1c. Nove. 22)
1911; E 271375; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
LITTLE (THE) SHEPERDESS; easy and
instructive piano piece, by Oscar
Keller. (Idyllen, no. 3.) [26438
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1911;
E 267940; Augener, Itd., London.
LITTLE (A) sone (Deuxiéme canzon-
etta); par A. d’Ambrosio, op. 28;
orchestre avec piano conducteur.
4to. [264389
© ‘Nov. 18, 1911; 2 © Nov.-’20,
1911; E 270558; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
LITTLE (A) STORY; by Chas. Zimmer-
man, arr. by L. P.. Laurendeau;
band. 4to. [26440
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c& Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269602; Carl Fischer, New York.
LI?tTLE TEASE; waltz.by Walter Rolfe;
piano. [26441
© Nov. 28. 1911-2 ec’ Nov: 29,
1911; E 271661; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Liza: words and music by Eddie Leon-
ard. [26442
(©. Now. tS, : 191 82: ea Nove as
1991.° 1 21235: esHarry Von “Dilzer
music pub. co., New York.
Lose
LOCKUNG (PERSUASION); sce
blatter (Loose leaves).
1535
I Pe A CE SE aT MM
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26443
pt. III, n. s., v.6
LOHR (HERMANN) Two songs of sum-
mer; 1. Summer in the country,
words by Gunby Hadath. 2. If I
were a swallow, words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by H. Lohr.
[26443
© Oct. 30, a914> 2 e29Oct 31.
1911; E 267996; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
LONELY; words and music by R. Alex-
ander. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug
dale co. [26444
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269783; Ruth Alexander, Paris,
Tenn.
Lone (THE) AGO; words’ by M. A.
Maisch, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [26445
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 « Nov. 8,
1911; H 269756 ; Margaret A. Maisch,
Philadelphia.
ILONG AGO LAND; words by Ethel Car-
nie, musie by Albert H. Oswald.
[26446
©. Sept. 25, 1914- 25e3 Noy. 3,
1911; E 270079; T. HE. Bevan & Co.,
Caleutta, India.
Lone ISLAND RAG; by I. B. Robinson;
pf. [26447
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1911; E 269847;
Ida B. Robinson, Bellport, N. Y.
LONGING; words by Florence Hoare,
music by Charles Marshall. [26448
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 2, 1911;
EK 270042; Boosey & co., London.
LONGING FOR HER RETURN; words and
music by E. A. Petre. [26449
© Aug. 2, 19st Qe Nove 26,1901:
EK 271520; Hisie A. Petre, Denver.
LooK ME OVER AND TELL ME IF I AM
WORTH YOUR LIKING; from Hello
Paris, lyrics by J. Leubrie Hiil,
music by J. Rosamond Johnson.
126450
©MNov. 22,019 1d oe Novae 25:
1911; E 271498; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
Lorp (THE) IS KING; hymn, words by
E. G. W. Wesley, music by C. H.
Gabriel. [26451
@©e Noy. i, 191d 2 Ve wO ck 2S,
1911; EH 269236; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
a nS ON
Lorp (THE) IS MY LIGHT; duet, words
from the Bible, music by Harry
Alexander Matthews; sop. or tenor
and bass, with organ or piano ace.
[26452
© Nov. 24,1911 s32)e Nov 25:
1911; E 271459; G Schirmer, New
York.
LorpD (THE) IS MY SHEPHERD; words
from Psalms, music by A. Loeb.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26453
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269685; Adam Loeb, Portland,
Oreg.
Lorp (THE) IS RICH AND MERCIFUL;
hymn anthem; music by J. Barnby,
arr. by F. H. Brackett. (Octavo
church music, no. 10144.) [26454
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269480; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
LORD OF THE LAND AND THE DEEP; an
invocation, words by W. H. Gardner,
musie by Frederick A. Williams;
medium in D flat. [26455
© Nov. 15, 191-73 © Noy. 15;
1911; E 271137; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago.
Lorp (THE) SHALL COMFORT ZION;
anthem, text from the Bible, music
by Frank E. Ward. (Octavo church
music, no. 342.) [26456
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269856; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
LOSE BLATTER (Loose leaves); sSechs
kleine vortragsstiicke, von Paul Zil-
cher, op. 97; fiir pf. 1. Irrlichter
(Will-o-the wisp). 2. An murmeln-
der quelle (At the springlet). 3.
Hlfenspuk (Fairy-dance). 4. Lock-
ung (Persuasion). 5. Wiegenlied
(Lullaby). 6. Schmetterlingsspiel
(Butterflies). [26457-26462
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 6,
1911; E 270187-270192; Otto For-
berg, Leipzig.
LOST DREAMS; tone piece, by Leon Al-
vis; piano. [26463
©. Nov. 20, J911; (2) ey Nowe 2
1911; E 271821; Hatch music co.,
Philadelphia.
LOVABLE LOVE; words by A. S. Nebur,
music by Perey Block, arr. by R. L.
Ullmark. [26464
© 1c. Nov. 22, 1911; EH 271382;
Al. S. Nebur, New Orleans.
1534
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no. 12,1911
26485
LOVE AND ROSES; sequel to Hearts and
flowers, by Stanley F. Widener;
piano. [26465
Nov, Ss, 1911: 2 ¢. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 269877; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
LOVE CHARMS; valse lente, by R. S.
Morrison ; piano. [26466
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
H 269481; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
LOVE DIVINE; hymn anthem, music py
Stanley F. Widener. (Octavo church
music, no. 10139.) [26467
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
EH 269482; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
LOVE FEAST OF FASHION; by W. Wolff;
piano. [26468
© 1c, Oct, 30, 1911: EK 269243;
Walter Wolff, San Francisco.
LOVE ISN’T ALWAYS LAUGHTER; lyric by
Felix IF, Feist, music by A! Pianta-
dosi. 5 [26469
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
FH} 269565; Leo Feist, New York.
LOVE-LASS WALTZES; by Geo. C.
Murphy, arr. by A. J. Weidt; man-
dolin orchestra. [26470
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1911; E 269525;
George C. Murphy, Cortland, N. Y.
LOVE ME KID A WEE BIT; words by HE. E.
Smith, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. [26471
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269711; Emma EH. Smith, Ridge-
farm, [1].
LOVE NEVER DIES; duet, from Little boy
blue, lyric by Edward A. Paulton,
music by Henri Berény. [26472
© Nov. 23, 1911; 2 ¢« Nov. 23,
1911; EK 271428; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
Love (THE) oF CHRIST; words and mu-
sie by C. H. Gabriel. [26473
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 27, 1911;
E 271563; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chi-
cago.
LOVE SHALL REIGN SUPREME; words and
musie by Mrs. P. Smith. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26474
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269690; Mrs. Percy Smith, Rich-
mond.
LOVE THAT IS GONE; words anon., mu-
Sie by Frank Lambert. [26475
© Nov. 024, 1911 5-2!" Nov. 28,
1911; EH 270744; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
LOVE WAITETH YET TO GREET THEE;
words by George Klingle, music by
Gordon Balch Nevin; medium voice.
[26476
© Nov. 27, 191ti2) @ Nov. 227,
1911; H 271582; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
LOVELIGHT; waltz song, words by
J. K. Rosenstein, music by Henry
Kron. [26477
© 1 ¢. Nov. .9, 19i- 5H) 277514:
Jennie Kuchu Rosenstein, Oklahoma
City.
—words by Ada Leonora Harris,
musie by David Emmell, no. 1 in D.
[26478
© Nov. 24, 1911: 2 e. Nov. 24,
1911; E 270673; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
LOVER’S CHARM; three step, by H.
Sears; piano. [26479
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 15, 1911;
E 271558; Harold Sears, Davenport,
Iowa.
LOVERS’ LAUGHTER; valse song, words
by Hugh E. Wright, music by H. G.
Pélissier; in G. [26480
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 « Nov. 28,
1911: E 270752; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
Lover’s (A) sone; words by Clinton
Secollard, music by Otey Speaks;
high in F. [26481
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 271191; G. Schirmer, New York.
LOVE’s CALL; waltz from the musical
comedy, Killibegs, music by T. Ter-
tius Noble; piano. [26482
©iUNove )27,. 1911: 2, Nove, 26
1911; H 270691; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
LOVE’S DAYS; words and music by H.
O. Miller, arr. by C. F. Kelsey.
[26483
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1912;
EK 269881; Harvey O. Miller, Minne-
apolis.
LOVE’S DEVOTION ; reverie, by H. Engel-
mann; piano. [26484
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2c. Oct. 31, 1911;
FE 2693818; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
LOVE’S HYPNOTISM; words Cornell
verse, music by W. L. Wood. [26485
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 28,
1911; E 271688; William Luton
Wood, Ithaca, N. Y.
1539
Ee ee ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26486
pt. II, n. s., v.6
LOVE’S PERFECT REIGN; words and mu-
sic by E. B. Gustin. [26486
© 1c. Nov. 27). 191: Bo 2290-
Emma Bartlett Gustin, Detroit.
LupwisiA; polka, by Stefana Bo-
guckiego, arr. by W. Adeszko; con-
certina. [26487
© ‘Nov. 15, 1911: 2 © iNeov. 13,
1911; E 271810; W. H. Sajewsky,
Chicago.
LULLABY; words by Ernst Gradolph,
music by Merle Kirkman; song
with piano ace. and violin obi.
[26488
© Get. 23,1910 : Bie; Oct. 25, 1911 ;
E 269122; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
LULLABY LADY; words by Fred E.
Weatherly, music by Bothwell Thom-
son. [26489
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 31, 1911;
H 267993; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
LUNA CA SI’ SCURNOSA .. .; barcarola,
versi di Anthemis (Franz Pintaura),
musica del Mo Oreste Marchetti;
eanto e mandolino. (Piedigrotta
1911, no. 516.) [26490
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270276; Raffaele Izzo, music pub-
lisher, Naples.
LUSTIGER TRAUERMARSCH ; aus der pan-
tomine Der schleier der Pierrette,
von Ernst von Dohnéanyi, op. 18, fiir
orchester. Partitur und stimmen.
(Stiicke und tinze, no. 3.) [26491
© July 24,1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 26,1911;
E 267889; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
LUSTSPIEL-OUVERTURE (HINE); Von
Max Reger, op. 120, bearb. von Otto
Singer, fiir klavier zu 4 handen.
[26492
© Met, 6) 1919-2 e.1Ock.. 25) 1911 ;
HH 267868; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
LUXUSWEIBCHEN; operette in drei
akten, text von Georg Okcnowski,
musik von Max Gabriel; klavier-
auszug mit text. [264938
©rOet: 5, 1911: 2.6, Oct, 25914 -
FE 267867 ; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
LYNNE DURHAM REVERIE; by F. Jones;
piano. [26494
© Noy. 13, 1911; 2 c« Nov. 14,
1911; E 271110; Florice Jones, Daw-
son, Ga.
a
LYRE-BIRD (THE) AND THE JAY; from’
Hanky-panky, lyric by H. Ray Goetz,
music by A. Baldwin Sloane.
[26495
© Nov.. 23, 1991; 2° gov. 23,
1911; EH 271401; Ted Snyder co.,
New York.
MaAcCRIMMON’S LAMENT; words from
Songs of the Gael, translated by L.
Mae Bean, music arr. by: John Bell;
mixed voices. 4to. (Scottish part
songs, no. 153.) [26496
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 17, 1911;
E 270506; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow.
Macs (THE); from Miss Dudelsack,
English version by Grant Stewart,
music by Rudolph Nelson. [26497
© Oct. 26, 1914; 2 e Oct. 27, 1911:
E 267929; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
MACUSHLA SELECTION; from Chauncey
Olcott’s new play, by Dan. J. Sulli-
van, Ernest R. Ball and Chauncey
Olcott, arr. by W. C. O’Hare; or-
chestra. [26498
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c« Noy. 29,
1911; EH 271662; M. Witmark & sons, —
New York.
MaApDrRIGAL; par A. Leonardi; piano.
[26499
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
EK 270625; Carisch & J&nichen,
Milan.
MADRIGALE; by Franz Drdla, op. 25;
violin and piano. 4to. [26500
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
EK 269603; Carl Fischer, New York.
MARCHEN (Ein); ged. von Feodora,
prinzessin zu Schleswig-Holstein,
musik von Oscar von Chelius.
(Drei gedichte, no. 2.) [26501
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2.¢ Noy. 6; 1911;
FE 270171; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Macic SHADOWS; waltz, by Napoleone
Zardo; piano. [26502
© ‘Nov: 20)- 190-32 e€) Now..721,
1911; E 270595; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
MAGNIFICAT [AND] NUNC DIMITTIS;
music by C. C. Sumsion; in D.
ey [26503
© Nov. 22, i91t +c2 es Ney.) 23,
1911; E 270757; C. Corbett Sumsion,
Oxford, Eng.
1536
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no. 12,1911
26528
MAGNIFICAT [AND] NUNC DIMITTIS—
Continued.
words Scriptural, music by
W. Aylott Orton; treble voices.
[26504
(je Nov. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 17,
1911; E 270475; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
MAIDEN (THE) IN GREY; words by G.
Hubi-Newcombe, music by Reginald
S. Barnicott. [26505
eet. 28; 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267946; Boosey & co., London.
MAIDEN (THE) LADY; words and music
by Mary Powers. [26506
©).Oct. 20, 1911 ; 2c. Oct. 25, 1911 ;
H 269115; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
Maisie Lou; words and music by
George Arthurs and Alf. J. Law-
rence. [265C7
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 270248; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
MAKE A NIGHT OF IT; two-step and
polka, from the operette Jacinta, by
Heinrich Berté, arr. by Carl F. Wil-
liams; orchestra. [26508
©) Nov. 24, 1911; 2.c. Nov., 25,
1911; E 271518; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
MAKE CHRIST KING; words and music
by R. Matthews. [265€9
ie) Noy, if, 1911- 2 ¢ Noy. 13,
1911; E 271305; Robert Matthews,
Vevoy, Ind.
MAMMY’S LITTLE GINGER GIRL; words
and music by A. S. Boyer. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26510
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269644; A. S. Boyer, Reading, Pa.
MANDOLINO; a venetian boat song, by
D. Schooler; piano. [26511
@nNov. 16; 1911: 2 « Nov: 17,
1911; E 271569;. David Schooler,
Rochester, N. Y.
MaANnNpDy-M1; barn dance, by Mabelle
Claire; piano. [26512
Nov. 17, 1911: 2 c. Noy. 20,
1911; EH 2712638; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
MANGER (THE) BABE; cantiléne céles-
tiale, a Christmas cantata for chil-
dren, by R. HE. De Reef; unison
chorus with organ or pf. ace. 4to.
[26513
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 269500; G. Schirmer, New York.
MANHATTAN ISLE; from A la Broad-
way, lyric by M. H. Hollins, music
by Harold Orlob. [26514
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1911;
EH 269400; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
MANN (DER), DER EINE EHE SCHLIESST ;
walzerlied aus der operette, Kreo-
lenblut, text von I. Schnitzer, Eme-
rich von Gatti, und M. A. Weikone,
musik von Heinrich Berté. [26515
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911:
E 270095; Leipziger biihnenverlag.
Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
MANOLETE; paso doble, par L. Gallini;
orchestre avec piano conducteur.
Ato. [26516
©) Nov. 18; 1911 - 2 c, Nov. 20:
1911; E 270578; F. Salabert, Paris.
MARCELLO (BENEDETTO) Sonate, G dur:
par B. Marcello, arr. par A. Moffat.
op. 19, no. 8, revue et doigtée par W.
EK. Whitehouse, pour vicloncelle et
piano. (Sonatas, deuxiéme série,
no. 24.) [26517
©) Oct. 11, 1911; 2c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 270174; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
MARCH OF THE MARIONETTES; by Hugvu
Reinhold, op. 58, no. 10, ed. by J. W.
Lerman; piano. [26518
OrNovw, 13; 191- 2 ec. Nowe ois,
1911; E 271046; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
MarcH (THE) OF THE WOMEN; COlL-
posed by Ethel Smyth; women’s
chorus in three parts, in A flat.
Seore. 4to. (Songs of sunrise, no.
3.) [26519:
© Sept. 125,191 2 les Nove 3,
1911; E 270107; Ethel Smyth, Lon-
don.
MARCHE ANTIQUE; par Jules Mouquet,
op. 18, transcription par Léon Le-
moine. 1, Piano4 mains. 2. 2 pianos
4 mains. [26520, 26521
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 27,
1911; E 270726, 270727; Henry Le-
moine et cie., Paris.
MARCHE AUX FLAMBEAUX; by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 235, no. 2; violin and
piano. [26522
©) Nov. (48, A911): ; 2. ee: oNow. (15,
1911; EH 271047; Theo. Presser €o.,
Philadelphia.
MARCHE DES MIDINETTES; par Vincenzo
Billi, op. 258; piano. [26523
© Nov. 225 a9i > 2. co INOvs 2a,
1911; E 270658; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
1537
AA oe AE Rar Pe |S aE a nS eA cS AS Ne DEE
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES.
26524
MARCHE DES PIERROTS; by René L.
Becker ; piano. [26524
© Nov. 13, 19d 2 "ee Novs 15,
1911; E 271119; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
MARCHE GROTESQUE; par FEF. Paul Fron-
tini; piano, 4 4 mains. [26525
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
HE 270626; Carisch & Jiinichen, Milan,
MARCHE NUPTIALE. WSee Contes d’avril.
MARCHE ROYALE; by R. G. Hailing;
organ. obl. 8vo. (Original com-
positions, no. 422.) [26526
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
Hi 267958; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
MARCIA SOLENNE; di Filippo Brunetto,
istrumentazione per banda, di Ales-
sandro Peroni. Grande partitura.
No. 113845. [26527
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
H 267951; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
MARCIA TRIONFALE; par EF. Paul Fron-
tini; piano 4 4 mains. [26528
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
HE 270627; Carisch & Jinichen, Milan.
MARE SULITARIO; versi di A. Ragona,
musica di L. Corvini; per canto e
piano. [26529
(Cy Oct: G, 19-2 cl Nove, 22, Ones:
HH 270628; Carisch & Jinichen, Milan.
MARGUERITE; polka, by Chester W.
Smith; solo baritone or trombone.
[26530
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269605; Carl Fischer, New York.
MARIECHEN; couplet nach dem fran-
zOsischen Mariette, text von Paul
Lincke, musik yon Sterny-Courquin.
[26531
OmeNove 2207) 190i 2 ena Noyy e20,
1911; E 270588; Apollo verlag,
Berlin.
MARINE FOUR STEP; round dance in-
vented by James Finnigan, composed
by W. C. Powell; piano. [26532
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 270249; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
Mariposa; words by G. F. Koenig, mu-
sic by Frank Worth, [pseud. of
Frances I. Koenig]. [26533
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1911; E 271647;
IF. I. and G. F. Koenig, Oakland, Cal.
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
MarRNA; words by Edward ‘Tesche- |
macher, music by Herbert Oliver;
ryoYe Oe [26534
©° Oct. 31, 1919) 2 7e Nov.” 18,
1911; E 270328; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
MARSHALL (DENDY) ‘Two preludes for
pianoforte; by D. Marshall. [26535
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 20,
1911; E 2705389; Dendy Marshall,
Guildford, Eng.
MARSZ SOKOTOW; ospaty i gnuSny, by
Czerwinski-Zistler, arr. by W. Ades-
ko; concertina. [26536
© Noy: 15, 191f 2 ye Nov. 13,
1911; E 271811; W..H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
MARTUCCI (GIUSEPPE) Notturno in
Sol bemolle; di Giuseppe Martucci,
op. 70, no. 1, istrumentazione per
banda di Raffaele Carayaglie. Par-
titura. no. 113685. [26537
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267952; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
MaARTYRE (LE) DE SAINT SEBASTIEN;
mystére en rythme frangais, par
Gabriele d’Annunzio, musique de
Claude Debussy. Partition d’orches-
tre avec text. [26538
© Nov. 25, 1002 seveNoy., 27.
1911; E 2707385; Durand et cie,
Paris.
——no. 1, La cour des lys, prélude, par
Claude Debussy; pour premiers vio-
lons. [26539
© Nov. 18, 191 Oey Nox. /20,
1911; E 270563;. Durand) set cie-,
Paris.
Mary ANN, WHERE ARE YoU; from The
three Romeos, lyric by R. H. Burn-
side, music by Raymond Hubbell.
[26540
© Nov. 25, (19ite 25e Nev, 25;
1911: E 271466: T. B. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
words and music by Z.
Reames. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [26541
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 « Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269755; Zilpha and Carrie Reames,
Mesilla Park, New Mex.
Mary LEE;
MASS IN HONOR OF ST. FLORIAN; music
by V. H. Nowakowski; mixed voices.
[26542
© ‘Nov: 6, 19113 2 ec aNoweies 1911 -
E 269554; J. Fischer & bro., New
York.
1538
no. 12,1911
MASSENET (JULES EMILE FREDERIC)
Don Quixote; heroic comedy in five
acts, written by Henri Cain, after
Le Lorrain, English version by
Claude Aveling, composed by J. Mas-
senet. [26543
@eNov..25,,1911; 2 c. Nov. 27,
1911; D 19008; Heugel et cie.,
Paris.
Hrinnyes (Les); entracte tragé-
die antique de J. Massenet, tran-
scription pour petit orchestre par H.
Mouton; symphonia no. 12. bis.
[26544
@eNoy 18, 1911: 2 c¢ Nov. 20,
1911; E 270571; Heugel & cGie,
Paris.
| ——— Werther; prélude et Clair de lune,
| drame lyrique de J. Massenet, tran-
scription pour petit orchestre par H.
Mouton; symphonia, no. 18.
[26545
©r Nove 18, 1911: 2 c. Nov. 20,
1911; E 270572; Heugel & cie.,
Paris.
MATRIMONY; quintet, from Gipsy love,
romantic comic opera, words by
Harry B. and Robert B. Smith,
music by Franz Lehar. [26546
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1911;
EK 270044; Chappell & co., Iltd., Lon-
don.
MATRIMONY RAG; words by Edgar Les-
lie, music by Lewis F. Muir, arr. by
Al. Doyle. [26547
©uNov, 1, 1911: 2 c. Oct; 31, 1911;
E 269275; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York.
MaTTHEWS (H. ALEXANDER) Four
Christmas carols; words by Nahun
Tate and others, music by H. A.
Matthews. [26548
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 2693879; G. Schirmer, New York.
MATTINATA SENTIMENTALE; versi di A.
Savastano, musica di G. F. Buongio.
vanni. [26549
©) Oct, °24, 1911 5-2) c.> Nov.» 6,
1911; H 270277; Raftaele Izzo, music
publisher, Naples.
MAY MARCH; two-part chorus, words
by Gertrude Knox Willis, music
by R. R. Forman. (Part songs for
women’s voices, octavo ed., no. 6174. )
[26550
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269484; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
| MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
26560
May (THE) PARTY; by Mrs. A. M. Vir-
gil, op. 36, no. 7; piano. [26551
© Nov. (22,1911) -) 2 Nov. 22)
1911; E 271349; Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
New York.
MAYBE IT’S A BEAR; words by F. S.
Fluke, music by Glen W. Ashley.
[26552
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269547; Farris S. Fluke, Chicago.
MAZURKA DE CONCERT; par Ernest Cen-
tola, op. 22; violon et piano. [26553
©) Noy. 25, 1911: 2 ¢ Nov. 2%,
1911; E 270719; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
MAZURKANA; Characteristic dance, by
A. C. Koeppler, op. 1; piano. [26554
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1911;
EK 269960; Albert C. Koeppler, Chi-
cago.
MAzuRY ADAMA WRONISKIEGO; arr. by
W. Adeszko; concertina. Nos. 1 and
De [26555
© Nov 15, 191t-) 2 Nove 13.
1911; E 271016; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
MEADOW BROOK; idyl by A. O. T. Aste-
nius, op. 50; piano. [26556
©’ Sept. 29, 1914: 2) ‘Nov: 3;
1911; EH 270132; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
MEAN OLD ARC LIGHT; words by Joe
Santley, music by Melville J. Gideon.
[26557
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269401; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
See Gounod (C. F.)
MEET ME CARRIE, MEET ME IN THE DEAR
OLD SHADY LANE; words and music
by F. B. Davis. [26558
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1911;
E 271000; Francis B. Davis, French
River, Minn.
MEDITATION.
MEET ME TO-NIGHT DEAR MOON; words
by L. Leslie, music by Otto Motzan.
[26559
©) 1 ¢€. Nov. 9, 19103). 271302;
Lew Leslie, New York.
MEET ME UNDER THE OLD OAK TREE;
words and music by J. Jack, jr.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26560
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269682; Jean Jack jr., Sanderson,
Tex.
1539
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MEGAPHONE (THE) BRIGADE; march | MELODY or PEACE—Continued.
and two step, by C. Pehoushek; piano. [26570
piano. [26561 © Oct. 25, 1911; 2c. Nov. 7, 1911;
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1911;
EH 271624; Chas. Pehoushek, Minne-
apolis.
MEIN HEIMATTAL; text von Richard
Stecher, musik von Huga Jtingst, op.
S7b, no. 49; normannische volkweise
fiir gemischten chor. Partitur und
stimmen. 4to. [26562
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270200; Otto Forberg, Leipzig.
MEIN HERZ HAT SICH GESELLET; alt-
deutsches minnelied, musik von
Tranciscus Nagler, ftir dreistimmi-
gen frauenchor. Partitur und stim-
men. 4to. [26563
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 1, 1911;
EH 270819; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
MEIN ROSENSTRAUCH UNTERM FENSTER;
text und musik von Léon Jessel.
[ 26564
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ce Dee. 8, 1911;
E 273046; Robert Reibenstein, Ber-
lin.
MEINE TANTE, DEINE TANTE; operette
in 8 akten, text von A. Nikisch und
Ilse Friedlaender, musik von Amélie
Nikisch. Klavierauszug mit voll-
stindigem text. [26565
© Nove, 25). 1 Oil 2 er Nove 725.
1911; E 270690; Harmonie-verlag,
Berlin.
MEISTERSINGER (THE) See Wagner
(R.)
MELANCHOLY; words by Maybelle HE.
Watson, music by EH. M. Burnett.
[26566
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1911; EB 269949;
Ernest M. Burnett, Denver.
MELISCENDA WALTZ; by L. Pecorella:
piano. [26567
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1911;
EH 269116; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
MELODIES EN FORME DE VALSE; par Al-
fred Rothberger, pour piano. [26568
© Aug. 7,-1911: Qe Nov. 3; 1911:
H 270112; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
MELODY OF PEACE; by Carroll Martin,
arr. by Gustav Saenger; violin and
piano. [26569
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1911;
EH 269608; Carl Fischer, New York.
EH 269607; Carl Fischer, New York.
MEMORIES; words by E. M. King,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26571
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269767; Elsie M. King, Santa
Cruz, Cal.
—— words by Henry Dozier, music by
Sol Levy. [26572
©, Nov. 22). 1911 > 2) eaaNoy. 22:
1911; E 271358; American song pub.
co., New York.
MEMORIES OF HOME; reverie, by Bert
R. Anthony, op. 46; piano. Boston,
Evans music co. [26573
© Nov. 20, 19tt=" 2% Noy. (22.
1911; E 271842; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton.
MEMORIES OF YESTERNIGHT; words by
Corrie Webber Walker, music by
Paul Eugene. . [26574
© Nov. 10) 1911-27 Nov. 10,
1911; E 269974; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
MENAGERIE; march, by Warren Sou-
aers; piano. [26575
© Nov. 25, 191-92 er Noy. : 25.
1911; E 271485; H. R. McClure, Sid-
ney, O.
MENDELSSOHN (ARNOLD) Finf ge-
Singe; von A. Mendelssohn, op. 44,
fiir gemischten chor, a_ capella.
Partitur. [26576
©- Sept. 1; 191i rev peer 191 1=
EH 270805; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LUD-
wie Frtix), Forward go in glad ac-
cord (Zu dem Vater lasst uns
zieh’n); Cornelius march, German
version by F. W. Schneider; music
by KF. Mendelssohn, arr. by Alf. J.
Silver; mixed voices. (Octavo ed.
sacred choruses, no. 3554.) [26577
© Nov. 14; °1911;°2¢ SNov: 15,
1911; E 270400; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
—— Romance (Friihlingslied) ; par ¥'.
Mendelssohn, arr. d’aprés Ch. Dan-
ela, par A. Kaiser, pour violoncelle
et piano. [26578
© Oct. 5, 1911; 2 « Nov. 6, 1911;
—# 270172; B. Schott’s soéhne, Mainz,
Germany.
1540
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12,1911
26597
- MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LUD-
wie FELIx )—Continued.
Short communion service; from
the oratorio Elijah; music by F.
Mendelssohn, arr. by Harvey B.
Gaul; mixed voices and organ. 4to.
(Music for the Protestant episcopal
service, series 2, no. 799.)
[26579
ieomev. 21, 1911; 2 «& Nov. 22,
1911; E 2713876; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
Spring song; duet, song without
words, by F. Mendelssohn, op. 62,
no. 6, edited and fingered by S. L.
Hermann; piano. [26580
ferOcieot, 1911-2 ¢ Oct. 31, 1911;
E 2693821; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
words by Mary T. Loughlin,
music by F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy,
arr. by Osbourne McConathy; wom-
en’s voices. (Laurel octavo, no.
191.) [26581
@* Noy10, 1914; 2 c. Nov. 14,
She HH 271109; C.-C. Birchard & co.,
Boston.
— Wedding march; from Midsum-
mernights dream, by F. Mendelssohn.
arr. by Alfred Roth; full orch. (with
pf. ace. and solo and obligato violin
part. [26582
© Oct.-20, 1911: 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
EH 2696381; Carl Fischer, New York.
| MENSCH MIR PLATZT DER KRAGEN;
i; Mines SMI a i eee
marsch-couplet, text von Carl Bau-
meister, musik von Walter Kollo.
[26583
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 11,
1911; E 270301; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin. :
MENSONGE; valse boston, paroles de G.
Davin et champclos, musique de Oc-
tave Crémieux. 1. Chant et piano.
2. Piano seul. [ 26584, 26585
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 30,
1911; EK 267969, 267970; Octave Cré-
mieux, Paris.
MENUET; by I. J. Paderewski, arr. by
S. K. Wright; orchestra with piano
ace. and solo and obligato violin
part. [26586
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269609; Carl Fischer, New York.
MENUET DES MUSCADINS; par Louis
Avalle; orchestre avec piano con-
ducteur. 4to. [26587
© Nov 18) 1991-2" ec. Novy 20,
1911; E 270559; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
MENUET-VALSE; par S. Canaguier, pour
piano. [26588
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6,1911;
E 270210; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
MENUETT; aus der pantomime Der
schleier der Pierrette, von Ernst von
Dohnanyi, op. 18, fiir orchester.
Partitur und stimmen. (Stiicke und
tinze, no. 5.) [26589
© July 24, 1911; 2c. Oct. 26,1911;
E 267890; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
OD: SS shir
Partitur und stim-
(Drei bagatellen, no. 3.)
[26590
© Aug. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
EK 270822; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g.m. b. h., Berlin Gross-Lichterfelde,
Germany.
von Hugo Kaun,
streichorchester.
men.
MENUETIO GRAZIOSO; by Benjamin Cut-
ter; violin and piano. [26591
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 © Noy: 18;
1911; H 271652; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
MeERcIES (THE) OF THE LORD; anthem,
musie by C. J. Bassett; mixed voices.
[26592
OuNev, 1.1911: "2c. Nov. 20:
1911; HE 271249; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
Merry (THE) HUNTER; Dy Henrietta
Straus; piano. (Four easy charac-
ter sketches, no. 1.) [26593
@) INoy,-18, 1931; 2:.c.. Nov. 38,
1911; E 271506; G. Fred Kranz mu-
Sic co., Baltimore.
MERRY-MAKERS; march, by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 89, no. 6; pf. [26594
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2.¢. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269465; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Merry (A) sone; by Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
op. 36, no. 6; piano. [26595
©) Nov, 22, 1911: 2° ec. (Noy: 22;
th 2718502) Mrs, A’ M. Varer,
New York.
MES VIEUX MOULINS; extrait de l’op-
érette Mik 1°*., paroles de C. A.
Carpentier, musique de Willy Red-
stone. [26596
©} Noyes 41, 191 2. cx Novae
1911; E 270426; Max Eschig, Paris.
chant seul. 4to. [26597
©) Nov. 1171911) 2 1c. “Nove 5;
1911; E 270427; Max Eschig, Paris.
1541
26598
METODO D’ESERCIZI TECNICI; di Bruno
Mugellini; piano. id. Libro. 2. :2.
Libro 2. [26598, 26599
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2c. Nov. 17, 1911;
E 270482, 270488; Carisch & Ji-
nichen, Milan.
METODO PER L’INSEGNAMENTO DEL CANTO
CORALE; di Carlo Certo. Parte
prima. [26600
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 2703807; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
MEXICAN DANCES; by Luis G. Jorda;
pf. [26601
© Nov. 13; 190; 26. Nov. 13;
1911: EH 270315; Theo. Presser ¢o.;
Philadelphia.
MEXICAN MURMURINGS; by Lucas J.
Fink; piano. [26602
© FO 1S0, 19115 2 co Noy. 13;
1911; E 269458; L. J. Fink piano &
music house, Union, Mo.
MEYERBEER (GIACOMO) Cavatina ;
solo or duet, from Robert the devil,
by Meyerbeer, arr. by W. K. Whit-
ing; orchestra. 4to. [26603
© UNov. 146 9 2c Nove 123;
1911; E 271896; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
Huguenots; selection, by 4G.
Meyerbeer, arr. by Mackie-Beyer;
military band. 4to. [26604
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2c. Nov. 10, 1911;
E 269958; J. W. Pepper & son, Phil-
adelphia.
—— Shadow dance, from Dinorah, by
G. Meyerbeer, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; full band. 4to. [26605
© Oct, 12, 1911-7 le Nov. 1, doi
EH 269620; Carl Fischer, New York.
— With courage and faith (Animo
et fide); coronation march, words
by Gertrude Knox Willis, music by
G. Meyerbeer, arr. by Alf. J. Silver;
two-part chorus for female voices.
(Octavo ed. of choruses, no. 3553.)
[26606
@ 7 Nove 44, 19id = 25e. Nove wtb.
1911; H 270402; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
MICAELLA MIA; valse napolitaine, sur
la chanson de L. Bénech, musique de
Léo Daniderff, orchestrée par Ad.
Gauwin. 4to. [26607
© UNov. Ws, Ole 2 Nove 27,
1911; EH 270714; L. Bénech, Paris.
MINIATURE SUITE; by Eric Coates;
piano. [26608
©PNoOv...22). 19k Beem Nova 23:
1911; E 270650; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
SS = <i SSS
Sey
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 6
MINSTREL (THE) Boy; old Irish melo-
dy, words by Thomas Moore, music
arr. by Monk Gould; medium voice.
[26609
© Nov. 13) 1901 - (2 3eMoy, 13:
1911; E 270829; Hdwin Ashdown,
ltd... London.
MINSTREL’S (A) sone; words by Paul
Enford, music by H. Stather; in C
minor. [26610
© Nov. 13, 19413 Nov. 14,
1911; E 270441; Alfred Oliver & co.,
London.
MIRAGE; paroles par Rosamund Mar-
riott Watson, musique di Cyril Scotr,
op. 70, no. 2, pour une voix avec acc.
de piano. [26611
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 14,1911;
E 270362; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
MIRANDA (LA) ; marche espagnole, par
Ernest Weiller, op. 287, pour orches-
tre, avee piano-conducteur. [26612
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 30,1911;
E 267966; Costallat et cie., Paris.
paroles de Pierre d’Amor,
musique de Ernest Weil'er, op. 287;
1. Chant. 2. Piano. [26613, 26614
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 e. each Nov. 15,
1911; E 270419; 270420; Costallat
et cie., Paris.
Mirror (THE) OF THE SEA; words by
W. H. Gardner, music by E. R. Kroe-
ger, op. 71, no. 1; medium in E.
[26615
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 =Nov. 15,
1911; E 271188; Gamble hinged
musie co., Chicago.
MISCHIEF; two-step, by Harold Gar
stin; piano. [26616
© Nov. 27, °1911-; 2''e. “Nov... 28,
1911; E 270745; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
MISERERE. See Verdi (G.)
Miss DUDELSACK; operetta in 38 acts,
by Fritz Grtinbaum and Heinz Rei-
chart, English ‘version by Grant
Stewart, music by Rudolph Nelson.
[26617
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 9, 1911;
EK 270283; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
—— selection motives from the oper-
etta, by Rudolph Nelson, arr. by Cari
F. Williams; orchestra and piano.
[26618
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269870; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
1542
}) (OR A ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
26639
MISSA PRO DEFUNCTIS; requiem, par
Abbé C. Boyer; ad 4 voces inzquales;
partition avec orgue. Selecta opera,
no. 26.) [26619
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22,
1911; EK 270618; L. J. Biton, St. Lau-
rent, France.
Mission sone; words by S. A. Gamble,
music by S. B. Gamble. [26620
ese 20, 19115; 2 c. Oct. 12,
1911; E 269495; David C. Cook pub.
co., Elgin, Ill.
MISSIONARY (THE) CALL; hymn, words
by E. G. W. Wesley, music by Frank
Hermans. [26621
© Och 31, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 269938: F. Hermans, Troy, N. Y.
MISSOURI; song, by . BH. K.
Schlaepfer. [26622
Get ce Nov. 11, 1911; BH 271332;
Emma Koch Schlaepfer, Leadville,
Col.
MIT MIR ALLEIN ; nheumelodische stiicke,
von Schultze-Biesantz, op. 23, no. 1;
music
violin and pf. Zweite reihe. Boston,
Arthur P. Schmidt. (Was meine
geige alles weiss, no. 1.) [26623
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 17, 1911;
EH 270522; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Braunschweig, Germany.
MoLE (THE) AND THE BUTTERFLY;
words by Hugh EK. Wright, music by
H. G. Pélissier. [26624
Nev, 21 1911-°2°¢. Nov. 21,
1911; E 270610; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
MoLity McGuire; words by A. Penning-
ton, music by Chas. J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26625
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269802; Albert Pennington, En-
derby, B. C., Canada.
MOMENT DE VALSE; yon Emil Sdodch-
- ting, op. 122, no. 2, ftir klavier.
[26626
OrAge 3.1911: 2 ¢. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 270087; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Madgeburg, Germany.
MON ANGE; caprice; par L. Musso;
piano. [26627
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270181; G. Schmid] & co., Leipzig.
_Mona; an opera in three acts, poem by
Brain Hooker, music by Horatio
Parker; yocal score. [26628
A Now.625,11911:/ 2,'¢. Nov. 27,
1911: D 19004; G. Schirmer, New
York.
——
MONACA M’ AGGIA FA; versi e musica
di L. Donadio. [26629
©) Oct. 25, 191> 2 ec: Oct. 27, 1911:
E 267922; Italian book co., New
York.
MONARCH (THE) OF THE WOODS; school
chorus, music by J. W. Cherry, arr.
by Frank H. Brackett. [26630
©, Now. 13, 1911+ 2c. Now 13,
1911; E 271048; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
MOND-WALZER; nach motiven der oper-
etten-idylle, Die post im walde, mu-
sik von August Léon. 1. Klavier. 2.
Salon-orchester. 8. Orchester.
[26631-26633
© Aug. 5, 1911; 2 ec. each Oct. 26,
1911; E 267901-267903; Fritz Schu-
berth, jr., Leipzig.
MONDNACHT; von Hugo Kaun, op. 88,
fiir streichorchester. Partitur und
stimmen. (Drei bagatellen, no. 2.)
[26634
© Aug. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 270823; Chr. Friedrich Vieweg,
g. m. b. h., Berlin, Gross-Lichter-
felde, Germany.
MoNEY; words and music by Blanche
Merrill. [26635 -
©:Oci* 25; 1911-2 e. Oct. 26, 1914:
EH 269190; Chas. K. Harris, New
York.
Moon FAIRY; words and music by A. EH.
Hehnrich.. arr. by. HB. Bauer. New
York, H. Bauer co. [26636
Cr Nove,: 20% A911 > 2 “es Nove. £1,
1911; E 271203; A. HE. Helmrich, New
York:
MOooNBEAM; words by Brighton Salis-
bury, music by Douglas Maclaren.
[26637
© Noy. 28, 1911; 2 « Nov. 28,
1911; E 270753; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London.
MOONLIGHT; reverie, by C. Welte;
piano. Philadelphia, Trio music co.
[26638
@ Noy. 4, 19141: 2 e. Nov. 3, 19it;
E 269380; Chas. Welte, Philadelphia.
——— two-part song, words by Fred. E.
Weatherly, music by Hilda Waller,
arr. by J. C. Macy; women’s voices.
(Octavo ed., no. 12177.) [26639
© Oct.,.25;, 1911: 2 e. Novs7 19;
E 269466; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
1545
20667—12——6
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt, B., Vv. 6
26640
MoonticHt (A) BARCAROLLE, by D.
Schooler; piano. [2664C
() Noy. 16, 1911- 2:e Nev. Ze
1911; E 271570; David Schooler,
Rochester, N. Y.
MOONLIGHT (THE) IN FLORENCE; by S.
Giovannoli; pf. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [26641
© Nov. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 16,
1911; EH 271144; Severino Giovan-
noli, Livingston, Tenn.
MOONLIGHT ON THE SNOW; march, by
M. W. Butler; piano. [26642
©. Ock. 20, 1911+ °2) ve. Och, 25.
1911; BE 269117;
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
MOONSHINE MIKE; words by R. R
Riley, music by D. E. La Bore.
[26643
© 1e. Oct. 31, 1911; E 269276;
D. Earle La Bore and R. Ross Riley,
Oberlin, Kans.
MOORISH SERENADE; by Le Roy Hartt
[pseud. of Charles Kunkel]; piano.
[26644
©e Nov. ‘9: 19h 2c. Nove 11;
1911; E 269986; Kunkel bros. music
eo., St. Louis.
en forme de
ed. by Ed-
(Recital
[26645
20,
ltd.,
MORCEAU DE CONCERT;
valse, by Alfred Hollins,
win H. Lemare; organ.
series, no. 42.)
© ANov...18) 1991: 2 @Now
1911; E 270542; Novello & co.,
London.
MoRNING AND YoU; words by Gunby
Hadath, music by Florence Aylward.
[26646
© Oct. 26, 4910: 2c. Oct. 2EA9H ;
EK 267915; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
SIORNING (THE) STARS SANG TOGETHER ;
words from the Bible, music by
Bruno Huhn; duet. 1. alto and bari-
tone. 2. sop. and ten. [26647
sae Noy: S191 > 2°e: son Get:
EH 269849 ; Arthur ies ee, Bos-
ton. ;
SiOSELWEINLIED; ged. von HE. Maul,
musik von Max Gulbins, op. 69, ftir
mannerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. (Drei lustige liedlein, no. 2.)
[26648
© Oct. 9,.1911 = 2 er" Octs 231911 :
E 267779; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
A. W. Perry & sons
MOST POPULAR CABINET ORGAN PIECES;
comp. and ed. by Edward J. Bieder-
mann... New York city, Hinds,
Noble & Eldredge, 1911. 128 p. 4to.
$0.75. [26649
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 13,
1911; A 300558; Hinds, Noble & EI-
dredge, New York.
Most POPULAR PLANTATION SONGS; Se-
lected and arranged by Gilbert Clif-
ford Noble . . New York city,
Hinds, Noble & Eldredge [1911] 2
p. 1., 108 p. 8vo. $0.50. [26650
© Nov. 10,°9911 = er nNoy.” 15.
1911; A 3800559; Hinds, Noble & EI-
dredge, New York.
Moskowski (Moritz); Feuillet @
album; par M. Moszkowski, op. 86,
no. 1, pour piano. [26651
© Nov. 2,.1911; 2 e. Nov. 29, 1911;
E 270764; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
—— Gavotte; par M. Moszkowski, op.
86, no. 2, pour piano. [26652
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 29, 1911;
E 270765; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Prélude et fugue; von M. Mosz-
kowski, op. 85, pour orchestre a
cordes. Partitur. (Edition Peters,
NO. sal2.) [26653
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 e Dee. 1, 1911;
E 270309; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
—— Spanish dances nos. 1 and 2; by
M. Moszkowski, arr. by Theo. M. To-
bani; solo and obligato violin, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts. [ 26654
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269623; Carl Fischer, New York.
—— Sunrise; words by Celia Thaxter,
music by Moszkowski, adapted by
KF. H. Brackett; soprano solo and
quartet. (Octavo glees and part
songs, no. 6197.) [26655
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269488; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
MOTETTE; musik von Max Reger, op.
110, no. 2; fiir fiinfstimmigen ge-
mischten chor; partitur und stim-
men, a cappella. (Geistliche ge-
singe, no. 2.) [26656
© Oct. 16, A9tts 2 se2 Noy. 17.
1911; E 270510; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
MorHer (THE) WHO LOVES YOU SO;
words by A. Moorhouse, music by
Julian Jordan. [26657
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1911;
E 271182; Anna M. Moorhouse, You-
kers; Julian Jordan, New York.
1544
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
MoTHER’s (A) PRAYER; by T. Barile;
pf. [26658
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 269440; S. Schenker, New York.
--— (Mutter’s gebet); words by S.
Smulewitz, music by Jacob L. Small,
arr. by H. A. Russotto. [26659
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 269452; Hebrew pub. co., New
York.
—— words and music by R. C. John.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26660
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 271187; Rosa Clisby John, Bir-
mingham, Ala.
Motor BOAT RAG; by Henry W. Gaul;
piano. [26661
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269884; Tropwen music co., New-
port, Ky.
_ Movin (LE) (Die miihle) (The mill) ;
) a selection,
valse, par F. Paul Frontini: piano.
[26662
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
EK 270629; Carisch & Jianichen,
Milan.
— tarantella, by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 235, no. 6; piano and violin.
[26663
© Nov. 13, 1911; 2 e._Nov. 13,
1911; E 271049; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Mount St. CHARLES; march, by F. V.
Vollert; piano. [26664
@ienov. 47, 1911: 2 ¢. Nov. 15.
1911; H 271128; F. V. Vollert, Helena.
Mont.
MousMé& (THE) (The maidsof Japan) ;
lancers, on melodies from the mu-
sical play, by Lionel Monckton &
Howard Talbot, arr. by H. M. Higgs;
4to. (Orchestral journal, no. 643.)
[26665
fey Noy. 21, 1911: 2c. Nov..22,
1911; E 270615; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
by Lionel Monckton
and Howard Talbot, arr. by Arthur
Wood; piano ace. (Orchestral se-
lections, no. 100.) [26664
1)*Noy.- 27,)-1911-: 2. e.~ Noy. 28
1911; I 270746; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
26674
MovusME (THE)—Continued.
music by Lionel Monckton
& Howard Talbot, arr. by H. M.
Higgs, orch. by Arthur Wood; (Or-
chestral selections, no. 100.) [26667
© Nov: 21, 191-2 en Nove, 22
1911; E 270616; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
valse, music by Lionel Monckton
and Howard Talbot, arr. by Carl
Kiefert. (Orchestral journal, no.
642.) [26668
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 28,
1911; E 270743; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
valse on melodies by Lionel
Monckton and Howard Talbot, arr.
by Carl Kiefert; piano. [26669
© Oct: 26, 1911-2. ¢. Oct. 27, 19
E 267916; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS); Deut-
scher tanz in B-dur; von W. A. Mo-
zart, arr. von Willy Burmester, fiir
violine mit klavierbegleitung. (Alte
weisen, no. 33.) [26670
©) Oct; 26, 191t: 2 ¢.. Nov, -14,
1911; E 270356; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Klassische violin-musik bertihmter
meister des 17. und 18. jahrhunderts,
bearbeitet von Gustav Jensen, fiir
violine und kiavier. Heft 27. An-
dante, minuette e rondo; von W. A.
Mozart. (Edition Schott, no. 4830,
c.) [266714
O-Ocer is: 190-2 J Now. 14
1911; E 270380; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
— heft 14. Adagio und Rondo;
von W. A. Mozart, bearbeitet von
Gustav Jensen, fiir violine und kla-
vier. (Edition Schott, no. 1830-0.)
[26672
CO: FANT? & Oct: 2850001
E 270157; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Music (THE) Box; by Mabel Madison
Watson; pf. (The children’s party,
1kOuee:,) [26673
© Nov 22: 1911.32 Ee Noy 22,
1911; E 271890; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
MUSIC EVERYWHERE; words by Lizzie
DeArmond, music by S. B. Stam-
baugh. (Jn choice melodies book 2,
no. 5.) [26674
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269638; Standard company pub-
lishers, Baltimore.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26675
pt. BE nes., v.'6
MUSICAL RAGTIME SAL; words by Mar-
tin Swanger, music by W. C. Powell.
[26675
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2c Nov. 2, 1911;
EK 269361; Church, Paxson & ©co.,
New York.
My AMERICAN GIRL; words by T. A.
Smith, music by Raymond Litzen-
berger. [26676
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 27, 1911;
H 269211; Thomas A. Smith, Ashley,
Pa.
MY AVIATION GiRL; lyric by Edward J.
Griffin, music by Henry B. Murtagh.
[26677
©: Nov. wld, wet 2 ea Novend a,
1911; EH 271116; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
My sapy LOovuIsE; words by Stanley
Murphy, music by Henry I. Mar-
shall, [arr. by E. 8. S. Huntington. ]
[26678
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
EK 269268; Joe Morris music ©co.,
New York.
My BILL FROM LOUISVILLE; words by
Bernard & Weston, music by T.
Snyder. [26679
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1911;
Hf 269186; Ted Snyder co., New York.
My BIRDIE GIRL; words and music by
M. S. Nichols. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [26680
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
Ee 269825; Mabel Seley Nichols, Chi-
cago.
My BomBay MAID; words by Florence
Reed, music by Malcolm Williams.
[26681
©! Nov. 727, 1911 2 en Nov... 21,
1911; E 271593; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York.
My COUNTERFEIT BILL; lyrics by An-
drew B. Sterling, music by H. Von
Tilzer. [26682
©) “Nove ol 19d 2 Fe Noyes 1,
1911; EH 269985; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub co., New York.
MY DEAR OLD SOUTHERN HOME; words
and music by M. L. Evans. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26683
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EF 269716; M. L. Evans, Ithaca, N. Y.
My DEAR OLD SOUTHLAND; words and
music by A. Hvans. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26684
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
BH 269656; Albert Evans, Nashville,
Tenn.
MY DREAM IS A GARDEN OF ROSES;
words and music by F. J. Bates.
[26685
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2c. Nov. 6, 1911;
x 7 ae I’. Jeanette Bates, Dexter,
MY DREAM LAND HOME; words by Mrs.
C. T. Miller, music by Henry Nord-
lin. [26686
© 1 ©. Oct, 27, 19i e769 207 -
C. T. Miller, St. Paul.
MY DREAMS ARE OF YOU ONLY; words
and music by W. G. Hanrahan.
[26687
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1911; E 269330;
oe Grant Hanrahan, Kansas City,
0.
MyY DREAMS OF YOU; words and music
by Grace Heller. Columbia, Pa., Co-
lumbia music co. [26688
© Nov. 22) 19tl ee Nov. 21.
1911; HE 271282; Ralph H. Beittel,
Columbia, Pa.
My FABLE; from Betsy, words by Will
Bb. Johnstone, music by Alexander
Johnstone. [26689
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 © Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269402; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
My FILIPINO BABY; written and com-
*posed by Frederick Day. [26690
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 270250; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
My GARDEN OF DREAMS; words by
Dora Greenwell, music by Seymour
Hillis. No. 2 in E flat. [26691
© Oct. 2, 191t Fier Gear. ttt
E 267926; Wickins & co., New York.
My HAREM QUEEN; words and music
by H. B. Dismond, arr. by Geo.
Battle. [26692
© 1 & Nov. 23) 49tte 21415:
Henry Binga Dismond, Washington.
My HEART WILL EVER SING A SONG IN
MEMORY OF YOU; words and music
by G. Calvin. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [26693
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
I) 269710; Grace Calvin, Manhattan,
Kans.
MyY HEART’S DESIRE; romance by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 246; piano.
[26694
© ‘Nov.. 27, fot ee Nov. Jin
1911; E 2715838; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
1546
| MOM
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
26714
My IgisH GIRL; words by Alfred
Bryan, music by H. Blanke-Belcher.
[26695
©) Oct, 25, 1911: 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911 ;
EK 269110; Jerome H. Remick & ¢o.,
New York.
My LADY DIxiE; by Dave Reed; vocal
orch. in FF. 4to. [26696
Gi ovoyv..15, 1911:.2 ¢. Nov. 14,
1911; EH 271091; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
My LITTLE BIRD; words by May Byron,
music by Johan Backer-Lunde, op.
ets TG) 2B), [26697
© Noy. 22, 1911: 2 ec. Nov. 23,
1911; E 271425; George H. Doran
co., New York.
My LITTLE SUGAR BABY; words and
music by George-HEvans. [26698
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1911;
EH 269969; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
My LITTLE SUNKISSED HYACINTH; duet
version, written by Herbert Shelley,
composed by Stephen Philpot.
[26699
@. Now, 21.) 1911: 2 « Nov: 21,
1911; HE 270604; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
My LITTLE SWEETHEART Mary; words
by Sam H. Speck, music by H. I.
Weweler. [26700
@pNoy. 27, 1911-2 ¢ Noy. 28,
1911; EH 271630; Herman I. Weweler,
Philadelphia.
MyY LITTLE WIGWAM; written and com-
posed by Walter Telbury. [26701
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1911;
EK 267876; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
My LOVE WAITS UNDER THE LEA; words
by L. Wyatt, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26702
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269718; Lara Wyatt, Chase City,
Va.
My LOvE’S AWA’; words by Kate C.
Davis, music by Alfred A. Obern-
dorfer, op. 3, no. 2; medium or low
voice. [26703
GaNove 25, 1911: 2 ec Nove, 27,
1911; E 271544; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
My LovING IRISH HOMESTEAD; words
by L. Wolff, music by Otto Berger.
[26704
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1911; E 271440;
Lesser Wolff, state prison, Waupun,
Wis.
a
My LUVE IS LIKE A RED RED ROSE; words
by Robert Burns, music by Johan
Backer-Lunde, op. 42, no. 1. [26705
©. Nov. 22), 191-2 es" Nov 23,
1911; E 271429; George H. Doran
eo., New York.
My MOTHER’S PRAYER; fantasia re-
ligioso, by L. M. Burns; piano.
[26706
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911:
EH 269118; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
MyY NAME IS FOOLISH ToMMY; words
and music by Eb. Murdock. [26707
© GNov.: tas) 1991: 2 °c) SNoy le
1911; EH 271204; Murdock bros.
Gardner, Mass.
My oOLD SCHOOL HOUSE; words and
music by A. G. Lantow. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26708
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269768; Alfred G. Lantow, Defi-
ance, Ohio.
MY OLD SWEETHEART; words and music
by W. J. Patterson. [26709
© Woy. 1S, 191 2 @. Nov. 24,
1911; E 271447; Will J. Patterson,
Cresco, Iowa.
My OLD TOWN; from Around the world,
by Manuel Klein, arr. by T. P. and
Geo. J. Trinkaus; mand. orch.
PACTALe
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
EH 269911; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
My ROSE; words by Gwendolen Paget,
music by Hubert Bath. [26711
© Oct. 26; 1914-5 2" ©. Oct. 27,
1911; EH 267917; Chappel! & co., Itd.,
London.
My RosiE GREENE; words and music
by G. A. Cooper, Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26712
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269804; G. A. Cooper, Morgan,
Colo.
MY SWEET COLLEEN; words by J. M.
Lewis, music by Joseph EK. Sharkey.
[267138
@Omee, Nov. 119i; We 2a:
John M. Lewis, New York.
My WINDOW LOOKS UNTO THE WEST;
words by P. J. O’REILLY, music by
Hubert Bath. [26714
© Oct. 30, 1911: 2 ¢. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 267994; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
1547
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26715
pt. ie HSS V.6
N’atu NAPULE ADDO STA; versi di A.
Mangione (Alman), musica di M
Landi, per canto e mandolino. 4te.
{26715
© Oct, 17,1911 = 27 Ociwal 1911
EH 270006; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
NACHTMUSIK (EINE) IN 4 SATZEN;
von Johannes Reichert, fur grosses
orchester. Partitur. | 26716
© Aug. 17, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 270098; C. EF. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
NAR VI ALLA HJALPAS AT; Sang och
musik af A. L. Skoog. 24mo. [26717
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 2, 1911;
HE 269372; A. L. Skoog, Minneapolis.
NATIONAL SONGS, HNGLISH, SCOTCH,
IRISH, AND WELSH; arr. as unace.
trios and quartets, by Arthur Somer-
vell, for male voices. obl. 24mo.
[26718
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 30, 1911;
EK 267945; Boosey & co., London.
Navy (THE); a toast, words by Fed-
den Tindall, music by G. D. Rawle;
bass or baritone voice. No. 2 in D.
[26719
©Septis 23.) 191k: Fe Nove) 3:
1911; E 270081; City music pub. co.,
Lichfield, England.
NAvy BOY; words and music by C.
Kempa. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [26720
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269821; Clemens Kempa, Milwau-
kee.
Navy sone; words by F. H. Dewey,
music by Joseph Ringelmann, rev.
by Chris Praetorius. [26721
© Oct. 30), 19195-2"c Nove © wit:
E 269951; Fred Holland Dewey, New
York.
Ncoprpo ’0 CUMMENTO; versi e€ musica
di L. Donadio. [ 26722
©) Oc 25. 19h 2a comOcky 277,
1911; E 267924; Italian book co.,
New York.
NE-0-KoMA; words and music by H. I.
Weweler. [26723
© UNoys 2) 191 2 Nove 16, ona
E 269540: Herman I. Weweler,
Philadelphia.
NEAPOLITAN BARCAROLLE; opening song
of the operetta In the clouds, by
Harold Gilman Buell; piano with
text. [26724
© Nova2; 19s 2c sNovew, tO;
E 269423; C. W. Thompson & co.
Boston.
NEAR AND DEAR; three step, by Con
Roat; orchestra. 4to. [26725
© Oct. 80, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 269255; Chas. E. Roat, music co.,
ltd., Battle Creek.
NEARER MY GoD TO THEE; words by
Sarah F. Adams, music by F. Drake
Carnell. [26726
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 27,
1911; E 270706; F. Drake Carnell,
London.
MECK AND NECK; galop by F. Sabathil,
op. 279; piano. [26727
© Oct. 24; doit eo ecm@ect. 25:
1911; E 267857; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
NELKE (Pink) ; by Heinrich Lichner,
op. 111, no. 8, edited and fingered by
S. Camillo Engel; piano. [26728
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2c. Noy. 4, 1911;
EH 270123; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York. :
NELSON-WALZER; nach motiven Nelson-
scher chansons, von Rudolph Nelson,
bearbeitet von Otto Lindemann, fiir
orchester mit harmonium, klavier
und violine obligato. [26729
© Nov. 25, 190i 2 ee Noy. 25,
1911; EK 270689; Harmonie-verlag,
Berlin.
NEVE (DAS) MADCHEN; walzer aus
dem gleichnamigen vaudeville, von
Richard Fronz, fiir piano zweihin-
dig. [26730
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 « Nov. 3,
1911; E 270102; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
NEVER MIND; words by B. Black, mu-
sic by Tom Spencer. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26731
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269844; Betty Black, Taylorville,
Pa.
—words by D. E. McKersie, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26732
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269843; D. BH. McKersie, Minneap-
olis.
NEVIN (ETHELBERT) Deux chants
sans paroles; from two songs by
Ethelbert Nevin, arr. by H. Arden;
piano. No.1. No. 2. [26733, 26734
© Noy. 1, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 4,
1911; BE 271294, 271295; G. Schirmer,
Boston.
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no..12, 1911
26752
NEw (THE) CREATION; polka, by Ches-
ter W. Smith; piano. [26735
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269610; Carl Fischer, New York.
NEW EVERY MORNING IS THE LOVE;
hymn-anthem, words by John Keble,
music by Edward W. Miller; mixed
voices. (Octavo church music, no.
34.) [26736
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267793; Anglo-Canadian music
pub. assn., itd., Toronto, Canada.
NiID-NoD; words by George Cooper, mu-
sic by E. R. Rinehart. [26737
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1911;
E 269998; Elizabeth Rodgers Rine-
hart, Stamford, Conn.
NiccER (A) TUNE; by Harry Farjeon,
op. 81; piano. (Tone pictures, book
4, no. 5.) [26738
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1911;
E 270298; Augener, ltd., London.
NicgHt (THE) HAS A THOUSAND EYES;
words by F. W. Bourdillon, music
by R. Huntington Woodman; three
part chorus of women’s. voices.
(Svo. choruses, no. 5628.) [26739
{C) Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 20,
1911; E 271255; G. Schirmer, New
York.
NieHt (A) IN May; vocal waltz,
words by Gertrude Knox Willis, mu-
sic by Alf. J. Silver; two-part cho-
rus for female voices. (Octave ed.
of choruses, no. 3513.) [26740
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 ec Nov. 15,
1911; E 270401; J. Fischer & bro..
New York.
NiegHt (THE) IS FAR SPENT; anthem,
words from the Bible, arr. by Fred-
eric York, music by Thos. Hewlett;
three part chorus, with organ ace.
4to. (Collection of part-songs and
choruses for women’s voices, no.
5619. ) [26741
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 28,1911;
E 269229: G. Schirmer, New York.
NicHt (THE) IS NIGH; words by
Charles K. Field, music by Antonio
De Grassi; medium voice. [26742
© Sept. 14, 1911; 2 e« Nov. 8,
1911; E 270131; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
NIGHT’S THE TIME FOR LOVING; words
by Marie Wardall, music by Muriel
J. Pollock. [26743
@ Nov. 10, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 10,
1911; E 269975: Shapiro music pub.
eo., New York.
NIGHT SONG; by Herbert J. Wright-
son; organ. [26744
© Nov. 13, 1911; 2 e@ Nov. 15,
1911; E 271122; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
(Chant du soir); words and mu-
sic by Florence Newell Barbour,
French translation by Paul Laurent.
[26748
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 e Nov. 7, 1911:
E 269611; Carl Fischer, New York.
words by William H. Gardner,
music by William H. Pontius; me-
dium in D flat. [26746
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 «& Nov. 15,
1911; E 271139; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
NIGHT-TIME’S THE RIGHT TIME; from
Let George do it, words by Joe
Goodwin, music by Geo. W. Meyer.
[26747
© Nov. *24.- 1911-2 -e: Nove. 2&
1911; E 271455; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York.
NIGHTFALL; words by S. A. Barnes,
music by Len Fleming. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26748
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269793: S. Alice Barnes, Bruce-
ton Mills, W. Va. =
NIGHTINGALE (THE) AND THE ROSE;
cantata, words by Ethel Watts
Grant, music by Henry Hadley, op.
54; four-part chorus of women’s
voices with sop. solo and piano ace.
Ato. [26749
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 269378; G. Schirmer, New York.
NINETY (THE) AND NINE; Sacred song,
words by Elizabeth G. Clephane,
musie by Frederick Stevenson, op.
54; low voice in C. [26756
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269832; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
NINY TIRABUSCIO; canzonetta, versi
di Aniello Califano, musica di S.
Gambardella. [26751
LOE 326,07 1914-72 \e> Now 17,
1911; E 270494; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
NO MATTER WHERE THE EVENING SHAD-
OWS FALL; words by C. A. Telfer,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26752
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 271189; C. A. Telfer, St. Ignace,
Mich.
1549
I 2 EEE et SRE ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26753
pt. In, N.S. ve 6
No ONE SEEMED TO KNOW BUT FATHER;
words and music by G. Powell.
[26753
© 1e¢. Nov. 28, 1911; E 271623;
Gaynor Powell, Yonkers, N. Y.
NOCTURNE-PASTORELLO; by Mrs. A. M.
Virgil, op. 36, no. 5; piano. [26754
an) Nov. (22, 19nl- 2c INowen22.
1911; EH 271351; Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
New York.
MOLLIE DARLING; words and music by
K.. Haberer. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [26755
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
KH 269814; Emil Haberer, Evansville,
Ind.
NONETT; von Nicolai von Wilm, op.
150, fiir 4 violinen, 2 bratschen, 2
violoncellen und contrabass. Stim-
. men. [26756
©) Auge. -19, 1911+-2 © Oct. 21,
1911; E 267932; Albert Schwieck,
Leipzig.
NoORDISCHE BALLADE; von Christiam
Sending, op. 105, fiir violoncello mit
pianofortebegleitung. [26757
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
EK 270808; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
NortH DAKOTA NATIONAL GUARDS; by
D. W. Clark, arr. by Marguerite Van
Praag; piano. [26758
© ke: Noy. 24, 1912: 2) 2m472;;
D. W. Clark, Valley City, N. D.
NORTHERN DANCE (Nordischer tanz) ;
by F. Sabathil; piano. [26759
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 25, 1911;
Ei 267856; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
NORVEGIENNE; par Jacques Durand,
arr, par H. Mouton pour 1** violons.
Ato. [26760
©} 'Nov..125,, 291 2 1 Nov. 227,
1911; EK 270786; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
NORWEGIAN SUITE (Hn Norvége); by
Arthur Coquard, arr. by Dan God-
frey; full military band. (Army
journal, no. 380. ) [26761
© Nov. 16;:-1914 5) 2) ce. Noy.) 47,
1911; E 270519; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
NOSTALGIA; romanza, versi di Luigi
_ Orsini, musica di Lamberto Pava-
nelli; soprano o tenore. [26762
© Nov: 22.1901 2 yee Nog. 23,
1911; E 270659; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
a LS
NOSTALGIE; words by Paul Verlaine,
Hnglish version by Ernest Dowson,
musie by 8. C. Colburn, op. 6, no. 1.
[26763
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 271173; G. Schirmer, Boston.
Not LIKE MOTHER’S; words by P. Pat-
terson, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [26764
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269660; Pearle Patterson, Fre-
mont, Neb.
Not MucH I Ask; words by Edward
Storer, music by Hileen Quayle, in D
flat, E flat, and F. [26765
© Oct. 30, 1914: 2 ec Oeks1, 1911 «
E 270000; J. B. Cramer & co., Iitd.,
London.
NOTENBEILAGE ZUR WEIHNACHTSLITUR-
Giz; von T. Hartwig, mit original-
beitrigen von Fritz Reuter. Ato.
Milwaukee, Wm. A. Kaun music co.
[26766
2 © Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Noy. 13, 1911;
E 271009; Theo. Hartwig, Naugart,
Wis.
NOTHING TO DO UNTIL TO-MORROW;
words by Jack Drislane, music by
Geo. W. Meyer. [26767
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269915; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York.
Now I tay ME; lullaby, words and mu-
sic by N. M. Petrie. — [26768
© Nov. 18) 191-327 ce. Now. 22,
1911; E 271331; Nora Moeller Petrie,
Chicago.
NUIT EYOILEE; romance, petite piéce de-
seriptive, par Paul Saegel, pour
piano. (Le début du piano, cin-
quiéme série, A la campagne, no. 50.)
[26769
© Oct. 29, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
HE 270229; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
O, BE JOYFUL IN THE LorD (Jubilate
deo); music by August C. Hly;
mixed voices. [26770
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 269448; A. C. Ely, New York.
O BELLE NUIT. See Offenbach (J.)
OQ BLESSED SAVIOUR MINE; hymn-an-
them, words by J. S. B. Monsell, mu-
sic by Alfred Wooler; alto solo or
altos in unison. (Octavo ed., sacred
series, no. 1204.) [26771
© Nov. 22, 1911 5 °2. ey Now. 24;
1911: E 271482; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
1550
De Ce eee Le ME
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1911
26789
O COME, ALL YE FAITHFUL (Adeste
fideles) ; three part anthem, arr. by
H. Seymour; women’s voices. (Oc-
tavo women’s voices, no. 71.)
[26772
i Nov. 24, 1911: 2 ec. Nov. 27,
1911; H 271539; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
O COME, REDEEMER OF MANKIND; an-
them for Christmas, words from the
Scriptures and part of a hymn no.
55, music by Arthur W. Marchant.
(Novello’s octavo anthems, no.
1007.) [26773
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 270013; Novello & co., 1td., London.
O’ER ALL THE HILL TOPS. See Wan-
derer’s night, song.
O HOLY NIGHT; Christmas song, sacred
part song, English words by John S.
Dwight, music by Adolphe Adam,
arr. by A. H. Ryder; women’s voices.
(Octavo ed., no. 12225.) [26774
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269923; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
O LILY OF THE VALLEY; lyric by Wil-
liam H. Gardner, music by Jessie
Mae Jewitt. [26775
Now ie 1911: 2 ¢ Noy. 22,
1911; E 271363; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM; a
Christmas carol, words by Phillips
Brooks, music by M. L. Baird. Oak
Pang Ul. M. L. Baird. [26776
© Nov. 9, 1911: 2 c. Nov. 18, 1911:
EH 271012; Mattie Leon Baird, Chi-
cago.
words by Phillips Brooks, music
by W. A. Post. [26777
©) Nov. 18, 1911: 2 ec -Nov.. 23,
1911; E 271409; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville, Tenn.
O MON CHER PASSE; mélodie napoli-
taine, par G. Boninecontro, pour or-
chestre, avec piano-conducteur. 4to.
[26778
(OMNoy: 18; 1911: 2 ¢ Now. 27,
1911; E 270721; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice.
’?O NOMME SUIO; versi di R. Galdieri
(Rambaldo), musica di E. Mardella.
[26779
@rOek 26. 1911 +2. 16 Nove ‘17,
1911; E 270495; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
O PERFECT LOVE; wedding hymn, words
by Mrs. R. Gurney, music by A. BE.
Floyd; soprano voices. 4to.
(Church choir library, no. 123.)
[26780
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 23, 1911:
HK} 267788; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
’O RITORNO D’E FERITI A TRIPOLI; pa-
role di V. De Falco, musica di V.
Marino. [26781
© Nov. 10; 1911) 2ver Nov? 44,
1911; E 270299; Italian book co.,
New York.
O SALUTARIS; song, music by Modeste
Paul Champoux; bass voice. [26782
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 2694380; Modeste Paul Champoux,
Syracuse.
O THAT ORIENTAL RAG; words and music
by Aubrey Stauffer and Ernie Erd-
man. [26783
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 13, 1911;
EK 271014; Aubrey Stauffer & co.,
Chicago.
O THOU THAT HEAREST; anthem, arr.
by F. H. Brackett. (Octavo church
music, no. 10148.) [26784
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
Hi 269485; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
O, TRESA, WON’T YOU BIPLANE WITH
ME; words and music by C. L. Bo-
bilya. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [26785
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
Hf 269758; Clarence L. Bobilya, Mon-
roeville, Ind.
°O Tuocco; versi di Ferd. Russo, mu-
sica di Enrico Cannio. [26786
@ Aug. 23,:1914. +2: ¢: Oct. 7 19112
EK 267298; Polyphon - musikwerke
a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
’O vino; versi di Rambaldo (Rocco
Galdieri), musica di F. Buongio-
vanni, [26787
@OmOce 62619013 2 vesNoyv. ae
1911; E 270496; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
O WEARY YEARS; words by Eva Ames,
music by Florence Gilbert. [26788
© ec Nove 1h 19th 2G
Gilbert & Gilbert, Bomoseen, Vt.
OaTH (THE) OF LOVE; words and mu-
sic by C. Wirth. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26789
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269650; Chas. Wirth, Los Angeles.
1551
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26790
pt. tay ns.) vi 6 |
OpbDITIES; music by J. L. Gray; piano.
[26790
© 1°) Oct. 27, 1919 Hy 269206:
John L. Gray, Chicago.
OSTERREICHISCHES VOLKSLIED >; ged.
und musik von A. Blichse, op. 154;
miinnerchore. 4to. [26791
© Oct. 415 1910.2 ce Oct, 241911):
HH 271073; A. Btichse, Philadelphia.
OFFENBACH (JACQUES). Barcarolle,
by J. Offenbach, transcribed by Alf.
J. Silver; organ. Obl. 8vo. [26792
© Nov. 13, 1911; 2 e@ Nov. 15,
1911; E 270399; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
—— O belle nuit, barcarole from Con-
tes d’ Hoffmann by J. Offenbach, arr.
by Alfred Roth; solo and obligato
violin arr. by Chas. J. Roberts.
[26793
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 c Nov. 7, 1911;
H} 269612; Carl Fischer, New York.
OFFER UNTO GOD THANKSGIVING; words
from the Psalms, music by Charles
H. Wheeler. (Summy’s octavo edi-
tions, sacred series, no. 198.)
[26794
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c Nov. 2, 1911;
EK 270050; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
OFFICE (THE) OF THE HOLY COMMUN-
ION ; a Short and easy setting in the
key of G, by Herbert G. Loveday;
mixed voices. 4to. (Church music
review, no. 299.) [26795
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 270065; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
for parochial and general use, mu-
sic by T. EH. Whitehouse; in F.
[26796
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ¢ Nov. 14,
1911; H 270442; Alfred Oliver & co.,
London.
Orr’ I LISTENED AND BELIEVED YOU;
words by Lizzie H. Taylor, music by
Oliver N. Hudson. [26797
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2c. Oct. 31, 1911;
Hi 269808; Lizzie H. Taylor, Tren-
tomyniNe.d.
OH BREATHE NOT HIS NAME; poem by
Tom Moore, music by J. C. H. Beau-
mont. No. 2 in E flat. [26798
© Oct..24, 1911; 2 «. Oct. 25, 1911;
FE 267873; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
CH DEAR! LITTLE JAPPY GIRLS; from The
mousmeé, words by Percy Greenbank,
music by Lionel Monckton. [26799
© Nov. 27, 1900) 2 te, Noy. 28,
1911; E} 270747; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
OH GET iT, NooDY, PLEASE; words and
music by A. Turner. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26800
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269728; Alfred Turner, New Or
leans.
OH, IT’S A GAME; words and music by
R. P. Weston. [26801
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 2, 1911;
H 270054; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
OH JUST BECAUSE; words by L. Leier-
zapt, music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26802
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269695; Louis Leierzapf, Pitts-
burgh.
Ou LONA MY PRETTY INDIAN MAID;
words by Mrs. N. S. Monroe, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26803
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8. 1911;
E 269669; Mrs. N. S. Monroe, Avr-
thur, Il.
Ou, Miss Dicky, YOU’RE SO SPICEY YOU
MAKE A HIT WITH ME; words by
A, A. Cox, muise by Ferd EH. Mie-
risch. New York, Gotham-Attucks
music ¢o. [26804
© Oct. 80, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 31, 1911:
E 269388; Amy Alice Cox, Pana, Ili.
OH RAPTURE, OH BLISS; words and mu-
sic by C. A. Bradley. [26805
©1e. Oct. 30, 1911; E 269262; C.
A. Bradley, Chicago.
OH, Romeo; from The three Romeos
lyric by R. H. Burnside, music by
Raymond Hubbell. [26806
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK} 2695388; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
OH SHE WAS SO LOVELY; words by J.
S. Falk, music by M. C. Hansen.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26807
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
HE 269677; Jacob S. Falk, New York.
1552
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
26827
OH, TEST MY LOVE-ROSE HUED; words
' by B. Hagopian, music by Tom Speu-
cer. [26808
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2c. Nov 8, 1911;
E 269701; Bedros Hagopian, Troy.
ee
OH, WHO LIKE THEE, SO CALM, SO
BRIGHT; hymn anthem, words by
A. C. Coxe, music by W. G Ham-
mond, mixed voices. 4to. [26809
Ger 27, 1911- 2 c. Oct. 27, 1911;
EH 269214; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
OH WHY ARE YOU SAD TO-NIGHT; words
by M. Burford, music by John Mar
tin. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [26816
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269773; Marie Burford, Birming-
ham, Ala.
OH, YOU BIRDMEN; words and music
by G. H. Hellmann. [2681 1
wsept- 30, 1911-1 c. Oct. $1,
1911; 1 e@ Nov. 16,1911; E 270446;
G. H. Hellmann, San Francisco.
QH YOU DRUMMER; two step, by J. Leu-
brie Hill; pf. [26812
@ Nev 10) A911: 2 e-. Nov. 10,
1911; E 269945; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
Oz Rosa; versi di V. Stoppelli, musica
di G. HE. Pennino; canto e mandolino.
(Piedigrotta 1911, no. 537.) [26813
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
H 270278; Raffaele Izzo, music pub-
lisher, Naples.
OKTOBERLIED; ged. von Theodor Storm,
musik von Christian Sinding, op.
108, fiir minnerchor a cappella. Par-
titur. 4to. (Vier lieder, no. 1.)
[26814
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 270813; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
OLAF Trycvason. See Grieg (HE. H.)
OLD ADM’RAL BENBOW; words by Fran-
cis Barron, music by Reginald Som-
erville. No. 1in F. No.2 in G. No.
3 in B flat. [26815-26817
- © Nov. 15, 1911: 2 ec each Nov.
16, 1911; E 270470-270472; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., Lon-
don.
| OLD AND NEW; action song for girls,
words and music by Clementine
Ward. [26818
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c Nov. 3, 1911:
E 270046; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London.
OLD-FASHIONED (THE) BONNET; words
by Edgar A. Guest, music by Ger-
trude Le Bas. No. 113489. [26819
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267958; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
OLD (THE) GAVOTTE; two-part song,
from Mignon, words by Clifton Bing-
ham, music by Ambroise Thomas, ed.
by Richard D. Metcalfe. Svo.
(Two-part songs, no. 88.) [26820
©) Nov. 13; 1910-527" Now. 145
1911; E 270342; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
OLD (THE) LOVE IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR
ME; words and music by J. W. Al-
den. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [26821
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269738 ; John W. Alden, Milibrook,
Mass.
OLD MISSION BELLS; words and musie
by Lulu Maye Lockwood. [ 26822
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 269259; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
OLD (THE) OAKEN BUCKET. See Hart-
ley (Harry)
OLD Sanpy McApoo; words and music
by J. R. Henderson. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26823
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce Nov. 8, 1911:
EK 269789; J. R. Henderson, Magda-
lena, Sonora, Mexico.
OLD SET; song, from Betsey abroad, bv
J. A. Warner;, piano acec.; music
only. [26824
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1911; E 269576:
John A. Warner, Rochester, N. Y.
OLD (AN) SONG ENDED; words by D. G.
Rossetti, music by Cyril Seott. No.
Ayer the [26825
© Oet. 20; 19115. 24 & sOche Qt:
Otel By 267758e) Mikin & vcos, ltl
London.
OLD-TIME DANCE; by James H. Rogers;
piano. (Five little tone-pictures, no.
2) [26826
© Nov. 25, 191d = *2- ¢) Nov. 27,
1911; EH 271526; G. Schirmer, New
York.
OLD WOMAN’S sone; from Hans
Danske, words by Laura C. Geddes,
music by M. C. Blanchard, arr. by
C. Bayer. [26827
© Nove 925) 1910-2 ea Nove eae
1911; H 271486; Marie C. Blanchard,
Us:
15953
SNM SRM a Oe Nua eae Se le re
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26828
pt. TS VG
OLE MI TIERRA; fantaisie andalouse de
concert, par Joaquin Cassad6; vio
loncelle et piano. [268258
© | Now. 25,7191 2 °ey Nov 27.
1911; E 270720; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
OLiveR; from Little boy blue, lyric by
Edward A. Paulton, music by Henri
Berény. [26829
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 18,
1911; EH 271280; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
ON A CHRISTMAS MORNING; by L. Cur-
rie; piano. [26830
© 2 ec. Oct. 6, 1911; E 269266;
Lillian Currie, New York.
ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT; words by
M. F. Gipson, music by Chas. Scott.
[26831
©mOck sing Olds” 2) ee Oct. oi,
1911; E 269311; M. F. Gipson, Stam-
ford, N. Y.
CN OUR HONEYMOON; waltzes, by Hd-
mund Braham, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; full band. 4to. [268382
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911.
E 269613; Carl Fischer, New York.
On San Franecrsco Bay; words by
Vincent Bryan and Gertrude Hoff-
mann, arr. by Walter L. Rosenberg ;
female voices. Ato. (Excellent
quartette arrangements on popular
publications, no. 546.) [26833
© Nov. 13. 9tis 2 ve. Nov. 14,
1911; E 271092; M. Witmark & sons.
New York.
ON SE PREND, ON SE QUITTE; valse¢
d’aprés les motifs de Jlopérette
L’amour libre, de Rodolphe Berger,
pour piano. [26834
© Nov. 18.) (Odd 2 ex Nowe 27.
1911; E 270723; L. Digoudé-Diodet,
Paris.
On SunpAy; words by Lilian Scott,
musie by Katharine Barry. [26835
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
BE 270267; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
ON THE LAWN; by W. Lewis, op. 407,
no. 5; piano. [26836
© Noy. 18, 1911; 2 ¢c. Nov. 18,
1911; E 271050; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ON THE PATH THAT LEADS TO HOME AND
you; ballad, waltz refrain, music by
B. Cowan. [26837
© Nov. 43; Nott 2 oe Now.) 29;
1911; E 271487; Benjamin Cowan,
Wes:
ON THE ROAD THAT LEADS TO You; from
The maid and the monarch, by Dan.
J. Sullivan; hotel orch. 4to. [26838
© Nov. 18,0. 1911-79" eo Wow. 14,
1911; EK 271093; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
ON THE SANDS OF THE SHORE; words
by Harry Staunton, music by Henry
i. Pether; bass or baritone voice.
[26839
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1911;
EK 270032; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
i; ON THE TENNESSEE; words and music
by EK. A. Johnson. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [26840
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269699; Edith A. Johnson, Trun-
dles Cross Roads, Tenn.
ON To vicrory; words by Lizzie De
Armond, musie by H. W. Porter.
[26841
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269634; Standard company pub-
lishers, Baltimore.
ONCHAN SCHOTTISCHE; prize dance in-
vented by T. Almond, music by
Clement Harris; piano. [26842
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1911;
HH 270251; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
ONE WORD FROM you; duo, from The
enchantress, lyric by Harry OB.
Smith, music by Victor Herbert.
[26848
©) Nov. 9). 101 ie ao. 10;
1911; E 269970; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
ONLY A BUNCH OF ROSES; words by N.
Viste, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [ 26844
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269662; Nick Viste, Sawyer, Wis.
ONLY ONE DEAR; words by James
Stacey, music by R. Brouillet.
[26845
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 « Nov. 24,
1911: E 271605; Ray Brouillet and
C. Deasy, San Francisco.
ONLY (THE) TUNE THE BAND COULD
PLAY WAS AULD LANG SYNE; by Al
Hayes. 1. Orchestra. 2. Band.
[ 26846, 26847
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. each Nov. 24,
1911; BH 271451, 271452; Fillmore
brothers co., Cincinnati.
Bo ee a, nea A
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
26873
ONNOLEE; words and music by G. W. | OuR FREE AND JOYOUS SONG; words by
Keinz. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [26848
© Oct. 30, 1911: 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269818; G. W. Keinz, Rome, N. Y.
OPERATIC MINGLE; arr. by HE. W. Berry;
military band. 4to. [26849
nov. 22, 1911: 2 ec. Nov. 24,
1911; HE 271495; Geo. Southwell,
Kansas City, Mo.
ORGANIST’S (THE) JOURNAL; a series
of pieces for the organ, selected and
arr. from the works of the classical
and modern masters, ed. by Wm. EH.
Ashmall; v. 17, pts. 1-7. Arling-
ton, N. J.. Wm. E. Ashmall & co.
[26850-26856
© Feb. 1, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 18,
1911; HE 271221-271227; Wm. H. Ash-
mall, Arlington, N. J.
ORIENTAL MAIDENS; two-step _ inter-
mezzo, by Roy H. King; piano.
[26857
Ow Now ot 1911 >°2 e. Nov. 22,
1911; EH 271864; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
ORIOLE GRAND MARCH; by J. Owen
Long; piano. [26858
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 25, 1911;
EH 269119; A. W. Perry & sons’ mu-
sic co., Sedalia, Mo.
OSTRICH TROT; dance of the desert, by
W. Wolff; piano. [ 26859
@ 1c Oc. 30, 1911; EH 269244;
Walter Wolff, San Francisco.
OUR BELOVED PARENTS; words by A. W.
Watson, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [26860
© Ort. 16) 1911: 2c: Nov: 8) 1911;
E 269731; Alice Wood Watson, Hun-
tington Park, Cal.
OUR COUNTRY AND OUR KING; patriotic
song, words by J. Balfour Allan,
music by Tito Mattei. [26861
CeNove li, 1911°-2 ¢. Nove 18,
1911; EH 270528; J. B. Cramer & co.,
Itd., London.
OUR COUNTRY’S GAME; words and mu-
sic by D. L. Clarke. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26862
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
H} 269667; D. L. Clarke, Lincoln,
Neb.
OUR EMBLEM; words and music by
H. M. Rice. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [268638
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269810; H. M. Rice, Manchester,
Conn.
J. H. Fargo, music by H. W. Porter.
(In choice melodies, book 2, no. 7.)
[26864
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269639; Standard company pub-
lishers, Baltimore.
OUR GIRLIES; waltz, by Theo. M. To-
bani, op. 514; piano. [26865
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c& Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269614; Carl Fischer, New York.
Our GOD IS MARCHING ON; words by
Fred L. Hosmer, music by John D.
Creswell. [26866
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov: 20; 1911'-
E 271250; Lorenz pub. Co., Dayton.
O.
OUR JOLLY WOMEN; march and two-
step, by W. L. Needham; piano.
[26864
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911:
E 269260; Needham music house, St.
Louis.
OUR LAND OF DREAMS; words and music
by Jack Thompson. [26868
Or Nove 135 1914> 2 epiNew 14,
1911; E 270348; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
OUR LITTLE COLLEEN BABBY, 0H; words
by Mrs. J. F. McCarroll, music by Ar-
thur A. Penn. [ 26869.
@) June 15,1910; 4. e: Oct: 12;
1 ase Oct. 26, 19k? By 2oT9s4
Mrs. J. F. McCarroll, Hammond, La.
OUR NATION’S FLAG; words by J. F.
Conkling, music by Raymond A.
Browns. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [26870
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269680; Jobn F. Conkling, Haw-
ley, Pa.
OUR OLD NURSERY RHYMES; original
tunes harmonized by Alfred Moffat.
[26871
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 10, 1911;
E 270530; Augener, ltd., London.
Our SAVIOUR’S BIRTH; anthem for
Christmas, words by John M. Morse,
music by Philo Adams Otis; mixed
voices. (Octayo editions sacred se-
ries, no. 1199.) [26872
@) Noy, 41, 1911: -2 cy Novos:
1911; E 271007; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
OUR STARRY FLAG; words and music by
A Beirly. [26873
© Oct. 21, 1910 y2'e) Oct. 27a Orr
E 269212; Alfred Beirly, Chicago.
1555
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26874
pt. Tue ae Sev oG
OUT IN OKLAHOMA; words and music
by Stephen Shannon. [26874
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
H 269512; John W. Williams, Davis,
Ok1.
OvGACEK ; pochod na moSnovu pisnitku,
slozil Aug. Schranil ; harmoniemusik.
obl. 24mo. [26875
© Aug: CalOili2 ceOer 21s 190i:
KE 267754; Mojmir Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
OVER HILL AND DALE; by Mrs. A. M.
Virgil, op. 86, no. 3; piano. [26876
© Nove 22, 1912 ee PNow 22)
191TH 2 so2ss Mrs, ALM. Virgil!
New York.
OVER THE RIVER; Selections, by John L.
Golden, arr. by A. C. Manning;
piano. [26877
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 25,
19115 HW 246- TB. Harms &
Francis, Day & Hunter, New York.
OVERTURE TO THE WRECKERS; opera in
3 acts, by E. Smyth; full score.
[26875
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EH 270180; Ethel Smyth, London.
Ow. (THE); words by Alfred Lord
Tennyson, music by Johan Backer-
Lunde, op. 42, no. 2. [26879
©) Nove 22) 19-2 ce Nove 25.
1911; E 271427; George H. Doran
co., New York.
PALESTRA; Sammlung von solositicken,
solosonaten, solosuiten und konzert-
Sitzen, arr. in progressiver reihen-
folge . . . revidiert und bezeichnet
vou Ernst Heim, fiir violine und
piano. Serie 1, 38a. (Edition
Schott, 1693a) [26880
©) Oct. 191s 2 exOct.28, dOnt:
EH 270164; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
PALOMA (LA); Spanish serenade, by
Chevalier de Yradier, arr. by S. K.
Wright; orchestra with piano acc.,
and solo and obligato violin part.
[26881
© Octed1,1919 - <2 eGNov. (e191:
E 269600; Carl Fischer, New York.
PAN; poem by Elizabeth Barrett
Browning, music by David Stanley
Smith, op. 32; three-part chorus for
women’s voices and sop. solo with
oboe obl. and piano. 4to. (G. S.
8vo. choruses, no. 5631.) [26882
© “Nov. 1; 191i: 2 eNews 224910 :
EH 2693880; G. Schirmer, New York.
PANAMA; words by H. Y. Drake, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26883
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 e Nov. 8,1911:
HE} 269757; Edwin Y. Drake, Buffalo.
PANAMA (THE) CANAL: words and
music by A. Clementson. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [26884
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 e Nov. 8, 1911:
E 269709; Arvid Clementson, San
Francisco.
FANAMA (THE) PACIFIC RAG; words
by Willie Weston, music by Mike
Bernard. ; [26885
©. Nov. 15,191 She Now. - 18:
jAGTL SY Eg2is2eer Chas. K. Harris,
New York.
PAOLA-LA-TORERA; Ouverture espag-
nole, par Gustave Michiels; piano.
[26886
© Nov." 12, 1010S eer Nov. 23,
1911; E 270667; Aug. Cranz, Leip-
Zig.
PAPIOL; dal Re Orso, di Arrigo Boito,
ritratto per orchestra di A. Ricci
Signorini; riduzione per pianoforte
dell’ autore. [26887
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 17, 1911;
EK 270484; Carisch & J&nichen,
Milan.
PARADE OF THE TIN SOLDIERS (Die pa-
rade der zinnsoldaten); by Léon
Jessel; op. 123; piano. [26888
© Nov. 38, 1911; 2 «. Nov. 4, 1911;
Hi 270124; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
PARADISE; words and music by EH. B.
Gustin. [26889
© 1 ey Nov. 13.519is 271299
Emma Bartlett Gustin, Detroit.
PARADISI (PIETRO DoMENICO) ‘Toc-
eata; by P. D. Paradisi, revised
and fingered by Allen Spencer;
piano. [26890
© Nov. 24; 19-102 sexo 27,
1911; E 270694; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
Paris; from Modest Suzanne, lyric py
Robert B. Smith, musie by Jean
Gilbert. [26891
©. Nov. 20,, 199132 Ganev. 21,
1911; E 270596; Jos. W. Stern & co..
New York.
1556
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
26912
PARISIAN (A) TEMPTATION; a musical
cocktail in one act, by L. Stevens.
[26892
rive. Noy. 22,1911; D 19002;
Leo Stevens, New York.
PARNOSOH; words and music by Hy-
man Altman, arr. by A. Perlmutter
[26893
© Oc: 25, 1911: 2c. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 269441 ; S. Schenker, New York.
PARTHENIA; barcarolle de salon, by
James Hill; piano. [26894
Go noy, 13. 1911: 2 c Noy. 14,
1911; EH 270448; Alfred Oliver & co.,
London.
PAS ENCORE; valse Boston, par Osvald
Brunetti; piano. [26895
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
HK 270630; Carisch & Jiinichen, Mi-
E 267967; Costallat et cie., Paris.
PAULIN’, PAULIN’, WO DENKST DU DENN
NUR HIN; lied, aus der operette,
Der minenkonig, text von Gustav
Beer und Ernst Marischka, musik
von Robert Stolz, op. 76, no. 4.
[26897
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 22, 1911;
EK 270649;
Vienna.
PAVANE; par A. d Ambrosio; pour
quintette a cordes avec piano con-
ducteur. 4to. [26898
mio, 181911: 2 ©. Nov.,. 20,
1911; H 270560; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
PAVILLON (DER) AUS PORZELLAN; ged.
aus dem chinesischen von Li-Tai-Po,
ubertragen ins deutsche von Hans
Bethge, musik von Anna Hegeler, op.
2. (Vier lieder, no. 1.) [26899
©) Oct. 21, 1911.° 2 ce: Nov. 1, 1914;
E 270037; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
PEARL FEATHER WALTZ; by J. Cooper;
piano. [26900
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911:
HE} 269120; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
PEARL (THE) OF IBERIA; Spanish waltz
intermezzo, by J. Helmesberger, arr.
by Geos, 'T: orchestra.
Ato. [26901
©) Oct: 25, 1911 > 2 ec: Oct. 30, 1914 ;
KE 269252; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton.
Adolphe Robitschek,
Matthews;
1
I) SDRC eR ee ore ul eR 8
lan.
PASSION OF OUR LorD. See Bach (J.S8.)
PASTORALE; par Edouard Mathé, pour
orchestre, avee piano - conducteur.
4to. [26896
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
i)
PEARLY SHOWER; mazurka brillante,
by ©. Bohm, rev. and fingered by
Thomas 4 Becket; piano. [26902
© Nov.) 20), 19a 27 ebNow. UE,
Et: HY 271822>" Hatch) muses cas
Philadelphia.
PECHEUSE DE CREVETTES; chceeur A
deux voix égales, paroles de Mme.
Rolland, musique de <A. Drouin.
Chant seul. 4to. [26908
©), Sept. 29; 191: .2) Novae:
1911; EK 270234; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
PEDROS APSCHIED VON DEN BERGEN; aus
Tiefland, ged. von Rudolph Lothar,
musikdrama Eugen d’Albert. [26904
QrOckt2. 19iilio. Dc. Novesiae
1911; E 270515; Ed. Bote & G. Boeck,
Berlin.
PEERLESS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC piano
and organ course. Section 7, 8.
2Y. [26905, 26906
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ec: each Oct.
27, 1911; EH 299653, 299654; Marcus
L. Quinn, Chicago.
Precey ; gems from the musical play, by
Leslie Stuart, arr. by S. Deshon; or-
chestra. 4to. [26907
© Oct 26. 1911-2 ce. Oct, 27, 1911:
E 267913; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
PELLEAS ET MELISANDE; drame lyrique
par Claude Debussy, fantaisie arr.
par Léon Roques pour piano 4 2
mains. [26908
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 30, 1911;
EK 267972; Durand et cie., Paris.
pour le piano 4 4 mains. par
Léon Roques. [26909
© Nov, 18) 1911-72) Nove 20:
1911; E 270565; Durand et Cie.,
Paris.
PENSEE (UNE) (A thought); by Hans
S. Linné; violin et pf. [26910
©) Oct. 19) 1911-2 Nov. 3, 198
EK 269471; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Prriy Porskiz (Pearls of Poland) ;
zbidr Krakowiakow, by A. E. Brun-
ner; piano. [26911
©rOct 18) 1910582 ¢:; Oets 25, 190K:
KE 271267; Adolph Edw. Brunner,
Chicago.
PERSIAN PRINCESS; oriental waltz, by
Harry Auracher; piano. [26912
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 10, 1911;
E 269971; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ot
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26918
Dt. Laan Sev .'G
PERSIFLAGE; morceau characteristic, by
Frank H. Grey, arr. by Robert
Recker ; orchestra. [26913
© Oct: 25, 19117; 2c) Oc 27 1914;
E 269302; Metropolitan music pub.
co., New York.
PETIT (LE) CARNAVAL; valse by L.
Streabbog (pseud. of Jean-Louis Gob-
baerts), op. 105, no. 1, edited and
fingered by S. Camillo Engel; piano.
[26914
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
EK 270125; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
PETITE COLOMBINE; by René L. Becker ;
piano. [26915
ONG 13) 1912 ce Nov, 1.15:
1911; E 271120; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. A
PETITE (LA) COQUETTE; gavotte, by
Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 235, no. 3;
violin and piano. [26916
OmNove ls, 191s 2 ec Nova 13)
1911; E 271051; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PETITE FILEUSE (The spinning maiden) ;
by John M. Steinfeldt, op. 40, No. 1;
De: [26917
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
EK 269467; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
PETITE FRILEUSE (Little shivering girl) ;
par Georges Caye; orchestre avec
piano conducteur. 4to. [26918
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 « Nov. 20.
1911; E 270576; H. Ploix, Paris.
PETITE MARIONNETTE; danse-caprice
par N. Gervasio, pour zylophone
avec orchestre, et piano-conducteur.
Ato. [26919
© Nov: 25; 191: 2) Nov: 27,
1911; E 270722; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
PETITE SERENADE; by J. Frank Frysin-
ger, op. 48; pf. [26920
© Sept. 29,7 4191d- 2 wes Nova 3,
1911; E 269468; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
PETITE SUITE SUR LES NOTES Mi Do MI
Fa St Mir; par Swan Hennessy, op.
84, pour piano. Contents.—AlLle-
gretto. Andantino semplice.—Fi-
nale. [26921
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 29, 1911;
E 270766; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
PETITE (LES) MOULINS A VENT; by F.
Couperin, fingered by EH. J. Bieder-
mann; p. f. [26922
© Nov. 13,1919 2 ee" Nov, 14;
1911; E 270520; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York.
PHILADELPHIA DRAG; from Follies ber-
géres, revue, by Harold Orlob; hotel
orch. 4to. [26923
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 31, 1911;
EH 269291; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
PICKAERT (RaouL) Andante; par R.
Pickaert, pour violon et piano. (Deux
piéces, no. 1.) [26924
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EH} 270225; Hmile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
PICKANINNY SLEEP-SONG; words by Van
Zandt Wheeler, music by Lily Strick-
land. [26925
© Nov. 21, 109i eco. 22:
1911; EH 271865; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Picnic (THE) PARK; words by D. D.
Thomas, music by Haydn Francis.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[26926
© Oct. 16, 1911 Ze Wows, 1901;
E, 269706; D. D. Thomas, Avoca, Pa.
PIECE DANS LE STYLE ANCIEN; par S.
Canaguier, pour piano. (Cing mor-
ceaux, no. 2.) [26927
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 «@ Nov. 6,
1911; E 270209; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
PIECE FUNAMBULESQUE; par S. Cana-
guier, pour piano. (Cinq morceaux,
no. 4.) [26928
©. Sept. 29, 1911 > 2G Non. 6,
1911; EH 270211; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
PIERRETTE; musical comedy of Monte
Carlo, in two acts, words by H. M.
Ferriss, music by A. W. Proetz;
vocal score. G. J. Breaker, pub.
[26925
© Nov. 22, 1918 2°e@ Nov. 24,
1911; E 271448; Hugh M. Ferriss
and Arthur W. Proetz, St. Louis.
PIERRETTE DANCE; from Betsey abroad,
by J. A. Warner; pf. [26930
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1911; E 269948;
John A. Warner, Rochester, N. Y.
PIERRETTENS WAHNSINNSTANZ; aus der
pantomime Der schleier der Pier-
rette, von Ernst von Dohnaényi, op.
18, fiir orchester. Partitur und stim-
men. (Stiicke und tinze, no. 6.)
[26951
© July 24, 1911 ;2 eet 26, 1911 ;
E 267891; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
1558
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
26952
PIERROTS LIEBESKLAGE; aus der panto-
mime Der schleier der pierrette, von
Ernst von Dohnanyi, op. 18, fiir or-
chester. Partitur und stimmen.
(Stiicke und tinze, no. 1.) [26932
© July 24,1911; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1911;
E 267887; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
See Wagner (R.)
PINK (THE) LADY; valse, by Ivan
Caryll, arr. by H. M. Higgs; pf.
[26933
©) Moy. 21, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22,
1911; EK 270617; Chappell & co., ltd.
London.
PILGRIM’S CHORUS.
PiouPious DE FRANCE; chanson de
route, poésie de A. Gervy, musique
de P. Codini. [26934
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267980; George Ondet, Paris.
PIPE DREAMS; by F. McCammon;
piano. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [26925
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269741; Frank McCammon, North
Franklin, N. Y.
PizzicaTo; bagatelle no. 2, by Percy li.
Fletcher; string orchestra. 1 Cello
e basso. 2. Viola. 3. Violino primo.
4, Violino secondo. [26936-26939
© Oct. 80, 1911; 2 c. each Oét. 31,
fost Hh) 270015, 270017, 270019,
270021; Novello & co., ltd., London.
PizzicaTo; by Percy E. Fletcher, arr.
for piano solo. (Two bagatelles, nc.
2.) [26940
(Noy, -25)° 1911; 2 ¢. Nove 27,
1911; E 270703; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
—— characteristic, by F. Thome, arr.
by A. E. Harris; orchestra. 4to.
[26941
eyomwav.t7. 1911: 2 @ Nevi23,;
1911; H-271397; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
PLAY ME THAT YUM A YUM RAG; words
by Burr Town, music by H. Linder,
arr. by Jas. S. Low. [26942
te. Oct. 27,1911; BH 269324 :
Hugo Linder, Steger, Ill.
PLAYFUL RONDO; by W. Green, trans-
cribed by A. Teres, edited and fin-
gered by W. F. Ambrosio; violin and
piano. [26943
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269615; Carl Fischer, New York.
PLAYING HORSE; by Mabel Madison
Watson; pf. (The children’s party,
no. 5.) [26944
© Nov. 22, 1911=)2 @ Nov. 22;
1911; EH 271391; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
PLEAD NO LONGER; words by S. Cathe-
rine Edwards, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [26945
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269648; S. Catherine Edwards,
Santa Maria, Tex.
PLEASURES OF HOME; words by Claude
L. Barker, music by R. L. Burtch.
Indianapolis, Wulschner-Stewart mu-
sic Co. [26946
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 20,
1911; EH 271262; Roy L. Burtch, %
Wulschner-Stewart co., Indianapolis.
POLDINA BELLA; versi e musica di Gen-
naro Camerlingo, per canto e man-
dolino. 4to. [26947
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 e Nov. 23,
1911; E 270776; A. Matacea, New
York.
POLKA SERENADE (Polka stindchen) ;
quartett, words by Dr. Wilhelm, mu-
sic by August Schaffer, arr. by Wm.
Dressler; male voices. 8vo. [26948
©) Nov: 13, 191152. Nov. 13;
1911; H 271052; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
POLKOLETTA; by Sigmund Landsberg;
piano. [26949
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 269878; William Maxwell music
co., New York,
POLLY, THE QUEEN OF THE SEA SHORE;
words and music by M. Adamson.
[26950
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 20,
1911; EK 271269; Mary Adamson, Los
Angeles.
PoLLywocs (THE) AT PLAY; by Geo. J.
Trinkaus; two violins and piano.
(Scenes pastorale, D.) [26951
©) Nove, Zo. 40tle 2 es iNovs 28;
1911; EH 271619; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
violin, flute and _. piano.
(Scenes pastorale, D.) [26952
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 @: Noy. 28,
1911; E 271620; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. a Be:
1559
20667—12——7
oo ESS EO A ae RD SP A
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26953
Et. TURE Se yb
POLONAISE; by I. V. Flagler; piano.
[26953
© Nov. 13, 1911; 2 c Nov. 13,
1911; E 271058; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PONDER MY WORDS O LorD; short an-
them or introit, words from the Bi-
ble, music by Hugh Ware; mixed
voices. [26954
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 13, 19138;
E 270320; J. H. Larway, London.
Pook PHOEBE; words by Ada Leonora
Harris, music by David Hmmell.
[26955
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c Nov. 9, 1911;
H 270268; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
Poppy (THE) LAND LIMITED EXPRESS;
words by Edgar Wade Abbott, mu-
sic by Annie M. Lyon. (Songs of
poppy land, no. 1.) [26956
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269511; A. M. Lyon, Madison, Wis.
PoR PETENERAS; sainete en un acto, le-
tra de los Sres. Munoz Seca y Perez
Fernandez, musica del Mtro. Cal-
leja. [26957
© Nov. 10;7 191: 2c Noy. 19
1911; D 19000; Casa Dotesio, Ma-
drid.
Post (THE) CARD EDGED WITH GOID;
words by F.. Wiley, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [26958
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269715; Florida Wiley, Pierson, |
Mich.
POTPOURRI (A) OF RHYTHM for kinder-
garten, home and school. Roches-
ter, N. Y., Scranton, Wetmore & co.
[1911] [12] p. 4to. $0.60. [26959
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1911;
A 801897; Mabel 8S. Rogers, New
York.
PoUR TOUT LA VIE; valse tsigane; par
. A. Leonardi; piano. [26960
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
E 270631; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
PRALUDIUM UND FUGA, CIS MOLL; von
Otto Olsson, op. 89, fiir orgel. obl.
Ato. [26961
© Sept. 18, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
BE 270082; Wilhelm Hansen, Leip-
zig,
PRAISE AND THANKSGIVING; postlude,
by Ira B. Wilson; organ. [26962
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 ce Nov. 20,
1911; E 271251; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
PRAISE THE LORD, O MY SOUL; harvest
anthem, music by Roland Smart,
arr. by George B. Nevin; men’s
voices. (Octavo ed., 12231.)
[26963
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 28,
1911; EH 271608; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
~
PRAISE YE JEHOVAH; hymn anthem,
music by J. Truman Wolcott. (Oc-
tavo church music, no. 10148.)
[26964
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 27,
1911; EH 271584; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PRAYER; by Russell S. Gilbert; ob!.
8vo. (St. Cecilia series of composi-
tions for the organ, no. 32.) [26965
© Nov. 13, 1911; 2 ¢ Noy. 14,
1911; E 271081; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
T’RAYER (A) FOR You; words by Hilda
Hammond-Spencer, music by Frank
EK. Tours; high voice; in A flat.
[26966
© Nov. 9, 19115 2c. Nov, 14,
1911; E 271106; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
See Rubinstein (A. G.)
Moszkowski
PREGHIERA.
I‘RELUDE ET FUGUE. See
(M.)
PRELUDE IN C MINOR (The approaching
storm); by Homer N. Bartlett, op
230; pf. [26967
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 269230; G. Schirmer, New York.
PREMIERE (LA) ANNEE DE PIANO; pré-
liminaires, premiére et deuxiéme
partie, par L. Roure, pour piano.
[2696S
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 c@ Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267792; G. Hamelle fils, Paris.
PREMIER (LE) AVEU; extrait de lopé-
rette Mik 1°" paroles de C. A. Car-
pentier, musique de Willy Redstone.
[26969
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 15,
1911; EH 270429; Max HEschig, Paris.
chant seule. 4to. [26979
© Nov.: 11, 1911; 2 c Nov. 15,
1911; EH 270480; Max Eschig, Paris.
1560
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
26989
PREMIERE SUITE RELIGIEUSE; by Georges
Jacob; organ. (Organist’s anthol-
ogy, no. 20.) [26971
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1911;
¢ FE 270310; G. Schirmer, New York.
PRES DU MOULIN; morceau dé genre,
par Marius Carman, pour piano.
[26972
feroct 2, 1911;°2°c Noy. 6, 1911;
E 270220; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand.
et cie., Paris.
PRETTY FACE; words and music by EF.
Goulart. [26973
©-_Noned, 1911: 2.c. Nov. 8,.1914 ;
E 269865; Frank Goulart music co.,
Dorchester, Mass.
Pretty MONTEZUMA MAID; words by
Robert Jones, music by Berte C
Randall. [26974
@ Nov. 74,5 1911; 2 c. Nov. 16,
1911; E 270459; Charles I. Davis,
Cleveland.
PRETTY PRINCESS; graceful dance, by
Bert R. Anthony, op. 32; piano.
Boston, Evans music co. [26975
© Nov. 20; 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22,
1911; E 271843; W. A. Evans, Bos-
ton.
PRINCE OF VICTORY, MARCH; by Bert L.
Billings; band. 4to. [26976
© Nove Ss) 1911 > 2 ec. Nov. 11, 1911;
E 270303; C. H. Berg, Cleveland.
PRINCESSE-MARCHE; par Paul Wachs,
pour piano. (Compositions musi-
cales, no. 14.) [26977
Oct. 1, 1911: 2 c. ‘Oct. 23, 1911;
E 267791; G. Hamelle fils, Paris.
PRINCETON CHEER SONG; words by C. D.
Orth, jr., music by W. D. Bickham.
[26978
@Noy ib, 1911: 2 c. Nov? 15;
1912; H 271184; Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
PRINCETON ’86 CHORALE; words by S. T.
Carter, music by George EH. Shea;
men’s voices. [26979
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269889; George EH. Shea, Paris.
| PRINTEMPS AMOUREUX; valse chantée,
parole di Gustavo Macchi, traduc-
tion francaise par A. Franci, musica
di Angelo Angiolini. [26980
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
EK 2706382; Carisch & Jinichen, Mi-
lan.
PRINZ UBERMUT; text von Alexander V.
Holzapfel, musik von Max von Wein-
zierl, op. 188b; fiir gemischten chor
mit bass-solo. -Clavierauszug und
stimmen. [26981
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270199 ; Otto Forberg, Leipzig.
PRO PATRIA; neumelodische stiicke, von
Schultze-Biesantz, op. 23, no. 3; vio-
lin and pf. Zweite reihe. Boston,
Arthur P. Schmidt. (Was meine
geige alles weiss, no. 3.) [26982
© Nov. 4). 1919): 2.Nov. 17, 191
E 270524; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Braunschweig, Germany.
PROCESSIONAL OVERTURE; from _ the
comic opera L’Oncle Mathurin, by
H. Weits, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
band. 4to. [26983
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2 e Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269599 ; Carl Fischer, New York.
PRODIGAL (THE) GIRL; words and mu-
sic by H. Bradley, arr. by D. S. De
Lisle. [26984
©) Nove. 13; 1919+ 2° ¢: Nova 6,
1911; E 271414; Harriet Bradley,
St. Louis.
PROMENADE (UNE) DE MATIN (A morn-
ing walk); piéce caractéristique, by
Fr. Bendel, arr. by L. P. Laurendau;
full band. 4to. [26985
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 4, 1911;
H 266898; Carl Fischer, New York.
PROMENADE RAG; two-step, by M. A.
White; pf. [26986
© 1. Oct. 26, 1911; E 2691938;
Marie A. White, Chicago.
Pst, PST, BITTE DISKRETION; lied aus
der operette, Kreolenblut, text von
I. Schnitzer, Emerich von Gatti und
M. A. Weikone, musik von Heinrich
Berté. [26987
©: Sept. 28, 1911; 2 « Nove;
1911; E 270097; Leipziger bihnen-
verlag, Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
PsycuHft; words by Pierre Corneille,
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, music by HE. Paladilhe; mezzo
Soprano in G flat. [26988
©) Nov. 25, 219i. 2c. Nov. 21,
1911; E 271529; G. Schirmer, New
York.
Pucctnr (GracomMo) Let her believe
(Ch’ella mi creda libero e lontano) ;
aria act 38, from The girl of the
golden West, English version by H.
R. Elkin, music by G. Puccini. no.
113669. [26989
©. Oct. 21, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 23; 1911 ;
EK 267947; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
1561
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26990
pt. TEMS y Gi
Puccini (GrAcomo)—Continued.
Waltz; on themes from Puccini's
opera The girl from the golden West,
compiled and arr. by J. Louis von
der Mehden, jr.; orchestra. [26990
© Nov. 26, 1911; 2 ec Nov. 27,
1911; HE 271572; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
piano. [26991
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
EH 269492; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
——Wie eiskalt ist dies handcher
(Che gelida manina); aus der oper
La Bohéme von G. Puccini, fiir
kleines orchester. (Orchesterbeglei-
tung fiir das grammophon, no. 30.)
[26992
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 267872; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
PuRE A TTE; versi di EH. Nicolardi
(C. O. Lardini), musica di F. Buon-
giovanni. [26993
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ec Nov. 17,
1911; E 270497; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
PURITY WALTZ; by S. A. Williams; pf.
Chicago, M. R. Williams musie co.
[26994
© July 10, 1911; 2 c Nov. 138,
1911; EH 271013; Sarah A. Williams,
Chicago.
QUAKER (THE) GIRL; Selection, music
by Lionel Monckton, arr. by H. M.
Higgs; violin and piano. [26995
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 28,
1911; E 270748; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
—— words by Edgar Selden, music by
Joe Cooper, arr. by [Eugene Platz-
man]. [26996
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2 c« Nov. 21,
1911; BH 271272; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
QUARTETT IN F IS-MOLL; von Max
Reger, op. 121, fiir zwei violinen,
viola und _ violoncell. Partitur.
12mo. (Hdition Peters, no. 3285.)
[26997
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 1, 1911;
BE 270810; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
QuaTuoR; par T. Genin, jeune, pour
2 violons, alto et violoncelle. [26998
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 « Nov. 27,
1911; E 270731; T. Genin, jeune,
Paris.
ate hy a i oe cag
QUEEN OF THE MULBERRY GARDEN;
words by Alfred H. Hyatt, music by
Mary Turner Salter. (From Old
Japan, no. 6.) [26999
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269901; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
QUENTANO; Cuban serenade, by James
M. Shaw; arr. by E. S. S. Hunting-
ton; piano. [27000
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 e@ Nov. 14,
1911; EH 271287; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
QUINTETT IN FIS MOLL; von Ewald
Straesser, op. 18; klavier und
streichquartett; partitur und stim-
men. [27001
© Oct. 8, 1911; 2 e Nov. 17, 1911;
EH 270508 ; Tischer & Jagenberg, g m.
b. h., Cologne.
RaBEY (RENE) Chanson; paroles de
Antoine Gallet, musique de Yebar-
Ener. [pseud. for René Rabey]
[27002
© Sept. 30, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 267320; Durand et cie., Paris.
RACHEL LEWIS, THE SWEET LITTLE JEW-
ESS; words by Chas. Collins and Joe
Burley, composed by Chas. Collins
[27003
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 2, 1911;
H 270055; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
RADCLIFFE MARCH; words by Hsther
Frank, music by Henry Dellafield.
[27004
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 1, 1911;
EK 2693836; Henry Dellafield, Boston.
Racciry (THE) MAN; words by Harry
Williams, music by Egbert Van Al-.
styne. [27005
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269420; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
RAGTIME BILL; words by L. Leslie,
music by Otto Motzan. [27006
© 1c Nov. 9, 1911; E 271803;
Lew Leslie, New York.
RAGTIME TENOR MAN; words by A. C.
Malvin, music by A. Verdi. [27007
©1e. Nov. 22, 1911; EH 271384;,.
Alvin Verdi, New York.
RAINDROPS; by Leon Feorde; piano.
[27008
©. Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 270001; J. B. Cramer & co., Itd.,
London.
1562
| REDEMPTION;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
27028
RAISING THE MAINE; words and music
by H. L. Dunks. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27009
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269654; Mrs. E. L. Dunks, Locke,
N. Y.
RALLYING SONG; words by S. A. Gam-
ble, music by S. B. Gamble. [27010
© Sept. 20, 1911; 2 « Oct. 12,
1911; EH 269494; David C. Cook pub.
co., Hlgin, Ill.
RAMEAU (JEAN-PHILIPPE) Gavotte;
von J. P. Rameau, arr. von Willy
Burmester, fiir violine mit klavier-
begleitung. (Alte weisen, no. 35.)
[27011
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 14,
1911; EH. 270361; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
RECITATIF ET HABANERA; tiré de La
Cubana, drame lyrique, paroles et
musique de Alberto Soler. [27012
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
BE 270136; Alberto Soler, Paris.
RECONCILIATION; words by G. Hubi-
Newcombe, music by Hubert Bath.
[27013
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1911;
E 267918; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
RED ONION RAG; by Lloyd Kidwell and
Roy Steventon; piano. [27014
(oe move it. 191ts 2 ¢c. Nov, 13,
1911; EK 271020; Associated music
pub. co., Cincinnati.
RED WHITE AND! BLUE, or, The flag of
Uncle Sam; words and music by C.
H. Stoddard. [27015
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 «@ Nov. 25,
1911; EH 271488; C. H. Stoddard, U.S.
Rep (THE) WIDOW; selection, by Chas.
J. Gebest; orchestra. [27016
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 269292; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
waltzes, by Chas. J. Gebest, arr.
by Geo. J. Trinkaus; pf. [27017
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269912; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
a poen-symphony by
Edouard Blau, translated by Arthur
E. Heacox, music by César Franck.
Vocal score. 4to. [27018
@©aiNovi 25)..1911 +2 eh Nov. 027,
1911; E 270724; Heugel et cie., Paris.
REFLECTIONS; valse, by Paul Brunet:
piano. [27019
© Nov. 15, 1911t-" 2 e. Noy. 16;
1911; E 270473; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
— words and music by N. Eskridge.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27020
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269785; Nina Eskridge, Los An-
geles.
REISEBILDER; sechs leichte, klavier-
stucke, von Paul Zilcher, op. 95, nos.
1-6. [27021
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 17, 1911;
E 270516; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin.
REJOICE EVERMORE; Christmas anthem,
words from a Lutheran hymnal,
translated and composed by Samuel
Richards Gaines; mixed voices.
(Octavo ed. no. 12252.) [27022
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269928; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
RELAMPAGUITO; célébre paso doble fla-
menco, par R. Calleja, arr. par F.
Salabert; orchestre avee piano con-
ducteur. [27023
(Oy Nov 18, 191 2 & Nove 20)
1911; E 270579; Francis Salabert,
Paris.
REMATORI (I) (Die ruderer); walzer
von Aroldo Bonometti, ftir klavier.
[27024
© July 25, 1911: 2'e Nov. 371914;
EH 270077; Belcanto-verlag, Munich,
Germany.
REMEMBRANCE; easy and instructive
piano piece, by Osear Keller. (Idyi-
len, no. 5.) [27025
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1911;
E 267941; Augener, Itd., London.
REPOSE; by Gatty Sellars, organ.
[27026
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c¢ Nov. 18,
1911; E 270529; Arthur P. Schmidt
Boston.
REQUIEM IN C MOLL; von Caspar Htt,
herausgegeben von August Weirich,
fiir 4 stimmigen mi&nnerchor und
orgelbegl. mit directionstimme.
[27027
© Nov; 135) 19142) ey Novae:
1911; E 270678; A. Bohn & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
Rftve (LE) (The dream); by G. Gol-
termann, ed. by Gustav Saenger;
cello and pf. [27028
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269590; Carl Fischer, New York.
1563
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27029
Dt. TER Sa VS
Rive D’AMouR; by Felix Corbett, ed. | Rrcorpo ’— MAMMA; versi e musica di
by Edwin H. Lamare; organ. (Re-
cital series, no. 41.) [27029
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 20,
1911; E 270548; Novello & co., I1td.,
London.
REEVE ORIENTAL; by Demetrius C. Dou-
nis, op. 12, arr. by F. L. Berthoud;
in sol minore (G minor); wunacce.
mandolin. [27030
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 269946; F. Landry Berthoud, New
York.
REVERIE; by E. Kuhlstrom, fingered by
EK. J. Biedermann; pf. [27031
© Nov. 13;; 191d)-42,.c.) Noy. 14,
1911; EK 270521; Edward Schuberth
& co., New York.
REVIENS; poésie de Jacques Linerais,
musique de Roland Saint-Aulaire.
[27032
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267988; Maurice Vieu et Jane
Vieu, Paris.
REVIENS SOLEIL; cheeur & deux voix
égales, paroles de M™® Rolland, mu-
Sique de A. Drouin. Chant seul.
[27033
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270235; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
RHEINISCHES VOLKSFEST; suite von Au-
gust Thomae, op. 8, fiir klavier zu
zwei hinden. No. 1-6. [27034
© July 26, 1911; 2c. Oct. 26, 1911;
E 267905; August Thomae, Kloppen-
heim, Germany.
RHENE-BATON. Cing mélodies; sur des
poésies de Jean Lahor, musique de
Rhené-Baton, op. 16. [27035
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 20,
1911; HE 270564; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
Rick (THE) WAS UNDER WATER; In-
dian love lyric by Laurence Hope,
set to music by Amy Woodforde-
Finden. (Stars of the Desert, no.
3.) [270386
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1911;
EK 267909; Boosey & co., London.
RICHARD OF TAUNTON DEANE; old
Somersetshire song, music arr. by
Monk Gould; no. 3 in G. [27037
©) Nov. (13, 191d: -2ier (Now. 13,
1911; HE 2703831; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
L. Donadio. [27038
© Oct. 25, Tyee) Oct. “27,
1911; EH 267928; Italian book co.,
New York.
RipDLE (THE) soNG; words by Cecil
Mack, musie by Chris Smith. 4to.
[27039
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1911; E 269881;
Gotham - Attucks musie co., New
York.
RIDER OF THE FOREST; words by Fred.
EK. Weatherly, music by W. H. Bul-
lock. [27040
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 e. Noy. 6, 1911;
EH 270141; Boosey & co., London.
RIGAUDON; von Rameau, arr. von
Willy Burmester; violine mit kla-
vierbegleitung. (Alte weisen, no.
34. ) [27041
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 « Nov. 14,
1911; E 270384; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
RIGAUDON DE XAVIERE; entr’ acte,
idylle dramatique, de Th. Dubois,
transcription pour petit orchestre
par H. Mouton; symphonia no. 3
bis. [27042
© Nov. 18) 19fi 2a cNow. 20;
1911; E 270570; Heugel & cie.,,
Paris.
RigoLeTto. See Verdi (G.)
Rina (A) ON THE FINGER IS WORTH
TWO ON THE ’PHONE; words by Jack
Mahoney, music by Geo. W. Meyer.
[27043
© Nov. 13, 19s 2 er Noy. 15,
1911; E 2710387; F. B. Haviland
pub. co., New York.
RING OUT THE BELLS FOR CHRISTMAS;
anthem, music by J. H. Hunting-—
ton, jr. [27044
© Sept. 1, 10192 @ Oct.. 31,
1911; H 269426; J. H. Huntington,
jr., Newark.
RING THE JOY BELLS; words by Mrs.
©. D. Martin, music by W. A. Post.
[27045
© ‘Nov: 18,) £91 2 es Novy. 23,
1911; E 271408; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville, Tenn.
RINGGOLD; march two-step, by Chas.
C. Sweeley, arr. by F. H. Losey;
military band. 4to. [27046
© Nov. 16, 19: 25eeNov. 17;
1911; E 271199; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
1564
i
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no.t2) 1911.
27065
RINGING THE OLD YEAR OUT; by L. Cur-
rie; piano. [27047
©l1e. Oct. 28, 1911; E. 269274:
Lillian Currie, New York.
RITTMEISTER (DER); ballade von Gus-
tay Falke, musik von Heinrich Zdoll-
ner, op. 108, fir m&nnerchor a cap-
pela. Partitur und stimmen. 4to.
[27048
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 23, 1911;
EK 267780; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
KIVER OF LIFE; words by B. T. H.
Somake, music by Gordon Vyvian.
[27049
@eSept. 25+ 19tt; 2. e Nov: 3,
1911; E 270080; T. E. Bevan & co.,
Calcutta, India.
Roap (THE) TO BALLYCLARY; words
by Helen Combes, music by Merle
Kirkman. [27050
Oct. 23. 1911: 2c, Oct. 25, 1911;
E 2691238; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
RoBIN ADAIR. See Hartley (Harry)
ROADSIDE (THE) FIRE; words by R. L.
Stevenson, music by Ernest Bristow
Farrar, op. 10; baritone and orches-
tra; vocal score. (Vagabond songs,
no. 3.) 27051
@) ‘Oet., 23,1911; 2 c. Nov. 20,
1911; H 270549; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
Rock OF AGES; variations, by L. Weber ;
piano. Kansas City, Kan. Weber
bros. [27052
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 c« Nov. 14,
1911; E 271036; Louis Weber, Kan-
sas City, Kan.
ROCKIN’ IN DE WIN’; words and music
by W. H. Neidlinger, arr. by Lucien
G. Chaffin; mixed voices. (Octavo
church music, no. 710.) [270538
© Nov. 6. 1911; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1911;
EH 269857; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
Kor (LE) S’AMUSE; airs de danse dans
le style ancien, par Léo Delibes,
transcription pour petit orchestre,
par H. Mouton; symphonia no. 2.
[27054
SmNoy: 18, 1911: 2° & Nov. )20;
1911; EH 270568; Heugel & cie., Paris,
France.
ROITELET (LE) (The wren) ; words by
A ‘Theuriet, English version by
Henry G. Chapman, music by H.
Paladilhe; soprano in B. [27055
©OMNove 25,0 1911: 2 ©) Nov: 27,
1911; E 271530; G. Schirmer, New
York.
RoMAN D’AMOUR; valse chantée, pa-
roles di Gustavo Macchi, traduction
francaise par A. Franci, musica di
Angelo Angiolini. [27056
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 22, 1911;
E 270683; Carisch & J&nichen,
Milan.
RoMANCE; by Arthur H. Ryder, op. 7,
no. 1; violin and piano. [27057
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c Nov. 4, 1911;
E 271174; G. Schirmer, Boston.
—by Leon Feorde; piano. [27058
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
EH 270259; J. B. Cramer & co., ltd,
London.
RoMANce. Sev Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
6 SR)
RoMANCE IN E Fiat. See Rubinstein
(A. G.)
ROMANCE DE LINE; extrait de Vlopé-
rette Mik 1°', paroles de C. A. Car-
pentier, musique de Willy Redstone.
[27059
GC Nov, 1 191t- "2. ec Nove. 5:
1911; E 270482; Max Hschig, Paris.
—— —— — chant seule. 4to.
[27060
© Nov, tt, 1911 <2 e@ Nov. 45:
1911; E 2704838; Max Eschig, Paris.
ROMANCE SANS PAROLES; par R. AIl-
phen-Strauss, pour harpe chroma-
tique ou piano. [27061
©) Och 25 1911-42 ©: Nove 6, 1918:
E 270230; Emile Leduc, P. Ber-
trand et cie., Paris.
ROMANZA IN G; by Eugene Thayer,
ed. by Josef Frantz (H. L. Heartz) ;
organ. [27062
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2c Nov. 3, 1911;
EK 269410; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
ROMANZE; by Frank La Forge; piano.
[27063
© Nov. 1dk- 190: 2c). Nove, 13;
1911; E 2710385; G. Schirmer, New
Work:
von F. Schmitz; violine und pf.
New York, J. H. Schroeder.
[27064
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
BE 269446; Fritz Schmitz, Nashville.
RoNDEAU; by Harry Farjeon, op. 31;
piano. (Tone pictures, book 4 no.
23) [27065
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 11, 1911;
E 270295; Augener, Itd., London.
Ronpo. See Beethoven (lL. van)
1565
Ik Mian RRA se MC Un aline en RENO ES oe SIN I ce
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27066
ROOTSIE-POOTSIE; two-step, on melo-
dies from The count of Luxembourg,
music by Franz Lehar, arr. by
H. M. Higgs; piano acc. 4to. (Or-
chestral journal, no. 640). [27066
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 c¢. Nov. 28,
1911; E 270749; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
—on melodies from the musical
play The Count of Luxembourg, by
Franz Lehar, arr. by H. M. Higgs;
oreh. 4to. (Chappell’s orchestral
journal no. 640.) [27067
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c Nov. 10, 1911;
EH 270285; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don,
Rosary (THE); poem by Robert Cam-
eron Rogers, music by Jerome Hel-
ler; in A flat. [Copyright claimed
on music only.] [27068
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 22,
1911; HE 271499; Church, Paxson &
co., New York.
ROSE ET PAPILLON; valse capricieuse,
par Paul Wachs; piano. [27069
© Dec. 20, 1909; 2 ec. Nov. 17,
1911; H 270611; Ed. Hamelle, Paris.
Rose FORGET-ME-NOT; words and mu-
sic by Kathryn Kolb. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27070
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269817; Kathryn M. Kolb, Port
Elgin, Canada.
ROSE OF PYRAMID LAND; from Hanky-
panky, lyric by E. Ray Goetz, music
by A. Baldwin Sloane. [27071
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Noy. 9, 1911;
E 269872; Ted Snyder co., New
York.
Rose (THE) YOU PLUCKED AND GAVE TO
ME; words and music by F. N. T.
Halpin. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [27072
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 8, 1911;
HE 269657; Frank N. T. Halpin, Phil-
adelphia.
ROSEN GAVOTTE; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 51; piano. [27073
© Novi) 22, 71910=" Qe; Nova,.25,
1911; E 271461; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
ROSENBLOOM (SypDNEY) Dance; par S.
Rosenbloom, op. 6, no. 1, pour piano.
[27074
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 270067; Augener, ltd., London.
pt. Ty, aes, ¥. G6
ROSENBLOOM (SYDNEY )—Continued.
Impromptu; par S. Rosenbloom.
op. 6, no. 2, pour piano. [27075
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ce Nov. 8, 1911;
E 270068; Augener, ltd., London.
——valse; par S. Rosenbloom, op. 6.
no. 38, pour piano. [27076
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 270069; Augener, ltd., London.
ROSENKAVALIER (DER). See Strauss
R.)
ROSES MEAN DREAMS OF YOU; words
and msuic by L. V. L. Conner.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27077
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269751; La Vina Lynette Conner,
Pettysville, Ind.
ROSES ROUGES; poésie de Catulle Men-
dés, musique de Ernest Moret;
baryton ou mezzo-soprano. [27078
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ec Nov. 20,
1911; EH 270569; Heugel & cie., Paris.
ROSES VERSUS LILIES; words and music
by B. R. Johnson. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27079
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269645; Bert R. Johnson, Liberty-
ville, Il.
ROSETO BIANCO; romanza, versi di
Nettore Neri, musica di Lamberto
Pavanelli; soprano o tenore. [27080
© Nov. 22, d9ite 27 Nove 2a;
1911; E 270660; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
Rossini (GIOACHINO ANTONIO) Stabat
mater, inflamatus, by G. A. Rossini,
revised by L. P. Laurendeau, arr.
by M. C. Meyrelles; full band. 4to.
[27081
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269616; Carl Fischer, New York.
Rovet (LE) pv’ OmMPHALE. See Saint-
Saéns (C. C.)
"ROUND THE WORLD; Selection, by
Manuel Klein, arr. by W. ©. O'Hare;
orchestra. [27082
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269403; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
Rounp (THE) uP; march two step, by
J. ©. Halls; piano. [27083
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 3, 1911;
EF 269389; United States music pub.
eco., Williamsport, Pa.
1566
| no. 12, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
27101
| Rounp (THE) UP RAG; by Conrad and
|
| ROUNDS AND GROUNDS;
|
I
| RUBINSTEIN
|S DORFERL; see Dorferl (’S)
| SacreD (THE) FIRE; words by Alice
a
Saint (THE) LOovIs;
Weedon; pf. [27084
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 26, 1911;
EH 269181; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York.
100 national
songs, in part songs and folk songs,
arr. by Ernest Alfred Tyler. [27085
© Oct. 7, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267955; W. Morley & co., London.
(ANTON GREGOROVITCH )
Preghiera; by A. Rubinstein, op. 44,
no. 3, ed. by Ernest Kiver; piano.
[27086
©) Nom 13,°1911- 2 .c. Nov. 16,
1911; E 270456; G. Ricordi & Co.,
Milan.
_—— Romance in E flat; by A. Rubin-
stein, op. 44, no. 1, edited by Ernest
Kiver; piano. [27087
(OeNay. 25, 1911: 2 ec. Nov.. 27,
1911; E 270705; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
[270873
Duer Miller, music by Alexander
Russell; low voice. [27088
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269833; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
| SAD SWEET MEMORIES; words and mu-
sic by M. Chord. [27089
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269708; Madge Chord, Kennett,
Mo.
SADNESS; by Geo. J. Trinkaus; four
violins with piano ace. (Four
moods—D.) [27090
@eNev. 25, 1911 2 ¢ Nov. 28;
1911; E 271621; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
society dance.
by W. G. Haenschen; piano. [27091
©) Woy. 21,1911; 2 c. Nov. 24,
1911; EH 271446; Walter G. Haen-
schen, St. Louis.
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE)
Cadence; par C. Saint-Saéns, pour
le concerto en Ut mineur, de Mo-
zart, pour piano 2 mains. [27092
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EH 270222; Durand et cie., Paris.
mi bémol, de Mozart, pour
piano 2 mains. [27093
© "Nov. 25,: 1911; 2 ¢ Nov. 27,
1911; HE 2707382; Durand et -cie.,
Paris.
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE) —
Continued.
— Dejanira; lyrische tragédie in 4
akten, dichtung von Louis Gallet et
C. Saint-Saéns, ins deutsche itiber-
tragen von Paul Hiller, musik von
C. Saint-Saéns; klavierauszug vom
komponisten. Paris, A. Durand &
fils. [27094
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6, 1911;
D 18996; Durand et cie., Paris.
[tragédie lyrique] par C.
Saint-Saéns, fantaisie arr. par Léon
Roques, pour piano 4 2 mains.
[27095
©! Nov: 25, 1911: 2 ¢&. Nov. 27,
1911; E 2707383; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
— Rouet (Le) d’Omphale; poéme
Symphonique, par C. Saint-Saéns,
op. 81, transcription par Alfred J.
Silver pour orgue. [27096
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 270224; Durand et cie., Paris.
— Swan (The) (Le cygne), melody,
by C. Saint-Saéns, arr. by R. Kluges-
cheid; solo and obligato arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts. [27097
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
EH 269626; Carl Fischer, New York.
SAINTS AND SINNERS; valse lente, by
Gordon Davson; band. (Boosey’s
military journal, 131st. series no. 3.)
[27098
© SNov. 18.) 1911-2) Cc. Nova 20:
1911; E 270537; Keith, Prowse &
co., 1ltd., London.
SALTARELLO; par Raoul Pickaert, —
pour violon et piano. (Deux piéces,
NOs) 2.) [27099
©) Oct; 2, 191412" ec. Nov.'G, 1914:
EH 270226; Emile Leduc, P. Ber-
trand et cie., Paris.
SALuT A MILAN; marche, par G. Bonin-
eontro-T. Bicchierai; orchestre avec
piano conducteur. 4to. [27100
@r Nove 18% 190s 22) eh) Nov 220;
1911; EH 270561; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
SALUT D’AMOUR (Love’s greeting); by
Edward Elgar, op. 12, transcribed
by Ch. Graziani-Walter; mand. and
pf. [27101
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2c. Nov. 22, 1911;
E 270612; G. Schirmer, Boston.
1567
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27102
pl. Like se vi'6
SAND-MAN; from Hans Danske, words
and musie by M. C. Blanchard, arr.
by C. Bayer. [27102
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 25,
1911; H 271489; Marie C. Blanchard,
U.S.
SANDMAN (THE);
Edward Warner,
Stambaugh. (fn choice melodies,
book 2, no. 1.) [27103
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269633; Standard company, pub-
lishers, Baltimore.
words by Henry
music by S. B.
Sanpy McDovucart; from Little boy
blue, words and musie by Edward
A. Paulton. [27104
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c Nov. 18,
1911; H 271231; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
SANTA BARBARA; H. B.
Baker; piano. [27105
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 e«. Nov. 28,
1911; E 271626; Harriet Bayeux
Baker, Burnt Hills, N. Y.
waltz, by
SARASA; nouvelle danse, by Juan Val-
verda, arr. by Carl FE. Williams, or-
chestra and piano. 4to. [27106
©=Nove, 10,2 1901,- 2c. Now. 11,
1911; H 269992; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
SauzaAY (HuUGENE) Deux (Les)
modes; 24 exercices, par EK. Sauzay;
pour le violon. Sur V’emploi du ma-
jeur et du mineur. [27107
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 c Nov. 16,
1911; E 270414; Costallat et cie.,,
Paris.
SAVE THE SWEETEST ROSE FOR ME;
words and music by H. T. Hughes.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27108
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269729; Harry T. Hughes, Musca-
tine, Ia.
SAVIOR LEAD ME ALL THE WAY; words
and music by C. B. Hopkins. [27109
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269523; C. Benj. Hopkins, Chi-
cago.
SAVIOR OF THE WORLD; a complete
Christmas service, words by J. Owen
and Ira 8S. Long; music by J. Owen
Long. S8vo. [27110
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1911;
A 302315; D. W. Crist, Moultrie, O. |
SAviour’s (THE) BIRTH; a Christmas |
cantata, words by Thomas Little- |
field Marble, music by Florence
Edna Chipman. [27111
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 25,
1911; EH 271462; White-Smith musie
pub. co., Boston.
SAviouR’s (THE) LOVE; words and |
musie by Mrs. A. B. Casto. [27112
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 8, 1911;
G 269691; Mrs. A. B. Casto, Akron,
SAVOJA-PETROVICH ; gavotta, di Angelo
Tonizzo, op. 205, riduzione per pic-
cola orchestra di Vincenzo Billi.
{27113
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2 « Nov. 23,
1911; E 270661; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
SAY NOT TO-MORROW; words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by J. HE. Delmar- |
ter. [27114 |
© Oct. 22, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269505; J. E. Delmarter, Chicago.
SCENES OF CHILDHOOD (Adgofion boreu
oes); words and music by Herbert
Emlyn; in C. [27115
© Oct. 31, 1911 2%e), Now 13h
1911; H 2703821; J. H. Larway, Lon- |
don.
SCHERZO FANTASTIQUE; by Haydn |
Wood; piano.
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 e@. Nov. 6, 1911; 4
H 270179; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon- |
don. rt
SCHLUMMERLIED FUR MANCHE SCHONE;
ged. von Joh. Benj. Michaelis, musik
von Max Gulbins, op. 69, fiir mi&n-
nerchor. Partitur und stimmen.
4to. (Drei lustige liedlein, no. 3.) 4
[27117
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911; |
HE 267781; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
SCHMETTERLINGSSPIEL (Butterflies) ;
see Lose blitter (Loose leaves).
ScHOOL DAY MEMORIES; words by
Farmer Boy, music by P. Eugene.
[27118
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 10,
1911; E 269976; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
ScHOOLMATES; march—twostep, by |
Harry J. Lincoln; pf. [27119
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1911;
E 269197; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
1568
[27116 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
| SCHOTTISCHE SAGE; ballade von Feo-
dora, prinzessin zu Schleswig-Hol-
stein, musik von Oscar von Chelius.
[27120
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 2701738; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
SCHULE (DIE) DER GESANGS-REGISTER.
- ALS GRUNDLAGE DER TONBILDUNG; 350
tonstudien und 48 solfeggien von
Benno Pulvermacher. 4to. [27121
(oenNne 47, 1911: 2 ¢. Oct. 26,
1911; E 267898; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
ScHUMANN (RoBERT ALEXANDER)
Trdiumerei; by R. Schumann, op. 15,
ho. 7, transcribed for the organ by
Alexander Guilmant, ed. by Hugo
Ries. [27122
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2c. Nov. 4, 1911;
EH 271502; G. Schirmer, Boston.
SCHWARZSCHWANENREICH; in drei ak-
ten, von Siegfried Wagner, arr. von
Eduard Reuss ftir klavierauszug mit
text. 2s
© ,Ocku2 1911 > 2.c., Noy.. 2.1911:
E 270068; Max Brockhaus, Leipzig.
SCINTILLATION; waltz, by W. R. Wag-
horne; piano. [27124
@ Och, 3a), 1911: 2:c..-Oct: 31,
1911; E 269319; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Sra (THE) ROAMER; bass song, words
by Allan Ford, music by Thos.
Brookfield. [27125
© Wey. 13) 191l:; 2 ¢ Nov. 14,
1911; E 270444; Alfred Oliver & co.,
London.
SEA-SHELL; poem by Amy Lowell,
music by Carl Engel. (Two lyrics,
no. 1 [27126
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2c Nov. 7, 1911;
EH 271063; G. Schirmer, New York.
SECOND (THE) COMING OF OUR LORD
NEAR; poem by H. T. Taylor, music
by Chas. L. Cary. [2727
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 30, 1911;
HE 269248; Charles L. Cary, Bradley
Beaeh, N. J.
_SEGUIDILLA; danza spagnuola, per F.
Paolo Frontini; piano 4 4 mains.
[27128
S) Oer GS POuN 22 ‘eo Nowy 22,
1911; E 270634; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
27138
SEND ME BACK TO GLASGIE; words by
George Arthurs, music by Hermann
EK. Darewski, jr. [27129
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c Nov. 7, 1911;
E 270252; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
SENNER’S TRAUM (Shepherd’s dream) ;
by Carl Heins, op. 171, edited and
fingered by S. Camillo Engel; piano.
[27130
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 270126; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
SENZA FE’: canzone macchietta, versi
di FF. Buongiovanni (Rebiondo),
musica di Oscar Cattedra. [27131
©) Oek/26)9 19s. 2 ee Noy. 17,
191L; EH 270498; Polyphon-musik-
werke a.-g., Wahren-Leipzig.
SERAFINA; chansonnette espagnole,
dans La rose de Grenade, opérette,
paroles et musique de Joaquin Val-
verde fils. (2ila2
@rOct 28. f91t- 2c, «Oe 30;
1911; E 267981; Georges Ondet,
Paris.
SERENADE; by Felix Godin; piano.
[27133
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 270262; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, lItd., London.
——by Franz Drdla, arr. by L. P.
Laurendeau; full band. 4to. [271384
© Oh. 27, 1911:.2) Novi, 1914 ;
E 269619; Carl Fischer, New York.
——from Suite op. 8, by Victor Her-
bert; revised and edited by Hans T.
Seifert; piano. [27135
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269618; Carl Fischer, New York.
par Clemens Schmalstich, op. 31,
no. 3; piano. [27136
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 c Nov. 22, 1911;
E 270637; Mitteldeutscher musik-
verlag, Berlin.
(La serenata); two-part song,
words by G. A. Cesareo, English ver-
sion by L. R., music by F. Paolo
Tosti, arr. by Perley Dunn Aldrich;
women’s voices. (Octavo ed., no.
12167.) [27137
© Oct. 25; 1911: Ze. Nov.s, 19h:
E 269469; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
words and music by Mary Lorenz,
music arr. by Ira B. Wilson; men’s
voices. [27188
© Sept! 29: 1911;) 2) eG Ock 23;
1911; E 269022; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
1569
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27139
SEBENADE—Continued.
words by Longfellow, music by
Ethelbert Nevin, arr. by Victor Har-
ris; chorus for women’s voices.
(8vo. choruses, no. 5606.) [27139
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 1, 1911;
EH 269350; G. Schirmer, New York.
SERENADE IN FUNF SATZEN; von Elisa-
beth Kuyper, op. 8, ftir orchester.
Partitur. [27140
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 2678538; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig.
SERENATA ARRAGGIOSA; versi di C. Ama-
to, musica di R. Gargiulo, per canta
e pianoforte. [27141
© Oct. 17, 1911; 2 c Oct. 31, 1911;
E 270009; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
SERENATA ’E MAGGIO; versi di Modes-
tino Sessa, musica di HE. Passananti.
[27142
© 1c. Nov. 17, 1911; E 271330;
Emilio Passananti, Trenton, N. J.
SERENATA INDIANA; di Vincenzo Billi,
op. 257; per pianoforte. {27143
© Nov. 22) 1911: 2e: Nov. 23,
1911; E 270662; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
SERENATA MODERNA; versi e musica di
A. D. Ardo, per canto e mandolino.
4to. [27144
©) (Oct. 21%, 1918: 2 Te Oct 3;
1911; EH 270004; Capolongo-Feola,
Naples.
SERENATA NAPOLETANA; by G. Sgam-
bati, op. 24, no. 2, ed. and fingered
by Hugo Riesenfeld; violin and pf.
[27145
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 271064; G. Schirmer, New York.
SERAPHIC STRAINS; intermezzo Serioso,
by Erwin Schneider; piano, [27146
© Nov. 27; 1911- 2 ¢ Nov. 27,
1911; E 271585; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
SERVICE; song, words and music by
Benjamin McNeill. Post card, 34 by
4 inches. [27147
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 270034; J. T. Fields, Laurinburg,
ING:
SEUFZER; ged. von Longfellow, musik
von Konrad Ramrath, op. 5, no. 1,
fiir frauenchor, mit klavierbeglei-
tung. [27148
©wvSept.” 147719 oer tOer 21,
1911; EH 2677538; Fischer & Jagen-
berg, g .m. b. h., Cologne.
pt. Tames ve
SHADOW DANCE.
SHapows; lyrics by Jack Maynard,
music by Ernest M. Burnett. [27149
© 1c Oct. 31, 1911; EB 269950;
Burnett & Maynard, Denver.
Herman Finck. 1. Key of B flat.
2. Key of D. [27150, 27151
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 ec. each Nov. 4,
1911; E 270129, 270180; Hawkes &
son, London.
SHADY (A) NOOK; polka mazurka, by
I. V. Flagler; piano.
© Nov. 138, 1911; 2 ec Nov. 13,
1911; E 271054; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
SHAMROCK; waltz, by Geo. L. Spauld- |
[27153 _
ing; piano.
See Meyerbeer (G.)
words by Adrian Ross, music by ,
[27152
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 e Nov. 29, °
1911; E 271663 ; M. Witmark & sons,
New York,
SHE IS A DARLING DANDY PEACHES
CREAM AND CANDY; words and music
by H. A. Wagner. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27154
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 e Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269827;
burgh.
SHE’S MY BEST GIRL; words by Ed. J.
Davies, music by Jos. F. Sassano,
arr. by Louis Panella. [27155
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 269246; Panella & Murray music —
pub. co., Pittsburgh.
SHEPHERD (ARTHUR)
Shepherd, op. 4; pf. Boston. The
Boston music company. [27156
© Noy. 15, 1911; 2 e@ Nov. 16,
1911; EK 271164; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
SHEPHERD (THE) BOY; by G. D. Wil-
son, arr. by Gustav Saenger; violin
and piano. [27157
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269621; Carl Fischer, New York.
SHEPHERD FENNEL’S DANCE; by H.
Balfour Gardiner; piano. [27158
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 27, 1911;
E 267920; Forsyth brothers, ltd.,
London.
SHEPHERD’S HEY; morris dance tune, .
collected by Cecil J. Sharp, arr. by ©
Percy Grainger, for piano. (British
folk-music settings, no. 4.) [27159
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 2679438; Schott & co., London.
1570
H. A. Wagner, N. S. Pitts- |
Sonata; by A.
ee oC
I
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
| no. 12, 1911
|_SHEPHERD’S LULLABY; by Marcella
Henry, for left hand alone; piano.
[27160
| © Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1911;
| E 269320; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
_ delphia.
SHERLOCK-MARSCH; aus der operette
_ Die Liebesjagd, von Hermann Rit-
- zau; kleines orchester. 4to. [27161
Poadiye 25, 1911: 2 ¢ Oct. 21,
| 1911; E 270280; Biihnenverlag
_ Niedersachsen, g. m. b. h., Hanno-
ver, Germany.
SHOPPING; dance, by Phil Martin;
piano. [27162
©. Nov. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 24,
1911; E 270674; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
SHORT COMMUNION SERVICE. See Men-
delssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
SHort (A) REQUIEM MASS; music by
J. T. Whelan. [27163
© Noy. 14, 1911; 2 e Nov. 28,
1911; E 271604; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
SHow (THE) BOY; march by Will
Huff; orch. Cincinnati, Fillmore mu-
sic house. 4to. [27164
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 ec Nov. 16,
1911; E 271156; Fillmore bros. co,
Cincinnati.
SHOWER OF GOLDEN STARS; by H. Dies-
ner; piano. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [27165
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269775; Herbert A. Diesner, Falls
City, Neb.
SIE HATTE EINE SPANISCHE WAND;
singstimme, aus Cabaret-Sterne, text
und musik yon Rudolf Baron.
. [27166
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 «@ Nov. 16,
1911; E 270465; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
SIEHST DU DEN STERN; ged. von Gott-
fried Keller, musik von Christian
Sinding, op. 108, fiir minnerchor a
‘cappella. Partitur. 4to. (Vier lie-
der, no. 3.) [27167
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 270814; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
Sresta; by Géza Horvath, op. 126. no.
8; violin and pf. [27168
©-Nov. 13; 1911; 2 e. Nov. 13,
1911; E 270316; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
2T1TT.
SIGH NO MORE; words by Shakespeare,.
music by W. A. Aiken. (Stainer &
Bell’s modern songs, no. 55.) [27169
© Nov.) 2% 191ts 2 & “Nov. : 21,
1911; E 270692; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
SILENCE (LE); mélodie,
Charles’ Batilliot, musique de
Henri Biisser, op. 41, no. 1. [27170
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6,
1911; E 270219; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
poésie de
SILENT NOON; words by Dante Gabriel
Rossetti, music by Ernest Bristow
Farrar, op. 10; baritone and or-
chestra; vocal score. (Vagabond
songs, no. 2.) EACLE
@2O0ck 32741914: |2) exsNev. 20:
1911; E 270548; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
SILENT, O Moye; song of Fionnuala,
old Irish melody, words by Thomas
Moore, music arr. by Monk Gould;
medium voice. [20
©) Nove 162) 1911-2 Ge Nov. 18:
1911; E 270330; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
SILVER LEAF; words and music by
W. J. Glasstetter. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27173:
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 e. Nov..8, 1911:
E 269653; Wilmer J. Glasstetter,
Torrington, Conn.
words by Fred. E.
Weatherly, music by Stephen
Adams. [27174
© Nov. 18; 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 20,
1911; E 270535; Boosey & co., Lon-
don. -
SILVER MOON;
SILVER THREADS AMONG THE GOLD;
reverie, by H. P. Danks, arr. by
P. F. del Campiglio; pf. [27175-
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 269449; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York. —
SILVERED (THE) WINGS OF TIME; words
by M. F. Gipson, music by Paul
Sayre. [27176-
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 31,1911;
EK 269318; M. F. Gipson, Stamford,
IN, Y:
SILVERY ECHOES; reverie, by Chas. D.
Blake, op. 31, arr. by Pierre Duver-
net (H. L. Heartz); piano; rev. ed.
[27177
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 18, 1911;
E 271032; White-Smith music pub..
co., Boston.
1571
SSS... —aaan..Q ga. GFGeESGVU
27178
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
SILVERY RIPPLES WALTZ, by Charles B.
Mirgon; piano. [27178
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 25, 1911 ;
EH 269121; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
SINDING (CHRISTIAN) Acht stticke;
von C. Sinding, op. 71, fiir piano-
forte zu 4 hinden. obl. 8vo. (Kdi-
tion Peters, no. 3050.) [27179
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 270804; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
SING A SONG OF PRAISE; Christmas
anthem, words from the Bible, mu-
sic by Oliver King, op. 95, no. 1;
mixed voices. (Octavo ed., no.
12236. ) [27180
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269929; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
SING ALL THE EARTH TO GOD; words
from Psalm 96, music by R. H.
Wilson. [27181
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2c. Oct. 27,1911;
E 269203; Robert H. Wilson, Salts-
burg, Pa.
SING ALOUD UNTO GoD; words from the
Bible, music by H. K. Heyser. (In
the Choir, v. 12, no. 11, Nov. 1911.)
[27182
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 24,
1911; EH 271450; Fillmore brothers
ceo., Cincinnati.
Since, O HEAVENS; anthem for Christ-
mas, music by John B. Grant. (Oc-
tavo church music, no. 10146.) [27183
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EH 269486; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. .
Christmas anthem, words from
the Bible, music by Arthur Bergh;
mixed voices. (Octavyo ed, no.
12240.) [27184
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269930; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
—music by J. W. Lerman. (Jn
The choir, vol. 12, no. 12, Dec. 1911.)
[27185
©) Nov. 14, 1911: 2 © Nowe? AG,
1911; E 271147; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati.
SING To THE LORD OF HARVEST; Thanks-
giving anthem, words by John S. B.
Monsell, music by W. Berwald;
mixed voices and sop. solo. 4to.
[27186
© ct: 30, 19152) ce, .Octs 31,
1911; EH 269270; G. Schirmer, New
York.
SING UNTO THE LorD; sentence, words |
by M. E. Bl[utts], music by B. F. |
Butts, arr. by [H. P. Main]. [27187
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911; |
EH 269858; Benjamin F. Butts, New |
York.
SINGER’S (THE) HARP; words trans- 1
lated from the German of Justinus
Kerner, by Dudley Buck, music by
Carl Isenmann, op. 48, ed. by John
Hyatt Brewer; chorus for men’s
voices a cappella. (8vo. choruses |
no. 5626.) [27188 4
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269851; G. Schirmer, New York.
SINGING (THE) MAID; concerted num-
ber from The mousmé, words by
Percy Greenbank, music by Howard
Talbot. No. 2. [27189
© Nov. 27, 191%: 2-e. Nov. 28,
1911; EH 270750; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
SINGOLOGY FOR DAY SCHOOLS; music by
R. H. Randall. S8vo. [27190
© Nov. 20, 1911- "2c" Nov. 23581)
1911; E 271418; Ransom H. Ran- 4
dall, Chicago.
SKATING TIME; words by Charles A.
Martin and Mervin L. Lichtenstein,
music by M. L. Lichtenstein. [27191
© 1 ¢. Nov. 28, 1911; E 271597;
Mervin L. Lichtenstein, New York.
SLEEP; words and music by Ray W.
Arms. [27192
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1911; E 269570;
Ray W. Arms, Columbus, O.
SLEEP DARLING; cradle song, by Walter
Rolfe; piano. [27193
© Nov. 28, 191f;°2 c. Nov. 29,
1911; EH 271664; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. .
SLEEP Hoty Base; a Basse-Normandie
carol, words by H. Caswall, adapted
and arr. by E. P. (Jn Carols ancient
and modern, book 1, no. 8.) [27194
© Oct. 14, 192 eon, ald;
1911; E 270404; Morgan & Scott,
ltd., London.
SLEEP, MY LITTLE BABY, SLEEP; words
and music by G. H. Hellmann; solo
with male quartette. [27195
© Oct. 25, 1911; 1 ¢. Oct. 31, 1911;
1 ce. Nov. 16, 1911; H. 270447; G. H.
Hellmann, San Francisco.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Ho. 12, 1911
SLEIGH-BELLS; by James H. Rogers;
piano. (Five little tone-pictures, no.
4.) [27196
Woy, 25, 1911; 2 c¢. Nov. 27,
1911; EK 271527; G. Schirmer,
York.
SLIPPERY IKE; a rag-i-ty rag, by W. A.
Barrington Sargent; orchestra. 4to.
[27197
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 269253; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton.
New
| SLUMBER sone; by J. Wihtol, ed. and
fingered by Arthur H. Ryder; piano.
[27198
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 4, 1911;
E 271175: G. Schirmer, Boston.
(Berceuse) ; from the Russian of
Lermontoff, French version by J.
Sergennois, English version by M.
Louise Baum, music by A. Gretchan-
inow, op. 1, no. 5, ed. by Hugo Ries;
medium voice in E. [27199
Or Noy. 21-1911: 2 c. Nov. 22,
1911; E 271377; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
SMILES AND FROWNS; words anon.,
music by J. Matthias Field. [27200
© Woy 18, 1911: 2.c. Nov. 18,
1911; E 270817; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
SmitH (Marit VAN Hook) Melodies;
by Marie Van Hook Smith. Book
Mrs No. oO p.’ fol. $1.00.
[27201
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 21, 1911;
ma 297612 ° Hinds, Noble & Hldredge,
New York.
SmitHy (THE); or, My anvil’s song,
lyric and music by Chas. D. Bing-
ham. [27202
Ome Noy.) 21,° 1911: 2 ec. Nov. 22,
1911; EH 270613; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
from Betsy, lyric by
Will B. Johnstone, music by Alexan-
der Johnstone. [27203
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269404; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
SNOWBIRD (THE); words by Hezekiah
Butterworth, music by John Backer-
Lunde, op. 42, no. 3. [27204
©; Nov. 22> 1911:°2 «4 Noy. 23,
1911; E 271428; George H. Doran
eo., New York.
ZANE
So po I; hymn, words by G. K. W.,
arr. by B. EF. Butts: [27205
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269852; Benjamin F. Butts, New
York.
So LIEB’ ICH DICH (So love I thee);
English version after Marta Toep-
litz by Henry G. Chapman, music by
Louis Victor Saar, op. 66, no. 2;
baritone. (Zwei lieder, no. 2)
[27206
©Oct. 31, 1911; 2 ce Nov. 1, 1911:
E 269352; G. Schirmer, New York.
SO SHOULD YoU; words by James Rowe,
music by J. E. Delmarter. [27207
© Och? 22, 1911 --2"e. Novy. 6 1Sit-
E 269506; J. E. Delmarter, Chicago.
SOLDNER (DIE); words by Ernst Zahn,
music by Josef Werth; male voices;
score and parts. 8vo. [27208
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 24, 1911;
E 270671; J. A. Werth, Bonn.
Sorr; réverie, petite piéce descriptive,
par Paul Saegel, pour piano. (Le
début du piano, cinquiéme série, a la
campagne, no. 49.) [27209
©\Oct..2) 1911: 2-¢. Noy. 6, 1911:
E 270228 ; Emile Leduc, Pp. Bertram
et cie., Paris.
SOLDIER’Ss CHORUS. See Gounod(C. F.)
SOLDIER’S LIFE (Wie schon ist’s beim
militar) ; by Ph. EKahrbach, jr., arr.
by George Rosey; orchestra. (George
Rosey’s folio of concert pieces,
no. 1). [27210
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22, 1911;
EH 271855; G. M. Rosenberg, New
York.
SOLDIER’s (A) VISION;
Marshall, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. Ear Pa |
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269717; Sadie Marshall, Meadows,
ING Hi:
words by S.
SOLENNE IN QUEST ’ORA GIURARMI DO0O-
VETE. See Verdi (G.)
SOLFEGE UNIVERSEL; anthologie pro-
gressive des meilleurs auteurs an-
ciens et modernes. Deuxiéme série,
vol. A, facile et moyenne force. 180
lecons choisies ou écrites spéciale-
ment pour le volume. Sans acc.
Svo. [27212
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270202; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
1573
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27213
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1m) ners:, v.26
SOLFEGE UNIVERSEL; anthologie pro-
gressive des meilleurs auteurs an-
ciens et modernes. Deuxiéme série,
vol. A, moyenne force et difficile.
180 legons choisies ou écrites spé-
cialement pour le volume. Avec. acc.
de piano, par Emile Ratez. 4to.
[27215
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270203; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
et cie., Paris.
SOLITUDE; par L. Musso; piano.
[27214
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 6, 1911;
H 270182; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
See Verdi (G.)
SoLtomon (Mirriz) Three miniature
pieces for the piano; composed by
M. Solomon. OContents:—1. Will
o’ the wisp. 2. Prelude. 3. Fun.
[27215
© UNove, 15,0911: 2, es Novel 7.
1911; H 270477; Nicholson & co.,
ltd., Sydney, Australia.
SOLOMON’S TROMBONE; words’ by
Charles Wilmott, music by Hermann
E. Darewski, jr. [27216
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ¢c. Nov. 7, 1911;
H 270253; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
SOLO AND CHORUS.
See Grieg (H. H.)
SOMBRERO LAND; words and music by
EK. Ray Goetz, Irving Berlin and
Ted Snyder. [2721.¢
©. Nov. 47, 1911+) 2 "ce. Nov. 417,
1911; EH 271198; Ted Snyder e¢o.,
New York.
SoLvEJG’s SONG.
SOME DAY, SWEETHEART, YOU'LL RE-
MEMBER; words by C. Gibson, music
by Charles J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27218
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269781; Charles Gibson, St. Louis.
SOME DAY (YOU'LL MISS ME WHEN
YOU’RE LONESOME); words by Lew
Brown, music by Albert Von Tilzer,
arr. by Hugene Platzmann. [27219
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269559; York music co., New
York.
SOME FACTS ABOUT THE MAINE; words
by E. Tipping, music by Charles J.
W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [27220
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269671; Ed Tipping, Franklinville,
INE:
SOME PERFECT ROSE; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Percy HE.
Fletcher. 1. A flat. 2. B flat. 3.
In G. [27221-27223
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. each Oct. 30,
1911; E 267959, 267960, 267962;
Novello & co., ltd., London.
SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME;
march and two-step, by T. J. Wat-
son; piano. Hazelton, Pa. Watson
& sons. [27224
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269388; T. J. Watson, Hazelton,
Paz ¥
SOMETIMES I DREAM OF SOMEDAY;
words by L. Leierzapf, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27225
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269708; Louis Leierzapf, Pitts-
burgh.
SON OF THE HIGHEST; words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by W. A. Post.
[27226
© Noy. WS, 1911552 7%e2 Nov, 23)
1911; E 271412; Smith & Lamar,
Nashville, Tenn.
Sonata; by Arthur Shepherd, op. 4;
pf. Boston. The Boston music com-
pany. [27227
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 «@ Nov. 16,
1911; E 271164; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
by Joseph Henius, op. 9; violin
and piano. [27228
© Nov. ‘1%, 194027 2G Noy. 18;
1911; H 271216; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
Sonata. See Beethoven (L. van)
SoNnATE; by G. B. Williams, op. 5;
pianoforte and violin. [272293
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c& Nov. 1, 1911;
1 ec. Nov. 27, 1911; E 271658; Guy
Bevier Williams, Lincoln, Neb.
SONATE EN SI MINEUR; par Louis
Vierne, op. 27; pour violoncelle et
piano. [27230
© -Noy. 18, 19 2c, Nov: 20:
1911; E 270566; Durand et cie,
Paris.
Sonate (LA) vi°; par Luigi Boccheri-
ni, arr. par Alfred Moffat, doigtée
et cadences par W. H. Whitehouse;
violoncelle et pf. Sonatas pour vio-
loncelle, deuxiéme série, no. 28.)
[2i23k
© Oct. 21, 1911; .2 e@ Nov. 14,
1911; E 270886; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
1574
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
SonG ALBUM; Six songs, words by
Mrs. Radford and others, music by
George H. Clutsam. Contents :—
Dedication.—Perfume.— Erewhile.—
Sleepy hood.—Rain.—In spring.
WATE
eee (50, 191; 2 c. Oct. 380,
1911; E 267956; Edwin Ashdown,
Itd., London.
Sonc oF BETHLEHEM; a Christmas
song, words by Bishop Brooks, music
by ©. Minetti; 1. Low voice. 2. high
voice. [27238, 27234
@uamor, io, 1911; 2 ¢ Nov. 18,
1911; E 270318-270319; Theo. Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia.
SONG CF CONSOLATION; words and mu-
sic by A. F. Fuller. Fort Worth,
Sphynx pub. co. [27235
©) Noy. 414, 1911: 2 ¢c. Nov. 20,
1997 274261; Arthur F. Fuller,
Pasadena.
Song OF FREEDOM; words by L. P. Pu-
terbaugh, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. 27236
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269750; L. P. Puterbaugh, North
Yakima, Wash.
Sone (A) or May; by Frederick A.
Williams, op. 76, no. 2; piano.
[27237
Ge Nove Za7oil: 2.<¢ Nov. 27,
1911; H 271532; G. Schirmer, New
York.
Sone (A) oF SHOGALETTA THE INDIAN
MAID; words and music by L. M.
Chureh. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [27238
©) Oct. 46; 1911 ::2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269734; L. M. Church, Burkett,
Neb.
SONG OF SPRINGTIME; words by L.
Jenewein, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27239
© Oc. 16) 1611 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269707; Louise Jenewein, Spring
Green, Wis.
SONG OF THE AUTO; words and music
by N. A. Brown-Weitz. [27240
OMe erNoy. 9). 1911: BH 271185:
Nettie Arthur Brown-Weitz, New
York.
SONG OF THE BOW; words by A. Conan
Doyle, musie by H. Duncan Bulkley;
high or medium voice. [27241
i) Noy! (22). 1910: 2 c. Nov. 24,
1911; E 271442; G. Schirmer, New
York.
SONG OF THE BROOK; by Frederick N.
Shackley; (Pasticcio, five pieces for
the. pf.,. no. 5.) [27242
©, Nove i2i USiie=2 ie. INows 22,
1911; EK 271378; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
SONG OF THE FOREST FAIRY; Dart-Song
for three voices, S. S. C., words by
Robert Dwyer Joyce, music by
Charles H. Lloyd. 4to. (Year book
press series, no. 55.) [27248
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2c. Oct. 30, 1911;
EK 267957; Year book press, Londou.
SONG OF THE NIGHT (Chanson de la
nuit); petit nocturne, by Henri de
Bieriot,,(S..G:, Pratt) ; pt: [27244
© Oct. 3, 1911; 2 e Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269470; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
SONG OF THE REAPERS; by Heinrich
Helm; piano. (Summer scenes, no.
1.) [27245
@rNov. 1,191: Qe, Nov. 4) 71911:
EE 270451; G. Schirmer, Boston.
SONG OF THE REGIMENT; from Red
hussar, music by Ira B. Wilson;
men’s voices. [27246
© Sept. 29) told: 2 1c), Oct, 23:
1911; E 268948; Lorenz pub. co..
Dayton, O.
Sone (THE) OF THE SHIRT; words by
Thomas Hood, music by Sidney
Homer, op. 25; high, original key
in A minor. [27247
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 27,1911;
E 269201; G. Schirmer, New York.
SoNG OF THE SUMMER WINDS; by
Aionzo Stone; piano. [27248
©ONoev. 220. * 191; 2h ce Nov. 21,
TSIM win 2 S23e0 tateh muse? co:
Philadelphia.
Sone (A) OF TIMES; cantata, words
by John Luther Long, music by Ho-
ratio Parker, op. 73; mixed voices.
orch. ace., vocal score. 4to. [27249
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31,1911;
EK 269271; G. Schirmer, New York.
Sone (A) OF TRUST; Sacred song,
words by John W. Chadwick, music
by Nicholas De Vore; high and low
voice. [27250
© Nov: 8, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 269879; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
Sone (THE) OUR FATHER SANG; duet,
words by Dru. Breden Burrell, music
by J. G. Breden. [27251
@© Nov. 10); 4911; 2 ¢, Nov: 43;
1911; E 271034; J. G. Breden, West-
field, Ill.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27252
DE TT eS VG
SONG WITHOUT woRDs; by I. V. Flag-
ler; piano. [27252
© Nov. 2G 1911: 20a Noye 27,
1911; EH 271586; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelpnia.
——hby Ira B. Wilson; organ. [27253
©, Noy. 10;) 191i 2 [e aiNoy. 120,
1911; E 271252; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton.
SONGS AND SAYINGS FOR YOU. . . by
L. L. Pickett. Louisville, Ky., Pen-
tecostal publishing company; Wil-
more, Ky., L. L. Pickett, 1911. 2 p.
Les) ye Dee TOMS eal s [27254
© Oci:s 227 191k 2 se Nove 13;
1911; A 300562; Pentecostal pub. co.,
Louisville.
SONGS FOR THE HOME AND KINDERGAR-
TEN; words by Ida C. Knapp, Alma
EH. Knapp, Isabelle Goodhue and
others, music by Ida C. Knapp.
[27255
©riNOv sean pl Oidl e2-CABNow 28,
1911; EK 271595; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
SONGS OF A FLAPPER; words and music
by Liza Lehmann. nos. 1-5. [27256
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. .27, 1911;
H} 267919; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
Sones oF DELTA GAMMA; words by
Lucile Harris and others, music by
K. S. Heywood and others, collected
and arr. by Chi Chapter. Second
ed. [27257
© Sept. 7, 1911; 2 c. Sept. 9, 1911 ;
EH 266100; Annie W. Doughty, Port-
land, Me.
SonneET XVIII; words by Shakespeare,
music by W. A. Aiken. [27258
© ANov. 227 ae 19s 2 es Nova 27;
1911; E 2706938; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
Sorry (A) story; by Mrs. A. M. Vir-
gil, op. 36, no. 10; piano. New York,
Virgil piano school co. [27259
©) Nove 25, sO CheNOve ei.
TOU Sh 2 alipad. Mins AL Meo Ware):
New York.
Sout (A); words by Monro Anderson,
music by A. Kingston Stewart.
[27260
©) Oct. 930; loi Zen, Ock ol:
1911; E 270022; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
Sout (THE) oF PERCIVAL; prologue
and three scenes, words by Court-
enay Gale, music by Charlton Speer;
vocal score. New York, Breitkopf
& Hirtel. 4to. [27261
© Sept. 21, 1911-276 Nov. 2:
1911; D 18992; Charlton Speer, Lon-
don.
SOUNDS FROM HOME (Oberlinder) ; by
Jos. Gungl, arr. by Theo. M. To-
bani; revised and fingered by Gus-
tay Saenger; violin and piano.
[27262
© Oct. 25,191 2eeNew 1911.
KH 269624; Carl Fischer, New York.
SOUSSMANN’S (H.) COMPLETE METHOD
FOR THE FLUTE; revised and adapted
for all flutes by W. Popf, edited by
W. F. Ambrosio. [27263
© Oct. 11 191d = 2 ere LOL 3
Ii 269625; Carl Fischer, New York.
SOUVENIR D’AUTOMNE; mélodie, par
Richard Richards, op. 14; pf. [27264
© Oct. 18, 1911: 2evOci, 247 1911.
1. 267849; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
SOUVENIR D’Ecypre (Hgyptana’; suite |
par Speranza-Camusat, pour piano.
No. 1-4. Paris, G. Gross. [27265
© Nov. 1S) oie oee Nov. 2
1911; E 270725; Speranza-Camusat, |
Paris. |
SOUVENIR DE LA GRAND’ MERE; petite
gavotte, par Vincenzo Billi, op. 259; |
piano. [27266 |
© Nov. (22% (Ome 2 veriNoyv. 22:
1911; E- 2700C3= G: Ric¢ordi- & col
Milan.
SOUVENIR DE LEMBERG; mazurka, by |
Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 235, no. 5; |
violin and piano. [27267 |
©: Nov. 13) Gili eho, alice
1911; E 271055; Theo. Presser co., |
Philadelphia.
SPAGNOLA (LA) (The Spanish dancer) ;
vyaise, arr. by D. Montano; pf. |
[27268 |
© Oct. 26) Tome, Oct 26"
1911; E 269187; Jos. P. Katz, New
York.
SPALDING (ALBERT) Andantino; by A.
Spalding; violin and pf. [27269 |
© Nov. 8, 1911537 2\c Nowa 9; 01 is
BE 271069: G Schirmer, New York.
1576
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
27288
SPANISCHE EPISODE; text von Walter
Hggert, musik von Clemens Schmal-
stich, op. 29, no. 2; (Zwei lieder, no.
rie) [27270
© Od. 4 1911: 2 ec. Noy. 22, 1911:
HK 270639; Mitteldeutscher musik-
verlag, Berlin.
SPANISH BEAUTIES; waltz, by F. Le-
beau. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. PAPAL
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
K 269796; Mrs. Fred R. Lebeau,
Chicago.
SPANISH DANCE. See Moszkowski (M.)
SPANISH EYES; words by Edward Mad-
den, music by Perey Wenrich.
[27272
© Nov. 15, 1911- 2 ec) Nov. 15,
1911; E 271117; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
SPANISH SERENADE; by W. Cooper, rev.
by E. V. McIntyre; pf. [272738
Oe eve 10.6 NOt. 2c. Nov: 21,
1911; E 271277; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis.
Spatz (DER) UND DER KANARI; text
und musik von Julius Bittner.
© @ct 21, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 23, 1911:
E 267789; Albert Stahl, Berlin.
SPECIFIC VIOLIN EXERCISES; for the de-
velopment of the third and fourth
fingers, by Pavel L. Bytovetski.
(Teacher’s library, no. 5.) PATS)
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269841; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
SPINOSITY; rag, by G. Tipton; pf.
[27276
© 1°’ Nov. 8, 1911; E 269851;
Glen Tipton, Indianapolis.
SPIRIT (THE) OF THE U. S. A.; march
and two-step, by Jacob Henry Ellis;
plano. VPA
Ow Noy a4) F191: 2: Nov. 15:
1911; E 271130; Vinton music pub.
co., Boston.
SPOONY NIGHT; words by P. Dalbey,
music by Chas. Scott. 27278
© oNovel 19i = 2° eo Nove Ui
1911; E 271008; Paul Dalbey, Spring-
field, O.
SPOONY WORDS; from Let George do it,
words by Paul West, music by Nat
D. Ayer. [27279
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6,.1911;
H 269550; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
SPRAY (A) OF ROSES; words by Fred
-G. Bowles, music by Wilfrid San-
derson; no. 8 in D flat. [27280
©) Nov.) 22, 1O1i? 2 el, Nove 23.
1911; E 270651; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
SPRING FANCIES; by Frederick N.
Shackley. (Pasticcio, five pieces for
the pf. no. 2.) [27281
©) Now.,2%, 1911-2 ec) Nows22,
1911; E 271379; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
SPRING FLOWERS; schottische, by John
Tiller; piano. [27282
© *Nov..28) 1911-52 Now, 2S:
1911; E 270755; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
SPRING SONG. See Mendelssohn-Bar-
tholdy (Jn i: By)
“PRING REVERIE (Pensée de printemps) ;
words by Armand Silvestre, English
version by M. Louise Baum, ed. by
Hugo Ries, music by Xavier Leroux.
[27288
© Nov.-1, 1911; 2c Nov. 4, 1911;
KH 271176; G. Schirmer, Boston.
SPRING-TIME (O primavera); Italian
words by Olga Bonetti, English
words by R. H. Elkin, music by
P. A. Tirindelli. [27284
©. Nov. 18,, 191d: 2.¢e), Nov. 20;
UGE We 2 Oba lt auG) EMLCORG les) CO.
Milan.
SPRINGTIDE; by Leon Feorde; piano.
[27285
© Oc s0) 19-2 ce. Oct, Si:
1911; H 270260; J. B. Cramer & co.,
Itd., London.
SPROUTING BUDS; words and music by
Collie (pseud. of Mr. & Mrs. Chas.
Klosterhuber ). Milwaukee, Park
publishers. [27286
@© “Sune 9) 19d = 2c. Sune 12)
1911; E 269939; Mrs. Chas. Kloster-
huber, Milwaukee.
See Rossini (G. A.)
Star (THE) AND THE CHILD; sacred
cantata for Christmas, words by
Martin Luther and others, music
by Chas. H. Gabriel and others.
[27287
© COet: (dbs AGIs 2 Cu Noyas 20:
1911; E 271646; Heidelberg press,
Philadelphia.
STAR-LAND, I ENvy You; words and
music by Will Hardy. [27288
O©UNovw 21, 19d ec! Nove. 22)
1911; E 271338; Bostonia pub. co.,
Boston.
STABAT MATER.
1577
ee ee ere ie Be
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27289
STAR-SPANGLED (THE) BANNER; words
by Francis Scott Key, music by
John Stafford Smith, harmonized
and arr. by Carl Engel; mixed
voices, in C. (Laurel octavo, 4th
series, no. 193.) [27289
© Nov 10,0191 2c.) Nove:
1911; E 270389; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston.
STARLIGHT DREAMS; words and music
by Claire C. Loveless. Wheaton,
Ill., Claire C. Loveless. [27290
©) INOv! 220) 191des 2 caeNoveae>:
1911; EH 271468; Loveless music co..
Wheaton, Il.
STARS (THE) ARE SHINING OVER ALL;
words by J. KE. Bubier, music by
Mary A. Knight; sop. or ten.
[27291
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1911;
I} 269221; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
STARS OF THE DESERT; Indian love
lyric by Laurence Hope, set to music
by Amy Woodford-Finden. (Stars
of the Desert, no. 1.) [27292
©) Oct..25, 191 2c Oct, 26,1911:
E 267910; Boosey & co., London.
STARS OF THE SUMMER NIGHT; sere-
nade-duet, words by Longfellow,
musie by Ernest Newton; tenor and
baritone. [27295
©; Nov, ils) 1OMe Te es Nove dor
1911; E 270474; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
STEEPLE JACK; by Armstrong & Clark;
yocal orch. in G. 4to. [27294
©uNove do LOM Seca Nover dA.
1911; BE 271094; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
STELLA Maris; musikalisches schau-
spiel in 8 aufziigen, text von Henry
Revers, musik von A. Kaiser; parti-
tur. [27295
© “Oct. 23. 1911s 2 cr Nov. 28,
1911; D 19006; Alfred Kaiser, Ber-
lin.
S1TILLES GLUCK; aus dem schwedischen,
deutscher text von Richard Stecher,
musik von Gustaf, prinz von Schwe-
den u. Norwegen, bearb. von Hugo
Jungst, op. 87, fir mainnerchor, Part.
u. Stimmen. 4to. (Fremdlandische
volksweisen, no. 60.) [27296
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EK 270201; Otto Forberg, Leipzig.
Dt. digas: vy. Ga.
StockING (THE) ROBBERY; words and -
music by H. L. Tomman.
© 1 «@ Oct. "25, 1911 269184 *
Hattie L. Tomman, Lanark, Ill
STOP AND TALK WITH JESUS; words by |
Ina Duley Ogdon, music by C. H.
Gabriel.
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 27, 1911:
E 271564; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chi-
cago.
STORIELLE A LA MODA; versi e musica |
di A. D. Ardo, per canto e pianoforte.
[27299 |
© Oct. 17, 1991 »QreOcti3t; 1911 -
EE 270007; Capolongo-Feola, Naples. -
STORY-LAND; words by Franz Christan,
music by W. H. Neidlinger; 1. Alto |
[27300 |
or bar. 2. Sop. or ten.
© Nov. 22). 191 =) Zee Nove. 22%
1911; E 2713892; Arthur P. Schmidt, |
Boston.
STORY OF BETHLEHEM ;
Christmas, by Wm. R. Spence. 4to.
[27301
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 9, 1911;
EK 269931;
ton.
STRANGE LANDS;
Alma-Tadema, music
Backer-Lunde, op. 42, no. 4.
eantata for "
[27297 ©
[27298 |
Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
words by Laurence :
by Johan ||
[27302 |
© Nov. 22) 191i 20e. Nov, 234!
1911; E 271426; George H. Doran ||
co., New York.
STRAUSS (RICHARD) Cavaliere
(11) |
della rosa; comedia in tre atti per |
musica, di Hugo von Hofmannsthal, |
traduzione ritmica italiana di Ot-
tohe Schauzer, musica di R. Strauss, |
op. 59. Grande partitura, orchestra
e parole.
[27308
© 1c Nov. 4, 1911: E 270139: |
Adolph Fiirstner, Paris.
Rosenkavalier (Der) (The rose- |
bearel) ; music by R. Strauss, op. 59, |
dancing valse arr. by J. Doebber, arr.
for military band by Dan Godfrey. .
no. {|
[27304 |
(Chappell’s auxiliary journal,
Ze)
© Oct. 8, 191i 2 eo Nev 4, 19 1a.
EH 270188; Adolph Fitirstner, Paris.
—_— —— suite; musik von R. Strauss, }
op. 59, erleicht. bearbeitung von N.
Naimbuat, fiir klavier.
[27305
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911; |
E 270137; Adolph Firstner, Paris.
1578
MUSICAL COMPCSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
273238
StrAuss (RicHARD)—Continued.
tanz-walzer aus der komddie
fiir musik, von R. Strauss, bearb.
von Joh. Doebber, fiir salon-orches-
ter, mit klavier und harmonium ad
lib. Stimmen. 4to. [27306
Conus, 1911: 2 ce. Sept., 11,
1911; E 264562; Adolph Fiirstner,
Paris.
STRIKE UP AN IRISH STRAIN; words by
Haven Gillespie, music by Lloyd
Kidwell. [27307
@eoNoy, 29, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 1,
1911; E 271747; Associated music
pub. co., Cincinnati.
STUDIES IN PART-SINGING; composed’
by H. Arnold Smith, treble voices, in
old and new notation, music only.
Parts 1 and 2. [27308
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 20, 1911;
EK 267912; J. Curwen & sons, lItd.,
London.
STUDIES IN’ SIGHT READING; by Mary
Frances Frothingham; piano. [27309
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 11, 1911;
EH 269989; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
STUDIUM DER DRITTEN LAGE UND DES
LAGENWECHSELS ZWISCHEN ERSTER
UND DRITTER LAGE; verfasst von Wil-
helm, op. 165, fiir die violine.
[27310
© July 30, 1911; 2c. Nov. 3, 1911;
FH 270104; Carl Ruckmich, Freiburg
i. B., Germany.
STURIELLA DULUROSA; versi di F. Vet-
roni, musica di V. Adams, per canto
emandolino. 4to. [271
Orc 15, 1911-2 c, Oct. 31; 1911:
E 270002; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
STUTTERING JEKE; two-step rag, by
Karl R. Beehle, arr. by E. E. Bag-
ley; orch. 4to. [27312
© Nov. 1, 1911: 2 ¢. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 269374; A. C. Gardner, Brockton,
Mass.
SuBWAY (THE) SQUEEZE; from Let
George do it, words by Paul West,
music by Nat D. Ayer. [27313
© _Nov.. 3, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269421; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
| SUGAR PLUM; by G. Casmay; pf.
[27314
| © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1911; E 269935;
George Casmay, Philadelphia.
SUITE DE PIECES, EN FORME DE DANSES
ANCIENNES; par HE. Pauer, op. 75,
pour piano. (Edition Schott, no.
7668. ) 27315
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 28, 1911;
EK 270165; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
SUITE DE VALSES; sur des motifs de
lopérette Mik 1°*, musique de Willy
Redstone; pf. [27316
© Nova i, 191: 2 ey Nove 45,
1911; E 270481; Max Eschig, Paris.
SUITE ORIENTALE; par Albert Landry.
pour orchestre, avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. [27317
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267968; Costallat et cie., Paris.
SUMMER (THE) DAYS OF OLD; words
by I. Davis, music by Paul Sayre.
[27318
© Nov. 28, 1911: 2’ e> Nov: 28;
1911; E 271641; Ira Davis, Indian-
apolis, Ind.
SUMMER IN THE COUNTRY. See Lohr
(Hermann).
SUMMER (A) LULLABY; words by Wm.
H. Gardner, music by AIf. HE.
Hutchins. [27319
ORO 2TH 101129 OS e. Oct. (28;
1911; EH 269222; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
SUMMER (A) NIGHT; duet or two part
chorus, words by Gertrude Knox
Willis, music by R. R. Forman;
women’s voices. (Part songs for
women’s voices, octavo ed., no. 61738.)
[27320
© Nov: 6, 1911°> 2 © Nov: 6, 1911%
E 269487; Theo. Presser co., Phil-
adelphia.
SUNDARI; oper in 38 aufztigen, musik
von Reinhold L. Herman, dichtung
nach einer orientalischen legende
vom komponisten. klavierauszug
mit text. [27321
©) Oct: 21,1911 52 ce. Oct. 23; 1911’;
E 267790; Albert Stahl, Berlin.
See (M.)
SUNSHINE SONG; words and music by
H. West. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [27322
©) Oct. 16, 1911’; 2 ¢. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269721; Henry West, Los Angeles.
SUPPLICATION; by J. Frank Frysinger ;
pipe organ. [273238
@peNov, 6.19110? 2c Noy. 7. 1oid:
EK 269555; J. Fischer & bro., New
York.
SUNRISE. Moszkowski
1979
#1 ee ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27324
Dt. Tih aise. Vv. 6
SUPPOSE, SUPPOSE, SUPPOSE; words by
Ballard Macdonald, music by W.
Raymond Walker. [27324
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1911:
E 269202; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
SURRENDER; words by F. Wormald,
music by Ethel Beningfield. [27325
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 13, 1911;
E 270337; Fanny Wormald, London.
SURSUM CORDA AND ALLA MARCIA; by
John Ireland; organ. obl. 8vo.
(Original compositions, no. 421.)
[27326
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911:
H 267961; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
SUSIE AT THE zZ00; words and music
by G. W. Skillman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [273827
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269799; G. W. Skillman, San-
dusky, O.
SUSPIRO’ E PRIMMAVERA; yersi di E.
Nicolardi (C. O. Lardini), musica di
Ernesto de Curtis. [273828
On Oct 26; 41911<) 2 ec. MNove 17.
1911; E 270499; Polyphon—musik-
werke a.-g.. Wahren-Leipzig.
SUSSEX MUMMERS’ CHRISTMAS CAROL;
collected by Lucy E. Broadwood,
arr. by Perey Grainger, for piano.
(British folk-music settings, no. 2.)
[27329
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 267944; Schott & co., London. -
SUZANNE; from Modest Suzanne, lyric
by Robert B. Smith, music by Jean
Gilbert. [27330
@©pNov. 20. d94 7 2 ey (Nov. 211:
1911; EK 270597; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
SUZANNE’S SECRET; words by Enrico
Golisciani, English version by Claude
Aveling, music by Ermanno Wolf-
Ferrari; vocal score. New York.
G. Schirmer. 2a:
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
D 18997; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig.
See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
SWANNANOA MARCH; by H. A. Fried-
lander, arr. by Otto EH. Hermann;
pf. Asheville, N. C., Atlas music
Swan (THE)
Sweer ALICE; words and music by D.
Roberson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [2 fooo ©
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 & Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269779; Douglas Roberson, Neo-
desha, Kan.
SWEET CHERIE ; from A lucky hoodoo,
words by J. Leubrie Hill, music by
J. Rosamond Johnson. [27334
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ©. Nov. 18,
1911; E 271232; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
SWEET DREAMS OF HEAVEN; reverie, by
L. A. Drumheller; piano. [2738385
© Nov: 25; 19iiegeweeNovw, oi
1911; EK 271521; Louis A. Drumhel-
ler, Harrisburg, Pa.
SWEET DREAMS OF THEE; reverie, by
EK. S. Phelps; piano. [27336
©' Nov. 20) 19it. Zee No. 27.
1911; E 271587; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
SWEET GENEVIEVE; words by George
Cooper, music by Henry Tucker, arr.
by J. Remington; mixed voices.
(Laurel octavo, no. 192.) [27337
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 14, 1911;
EK 271108; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton.
SWEET HOUR OF PRAYER; hymn anthem,
music by E. R. Bowles. (Octavo
choir music for mixed voices, no.
36. ) [27338
© Nov. 13; 191t 32 3e eNov. : 13;
1911; E 270325; Anglo-Canadian
music pubs. assn., Itd., Toronto.
SWEET MEMORIES; by G. W. McAdams;
piano. [27339
© Nov. 21) 191d 22207 Noy. 22.
1911; FE 2713827; G. W. MeAdams,
Pittsburgh.
SWEET ROSE OF LOVE; words by B. A.
Phillips, music by Sophia J. Gra-
bowski. [27340
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1911; E 269180;
Blanche Arline Phillips, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
SWEET THOUGHTS OF YOU; waltz song,
words by Jane L. Eaton, music by J.
Burnes. [27341
© Nov. 27; i9iat- 2 en Nova» 23.
1911; E 271625; Joseph Burnes, Lud-
low, Vt.
SWEETEST (THE) KISS OF ALL; written
and composed by Chas. Collins and
pub. co. [27332 Fred Godfrey. [27342
© Dec. 2, 1911); 2.c) Dees Ou: ©. Nov. 21, Otis. D eNowe ode
‘ EH 272113; Hannah L. Friedlander, 1911; E 270605; Francis, Day &
Asheville, N. C. Hunter, London.
1580
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
27363
SWEETEST MEM’RIES ARE OF COURTING
DAYS GONE BY; words and music by
Harry D. Kerr. [27348
© Nov. 14, 1911: 2 c Nov. 15,
PtH 2 toal: Vinton music. pub.
co., Boston.
SWEETHEART DREAMS; words by H. P.
Wrightson, music by Howard G.
Miller. [27344
© 1 c¢. Noy. 4, 1911; E 269454;
Herbert P. Wrightson, New York.
SWEETHEART, MY SWEETHEART; words
by Bert Kalmar, music by T. Snyder.
[27345
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 2, 1911;
KE 2693870; Ted Snyder co., New
Work...
Swineine; by W. Lewis, op. 407, no.
2; piano. [27346
Cuno. 1911. 2 @.. Nov. 27,
1911; EH 271588; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Swiss sone (Schweizerlied) ;
Georg Eggeling, op. 104; piano.
[27347
© Nov. 6, 1911'< 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270142; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
youn
SYLVAN SPRITES; waltz, by H. Engel-
mann: it Prano solo. 2. Piano, six
hands. [ 27348, 27349
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 c. each Nov. 27,
ngs Hy 270 589,.> 271590; » Theo.
Presser co., Philadelphia.
Sylvia; serenade, by Charles Freder-
icks; band. 4to. [27350
©wNov. 28,1911: 2 c. Nov: 27,
1911; © 271550; F. C. Menges, Cleve-
land.
SYMPTOMS 0’ LOVE; from Hans Danske,
words by Robert H. Cochrane, music
by Phil, D. Cochrane, arr. by C.
Bayer. [27851
©) Nov. 25, ° 1911; Gy INOVe 2,
1911; E 271490; Marie C. Blanchard,
Toledo, O.
TABLEAUX; a dream waltz, by Mabel
Madison Watson; pf. (The children’s
party, no. 1.) [27352
9
_
‘TAKE ME BACK TO MY OLD HOMESTEAD;
words and music by H. S. Davis.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27354
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2.¢. Nov: 8)4911;
BE 269797; H. S. Davis, North Elba,
INE OME
TAKE ME BACK TO TITE GARDEN OF LOVE;
words by E. Ray Goetz, music by
Nat. Osborne. [27355
© Nowy. 2, 4911. 552 ec. Novy 2atOi te
KX 269366; Ted Snyder co., New
York.
TAKE ME DOWN PICCADILLY; words and
music by Harry Castling. [27356
© Nov. :8)/0 910 + Dae: Nove toi:
HK 270254; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
TAKE THIS LETTER TO MOTHER; words
and music by HE. H. Korf. [27357
©: Nov./ 14, 191a)-42 &: Nove 20,
1S 20270 Haward . Bia ior.
Los Angeles.
'TAMBOURINS (LES) ; René LL.
Becker; piano. [27358
©) Nova ilse: 1911. = 2ises. Now, 15,
1911; E 271121; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
by
TANNHAUSER. See Wagner (R.)
PANZLIEDCHEN; von Victor Keldorfer,
op. 70; orchester; stimmen. S8vo.
[27359
GyGcr Ws. 191s 2 ch Nove 17:
1911; E 270500; Adolphe Robitschek.
Vienna.
Henrietta Straus;
easy
TARANTELLE; by
piano. (Four character
sketches, no. 4.) | 27360
@©wrNoves 18,5191: 2° c: sNovs 8:
Coie IB e209. Gar red Kranz
music co., Baltimore.
Tr DruM IN E; composed by Charles
H. Lioyd; male voices. 4to. (Mod-
ern church services, no. 118.)
[27361
G1 Oc 2a hott Bic Oct: 23,191
E 267784; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
TE DEUM LAUDAMUS; music by Frank
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2 c Novy. 22, H. Mather; in E fiat. [27362
ae EH 2713938; Arthur P. Schmidt, © Nov. 27, 1911; 2 c Noy. 28,
SO 1911: FE 271594: H. W. Gray co.,
| TAKE ME BACK TO MY OLD HOME TOWN; New York.
words by Arthur Longbrake, music | --—music by Walter Miles; mixed
by Ed. Edwards. peiaaes voices. [273863
(CmNove 295) 191: 2 te. pNove5, © Nov. 9, 1911: 2 c. Nov. 9, 1941;
1911; Ie 271127; Longbrake & Ed- E 269886: Walter Miles. Lansing,
wards, inc., Philadelphia. i 4 Mach:
1681
EOS
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27364
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
TE DEUM LAUDAMUS, IN G; music by
John E. West; mixed voices. (Oc-
tavo ed., no. 12227.) [27364
© Noy.. 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Nov. 9) 1914’;
EK 269932; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
TEAR (A) DROP ALWAYS GLISTENED IN
HIS EYE: words and music by R. E.
Barrett. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [27365
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269681: R. E. Barrett. Julesbure.
Col.
TELEGRAPH (THE) GIRL; from Let
George do it, words by Paul West,
music by Nat D. Ayer. [27366
© Nov. 6, 1911: 2 © Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269551; Jerome H. Remick & co..
New York.
TELEPATHY; march and two-step. by
L. L. Butler; piano. [27367
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 11,1911:
E 269996; La Fayette Lentz Butler,
Salt Lake City.
TELL ME DEAR DADDY WILL I My¥
MOTHER EVER SEE; words and music
byin Jie” Motiat. os Washingtons sk:
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27368
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269801; John Moffat, London.
Ont., Canada.
TELL ME IF YOU LOVE ME; words by
James Altman, music by C. Honsa.
Chicago, Standard music pub. house.
[27369
© Sept. 10, 1911 2 ee Noyv.a2t
1911; KH 271542; Charles Honsa, Chi-
cago.
TELL ME LITTLE GIRLIE; words bv
James Lamont, music by Charlotte
St. Clair. [27370
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
Hi 269508 ; Associated music pub. co.,
Cincinnati.
TELL ME OF JESUS; words and music
by C. B. Hopkins. [2030
© Senta, 19d 2c Oech, Ziel otee:
E 269204: C. Benj. Hopkins, Chi-
cago.
TELL ME SOMETHING NEW: words and
music by W. L. Right. Washing-
ton. H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27372
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269776: Wilbur L. Right, Beling-
ton, W. Va.
TEMPTATIONS; poéme de A. Curti, mu-
sique de Edmond Diet, pour piano.
[27373
©ine. July Ves 19it s Ee 270679:
Edmond Diet. Paris.
TENNIS; from Hanky-panky, lyric by
KE. Ray Goetz, music by A. Baldwin
Sloane. [27374
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 9, 1911:
E 269878; Ted Snyder co. New
York
TEUFELSLIED ( WILL-0O’-THE-WISP) ; ged.
von Reinhard Volker, musik von Eu-
gen Haile. [273875
© July 31, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 270092; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig.
TEXAS WHOOP; words and music by
William Phares Cochran. (Post
card jingle, no. 6.) Card 83 by 5
inches. [27376
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269839; W. P. Cochran, Marble
Falls, Tex.
‘HANKSGIVING HYMN; words by Town-
send Allen, music by Grace L. Als-
ton. [27300
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 31, 1911:
Ei 269424; Marion Thomas, Newark.
THAT BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL RAG; words
and music by M. F. Meyers, arr. by
Dave Kaplan. [27378
© Nov. 22) Agee Nov 24:
1911; E 271512; M. FE. Meyers,
Brooklyn.
THAT CLASSICAL RAG, JOSEPHINE
Brown; words and music by A. Bar-
rowclough. [27379
© 1 ¢ Oct. -31, 1919 - H 269282 ;
Arthur Barrowclough, Paterson, N. J.
THAT CLASSY POWDER RAG; words by
Arthur J. Goodhart, music by Frank
H. Grey. [27380
© Oct/31)) 1914 ZeF Oc aier1O ile:
EH 269283; Metropolitan music pub.
co., New York.
THAT EVERLASTING RAG; by William
Held; orchestra, 4to. [27381
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 30,1911;
E 269256; Chas. E. Roat music ¢co.,
Itd., Battle Creek.
THAT FLYING RAG; by Arthur Pryor,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; full band.
4to. [27882
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 « Nov. 7, 1911;
EK 269627; Carl Fischer, New York.
words and
[27383
THAT HAUNTING MELODY;
music by Geo. M. Cohan.
©: Nov. 1%, 1911 ee eo ae
1911; BE 271201; Jerome & Schwartz
pub. co., New York.
| THAT WELL REMEMBERED DAY;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
27402
THAT ITALIAN SERENADE; words by
Joe. McCarthy, music by Al. Pianta-
dosi and Jack Glogan. [27384
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 269264; Leo Feist, New York.
THAT JUNE; words by E. Teschema-
cher, music by H. Lyall Phillips.
[27885
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 270269; John church co., Cincin-
nati.
THAT LITTLE GERMAN BAND; words
and music by P. J. Lewis. Washing-
ton. H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27386
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269702; Phil J. Lewis, New York.
THAT LOVEABLE GLIDE; words by H.
Tobias, music by H. Tobias and E.
Harrison. [27387
@ 1 ¢ Noy. 6, 1911; E 269526;
Harry Tobias, Worcester.
THAT NATURAL RAG; by Ettore Ber-
nado Fisichelli: piano. [27388
© WNov.-2, 1911; 2 c. Noy. 2, 1911;
E 269867; Ted Snyder co., New
York.
THAT POLITICAL RAG; words and music
by H. D. Koenig. [27389
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c Nov. 28,
1911; E 271638; Harry D. Koenig,
New York. :
THAT PRETTY LITTLE SONG; from The
enchantress, lyric by Harry B.
Smith, music by Victor Herbert.
[27390
ea Ney. 22, 1911: 2-e¢ Nov. 23,
1911; EK 271399; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
THAT’S SOME HONEYMOON; words and
music by Will Hardy. [27391
Nov. 21,.,1911-*..2 ¢. Nov: 22:
1911; EK 271339; Bostonia pub. co.,
Boston.
THAT VAIN COON; words by T. Johnson,
music by Madden music co., Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27392
©) Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911:
E 269798; Tenie Johnson, Merrill,
Mich.
words
THAT WESTERN GLIDE; by Frank H.
Grey, arr. by Robert Recker ; orches-
tra. [27394
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1911;
E 2698038; Metropolitan music pub.
co., New York.
—-— medley march and two-step, by
Frank H. Grey, Nat. Vincent and
Leo. Bennett, arr. by Robert Recker ;
orchestra. [27395
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 27, 1911;
E 269304; Metropolitan music pub.
co., New York.
—— words by Nat Vincent, music by
Frank H. Grey. [27396
©) Oct. 25, 1911 - 2 c. Oet. 27, 191s:
KE 269210; Metropolitan music pub.
co., New York.
THEMA CON VARIATIONI, B DUR; pro
dvoje housle, violu a violoncello, slo-
zil Zdenko Fibich. [27397
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911:
EK 270184; Fr. A. Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
THERE AIN'T NO MAN IN THE MOON;
from School days, words and music
by Herman Timberg. [27398
©’ Oct: 27, 1911+ 2°e Oct. 28; 1911:
E 269232; Leo. Feist, New York.
THERE ARE THORNS WITH ALL THE
ROSES; words by Beth Slater Whit-
Son, music by W. R. Williams.
[273899
©) ers 30) 192 es Oct,, 30,1911:
FE) 269217; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
THERE IS SOME ONE WHO KNOWS;
words by Helen D. Sylvester, music
by E. L. Wolslagel. [27400
© Sep 115-49 et es Oct: 12;
1911; 1 c. Oct. 30, 1911; E 269298;
. E. L. Wolslagel. Bellevue, O.
THERE’S A BRIDGE TO CARRY YOU OVER;
words by C. Swift, music by Charles
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [27401
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
I) 269748: Clarence Swift, Warwick,
N. We
THERE’S A CHARM AROUT THE MOON-
LIGHT EVERYWHERE; words by D. S.
and music by T. J. McMahon. Wash- Morrill, music by Charles J. W.
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. Jerreld. Washington, H. MKirkus
[27393 Dugdale co. [27402
‘Sy Oct: 30; 1911 -.2 &.. Nov: 8;,/1911- © Oct. 16; 1911 2c. Noy.S, 19LE-
E 269753; Thonias J. McMahon. E 269652: D. S. Morrill, Farmville,
West Rutland, Vt. Ns ©
1983
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27403
pty WL aes G
THERE'S A DOOR AJAR FOR YOU; words
by Daniel Hugh Verder, music by
Pauli HBugene. [27403
© Nov. “10, 1911; 2-e Nov. 410,
1911; EH 269977; Shapiro music pub.
co.. New York.
THERE’S A HILL BY THE SEA; words by
DPD. Eardley-Wilmot, music by Her-
mann Lohr. [27404
© Oct, 20; 191k; 2 e-Ock. Si 1911. -
FE 267995; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
'THERE’S MUSIC EVERYWHERE: written
by ik. Po. Weston and i. J; Barnes,
composed by Fred Elton. [27405
© Nowe 2 dOite 2 he. Noyes 2,
1911; KH 270606; Krancis;, Day &
Hunter, London.
'THERE’S NO PLACE JUST LIKE HOME;
words and music by E. H. Lynch.
[27405
©, diye. Nows8; 1911: BH 269845;
Ethel H. Lyneh, Sioux City, Ia.
'THERE’S ONLY ONE ROSE FOR YOU; words
by. F. S. Mluke, music by Glen W.
Ashley. [27407
© Novy. 31910: 2 :e. Noy: 6, 1911 ;
E 269548; Farris S. Fluke, Chicago.
THERE'S SOMEBODY THINKING OF YOU
MARY DEAR; words and music by
Arthur Trevelyan. [27408
© Oct, si dOmis Zier Octal 19
EH 270038; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London,
SHEPHERDS; anthem for
words scriptural, music
James Mansfield, op. 54,
4to. (Anglican choir series, no.
POS.) 27409
Croc 23) Otte eNO 2 lal
Hh 200709; Vincent. musie- co: - ltid.,
London.
"THERE WERE
Christmas,
by Purcell
—— —— music by Herbert Sanders:
mixed voices. (Octavo: ~eds no:
#2251.) [27410
©/ Nov: 3: 191t 2c Nov. 9:19 td:
E 269933; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
(SEY. RLAVIE RO.) GIVES OPER 7 ETRES G5.
VoTE: words by S. C. McGill, music
arr. by Lucretia Kester Sampson.
[27411
© Oct. 28; 191i = Bier News Mig Oe! -
BE 269850; Sarah Campbell McGill.
slencoe, Ill.
THINE; words by H. Moorehead, mu-
sic by L. Frank Miller. [27412
© Dee. 1, 1910; 2 ¢. Oct. 28, 1911;
I 269238; Harry Moorehead, Balti-
more.
THIRTY sones. See Liszt (F.)
THINKING OF? HOME; reverie, by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 239; piano.
[27413
© Nov. 13, 391 ya tewNoy. 13:
1911; E 271056; Theo.” Bresser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
THIS OLD TOWN; words by Haven Gil-
lespie, music by Lloyd Kidwell.
[27414
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 6, 1911:
If 269509; Associated music pub. co.,
Cincinnati.
THOU ART LIKE UNTO A FLOWER: song,
music by Frances McCollin. [27415
© Nov. 6, 1914: 2 e Now 6G 1911:
FE 269489; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
THOU ART SO NEAR AND YET SO FAR;
words by J. Oxenford, melody by A.
Reichardt, arr. by John Bell; mixed
voices. 4to. (Choral album, no.
1030. ) [27416
© Nov. 8, 1911=)2reriNoved @ 191 -
I, 270507; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow.
THOU DIDST LEAVE THY THRONE; music
by EK. W. Shuttleworth. (Jn Carols
ancient and modern, book 2, no. 19.)
[27417
©: Oct: 14,7191 ae Now. 1,
1911; E 270409; Morgan & Scott,
Itd.. London.
THOU THAT FROM THE HEAVENS ART.
See Wanderet’s night sone.
THOU STAR OF THE NIGHT; words and
music by W. G. Hurlbut. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27418
© Oct. 16, 1911: 2 c Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269733; W.%G. -Hurlbut, Sioux
City, Ta.
THOUGHTFULNESS; by Frank P. Ather-
ton, op. 180, "nosis aiam@: [27419
© Nov. 20; ioidiee2y ea Nove, 21
1911; E “271324 > Eateh snysiey co.
Philadelphia.
THREE BIRDS (Les trois oiseaux) ;
words by F. Coppée, English version
by M. Louise Baum, ed. by Hugo
Ries. music by César Cui; low voice.
[27420
© Nov. 1, 191272 ¢ Now 4, 1911;
FE 271177; G. Schirmer, Boston.
1584
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911 274389
THREE INTROITS; music by G. H.| TILL A’ THE SEAS GANG DRY; part song,
Knight; mixed voices. S8vo. (Bos- poem by Robert Burns, music by
ton music co. ed. no. 921.) [27421 Harvey B. Gaul; men’s voices. (Oc-
tavo church music no. 613.) [27430
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
B 271178; G. Schirmer, Boston.
TIIREE MAIDENS OF JAPAN; words by
Alfred H. Hyatt, music by Mary
Turner Salter. (From Old Japan,
TOs ks) [27422
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
EK 269896; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
THREE (THE) RoMEOS; _ Selection
from the opera, by Raymond Hub-
bell, arr. by Frank Saddler; piano.
[27423
© Nov. 6,.1911; 2 c. Nov..6, 1911;
EK 269534; T. B. Harms & Francis,
Day & Hunter, New York.
THREE ROSES; ballad, words by Fred
G. Bowles, music by Reginald de
Koven, op. 352, no. 1; high voice.
[27424
@ Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
BH 271071; G. Schirmer, New York.
THREE (THE) TREES; words and mu-
sic by Tom McNaughton. [27425
@? 1e Nov. 13, 1911; E 270586;
Louis F. Werba and Mark A. Leu-
scher, New York.
THROUGH THE MEADOWS; by Heinrich
Helm; piano. (Summer scenes, no.
5.) [27426
© Now. 1, 1911: '2 c. Nov. 41911:
EK 270452; G. Schirmer, Boston.
THy KING OF KINGS; sacred song,
words by Florence Clee, music by
John Brown; no. 2 in E flat.
[27427
Cp Novi 13,5 1911: 2c. Nov. 14
1911: E 270445; Alfred Oliver & co.,
London.
WHY WILL BE DONE; words by W. C.
Poole, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
[27428
epee. 1 1011: 2 ¢: Nov. 27, 1911 -
EK 271565; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chi-
cago.
TICK-A-TACK; Song, music by Charles
A. Dobson. (In choice melodies,
book 2, no. 9.) [27429
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269640; Standard company, pub-
lishers, Baltimore.
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269858; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
TILLMETZ (RupoLF) 30 uebungen in
duettform; ftir den ein-, zwei-u.
dreifachen zungenstoss, zur erlan-
gung einer gewandten zungenfertig-
keit, von R. Tillmetz, op. 52, ftir
den flotenunterricht. Heft 1 und 2.
. liaark
OvyAne, 5s 19112 eOcin 26
1911; EH 267907; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer-
mann, Leipzig.
TIPPECANOE CENTENNIAL MARCH; by
M. EK. Weinbrecht; piano. [27432
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269880; Rinker music co., La
Fayette, Ind.
*TIs THEE I LOVE; words from Heine,
music by G. E. Simpson. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27483
Oe Octe 330" 1Otlis 2 ee None S:
1911; E 269803; George HElliett
Simpson, Temple, Tex.
TO AN IDOL OF JADE; words by Alfred
HH. Hyatt, music by Mary ‘Turner
Salter. (Krom Old Japan, no. 5.)
[| 27434
© Nov, 71914; 2 ec. Nov.) 9, 19:
I) 269900; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
TE CARLOTTA: words -by Mrs: ©.) 2:
Miller, music by Henry Nordlin.
[27435
@©tci Nove 13,19 we 2 diotae
Cae Miller St Paul
To LIVE FOR THEE; lyric by John Nobbs,
music by Jessie Mae Jewitt. [27486
© Nove21 Mot 32 e. SNovee 22)
1911; BH 271866; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
1'O-NIGHT’S MY LAST NIGHT SINGLE;
words and music by J. Maynard,
arr. by Ernest M. Burnett. [27437
©) dic... Octy.31,, 1911 >, 269948;
Jack Maynard, Denver.
-—— words and music by W. B. Wood-
worth. [27438
© €, Oct-30, 191d 269435 -
W. B. Woodworth, Seattle.
“0-NIGHT’S THE NIGHT; written and
composed by Harry Castling. [27439
OW Nowe elk A Gdd 2 exe Novas oul,
1911: E 270607; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
1585
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
To THE HEART; words by Fred. G.
Bowles, music by M. S. Jacobs; no.
1 in D minor. [27440
© Woy. 16, 1911; 2 c > Nov) 23,
1911; E 271517; Mira Straus Jacobs,
San Francisco.
TO US A CHILD OF HOPE IS BORN; Christ-
mas anthem, words by J. Morison,
music by W. Berwald; four-part
chorus of mixed voices and sop.
solo. (Collection of octavo church
musie, no. 5612.) [27441
© Oct. 27; 1911; 2c: Oct. 28,1911 ;
E 269231; G. Schirmer, New York.
VorLerR’s (THE) RETURN; words and
music by A. HE. Blanchard. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269766; A. HE. Blanchard, Spring-
ville, Utah.
T'OREADOR SONG. See Bizet (G.)
Tommy; words by -Ruth Florence
Lapen, music by Oreste Migliaccio.
[274438
OyNGwe ge Lone CIO Ne gy 2
dade 2B) ela bG Bay Haviland
pub. co., New York.
See Schumann (R. A.)
TouT VA BIEN; joyeuseté musicale, by
Paul Wachs, ed. by S. L. Hermann:
piano. [27444
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269490; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia. ;
TRAUMEREI.
TRAMONTO; valzer, par A. Leonardi;
piano. [27445
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 22,1911;
BE 270635; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan.
T'RAUM DER LIEBE; ged. von J. Gers-
dorf, musik von A. Btichse, op. 305;
minnerchore. 4to. [27446
©), Oct.4, 191d 2) Oct, 24,19". ;
BE 271074; A Biichse, Philadelphia.
TREBLE CLEF; album of piano pieces,
by various composers, compiled by
T. Presser. [27447
© Nov. A185. 190d 5 2 ney) Nowae2t.
1911; E 271325; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
TRENTON (THE); march and two-step,
by lS. Raylor. piano: [27448
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1911; E 2713815;
Leon S. Taylor, Somersworth, N. H.
T'RIOSTUDIEN. See Bach (J. 8S.)
[27442
pt. My, WsSEy: 6G
TRINITY CHIMES; reverie transcrip-
tion, by Harry J. Lincoln; pf.
[27449
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 26, 1911;
E 269196; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa.
TRIUMPHAL MARCH; by Arthur W. Pol-
litt; organ. obl. S8vo. (Organ loft,
book LXxIx, no. 2837.) [27450
© ‘Nov. 4, 191d - 2 teeaNoy.. 27.
1911; E 270710; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London.
TROIS BELLES; chanson de route, pa-
roles de Jehan de Trept, musique de
Charles Laurent. [27451
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267982; Georges Ondet, Paris.
Trois (LES) ‘FLEURETTES; cheur &
deux voix égales, paroles de M™°
Rolland, musique de A. Drouin.
Chant seul. 4to. [27452
©. Sept. 29) 1911- 2c) Novaes,
1911; E 270286; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie., Paris.
TRUANT (THE). See Two mothers’
heart songs.
Trout (THE); poem by Amy Lowell,
music by Carl Engel; (Two lyrics,
no. 2.) [27453
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1911:
E 271065; G. Schirmer, New York.
TRUE AND FAITHFUL; words by Lizzie
DeArmond, music by W. H. Porter.
(In choice melodie book 2, no. 6.)
[27454
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269637; Standard company pub-
lishers, Baltimore.
TRUE LOVE THY PORTION; words and
music by E. B. Gustin. [27455
© 1c. Nov. 17, 1911; E 271289;
Emma Bartlett Gustin, Detroit.
TRUE LOVE WILL NEVER DIE; words and
musie by W. H. Jackson. Toronto,
North Amer. music co. [27456
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269386; W. H. Jackson, Ganan-
oque, Canada.
TRUST YE IN THE LORD FOREVER; an-
them, music by E. S. Lorenz. [27457
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1911;
EH 271253; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O.
TSIGANE; par F. Paul Frontini; piano
4 4 mains. [27458
© Oct. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 22, 1911;
E 270636; Carisch & Jinichen, Mi-
lan.
1586
Me. Oe
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
27477
TU FAI LA SUPERBETTA (You still must
be coquetting) ; composed by W. de
Fesch, ed. by Edgardo Lévi; in C.
(Standard songs by old masters, no.
17.) [27459
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 270271; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
TULPE (Tulip); by Heinrich Lichner,
op. 111, no. 4, edited and fingered by
S. Camillo Engel; piano. [27460
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1911:
Hi 270127; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
TURKEY TROT; from Little Miss Fix-it,
by Jerome Kern & David Stamper,
arr. by Paul Henneberg; full orch.
with pf. ace. 4to. [27461
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269629; Carl Fischer, New York.
TWILIGHT; by Heinrich Helm; piano.
(Summer scenes, no. 2.) [27462
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2c. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 270453: G. Schirmer, Boston.
——by Leon Feorde; piano. [27463
OeOc, 30) 1911.- 2 ¢ Oct. 31,
1911; E 270261; J. B. Cramer & co.,
ltd., London.
TWILIGHT BRINGS YOU BACK TO ME;
ballad, words by J. Will Callahan,
music by W. R. Williams. [27464
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 269216; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
TWILIGHT REVELS; valse élégante, by
D. Schooler; piano. [27465
© Noy..16, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 27,
1911; E 271571; David Schooler,
Rochester, N. Y.
TWILIGHT STRAINS; reverie, by H.
Engelmann; piano. [27466
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
EK 269322; Theo. Presser co., Phil-
adelphia.
TWIN sTARS: words by W. M. Oestre-
icher, music by Herbert J. Braham.
[27467
© 1 © Nov. 4, 1911; E 269447:
Walter M. Oestreicher, Brooklyn.
Two cocKAToos; from Little boy blue.
words and music by Edward A.
Paulton, ed. by J. Bodewalt Lampe.
[27468
© ONoy. 18, 191: 2c. Nov. 18,
1911; E 271233; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
TWO LETTERS; words by Edgar Selden,
music by Melville J. Gideon, arr. by
Eugene Platzmann. [27469
© Noy> 23,1911 92°C. Noy. 23,
1911; E 271406; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
TWO MOTHER’S HEART SONGS; poenis by
Frank L. Staunton, music by H.
Christian Thompson; Contents.—A
'ittle bit of a boy.—The truant.
[27470
©) Nov. 22; 1911:.2 ec. Noy. 21,
1911; E 271284; H. C. Thompson,
Dublin, Ga.
TWO-PART SONGS FOR INTERMEDIATE
GRADES: by John B. Shirley
New York, Cincinnati [ete.] Ameri-
ean book company [1911] 112 p.
Svo. $0.25. [27471
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1911;
A © Cl. A 297719; John B. Shirley.
Lpper Troy, N. Y.
See Brahms (J.)
TWO ROSES; words by Wm. Henry
Gardner, music by George Lowell
Tracy; medium in D fiat. [27472
© “Woy. 15) 1911: 2) ec: Novi 15,
1911; E 271140; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago.
TWO RHAPSODIES.
TYROLEAN SONG; from Betsey abroad,
hy J. A. Warner. [27473
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1911; E 269944;
John A. Warner, Rochester, N. Y.
TYROLIENNE (LA); by Carl Wilhelm
Wern, op. 235, no. 4; violin ‘and
piano. [27474
‘© Noy. 413, (19tL- hoe Now 13:
1911; EH 271057; Theo: Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
U oF T MARCH AND TWO-STEP; by A. U!
Obourne, arr. by H. J. Flumerfeldt;
pinno. [27475
@: WNovit25" 1911 Soe Noy 27;
1911; EH 270685; A. W. Ogden, Ont.,
Canada.
UMBALULU; words and music by Harry
S. Miller, arr. by A. L. Van Hoesen.
[27476
©) Nove 7, 1914: 2 e Noy. 8, toia
E 269867: Eccles music pub. ©o.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
UNDER THE BENDING TREES; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by S. B.
Stambaugh. (Jn choice melodies,
book 2, no. 4.) [27477
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269636; Standard company pub-
lishers, Baitimore.
1587
NE eee eee SS eee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt: Tass va'6
UNDER THE DREAMY MOON; by Lulu
Sorenson; in B flat. 4to. (Vocal
orchestra, no. 1262.) [27478
©: Noy: 9) dO11 25. ee Nov.) 10;
1911; E 269972; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
UNDER THE OLD OAK TREE; words and
music by T. Taylor. [27479
© Nov. (25, 191 2 4e) Nov. 24:
1911; EH 2714375 Telly Taylors Chi-
cago.
UNDER THE RAFTERS; rustic dance, by
Walter Rolfe; pf. [27480
©) Nove 20; 19th: 2c) Nov, 21,
1911; H 271292; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
UNDERNEATH THE MISSION MOON;
words and music by C. & B. Ham-
Dros. [27481
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 3, 1911;
I} 269391; Mission pub. e@o., Carr-
ville, Cal.
UNGARISCHE STEPPENBILDER; text von
HY. <A. Geissler, musik von Hugo
Jungst, op. 102; ein eyeclus fiir
gemischten chor mit begleitung des
pf. [27482
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EH 2701938; Otto Forberg, Leipzig.
UNIVERSAL; march and two-step, by
De Maharb [pseud. of Edmund
Braham]; piano. [27483
© Nove 13)) 192 CaNovands,
1911; EH 271125; Universal piano co.,
New York.
UNIVERSAL PEACE (Heil WHuropa) ;
march and two-step by Franz von
Blon, op. 75; piano. [27484
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 270243; Carl Fischer, New York.
UNTER AFRIKANISCHEM HIMMEL; inter-
mezzo von Léon Jessel, op. 217, fiir
salon-orchester. Stimmen. [27485
© Aug." 12), ddd 2 ves Noy: 3,
1911; E 270090; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
UNTIL ONE DAY; words by Alfred H.
Hyatt, music by Guy D’Hardelot.
[27486
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 c Nov. 28,
1911; E 270751; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
UNTIL THE END OF TIME; words by J.
Will Callahan, music by H. W.
Petrie; soprano or tenor. [27487
©) NOV .6 27) OM 2 ve NOV.) 277,
1911; E 271591; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
UNTREUSEIN (DAS) ZAHLT SICH NICHT
AUS; walzerlied aus der vaudeville,
Das neue midchen, text von Bern-
hard Buechbinder, musik von Richard
Fronz. [27488
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 e« Nov. 38,
1911; E 270100; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
UNWURDIGE (DER); ged. aus dem chi-
nesischen von La-Ksu-Feng, tibertra-
gen ins deutsche von Hans Bethge,
musik von Anna MHegeler, op. 2.
(Vier lieder, no. 4.) [27489
© Oct. 21, 1914; 2° Noy. 1.1911 =
HL 270088; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
UP IN THE AIR SO REE MY HONEY LET
US BE; words and music by W. M.
Smith. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [27490
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
HH 269724; Wm. M. Smith, New York.
UP TO THE MOON I WILL GO; words
and musie by E. L. Collier.
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2c. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 269289; Elizabeth L. Collier, Chi-
cago.
W’°LA NAPOLEON ; chansonnette comique,
paroles de Mellinger, musique de
Emile Spencer.
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267984; Georges Ondet, Paris.
VADE MECUM; a Collection of motets,
[27491 |
[27492
hymns, offertories, etc. for four male |
voices. Fischer’s ed. v. 2, no. 3485,
comp. by J. B. Hoffmann. New York,
J. Fischer & bro., 1911. 98, [2] p.
12mo. $0.75. [274938
© Nov. 3, 1911; 2 « Nov. 6, 1911;
A 300422; J. Fischer & bro., New
York.
VAGABONDS (THE) TOAST; words and
music by Weston, Barnes and Mau-
rice Scott. [27494
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 « Nov. 2,.1911;
E 270056; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
VAGANTENLIED; ged. von O. Kernstock,
musik von Max Gulbins, op. 69, fiir
minnerchor. Partitur und _ stim-
men. 4to. (Drei lustige liedlein, no.
a) [27495
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 28, 1911;
HE 267782; Rob. Forberg, Leipzig.
VAISSEAU (LE); choeur 4 deux voix
égales, paroles de Mme. Rolland, mu-
sique de A. Drouin.
Ato. [27496
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 6,
1911; E 270287; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand et cie.. Paris.
1588
Chant seul.
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
VALLONIA; march and two-step, by
Will J. Nicholson, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer; orchestra. 4to. [27497
femmes 17, 1911: 2 e Nov. “18,
aoe Be 21211; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
VALSE BLEUE; by Alfred Marsgis, ed-
ited and fingered by S. Camillo n-
gel; piano. [27498
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
#270128: Jos. W. Stern & co., New
Wonk:
VALSE BRILLANTE; by Mrs. A. M. Vir-
gil, op. 36, no. 12; piano. New York,
Virgil piano school co. [27499
yn Noy, 25, 1911: 2.¢. Noy. 27,
notte) 271538; Mrs. A. M. Virgil,
New York.
VALSE HELIOTROPE; by Adoiph Wirz;
piano. [27500
@ Now 6..1911° 2c. Nov. 6, 1911;
HH 269529; G. V. Meckel, New York.
VALSE JOYEUSE; by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 235, no. 1; violin and piano.
[27501
Ouwove is, 191th: 2 ec Nov. 18,
1911; WH 271058; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
VALSE TRIOMPHALE; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 233; piano. [27502
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269892; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
VAULSH ZEULLETTA; by L. B. Hall; piano.
[27503
Get, si,
Hall,
Owed. 30, 1911: Qe
1910; EH 269278; Lillian B.
Tronton, O.
VALSETTE; bagatelle no. 1, by Percy H.
Fletcher; string orchestra. 1. Cello
e basso. 2. Viola. 3. Violino primo.
4. Violino secondo. [27504—27507
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. each Oct. 31,
note Hy 270014, 270016, 270018,
270020; Novello & co., ltd.
eS by
piano solo.
Percy HH. Fletcher, arr. for
(Two bagatelles, no. 1.)
[27508
nNoy. 25:5 191d + 2 Nove 27,
1911; HM 270702; Novello & -co., Itd.,
London.
fantastique. von George H. Clut-
sam, fiir piano. [27509
© Noy, 24) 191m: 2cel Nov. > 25,
1911; H 270684; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
27519
VALZER GENTILE; by Ethelbert Nevin,
op. 7, no. 1; piano, four hands.
[27510
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 4, 1911;
I) 271180; G. Schirmer, Boston.
VAMPIRE (THE) WALTZ; valse lente, by
Al. B. Coney, arr. by Chas. Miller;
pf. [27511
© Oct. 19, 19h 2% eto OAL
269192; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
VARIETY SCHOTTISCHE; by WDBlizabeth
Johnson; pf. [27512
©) Oct. 16, 1911: 2:.¢e: Noy.-8; 1914) -
HK 269726; Mrs. J. EH. Bergstrom,
3ishop Hill, I.
VARSITY; words by J. Fred Lawton,
music by Earl V. Moore. [27513
OvOcr, 207 191: 2. Oct 23) 1914
WH 269215; University music house,
Ann Arbor,
VECCHIO MINUETTO; by G.
ops WS; sno0n 2,
Sgambati,
arr. by Gustav “Hin-
richs; edition C, with harmonium
part, grand orchestra. [27514
©" Nov. 13,1911 2 e. "Noy: 14.
1911; EH 271112; G&. Schirmer, New
York.
VEIL DANCE; intermezzo, by Ray Eh-
man, op. 7; piano. [L2%b15
Or iNov.a 1381 9i:) 2) eruNove. 13;
Lt Br 2059): "iheo. Presser (co.
Philadelphia.
VENETIAN BOAT SONG; by A. G. Taylor,
op. 10, no. 1; melody with piano acc.
[27516
©) Are. PINOy. bibs a Oldies By Dl 2G)
Arthur G. Taylor, Rochester, N. Y.
VENETIAN (A) DREAM; Dy Richard
Richards; op. 15; pf. POA EI el
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 24, 1911:
E 267850; B. F. Wood music co., Bos-
ton.
VENETIAN SONG; by Frederick N.
Shackley; (Pasticcio, five pieces for
the pf., no. 1.) [27518
Or Nowe Pee tot 2 er ONOve) 22)
1911; EH 271380; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
VENI CREATOR (Come, holy Spirit) ; au-
them, music by J. L. Gilbert, ed. by
Josef Frantz (H. L. Heartz). 4to.
(Choral service, no. 132.) [27519
©) June 1, 1911: 2 ec. Nov.'3; 1911-
E 269414; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
1589
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27820
DPE. Tea OS). wee
VENITA WALTZ; by Goldby and Shep-
ard; mandolin or violin. [27520
© Nov. 1) d9O1d-" 2c: ANow a:
1911; E 271129; Stephen Shepard,
Paterson.
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) Aida; opera di G.
Verdi, grande fantasia in due parti,
composta per piccola orchestra, da
A. Pessnati-Malvezzi. no. 113321.
(Intermezzi musicale, no. 439.)
[27521
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2c. Oct. 25, 1911;
E 267870; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Aida-march; from Verdi’s opera,
arr. by Theo. M. Tobani op. 328, and
Chas. J. Roberts; solo and obligato
violin. [27522
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269579 ; Carl Fischer, New York.
Anvil chorus; from Il trovatore,
by Verdi, arr. by G. H. Reeves; full
band. 4to. [27523
~ © Oct. 19, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
H} 269583 ; Carl Fischer, New York.
Holde Aida (Celeste Aida); aus
der oper Aida, von G. Verdi, ftir
kleines orchester. (Orchesterbeglei-
tung fiir das grammophon, no. 29.)
[27524
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 25, 1911;
H 267871; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Miserere; from I] trovatore by
Verdi, transcribed by Herbert Leslie;
piano. [27525
© ‘Nov. 29) 191: 27% c, Nov. 27,
1911; EX 271558; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas City, Mo.
—— Rigoletto; selection by Verdi, arr.
by A. EH. Harris; orchestra. (Ideal
edition, no. 180.) [27526
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 13, 1911;
H 271024; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton.
Solenne in quest’? ora giurarmi
dovete (La forza del destino); by
Verdi, arr. by J. Ord. Hume; eu-
phonion and trombone. (Military
journal 1381st series, no. 3.) [27527
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 20,
1911; E 270677; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
——fSolo and chorus; from Aida, by
Verdi, arr. by G. H. Reeves; full
band. 4to. [27528
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1911;
EK 269578; Carl Fischer, New York.
VERIS VOCATIO (The call of spring) ;
by A. Cochran, arr. by Joseph Naro- .
vec; violin solo with piano acc.
[27529
©. Nov. 11, V 109i ee Novi a
1911; E 269882; Albert Cochran.
Twinsburg, O.
VERLORENE (DER) HAUFEN;
von Victor Klemperer, musik von
Ludwig Kageler. op. 6, fiir miinner-
chor. .. Partin "to: [27530
© Oct. 10; 191 2 ee wWeer st 191 1:
E 270800; C. I’. Kahnt, nachfolger,
Leipzig.
VERS LE REVE;
poésie de Léon de Bercy, musique
d’Anne de Bercy. [27531
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2\¢ Oct. 30, 19113 }
E 267983; Georges Ondet, Paris.
VESPER (THE) HYMN; words by Thos. |
Moore, and Julia H. Johnston, mu-
Sic by J. E. Delmarter. 21532
© Oct. 22, 19117 Qret Now, 6: 1991:
EH 269507; J. E. Delmarter, Chicago.
VICTORIEUSE ouverture
( La ) ‘ hé-
ballade ©
sérénade sur le lac,
—
roique, par Gustave Michiels; piano. ,
(Pitask |
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2
e. Nov. 238N
1911; HE 270668; Aug. Cranz, Leip- |
zig.
Victory; Easter song, from the can- |
tata The prince of life, words by
W. Cooke, music by G. Marschal-
Loepke, op. 21. no. 6; high in E flat.
[275384
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2¢. Noy. 4, 1911;
Ee 271181; G. Schirmer, Boston.
VICTORY FoR YALE; words and music
by N. Harris. New Haven. Chas.
I’. Smith. [275385
© Noy. 1 191g 20e, Now. 4, 19d te
EK 269456; Nathan Harris. New
Haven, Conn.
VIE (LA) D’UNE ROSE; danse, by Olga
Rudd; piano. [27536
©. Nov. 20,09 es Nove 248
1911; E 270582; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
VIELLEE (UNE) EN BRESSE; ballade et ,
danse, par <A. Périlhou, ‘transcrip-
tion par <A. Pelliot, pour piano &
quatre mains. (iia
© Nov: 252/191 2iree ino. 2:
1911; E 270730; Heugel et cie.,
Paris.
1590
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911 27556
Vicor OF YOUTH: march. by W. M. | VON WIEGEL BISS IN KEIWER; words by
Rice, arr. by R. E. Hildreth: or- A. Schorr, music by J. M. Rum-
chestra. 4to. [27538 shisky. (The song of love, no. 6.)
@ Nov. 15, 1911- 2 c¢. Nov. 18, [27548
1911; E 271208: Walter Jacobs. (©) .Oct.. 27, 1911 + 2. e-Noey..4, 29 =
Boston. E 269333; Hebrew pub. co., New
York.
Viota; a Venetian serenade. from E ¢
Hans Danske, words and music by | WAGNER (RicHarpD) Bridal chorus;
M. C. Blanchard, arr. by C. Bayer. from Lohengrin, by R. Wagner, arr.
[27539 by J. Louis von der Mehden, jr.;
. a . iS full orchestra with pf. acc. and solo
oo 25. 1911: 2 c. Noy. 25, ; ree aie
eee ie) “Maric C. Blanchard, | © 700 obzate violin part. [25%
Toledo. O. © Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
: E 269586; Carl Fischer, New York.
VIOLIN SCHULER-KONZERTE; nach mo-
tiven klassischer meister, fiir unter- | —— Elsa’s dream ; from Lohengrin, by
richt und vortrag, in 1. und 3. lage, R. Wagner, arr. by Theo. M. To-
von Hermann Necke. fiir violine und bani, solo and obligato violin arr.
klavier. [27540 by Chas. J. Roberts. [27550
© Sept. 16, 1911: 2 ec. Oct. 21, © Oct. 10, 1911; 2 ¢« Nov. 7, 1911:
1911: E 267750 ; Carl Riihle, Leipzig. EB 269598 ; Carl Fischer, New York.
— Evening star; from Tannhiuser,
by Wagner, transcribed by Herbert
Leslie; piano. [27551
© Nov. 29, 1911: 2 e Nov. 27,
1911; E 271552; J. W. Jenkins sons
music ¢co., Kansas City, Mo.
Vireinta: words by Harry Curran
_ Wilbur, music by M. W. Kent.
[27541
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 269835: May Walton Kent, Chi-
cago.
Vision: étude de concert no. 19, par | —— FHegende (Der) Hollander; von
Emil Sauer: pf. [27542 R. Wagner, redakteur Bogumil
Zepler, fiir klavier mit uberlegtem
text. nos. 1-6. (Musik fiir alle,
viii. jahrgang. no. 85.) [27552
© Sept. 23, 1911; 2 ec Oct. 26,
VISION OF YOUTH; waltz. by Arthur 1911; E 267906; Ullstein & co., Ber-
©. Moore, arr. by R. E. Hildreth; lin.
orchestra. 4to. [27548 | __ eistersinger (The); selection,
© Noy. 15,1911; 2 ¢« Nov. 18, by R. Wagner, arr. by Mackie-
1911; E 271209; Walter Jacobs, Bos- Beyer; military band. 4to. [27553
@ ce 16. 1911- 2c. Nov. 14,
1911; E 270387; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
ton. © Nov. 17, 1911: 2 @ Nov. 18,
VIVIAN WALTZES: by E. H. Ream: 1911; E 271212; J. W. Pepper & son,
piano. , E [27544 Philadelphia.
© Dee. T, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 28, 1911; Pilgrim’s chorus; from Tann-
E 271629; Ernest H. Ream, Sharps- hauser, by Wagner, transcribed by
| ville, Ind. Herbert Leslie: piano. [27554
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ¢« Nov. 27,
1911; E 271554; J. W. Jenkins sons
music co., Kansas City, Mo.
Vocet (Moritz) Seventy eight-measure
| exercises without octaves: by M.
Vogel, op. 33, for equal training of
_ the hands; piano. vol. 1. vol. 2. ——Tannhiiuser; selection, by R.
[27545, 27546 Wagner, arr. by Mackie-Beyer: mili-
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ce. each Nov. 2, tary band. 4to. [27555
1911; E 270059, 270060; Willis © Nov. 20, 1911: 2 e Nov. 21,
music co., Cincinnati. 1911; E 271287; J. W. Pepper & son,
' Voice (THE) oF JESUS; hymn-anthem, Philadelphia.
music by Bradford Campbell, op. 50; Wedding march: from Lohen-
: mixed voices. 4to. (Choral serv- grin, by Wagner, transcribed by
ice, no. 751.) [27547 Herbert Leslie; piano. [27556
i © Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 3, 1911; © Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c Nov. 27,
E 269411; White-Smith music pub. 1911; E 271557; J. W. Jenkins sons
co., Boston. musie co., Kansas City, Mo.
1591
20667—12——_9
lo Ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27557
pt. II, n. 8. v. 6
WAH-WAH-TAYSEE (Little fire-fly) ; by | WANDERING
Charles Wakefield Cadman, piano.
[27557
© Noy: 13, 1911= 2 ey Nov. aie
1911; E 271200; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
WAIDMANNS-HEIL; marsch von André
Hummer, op. 32, 1. Klavier zu zwei
hiinden. 2. Grosses orchester.
[27558, 27559
© July 26, 1911; 2 © each Oct.
26, 1911; E 267892, 267893; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig.
WALDWEGE; text von Wilhelm Conrad
Gomoll, musik von Clemens Schmal-
stich, op. 30, no. 1. (Zwei lieder, no.
1.) [27560
© Oct: 45. 1910h 2 er Nove 22:
1911; E 270641; Mitteldeutscher
musikverlag, Berlin.
WALTZ ME UP TO THE ALTAR WALTER;
from Let George do it, lyric by
Paul West, music by Nat D. Ayer.
[27561
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
EK 269569; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
Wattz. See Puccini (G.)
WattTzes; from The campus, by Wal-
ter De Leon, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus ;
piano. [27562
© Noy. 18, 1911; 2 ¢ Nov. 20,
1911; EH 271240; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
WANDERER’S NIGHT SONG; part song,
the poem after Goethe, translated
by Henry W. Longfellow, the music
by Harvey B. Gaul. Contents.—1.
Thou that from the heavens art.
2. O’er all the hill tops; men’s voices.
(Octavo church music, no. 618.)
[27563
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Noy. 1, 1911;
H} 269859; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
WANDERER’S NIGHT SONG NO. 2, O’ER
ALL THE HILL TOPS; words after
Goethe, translated by Henry W.
Longfellow, music by Harvey B.
Gaul; part song for men’s voices.
Ato. [27564
© Nov.) 245 19id 2 es Now. 23;
1911; E 271403; William Maxwell
musie co., New Yor
(THE) JEW; from the
opera Dr. Almasada, words and mu-
sic by [A.] Goldfaden, arr. by Henry
A. Russotto. [27565
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 4, 1911;
EH 269453; Hebrew pub. co, New
York.
WARBLING IN THE Woops; by Angelo
De Prosse; piano. [27566
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 269323; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
WATER FROLICS; barcarolle, by Geo. L.
Spaulding; piano. [27567
© Nov. 28, 1911) 2°. Noy. 29)
1911; E 271665; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
WATERSON (J.) Six grand studies for
the clarinet; by J. Waterson, re-
vised, fingered and exemplified by
Geo. A. Clinton. [27568
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 & Nov. 2, 1911;
E 270043 ; Boosey & co., London.
Way BACK HAST; words by A. B. Herr,
music by Chas. J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27569
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911; |
E 269813; Alice B. Herr, Denver.
WAY DOWN IN Mexico; words by Wm. ~
Jerome, music by Harry Von Tilzer.
[27570
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269557; Harry Von Tilzer music |
pub. co., New York.
"WAY DOWN IN SOUTHERN LOUISIAN’$
words and music by A. S. Nebur, arr, |
by R. L. Ullmark. [27571
© 1 c. Nov. 22) 1910 =) hy 2713836 |
Al. 8. Nebur, New Orleans.
WE'D BETTER STRIP THE BED! AND HAVE
ANOTHER LITTLE LOOK; written and
composed by Chas. Collins, Joe Bur-
ley and Harry Bull. [27572
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 10,
1911; H 270291; Francis, Day & |
Hunter, London. !
WE DO THE DIRTY WORK; from The lit- |
tle millionaire, words and music by
Geo. M. Cohan. [27573 |
© Oct. 27, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 28, 1911;
E 269429; Cohan & Harris pub.
co., New York.
WE HAVE BROUGHT THE SUMMER IN;
no. 2, in Three Irish melodies, arr. |
by Cecil Forsyth. (Male voice choir
library no. 29.) [27574
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270177; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon- |
don, England.
1592
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
| WE’LL ALWAYS BE THE SAME SWEET-
HEARTS; words by Olive Frields
Newman, music by W. R. Williams,
arr. by Harry L. Alford. [27575
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
EH 269886; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
WE'LL GO JOYRIDING UP IN THE AIR;
words by C. Bishop, music by Victor
Sciacea. New York, Gotham-At-
tucks music co. [27576
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
EH 2693884; Christy Bishop, New
York.
| WE WILL GO, GO, TO Go-Go; from The red
widow, by Chas. J. Gebest, arr. by
Sol. Levy; orchestra. 4to. WAGE
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911:
Hi 269405; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
arm py TT Ps and Geo. J.
Trinkaus; mand. orch. [27578
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 c Nov. 9, 1911;
EK 269913; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WEDDING MARCH. See Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
WEDDING MARCH. See Wagner (R.)
WEDDING (THE) RING; waltz, by N. B.
Stepp; piano. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [27579
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 269816; N. B. Stepp, Fingerville,
Ss. C.
WEIHNACHTEN; von Paul Zilcher, op.
98; ein vortragssttick ftir pf.
[27580
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EH 270186; Otto Forberg, Leipzig.
WEIHNACHTSGESANG; musik von G. EH.
Obsner, op. 12, fiir gemischten chor,
mit begleitung von streichquartett
und orgel, ad lib., oder orgel allein.
' Partitur. [27581
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
H 270801; C. F. Kahnt, nachfolger,
Leipzig.
WELCOME (A) TO MORN; words and
music by H. Ernest Hunt; treble
‘voices. 4to. (Part-songs, no. 47.)
[27582
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 23, 1911;
EH 267786; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
27591
WENN MEINE KINDER TANZEN; allerlei
im zwei- und dreivierteltakt, von
Otto Singer, op. 10. Heft 1 und 2,
no. 1-6. [27583
© Oct. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
EH 270257; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
WERTHER. See Massenet (J. H. F.)
WESTERNER’S (A) TRUE LOVE; words
and music by Julius Gisel. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27584
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269805; Bennie Gisel, Clark, S.
Dak.
WHAT A FRIGHTFUL SCANDAL; from
Betsy, lyric by Will B. Johnstone,
music by Alexander Johnstone.
[27585
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269406; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WHAT ARE YOU DOING FOR HIM; words
and music by C. B. Hopkins.
[27586
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2c. Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269524; C. Benj. Hopkins, Chi-
cago.
WHAT CAN A POOR GIRL DO; words by
A. Gellert, music by Paul Eugene.
[27587
© Noy.’ 10/1911; 2 e. Nov: 10;
1911; E 269978; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
WHAT I’D EVEN DO FOR YOU; words by
Bob F. Sear, musie by Walter Wil-
son, arr. by Don Bestor. [27588
© Sept. 29, 1911; 2c Nov. 4,
1911; FE 269448; Sear-Wilson music
co., Chicago.
WHAT IS HOME WITHOUT A MOTHER;
words and music by W. T. Williams.
[27589
© Sept. 8. 1911; 2 c. Nov. 16,
1911; E 271168; W. T. Williams,
Lynn, Mass.
WHAT IS LOVE; words by Jul. F. Goss-
ler, melody by Edwin J. Morell.
[27590
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 10,
1911; E 269979; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
WHAT IS MY HOPE; anthem for lent or
general, words from the Psalms, mu-
sie by Harvey B. Gaul. (Octavo
church music, no. 348.) [27591
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 1, 1911;
E 269860; William Maxwell music
co., New York.
1593
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27592
pt. M,/s., v.%
WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH HYDE PARK
HIGH; words by Helen Cody, music
by V. C. Brady. [27592
© Oct. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 14, 1911;
EK 271188; Vera Corinne Brady, Chi-
cago.
WHAT THE PEOPLE TELL; translation by
Max Miller, music by Ernest Bry-
son. (Stainer & Bell’s modern
songs, no. 56.) [27593
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1911;
EK 267880; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
WHAT WENT YE OUT FOR TO SEE; an-
them for Advent or general use, text
from the Bible, music by W. H.
Neidlinger ; mixed voices. [27594
©. Nove 21) a19id- 22 ee Nov. 2a:
1911; E 271404; William Maxwell
music co., New York.
WHEN A FELLOW WHO IS LONESOME
MEETS A GIRL WHO’S FEELING BLUE;
words by Ballard Macdonald, mu-
sic by S. R. Henry. [27595
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 31, 1911 ;
E 269295; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
WHEN A GIRL WHOSE HEART IS BREAK-
ING LOVES A BOY WHO DOESN’T CARE;
words by Dave Oppenheim, music by
Joe Cooper, arr. by [Eugene Platz-
mann]. [27596
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 28, 1911 ;
EH 269224; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
WHEN ALL THE BONNY BIRDS; words by
Robert O. Ryder, music by Oley
Speaks; high in F. (Three songs,
no. 3.) [27597
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
EH 271066; G. Schirmer, New York.
WHEN ALL THE WORLD IS YOUNG; words
and music by B. Richolson. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27598
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269754; Berenice Richolson, Lu-
cas, Kan.
WHEN FROM THE HEART WHERE SORROW
SITS; words by Byron, music by Al-
fred Hiles Bergen. [27599
©) Nove 13) 119i 2 vee Nov.. 13)
1911; E 271029; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago.
tt
zg.
WHEN I AM DEAD, MY DEAREST; words ©
by Christina Rosetti, music by Gil-
bert A. Alcock; mixed voices. 4to.
(Vocal library of part songs, no.
170.) [27600
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 e@ Nov. 21,
1911; EH 270583; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
WHEN I HAD THE BLUES; words by
J. A. Peehl, music by Tom Spencer.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27601
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269714; J. A. Peehl, Wheaton, Ill.
WHEN I’M WALTZING WITH YOU; duet
from Gipsy love, words by Harry B.
and Robert B. Smith, music by
Franz Lehar. [27602
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 e. Nov. 2, 1911;
EK 270045; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
WHEN I SEE HiM; words by George
O. Webster, music by Ira B. Wilson.
[27603
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 © Nov. 20)
1911; E 271254; Lorenz pub. co,
Dayton, O.
WHEN JAKE SINGS THAT BARROOM RAG;
words by M. Harris, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27604
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ¢ Nov. 8, 1911; |
E 269678; Morris Harris, Baltimore.
WHEN LIGHTS GO ROLLING ROUND THE
SKY; words by James Vila Blake,
music by John Ireland.
© Nov. 2 1OuANs Pines. NOV an
1911; E 270075; Chappell & co., ltd., ;
i
London.
WHEN NATURE WAKES; meditation, by
H. Engelmann; piano. [27606
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 © Nov. 24
1911; E 271592; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
WHEN RAGTIME ROSIE RAGGED THE RO-
[27605 |
=
SARY; words by Edgar Leslie, music |
by Lewis F. Muir.
© Nov. 23,.1911;°2 © Nov. 22
1911; E 271367; Frederick Allen
Mills, New York.
WHEN SKATING-TIME COMES BOUND;
words by Mrs. C. B. McCune, music
by Tom Spencer. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27608
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269740; Mrs. C. B. MeCune, Ben-
son, Minn.
1594
[27607 ©
| no. 12, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
27625
| WHEN SWEET SIXTEEN; words and mu-
sic by J. Ansboro. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27609
} © Oct. 23, 1911; 2c. Nov. 8, 1911;
| E 271188; John Ansboro, Indiana
' Harbor, Ind.
| WHEN THE BAND PLAYS A SOUTHERN
TUNE; words and music by Grace
Heller. Columbia, Pa., Columbia
music co. [27610
(yy Nov. 22, 1911: 2 c Nov. 21,
| 1911; E 271283; Ralph H. Beittel,
Columbia, Pa.
| WHEN THE DEW IS ON THE ROSE; waltz
song, words and music by Anita
| Owen. [27611
| WS Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c Nov. 3, 1911;
| E 269438; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
| New York.
| WHEN THE KING SHALL COME; sacred
song, words by Helen D. Sylvester,
| music by EH, L. Wolslagel. [27612
| © Sept. 15, 1911; 1 c. Oct. 12,
| ) A911; 1 ec. Oct. 30, 1911; E 269299;
| E. L. Wolslagel, Bellevue, O.
| WHEN THE LONG LANE TURNS; words
and music by G. A. Clark; contralto
| ere baritone: Los Angeles, The
_ Homer Tourjee company. [27613
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 13, 1911;
| H 271011; George Albert Clark, Los
| Angeles,
WHEN THE MAYFLOWERS BLOOM AGAIN
| SWEET CHARLOTTE JANE; words by
W. A. Adams, music by Geo. L.
racy. [27614
| © Noy. 15, 1911- 2 ¢ Nov. 13,
1911; H 271008; W. Allard Adams,
Worcester.
WITH MY OWN KATHLEEN; words and
| music by L. MeDermott. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27615
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 8, 1911;
| E 269670; Louise McDermott, New
Orleans.
| WHEN THE SNOWS BEGIN; words by
Robert Hallam, music by Bela Lasz-
ky; in E flat. [27616
Noy 13, 1911: 2 ec. Noy. 14,
| 1911; E 270344; Enoch & sons, Lon-
don.
| WHEN THE SUMMER BREEZES KISS THE
| ROSE GOOD-BYE; words by Haven Gil-
| lespie, music by Lloyd Kidwell.
| [27617
(OG Nove 11,1911: 2 ce. Nov: 13,
| 1911; E 271021; Associated music
| pub. eco., Cincinnati,
WHEN THE SHIP COMES BACK AGAIN
WHEN THE SUMMER SUN IS SHINING ON
THE CLOVER; words and music by
I. M. Williamson. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27618
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Nov._8, 1911;
HE 269737; Ida M. Williamson, Rick-
reall, Ore.
WHEN THE SUN IS DIMLY SINKING IN
THE WEST; words and music by W.
Cloud. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [27619
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269673; William Cloud, Alderson,
OK1.
WHEN THE SUN SHINES WARM AGAIN;
words and music by B. K. Wiggins.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
; [27620
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269689; Blanche Keyes Wiggins,
Blairsville, Pa.
WHEN THE WHIPPOORWILL IS SINGING;
words by R. HE. Fyans, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27621
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269704; R. H. Fyans, Au Sable
Horks; INi. Y.
WHEN THE WILD BIRDS LEAVE THE
VALLEY; words by G. W. Krebs,
music by Vincent Hale. [27622
© Nov, 28; 1914. 2 c. Nov. 28;
1911; E 271686; George W. Krebs,
Thomas, Okl.
\WHEN THESE OLD CLOTHES WERE NEW;
words by A. L. Fitzgerald, music by
Len Fleming. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [27623
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269655; Arthur L. Fitzgerald,
Montesano, Wash.
WHEN YOU LOOK FOR THE EYES THAT
ARE LOOKING FOR YOU; words by
C. P. Mc. Donald, music by L. Fried-
man. Chicago, Leo Friedman music
co. [27624
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269861; J. C. Swan & Leo Fried-
man, Chicago.
WHEN YOU SEE ME DANCE THE MINUET;
written and composed by Worton
David and George Arthurs. [27625
©f Oct! 26,) 191d 26 Oety, 26;
1911: E 267877; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
1995
ss Vero ec Es as a ee ae
27626
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
WHEN YOU WERE SWEET SIXTEEN;
words by J. Harrington, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27626
© Oct.16, “191 2B (er aNoy,.” 8,
1911; EK 269697; John Harrington,
Mohawk, Mich.
WHERE CAN MY MAMA BE; words and
music by W. T. Barnes. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27627
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 269811; Mrs. W. T. Barnes, Dixie,
Wash.
W HERE THE CHILDREN SLEEP; words by
Monro Anderson, music by A. Kings-
ton Stewart. [27628
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 270023; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
WHERE THE EDELWEISS IS BLOOMING;
quartette, from Hanky-panky, words
by E. Ray Goetz, music by A. Bald-
win Sloane. [27629
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
KH 269874; Ted Snyder co., New
York.
WHERE THE RIVER WINDS ALONG KEN-
TUCKY’S SHORE; words by Herman
Kahn, music by L. Friedman.
[27630
Cr INGwe 10 Olt 2 ee Nov. 1.0;
1911; H 269962; Leo Friedman, Chi-
eago.
WHERE THE SWEET
GkRow; words by W. A. Rogers,
music by Maude Rogers. [276381
©” Nov... 819i; 92 vex Nove 11,
1911; EH 269997; Wallace A. Rogers,
Champlin, Minn.
WHITE VIOLETS
WHERE’ YOU GOIN’; words by Lew
Brown, music by Albert von Tilzer,
arr. by Hugene Platzmann. [27632
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c Nov. 7, 1911;
E 269560; York music co., New York.
WHILE SHEPHERDS
FLOCKS ;
WATCHED THEIR
Christmas anthem, words
by N. Tate, music by James H.
Rogers. 4to. [27633
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 269273; G. Schirmer, New York.
WHILE SHEPHERDS WERE FEEDING THEIR
FLOCKS; music by Reginald F. Bar-
clay. (Jn Carols ancient and modern,
book 2, no. 14.) [27634
OmOcte dss 1 Oia Gar Nova 15,
1911; HE 270407; Morgan & Scott,
ltd., London.
WHILE THE SUN SHINES; words by
R. Le Gallienne, music by Geoffrey
Howard; no. 3 in G. [27635
© Nov. 24, 1911; 2 c Nov. 24,
1911; E 270675; John Church co..
Cincinnati.
WHITE LIES BLACK LIES; from A lovely
liar, by Hans S. Linné; hotel orch.
Ato. [27636
© Nov; 13; a91d So sesNey.. 142
1911; E 271096; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
lyric by Junie McCree, music
by Hans S. Linné. [27637
© Nov. 13, 191%- 2°e Nov. 14:
1911; HE 271095; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
WHOSE HEART IS HE BREAKING TO-
NIGHT; words and music by Kendis
& Paley. [27638
© Nov. 20, 1911: 2 ¢, Nove 21.
1911; E 271288; Kendis & Paley,
New York.
Wuy; words by C. L. Parks, music
by Harry L. Sack. [27639
© 1 e. Nov. 27, 19112) 271566;
Clarence Le Roy Parks, Seattle.
WHY DON’T YOU CALL ME DEARIE? words
and music by G. H. Holman. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27640
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2.¢ Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269661; G. H. Holman, Colum-
bus, O.
WHY Not You; words by E. EK. Hewitt,
music by Samuel W. Beazley.
[27641
© July 1, 1911; 1 e& Nov. 17,1911;
1c. Nov. 25, 1911; E 271504; J. M.
Harris, Evanston, I11.
WIE ALLES KAM; neumelodische stticke,
von Schultze-Biesantz, op. 28, no.
2; violin and pf. Zweite reihe. Bos-
ton, Arthur P. Schmidt. (Was
meine geige alles weiss, no. 2.)
[27642
© Nov. 1, 1917: 2-e Nov. 47, 19i4¢
E 270523; Henry Litolff’s verlag,
Braunschweig, Germany.
WIE EISKALT IST DIER HANDCHEM. See
Puccini (G.)
WIEGENLIED (Lullaby) ; see Lose blat-
ter (Loose leaves).
1596
i
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
27660
WIEGENLIED DER MARIA; aus dem | Wines; words by Mary L. Ritter, mu-
Weihnachtsoratorium, Die heilige
nacht, text nach Lope de Vega.
musik von Franciscus Nagler, fiir
1 singstimme mit klavierbegleitung.
ieeaoch, 2. 'Tief. { 27648, 27644
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 c& each Nov.
6, 1911; EH 270194, 270195; Otto For-
berg, Leipzig.
WIENER SALON-ALBUM; 12 reizende
salonstticke, von Hermann Wenzel,
ftir piano solo. Band 1. [27645
© Sept. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1. 1911;
E 270820; Fr. Partius, Leipzig.
| WiIG-WAG RAG; by Harry C. Thompson ;
piano. [27646
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 13, 1911;
HE 271019; Leo Feist, New York.
| WILL YOU ALWAYS CALL ME SWEET-
HEART; words and music by M. A.
Acker. Cincinnati, Ideal music co.
[27647
© Nov. 9; 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 269888; M. A. Acker, Cincinnati.
WILL YOU LOVE ME ALWAYS MY DAR-
LING; words and music by D. Birch-
tord. [27648
© Noy. 20, 1911’; 2 c Nov. 21,
1911; E 271279; Delilah Birchford,
Mentor, O.
WILL YOU WAIT; words by James E.
Livesey, music by H. A. Blackburn.
[27649
(CuNove 1, 1911: 2..c Nov.’ ,11,
1911; E 271004; Hubert A. Black-
burn, Feeding Hills, Mass.
WILLST DU MEINE LADY WERDEN; aus
der operette Die dame in rot, tanz-
duett, von Robert Winterberg, arr.
von H. Worch; salon-orchester. 4to.
[27650
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1911;
HH} 270525; Drei masken verlag, g. m.
b. h., Munich.
WILLY-WILLY- WILTSHIRE; humorous
song, words by R. C. Tharp, music
by Claude Fenn-Leyland. [27651
© Noy. 23; 1911+ 2) ec: Nov. 23;
1911: E 270669; Philharmonic pub.
co., London.
WzNE-SONG (Weinlied); from Modest
Suzanne, lyric by Robert B. Smith,
music by Jean Gilbert. [27652
Op iNow 20y. 19id 32: |. Nov. -21,
1911; EH 270598; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
sic by E. C. W. Warne. Toronto,
Whaley, Royce & co., ltd. [27653
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
EK 267990; E. C. Wilma Warne,
Bracebridge, Ontario, Canada.
WINTERTAG (EIN) IM GEBIRGE; Oder
Rodlers freud und leid ; heiteres sing-
spiel f. gemischten chor and soli mit
tanz und klavierbegleitung, text und
musik von Carl Rainer [pseud. of
Fr. Nagler], op. 10. [27654
© Oct. 11, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
D 18994; Otto Forberg, Leipzig.
WIR WAUNTEN LANGE RECHT ZU LEBEN;
ged. von Gottfried Keller, musik von
Christian Sinding, op. 108, fiir miin-
nerchor a cappella. Partitur. 4to.
(Vier lieder, no. 2.) [27655
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c Dec. 1, 1911;
E 270815; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
WISHIN’; words and music by G. L.
Jones. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [27656
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
HK 269749; Grace Lee Jones, Spring-
field, I11.
WITCHES REVELRY; caprice, by Le Roy
Hartt [pseud. of Charles Kunkel];
piano. [27657
©) Nov. 9,1911: 2 ¢, Nov. 145 19h;
EK 269987; Kunkel bros. music ©Co.,
St. Louis.
WITH COURAGE AND FAITH.
beer (G.)
See Meyer-
WITH YOUR LOVE DRIFTING FAR AWAY;
words by P. W. Lichtenberger, mu-
sie by L. A. Clark. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [27658
© Nov. 16;°1911:" 2" ce) Nove dG;
190s SH 201145 YR. OW > lachten:
berger, New Harmony, Ind.
Woman’s (A) ANSWER; words by
Phoebe Cary, music by F. A. Car-
reon. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [27659
© Oct: 16,1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269647; Mrs. F. A. Carreon, El
Paso, 'Tex.
WON’T YOU BE MY SUNDAY GIRL; from
The monarch and the maid, lyric by
Ella Grant Sullivan, music by Dan
J. Sullivan. [27660
©) Nov. 1, 1911; 2 © Nov. 3, 1911;
E 269407; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27661
pt. 1, n. s., v. 6
WON’T YOU COME OUT LUCINDA; sere-
nade, words and music by Charles
Miller. [27661
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
EH 269472; F. B. Haviland pub. ¢Co.,
New York.
WON’T YOU COME UP TO THE MOON WITH
ME; written and composed by Mar-
gery Barras. [27662
©. Noy. 2s 1919s. 2 ee Nowe 2s
1911; E 270608;. Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
WoON’T YOU MAKE MY DREAMS COME
TRUE; words and music by C. S.
Budlong. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [27668
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269782; Carrie S. Budlong, De-
troit.
WON’Dr YOU PLEASE TAKE ME TO FRISCO;
words by Geo. F. Koenig, music by
Hrank Worth [pseud. of Frances I.
Koenig]. [27664
© 1 ec. Nov. 14, 1911; BE 271648;
F. I. and G. F. Koenig, Oakland, Cal.
WON’T YOU SHARE MY BIG UMBRELLA;
written by Edith Carter, composed
by Margery Barras. ]27665
©) Noy.) 10/1910. cx Nave 10;
foi bh 2402925 hranecis;) Daye i
Hunter, London.
WON’T YOU TRY TO LOVE ME; words and
music by J. W. Hofelt. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. ]27666
© Oct. 16, 1911; 2c Nov. 8, 1911;
H 269720; John W. Hofelt, Greens-
borough, Pa.
Woop (Haypn) Two little pieces; by
H. Wood; violin and piano. Con-
tents:—1. Slumber song.—2. Elfin
dance. [27667
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1911;
EH 267879; Stainer & Bell, ltd, Lon-
don.
Work (THE) MUST GO ON; words by
Laurene Highfield, music by Samuel
W. Beazley. [27668
©r daly A 19-2 eNoy. i, ola
BH 271196; J. Mo Harris; Evanston,
Jue
WorKER (A) FoR JESUS; words by
Roy Evans, music by E. H. Book-
myer. [27669
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 24, 1911;
E 271444; Edwin H. Bookmyer,
Philadelphia.
WoRKERS ARISE IN ALL YOUR POWER;
words and music by Margaret Alice
Donaldson. [27670
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1911; E 270064;
Margaret Alice Donaldson, New
York.
WORLD’S BEST MUSIC. Philarmonic ed.,
2d series. ed. by Victor Herbert,
Reginald De Koven, Fanny Morris
Smith [et al] v. 1-8. New York,
The University society [1910] 38 v.
fronts. 4to. $15.30. Contents.—v.
1, 2. Famous compositions for the
piano.—yv. 3. Famous songs. [27671
© Dec. 23, 1910; 2 e. each Nov. 3,
1911; A 800366; University soc., ine.,
New York.
WrREN (THE); polka, by Damare,
adapted by W. A. Barrington Sar-
gent; cornet solo. [27672
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 138, 1911;
E 271025; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos-
ton.
WUNDERSTRASSE;
prinzessin zu
ged. von Feodora,
Schleswig-Holstein,
musik von Oscar von Chelius. (Drei
gedichte, no. 3.) [27673
© Oct. 10, 1911; 2 c Nov. 6, 1911;
E 270175; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
YANKEE WALTZ; by H. W. Yankee, arr.
by H. Silberhorn. (Popular and
standard music for the concertina,
no. 1144.) [27674
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c.-Oct. 26, 1911;
EK 269185; Herman W. Yankee,
Manistee, Mich.
YE BANKS AND BRAES; old Highland
melody, words by Robert Burns, mu-
sic arr. by Monk Gould; medium
voice. [27675
© Nov. 13; 191t- 2 7eweNoy.” 13.
1911; E 270332; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd., London.
YE GODS AND LITTLE FISHES; two step
caprice, by C. Blakesley Yearsley;
pf. [27676
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 24, 1911;
EH, 267845; Collard Moutrie, London.
YE HAPPY BIRDS; duet or two part
chorus, words by Edward Oxenford,
music by H. E. Warner, ed. by S. L.
Hermann. (Part songs for women’s
voices, octavo ed., no. 6171.) [27677
© Nov. 6, 1911 2 eGaNowers, 19nd:
EL 269491; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
YEAR (THE) AT SPRING; from the
French of Chas. D’Orléans, by An-
drew Lang, music by G. Marschal-
Loepke, op. 12; trio for women’s
voices. 4to. (The Boston music
compahy quartets and choruses, se-
ries 4, no. 145.) [27678
© Nov. 21, J9t y2 er wow) 22:
1911; E 271881; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
1598
ee ———— er
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1911
27698
YrBar-EnNeR. See Rabey (René).
YIDDISHA FEET; words and music by
Herman Timberg. [27679
© Nov. 41,1911; 2 c. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 269277; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York.
You; words and music by Genevieve
Landry Breese. [27680
) Nov. 17, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 20,
1911; E 271264; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
You ARE ALL THAT IS LOVELY; Indian
love lyric by Laurence Hope, set to
music by Amy Woodforde-Finden.
(Stars of the Desert, no. 2.) [27681
jenOete 25.1911: 2c. Oct. 26, 1911;
E 267911; Boosey & co., London.
You ARE ALL THE WORLD TO ME; words
by F. C. Brautigam, music by F. W.
Rivarde. [27682
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
EK 269392; F. Rivarde, Rochester.
1S
YOU ARE MY IDEAL GIRLIE; words by lL.
Logan, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [27683
ne Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269772; Lettie Logan, Columbus,
O.
YOU CAN BET YOUR LIFE I WOULD: words
by Lou Paley, music by Kendis and
Paley. [27684
@Ocu.ol, 1911: 2c. Nov. 1, 1914;
EK 2693834; Kendis & Paley, New
York.
You CAN’T EXPECT KISSES FROM ME;
words by Roger Lewis, music by
Rubey Cowan. [27685
ero 17, 1911- 2 c. Noy: . 16;
1911; E 271159; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
YOU COULD LOVE ME JUST THE SAME;
from the Wall street girl, by Karl
Hoschna, hotel orch. 4to. [27686
© Oct. 30,1911; 2 ec. Oct. 31, 1911;
E 269298; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
You’D BE SELFISH TOO;
Engel, music by G. Cohn.
words by F.
[27687
ie Nav, 21, 1911: 2 c. Nov. 28,
1911; E 271627; Fred Engel. Belle-
ville, Ill.
YOu’LL NEVER BE THE MAN, BOY, THAT
YOUR FATHER USED TO BE; words and
music by Dick Stead. [27688
ea. © Oct: 23). 1910s. 267795;
Dick Stead, Cambridge, Mass.
You MUSICAL RAGTIME SAL. See Mu-
sical ragtime Sal.
YOU MUST COME ROUND ON SATURDAY;
written by Sidney Davis, composed
by C. W. Murphy. [27689
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 270255; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
YOU’RE THE NICEST LITTLE GIRL I EVER
KNEW; from Hello Paris, conversa-
tional song and dance, words by J.
Leubrie Hill, music by J. Rosamond
Johnson. [27690
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 e Nov. 8, 1911;
E 269439; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
—words by Arthur Jacob Martin,
music by Paul Eugene. [27691
iO Nerv. 10, 1911: 2 ¢. Nov. 10:
1911: Bh 269980 : Shapiro music pub.
cO., New York.
YOU’VE GOT ME HYPNOTIZED ; words and
music by re ing Berlin. [27692
©) Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 2, 1911;
E 2693868 ; Ted Snyder co., New York.
You’vE GOT TO -SING IN RAG-TIME;
written and composed by Worton
David and George Arthurs. [27693
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 26, 1911;
E 267878 ; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
Youne (A) SAILOR; words and music
by M. A. Renaud. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27694
© Oct. 30, 1911: 2 ec. Nov. 8, 1911:
E 269746; M. A. Renaud, Quebec,
Canada.
YOUNG RECRUITS: march, by Walter
Rolfe; piano. [27695
(©) Nov! 285 -191Ps) 2 er Nov. 29)
1911; E 271666; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
YOUR EYES OF BLUE REFLECT MY LOVE
FOR YOU; words and music by J. Vin-
cent. [27696
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 18, 1911;
BE 271516; Jack Vincent, Cincinnati.
YOUR LIGHT IS NEEDED; hymn, words
by Ina Dudley Ogden, music by C.
H. Gabriel. [27697
© Nov. i; 1911: 2 & Oct.28, 1918
FE 269237: Chas. H. Gabriel, Chi-
cago.
YOUTH AND MOONLIGHT; waltz, by B.
Strock: orchestra. S8vo. [27698
peer 9) 1911: 2 e. Noy: 27, 199i
971541: Burton Strock, Denver.
a,
27699
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. TEL meee 6
ZAKOLNICEK; pochod & textem, sloZil
Fr. Kmoch; harmoniemusik. obl.
24mo. [27699
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 21, 1911;
E 267755; Mojmir Urbének, Prague.
Austria.
ZAPATEADO; Spanish dance, by Pablo
de Sarasate, op. 23, no. 2, ed. and
fingered by Hugo Riesenfeld; violin
and pf. [27700
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 7, 1911;
E 271067; G. Schirmer, New York.
ZAPPELN, ZAPPELN; chanson aus dem
vaudeville, Das neue midchen, text
von Bernhard Buchbinder, musik
von Richard Fronz. [27701
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2c Nov. 8, 1911;
EK 270108; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
ZASTAVENICKO (Staindchen); [undj
Raérodni prédehra; slozil Fr. J.
Mach. 1. Harmoniemusik. 4to. 2.
Orchester. 4to. [27702, 27703
© Aug. 7, 1911; 2c each Oct. 21,
1911; EH 267756, 267757; Mojmir Ur-
banek, Prague, Austria.
ZEPHYR; from the suite characteristic.
The four winds, a Western episode,
by Geo. J. Trinkaus, arr. by T. P.
and Geo. J. Trinkaus; mand. orch.
[27704
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1911;
EK 269914; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ZOFIJA; polka, by Theodora Hertz, arr.
by W. Adeszko; concertina. [27705
©P Nov, 15. Ott eNom ws.
1911; H 271312; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
ZUM-PARA-PITIZUM ; versi di Rebiondo,
musica di Francesco Sanna; canto e
mandolino. (Piedigrotta 1911, No.
292.) [27706
©vOct,22, 19i1)-2 ch Novae Oda:
EK 270279; Raffaele Izzo, music pub-
lisher, Naples.
ZWANZIG MARK;
Falke, musik
gedicht von Gustav
von Richard Heu-
berger, op. 52; minnerchor; partitur }
[27(07
G.NOViy a,
und stimmen. S8vo.
C6) Octs 15, GillGiten 2
ZWEI NEUE WEIHNACHTSLIEDER; ged.
und musik von Emil Weidenhagen,
op. 36, no. 1 u. 2, fiir gemischten
chor und vierstimmigen frauen oder
schiilerchor, mit violine, violoncello,
harmonium ad lib. und pianobeglei-
tung. Contents.—Weihnachtszeit.—
Weihnacht. Partitur u. stimmen.
[27708
© Oct. 15, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 9, 1911;
E 270308; Steingraber verlag, Leip-
zig.
“WEITE MODERNE SUITE; von Hdward
MacDowell, op. 14, bearbeitet von
Ludwig Klee, fiir pianoforte zu 2
hinden. [27709
©. Aug: 15, 1911; -2 ect. 26,
1911; KH 267884; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York.
2 Konzert. See Liszt (F.)
2, SYMPHONIE, ES DUR; pro velky or-
chestr, slozil Zdenék Fibich, op. 38.
Partitura. [27710
© Oct. 11, 1910; 2 ¢ Nov. 6, 1911;
Ii 270188; Fr. A. Urbanek, Prague,
Austria.
jeme
2s
NOCTURNE; par, Frédéric Binet,
ep. 109, pour le piano. [27711
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267973; Durand et cie., Paris.
2°™° syMPHONIE; par G. M. Witkow-
ski (G. Martin), pour 1°** violons.
[27712
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 30, 1911;
HE} 267971; Novello & co., ltd., London.
GOTH REGIMENT MARCH; by J. A. Ham,
arr. by W. S. Ripley; orchestra.
4to. [277138
© Nov: 21, A9ide 2 re Nove 22:
1911; E 271335; J. A. Ham, Boston.
S4 mo. (L’) FANTERIA A TRIPOLI; nuova
canzonetta popolare, versi di un sol-
dato, musica di Marino. [27714
© Nov. 7, 1911: 2c Nove79, 1904":
1911; E 270501; Adolphe Robitschek, H) 270282; Italian book co., New
Vienna. York.
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1911:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 43 unpub-
TUSIMG GE) Pk aa OI eT EE 241
Class E, Musical compositions (including 1,404 unpublished) ________ 27, 473
LENE Ne Eg 27, 714
bse or MUSIC. OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS’ BEEN
RENEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
[27714
Au! so TRUE; aria by G. Estabrook;
sop. or tenor with violin (ad lib.)
and piano acc. int
© by G. Estabrook, Boston, as the
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2302, Nov. 27, 1911. Re-
newal entry, Dec. 27, 1897, no. 72856.
ALONG THE BROOK (Den bach entlang) ;
by Heinrich Hofmann, rey. and fin-
gered by A. Foote. {2
© by Arthur Foote, Dedham, Mass.,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2310, Nov. 25,
1911. Original entry, Nov. 12, 1884,
no. 22706.
BRooKLet (THE); by O. Fleissner;
piano. [3
© by Otto Fleissner, San Fran-
cisco, as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2306, Nov. 25,
1911. Original entry, Apr. 8, 1884,
no. 7561.
CHOPIN (FRANCOIS FREDERIC) Nocturne
in G; by Chopin, arr. by S. B. Whit-
ney ; organ. [4
© by S. B. Whitney, Woodstock,
Vt., as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2311, Nov. 25;
1911. Original entry, Nov. 19, 1884,
WO. Zoli.
FIRE LADDIES MARCH; by EH. H. Sher-
wood; piano. [5
© by Edgar H. Sherwood, Roches-
ter, N. Y., as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2314, Dec.
1, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 27, 1883,
no. 24804.
FRAGRANT BREEZES; by Julie Rive King
[pseud. of Charles Kunkel]. [6
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2277, Nov. 11,
1911. Original entry, Nov. 19, 1883,
no. 21495.
GAIETY ; Schottische brillante, by E. B.
Spencer; piano. [7
© by E. B. Spencer, Philadelphia,
as the author, in extension for 14
years. Renewal no. 2301, Nov. 27,
1911. Renewal entry, Dec. 27, 1897,
no. 72852.
GILLETTE; or, Count and countess;
comic opera in three acts, words
adapted to music dialogue, music by
Edmund Audran, ed. by J. W. Nor-
eross, jr. [8
© by J. W. Norcross, jr., Santa
Ana, Cal., as the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2293, Nov.
2%, 1911. Original entry, Jan. 12,
1884, no. 1008.
GLORIA IN EXCELSIS IN C; anthem, by
W. H. H. Smith; solo and quartet
or chorus. [9
© by W. H. H. Smith, New York,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2290, Nov. 24,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 7, 1883,
no, 22661.
HoT-SHOT MARCH; by T. H. Rollinson;
piano. [10
© by T. H. Rollinson, Boston, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2292, Nov. 27, 1911.
-Original entry, Jan. 21, 1884, no.
1472,
How GENTLY FALL THOSE SIMPLE WORDS
“GOD BLESS rou;” by J. R. Thomas.
[iL
© by Clara Thomas, New York, as
child of the deceased author, in ex-
tension for 14 years. Renewal no.
2318, Dec. 7, 1911. Renewal entry,
Dee. 27, 1897, no. T2855.
MARGUERITES (LES) (THE DAISIES);
waltz, by Henry Maylath, op. 166.
(Six easy dances, no. 1.) Ee
© by Arthur Maylath and Oscar
Maylath, New York, as children of
the deceased author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2304, Nov. 25,
1911. Original entry, Oct. 8, 1884,
no. 20291.
MAZURKA DE CONCERT; by Charles N.
Allen, op. 1; violin with acc. of
piano. [13
© by Mrs. Eunice Humphrey Al-
len, Rockport, Mass., as widow of the
author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2309, Nov. 25, 1911.
Original entry, Nov. 12, 1884, no.
22708.
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27714 (14)
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS) Menu-
etto; from symphony in E flat major,
by Mozart. (Bright hours with the
tone poets, compiled by Carl Sidus
[pseud. of Charles Kunkel].) [14
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2275, Noy. 11,
1911. Original entry, Nov. 19, 1883,
no. 21492.
My Gop AND FATHER WHILE I STRAY;
sacred song, by G. W. Marston. [15
© by E. Howard Thayer, Boston,
as the executor, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2307, Nov. 25,
1911. Original entry, Oct. 8, 1884,
no. 20286.
OUR LITTLE FRIENDS; galop, by W. F.
Sudds; piano or parlor organ. [16
© by W. F. Sudds, Gouverneur,
N. Y., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2294, Nov. 27,
1911. Original entry, Jan. 21, 1884,
no. 1471.
OUR LITTLE FRIENDS; mazurka, by W. F.
Sudds; piano. [17
© by W. F. Sudds, Gouverneur,
N. Y., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2295, Nov.
2, 19. “Orisinal entry. Jane 20,
1884, no. 1471.
OUR LITTLE FRIENDS; minuet, by W. F.
Sudds; piano. [18
© by W. F. Sudds, Gouverneur,
N. Y., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2297, Nov.
27, 1911. Original entry, Jan. 21,
1884, no. 1471.
OUR LITTLE FRIENDS; waltz, by W. F.
Sudds; piano. [19
© by W. FEF. Sudds, Gouverneur,
N. Y., aS the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2296, Nov.
27, 1911. Original entry, Jan. 21,
1884, no. 1471.
POLONAISE BRILLANTE; by O. Fleissner ;
piano. [20
© by Otto Fleissner, San Fran-
cisco, aS the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2305, Nov.
25,1911. Original entry Apr. 8,
1884, no. 7566.
R. E. Porter; or, The interviewer and
the fairies, operetta in 3 acts, words
by A. G. Lewis, music by Leo. R.
Lewis. [21
© by Leo R. Lewis, Medford,
Mass., as the author in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 22638, Oct. 30,
1911. Original entry, Noy. 24, 1883,
no. 21808.
Rosin’s (THE) RETURN; by L. Fisher;
piano, [22
© by Leander Fisher, Buffalo, as
the author, in extension for 14 years,
Renewal no. 2303, Nov. 27, 1911.
Renewal entry, Dec. 27, 1897, no.
72859.
ROSEBUD QUICKSTEP; by Julius Becht
(C. Kinkel); piano. [238
© by Karl Kinkel, Shelbyville,
Ky., as child of the deceased author,
in extension for 14 years. Renewal
no. 2298, Nov. 27, 1911. Renewal
entry, Dec. 27, 1897, no. 72836.
ROSEBUD WALTZ; by Julius Becht (C.
Kinkel) ; piano. [24
© by Karl Kinkel, Shelbyvilte,
KKy., as child of the deceased author,
in extension for 14 years. Renewal
no. 2800, Nov. 27, 1911. Renewal
entry Der. 27, 1897, no. 72839.
ROsES DE BOHEME; valse brilliante by
H. Kowalski, arr..by Charles Wels;
piano, four hands. [25
© by Anton B. Wels, New York,
as child of the deceased author, in
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2291, Nov. 27, 1911. Original entry,
Jan. 12, 1884, no. 1033.
SUPPLICATION; by Julie Rive King
[pseud. of Charles Kunkel. ] [26
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2278, Nov. 11,
1911. Original entry, Nov. 19, 18838,
no. 21494.
WATER SPRITES; polka caprice, by C.
Kunkel; piano. [27
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2276, Nov. 11,
1911. Original entry, Nov. 19, 1888,
no, 21498.
WHEN ICICLES HANG BY THE WALL;
words by Shakespeare, set to music
by A. Foote; low voice. [28
© by Arthur Foote, Dedham,
Mass., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2308, Nov.
25, 1911. Original entry, Oct. 8,
1884, no. 20283. :
WHISPERINGS OF LOVE; words by Neigh-
bor, music by C. Kinkel; mezzo sop.
or tenor. [29
© by Karl Kinkel, Shelbyville,
Ky., as child of the deceased author,
in extension for 14 years. Renewal
no. 2299, Nov. 27, 1911. Renewal
entry, Dec. 27, 1897, no. 72837.
o 1602 :
;
Bist) OF tHe MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED‘FOR THE MANUFAC.
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO REPRODUCE MECHANI-
CALLY. THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909.
[27714
ALL THE WORLD LOVES A LOVER. [30
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 11, 1911; recorded,
vy. 1, p. 145.
ALL YOUR OWN AM I; from The en-
chantress. [3i
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 24, 1911; recorded,
Vout; Dp. 148.
APRIL FOOL RAG. [32
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 14, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 189.
AS LONG AS THE BAND WILL PLAY. [83
© M. Witmark & Sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 144.
BacK FROM THIRTY-SIX TO TWENTY-
NINE; from A lovely liar. [34
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
Wal, py d44.
BIRDS AND BUTTERFLIES. [35
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 6, 1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 146.
BLUE (THE) BIRD. [36
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 11, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
BRASS BAND HPHRAM JONES. [37
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
rec’d Dee. 7, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 145.
BRIDE’S (THE) RETURN; by Edmund
Braham. [38
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 11, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 145.
BUTTERFLIES. [39
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Nov. 25, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, -p. 148.
CAMPUS (THE) WALTZES. [40
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 144.
CANDY (THE) COLLEGE BOYS. [41
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 24, 1911; recorded,
We oe py 142:
CrciLiA; from A lovely liar. [42
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 144.
CHERRY CIRCLE MARCH AND TWO STEP;
piano. [43
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Nov. 17, 1911; recorded,
Ve, p. 141.
CLARINET’S (THE) LOVE. [44
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 24, 1911; recorded,
Vi. he de:
COME BACK MARGUERITE. [45
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 138, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
COME KISS THE BLARNEY, MARY DABR-
LING. [46
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Noy. 17, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 141.
Composine; from Betsy. [47
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 20, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 141.
CowBOY RAG. [48
© Jerome H. Remick, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 6, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 146.
DASHING (THE) CAVALIERS. [49
© E. T. Paull, New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 28, 1911; recorded, vy. 1,
p. 148.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27714 (50)
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
Do IT Now. [50
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 14, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 139.
DON’T NEVER TRUST A TRAVELLING MAN.
[51
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 25, 1911; recorded, v. 1, p.
148.
DOWN IN HONEYMOON ALLEY; from
The monarch and the maid. [52
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 24, 1911; recorded,
Ve 1, po 142,
DOWN ON THE FARM. [53
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rece’d Nov. 25, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 148.
DREAMING (THE) PRINCESS; from The
enchantress. [54
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 144.
FATHER AND SON. [55
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 11, 1911; recorded,
vy. 1, p. 145.
FRIEND AND FRIEND; from Betsy. [56
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 20, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 141.
GABY WALTZ; from The monarch and
the maid. [57
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 144.
GARDEN (THE) OF GIRLS. [58
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice ree’d Nov. 14, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 189.
GEE, I LIKE THE MUSIC WITH MY
MEALS. [59
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice ree’d Dee. 6, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 146.
GHOST TIME. [60
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice ree’d Nov. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
GIRLIE (A) WAS JUST MADE TO LOVE.
[61
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 10, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 129.
eel
GLORY TO Gop IN THE HieuHEstT. [62
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
Ve ti pe i44e
HAYTIAN BAG. [63
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 14, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 189.
HE NEVER, NEVER SAID GOOD-BYE. [64
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
HEART (THE) IS LIKE THE ROSE; words
by Harry S. Kuklin, music by Ed-
mund Braham. [65
© Chas. K. Harris, NewYork. No-
tice ree’d Dec. 1, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 144.
HONEY LAND. [66
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
rec’d Nov. 25, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 143.
How ENTHRALLING THE MUSIC’S SOUL-
FUL GREETING. [67
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 11, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 145.
I’D LIKE TO BE YOUR MOTHER’S SON-IN-
LAW. [68
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 18; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 140.
I DON’T CARE WHOSE GIRL YOU WERE,
YOU’RE MY GIRL NOW. [69
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
rec’d Dec. 7, 1911; recorded, v. 1, p.
145.
I’LL LOVE YOU TILL THE SUN GROWS
COLD. [70
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 144.
I’M A WONDERFUL MAN IN YONKERS;
from The red widow. [71
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dee. 2, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 144.
I'M COMING BACK. [72
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 6, 1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 146.
I’M GETTING KIND OF LONESOME FOR MY
OLD KENTUCKY PAL. [73
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Nov. 25, 1911; recorded, —
v. 1, p. 148.
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no. 12, 1911
I SING TRA-LA. [ 74
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 28, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 148.
I’VE GOT A RAGTIME BEE IN MY BONNET.
[75
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
I’VE HEARD THAT BEFORE. [76
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 9, 1911; recorded.
Wey A. 9. 145),
I WANT TO BE A JANITOR’S CHILD. [77
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
reec’d Nov. 25, 1911; recorded, vy. 1,
p. 148.
I WONDER WHY; lyric by Crane Wilbur.
music by Paul Rubens. [78
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice ree’d Noy. 23, 1911; recorded,
Via sp. 142;
I WOULD RATHER LOVE WHAT I CANNOT
HAVE, THAN HAVE WHAT I CANNOT
LOVE. [79
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Noy. 11, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
IF THE MAN IN THE MOON WOULD
SPEAK; from A lovely liar. [80
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
v.\1, p. 144.
IF YOU CAN’T BE AS HAPPY AS YOU'D
LIKE TO BE, BE JUST AS NEARLY HAP-
PY AS YOU CAN; from The enchant-
ress. [81
© Sept. 7; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. Notice rec’d Noy. 10,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 189.
IN A LITTLE WHILE. [82
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 17, 1911; recorded,
¥..220pNHA.
IN JUNE AND JULY WITH AUGUST. [83
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Noy. 13, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
IN THE SUMMERTIME. [84
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Noy. 11, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
TRisH (AN) SMILE. [85
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
vy. 1, p. 144.
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JOHN McFEE. [86
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 25, 1911; recorded,
ve & p. 18.
JUST A CHAIN OF DAISIES. [87
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 11, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
JUST FOR you; from The red widow.
[88
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
vy. 1, p. 144.
JUST THINK OF ALL THE MONEY YOU
COULD SAVE. [89
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Noy. 13, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
KEEP AWAY FROM A MARRIED MAN. [90
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 17, 1911; recorded,
ve de 4 0.* EL:
KILLARNEY MY HOME 0O’ERB THE SEA. [91
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
rec’d Dec. 7, 1911; recorded, v. 1, p.
145.
KLOWN KAPERS; march and two-step.
[92
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 9, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 145.
Lasso Mary. [93
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 18, 1911;
recorded, y. 1, p. 140.
LAZY. [94
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 6, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 146.
LET ME KEEP ON DREAMING, [95
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
wo 8 Dp. 344.
LET’S GO OUT ON A JAMBOREE. [96
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Noy. 11, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
LOVING CHIMES. [97
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 13, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
Macic SHADOWS WALTZ. [98
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 25, 1911; recorded,
Va Lop. 148:
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MAKE A NIGHT OF IT. [99
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 11, 1911; recorded,
We, pe d45:
MARCH CHORUS AND ENTRANCE OF RE-
GENT; from The enchantress. [100
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Noy. 24, 1911; recorded,
Vouk, D..142:
MEET ME TO-NIGHT MID THE ROSES. [101
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 14, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 189.
My DREAM OF PARADISE. [102
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 11, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
My LITTLE SUGAR BABY (MY LITTLE
CANDY GAT), [103
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 17, 1911; recorded,
ie a Od 2
My SWEET FADED ROSES. [104
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 8, 1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 145.
NIGHT TIME’S THE RIGHT TIME TO SPOON
WITH THE GIRL YOU LOVE. [105
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dee. 2, 1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 144.
NOTHING TO DO UNTIL TO-MORROW. [106
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
Vork. Notice? rec di Nov.) tig) Lor:
recorded, v. 1, p. 141.
ONE worRD FROM you; from The en-
chantress. [107
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Nov. 15, 1911; recorded,
Wed oe TAA,
ORIENTAL two-step inter-
mezzo. [108
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Dee. 5, 1911; recorded,
weep. 145:
MAIDENS;
PALMY DAYS; from The monarch and
the maid. {109
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 24, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 142.
PANAMA. [110
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
rec’d Noy. 25, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 148.
PANAMA (THE) PACIFIC RAG; words
by Willie Weston, music by Mike
Bernard. [111
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice ree’d Noy. 18, 1911; recorded,
V0 tea
PARADE OF THE TIN SOLDIERS. {112
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 25, 1911; recorded,
Vie dp. d4ae
PICCADILLY (THE) BEND. [118
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 144.
PIROUETTE PAS SEUL; piano. [114
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 17, 1911; recorded,
Vv. 2, py a4
POTS AND PANS. [115
© Jerome and Schwartz pub. co.,
New York. Notice rec’d Noy. 21,
1911 ; recorded, v. 1, p. 142.
PROMENADE RAG TWO-STEP. [116
© Marie A. White, Chicago. No-
tice rec’d Nov. 28, 1911; recorded,
v. 1,’ p. 143.
Raccity (THE) MAN. [117
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 14, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 189.
RAGTIME CHIMES. [118
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice reec’d Dee. 6, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 146.
RED (THE) WIDOW WALTZES. [119
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 15, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 141.
Ringe (A) ON THE FINGER IS WORTH
TWO ON THE PHONE. [120
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 8. 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 145.
ROSE, LUCKY ROSE; from The enchant-
ress. [121
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 10, 1911; recorded,
syne bey ey alate)
Saucy Moon; from The monarch and
the maid. [122
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 24, 1911; recorded,
v.02, p42:
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SHE WAS THE GIRL I LOVED THE BEST OF
ALL. [123
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rece’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, -p. 144.
SLEEPING AND WAKING; from Wall
street girl. [124
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 17, 1911; recorded,
vom, +41. .
SLIPPERY (A) PLACE. [125
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Noy. 14, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 139.
Sone (A) oF Joy; words by Paul Ken-
nedy Harper, music by Charles
Wakefield Cadman. [126
© White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. Notice rec’d Nov. 9, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 1389.
STEEPLE JACK. ia a6
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 17, 1911; recorded,
Me, deed 241.
SUN FLOWER RAG. [128
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Noy. 14, 1911.
SUPPOSE, SUPPOSE, SUPPOSE. [129
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Nov. 25, 1911; recorded
i ay ee be
THAT ITALIAN SERENADE. [130
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
rec’d Dec. 7, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 145.
THAT PRETTY LITTLE SONG; from The,
enchantress. [131
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Nov. 28, 1911; recorded,
Vecl Dp. 148.
THEY ALL LOOK GOOD WHEN THEY’RE
FAR AWAY; from The enchantress.
[132
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 22, 1911; recorded,
Win ep. IAT,
| THEY DON’T SPEAK TO ONE ANOTHER
Now. [iiss
© Shapiro music pub co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
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THOU BLESSED MAN OF GOD. [134
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
Vv, -1, (ps 144,
Tony CAPONI; from Revue of revues.
[135
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Noy. 28, 1911; recorded,
Weel Wala,
UNCLE TOM’S CABIN. [136
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
Vork.), Notice ‘ree’d “Nov. 115 191i
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
UNDER THE RAFTERS. [137
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 25, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 1438.
VIOLETS (THE) SWEETHEART. [138s
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Noy. 25, 1911; recorded.
veh opoaelebes.
WE ARE OUT FOR MANUEL; from The
monarch and the maid. [139
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dee. 2, 1911; recorded,
eee ye Cea les 22 88
WHAT A FRIGHTFUL SCANDAL; from
Betsy. [140
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Nov. 20, 1911; recorded,
sco Ley cee: 5
WHAT THE ENGINE DONE. [141
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. JNotice rec'd Nov. if, 198i
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
WHEN A FELLOW WHO IS LONESOME
MEETS A GIRL WHO’S FEELING BLUE.
[142
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Nov. 25, 1911; recorded,
Ve di pe J43.
WHEN A GIRL WHOSE HEART IS BREAK-
ING LOVES A BOY WHO DOES’NT CARE.
[143
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Nov. 18, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 140.
WHEN SHE’S OLD ENOUGH TO MARRY.
[144
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 8, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 145.
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\WHEN THE AUTUMN LEAVES ARE FALL-
ING. [145
© Leo Feist, New York. Notice
rec’d Dec. 7, 1911; recorded, v. 1,
p. 145.
WHITE LIES, BLACK LIES; from A lovely
liar. [146
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 2, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 144.
WONDERFUL WORLD; words by Paul A.
Rubens and Arthur Wimperis, music
by Paul A. Rubens. [147
© Chappell & co., 1td., London.
Notice rec’d Nov. 10, 1911; recorded,
Ve 1. p. aso:
WON’r YOU COME OUT LUCINDA. [148
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice ree’d Dec. 8, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 145.
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891
JUNE 30, 1906, AND MARCH 4, 1909
PART 33
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER
Bh oh
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 6
f No. 18
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1912
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing
the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is
issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabetically by titles, with the excep-
tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as ‘‘ Fiinf studien,”
°612 études élémentaires,’’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class
without differentiating words (e. g., ‘‘Waltz,” “Etude,” etc.), which are arranged
under the name of the composer instead of the title.
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are
understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading
‘‘Words by,’’ ‘‘Music by,” are to be understood as songs.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right Office.
To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘E,’’? Class E, Musical composi-
tions; ‘‘D,’’ Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘©’’ implies copyright regis-
tration of a published composition, followed by date of publication; ‘‘© 1 c.’’ stands
for copyright of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright
Office of the printed or manuscript copy, and ‘‘2 c.’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date
of their receipt. In case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue
or issues containing such contributions is required.
A list of the copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue,
immediately following the text.
A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used or
licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to reproduce
mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the act of March 4,
1909, will be found just prior to the index.
Each issue has an index to composers. The December number, completing the
volume, will have a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The sub-
scription price for Part 3, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $1.00 for
the year 1911, payable in advance to the Superintendent of Documents by postal money
order, express order, or New York draft.
(11)
ee eee pee gem ee eee
NOTICE.
THE RETURN TO COPYRIGHT CLAIMANTS OF PRINTED COPYRIGHT
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright” provide as follows:
Sec. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under the pro-
visions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this act, the Librarian
of Congress shall determine what books and other articles shall be transferred
to the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, including the law
library, and what other books or articles shall be placed in the reserve collec-
tions of the Library of Congress for sale or exchange or be transferred to other
governmental! libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
Sec. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above provided, together with
all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the Librarian of Congress and
the register of copyrights jointly shall, at suitable intervals, determine what of
these received during any period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve
in the permanent files of the copyright office, and, after due notice as herein-
after provided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed in the
Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November. inclusive, a state-
ment of the years of receipt of such articles and a notice to permit any author,
copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant to claim and remove before the
expiration of the month of December of last year anything found which relates
to any of his productions depcsited or registered for copyright within the-.
period of years stated, not reserved or disposed of as provided for in this act:
And provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished work shall be
destroyed during its term of copyright without specific notice to the copyright
proprietor of record, permitting him to claim and remove it.
In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law.
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant of any printed musical composition deposited for
copyright registration in the office of the Librarian of Congress
during the years 1880 to 1889, inclusive, that any such author, copy-
right proprietor, or other lawful claimant may send to the Register
of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the musical composition,
the year in which copvright registration was made, and, if possible,
the number under which such musical composition was entered for
copyright, with a request for its return. On receipt of such informa-
tion and request, such musical composition will be returned to the
author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant, unless it has
been otherwise disposed of according to law.
Application for the return of such musical composition should be
made as early as possible during the year 1912. If no such applica-
tion has been received during said year, such musical composition
may be disposed of in accordance with the provisions of section 66
of said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Frpruary 1, 1912.
(111)
RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU-
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in-
struments in the case of Belgium, Cuba, Germany, Luxemburg, and
Norway. The President signed proclamations to this effect on the
following dates: Belgium (June 14, 1911), Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911),
Germany (Dec. 8, 1910), Luxemburg (June 14, 1911), Norway (June
14, 1911). These proclamations were printed on pages v-x of Part
a. Volume 6, no. 7, and page tv of no. 12, of the Catalogue of Copy-
right Entries.
From information received through the Department of State, the
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (e) of
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911), Den-
mark (May 19, 1911), Italy (Aug. 8, 1911), Mexico (May 8, 1911),
the Netherlands (Mar. 13, 1911), and Switzerland (Apr. 8, 1911).
{Iv)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
A B C DES VIOLINSPIELS ; 45 elementar-
stiicke, fiir violine mit klavierbeglei-
tung, tibertragen und progressiv
geordnet, von Ernst Heim. Heft 1.
Heft 2. (Edition Schott, no. 1690
A und B.) [27715, 27716
© Novy. 17, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 8,
1911; H 273056, 273057; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
A LA BELLE ETOILE (Under the stars) ;
valse Boston, by K. F. H. Under-
wood; arr. by Charles L. Van Barr;
piano. rere rg
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dec? 1, 1911;
EK 271718; Kenneth F. H. Under-
wood, New York.
A LA BIEN-AIMEE; valse, by Edouard
Schiitt, op. 59, no. 2, ed. and fingered
by H. Clough-Leighter; piano.
[27718
Oe Weewts,, 1911: 2.¢, Dec. 19,
1911; E 272580; G. Schirmer, New
York.
(To my beloved) ; valse, by Edo-
uard Schiitt, op. 59, no. 2, ed. by
Preston Ware Orem; piano. [27719
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
HE 271997; Theo. Presser co., Phil-
adelphia.
A LA FONTAINE; par Henri Van Gael,
pour piano 4 6 mains. (Morceaux
choisis, no. 11.) [27720
©) Oct. 28, 1911: 2c. Dec. 12,
1911; EH 273157; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
7A MATASSA; versi di H. A. Mario, mu-
sica di E. Tagliaferri. [27721
or Sept.. 25, 1911: 2 /¢, Oct. 9,
1911; E 2738487; Capolonga-Feola,
Naples.
ABENDLIED (Evening song); by Alida
Driscoll; piano. [27722
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 27,
1911; E 274245; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
——lullaby, by Otto Floersheim,
edited by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[27723
©) “Dee: 20; 1911; 2 c& ‘Dee. 22,
1911; EH 272828; Carl Fischer, New
York.
ABIDE WITH ME; Sacred song, words
from the hymnal, music by Henry
Parker. [27724
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270962; Theo. Presser co., Phil-
adelphia.
ABSENCE BRINGS SWEET DREAMS OF
THEE; words by W. G. Renfro, music
by EH. H. Ream. [27725
© Dee 30, 1911: 2 ce Dee 29)
1911; E 274391; W. G. Renfro and
Ernest H. Ream, Sharpsville, Ind.
ACCORDEE (L’) DE VILLAGE; menuet de
Nicoline, par P. A. Steck, transcrip-
tion pour flite et piano. [27726
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1911;
E 273219; Paul Decourcelle, Nice.
ACROSS THE WAY; words and music by
John Vance Cheney (Songs with pf.
ace. no. 3) [20727
© Dec. 18, 1911 ; 2 c. Dec. 20, 1911;
E 272605; C. W. Thompson & ©Co.,
Boston.
ADAGIO E ALLEGRO; di Adolfo Donati;
in Fa maggiore per violino e pf.
[27728
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 7, 1911;
E 270989; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
ApamM (A.)° Five favorite Yule-tide
songs, by A. Adam, arr: by G. H.
Reeves; band. 4to. [27729
© Dee. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 22, 1911:
E 272833; Carl Fischer, New York.
AppIo; romanza senza parole, par F.
Paolo Frontini, pour piano. (Com-
positions favorites, VI. série, no. 59.)
[27730
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ¢«. Dec. 8, 1911;
EB 273013; Carisch & Jinichen, Milan.
AppIo, LucINA; versi di Giuseppe
Irace, musica di G. Capaldo. [277381
©) Sept, 25, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 9, 1911;
BH 273488; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
ADOLFINA; mazurka, de A. Cosgaya C. ;
piano. New York, Carl Fischer.
[27732
© Dec. 15, 1911532: ¢ Dee: 22,
1911: BE 273542; Arturo Cosgaya C.,
Mérida, Yucatan, Mexico.
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ANGELNS BUDSKAP (Hark! What mean
those holy voices) ; by Henry Leslie,
arr. by Emil Larson. 4to. (Kyrk-
liga k6rsanger, no. 6.) [277383
©" Nov. 17, 19th 4erDerwis:
1911; E 272302; Engberg-Holmberg
pub. co., Chicago.
AEOLIENNE; étude caractéristique, by
C. W. Krogmann, op. 88; piano.
[27734
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
HK 2717382; B. F. Wood music ©co.,
Boston.
AFFECTIONATE (THE) CHILD (L/’affec-
tueuse); petit morceau, by André
Benoist; piano. [277385
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 5, 1911;
EH 271974; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
AH COME AWAY WITH ME; words and
music by Isadore Fostina Reed.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[277386
© Dee rit, 1911-9 2° ee Wee. 26,
1911; E 274155; I. F. Reed, Frank-
ligay, IN EL:
AILses (LES) ; réverie par Louis Ganne,
pour orchestre, avec piano-conduc-
teur. no. 1138598. 4to. PAT Eee
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 11, 1911;
E 273097; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
AIMEE; impromptu, by Sister of St.
Joseph; piano. [27738
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 18,
1911; E 272473; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
A
AIMONS, 0 MA JOLIE; chansonnette sur
les motifs de la chanson napolitaine,
La piu bella del villagio, paroles de
F. Lémon & Gueteville, musique de
R. Falvo. [277389
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 12. 1911;
E 273255; L. Maurel, Paris.
AIR DE DANSE; par A. d’Ambrosio, pour
piano seul. [27740
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1911;
E 273220; Paul Decourcelle, Nice.
AIR DE Mr. LEBLOND; dans il ritorno
di Don Calandrino, opéra_ bouffe
de Cimarosa, traduction francaise de
M. de Rudder, annotée par F. A.
Gevaert, pour baryton ou _ basse
chantante. (Répertoire francais de
Vancien chant classique, no. 448.)
[27741
@wDee. 6. 19112 execs 48.
1911; E 273447; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
AIR DE Momus. See Bach (J. S.)
AIR DE Pan. See Bach (J. S.)
AIR KING; march and two-step, by
Harry Appel; piano. [27742
© Dec. 22, 191 25e7 ee. 22.
1911; E 272869; Seminary music co.,
New York.
AKRON (THE) RAG; march and two
step, by M. Champion; piano.
[27743
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 «& Dee. 18,
1911; E 272495; Melvin Champion,
Atlantic City, N. J.
ALBAICIN; Spanish Gipsy dance, after
Lao Silésu, by J. Valverde, arr. by
G. Gast; small orch. 4to. [27744
© Dec. 8, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 9, 1911;
E 272126; G. Schirmer, New York.
ALEXANDER’S RAG TIME BAND; march
and two step, by Irving Berlin, arr.
by Wm. Schulz; orch. 4to. [27745
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 272348; Ted Snyder co., New
York.
ALL HAIL! THIS HAPPY CHRISTMAS;
words and music by W. C. Ames.
[27746
© Dec.,.15; 190i ree... 23,
1911; E 272898; William C. Ames,
Philadelphia.
ALL I NEED; words by C. L. Hly, music
by J. C. Helmick. [27747
© Dec. 27, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 28,
1911; E 274263; I. G. Martin, Chi-
cago.
ALL I WANT IS YOUR TRUE HEART AND
you; words by Clifton Bingham,
music by Gilbert Byass. [27748
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 20,
1911; E 273471; B. Feldman & ©co.,
London.
ALLA MIA CETRA; melodia, versi di
F. Romani, musica di Giovanni
Marvin. (Composizioni vocali, no.
4916.) [27749
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 c. Dee! 8, 1911;
E 273050; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
ALLELUIA; anthem, music by Henry
Wilson, arr. by W. D.; mixed voices.
SVO. [27750
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 29,
1911; E 271769; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York.
1610
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
27766
ALLEN (Gro. P.) Andantino in C; by
Geo. P. Allen; organ. obl. 8vo.
(Original compositions, no. 4.)
[27751
MoNov. 29, 191%: 2 ec Dec. 1,
1911 ; EH 270831; Geo. P. Allen, Mans-
field, England.
ALMA DE MI ALMA; danza de Salon,
létra de Gilberto Cantaneda, misica
de Salvador Pérez, para canto y
piano, 6 piano solo, ad. lib. [27752
ie 70d) 21, 1911: 2 ec. Dec. 12,
1911; E 273137; Otto Y. Arzoz, Mex-
ico, Mex.
ALMA REDEMPTORIS MATER. See Gou-
now (C. FE.)
ALMA Roma; marcia, by V. Spadea;
solo B flat cornet. [27753
epee ts, 19%: 2 ¢c. Dec... 28,
1911; EH 274323; Vincenzo Spadea,
New York.
ALMIGHTY (THE) DOLLAR; words and
music by W. A. Wilson. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27754
Gre Move 20/7 1911 ;-'2' ¢.° Dee. 5,
1911; H 271946; William A. Wilson,
Dewey, Okla.
ALONE; poem by Claiborne Addison
Young, music by A. M. Foerster, op.
75, no. 1; alto or baritone [and]
Here sleeps the bard; poem by
Thomas Moore, music by A. M.
Foerster, op. 75, no. 2. ATS
©@eWec. 26, 1911: 2 ¢«. Dee. 27,
1911; EH 274226; Adolph M. Foers-
ter, Pittsburgh.
ALOUETTE (L’); par M. Balakirew,
arr. par M. I. Glinka, revue et
doigtée par I. Philipp, pour piano.
(L’art pianistique, troisiéme série,
no. 81.) [27756
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 12, 1911;
E 273246; Ch. Hayet, Paris.
ALPENHIRT (Shepherd in the moun-
tains) ; melodisches tonsttick, von A.
Melzer, op. 17, fiir pianoforte.
[27757
© Noy. 7, 1911-2 c. Dec. 16, 1911 -
E 273388; Adolf Melzer, Hohen-
Neuendorf, b. Berlin, Germany.
ALPINE FANTASY AND STORM; by I. V.
ALPINE FLOWERS (Fleurs des Alpes) ;
valse, by Ernst Brauchli; piano.
London, The London & Provincial
music stores. [27759
© Dec. 13, 1912 ex Dec: ‘22,
1911; E 273581; Ernst Brauchli,
Heimenhofen, Switzerland.
ALPINE PASTORAL; from Alpine fan-
tasy and storm, by I. VY. Flagler, ed.
by Geo. E. Whiting; pipe organ.
[27760
©. Dee: 18, 1911:.2 « Dee. t8
1911; EH 272475; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ALS DIE JUNGE ROSE BLUHTE (In the
time of rosebuds’ blooming) ; words
by H. Heine, English translation by
Harriet Betty Boas, music by Henry
Hadley, op. 538, no. 2; high voice.
(Three songs, no. 2.) [27761
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1911;
E 271821; G. Schirmer, New York.
ALSO HAT GOTT DIE WELT. GELIEBT (For
God so loved the world); words
from the Scriptures, music by Fritz
Reuter, fiir gemischten chor. (Zwei
biblische gesinge, no. 2.) [27762
© Nov. #, 1911: 2'@) Nov. 25, 1911.°
E 270876; Fritz Reuter, New Ulm,
Minn.
AM SPINNROCKEN (At the spinning
wheel); by Ferdinand Sabathil, ed.
by Louis Dannenberg; piano.
[27763
©) Deer 2721911 = 2. ¢; Deer26.
1911; E 272984; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
AMAR; intermezzo two step; by F. J.
Neubauer ; pf. [27764
©) Dec.) 15, 190 (2e Decwits:
1911; E 272364; F. J. Neubauer,
Provo, Utah.
AMERICA; from Harmonia Anglicana.
See Star-spangled (The) banner; by
John Stafford Smith.
AMERICAN BELLE; march and two step,
by M. J. Sanderson; piano. New
Orleans, L. Grunewald co. ltd.
[27765
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 ex Decvas;
1911; E 272585; Maggie J. Sander-
son, Vaiden, Miss.
Flagler, ed. by Geo. E. Whiting; | AMIDIE WALtTz; by Christine Sydney ;
pipe organ. [27758 pf. [27766
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 « Dec. 18, ©) Dee; 12; 19th) 2) ee Wee A138;
1911; EK 272474; Theo. Presser co., 1911; WH 272305; A: H. Rosewig,
Philadelphia. Philadelphia.
1611
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27767
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 6
AMONG THE DAFFODILS; valse, by Ar-
thur De Blonec; piano. [27767
© Dec. 19, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 19,
1911; E 27384638; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
AMORITA; waltzes, by Carl Lawrence;
orchestra. 4to. [27768
© Jan. 2, 1912; 2c. Dee. 29, 1911;
E 274404; J. HE. Agnew, Des Moines.
AMOUR D’HIVER; poésies de Armand
Silvestre, musique de André Mes-
sager. [27769
© Nov. 380, 1911; 2.c Dec. 22,
1911; EH 273543; Adolph Ftirstner,
Paris.
AmMouR (L’) EXOTIQUE (Exotic love) ;
nocturne, by EH. Fletcher; pf.
[27770
e. Dee: 20;
W. Thompson
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2
1911; E 272608; C.
& co., Boston.
AMOUR (L’) LIBRE; opérette en quatre
actes, paroles de Edouard Adenis,
musique de Rodolphe Berger; par-
tition, piano et chant. ral
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 c Dee. 26,
1911; D 19024; L. Digoudé-Diodet,
Paris.
AND Now O FATHER, MINDFUL OF THE
LOVE; Short anthem for the com-
munion service, words from the
Bible, music by Wm. G. Hammond;
sop. or tenor solo and mixed chorus
or quartet. (Octavo choruses, no.
5583. ) [27772
©) Dec) 9) 19112 ec. Wee, 12)
1911; E 272267; G. Schirmer, New
York.
ANGEL FOOD; rag; by A. F. Marzian;
pf. EPATETETG3
© Dee! 16; 19102 ec, Ween 23:
1911; BH 2729384; Forster music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
ANGELIQUE; from Vera Violetta, lyric
by Harold Atteridge, musie by Louis
A. Hirsch and Melville J. Gideon.
[27774
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 5, 1911;
Hi 271975; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ANGELS FROM THE REALMS OF GLORY;
hymn-anthem for Christmas, words
by James Montgomery, music by J.
Lawrence Erb. [27775
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 20, 1911;
E 272619; J. Lawrence Erb, Woos-
ter, Ohio.
ANGEL’S SERENADE; by Braga, arr. by
G. E. Holmes; saxophone quartette.
(Favorite compositions, no. 18.)
[27776
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 16, 1911;
E 272425; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
ANGELUS (THE); words by L. de P.
Callahan, music by F. Zettel.
[27777
© Dec. 12, 1994 72.) Dee 18,
1911; E 272508; Louis de P. Calla-
han, Los Angeles, and Florian Zet-
tel, Santa Barbara, Cal.
ANITA; Scherzo, by Sister of St. Jo-
seph; piano. [27778
© Dec. 18, 191ey ee ewee: 1s,
1911; E 272476; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ANNIVERSARY HYMN; words by O. J.
Randall, music by A. Geibel. 4to.
[27779
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 11, 1911;
E 272202; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia.
ANOINTED (THE) ; complete service for
Christmas, words by Lida Shivers
Leech and others, music by John J.
Thomas and others. [27780
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 2, 1911;
E 271784; Hall, Mack co., Philadel-
phia.
ANOTHER YEAR IS DAWNING; hymn,
words by Frances R. Havergal, mu-
sic by EH. S. Lorenz. [27781
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 15, 1911;
E 272346; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O.
ANTHOLOGIE D’ETUDES POUR PIANO;
choisies dans les ceuyres de L. Ber-
ger, EH. Haberbier et d’autres com-
positeurs, revues, corrigées et doig-
tées par Charles Foerster, pour
piano. [27782
© Dec. 15, d9it 2 ve Wee, 1G,
1911; E 273350; Enoch & co., Paris.
APASIONADA; danza de salon, létra de
Nicolas Guillermo Mellada, mftsica
de Salvador Pérez, para canto y
piano, 6 piano solo, ad lib. [27783
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2,e; Bec. 12,
1911; E 273188; Otto y Arzoz, Mex-
ico, Mex.
ARBUTUS; polka, by H. A. Vander
Cook; cornet solo and piano ace.
[27784
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 271853; H. A. Vander Cook, Chi-
cago.
1612
| ARENSKY (ANTON)
| ARIOSTI (ATTILIO) Sonate III,
| —— Sonate IV,
=
Eig agit.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
ARBUTUS—Continued.
waltz, by F. Huber;
piano.
[27785
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271965; Fred Huber, Rochester,
Nix.
Six piéces enfan-
tines; par A. Arensky, op. 34, re-
vised, phrased and fingered by O.
Thtimer, pour piano 4 quatre mains.
(Augener’s ed. no. 8507.) [27786
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911:
EH} 273055; Augener, Itd., London.
| ARGENTINE TANGO; dance, by R. Far-
ban; piano. [27787
© Dee. 14, 1911: 2 ec. Dec. 14,
1911; E 273294; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
in H-
moll; von A. Ariosti, arr. von Alfre-
do Piatti, fiir violoncello und klavier.
(Cello bibliothek klassischer sonaten,
no. 9.) [27788
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911;
H 273074; B. Schott’s sédhne, Mainz,
Germany.
in EF dur; von A.
Ariosti, arr. von Alfredo Piatti, fiir
violoncello und_ klavier. (Cello
bibliothek klassischer sonaten, no.
10.) [27789
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 ¢c. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 2780738; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
Sonate V, in EH-moll; von A.
Ariosti, arr. von Alfredo Piatti, fiir
violoncello und _ klavier. (Cello
bibliothek klassischer sonaten, no.
att; [27790
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 2738072
Germany.
Sonate VI, in D-dur; von A.
Ariosti, arr. von Alfredo Piatti, fiir
violoncello und klavier. (Cello
bibliothek klassischer sonaten, no.
2) [27791
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 2738071; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
| ARISE SHINE, O ZIoN; anthem, music
by J. B. Birkbeck. 4to. (Church
choir album, no. 79.) [27792
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 15, 1911;
E 273305; Blackburn & co., Deeds,
England.
ARISTOCRACY; valse caprice, by I. V.
Flagler; piano. . [27793
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 11,
1911; E 272180; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
ARIETTE D’ ASTERIA., See Haendel
(G. F.)
ARME MANNER; Marsch aus der oper-
ette, Der lila domino, von Charles
Cuvillier. 1. Grosses orchester. 2.
Kleines orchester. 3. Salon-orches-
ter, Wiener besetzung. 4. Salon-
orchester, Pariser besetzung.
[27794-27797
© Nov. 13, 1911; 2 ¢ each Dec.
16, 1911; EK 278384—273387 ; Leipziger
biihnenyv erlag, Erhard Schultz, onan
Vig ws
~ a text von Emerich von Gatti
und Bela Jenbach, musik yon
Charles Cuvillier. 1. Klavier zu
zwei hinden; 2. Gesang und klavier.
[27798, 27799
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 8,
1911; E 273038, 373039 Leipziger
biihnenyerlag, Erhard Schultz, Leip-
zig.
AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE; a yule
tide potpourri, by Theo. M. Tobani,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; full band.
4to. [27800
© Dec. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 22, 1911;
HY 272805 ; “Carl Fischer, New York.
yule-tide selection, song, by Theo.
M. Tobani, transcription for piano
by Gustav Saenger. [27801
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 22, 1911;
EH 272765; Carl Fischer, New York.
ARROUAH SIDI; danse arabe, musique
de A. Valsien, pour piano. [27802
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
270906; EK. Gaudet, Paris.
AS DU KENST NIT UN WEIST NIT NEMT
MEN SICH NIT UNTER; from The
country girl, words by H. Altman,
music by Perlmutter and Wohl.
[27803
@MbDeer ai Wd) ce Dee ato;
1911; BE 272892; Hebrew pub. co.,
New York.
words and music
Washington, H.
AS I WAS STROLLING ;
by D. A. Talbert.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27804
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271918; Delia a Talbert, Peter-
man, Ala.
ASPERGES ME; music by Robert W.
Wilkes, op. 6; mixed voices. (Oc-
tavo choruses, no. 5581.) [27805
© Dee. 12, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 18,1911;
BE 272297: G. Schirmer, New York.
1613
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27806
pt. I1l, n. s., v. 6
AT LAST, THOU ART COME, LITTLE SAYy-
10UR; words by Faber, music by
Thomas Adams. 4to. [27806
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 4, 1911;
EH 270897; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
AT PARTING; words by Wim. Felter,
musie by Thurlow Lieurance. [27807
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 20,1911;
KE 272653; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
AT PLAY; by Emil Rhode; piano. (A
child’s day, no. 3.) [27808
© Dee. 5, 1911; 2 c Dee. 6, 1911;
HK} 272014; G. Schirmer, New York.
AT THE HOUR OF THE EVENING SACRI-
FICE; sacred song, words by H. T.
Ireys, music by Geoffrey O’Hara.
[27809
© Dec. 12, 1911; 2 c Dee. 19,
1911; E 272582; Henry T. Ireys,
Greenville, Miss.
AT THE PARTING OF THE WAY; words
by Albert Simpson Reitz, music by
Chas. H. Marsh. [27810
© Dee. 15, 1911; 2 c« Dec. 18,
1911; E 272517; Praise pub. ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
AT THE RAGTIME BALL; words by
Roger Lewis, music by Jimmie V.
Monaco. [27811
©)Wec. libs A912 ice apee. 323.
1911; E 2729386; Forster music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
AT THE VILLAGE TAVERN; Hungarian
Csarda scene; by Leo Schermann,
op. 4, no. 1; violin and pf. [27812
© Dec. 19, 1911; 2 «@ Dee. 22,
1911; E 272806; Carl Fischer, New
York.
AT TWILIGHT (Crépuscule) ; nocturne,
by Leo. Ornstein, op. 10, no. 3; pf.
[27813
©, Dec. 21 19 Oe Dec.a.2:,
1911; E 272692; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
ATT BINDA KRANSAR; words by Otto
Lundell, music by H. S. Miller.
[27814
© 1Deer elon 2 cay Wecs: 23:
1911; E 272896; Otto Lundell, Chi-
eago, Ill.
AU CASINO; mazurka par A. Trojelli,
pour piano. (Vacances de plage, no.
4, [27815
© Dee. 16, 1911: 2 c Dee. 18,
1911; EH 273420; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
AU GRE DES REVES; par Maurice Pesse,
transcription pour 2 pianos. [27816
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 16,
1911; E 278351; Enoch & co., Paris.
AU SEUIL DE L’AMOUR; valse lente, par
©. Denisty ; pf. [27817
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 « Dec. 26,
1911; E 2738617; Durand et cGie.,
Paris.
vers de Pierre d’Amor, musique de
C. Denisty. [27818
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 « Dec. 26,
1911; E 273618; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
AUBADE; by Ethel Barnby; piano.
[27819
© Nov. 30, 1911; 2 ¢@ Dee. 12,
1911; FE 273185; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
—— par Cesare Galeotti, op. 146, pour
piano. [27820
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 16,
1911; H 273352; Enoch & co., Paris.
—-— See Chaminade (C. L. S.)
AUBER (DANIEL FRANCOIS-HSPRIT)
Prayer (The) from Masaniello; by
Auber, arr. by F. Leslie; 2 sopranos, |
2 tenors and bass. 4to. (Chappell’s |
vocal library of part-songs, no. 35.) |
[27821
©. Novy..,.29, 191i) y2e8 Dec. 2a
1911; E 270875; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
AUF, AUF, IHR KLEINEN STREITER; ged. I
von Alwin Grether, musik von J.
Maurer; kinderstimmen. [27822
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
EK} 272409; Central pub. house, Cleve-
land.
AUS DEM REICHE DER TONE; eine |
sammlung der beliebtesten komposi- |
tionen klassischer
meister, herausgegeben von Robert |
Klaass. Band 8, neue folge.
[278238
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 11, |
1911; E 278111; Robert Klaass, |
Berlin.
AUS FRAUEN-RECHT; from The country |
girl, words by H. Altman, music by |
Perlmutter and Wohl. [27824 |
© Dec. 17, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 16, |
1911; E 272893; Hebrew pub. Co., |
New York.
1614
und moderner |
| AUTUMN
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
27842
AUTO (THE) FOR MINE; words by E. HE. | AVIATION DANCE; by David EH. Grove,
Pelsang, music by M. C. Hansen.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27825
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
EK 271942; Elmer HE. Pelsang, New
York.
| AUTUMN LEAVES BRING DREAMS OF LOVE;
words by B. W. Greener, music by
Will Keenen. [27826
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 30,
1911; E 284463; Bert W. Greener,
Streator, Ill.
AUTUMN LEAVES WALTZES; by W. J.
Jarvis. Washington, H.. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [27827
© wee. is, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274089; William J. Jarvis,
Bowdle, S. Dak.
sone. See Tschaikowsky
(P. L)
| Aux ALPES; polka-mazurka par Hein-
rich Tellam. 1. Pour piano, ea
feuille. 2. Pour piano.
[27828, 27829
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 & each Dec. 12,
1911; Ei 273221, 273222; Paul De-
courcelle, Nice.
_AvE Marta; four-part chorus, by Franz
Abt, arr. and rev. by Nicola A.
Montani; mixed voices with organ
ace. Schirmer’s octavo ed. [27830
@ Mee 22, 1911: 2 c. Dec. 26,
1911; EK 272961; G. Schirmer, New
York.
— by J. Faure, rev. and ed. by
Nicola A. Montani; mixed voices
and sop. or tenor solo, organ or piano
ace. Schirmer’s octavo ed. [27831
je Deee 23) 1911: 2 ¢..Dec. 26,
1911; E 272955; G. Schirmer, New
York.
motet for four-part chorus, by
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina,
rev. and ed. by Nicola A. Montani;
mixed voices a cappella. Schirmer’s
octavo ed. [27832
Ween 23, 1911: 2 ©... Dec. 26,
1911; EH 272962; G. Schirmer, New
York.
AVE REGINE C@LORUM. See Gounod
(Gr)
AVE VERUM; anthem, music by Herbert
J. Wrightson. 8vo. (Paulist choris-
ters; no. 2). [27833
© Wee. 238; :1911* 2 ¢ Dee. 26,
' 1911; H 272982; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago.
jr.; piano. [27834
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1911;
E 271082; David HE. Grove, jr., Dal-
las, Texas.
AWAKE LITTLE FLOWER; words by Fred.
G. Bowles, music by Gertrude Sans
Souci >.no. 2 ini W: [278385
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 11, 1911;
E 272197; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
AWAKE, YE SAINTS, AWAKE; hymn,
words by Elizabeth Scott, alt. by T.
Cotterill, music by J. H. Leonard.
[278386
© June 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 272128; J. Herman Leonard, De-
troit.
AWAKENED (THE) RAMESES; words
and lyrics by Joseph Hudnut, Kari
Mathews and Frank Picard, music
by Julius Wuerthner and Roland
Fixel. [27837
©) Week 435, 81919: 2 e) Dednas,
1911; D 19021; University of Michi-
gan union, Ann Arbor.
AWREIMELE; Yiddishe poesie fun Mor-
ris Rosenfeld, English version by
Alice Stone Blackwell, music com-
posed by P. Brounoff. New York,
Poale Zion singing soc. [27838
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1911;
E 272020; Platon Brounoff, New
York.
BaBy Rose; by George Christie, arr.
by Tom Clark. 1. Solo cornet with
piano acc. 2. Solo trombone with
piano ace. [27839, 27840
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c. each Dec.
19, 1911; BE 272551, 272552; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
Baspy (A) TO GIVE AWAY; words by
Hal Wood, music by Kenneth Hall.
New York, F. B. Haviland pub. co.
[27841
© Dee S20) 19-2 Ee. Dec. 30,
1911; E 274460; H. A. Wood, Minto,
N. Dak.
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Air de
Momus dans le drame en musique.
Der streit zwischen Phoebus und
Pan; adaptation francaise de M. de
Rudder, musique de J. S. Bach an-
notée de F. A. Gevaert, pour so-
prano. (Répertoire frangais de 1’an-
ecien chant classique, no. 450.)
[27842
© Dee. 16, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1911;
E 273449; Henry Lemoine et Cie.,
Paris:
1615
27843
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt. 1G Hs Se v.86
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN )—Contd.
—— Air de Pan, dans le drame en
musique, Der streit zwischen Phoe-
bus und Pan; texte de Picander,
adaptation francaise de M. de Rud-
der, musique de J. S. Bach, annotée
de F. A. Gevaert, pour basse. (Rép-
ertoire francais de JlVancien chant
classique, no. 449.) [27848
© Dee. 16, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1911;
EL 278448; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris,
—— Bach album; a collection of fa-
vorite pieces, by J. S. Bach, with
portrait, biographical sketch and de-
scription of old dances, edited and
revised by Theodore Presser; piano.
[27844
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 12, 1911;
EL 278205; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
del phia.
Récitatif et air d’Hole, dans le
drame en musique, Der zufriedenges-
tellte Aeolus, poésie de M. Picander,
adaptation francaise de M. de Rud-
der, musique de J. S. Bach, annotée
par EF. A. Gevaert pour basse.
(Répertoire francaise de lancien
chant classique, no. 442.) [27845
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 4, 1911;
EH 270924; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
See Bach (J. S.)
BACK AGAIN WITH THE OLD FOLKS, BACK
AGAIN WITH YOU; words by Etta
Davis, music by Eugene Platzmann.
[27846
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 20,
1911; EH 272594; Ira Davis, Indian-
apolis.
BACH ALBUM,
BACK TO DREAMLAND; words and music
by P. H. Edwards. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27847
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274049; Pearl H. Edwards,
Sacramento, Cal.
BACK TO THE FACTORY Mary; words
and music by Clarence Gaskill.
[27848
© Dec, 26, 19115, 2c, Dec. 27,
1911; E 274230; Joe Morris music
co., New York.
BacK TO THE FARM; march by N. A.
Sessions; piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27849
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 26,
1911; E 274098; Noblesse A. Ses-
sions, Kenton, O.
BACK TO THE OLD CROWD; song, music
by C. E. Wright. [27850
© Dee. “11, T9lt= 22 erWec.. 18,
1911; E 272506; Charles E. Wright,
Chicago. .
BAGATELLER (BAGATELLES) of Peder
Gram, op. 8, for Klavier. no. 1-5.
[27851
© Oct 12, 1911; 2 e@ Dec. 12,
1911; E 273125; Wilhelm Hausen,
Leipzig.
BAIADERA; bolero, versi e musica di
Roberto d’Andrea. [27852
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
H 278489; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
BAIGNEUSES (LES); valse lente par
Louis Ganne, pour orchestre, avec
piano-conducteur. no. 113903. [27853
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 11, 1911;
EH 273098; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
BALD HEADS WILL NEVER DO; words by
HE. C. Tower, music by M. A. Acker.
[27854
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 5, 1911:
HW} 272024; Edwin C. Tower, Eureka,
Cal.
BALFE (MICHAEL WILLIAM) I dream’t
I dwelt in marble halls; from The
Bohemian girl, arr. by Gustav Saen-
ger; 2d and 3d violin. [27855
© Nov. 23, 19th" 2c 2Dec., 22;
1911; E 272771; Carl Fischer, New
York.
BRALLI CHI VUOLE (Dancers delight) ;
mazurka by G. Guindani, arr. by P.
Tesio; two mandolins and guitar.
4to. (Tesio edition. no. 106.)
[27856
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 18, 1911;
KE} 273285; Peter Tesio, New York.
BALLOT SONG OF AMERICAN WOMEN;
words by Minnetta Theodora Taylor,
music by Fred B. King. [27857
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 ce Dee. 21,
1911; EH 272704; Jerome H. Remick
co., New York.
BaLisPien (Game of balls); von HE. |
Jaques-Dalcroze; pf. (Drei jugend-
spiele, no. 1.) [27858
© Aug. 31, 1911; 2 ¢ Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270988; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
BANDERILLEROS (LOS); Spanish march, }
by F. Volpatti, arr. by H. F. Odell;
mandolin orchestra. [27859
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 28,
1911; EH 274278; Cundy-Bettoney co,
Boston.
1616
BANNER OF GLORY;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
| no. 18, 1911
| Bango TUNES; words and music by
Leonard Nelson and Kathryn Ray-
more. [27860
© Dee. 16, 1911; 2 c« Dec. 16,
1911; EH 272946; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York.
march and two
step, by C. W. Bennet; orch. 4to.
[27861
© Wee, 22, 1911; 2 ec) Dec: 29,
1911; E 2744386; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
BARCAROLE; von Hans Sitt, op. 1138, no.
1, fiir violine und pianoforte.
[27862
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1911;
EH 273382; K. G. Fazer, Helsingfors,
Russia.
BARCAROLE IN F'; by Carl Courvoisier,
ed. by R. Sylvain; (violin music
with pf. acc., 3rd series, no. 172.)
[27863
© Mec 22,1911: 2 ¢« Dec. 23,
1911; E 272920; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
BARCAROLLE; by Herman H. Goldstein ;
violin with piano acc. [27864
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 271859; C. W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
——by Th. Herrmann, op. 36, ed. and
fingered by Gustay Saenger; violin.
[27865
Ouier a4, 191° 2 ¢. Dee. 22,
1911; E 272809; Carl Fischer, New
York:
| ——by William Fichandler; piano.
[27866
Ommecs 24. 1911: 2 ¢ Dee. 26,
1911; EH 272985; Lueckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
See Offenbach (J.)
BaRNBY (ETHEL) Nocturne; by E.
Barnby; piano. [27867
Oe Neve. 30; 1911; 2 c. Dee. 12,
1911; E 273188; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
BARNEY, STOP YOUR BLARNEY; an Irish
song, words and music by R. Stanley
McConnell. [27868
© Dee. 5, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 11, 1911;
EK 273087; R. Stanley McConnell,
Toronto, Canada.
| Base (THE) BALL TEAM; words and
music by A. Sieffert. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27869
© Dee. 18. 1911; 2 c@ Dee. 26,
1911; E 274214; Anna _ Sieffert,
Rome, N. Y.
27878
BATTLE CRY OF FREEDOM. See Inter-
national gavotte.
BE BRAVE; words and music by C. C.
Stearns; baritone voice. [27870
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ce Dee. 15, 1911;
E 272383; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
BE CHEERFUL ALL ALONG; hymn, words
and music by Geo. W. Sebren.
[27871
© Jan. 1, 1912: 2c. Dee, 80; 1911 >
E 274484; James D. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
BE GOOD, MY LITTLE GIRL, GOOD-BYE;
words and music by C. Bixby.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27872
© Nov. 20, 1911: 2 ce Dec. 5,
1911; EK 271929; Carrie Bixby, Hills-
boro, N. H.
BE NEAR ME O my Savion; hymn,
words by T. OQ. Chisholm, music by
C. H. Gabriel. [27873
© Dee*s0) 1911 2 Deer 13.
1911; EK 272818; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
BEAT UPON MINE, LITTLE HEART; words
by Tennyson, music by Ernest Hal-
sey. [27874
©). Dec. $4, 1901-322" eo Wee, a5:
1911; E 2738324; Chappell & co., ltd...
London.
BEAU (LE) P’TIT FRERE; chanson
comique, paroles de Emile Rhein,
musique de A. Courquin. [27875
© 1 Dee. .2-.1911.;,. 2 e: Dee. 26;
1911; E 273607; Mme. Courquin,
Paris.
BEAU (THE) SABREUR; from The wed-
ding trip, words by Harry B. Smith,
musie by Reginald de Koven.
[27876
©) Dee, (28) 194 2) i.e. Dee 28:
1911; BE 274298; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
BEAUTEOUS NicHT. See Offenbach (J.)
BEAUTIFUL (THE) GATES OF GOLD;
words and music by Haldor Lillenas.
[27877
©) Dee. 20; 1911: 2. ¢.. Deex 28:
1911; E 274831; W. E. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
BEAUTIFUL GIRL; words by Alfred
Bryan, music by H. Blanke-Belcher.
[27878
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 271801; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
LOL
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27879
BEAUTIFUL HOME; words and music
by R. T. Morgan, arr. by Arthur
Thompson. [27879
© Nov. 1, 11914); 42/2) mibee 18;
1911; EH 2738414; RR. TT... Morgan,
Witoka, Minn.
BEAUTIFUL ISLE OF LOVE; medley
march and two step; by Berg and
Rawlston, arr. by Geo. H. Collins;
orch. 4to. [27880
C) Dec. 79, 19112 vey Dee. jt:
19s EH) 272203) Jos. Wes stern. &
co., New York.
BEAUTIFUL PLANET OF MARS; words by
R. 8. Hooper, music by H. M. Ten-
nent. [27881
(©) Dee. 145 1911-9 2. Dee: 15,
1911; E 273325; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
BEAUTIFUL SUNSET; words and music
by Elizabeth Lehe Smith. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27882
©) Mee. ti," 119i 2. execs 26:
1911; HB 274175; Wm. M. Smith,
Green Island, N. Y.
BEBE; versi di Alessandro Cassese,
musica di Giuseppe Capolongo.
[27883
tC) Septic 25, (W992 e: Oct 9;
1911; E 273490; Capolongo-Feola,
Naples.
BECAUSE IT’S ME; words by Leila S.
Willins, music by Geo. EK. Bushnell.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27883*
© Sept. 28, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 9, 1911;
EH 268159; L. S. Willins, Raleigh,
Tenn.
BEE (THE) AND THE ROSE; words by
Val Harris, music by Sid. Brown.
[27884
© . Deeg 2 Old co eeu Dee, ari,
1911; EK 274260; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) Beethoven
sonatas no. 6; analytical edition, by
L. van Beethoven, op. 10, no. 2,
edited, phrased and fingered by
Stewart Maepherson; in F major,
pf. [27885
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 270971; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London.
pt. my, BS, v. 6
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN )—Continued.
Faithfw Johnie; Scotch folk
song, music by L. van Beethoven,
arr. by Louis Victor Saar; trio or
chorus of women’s voices. 4to.
(Quartets and choruses, no. 744.)
[27886
© Dec. 8, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1911;
HE 272280; G. Schirmer, Boston.
Glory (Vhe) of God in nature;
sacred song, by Beethoven, op. 48,
no. 4 [and] O hills! O vales; by
_ Mendelssohn; arr. by J. Worth
Allen; orchestra. 4to. [27887
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 16, 1911;
H 272428; C. L. Barnhouse, Chicago,
—— Love’s tragedy; words by Bruno
Lessing, music adapted from Beetho-
ven by E. J. Biedermann. (Musical
recitations, no. 66.) [27888
© Oct. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 6, 1911;
EH 272057; Edgar S. Werner, New
York.
Theme; from the Serenade. See
Schumann (Robert Alexander)
BEETHOVEN SONATAS NO. 6. See Bee-
thoven (L. v.)
BEFORE THE DAY BREAK; words by
Vrancis Bourdillon, musie by Ethel-
bert Nevin, op. 5, no. 5, arr. by
Victor Harris; three part chorus for
women’s voices. 4to. [27889
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 16,
1911; E 272452; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
BELLE (THE) oF BAyou TECHE; words |
by O. E. Lynne, music by John
Philip Sousa. {27890
© Dec. 11, .19 ee, Dec. 115
1911; E. 272179; John Chureh co.,
Cincinnati.
BENEATH THE STARS; serenade two-
step, composed and arr. by Bertram
Lestrange; band. (Boosey’s military
journal, 131st series, no. 4.) [27891
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270957; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, lItd., London.
BENEATH THE WEEPING WILLOW TREE;
words and music by Travis Miller.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. |
© ‘Dec. 11, * aS 42 emDee! 26;
1911; EH 274162; T. Miller, Evans- |
ville, Ind.
1618
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
27912
| BENEATH THY WINDOW (O sole mio) ;
Neapolitan serenade, by E. De Ca-
pua, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; orches-
tra. [27893
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 29,
1911; E 271672; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
BENEDICITE, OMNIA OPERA, IN D; music
‘by Healey Willan; voices and organ.
4to. (Novello’s parish choir book,
no, 854.) [27894
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 1, 1911;
EH 270837; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
BERCEUSE; by H. Beaumont; violin and
piano. [27895
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 18,
1911; E 272477; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
| ——~ (Cradle song) ; by John M. Stein-
feldt, op. 41, no. 2; pf. [27896
© Dec. 20,- 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 29,
1911; EH 274487; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
BERCEUSE DU MOISSONNEUR; entr’acte
par Francis Casadesus, pour orches-
tre, avec piano-conducteur. 4to.
[27897
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1911;
HH 273247; Ch. Hayet, Paris.
BERCEUSE TRISTE; par Alfred Casella,
pour harpe chromatique ou piano.
[27898
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 12, 1911;
EH 273256; A. Zunz Mathot, Paris.
BeseDA; Bohemian national dance, by
Fred Heller, arr. by F. Tryner; or-
chestra. 4to. [27899
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 e Dee. 1, 1911;
EH 271718; Georgi & Vitak, Chicago.
BETLEHEMSSTJARNAN; julprogram,
words by Emil Larson, Arthur Sul-
livan and others, music by Emil
Larson, Arthur Sullivan and others.
Tionde argangen. S8vo. [27900
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 18, 1911;
A 3804195; Engberg-Holmberg pub.
co., Chicago.
BETTY OF THE ROSY LIPS (Dévée ja ti
udélam) ; English version by Mrs.
Rudolf Friml and Henry G. Chap-
man, ed. by Rudolf Friml; medium
voice. (Three Bohemian folk songs,
no. 1.) [27901
© Dec. 12, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 13,
1911; E 272294; G. Schirmer, New
York.
BIANCA; barcarolle, by H. Engelmann;
pf. [27902
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 22,
1911; E 272808; Carl Fischer, New
York.
BIBLE (THE) RAILWAY; words and mu-
sic by F. R. Seibert. [27903
©: Nev. 27,.. 1911; 176 Neve 23.
toi -i"e Nove 29, 1941 = Wi Zeer ror -
Fred R. Seibert, Chicago.
BILLETS pDoUux (Love notes); valse
lente, by Edmund Braham, op. 400;
pf. [27904
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 8, 1911;
H) 272095; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Bitty BALLou; words and music by
Will Hardy. [27905
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 26,
1911; EH 272965; Bostonia pub. co.,
Boston.
Biapi (THE) IN THE APPLE TREE: by
Newton Swift, op. 19, no. 3; pf.
[27906
© Dee. 20, 1911-.)2)e2 Dee, (20;
1911; E 272654; Theo. Presser ¢Co.,
Philadelphia.
BIRTHDAY (A) PRESENT; album of
Short easy pieces, by Joseph Fred-
ericks;. piano. Book 1, no. 1-6.
Book 2, no. 7—12. [27907, 27908
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 c. each Dee. 8,
1911; H 273058, 273059; B. Schett’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
BIRTHDAY (A) SONG; words and music
by G. W. Wilmot. [27909
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2 c. Dee. 28, 1911;
EK 274282; George W. Wilmot, New
Brunswick, N. J.
BIST MEIN KROIN MEIN WELT; duet,
from The country girl, words by H.
Altman, music by Perlmutter and
Wohl. [27910
©) Dee. "11" 1910 2c) Dec. 216;
1911; H 272894; Hebrew pub. co.,
New York.
BIT OF NONSENSE; danse grotesque, by
R. M. Stults; piano. [27911
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c@ Dee. 18,:
1911; E 272478; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
BIZET (GEORGES); ‘Toreador’s song;
from Carmen, by Bizet, arr. by G. E.
Holmes; saxophone quartette.
[27912
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1911;
H 272449; C. LL. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
1619
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
279138
pt. TESTS ve GS
Biack (THE) DIAMOND; march, by F. BoBoLinkK (THE); two step, by A. S.
Goulart, arr. by H. F. Odell; man-
dolin orchestra. [27913
© Dee Qo Age a= esMeer 220:
1911; E 272599; Frank Goulart,
Dorchester, Mass.
BLtacKk (A) WENCH RUNNING WILD;
words and music by Ned Bennett.
[27914
© Dec. 6; 1911: 2c Dee. 5, 1911:
EH 272025; Chas. H. Henderson music
pub. co., Corry, Pa.
BLESSINGS; words by James Rowe,
music by W. E. Burnett. [27915
@©) Apr. 14:7) 191s 2c Dees, 18)
1911; E 272889; W. E. Burnett,
Roanoke, Va.
BLOSSOM DEAR; words by Leland Lan-
dis, music by Thurlow Lieurance.
[27916
© Dees 1S)" W9t1.7)'2)e.. Wee: 18,
1911; E 272479; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
BLOSSOM-TIDE; words by Miriam I.
Oatman, music by Carol Kelley
Brooke. [27917
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2c. Dec. 4, 1911;
EK 271846; F. E. Hathaway, Chicago.
BLOSSOMS AND SMILES FOR CHILDREN’S
DAY; children’s day cantata, words
by Ida Reed Smith and others,
music by J. P. Hamilton and others.
[27918
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 271767; David C. Cook pub. co.,
Elgin, Il.
BLuE (THE) BELLS OF SCOTLAND;
Scotch folk song, arr. by. J. F. Her-
man; (octavo choruses for men’s
voices, no. 2034.) [27919
© Dee. 16. 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 22,
1911; E 272810; Carl Fischer, New
York.
BLUMCHEN WARUM SCHAUST DU SO;
ged. und musik von Alwin Grether ;
kinderstimmen. [27920
@©JNove ti 191026 e) Octy 30,
1911; E 272403; Central pub. house,
Cleveland.
Bog AND I; words and music by Ed.
L. Clifford. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [27921
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 9, 1911;
E 272168; Ed. L. Clifford, Potts-
ville, Pa.
Golden; piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [27922
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 & Dec 26,
1911; E 274107; Annie S. Golden,
Newark, N. J.
BocHau (CHARLES H.) ‘Three Christ-
mas carols; words by Bartlett B.
James, music by C. H. Bochau;
voices in unison. (Octavo ed., no.
12241.) [27923
© No. 4, 1911; 2 c Dee. 18, 1911;
Ei 272580; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
BONNE (LA) CHANSON; poem by Paul
Verlaine, music by Geo. F. Boyle;
high voice. [27924
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 21,
1911; E 272698; G. Schirmer, New
York.
Bonniz May; words and music by
K. Wooley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [27925
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 c& Dec. 26,
1911; E 274171; Katie Wooley,
Henry, Ill.
~
Bonsorz A LA LUNE; Sérénade par A.
Trojelli, pour piano. (Vacances de
plage, no. 6.) [27926
© Dee. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 18,
1911; E 278419; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
Booster (THE); march and two step,
by J. G. Klein, arr. by C. L. Ro-
bards; piano. [27927
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 20,
1911; HE 272597; J..G. Klein, De-
eatur, [ll.
Bortz (ALFRED.) Drei gesinge; von
A. Bortz, op. 12, ftir eine hohe
singstimme und klavier. Contents.—
Der traum. — Wellentanzlied. —
Abendwolke. [27928
©, Dec: 13,. d9idis 2 2es Dec: 13.
1911; E 273268; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
—— Drei lieder; von A. Bortz, op.
11, fiir eine singstimme und klavier.
Contents.—Die modve.—Stimme in
den schlaf.—Tanzlied. [27929
© Dec. 18;> 191127 Deer t3)
1911; EH 273269; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
Zwei lieder; musik von A. Bortz.
op. 10, ftir eine singstimme und
klavier. Contents.—Ich liebe dich.—
Der arme natrr. [27930
© Dec. 18, 19115. 2 eh Dee! 13:
1911; E 273278; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
1620
———$ —— - ---- -§ +
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
fo13: 1911
27948
Bosst (M. Enrico.) Sechs kinder-
stiicke; von M. E. Bossi, op. 138.
fiir klavier. Komplet. [27931
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 12, 1911;
E 273145; J. Rieter-Biedermann,
Leipzig.
BouRREE AND MINUET; by Ethel Barn-
by; piano. [27932
Nev. 30. 1911; 2 c. Dee 12,
1911; E 273186; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
Bow DOWN THINE EAR; words from
the Bible, music by Bruce Steane.
4to. (Anthems for mixed voices, no.
12242.) [27933
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 272096; Oliver Ditson company,
Boston.
Boy BLUE; from Hans Danske, words
and music by Laura C. Geddes, arr.
by C. Bayer. [27934
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 5. 1911;
E 272026; Marie C. Blanchard, To-
ledo, O.
Boy scouts; march, by Pierre Renard;
piano. [27935
eee tt. 1911: 2 c Dee... 11,
1911; E 272182; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
BOYS OF THE EMPIRE; words and music
by Richard Williamson. [279386
i Wee, 20, 1911- 2 c Dee. 20,
1911; E 273472; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
BRAUTFAHRT IN HARDANGER, MENUET;
see Kjerulf (H.)
BRAUTLIED. See Wagner (R.)
BREAD AND BUTTER; rag, by M. Min-
shall: pf. [27937
©) Dec AS; 1911: 2 -e. Dee. 20,
1911; H 272652; Mary Minshall,
Vinita, Okl.
BRIDAL SONG (Epithalame); from the
opera Gwendoline, poem by Catulle
Mendés, English version by Natalie
Curtis, music by Emmanuel Cha-
brier:; solo quintet and chorus;
mixed voices. 4to. (Operatic chor-
uses, no. 5636.) [27938
© Dec. 19, 191t:--2 c Dee: 20) ft
1911: E 272623; G. Schirmer. New
York.
BripE (THE) AND THE GROOM; or, THE
MONTH OF JUNE; words by J. W.
Wehmeyer, music by Paul Eugene, |
arr. by [Eugene Platzmann].
[27939
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 8.1911;
E 272084; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
BRIDGET MALONE; written and com-
posed by Fred Godfrey and John A.
Glover-Kind. [27940
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 20,
1911; E 273473; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
BRIGHT EYES OF BLUE; words and mu-
sie by C. Welte. Phila., Trio mu-
sic co. [27941
© Dee... 22) 191 2 re “Wee ee
1911; E 272866; Chas. Welte, Phila-
delphia.
BRIGHT (THE) HAIR’D MORN IS GLOW-
ING; words by Keble, music by Theo-
dore L. Clemens, arr. by F. Leslie;
mixed voices. 4to. (Chappell’s
vocal library of part-songs, no. 87.)
[27942
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 2, 1911:
E 270868; Chappell & co., itd., Lon-
don.
| BRING ME A RING IN THE SPRING; words
and music by Irving Berlin.
[27943
© Dec. 5, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271969; Ted Snyder co., New
York.
BROOKSIDE (THE) INN; words by Wil-
liam Jerome, music by Jean
Schwartz. [27944
©) Dee 2-191: Bi ef Deer 19171;
E 271809; Jerome & Schwartz pub.
co., New York.
BRowWN (THE) EYED GIRL; words and
music by Bennie Passage. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [27945
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 26, 1911;
E 274178; Benj. Passage, Detroit.
BuDS AND BLOSSOMS; by Henry Lodge,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; piano.
[27946
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2c. Nov. 6.1911;
E 269497 ; Herald Square music pub.
eo., New York.
BUDS OF BEAUTY; waltz, by Emma
Moore; pf. [27947
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 272085; A. W. Perry & sons’ music
co., Sedalia, Mo.
BURGMULLER (F.) Twenty five
studies, easy and progressive: by F.
Burgmiiller, op. 100, ed. and fingered
by C.’M. C. [pseud of M. Green-
wald]; piano. [27948
© Novi 275 ISIS i eh Nove 27,
19s (ee DEG TIGERS) Hr ZiZ 152:
Century music pub. co., New York.
1621
24026—12——_2
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27949
Dt; 1 ae sev a
BURIED HOPES; words by N. H. Hur-
ford, music by Len Fleming. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[27949
; © Dec. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 26,
1911; E 274088; N. H. Hurford, Los
Angeles.
BuRMA, THE GOLDEN LAND; words by
R. C. J. Swinhoe, music by J. W. J.
Alves. [27950
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 270845; Misquith, ltd., Rangoon,
India.
BURNING HEART; by Franz Behr, op.
263, rev. by R. W. Earle; piano.
[27951
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 26. 1911;
KH 272971; Thiebes piano eco., St.
Louis.
BuRST OF SPEED; concert galop, by
Ferd. Sabathil; pf. [27952
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270963; Theo. Presser co., Phil-
adelphia.
Busy (THE) CHILD; trio, words by
Josephine Preston Peabody, music
by W. Franke-Harling; women’s
voices with piano ace. (Three-part
songs. S8vo. ed., no. 12189.) [27953
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 271753; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Busypopy; two-step, by R. Penso, arr.
by H. M. Higgs; full orch. (Chap-
pell’s orchestral journal no. 641.)
[27954
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 5, 1911;
EF 270959; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
BUT THEY DIDN’T; part song, words by
Edmund Vance Cooke, music by Jas.
H. Rogers; men’s voices. (Octavo
choruses, no. 5594.) [27955
© Dec. 8, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1911;
E 272127; G. Schirmer, New York.
BUTLER (HERBERT) Ballade; by H.
Butler, op. 6; violin and piano.
[27956
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 6, 1911;
E 272046; Gamble hinged music Co.,
Chicago.
—— Caprice; by H. Butler, op. 7;
violin and piano. [27957
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1911;
E 272047; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
BUTTER-CUP; waltz, by James I. Wray,
op. 25. no. 2; piano. [27958
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 «@ Dec. 29,
1911; E 274400; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York.
BUTTERCUPS; by Albert J. Rusby; pf.
[27959
© Dec. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 272158; Hatch musie co., Phila-
delphia.
words by Jewel Carter, music by
R. Z. Hamilton. . [27960
© Dec. 23, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 22,
1911; E 272852; Ruth Zeigler Hamil-
ton, Peoria, III.
BUTTERFLIES; by M. Hollins; piano.
(Five dainty compositions, no. 4.)
[27961
© Nov. 30, 1911: 2 ec. Dee. 1,
1911; E 270846; Whaley, Royce &
co., Itd., Toronto, Canada.
—— words from ‘For the crown,’
music by Henry Hadley, op. 53, no.
1; high voice. (Three songs, no.
e.)) [27962
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 2, 1911;
E 271822; G. Schirmer, New York.
BUTTERFLY (THE); words by Emma F.
Voorhees, music by S. G. Farrar.
[27963
© Dee. 12, Ales see Mee: 12,
1911; E 272842; Sarah G. Farrar,
Philadelphia.
By FAITH I MAKE IT. MINE; hymn,
words and musie by Estelle Bryant,
arr. by A. F. [Ingler]. [27964
© Nov. 15, 1911 +32) @) Dec, 12,
1911; E 272245; Arthur F. Ingler,
Lowell.
BY THE OLD SUN DIAL TO-NIGHT; words
and music by F. V. A. Flannery,
arr. by Anna Rosalyn Klein. [27965
© 1c. Nowe 21g oie rene
Frederic V. A. Flannery, Detroit.
BYGONE DAYS; by Lucien Percy Libby;
pf. [27966
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 272089; L. P. Libby, Portland, Me.
——(Ach neni tu); English version
by Mrs. Rudolf Frim] and Henry G.
Chapman, ed. by Rudolf Friml;
medium voice. (Three Bohemian
folk songs, no. 3.) [27967
© Dee. 12, 1911; 2 c Dee. 18,
1911; E 272295; G. Schirmer, New
York.
1622
|
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
27986
CABARANO; tango Argentine, by Carlo
Castellane; piano. [27968
© Dee. 16, 1911; 2 e« Dec. 18,
1911; E 272532; Academic music co.,
New York.
CAKE-SHnP (A) ROMANCE: words by
Elizabeth B. Nichols, music by Mabel
Collin Osborne; two part chorus for
women’s voices. 4to. [27969
On Mec, 12, 1911:.2 c Dec. 14,
1911; E 272334; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
CALL OF THE HEART; words by Zila
Koehne, music by Clarence Wain-
wright Murphey. [27970
CAs 6S.) 1911-; 2) e: Nov. 27;
1911; BH 272414; C. W. Murphey,
New Orleans.
CALM IS THE LAKE; words by Leslie
Fowler, music by Heinrich Pfeil, op.
10, no. 1. (Carl Fischer’s Octavo
choruses for men’s voices, no. 2021.)
[27971
enmee 16,9 19115; 2c. Dec. 22.
1911; E 272812; Carl Fischer, New
York.
CALVARY; by Rodney, arr. by G. HE.
Holmes; saxophone quartette. (Fa-
vorite compositions, no. 5.) [27972
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1911;
E 272426; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
CAMELIA ROUGE (Red camellia) ; valse
by Alfred T. Parker; piano. [279738
(ypiee. 16. 1911: .2 ¢. Dec: 15,
1911; BH 273302; Opus music ©co.,
London.
CANARI (LE) (The canary); xylo-
phone solo, composed and arr. by
Ferd. Sabathie; band ace. (Boosey’s
military journal, 131st. series, no. 4.)
[27974
© Wee. 2, 1911; 2 «. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270955; Boosey & co., London.
CANHANIBALMO RAG; by Arthur Pryor,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; band. Ato.
[27975
Cr Nove. 22, 1911 2 ¢ Dee. 22:
1911; H 272811; Carl Fischer, New
York.
CANTIQUES (LES) GREGORIENS; collec-
tion de cantiques dans le style grégo-
rien, ou adaptés des mélodies litur-
giques, avec ace. de l’orgue ou har-
monium, par l’Abbé F. Brun. 3°
livraison, no. 1-4. [27976
© Dec. 16, 191t: 2 & Dee. '18.
1911; E 273429; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
CANZON’ ’E MAGGIO; versi di Gennaro
Rainone, musica di E. Tagliaferri.
[27977
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 273491; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
CANZONA MATUTINA; versione dal Car-
ducci, versi e musica di E. A. Mario.
[27978
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ¢ Oct. 9, 1911;
E 273492; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
CAPE (THE) CoD SHORE; bass solo,
words by G. F. Pennypacker, music
by Joseph W. Pennypacker. [27979
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 28,
1911; E 274368; Grace F. Penny-
packer, Philadelphia.
CAPRICCIETTO; by Leo Ornstein, op. 10,
NOs 6 2p [27980
© Dee "Al; 191 2 «Dec 2k
1911; EK 272691; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
CAPRICE BASQUE; by Pablo de Sarasate,
op. 24, edited and fingered by Gustav
Saenger; violin and piano. (Carl
Fischer’s music library edition, no.
644. ) [27981
©), Nov: /.23;. 4911: 2 eo Dee. 22;
1911; E 272813; Carl Fischer, New
York.
CAPRICE IN B FLAT; by Ethel Barnby;
pf. [27982
@, Nov, 30, 1911: 2).¢ Deevae:
1911; EK 273187; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
CAPRICHOSAS; dos danzas, létra de
José A. Gonzalez, mtisica de Salva-
dor Pérez, para canto y piano 6
piano solo, ad lib. [2798838
©) Oct. 21, 1911 = 2.c. Dee Aa, 198
EK 273139; Otto y Arzoz, Mexico,
Mex.
CAPTIVATING; valse de concert, com-
posed by Samuel S. Aronson, op. 91,
edited and fingered by the composer:
piano. [27984
CG) Dee. 228 190s 2 vec, Dee i283:
1911; EK 274285; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York.
CARAVAN (THE) ; by Richard Addison ;
pf. [27985
© Dec. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 272159; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
CARESSE (LA) (The kiss) ; intermezzo,
by HE. T. Belding; pf. [27986
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 9, 1911;
EK 272141; Hdgar T. Belding, St.
Louis.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27987
pl. 1, ns. v. 6
CARMENA; words by Ellis Walton, mu-
sic by H. Lane Wilson, arr. by Fred-
eric W. Root; Ist and 2nd sop. and
alto. (Supplementary music for
schools, no. 52.) [27987
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 11, 1911;
E 272230; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
CARMENCITA (LA); Spanish dance, by
H. Engelmann; pf. [27988
© Dec. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 272160; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
CARMENITA; by Harry
Jentes; pf. [27989
© Dec. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 272090; Frederick Allen Mills,
New York.
CARNIVAL; valse by Paul Raimon;
piano. 27990
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270891; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
CARNOVALE (THE) See Rossini (G. A.)
Cuban rag,
CAROLS OF THE NATIONS, EXERCISES,
DRILLS AND RECITATIONS FOR CHRIST-
MAS; New York, Philadelphia, Hall-
Mack co., 1911. cover-title, 20 p.
12mo. $0.15. [27991
© Oct. 26,1911 +2 e. Dec. 2, 1911:
A 800834; Hall-Mack- co., Philadel-
phia.
CARULI; versi di Alessandro Cassese,
musica di A. Magliani. [27992
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2c. Oct. 9, 1911:
E 273493; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
CASTLES IN THE AIR AND OTHER SONGS:
words by Adelaide A. Proctor et al..
music by Kathleen De Young. Con-
tents:—Castles in the air.—TWulla-
by. — Sylvia’s lips. — Morning
o’ Mareh.—Silence. [27993
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 «@ Dec. 14,
1911: E 272328; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
*’CAUSE I LOVE You; words by Jane C.
Strange, music by Ethwell Hanson.
[27994
© Nov. 22, 1911: 2 ¢ Dee. 1, 1911;
E 271744; Progressive music pub.
eo., Cincinnati.
CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA. See Mascagni
(P.)
CAVATINE; composée par Paér dans
VOriflamme. oeuvre de circonstance.
texte d’Etienne et Baour-Lormian,
annotée par F. A. Gevaert, pour so-
CAVATINE—Continued.
prano. (Répertoire classique du
chant francais. no. 210.) [27995
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270923; Henry Lemoine et cie,
Paris.
See Mozart
CAVATINE DE BELMONT.
CW. An)
CELESTE AipA. See Verdi (G.)
CELINA; paroles de Louis Bousquet,
musique de Sterny. [27996
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 e& Dee. 12, 1911;
E 275216; Bousquet et Sterny. Paris.
CELLIST’S FIRST CONCERT ALBUM; Col-
lection of fifty-five transcriptions of
old and new melodies for cello and
piano, selected and arranged by Al|l-
vin Buechner. Book II; 1. cello
Solo. 2. cello and piano.
| 27997, 27998
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2 ¢ each Dec. 22,
1911; EB 202884, 22st sas Carl
Fischer, New York.
CEYLON WHISPERS; valse, composed
and arr. by Colonel Hopton; band.
(Boosey’s military journal, 131st.
series, no. 4.) [27999
© Dee. 2,191.22 WMece 441011 =
E 270958; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, lItd., London.
CHAMINADE (CECILE - LovuIS' STE-
PHANIE) Aubade; par C. Chamin-
ade, op. 140. d’aprés op. 126, no. 2.
1. Pour piano. 2. Violon ou violon-
cello et piano. {[28000, 28001
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 @ euch Dec.
15, 1911; E 2733841, 273342; Enoch
& cie., London.
Cortége; par C. Chaminade. op.
143, pour piano. [28002
© Dec. 15. 1911; 2 ©. Dee. 15, 1911 ;
E 273348; Enoch & cie., Paris.
Pas des écharpes; scarf dance,
from ballet symphonique Callirhoe,
by C. Chaminade, arr. by Theo. Moses-
Toboni: solo and obligato violin.
arr. by Charles J. Roberts. [28003
© Nov. 1) 191d Bes Mees22 etait:
E 272709: Carl Fischer, New York.
Sérénade aux éGétoiles; par C.
Chaminade, op. 142, pour fitite et
piano. [28004
© Dec. 15, 191: Bie Wer lagi:
E 273344: Enoch & cie., Paris.
Suédoise; par C. Chaminade, op.
141. pour piano. [28005
©. Dees 15; 1OPe sere ees 5,
1911; E 273345; Hnoch & cie., Paris.
1624
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
28024
CHAMINADE (CECILE - LOUIS
PHANIE)—Continued.
— Troisiéme gavotte; par C. Chami-
nade, op. 144, d’aprés op. 126, no. 3,
pour piano. [28006
(idee, 15, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 15,
1911; E 273346; Enoch & cie., Paris.
CHAMPEEN (THE) BASEBALL NINE;
words by Willis N. Bugbee, music
by Harry G. Eldridge. Franklin, O.,
Eldridge entertainment house.
[28007
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1911;
BH 272247; H. C. Eldridge, Frank-
lin, O.
CHANSON DE NUIT; by Ambrose P.
Porter;.organ. obl. S8vo. (The or-
gan loft, book Ixxx, no. 241.)
[28008
ee wov 28, 1911; 2 ¢ Dee: 11,
1911; E 2738091; Vincent music co.,
Itd., London.
CHANSON NAPOLITAINE; by César Ca-
Sella, revised and fingered by Gustav
Saenger and Alvin Buechner; cello
and piano. [28009
iOinNovw 14 1941> 2. ¢€ Dee. 22,
1911; EH 272816; Carl Fischer, New
York.
CHANSON PAYSANNE; par F. Paolo
Frontini, pour piano. (Composi-
tions favorites, VI. série, no. 60.)
[28010
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 8, 1911;
EK 273014; Carisch & J&nichen,
Milan.
CHANSON PORTUGAISE; par Henri Van
Gael, pour piano 4 6 mains. (Mor-
ceaux choisis, no. 9.) [28011
Goce. 25. 1911-2 ce. Deen 12,
1911; EH 278154; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
CHANSON PRINTANIERE (Spring song) ;
by Jaroslav Kocian, op. 19; violin
and piano, no, 2. [28012
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c.. Nov. 29,
1911; E 270781; G. Schirmer, New
York.
CHANSON TYROLIENNE; par Henri Van
Gael, pour piano 4 6 mains. (Mor-
ceaux choisis, no. 10.) [28013
rch. 23) (1911-2 es) Dee. 12,
1911; E 273155; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
CHANSONS POUR LES PETITS & LES
GRANDS; poésies de Henri Darsay,
musique de André Fijan. [28014
Or Dee. 15,1914 32 ex Dees 16,
nits 23532; GS Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
StT£-
CHANT CELESTE; by J. S. Matthews, for
the organ. obl. S8vo. (St. Cecilia
series, no. 31.) [28015
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 2708383; H. W. Gray co., New
York
CHANT DE PRINTEMPS; par Cesare Gale-
otti, op. 147, pour piano. [28016
© Dees 15, 1911 2 -Deeie
1911; E 273353; Enoch & co., Paris.
CHANT (LE) DU SOUVENIR; adagio par
Edm. Filippucci, pour piano seul.
[28017
©) Wee, 15; 19ty:* 2 Ee Dee. AG,
1911; E 273354; Enoch & co., Paris.
CHANT SANS PAROLES.
Sky, CP: kk)
See Tschaikow-
CHASSE (LA) INFERNALE (The wild
huntsman) ; grand galop brillant, by
C. Kolling, op. 23, ed. and fingered
by Louis Oesterle; pf. solo. [28018
©: Dec. 8, 1911.> 2 ce. Dee. 9, 1911;
BH 272128; G. Schirmer, New York.
CHASSEUR (LE) MAUDIT; poéme sym-
phonique, musique de César Franck,
transcription par Pierre de Bréville,
pour 2 pianos 4 mains. [28019
© Dees 9; 1911-2 ¢. Dec. 12-191
EK 2738244; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
CHEERFUL CHARLIE; rag two step; by
KE. J. Neubauer > pf. [28020
@Y Dee 15! 191 oe Dec As.
1911; E 272365; EF. J. Neubauer,
Provo, Utah.
CHELLO CHE SI! versi e musica di
Guido Taranto; canto e mandolino.
Ato. [28021
OF Sept. 25.7191 28 Oct 9;
1911; E 273494; Capolongo-Feola,
Naples.
CHERRY CIRCLE; march, two-step, by
L. Harry Freeman, arr. by Sol
Levy; orchestra. 4to. [28022
©; Dee. 191s Den Dec.2. Olde:
EH 271777; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work:
CHERRY RIPE; morceau par Cyril Scott,
pour violon et piano. [28023
Or Nov..0167 1911" 276o. Dee ms:
1911; E 273060; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
CHIEN ET CHAT; petite valse par Ch.
Steiger, pour piano. [28024
©)Nove 2a) 191d 2 eo Deck Ss: tO:
E 273077; J. Hamelle, Paris.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28025
pt. II, n. s., v. 6
CHILDREN’S (THE) EUCHARIST; com-
munion service, music by Walter W.
Winton; children’s voices or unison
choirs. Ato. (Stainer & Bell’s
modern church services, no. 124.)
[ 28025
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 4, 1911;
EK 270894; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don.
CuHiMrs (THE); words by Frank
Gardiner (pseud. of FEF. Emil
Gramm), music by F. Emil Gramm.
[28026
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 19, 1911;
E 272550; F. Emil Gramm, New
York.
CHIPPEWA; words and music by G. R.
Oreutt. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28027
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26,
1911; EH 274206; G. R. Orcutt, Asaph,
Pa.
CHIPS OF THE OLD BLOCK; march song,
words and music by F. Karasek.
[28028
WL_Dee, 6,191 > )2 ic. Deca, 19m
EH 271962; Frank Karasek, Colum-
bus, O.
CHIST’ E ’0 CoRE; versi di S. Nocerino,
musica di N. Ricciardiello. [28029
©) Sept. 25. 1911; 2 ¢« Oct. 9,
1911; E 273495; Capolongo-Feola,
Naples.
CHOP HOUSE RAG; words by Wm. Fos-
ter, music by Dena May Fowler.
arr. by [Eugene Platzmann].
[28030
© Dee.’ 13,°9911:".2>c2 Dec 13,
1911; E 272304; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
CHOPIN (FRANCOIS FREDERIC) Two
preludes; by F. Chopin, op. 28, nos.
6 and 7, arr. by Gustav Hinrichs;
orchestra with harmonium. [28031
© Dec. 5, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1911;
FE 272590; G. Schirmer, New York.
ENG GOs
CHORAL MASS composed by
Paolo FE. del Campiglio. for four
male voices. cover-title, 26p. 8vo.
(Gordon’s edition, v. 29.) $0.80.
[28032
© Nov. 24, 1911; 2 « Nov. 25.
1911; A 303142; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York.
CuHorus (THE) GIRL; words and music
by E. Parks. [28033
© 1-e; Nov. 25,1999: 7272235 ;
Elisabeth .Parks, Syracuse, N. Y.
CHOSEN (A) PEOPLE; words by Fred
J. Shields, music by Haldor Lil-
lenas. [28034
© Dec. 20, TO 32 ese, 28.
1911; E 274827; W. EH. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
CHRIST (THE) CHILD; Christmas can-
tata, by G. H. Knight; chorus of
mixed voices with organ acc. 4to.
Vocal score. [28035
© Dec. 8, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 9, 1911;
Ei 272278; G. Schirmer, Boston.
CHRIST, HE LIETH IN YONDER COT;
earol, words by R. H. Colwell, music
by W. G. Alcock. 12mo. (Novello’s
Christmas carols, no. 363.) [28036
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 270838; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
CHRIST IN ME; words and music by
Mabel Johnston Camp. [28037
© Dec. .23, 1911; 2 « Dec. 29,
1911; E 274416; Charles M. Alex-
ander, Philadelphia.
CHRISTIANS AWAKE; anthem (for
Christmas, words by John Byrom,
music by Alfred Redhead; mixed
voices. 4to. (Stainer & Bell’s
church choir library, no. 129.)
[28038
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 11, 1911;
EH) 273082; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
CHRISTKINDES (DES) KOMMEN; musik
yon EK. Wentz; kinderstimmen.
[28039
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
EK 272400; Central pub. house,
Cleveland.
CHRISTMAS; an idylle, by Rob. Klaa,
rev. and fingered by A. Becker; pf.
[28040
© Dec. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 8. 1911;
EK 272161; Hatch music ¢o., Phila-
delphia.
CHRISTMAS; cantata, words by EHd-
ward Oxenford, music by Franz Abt,
ed. by A. H. Ryder; sop. and alto
soli, chorus of women’s voices and
piano ace.; vocal score. [28041
©v Nov. (28.7 oidiee Se seriNay, 20:
1911; E 271697; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
CHRISTMAS BELLS; words by Mary
Keeney Perry, music by Mrs. Crosby
Adams. [28042
©) Dee. (23) | 1912 se Dec!,) 2658
1911; E 272981; Linden Press, Oak
Panky lie
1626
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
28059
CHRISTMAS BELLS, NO. 2; carol, words
by S. Sharrott, music by Arthur E.
Cragg; mixed voices. 16mo. (Stainer
& Bell’s carols, no. 9.) [28043
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 11, 1911;
HE} 273081; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don.
CHRISTMAS BELLS ARE RINGING; medi-
tation, by M. Greenwald; piano.
[28044
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
Hi 271998; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
CHRISTMAS CAROL; words by Anthony
C. Deane, music by Louis Arthur
Hamand. 4to. (Stainer & Bell’s
church ehoir library, no. 132.)
[28045
©) Dee, 18, 1911: 2 ec. Dec. 18,
1911; HE 273415; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
CHRISTMAS CAROLS FOR PRIMARY AND
GRAMMAR GRADES; comp. by Laura
Bryant... New York, Cincinnati
fete.] American book company
[1911] 31, [1] p. 12mo. (Standard
musica! library) $0.10. [28046
© Nov. 23. 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 27,
1911; A 800752; Laura Bryant, Ith-
Tea, Ne Xe
CHRISTMAS EVE; words by Carrie
Westlake Whitney, music by Cari
Busch. [28047
© Dee. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1911;
HW 272526; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
CHRISTMAS (A) EVENING REVERIE;
words by Evelyn Harden Jackson,
music by M. C. Hanford. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28048
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 c Dee. 26,
1911; E 2740384; Evie H. Jackson,
Athens, Ga.
CHRISTMAS (A) FANTASY; on old Eng-
lish carols, by W. T. Best, ed. by
Frederic York; organ. (Organist’s
repertoire, third series, no. 56).
[28049
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 29,
1911; E 271679; G. Schirmer, New
York.
CHRISTMAS LULLABY; words by Eugene
Yield, music by Victor Despommier :
high voice, in G. [28050
Ne Dees 16, 1911: 2 & Dee. -18)
1911; E 272511; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
CHRISTMAS MORNING;. words by Har-
riet Howe Ames, music by Mrs.
Crosby Adams. [28051
© Dec. 23, 1911; 2 c@ Dec. 26,
1911; E 272980; Linden press, Oak
Park, Il.
CHRISTMAS NIGHT; earol-anthem,
words by R. Prutz, English words
by M. Louise Baum, music by Rich-
ard Trunk; mixed voices. 4to. (Se-
ries 8 of sacred quartets and
choruses, no. 927.) [28052
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1911;
EH 272279; G. Schirmer, Boston.
CHRISTMAS (THE) STORY; service of
song, words by Grace Gordon, mu-
sic bv A. Geibel and others. [28053
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 c@ Dee. 2. 1911;
EH 271770; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia.
CHRISTMASTIDE (Noél); words by Th.
Gautier, English version by Henry
G. Chapman, music by Ernest Britt;
high voice with harp or pf. and vio-
loncello obligato. [ 28054.
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 9, 1911;
E 272129; G. Schirmer, New York.
CHRIST’S PLEA; words by N. B. Herrell,
music by Haldor Lillenas. [28055
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 28,
1911; E 274828; W. BE. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
CHTOPICKI MAZUR; arr. by Stanley S.
Gralak; concertina. [28056
© + Nov. 18, 1911: 2 ¢ Nov. 2S,
1911; HK 272459; Gralak music house,
Chicago.
Crry (A) FAR AWAY; words by Caddie
McDonald, musie by Luther Adams.
St. Louis. Stark music co. [28057
© Decal, 191-) 2 ec} Wees 3)
1911; HE 272313; Stark music printing
and pub. co., St. Louis.
CLARESTE POLKA; by E. HB. Bagley. 4to.
(Concert ed. for military band, no.
240. ) [28058
© Dee. 22, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 29,
1911; H 2744389; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
CLASS SONG, DECEMBER 1911; words by
Harry A. Whaley, music by E. J.
Heinmiller. [28059
© Dec. 5, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 16, 1911;
KE 272416; Edwin J. Heinmiller, Chi-
eago.
1627
28060
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, nis) v6
CLAVELITOS (Carnations); by J. Val-
verde, arr. by L. Diodet and G.
Gast; orchestra, with piano acc.
Ato. [28060
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 29,
1911; E 270780; G. Schirmer, New
York.
CLEMENTI (Muzio) Sechs sonatinen ;
von M. Clementi, op. 36, ftir klavier
zu 2 hinden, mit hinzugefiigter
violinstimme von Max Reger. (Hdi-
tion schott, no. 29.) [28061
OY Nov. 17 191 e 2 ve Dee. 8,
1911; E 273076; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
CLocHES (LES); morceau de concert,
par Ernest Gillet, pour violoncelle
ou violon, avec ace. de piano.
[28062
© Dee. 15, 1911; 2 e@ Dee. 16,
1911; E 273355; Enoch & co., Paris.
CLOUDLAND; from The pearl maiden,
lyric by Earle C. Anthony and
Arthur F. Kales, music by Harry
Auracher. [28063
© Dec. 23, 1911; 2 e¢. Dec. 26,
1911; H 272974; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
CLowN (THE) humoresque, by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 192, no. 1; pf.
(At the circus, no. 1.) [ 28064
© Dee: 20, 191d 2 eee 29.
1911; E 274440; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
CINQUANTAINE (LA) (The golden wed-
ding); air in the olden style, by
Gabriel Marie, special concert ar-
rangement by C. Arnold; violin,
cello and piano. [28065
© Dee 1, “1911-2 Ve Dees 22,
1911; E 272818; Carl Fischer, New
York.
Coast To coast; words by G. Eugene
Stevens, music by C. K. Haas.
[28066
©) Novi 12. 191 92 -e Dec tG,
1911; HK 272847; Cleta Keto Haas,
Chicago.
Coates (Hric) Six short pieces; by
E. Coates, for piano without octaves.
Contents.—Prelude.—A little song.—
Elégie. — Alla menuetto. — Valse. —
Slumber song. [28067
Oey Nove 29,7191: 2 erent,
1911; E 270860; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
CoINS DE S&£vILLE (Rincones Sevil-
lanos) ; par Joaquin Turina; pf. ler.
suite. [28068
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 e Dee. 26,
1911; H 273612; E. Demets, Paris.
CoLD AUTUMN WIND; words by Well-
ington Guernsey,
Smart, arr. by F. Leslie; mixed
voices. 4to. (Chappell’s vocal li-
brary of part-songs, no. 24.) [28069
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 270870; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
COLLEGE CHAPS; march and two step,
by Henry Frantzen; pf. [28070
©: Dec. 22.) 191-2 epee! (23°
1911; E 272950; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York.
COLLEGE (THE) HARD KNOCKS; words
and music by Edward Clark.
[28071
© 1.e Dee. 15, 1914; BH 272686:
Edward Clark, New York.
COLLEGE LOVE; from The awnkened
Rameses, words by Joseph Hudnut,
music by Rowland W. Fixel.
[28072
© Dec. 13; 71911 2 27e Dee 5,
1911; E 272853; University of Michi-
gan union, Ann Arbor.
COLLEGE MEMORIES; mareh and two-
step, by T. H. Rollinson, arr. by H.
FY. Odell; mandolin orchestra.
[280738
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 1, 1911;
H 271754; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
COLLEGE SONG; words by J. Hartley,
musie by W. W. Pound. [28074
© Dec. 21, 1911; 2 c« Dee. 29,
1911; EH, 274402: -dohn Hartley,
Henry, II].
COLOMBINA AND THE CLOWN; by Platon
Brounoff; pf. (Hducational pieces
for the young pianist no. 1.)
[28075
©. Dec. 15; 19113 72) eWee 15;
1911; E 272322; Jos. P. Katz, New
York.
Cot. SULLIVAN; march, by Barrington
Sargent; orchestra. 4to. [2S076
© Dec... 23, 191i 2), e:-Dee. 28;
1911; E 274269; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
COLONIAL DAMES; gavotte, by J. F.
Zimmermann; violin and piano.
[28077
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 «. Dec. 4, 1911;
DH 271999; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
cdelphia.
1628
music by Henry —
es ——SEF
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
COLONIAL TIMES; dance characteristic,
by H. Engelman; piano. [28078
@ Wee 20, 1911; 2 « Dee? 22,
1911; E 272819; Carl Fischer, New
York.
COLUMBIA; march, by Floyd P. St.
Clair; band. [28079
© Jan. 2, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 29, 1911;
EK 274405; J. EH. Agnew, Des Moines.
COLUMBINE; by M. Hollins; piano.
(Five dainty compositions, no. 3.)
[28080
© Nov. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 1, 1911;
H 270847; Whaley, Royce & co., Itd.,
Toronto, Canada.
COME ALONG DEARY; words and music
by John Vance Cheney. (Songs with
pf. ace. no. 1.) [28081
@* wee 18,°1911: 2°c Dec 20,
1911; E 272606; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
COME AND DANCE WITH ME; from Vera
Violetta, lyric by Harold Atteridge;
music by Louis A. Hirsch and Mel-
ville J. Gideon. [28082
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
EH 271976; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
COME DEAR, AND SWING WITH ME; writ-
ten by John P. Harrington, com-
posed by Alf J. Lawrance. [28083
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 20, 1911;
H 273474; B. Feldman & co., London.
COME DOWN, LAUGHING STREAMLET;
- words by Alfred H. Hyatt, music by
Charles Gilbert Spross; low voice.
[28084
© Dee. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 19, 1911;
EH 272592; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati.
COME GRACIOUS SPIRIT; hymn-anthem,
words by S. Brown, music by W. L.
Biumenschein, op. 1380, no. 2; mixed
voices. (Oliver Ditson co’s. oct. edi-
tion, no. 12222.) [28085
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 8, 1911;
EH 270997; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
COME HOME, LITTLE GIRL; words and
music by J. C. Macy; low voice in C.
[28086
© Nov. 17, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
EH 271755; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
COME HOME, MY DADDY; words and
music by B. E. Vast-Binder. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28087
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 26, 1911;
EK 274048; Bertha E. Vast-Binder,
Marine City, Mich.
28097
COME IN A DREAM; words by Sheila E.
Braine, music by Ernest Torrence.
[28088
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 19, 1911;
E 273456; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
COME SAIL AWAY WITH ME; moonlight
Song, words by Wm. H. Gardner,
music by George Lowell Tracy. 1.
Female voices. 2. Mixed voices.
4to. [28089, 28090
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 19,
1911; BH 272558, 272554; M. Witmark
& sons, New York.
COME TAKE A RIDE IN MY MOTOR BOAT;
words and music by C. E. Bertholf.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
28091
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 26, 1911;
EK 274177; Chas. EH. Bertholf, Wat-
kins, N. Y.
COME TO THE ISLAND OF LOVE; words by
B. Vorty, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28092
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
EK 274167; Bertha Vorty, Cohoes,
Nee
COME UNTO THESE YELLOW SANDS;
words from The tempest, by Wm.
Shakespeare, music by Redgewell
Danse. [28093
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 15, 1911;
EK 273316; Augener, Itd., London.
COME UP TO LONDON TOWN; written by
Hugh HE. Wright, composed by Tom
Clare. [28094
©) Wee, 22: 1912: 2. c,: Dee 22:
1911; H 273546; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don.
COME WALTZ WITH ME; words and mu-
sic by L. H. Stowe. [28095
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 5, 1911;
EK 271996; Leslie H. Stowe, New
York.
CoMM’A TTANNO (As of yore); words
by A. Melina, English version by
Mary L. Hale, music by V. De Cres-
cenzo. [28096
© Dee U2 01911 | 2) c Dee es}
1911; E 274506; M. V. Cardilli, New
York.
COMMUNION SERVICE; by Donald Mac-
Arthur; voices and organ. Ato.
(Modern church services, no. 126.)
[28097
© Dec: 9, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 11, 1911;
E 273083; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
clon.
1629
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28098
pt. 1 He. Sv.
COMMUNION SERVICE—Continued.
— by G. H. Hirst; mixed voices in
E flat. 4to. (Stainer & Bell’s
modern church services, no. 125.)
[28098
© Dec, 18, 1911292 Deas,
1911; E 278416; Stainer & Bell, I1td.,
London.
CoMPLAINTE. See Moszkowski (M.)
COMRADES WE COME ONCE MORE; music
by C. A. White, rev. by Pierre Du-
vernet [H. L. Heartz]; men’s voices.
4to. (Secular part songs, no. 6452.)
[28099
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2c. Dec. 15, 1911;
E 272384; White Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
CONCERT IN THE Woops; étude de trille.
by Oscar Schmidt, op. 2, no. 2, ed.
and fingered by S. L. Hermann; pf.
[28100
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 20,
1911; E 272655; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
CONCERT VARIATIONS ON AMERICA; by
I. V. Flagler, ed. by Geo. E. Whit-
ing; pipe organ. [28101
@) Decl his. 7192. ce Dee. a8:
1911; E 272481; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
CONCERTINO NO. 6; par Leo Portnoff,
op. 48, rev. von Osear Cranz; D
dur, Ré majeur, D major; violon et
piano. (Hd. Cranz, no. 375). [28102
© Sept 2. 1901 2e Sept 28,
1911; E 271826; Aug. Cranz, Leip-
zig, Germany.
CONCERTINO NO. 7; par Leo Portnoff,
op. 44, rev. von Oscar Cranz; G dur,
Sol majeur, G major; violon et
piano. (Edition Cranz, no. 376).
[28103
© Sept 2) 19-2 7e" Sep 13,
1911; E 271827; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig,
Germany.
CONCERTINO NO. 8; par Leo Portnoff,
op. 45, rev. von Oscar Cranz; D moll,
Ré mineur, D minor; violon et piano.
[28104
© Sept. 2, 1972 ae -Septh. 43,
1911; E 271828; Aug. Cranz, Leipzig,
Germany.
CONEY ISLAND GLIDE; words and mu-
sie by Mack and Orth, arr. by L. F.
Johns. [28105
© Deer Ale 191120 cree. 12,
1911 % BE). 272253820 Keller » Mack: &
Frank Orth, Philadelphia.
CONQUERORS THROUGH GRACE; words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by Chas. H.
Marsh. [28106
© Dee. 22; 19117 2 € Dee. 20,
1911; EH 272631; Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick, Philadelphia.
CONQUEST OF THE WEST; march, by
H. M. Clendening; pf. [28107
© Nov:. 20, 1919- ee Nov. 25:
1911; E 272116; H. M. Clendening,
Dubois, Wyo.
CONRADI SYSTEM OF MUSIC... By
William Stein. Chicago, G. R.
Tucker & co), (oi pete. ole 2:
front. (port.) S8vo. $1.00. [2810S
© Dee: 1191024242 Dec. 15:
1911; A 8038384; W. Stein, Chicago.
CONSOLATION; by Otto Floersheim,
edited by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[28109
© Dec. 20, 39i= 2 es Wee, 22;
1911; H 272821; Carl Fischer, New
York.
CONTENTMENT; a_ barearolle. words
and music by Mrs. Clifford D. Greg-
ory; with piano and string quartet.
[28110
© Dec. A, titer ere Wee. 22)
1911; E 272864; Billie Appleton
Gregory, Albany.
by Sadie Harrison; violin solo
with piano ace. [28111
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 19,
1911; EH. 272555;. Mo Witmark &
sons, New York.
CONTRETANZ; by Niels W. Gade, arr.
‘by Nicolaj Hansen; violin, violon-
cello and piano. [28112
© Dec.-6, 1911: 2 es Wee 22. 1911
Ei 272822; Carl Fischer, New York.
Coon (A) LULLABY: words by George
Ellerton, music by Percy E. Fletcher.
[281138
© Dec: 13; ASTIee2 ve. Dee; 14;
1911; E 273281; Boosey & co., J.on-
don.
CooN MOON; words and music by HE.
Parks. [28114
© 1 c. Nove Qo 10m aie 2722365
Elisabeth Parks, Syracuse, N. Y.
CoQquETRY; by Leo Ornstein, op. 10,
no. 2s pr [28115
© Dee, 21,719 ies 2 ee wee 21:
1911; E 272693; Arthur P. Schmidt.
Boston.
1630
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 138, 1911 28133
CoquETTE; by M. Hollins; piano. | CouroNNE (LA) D’orR (The golden
(Five dainty compositions, no. 2.) crown); overture, by A. Herman,
[28116
© Nov. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 270848; Whaley, Royce & co., Itd.,
Toronto, Canada.
CcoRAL ISLE; from The pearl maiden,
words by Earle C. Anthony and
Arthur F. Kales, music by Harry
Auracher. [28117
© Dec. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 27,
1911; H 274237; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
CoRALIE; ou LA FETE A CORALIE; pa-
roles de L. Bénech, musique de R.
Desmoulins. [28118
We wec, 9 1911; 2, ¢. Dec. 12,
1911; E 2738218; Bénech (L.), Paris.
CORONATION DAY; burlesque song,
words by Hugh EK. Wright and H. G.
Pélissier, music by H. G. Pélissier.
[28119
ccyemees 45). 1919: 2 ce Dee. 15,
1911; H 278808; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
See Chaminade (C. L. S.)
CORTEGE ORIENTAL; par Louis Ganne,
pour orchestre, avec piano-conduc-
teur. No. 118909. 4to. [28120
GmDer 9, 1911: 2 «Dec. 11,
1911; EH 273099; G. Ricordi & ©co.,
Milan.
CoTTAGE (THE) WHERE THE IVY GROWS;
words and music by A. L. Purdy.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28121
Opwpecs ii) 191t- 2 cee.) 26,
1911; E 274117; A. L. Purdy, North
Bennington, Vt.
CORTEGE.
Country (A) circus; by Hannah
Smith, op. 28, no. 6; piano. (Six
pianoforte pieces, no. 6.) | 28122
Nove 15, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 29,
1911; EK 271686; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
CounTRY (A.) GIRL; words and music
by B. Wheeler. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [28123
@ rec! 11, 191t:-2 ¢.- Dee. 26,
1911; E 274097; Bert Wheeler, Den-
ver.
COULD YOU BE TRUE TO ANOTHER ONE;
words and music by P. Cross.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28124
@aNov. °20, 1911= 20e Dee. -5,
1911; H 271915; Peter Cross, Chi-
cago.
arr. by M. Retford. (In Boosey &
co.’S new supplemental journal for
military bands, no. 95.) [28125
©) Dee.,.16; 191172 -¢ ADee: 18;
1911; EH 273404; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
CourRSE (A) IN LOVE; from The awak-
ened Rameses, words by Joseph
Hudunut, music by Julius Wuerthner.
[28126
©) Dees. 18; 191 (2.6) Dees a:
1911; E 272854; University of Michi-
gan union, Ann Arbor.
COURTING IN THE COUNTRY; words and
music by R. L. Cork. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28127
©) Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271950; Raymond L. Cork, Custer
City, Okl.
COUSIN ET COUSINE; valse par A. Tro-
jelli, pour piano. (Vacances de
plage, no. 3.) [28128
©) Dee. 16, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 18,
1911; E 278421; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
CouUSINE; idylle provencale, paroles de
Lucien Boyer, musique de A. Valsien.
[28129
©’ Dec. 16. 1911; 2 @ Dee, 18;
1911; E 2734538; V’°® Charles Mayol,
Paris.
COVERED BY HIS LOVE; words by James
Rowe, music by Jean Howard.
{28130
© Dees tds, 1911's) (2tex Wee als:
19ld > EH 272512; “Chas. EH. “Marsh,
New York, N. Y.
CREATORE; words by Joe Young and A,
Seymour Brown, music by Bert
Grant. [28131].
©)! Dec. 6, 1911; 2@ Dec. 7, 1911;
E 272011; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
CREPUSCULAR; danza, letra de Nicolas
Guillermo Mellado, mtsica de Salva-
dor Pérez, para canto y piano o
piano solo ad lib. [281382
©) Ochs 20 1911:) 2. cx Deen.
TOs JH 2s: . Otto yy Arzoz
Mexico.
Croquis; par Chas. Bredon; pf.
[28133
©) Dee: 20, 191%; 2 cr: Dec. 26,
1911; E 273613; E. Demets, Paris.
163]
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28134
CROSSING THE BAR; words by Alfred
Tennyson, music by J. C. Macy, arr.
Louis R. Dressler; duet for sop. and
alto. [28134
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 29, 1911;
E 274441; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
—— —; music by Lawrence Kellie.
no. 4, duet in A flat. [28185
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 c Dee. 8, 1911:
E 273061; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
no. 5, duet in B flat. [28136
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 c Dee. 8, 1911:
E 273062; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany.
——
CROWN AND CORONET; waltz, dance in-
vented by W. B. Arkley, music by
Frank Millars; piano. [28137
© Dees 147 91t- 9 2 (es Wee: 44,
1911; H) 273295; Wraneis” Day j&
Hunter, London.
Crown Him KING OF KINGS; hymn-
anthem, words by Thomas Kelly,
music by Bradford Campbell, op. 51;
mixed voices. (Choral service. no.
(Ee [28138
© Dec. 23. 1914-32 ic. Dee: 28;
1911; E 274820; White-Smith music
pub co., Boston.
CRUSADER’S (THE); words by William
Duthie, music by Ciro Pinsuti, arr.
by Percy E. Fletcher; male voices.
4to. (The Apollo club, Curwen’s
edition, no. 50506.) [281389
© Dee 19 bl 2e. Dee 12.
1911; E 273207; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
CUCKOO DEAR; words by A. P. Graves,
old Welsh air, arr. by Daniel
Protheroe. (Part-songs for male
voices, no. 7.) [28140
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 6, 1911;
E 272048; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
CUDDLE CLOS’AH TO YO’ MAMMY; words
and music by A. D. Leaw. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28141
©) Nov. 205 191 27e Dee... Olds:
E 271925; Alda D. Leaw, Lang-
horne, Pa.
CULLUD BAND; words and music by
Jennie B. Meehan, arr. by Eugene
Platzmann. [28142
© Dee. 6,.1911; 2 ce. Dee. 6, 1911;
E 272042; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
pt. 1, ass *v. G
CuM BAC; rag, by Chas. F. Johnson;
pf. [28143
© Dec. 22; 1911: 2%e Wee. 23.
1911; E 272924; Jerome H. Remick
& co., Detroit.
CUPID’S’ KISS; by Walter
Rolfe; piano. [28144
© Dee)! 22) 19h aaes see! (22)
1911; E 272868; Royal music ©co.,
New York.
waltz,
CUPID’S MISDFAL; lyric by Berton
Braley, music by R. H. Reemelin.
[28145
© Dee. ty 1S ee Wee. 1
19k; BH. 272241; “Budole Hush
Reemelin, Cincinnati,
CURTAIN (THE) OF LIFE; words by
T. Henry, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. {28146
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271892; Thomas Henry, Marys-
ville, Mont.
DAGGER DANCE; from the opera Na-
toma. by Victor Herbert; piano.
(Four dances, no. 4.) [28147
© Dee... A9, 1911s 22 Dee: 20;
1911; E 272625; G. Schirmer, New
York.
DAINTY DANCING MAIDENS; vocal
colour dance, words and music by
Jesse Frise. [28148
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 4, 1911;
EK 270893; J. Curwen & sons, lItd.,
London.
DAISY galop, by Carl Otto;
pf. [28149
© Dec> 12) 192 ne: “Dec. 14)
1911; E 272327; Shattinger piano
& music co., St. Louis.
DANCE;
—— march, by Carl Otto; pf.
[28150
© Dec. 12; 1911; 2c Wee. 14
1911; EQ 272325; Shattinger piano
& music co., St. Louis.
DAMEN RECHTE. See Song (The) of
love.
DANCE (THE) See Moszkowski (M.)
DANCE LAND; words by Jack Harris,
music by S. Engelke. [28151
© Dec. 26, 1912 eywecs 28;
1911; E 274286; Sandy Engelke,
Philadelphia.
1632
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
28171
DANCE OF THE ARABS (Danse des
Aribes); by Robert Braun Eilen-
- berg. op. 26 no. 5; piano. (Charac-
teristic dances, no. 5.) [28152
©iNow. 27,1911; 2 «: Nov. 29,
1911; E 271681; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
DANCE OF THE CLOWNS (Danse des
clowns); by Robert Braun Hilen-
berg, op. 26. no. 1; piano. (5 char-
acteristic dances, no. 1.) [28153
@GyNov. 27, 1911: 2 « Nov. 29,
1911: E 271682; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
DANCE OF THE FLOWER GIRLS (Danse
des bouquetiéres) ; by Robert Braun
Hilenberg. op. 26, no. 3: piano. (5
characteristic dances, no. 3.)
[28154
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 ec Nov. 29.
1911: E 271683; B. EF. Wood music
co., Boston.
| DANCE OF THE GOBLINS; dance charac-
teristique by H. Engelmann, edited
and fingered by Hans T. Seifert:
piano. [28155
© Dec. 20, 1911: 2 e@ Dec. 22,
1911; E 272823; Carl Fischer, New
York.
DANCE OF THE HUNTERS (Danse des
~chasseurs) ; by Robert Braun Eilen-
berg. op. 26, no. 4; piano. (5 char-
acteristic dances, no. 4.) [28156
© Nov. 27. 1911: 2 « Nov. 29;
1911: E 271684; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
| DANCE OF THE PEASANTS (Danse des
| DANCING
|
ee
prysans); by Robert Braun HEilen-
berg. op. 26, no. 2; piano. (5 char-
acteristic dances, no. 2.) [28157
© Nov. 27, 1911: 2 e. Nov. 29,
1911: E 271685; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston.
FAIRIES; waltz, by O. B.
Hichelberger [pseud. of Chas. Kun-
kel]; pf. (May blossoms, no. 3.)
[28158
© Dee: 26, 1911- 2-c. Dec. 29.
1911; E 274417; Kunkel bros. music
co., St. Louis.
DANCING WATERS; caprice, by FE. I.
Sanford; pf. [28159
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 20,
1911; E 272656; Theo. Presser co..
Philadelphia.
DANCLA (CHARLES) ‘Trois morceaux
de salon; by Charles Dancla, rev.
and ed. by Gustav Saenger; violin
and piano. Contents:—Le souvenir,
op. 58. Resignation, op. 59. Hom-
mage 4 l’amitié, op. 66. [28160
@y Wee. 135 1914. 2c Dee 22:
1911; E 272756; Carl Fischer, New
York.
DANIEL; oratorio en 4 parties, livret
de Henri Brody, English translation
by R. H. Cheatle, deutsche iiber-
setzung von J. Goux. musique de
Amédée Reuchsel. Partition pour
chant et piano. [28161
© Dee. 16, 1911; 2 ce Dee. 18,
1911; E 278488; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris.
DANISH sone (Chanson danoise); by
Herman Sandby. 1. Flute and piano.
2. Piano solo. 38. Viola and piano.
4. Violin and piano. 5. Violincello
and piano. [28162-28166
© Oct. 12, 1911; 2 @ each Dec.
12, 1911; E 273126—273230; Wilhelm
Hansen, Leipzig.
DANS LE PARC; gavotte par Edouard
Mathé, pour orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [28167
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
EH 270908; EH. Gaudet. Paris.
DANSE AFRICAINE; par Louis Ganne,
pour orchestre avec piano-conduc-
teur. no. 1138908. 4to. [28168
© Dee (9191 2° es Dee:
1911; E 273100; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
DANSE ARABE; par Louis Ganne, pour
orchestre, avec piano-conducteur.
no. 118905. 4to. [28169
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 11. 1911;
HE 273101; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
DANSE BRETONNE; from the ballet La
korrigane; by Ch. M. Widor. arr. by
Gustav Hinrichs; full orch. with
harmonium part. (Orch. miscellany,
no. 14.) [28170
© Dee. 14,1911: -2 & Dee 15;
1911; E 272371; G. Schirmer, New
York.
DANSE DES NYMPHES; valse, par F.
Barducci, op. 638; piano. [28171
©! Dec’ 16% 1911; 2> @ Dec: 26;
1911; EK 272972; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis.
1633
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28172
DANSE NAPOLITAINE; von Efrem Zim-
balist, fiir violine und klavier.
[28172
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2c. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 273068; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
DANSE PRINCESSE; by Albert Milden-
berg; piano. [28173
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 27,
1911; EK 274247; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
DANZA SACRA ORIENTALE; di F. Paolo
Frontini, per pianoforte. (Composi-
tions favorites, VI. série, no. 58.)
[28174
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 2738015; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
DaRINnG (A) AVIATOR; march and two-
step, by E. C. Uhlir; piano. [28175
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 29,
Tia Ziasi2: mi “Cc. > Uhr,
Cleveland, O.
DARKFY (THE) AND THE OCULIST;
words by C. J. Green, music by Wil-
liam Van Alden. [28176
© Wee 22. 191-2 -¢. Wee7n 22.
1911; E 272947; C. J. Green, Ports-
mouth, Va.
DARKNESS AND LIGHT; words from
Psalms, music by Alida Driscoll.
[28177
© Weer 27 19-2 ey Dec, 26,
1911; E 272987; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
D’ARTAGNAN; pas redoublé, par Ga-
briel Allier, pour harmonie ou fan-
fare, et partie de directeur. 4to.
[28178
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 4, 1911;
HK 270907; E. Gaudet, Paris.
DaT AIN’T ’NUFF NAME FO’ DIS HERE
CHILE; words and music by E. F.
Russ. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [28179
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271939; EH. F. Russ, Chicago.
DAT LITTLE YALLER GAL; words and
music by BE. G. Fairfax. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28180
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
._ E 271881; Eleanor Griffith Fairfax,
Hague, Va.
Dawn (THE) OF PEACE; words and
music by C. Austin Miles. (Christ-
mas anthems, no. 174). [28181
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 2, 1911;
E 271785; Hall, Mack co., Phila-
delphia.
pt. Ty HSS ¥.°6
DAWYCK EDITION OF SCOTTISH SONG;
ace. written by Arthur Somervell.
[28182
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 7, 1911;
HE 270984; Boosey & co., London.
Day (THE) BEFORE THE MORNING
AFTER; from Betsy, by Alexander
Johnstone; hotel orchestra. 4to.
[28183
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271978; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
lyric by Will B. Johnstone,
music by Alexander Johnstone.
[28184
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
EH 271977; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
Day (THE) OF RESURRECTION; anthem
for Easter, music by John B. Grant.
(Octavo church music, no. 10151.)
[28185
© Dec. 20, 191-327 Dee, 20:
1911; E 272657; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Day (A) OF SUNSHINE; words by
Longfellow, music by Mary Strawn
Vernon; Ist and 2nd sop. alto or
tenor and bass. (Supplementary
music for schools, no. 48.) [28186 |
© Dee. 16, 1911-32) Dee. 18
1911; E 272502; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
Day (THE) YOU WERE SAVED; words |
by N. A. McAulay, music by Samuel
W. Beazley. [28187
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 28,
1911; E 2743829; W. E. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
DEAR LITTLE DAISY; words and music
by Jennat McLeod. Washington, H. .
Kirkus Dugdale co. [28188
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 e Dec. 26,
1911; E 274027; Mrs. J. E. Brodie,
Punta Gorda, Fla.
DEAR LITTLE HUT; words by Lawrence |
Hope, musie by Tod B. Galloway.
[28189
© . Dec. -27, 191 2c Dees 2G
1911; E 274219; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
DEAR LOVE REMEMBER ME; words by H.
M. Bryan, music by Charles J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28190
© Dec. 11, 19115°2°@" Dee. 2G:
1911; E 274192; Hannah M. Bryan,
Sagnache, Colo.
1634
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
n0. 18, 1911
28209
DEAR (THE) OLD COUNTRY HOME;
words by N. Powell, music by Mrs.
R. HE. Austin. [28191
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 29,
1911; E 274878; Nora Powell,
Weatherford, Okla.
DEAR OLD HOME SWEET HOME; words
and music by Mrs. C. W. Carter.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28192
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 5, 1911;
H 271980; Mrs. C. W. Carter, Al-
toona, Pa.
DEAR OLD IRELAND; words by Shields
and Kelly, music by Joe Riley. arr.
by [Eugene Platzmann]. [28193
Cypee 12 1911;,.2 ec. Dee. 12,
1911; E 272269; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
DEAR OLD MA; words by Bartley C.
: Costello and Geo. Christie, arr. by
Walter L. Rosenberg; male voices.
4to. (Excellent quartette arrange-
ments on popular publications, no.
540. ) [28194
| Dee 14, 1911- 2 c. Dee. 15,
1911; E 272373; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
DEAR OLD SUMMER; words and music
by A. B. Ward. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [28195
Or Dec. 1S, 1911; 2¢ Dee. 26,
1911; E 274052; Annie B. Ward,
Streaton, Ill.
DEBUT (LE) DU JEUNE PIANISTE; Col-
| lection de 24 petits morceaux, par
A. Leonardi, pour piano sur les 5
notes. Cah. 2. no. 12362. [28196
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911;
EK 278016; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
DECLARATION; words and music by
Kennedy Russell, in B flat. [28197
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 270884; Leonard & co., London.
Deep (A); words by Robert Loveman,
musie by Arthur Voorhis; high in
D. [28198
Oo Wee, 29. 1911-2 e Dee, 27,
1911; E 274248; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
DEJANIRE. See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
| Deicta; waltz, by Ff[loyd] J. St.
Clair; full brass and reed band.
Ato. [28199
© - Dee. 11, 1911; 2) c Dee. 13.
1911; E 272307; H. N. White, Cleve-
land.
DEMOISELLE MIGNONNE; musik von
Siegwart Ehrlich. 1. Orchester. 2.
Orchester, Pariser besetzung.
[28200, 28201
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ce each Dec.
Sot: 2738026; “273027 5), Gite
Junne, Leipzig.
DENNY DOYLE; words and music by S.
Ryan. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [28202
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
EH 271947; Sammy Ryan, San Fran-
cisco.
DerBy (THE); march and two-step,
by Martha Alice Boyd; piano.
[28203
© Dee, 2 1911-2 & Dee. 6, 1911-
EK 272023; Holmes music co., Middle-
town, N.Y.
DESDEN ; dueto-vals, letrade Manuel M.
Alvarez, mtsica de Salvador Pérez,
para canto e piano o piano solo ad
lib. | 28204
© Oct. 21, M91: 2) c.. Dre.) 12,
A911; E 273142; . Otto y Arzoz,
Mexico.
DETECTIVE SONG; from The awakened
Rameses, words by Karl Mathews,
music by Julius Wuerthner. [28205
© Dee. 13. 1911; 2 ec Dee. 15,
1911; H 272855; University of Michi-
gan union, Ann Arbor.
Deus ISRAEL; par F. de La Tombelle,
par a 4 voix mixtes. Partition
avec orgue acc. [28206
© eet 16. 19tl; 72 e. Dee. als;
1911; E 2734380; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
DEUXIEME AIR D’UN ISRAELITE. See
Haendel (G. F.)
DEVIL STARS (L’étoile du diable); in-
termezzo by Lao Silésu; piano.
[28207
© Deer 1, 1911-2 ec, Dec 2, 191 1'-
E 270883; L. Digoudé-Diodet, Paris.
DEWDROPS; polka, by H. A. Vander
Cook; cornet solo and piano acc.
[28208
© Nov. 28, 1911: 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 271854; H. A. Vander Cook, Chi-
cago.
DIAMOND (THE) KING; words and
music by 8S. D. Slaughter. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28209
@iiDee. 11, 191 2 es Dee. 26;
1911; E 274161; Scott D. Slaughter,
S. Solon, O.
1639
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28210
pt. Tae Sy Ay
DIANES; fantaisie-poika de concert,
par Alexandre-Sylvain Petit, trans-
cription de Louis Billaut, pour har-
- monie et fanfare, avec direction si
bémol. 4to. [28210
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270909; E. Gaudet, Paris.
Dizru (LE) BLEU; ballet, de Jean
Cocteau et Frédéric de Madrazo,
musique de Reynaldo Hahn; piano
seul. [28211
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 c Dee. 12, 1911;
E 273249; Heugel & cie., Paris.
DILEMMA (A); words anonymous,
music by Arthur Bergh; medium
voice in D flat. [28212
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2c. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 271815; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
DINNA ASK ME; words by Dunlop,
music by Arthur Voorhis; high in E
m. [28213
© Dee. 229 19-27) Dec. 27.
1911; E 274249; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
DIRGE; words by Charles G. Eastman,
musie by Arthur Voorhis; low in F.
[28214
© Dee 129, 1911 oe. Deen 20.
1911; E 274250; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
DITHERING DITTIES; ridiculous rhymes
set for singing; words from various
sources, music by D. Young, nos.
1-9. 4to. [28215
©, Nov. 23) 1914.5) 2_@ BNovs.25,
1911; E 270889; Dalhouse Young,
England.
Dixig Daisy; words and music by
Halsey K. Mohr. [28216
©) Dec. 6) 19tl- 2c) DecamOil
E 272061; Head music pub. co., New
York.
DIXIE MOON; words by Sam Ebriich,
musie by Albert Gumble. [28217
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 7, 1911;
E 272012; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
Do AS YOU PLEASE; duet from The kiss
waltz, written and composed by Mel-
lor, Lawrance and Gifford, America
version by Martin Brown. [28218
©) Nov. 25: 19115: 2ies Dec. % 191:
EH 273198; T. B. Harms co., New
York.
Do YOU REMEMBER SWEETHEART; words
by Harry P. Smith, music by G. W.
Ashley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28219
© Dec. Se Sil eer weer. 26.
1911; E 274015; H. Paull Smith,
Cumberland, Md.
Doctor Dr LvuxE; barn dance or
schottische, by Karl Hoschna, arr.
by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; man-
dolin orchestra. [28220
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 & Dec. 19,
1911; E 272556; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Dopo (THE) DAWDLE; one-step by Ern-
est Dunkels; piano. [28221
© Dec. 11, 1911] 2G" Dee. 12:
1911; EK 273199; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
DoES HE CARE; words and music by
Francis Tate Alldredge. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28222
© Dee. .11, 1911; 2 ¢@ Dee. 26,
1911; EH 274094; Mrs. W. R. All-
dredge, Danville, Ill.
DotcissImMA; valse by William Mc-
Lean: piano. [28223
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 11. 1911;
E 273107; Boosey & co., London.
DOLORES WALTZ; by E. Waldteufel,
arr. by H. F. Odell; mandolin or-
chestra. [28224
© Nov. 30. 1911; 2 e. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 271756; Oliver Ditson co.. Boston.
DOMINO-WALZER; nach motiven der
operette, Der lila domino, von
Charles Cuvillier, fiir Klavier zu
zwei hinden. [28225
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 273040; Leipziger bitihnenverlag,
Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
Don Juan. See Mozart (W. A.)
DonaTI (ADOLFO) 14 Ganzoni con ac-
compagnamento di pianoforte entro
il limite dell’ ottava per scuole popo-
lari; poesie scelte dai libri di lettura
compilate dal prof. Giuseppe De-
fant, composte da Adolfo Donati.
4to. [28226
©.:Dece! 208 190 era Mec! (24)
1911; E 2738539; G: Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
DONIZETTI (GAETANO) Sextette; from
Lucia di Lammermoor, by Donizetti,
arr. by G. E. Holmes; saxophone
quartette. [28227
© Nov. 7, 191902 & Wee iG 1911
EK 272445; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
—— —— fingered by Th. Leschetizky,
op. 18, ed. by Thomas 4 Becket;
pf.; left hand solo. [2822&
© Dec. 7; 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 272165; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
1636
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 138, 1911
282256
DoNIZETTI (GAETANO )—Continued.
— Song of greeting; from the Sex-
tette in Lucia di Lammermoor, by
Donizetti, arr. by Frederic W. Root;
Ist and 2nd sop., alto and baritone.
(Supplementary music for schools,
mo, 1.) [28229
(emisecss, 1911 5.2. ce. Dee. 11.1911 ;
Meet: Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
Don’t cry, MoLtty; words and music
by Harry Bernhard. [28230
ommers 161911; 2c. Dec. 18,
1911; E 272531; Symphony music
pub. co., Boston.
DON’T FORGET TO MEET ME; words and
music by Ernie Erdman. [28231
iene tio 21, 1911: 2 ¢ Dee. 4;
1911; E 271851; Aubrey Stauffer
& co., Chicago.
DoN’T LEAVE ME NOW; words by William
Dillon, music by H. Von Tilzer.
[28232
fO)eWerws.. 1917: 2 c. Dec. 23,
Pott. 242925: Harry Von Tilzer
music pub. co., New York.
DON’T TELL ON ME; words and music
by W. H. Lynch. [28233
©)? Weels29. 1911; 2 c. Dec. 29,
1911; BH 2743874; Will H. Lynch,
Guelph, Ont., Canada.
DON’T TURN HIM AWAY; hymn, words
and music by G. Bennard. [28234
CGwOce st, 1911: 2 ¢@ Dee, 29,
1911; E 274429; George Bennard,
Albion, Mich.
DON’T YOU EVER THINK ABOUT ME
DEARIE; words and music by Wm.
Cahill. [28235
fe mwee 227 1911-2 c¢ Dee. ‘28,
1911; BH 272951; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York.
DON’T YOU WANT THE SAVIOUR TO COME;
words and music by D. Z. Canady.
[28236
Crwec. 15, 1911: 2.e "Dee: 19)
1911; HK 272541; D. Z. Canady, Mar-
quez, Tex.
DoNn’r YOU WANT TO GO; hymn, words
by James Rowe, music by J. D.
Vaughan. [28237
(©) tans. 1912+ Qe. Dee. 30, 1911+
E 274485; James D. Vaughan, Jau-
renceburg, Tenn.
DON’T YUH KNOW DAT MONEY KEPT
A-TALKIN’ TO ME; words and music
by R. G. Conover. [28238
©'t, © Dee) 12. 19td Fw 2rasl4 -
Richard G. Conover, Cleveland, O.
DoRMI, RIPOSA; Serenata, versi di G.
Acquaviva, musica di G. Marvin.
(Composizione vocali no. 4915.)
[28239
©) Oct 21, 1911-2 «. Dee.-3. 000:
E 273051; C. Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
DoroTHY CAPRICE; by F. Behr, ed. and
fingered by Emil Miller; piano.
[28240
© Deei29. 191 2 es “Dee, Qe
1911; E 274248; L. D. Lasselle,
Boston.
DoroTtHy DEAN; words and music by
A. L. Webber. Springfield, Mass.
Hampden music co. [28241
© July 7, 1914; 2 «@ Dee. 28. 1910:
EK 274244; A. L. Webber, Springfield,
Mass.
Dost THOU REGRET? words and music
by J. Carlon; high voice in D flat.
[28242
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 18.1911;
E 273407; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
DOWN BY THE RIO GRANDE; words by
Al. M. Herman, music by Roy H.
King. [28243
© “Dee, 22-5191: Bre. Weer, 22:
1911; E 272870; Seminary music co.,
New York.
DowN BY THE RIPPLING RILL; words
and music by C. Huffman. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co
[28244
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 5,1911;
E 272458; Catherine Huffman. Ster-
ling, Kans.
DoWN IN SUNSHINE VALLEY; Mmarch-
two step, by George Christie, arr. by
T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; mando-
lin orchestra. [28245
@7 Mee 18 191-2 ey Dee. 19:
1911; EH 272557; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
DowN IN THE WET! WET! SEA; words
by C. M. Denison, music by E. F.
Dusenberry. [28246
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 271858; Holmes music co., Mid-
dletown, N. Y.
1657
P 2402612
co
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pl. U1, n. s, v.6 |
28247
DowN THE CHIMNEY; three-step, by
M. Greenwald; piano. [28247
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 4, 1911;
EH 272000; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
DREAM LOVE; from Betsey, by Alex-
ander Johnstone; hotel orchestra.
4to. [28248
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
BH 271979; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
DreaAM (THE) OF A KISS; words and
melody by C. E. Wright. [28249
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 18,
1911; E 272504; Charles E. Wright.
Chicago.
DREAM OF THE FLOWERS; meditation, by
O. B. Hichelberger [pseud. of Chas.
Kunkel]; pf. (May blossoms, no. 5.)
[28250
© Dec. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 29,
1911; EK 274418; Kunkel bros. music
eo., St. Louis.
DREAM OF THE PINES; waltz, by O. M.
Shipley; piano. Hampden, N. D.
Western pub. co. [28251
© Dec. 80, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 29,
1911; E 274392; Otto M. Shipley,
Hampden, N. D.
DREAMING; valse, composed and arr.
by Archibald Joyce; band. (Boosey’s
military journal, 131st. series, no. 4.)
[28252
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 4, 1911;
He 270956; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
DREAMING OF SANTA; nocturne, by M.
Greenwald; piano. [28253
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 4, 1911;
EH} 272001; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
DREAMLAND; words by R. N. Doore,
musie by J. H. Delavan. New York,
F. B. Haviland pub. co. [28254
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 9, 1911;
HE 272169; R. N. Doore, Bradford,
Me.
DREAMLAND TOWN; words and music
by Grace Heller. Columbia, Pa., Co-
lumbia music co. [28255
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 5, 1911;
BH 271966; Ralph H. Beittel, Colum-
bia, Pa.
DREAMS; by Edwin Vaile McIntyre;
piano. [28256
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26,
¥911; EH 272970; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis.
—— See Wagner (R.)
DREAMS OF THE DAY AND THE NIGHT;
recit and air, from the cantata John-_
words by Adrian Ross, |
music by Richard H. Walthew; no. |
[28257 |}.
DREAMS OF LovE. See Liszt (F.)
a-dreams,
3 in A flat.
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 18,
1911; E 273400; Boosey & co., Lon- —
don.
DRIFTING ON THE FEATHER; words and |
Washing-
music by Marion White.
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28258
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26.)
1911; E 274090; Mrs. C. H. White, |
San Francisco.
DRIVING HOME THE COWS FROM PASTURE ;
march two-step, by Armstrong &
Clark, arr. by Sol. Levy; orchestra.
4to. [28259
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 2, 1911; |
E 271778; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
—— —— arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; 1.
Female quartette.
tette. 4to. (Excellent quartette ar-
2. Male quar--
rangements on popular publications, |
nos. 572-573.)
1911; H 272257, 272258; M. Wit
mark & sons, New York. \
DRoPp A NICKEL PLEASE; words bv
Alyce Lichtenstein, music by Jose- |
phine Cohen, arr. by Chas. Miller.
[ 28260, 28261 —
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 ec. each Dee. 12,
[28262
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911; |
EK 2718381; Harold Rossiter music |
co., Chicago.
Drop A TEAR AND BID ADIEU; words by
Robert Dodsley,
Carl Breil; in C. [28263
© Dec,.15, 194120) Dec Jem)
1911; E 272421; Jos. Morris music
co., New York.
DROOPING WILLOW; waltz; piano.
[28264
© Dee. 30, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 293%
1911; E 274406; Trudie Ricks, U. 8.)
Du HOLDER LENZ
spring) ; words by H. Kern, English
version and music by William Henry
Humiston. [28265
©» Oct. 15,1912 a see, 30)
1911; HE 274454; W. H. Humiston,
New York. |
DucHESs (THE); Selection, by Victor
Herbert, arr. by James M. Fulton:
band. 4to.
© Dec. 22, 1911 -92%e" Wee! 221
1911; E 272900; M. Witmark & sons. |
New York.
1638
music by Joseph
(Thou beauteous
[28266 _
EcHo (THE);
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
28285
DututH; words and music by I. S.
Mistachkin. [28267
feiger, 14, 1911; 2 ¢ Dee. 14,
1911; E 272938; I. S. Mistachkin,
Duluth.
Duparc (HENRI) Mélodies; paroles
de Ch. Baudelaire, Jean Lehor, etc.,
musique de H. Dupare, pour voix
élevées. Nouvelle édition compléte,
ne: 4; [28268
‘© Bee 20, 1911; 2 c Dec. 26,
1911; E 273672; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris.
pour voix moyennes.
Nouvelle édition compléte, no. 2.
[28269
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1911:
H 273259; Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,
Paris.
DUS BISELE ERD; from The country
girl, words by B. Tomashefsky.
musie by Perlmutter and Wohl.
[28270
(om@ee d7, 1911- 2 ¢ Dec. 16,
1911; E 272895; Hebrew pub. cu.,
New York.
Dusky (THE) BELLES; words and mu-
sic by Ethelyn Richardson. [28271
epee 25, 1911: 2 ce. Dec. 26,
1911; E 272969; A. W. Perry & sons’
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
DvoRAK (ANTON) Zwei symphonie,
no. 1 Es-dur; von A. Dvorak, nach-
gelassenes werk, fiir grosses orches-
ter. Partitur. [28272
@rbect 13, 1912: 2. ¢c. Dee. 13,
1911; H 273279; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
| STU CORE CA TE VO; versi di L.
Fragna, musica di N. Ricciardiello;
canto e mandolino. 4to. [28273
Gr Sept, 255.1911: 2 ec. Oct. 9;
1911; EH 273496; Capolongo-Feola,
Naples.
“ WASY FORM ’”’ MUSIC. BOOK NO.2....
Chicago, Ill., Easy method music co.,
1911. cover-title, [16] p. 4to. $1.00.
[28274
fe Noy. 30, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 5;
1911; A 300852; Carlton H. Reeve,
Chicago.
mazurka caprice, by
Erna Troostwyk; violin solo with
piano ace. [28275
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 19,
1911 ; EK 272558; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
ECHOS DES MONTAGNES; par Henri Van
Gael, pour piano 4 6 mains. (Mor-
ceaux choisis, no. 8.) [28276
(© Oct; 23, 1911? eh Dee +12.
1911; E 273156; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
EXCLAIREUR (L’) ; pas redoublé par Ga-
briel Allier, pour harmonie ou fan-
fare, avec direction, Si bémol. 4to.
[28277
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 4, 1911:
E 270910; E. Gaudet, Paris.
EKKO FRA NORDEN (Echoes from the
north) fantasia on Norwegian airs
by Wick-Roberts, transcribed by
Gustav Saenger, edited and fingered
by Maurice Gould; piano. [28278
©. Nov. 723) 1914-0 2G. Dees 22:
1911; E 272824; Carl Fischer, New
York.
ELDORADO; words by Edgar Allan Poe,
music by Alfred A. Oberndorfer,
op. 8, no. 1; medium or low voice.
[28279
© Nove 2 A191 2. es Nove 29.
1911; E 271705; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
ELEGIE; von Hermann Ley, op. 12, fiir
trompete und orgel, oder klavier.
obl. 8vo. [28280
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 273028; Otto Junne, Leipzig.
ELKS (THE), NINETEEN TWELVE; words
and music by E. Maher and BE.
Pritchard. [28281
©. Noy... 20,1911 > 2-e.- Nov.e 28:
1911; E 271830; Evelyn Maher and
Emma E. Pritchard, Portland, Or.
ELLE EST CHARMANTE; valse lente par
Jacques Henri, pour piano. [28282
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 273064; B Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
ELMHURST LOYALTY; words by F.. Beut-
ler, music by F. Hilligardt. Chicago,
Geo. F. Rosche & co. [28283
@ Dees 15, 1911 = 2 'e.5 Dees 16,
1911; E 272418; Fred Beutler and
Fred Hilligardt, Elmhurst, I[11.
ELYSIAN; overture, by Edward Hazel;
orchestra. 4to. [28284
(© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 &: Dec. 16, 1911 ;
E 272427; ©. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
EN BADINANT; par A. d’Ambrosio, arr.
par Hug. Gandolfo, pour piano 4
quatre mains. [28285
© Dee; 21914: 2-es Dee: 12-1914--
E 273223; Paul Decourcelle, Nice.
1639
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28286
Dt. Fa aS ay ie
EN EL CLAUSTRO; melodia, letra de
Manuel M. Bermejo, mtisica de Sal-
vador Pérez, para canto y piano 9
piano solo, ad lib. [28286
© Oc. 21 told 2 ce Mees Ze toils
E 273140; Otto y Arzoz, Mexico.
EN EXCURSION; marche par A. Trojelli,
pour piano. (Vacances de plage,
DO, 9.) [28287
© Dec: wilGy AO 2 er Dee. 18;
1911; BH 273422; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
EN FILANT LA BLANCHE LAINE; Suite
par Maurice Pesse, pour piano ou
harpe chromatique. Contents.—no.
1. La chanson du rouet.—no. 2. La
réverie de laieule. [28288
© Dec ah) 191d 2) es Dec iG,
1911; E 273357; Enoch & co., Paris.
IXNCHANTED (THE) ROSE; words by
Paul Carus, music by Geo. H. Fin-
zel, [28289
© pecs 2m ot) 2ren Deol 2%,
1911; E 274261; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
ENCHANTMENT; a Dit of melody by
Geo. H. Wilder, revised and fingered
by Maurice Gould; piano. [28290
© Nove) 20; dO1ts 2 Xe eDecy 22,
1911; EH 272825; Carl Fischer, New
York.
ENNCHANTRESS (THE); air de ballet,
by F. L. Leaming; piano. New
York, Carl Fischer. [28291
Ow Dee Ay OMe? ve Dec: 22)
1911; E 272826; Florence lLucile
Leaming, Spring Lake, N. J.
— selection, by Victor Herbert, arr.
by Harold Sanford; orchestra. fol.
[28292
© Dec. 22,. 1911; 2 e. Dec. 23,
1911; EK 272901; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
—— waltzes from the opera, by Victor
Herbert; piano. [28293
© “Decry 26) Olen, 2: ces wee 2 i.
1911; BH 274236; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
END (THE) OF DAY (La fin du jour) ;
pastoral, by Geo. J. Wetzel; violin
and pf. [ 28294
©}. Weer 14 Aoi 2 er Dec 1b,
1911; E 272374; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
EXNFANTS (LES) SONT DES CHERUBINS;
paroles de EH. Dernay, musique de !
[28295 |
|
EK. R. de Béhault.
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 18, 1911;
IK 278425; Paul Decourcelle, Nice.
—— pour chant seul. [28296
|
j
(
© Dec. '2,1911;°2) ¢ Deas, 19115)
E 270905; Paul Decourcelle, Nice.
EXNGELMANN (H.) March; by H. En-
gelmann, ed. and fingered by Hans
T. Seifert; pf. [28297
© Dec: 20) 191 ee aWec. 22
1911; E 272789; Carl Fischer, New 4
York.
EINTER IN JUST NOW; words and music |
by J. A. Taylor.
[28298 }
© Apr. 14, 1911-2 %exDec. 184i
1911; EH 272891; J. A. Taylor, Roan- |
oke, Va.
HINTRAVES D’AMOUR; valse, by A. Cervi;
pf.
1911; E 278614; E. Demets, Paris.
[28299 |
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 e Dec. 26, |
EQUESTRIENNE (L’); scéne de cirque, |
by Lucius Hosmer; orchestra.
[28300 |
© Dec. 23, 1910; 2he. Dec. 2834
1911; H 274272; Cundy-Bettoney co., |
Boston.
Eis RIEFEN DIE GLOCKEN; ged. von F. |
Grether, musik von A.
kinderstimmen.
Mthlmeir ; |
© Nov. 1, 19147: 2) Oct 30, 191559)
E 272396; Central pub. house, Cleve-
land.
EXSMERALDY GAVOTTE; by L. Frank; pf. |
[28302 |}
© Dee. T, 1910; 2 exec: 9; 19115
EK 272341 ; Lester Frank, Brooklyn.
ETELEKA; andante and rondo, by Fred. |
Luscomb; clarinet, with piano ace.
[28303 |
© .Nov. 28, D91ai02 te) Nov: 298 ||
1911; E 271673; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
ETERNAL (THE) GOD IS THY REFUGE;
anthem, text from Deut. xxxiii, 27-
29, music by John H. West. 4to.
(Church music review, no. 303.)
[28304 |
© Nov. 29) 119i. De Weer ly 19d
FE 270834; H. W. Gray co., New York.
Eton (AN) MEMORIAL MARCH; by C.H. |
Lloyd, transcribed by A. Herbert |
Brewer ; organ. [28305 4
© Dec.- 16, ‘191i m2 fe Wee: ss
1911; E 273408; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
1640
—EE
no. 18, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
28324
words and music by
| SS. H. Walker. Washington, H. Kir-
| kus Dugdale co. [28306
(Noy. 20, 1911; 2c. Dec. 5, 1911;
HH 271864; S. H. Walker, Mt. Pleas-
ETTA DARLING;
ant, Tex.
{| MULALIA; lullaby, by Sister of St.
| Joseph; piano. [28307
(Gr mec 18. 1911: 2 ¢«. Dec. 18,
| 1911> H 272482; Theo. Presser co.,
| Philadelphia.
| Eva; operette in drei akten, von A. M.
Willner und Robert Bodanzky, musik
arr. von Gustav
| zwei
von Franz Lehar,
Blasser; klavierauszug zu
hinden mit unterlegtem text.
[28308
@eber wt, J91ts 2c. Dec. 12,
1911; E 273163; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
EyA-WALzER; nach motiven der gleich-
namigen operette, von Franz Lehar;
klavier. [28809
Cpmeer it 1911; 2°c. Dec. 12,
1911; BE 273164; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
| HVALINA’S WAITING IN THE OLD CHAIR
| SWING; words and music by Mrs. N.
| §. Monroe. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28310
© Nov. 20; 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
sh) 271910: Mrs. N. S:. Monroe, Ar-
2 ech, Fi:
| EVENING (THE) PRAYER; poem by
Maria Conway Oemler, music by
Thos. F. Scanlan. [28311
| © Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 13, 1911;
| 272316; Thos. F. Scanlan, Rush-
i @ ville, Ind.
EVENING waltzes, by Carl
) | Corre, arr. by Otto Frey; orchestra.
| Ato. [28312
|
| SHADOWS;
| ©pwee ib, 1911) 2 .¢. Dec... 18;
t 21911: EH 272520: M. L. Carlson, Chi-
cago.
| EVENING sonc:; by Friedrich Kuhlau,
rev. by J. F. Herman. (Carl Fisch-
' ers octavo choruses for men’s
|| voices, no. 2035.) [28313
| © Weer 16; 1911 .2.e. Dee. 22!
| 14911: B 272827: Carl Fischer, New
| © York.
violin solo
[28314
Dee. 19,
1911; EK 272559; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
| by Sadie Harrison;
| with piano ace.
| Ge Wee, 18, 1911-2. ¢
|
]
EVENING Ssone—Continued.
—— words by Sidney Lanier, music
by Henry Hadley, op. 58, no. 3;
medium voice. (Three songs, no. 3.)
[28315
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1911;
E 271823; G. Schirmer, New York.
EVENING (THE) STAR; part-Ssong, words
by Thomas Campbell, music by S.
Coleridge-Taylor ; mixed voices.
Ato. [28316
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
EH 2708389; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
EVENSONG; by Edward F. Johnston,
arr. by Haydn Gunter; violin and
piano. [28317
© Weer 23) 1911-92 se Dec! 26:
TOL Er 22973) Jn bischer=é&) pro:
New York.
EVER DREAMING OF YOU; words by Mrs.
J. F. McCarroll, music by Arthur A.
Penn. [28318
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 6, 1911;
E 272021; Jerome H. Remick & c¢o.,
New York.
EVERY BODY DAT TALKS ABOUT HEAVEN
AIN’T GOIN’ DAR; words and music
by L. M. Robinson. [28319
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
EK 271748; L. M. Robinson, Tutwiler,
Miss.
EVERY DAY; in The Wall street girl,
words by Earle C. Jones, music by
Chas. N. -Daniels. [283820
© Dee s2 loi 2c. Dee 2G.
1911; E 274239; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
EVERY FLOWER A THOUGHT; words and
music by A. Weitzmann. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28321
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271916; Anna Weitzmann, De-
troit.
EVERY GIRL’S A QUEEN IN THE U. S. A.;
words and music by H. B. Donnelly.
[28322
©) Dee) 29. 1911): 2c, Dee! 29;
1911; E 2743875; Harold B. Donnelly,
Detroit.
EVERYBODY’S AFTER FATHER; words and
music by Ola Owen Vorum [28323
Orie: Weer 4. AGtt: hh 2ys42e
Mrs. A. H. Vorum, Chicago.
EVERYONE IS LOOKING FOR A REAL NICE
GIRL; words and music by Geo. C.
Ryno. [28324
©wan ly AOl2e2 cobecs 20, Toma:
By 24232 Geo: Ce Ryne. and Ek
Thompson, Elizabeth, N. J.
1641
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28325
pt. 11, 1's. "Vv. Gg
EVE’S GLITTERING STAR; words by
Thomas J. Williams, music by F.
Kiicken, arr. by F. Leslie; mixed
voices. 4to. (Chappell’s vocal. li-
brary of part songs, no. 37.) [28325
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 2, 1911:
H 270871; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
Ev’RYTIME I SMILE AT YOU, YOUR EYES
SMILE BACK AT ME; words and music
by Nat. D. Mann. [28526
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 5, 1911;
H 271963; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
1XTASE D’AMOUR (Love’s ecstasy); by
Raymond R6ze, op. 28, arr. by S. K.
Wright, solo and obligato violin arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts. [28327
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Dec. 22, 1911;
EH 272829; Carl Fischer, New York.
Eyres (THE) OF THE LORD; response,
words from the Bible, music by E. 8.
L[orenz]. {28328
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 c Dec. 15, 1911;
EK 272347; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
HABRIKSKIND (DAS); aus der operette
Eva, text von A. M. Willner und
Robert Bodanzky, musik von Franz
Lehar. [28329
© Dec any 19 iste? ven Dee, 12,
1911; E 278165; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
FAHRENDE (DER) MUSIKANT; lied, ged.
von L. Pfau, musik von Eugen
Haile. [28330
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
KH 270794; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig.
FAIR DAFFODILS ; words by Robert Her-
rick, musie by Geoffrey O’Hara; me-
dium voice in F. [283831
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 1, 1911;
EH 271757; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Farr DIcKINSON; words and music by
W. G. Butler. [ 28332
©; Dee 2istolia 2ce. Dee, 22,
1911; EH 272878; Will George Butler,
FAIRIES; words and musie by Charles
D. Bingham. [28334
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 @ Nov. 29,
1911; E 270778; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
FAIRY DREAMS; pas de fascination, by
Arthur Wood; piano. [28335
© Dee. 18, 1941: 2ies Wee: 19;
1911; EK 2738457; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London,
FAIRY LILIES ; valse de salon, by Alonzo
Stone; pf. [28336
© Dee. 7, 1911; 2 « Dee. 8, 1911;
E 272162; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
FAIRY TALE; by Emil Rhode; piano.
(A child’s day, no. 5.) [28337
© Dec. 5, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 6, 1911;
EH 272015; G. Schirmer, New York.
Fairy TIPTOE; morceau élégant, by
Julian Fredericks; piano solo.
[28338
© Dee. 14, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 18,
1911; HE 273289; J. R. Lafleur & son,
London.
FAIRY VOICES; words by Fred. HE.
Weatherly, music by Ernest Newton.
1. In BE. 2) ny Pao ein Ge
[2838389-28341
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ec. each Dec. 11, |
1911; E 2738093-273095; Novello & |.
co., ltd., London. |
See Beethoven |
FAItHFU JOHNIE.
(L. v.)
FAITHFUL THRO’ ANOTHER YEAR; |
anthem, words by H. Downton, mu- |
sic by Ira B. Wilson. [28342 —
© Nov. 24, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 15,
1911; E 2723848; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
FANCIULLA DEL West. See Puccini
(G.)
FANCIULLE DANZANTI; by L. E. Pozzi;
ist. and 2nd. mazurka, pf.
[ 28348, 28344
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 e. each Dec. 4,
1911; EK 270965, 270966; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan.
FANTAISIE SUR LES CONTES D’HOFF-
Williamsport, Pa. MANN. See Offenbach (J.)
FANTASIA; on the opera Inquisitive
FAIR ONE; words and music by H. women, by EK. Wolf-Ferrari, arr. by
Weaver. Washington, H. Kirkus Hugo Riesenfeld; orchestra with |
Dugdale co. [28333 harmonium. Edition B. [28345
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26, © Dec: 28, 191: 2" ceDec. 29:
1911; EH 274011; Harold Weaver, 1911; E 274403; G. Schirmer, New
New Orleans. York.
1642
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]
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
words and
Wash-
FAR AWAY IN ARIZONA;
music by Elizabeth Risinger.
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28346
foeees 11, 1911+ 2 e. Dee. 26,
1911; E 274152; Mrs. J. M. Risinger,
Azusa, Cal.
FaR AWAY IN DWELLING LOWLY; words
by Alfred Valdemar, music by Percy
B. Gale. 4to. (Unison songs, no.
yf (a i [28347
Cree 4s, 1911: 2 c. Dee. 15,
1911; E 273303; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
| FAREWELL FLORA DARLING; words by
A. T. Rooks, music by C. Keith.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28348
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 26,
1911; E 274191; Annie T. Rooks,
Mystic, Ia.
| FAREWELL TO ROBIN; poem by Nixon
Waterman, music by Arthur Berg,
op. 7, no. 2; voice and piano. [28349
OrNove 20, 1911; 2 c Dec. 22,
1911; E 2728380; Carl Fischer, New
York.
FARMER’S (THE) LAD; words and mu-
sic by C. Montague Birch. London,
Weekes & co. [28350
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 2738080; W. Wheaton, Sale, Eng-
land.
FATHER, LET THY KINGDOM COME;
words by J. P. Hopps, music by Hu-
bert Harrison. [28351
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 ¢ Dee. 7, 1911;
E 270978; Morgan & Scott, ltd., Lon-
don.
FaucHeux (A.) Nocturne; by A.
Faucheux, ed. by R. Sylvain. (Vio-
lin musie with pf. ace. 3rd. series,
no. 178.) [28352
ey bee 22° 1911: 2-c. Dee. 23;
1911; E 272921; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton,
FEAR NOT; words by Arthur Long-
brake, music by Ed. Edwards.
[28353
(obec: 29, 1911: 2c. Dee. 28,
1911; E 274867; Longbrake & Ed-
wards, Philadelphia.
FESCH, RESCH, SO SOLL EIN MADEL SEIN;
walzer nach motiven der operette,
Der minenkonig, musik von Robert
Stolz, op. 76, arr. von Gustav Rich-
ter, fiir salon-orchester. 4to. (Hu-
terpe, Sammlung beliebter tanze &c.,
no. 68.) [28854
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 12, 1911:
E 273146; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
28364
FESTIVAL OVERTURE; by I. V. Flagler,
ed. by Geo. EK. Whiting; pipe organ.
[28355
© Dec. 20, 1911: 2 ec. Dec. 20,
1911; E 272658; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
FEUILLE DE TREFLE; mazurka, par A.
Angiolini, pour piano. [28356
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 © Dec. 8, 1911:
E 2738017; Carisch & Jinichen, Milan.
FEUILLETS D’ALBUM; par Charles Le-
vadé, pour piano. Les 6 feuillets
réunis. [28357
© Dec. 5, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1911;
E 273356; Enoch & co., Paris.
FIGHTING (A) CHANCE; march, by
K. H. Losey, op. 304; band. 4to.
[28358
© Nov. 16, 1911; 2 « Dec=22
1911; E 2728381; Carl Fischer, New
York.
FILLE DU FAR WEST. See Puccini (G.)
FINITY LOVE; words and music by G.
Jordon. Washingon, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28359
(©, Dee: 18; A9is- 2. c.. Dee. 26:
1911; E 274085; Gussie Jordon,
Kingston, La.
FINNIGAN’S FINN; words by J. H.
Fleming, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28360
KO) Dee Vi AI9t <2 es Dees 326;
1911; E 274184; J. H. Fleming, Vir-
ginia, Minn.
FIREWATER; words and music by H.
Justin Huber. [28361
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 271745; Progressive music pub.
co., Cincinnati.
First (THE) CHRISTMAS; organ pre-
lude, by Ira B. Wilson, arr. by Ed-
win A. Price; orch. [28362
© Nov. 1,7 191t: 32 eG Dee: Ab:
1911; E 272349; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
Kirst (THE) KISS; and, THE FLOWER-
BIRD; words by Heine, translated by
Bessie Craigmyle, and words by
Mary EH. Coleridge, music by Both-
well Thomson. [28363
‘yr Dees 14, 1914: 2) c.. Dees 15;
1911; E 273340; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
FIRST NOVELETTE; by Otto Floersheim,
edited by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[28364
Ov Dee) 20) 11901 > (2 c.2 Dee 22,
1911; E 272832; Carl Fischer, New
York.
1643
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2 3365
pe. 1 WS, ve 6
IiRST SET OF EIGHTSOME REELS; Se-
lected and arr. by J. Ord Hume for
band. 4to. (Boosey & co.’s brass &
reed band journal, no. 516.) [28865
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 11, 1911;
EK 2738108; Boosey & co., London.
FIRST SONATINA IN A MINOR; by Sig-
frid Karg-Hlert, op. 74; organ.
[28366
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 7, 1911;
EL 270994; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
FLEET FOOT; two step, by J. O. Roads;
pf. [28367
© Dees 1571911 12 Ve). Dees! iid,
1911; EK 272362; Jay O. Roads, Potts-
ville, Pa.
FLEETING DREAMS; waltz, by Thurlow
Lieurance; piano. [28368
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
EH 272002; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
FLETCHER (PERCY EH.) ‘Two little dit-
ties; words by H. D. Banning, music
by P. HE. Fletcher. Contents :—Kit-
ty.—Mabel. [28369
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 ¢ Dee. 18,
1911; HE 273402; Boosey & co.,
London.
FLEUR DE NEIGE; gavotte par A. Leo-
nardi, pour piano. [28370
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 273018; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
HWLEURETTE; gavotte par EH. Goupil,
pour le piano. [28371
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 12, 1911;
E 273288; Durand et cie., Paris.
—— syncopated waltz, by Lou Sievers;
piano. [28372
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
EK 271832; Harold Rossiter music co.,
Chicago.
FLIRTATION; Mazurka caprice, by Vin-
cenzo de Crescenzo; piano. New
York, G. Ricordi & co. [28378
© Dec. 19, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 20,
1911; E 273540; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
arr. by J. Louis von der Meh-
den, jr.; orch. [28374
OM Wee is, 19d: 729 ew weer 16;
1911; EK 272471; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
Fuirt’s (THE) PRAYER;
music by L. M. Anderson.
ington, H.
Wash-
Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28375
© Dee. 11, 1911;\2 &° Dec. 26,
1911; E 274144; Lulu M. Anderson,
Portland, Ore.
FLOATING ;
Broadway. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28376
©. Dec. 18, 19ia 2 reeuibecs 26;
1911; EK 274002; Emma Broadway,
Paducah, Ky.
FLoRAL (THE) DANCE; words and
music by Katie Moss, founded on an
old Cornish air. [28377
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 12,
1911; E 273200; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
FLOWRET FORGET ME NOT (Bliimlein
vergissmeinnicht); by Th. Giese,
arr. by Paul Henneberg; orchestra.
Ato. [283878
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 22, 1911;
Ei 272885; Carl Fischer, New York.
FLYING; words and music by Miss
A. B. Lyon. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28379
© Dee. 11, 4091d Ey eee Dect .26;
1911; E 274202; Miss A. B. Lyon,
Brooklyn.
FoLLOW THE BALD-HEADS; written and
composed by H. W. Rogers, Huntley
Trevor and John Neat. [28380
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 « Dec. 20,
1911; E 273475; B. Feldman & Co..
London.
FOLLOW YOUR LEADER, FOLLOW ON;
written and composed by Stanley J.
Damerell, Bert J. Patterson and
John Neat. [283881
©.) Dec. (20; 191A respec 20;
1911; HK 2738476; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
FoR EVER AND AYE; words by Alice R.
Cron, music by Tito Mattei. no. 1
in C, contralto or bass. no. 2, in D
flat, mezzo or baritone. no. 3, in H
flat, sop. or tenor. [ 28882-28384
© Dee. 15, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 16,
1911; HE 273393-273395; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
FoR YOU ALONE; words by P. J.
O’Reilly, music by Henry ©. Geehl,
with violin ace. ad lib.; in D flat, H
flat, F and G. [28885
© Oct. 31, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1911; .
HH 273368; Gould & co., London.
1644
words and
words and music by E.:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
FORCE OF DESTINY. See Verdi (G.)
Forest (A) vIoLeT (Une violette de la
forét); by John M. Steinfeldt, op.
2 NO. 1; pi. [28386
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 272097; Oliver Ditson company,
Boston.
FORNARINETTE; marche espagnole, by
J. Valverde, arr. by G. Gast; orch.
Ato. [28387
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 7, 1911;
E 272073; G. Schirmer, New York.
FORSE CHE SI (Peut-étre oui); chant
napolitain, paroles francaises de
Raoul Genella, paroles italiennes de
N. F. Mancuso, musique de Carlo
d’ Angelo. [28388
_ © Dee. 9, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 12, 1911;
E 273213; Aubert et Matheissen,
Paris.
FoRTY FIVE MINUTES FROM BROADWAY;
musical play in 3 acts, by G. M.
Cohan. [28389
Ot ce Dee. 1,-1911; D 19014;
George M. Cohan, New York.
ForRTY YEARS AGO; words by Dave Now-
lin, music by Dave Nowlin and T.
Taylor, arr. by Chas. Miller. [283890
Owmoy, 25, 1911;°2 ¢. Nov. 24,
1911; E 271888; Tell Taylor, Chi-
cago.
FOUR LITTLE MAIDS AT TEA; words by
Willis N. Bugbee, music by Harry C.
Eldridge. Franklin, O. Eldridge en-
tertainment house. [28391
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 12, 1911;
E 272248; H. C. Eldridge, Franklin,
O.
FOUR LITTLE PIPERS; schottische, by
Lawrence B. O’Connor, arr. by R. E.
Hildreth; orchestra. 4to. [28392
(On Dee 23, 1911; 2. e. Dee. 28,
1911; E 274278; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton.
F'RAULEIN FRAU; aus der operette Eva,
text von A. M. Willner und Robert
Bodansky, musik von Franz Lehar.
[28898
ODee 1 1911: 2 ec. Dee. 12,
1911; E 273189; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
FRAGMENTE; von Erwin Lendvai, op.
9; nos. 1, 2 und 8; klavierstiticke.
[283894
© Aug. 12, 1911; 2 & Dee. 4, 1911:
E 270942; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
28402"
FRANKLIN’Ss (THE) MAID; words by
Arthur Conan Doyle, music by Fred-
eric H. Cowen. [283895
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 270947; Metzler & co. (1909), ltd..
London.
FRANKLYN’S (A) DOGGE LEPED OVER A
STYLE; words from the _ Ingoldsby
legends, music by John B. Grant;
chorus for women’s voices. (Octavo
ed., no. 6196.) [28396
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 c Dee. 18,
1911; EH 272483; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
FRATERNITY HYMN. See Mozart (W.
A.)
FRAUEN, O HABT VERTRAUEN; aus der
operette Eva, text von A. M. Will-
ner und Robert Bodanzky, musik von
Franz Lehar. [28397
OPpechate Aol > er Week 12:
1911; E 273166; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
Frey (Emit) Sonate; von H. Frey, op.
8, ftir violoncell und klavier. [283898
OnmbDee: 1351914: 2re!, (Wee 13:
1911; WH 273275; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
FRIEDE (DER); dichtung in vier bil-
dern, von Adolph P. Boehm, op. 27,
fiir grosses orchester. Partitur.
[28399
©: Oct. 26, 1911: 2.c. Dec. 81914:
E 273030; Otto Junne, Leipzig.
FriepricH; Myrella la jolie; _ lied,
musik von D. Berniaux, arr. von
Béla von Ujj. fiir grosses orchester.
[28400
@a Nove 30)" 10nt .-2 Ee Dec As
1911; E 2733238; Adolph Ftrstner,
Berlin.
FROJD UTI HIMMELEN (Raise now on
high); words by [Emil Larson],
music by Camille Saint-Saéns, arr.
by [Emil Larson] 4to. (Kyrkliga
korsanger, no. 4.) [28401
(CmiNove 10, 1914: 2 ‘c.. Deer AS
1911; E 272303; Engberg-Holmberg
pub. co., Chicago.
fROLICS; a tone fancy, by M. Green-
wald; piano. . [28402
@eDee, 18s 19i1> 72) cx Dee wis
1911; E 272484; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
1649 -
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28403
pt. 11, n. S., v. 6
From CALVARY’S MOUNT; words and
music by F. R. Stover [arr. by M.
H. Dana.|] [28403
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 22,1911;
EH 272879; F. R. Stover, Mountain
Grove, Mo.
FROM HEAVEN I WAS SENT TO EARTH;
words by Alice Mattullath, music by
M. Luther, arr. by J. F. Herman;
male chorus. (Carl Fischer’s octavo
choruses for men’s voices, no. 2013.)
[28404
© Dee.” 16, 1910-42) er Been 22;
1911; E 2728388; Carl Fischer, New
York.
FROM REALMS OF GLORY; Service for
Christmas, words by A. A. Payn,
music by C. Austin Miles. [28405
©.O0ct. 1, 1911-12 e Wee: 2, 1911 ;
EK 271786; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia.
FROM THE HASTERN MOUNTAINS; words
and music by H. J. Tily. [28406
(© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 27,
1911; E 274812; Herbert J. Tily,
Philadelphia.
FROM YOUTH’S HAPPY DAYS; words by
Alice Mattullath, music by Robert
Radecke; malechorus. (Cari Fisch-
er’s octavo choruses for men’s
voices, no. 2029.) [28407
©) Dee, 16, 0191112) se. (Dec, 22,
1911; E 2728389; Carl Fischer, New
York.
FROU-FROU-WALZER; aus dem musik-
lustspiel, Der ftinfuhrtee, von Theo-
dor Blumer, op. 29; klavier. [28408
© Oci. 18, 1911: 2 Ee Dee 12,
1911; E 273119; Abn & Simrock,
g. m. b. h., Berlin.
FRUHLING (DER) SEHT IST DA; ostera,
ged. von Alwin Grether, musik von
Alfred Grether; kinderstimmen.
[28409
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 e Oct. 30, 1911;
H 272402; Central pub. house, Cleve-
land.
FRUHLINGS REIGEN (Spring’s delight) ;
waltz, by Oscar Straus, arr. by
Chas. J. Roberts; solo and obligato
violin. Ato. [28410
OwNovwy 16.) 191i 2 ch DWeese22:
1911; EH 272837; Carl Fischer, New
York.
FRYSINGER (J. FRANK). Canzonetta;
by J. F. Frysinger; pipe organ.
[28411
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 18,
1911; HK 272480; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
FUNFUHRTEE (DER); wmusiklustspiel
von Theodor Blumer, op. 29, fiir
klavier. 1. March. 2. Potpourri.
[28412, 28413
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ec. each Dec. 12,
1911; EK 273123-273124; Biihnenver-
lag Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h., Ber-
lin.
Fussy GussIE; schottische, by A. C.
Gardner, arr. by C. C. Johnston;
orchestra. Ato. [28414
© Dee. 28, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 29,
1911; H 274886; Arthur C. Gardner,
Brockton, Mass.
GABY (THE) GLIDE; words by Harry
Pilcer, music by Louis A. Hirsch,
arr. by Hugene Platzmann. [28415
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 6, 1911;
E 272039; Shapiro music pub. Co:,
New York. -
GAROFALO (CARLO G.) Mass in D; by
Cc. G. Garofalo; mixed voices and
organ. 4to. (Liturgical masses in
accordance with the Moto proprio,
no. 961.) [28416
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 16,
1911; E 273347; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton. ;
GATHER YE ROSEBUDS; words by Robert
Herrick, music by Mark Andrews.
[28417
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 270835; H. W. Gray co., New York.
GAUTSCHELA; Schwibisses wiegenlied,
Subian cradle song, by E. Haile.
[28418
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 270995; Eugene Haile, New York.
GAVOTE; from The song of love, words
by A. Schorr, music by S. Rumshisky.
[28419
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 «@ Dec. 16,
1911; E 272466; Hebrew publishing
co., New York.
—— See Song (The) of love.
GAVOTTE; aus dem musiklustspiel, Der
fiinfuhrtee, von Theodor Blumer, op.
29; klavier. [28420
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 e Dee. 12, 1911;
E 273120; Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin.
by Arthur Troostwyk; violin solo
with piano ace. [28421
© Dec. 18, 19113) 2 (es 3 Deer 19;
1911; E 272560; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
. 1646
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
ro. 13, 1911
28438
GAVOTTE—Continued.
danse dans le style ancien, par
Arthur Van Dooren, pour piano.
[28422
iter, 9. 1911-2 c. Dec. 12, 1911;
E 273265; A. Van Dooren, Brussels,
Belgium.
GAVoTTE IN G; by Otto Floersheim,
edited by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[28423
ier ec 20; 1911: 2 ¢.- Dec. 22,
1911; E 272840; Carl Fischer, New
York.
Gavotte Louis XIII; by H. Ghys, arr.
by Nicolaj Hansen; violin, violoa-
cello and piano. - [28424
©) Noy. 25, 1911;.2 ¢ Dee. 22,
1911; E 272841; Carl Fischer, New
York.
GEE BUT THE WINTER IS LONESOME;
words and melody by J. Brodzinski,
arr. with harmony by T. D. Robin-
son. [28425
‘oaWeeet?, 1911: 2-c. Dec. 15,
1911; E 272321; Joseph Brodzinski,
Philadelphia.
GEFANGENE (DER) VON CHILLON; von
Franz Bendel, op. 140, bearbeitung
von Karl. Kimpf, fiir normal-harmo-
pbium und klavier. (Reiseskizzen,
dramatische tonbilder, no. 2.)
[28426
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 12, 1911:
E 273135; Paul Koeppen, Berlin.
GEISTER (DIE) VON MONTMARTRE;
marschlied als duett aus der operette
Hva, text von A. M. Willner und
Robert Bodanzky, musik von Franz
Lehar. [28427
e-Bee aad, 1911: 2 c«. Dec. 12,
1911; E 273167; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
—— aus der operette Eva, text von A.
M. Willner und Robert Bodanzky.
musik von Franz Lehar. [28428
Wee. 41 191: 2 ©: Dec) 12,
1911; E 273190; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
GEMS OF SONG; words and music by G.
Walton and Thoro Harris, arr. by
Thoro Harris; collections of songs.
4to. [28429
Nove db, 19d: 2 Ee. Dee 1G:
1911; E 272846; Gertrude Walton,
EKarlham, Ja.
GENTIL (LE) COIFFEUR; chansonnetite,
paroles de Camé, musique de Fer-
nand Heintz. [28430
@. "Dees fi6. 1Sit 2 eee: te,
{Ott E). 2734544 VW"; Che Mayer,
Paris.
GENTLEMANLY (THE) BRIGAND; from
The wedding trip, words by Harry
B. Smith, music by Reginald De
Koven. [284381
©. Dec: 28,* 1911): ' 2 e Dee} 28,
1911; E 274294; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
GENTLEMEN PLEASE COUNT ME IN IT;
words and music by R. J. Raymond.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[284382
©, Dee, 115 191k: 2 |e) Deer we!
1911; E 274131; Roma J. Raymond,
New Orleans.
GESCHIEDEN MUSS SEIN; aus der oper-
ette Eva, text von A. M. Willner und
Robert Bodanzky, musik von Franz
Lehar. [28433
©: Dee. 14, 1914; 2 ©. Dec: 12,
1911; E 273191; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
GESTAENDNISS (Confession) ; words by
H. Heine, music by Arthur Voorhis;
high voice. [28434
©P7Dee, 29. 1911) 2. ¢€.. Dees 27,
1911; E 274246; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
GESTORBEN (Lost); words by Fritz
Erdner, English translation by
Charles Eberhardt, music by Alfred
A. Oberndorfer; medium or low
voice. [28435
©), Nov: 27. 1911: Due. Nov.229;
1911; E 271706; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
GET ACQUAINTED WITH JESUS; words
by N. A. McAulay, music by Samuel
W. Beazley. [28436
© Dees 20. 19lie Fc. Dee 23:
1911; EH 274834; W. E. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
GHosTt (THE) OF THE
by J. A. F’alardo;
HAUNTED CLOCK ;
song and dance.
[28437
©) dc. Nov. 9; 1911; Db 18999 -
Joseph A. F’alardo, New York.
Girt (THE) A Christmas song story
for reader and chorus. Words by
Elsie Duncan Hale, music by Adam
Geibel. Philadelphia, New York,
Adam Geibel music co., [1911] 20 p.
Svo. $0.15. [28438
@Ocis 1 Aol l 2 6 Dec, 2) aie
A 304132; Adam Geibel music Co.,
Philadelphia.
1647
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28439
pt. 11, n. s., v. 6
GINA; poéme lyrique en 4 actes et 5 | Grrt (THE) OF THE GOLDEN WEST;
tableaux, de Michel Carré, musique
de Jacques Larmanjat; partition
piano et chant réduite par lauteur.
[284389
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 c@ Dee. 16,
1911; D 19019; Enoch & co., Paris.
—— tarentelle brillante par Ch. Thony,
pour piano-conducteur. 4to. [28440
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
EH 270919; Joubert, Paris.
‘GIPSY LIFE; second Hungarian rhap-
Ssody, by Jos. Bloch, op. 46, revised
and edited by Leo Schermann; vio-
lin and piano. [28441
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 22, 1911;
H 272842; Carl Fischer, New York.
Giesy’s (THE) SERENADE; third Hun-
garian rhapsody, by Jos. Bloch, op.
47, revised and edited by Leo Scher-
mann; violin and piano. [28442
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 22, 1911;
H 272848; Carl Fischer, New York.
GirRL (THE) FROM KILLARNEY; words
and music by A. B. Oliver. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28443
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 e@ Dee. 5,
1911; E 271880; A. B. Oliver, Dan-
ville, Ill.
Girl, I LOVE you; words by C. B. Met-
ealf, music by Glenn W. Ashley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28444
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 « Dec. 26,
1911; E 274084; Mrs. C. B. Metcalf,
Providence, R. I.
GikL (THE) TLL CALL MY SWEETHEART
MUST LOOK LIKE You; from Ma-
cushla, by Chauncey Oleott and Dan
J. Sullivan, arr. by T. P.. Trinkaus.
1. Guitar solo. 2. Song with banjo
ace. 3. Song with guitar acc.
[28445-28447
© Dec. 22, 1911; 2 c. each Dee.
238, 1911; E 272902-272904; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
1. Solo
2. Solo
————arr. by Tom Clark.
cornet with piano ace.
trombone with piano acc.
[ 28448, 28449
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c. each Dec.
19, 1911; BH 272561, 272562; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
Girt (A) LIKE You; words and music
by E. D. Barrett 3rd. Philadelphia,
M. D. Swisher. [28450
© Deer 15, TOW Die Ween din:
1900); BE) 272413: EH. Ds Barrett, srd.,
Philadelphia.
words and music by A. Luttman.
[28451
©, Dee. 11, A911 2 ee Dee i,
1911; .E 272175; ArrhomaGiman,
Los Angeles.
GirL (THE) OF THE U. S. A.; words
and music by J. Sweeney. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28452
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 & Dec. 26,
1911; EH 274054; Joseph Sweeney,
Hazleton, Pa.
GirL (THE) OF YESTERDAY; words by
L. V. Coakley, music by James J.
O’Brien. [ 28453
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 29,
1911; E 274376; Leo V. Coakley,
Wakefield, Mass.
GIRL (THE) THAT I COULD LOVE;
words by H. Swisher, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [ 28454
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271873; Harry Swisher, Amboy,
Til.
GIRL (THE) WE USED TO COURT WHEN
BUT A LAD; words by EH. A. Perkins,
musie by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28455
© Dec. 18) 191-22 Dees 26.
1911; EH 274083; H. A. Perkins, El-
gin, Il.
GIRL (THE) WITH THE RAVEN HAIR;
words and music by M. Yungerman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28456
© Dec. 18, 1911-2 Ve Dek. 26,
1911; E 274068; Max Yungerman,
Minneapolis.
GIRL (THE) YOU USED TO BE; words
and music by Eugenia Borg. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28457
© Dee. 18) 191k 2c wees. 26;
1911; EH 2740538; Mrs. M. H. Peter-
sen, Muskegon, Mich.
GIVE IT oUT; hymn, words by James
Rowe, musie by J. D. Vaughan.
[28458
© Jan. 1, 1912 23%es Deere. tone:
Ei 274486; James D. Vaughan, Lau-
renceburgh, Tenn.
GIVING, FORGIVING AND FORGETTING;
words by F. A. Weaver, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28459
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271935; Fred A. Weaver, Free-
burg, Pa.
1648
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
28476
GLOBETROTTER-MARSCH ; aus dem vaude-
ville, Das neve miidchen, musik von
Richard Fronz, arr. von Gustav
Richter, fiir salonorchester. 4to.
[28460
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1911;
EK 273147; Adolphe Robitschek
Vienna.
GLOCKENSPIEL-LIED; aus der operette,
Der lila domino, text von Emerich
yon Gatti und Bela Jenbach, musik
yon Charles Cuvillier. [28461
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911;
EK 273041; Leipziger btihnenverlag
Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
GLORIA IN EXCELSIS DEO; Christmas
carol anthem, words translated from
the old French noél, by Avery Gaul.
music arr. by Harvey B. Gaul; mixed
voices. 4to. (Series 8 of sacred
quartets and choruses, no. 928.)
[28462
Omifee. 1h, ) 1911.- 2 c.. Dec. 16,
1911; E 272453; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
GLORY OF GOD IN NATURE. See Bee-
thoven (L. v.)
GLUCK UND GLAS; chanson aus der
operette Eva, text von A. M. Willner
und Robert Bodanzky, musik von
‘Franz Lehar. [28463
eaweewat. 1911: 2 ec. 1 Dee., 12,
1911; E 273168; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
GO BACK TO YOUR SOUTHERN LASSIE;
words by M. A. Williams, music by
Harry Verona. [28464
obec, 42. 1911-2 ie; Dec: 11,
1911; E 272240; Metta A. Williams,
Livingston, Mont.
Go ON AWAY I’M BROKE; words and
music by Wm. H. Stockwell; pf.
[28465
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 9, 1911;
EK 272147; Ed. C. Harris, Shreve
port, La.
GOBBAERTS (JEAN LOUIS) Marche
(Morceaux brillants) ; by L. Streab-
bog [pseud. of J. L. Gobbaerts] op.
iss. no. 1, ed. by J. W. Lerman;
piano six hands. [28466
@ Nov. 6, 1911; 2.¢ Nov. 6, 1911;
E 269483; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
GoD ALWAYS KNOWS; words by Eben
Wi. Rexford, music by Samuel W.
Beazley. [28467
©) Dec) 20; 19ld'; , 2. GA Dee. * 28,
1911; E 274842; W. E. M. Hackle
man, Indianapolis.
GoD Is LovE; hymn-anthem, words by
John Bowring, music
Wooler; mixed voices. (Octavo ed.,
novt2213.) [ 28468.
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 272098; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
GODARD (CHARLES) Mignonnette; by
C. Godard, op. 44, no. 1, arr. by
Nicolaj Hansen, rev. and fingered
by [Alvin Buechner] ;- violin, cello
and pf. [28469
Noy. 25, 19tl- 92" el Dec.
1911; E 272796; Carl Fischer, New
Mork:
GODI ANCHE TU; versi e musica diE. A.
Mario. [28470
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 273497; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
Gop’s HAND IS EVERYWHERE; words by
Mrs.:C. D. Martin, music by W. J.
Kirkpatrick. [28471
© “Dec. 22) AGtt: -2 Meo) Wee 20;
1901 = °K) 272632; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick:
Philadelphia.
GOING TO THE JUDGMENT UNPREPARED;
male quartet. words and music by
A. Taylor. [28472
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 22, 1911;
KE 272876; Austin Taylor, Weather-
ford, Tex.
by Alfred
GOLDEN DAWN; service for Christmas,,.
words by Grace Gordon, music by
A. Geibel. [28473
©) Oct: 1 1Stl: 2-e ‘Dec 2 ibis
EK 271771; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia.
GOLDEN HARPS WILL RING; hymn, words
and music by J. D. Vaughan.
[28474
© Jan. ft. 1912-12 ¢ Dee, 30) 1914;
E 274487; James D. Vaughan, Lau-.
renceburg, Tenn.
GOLDEN SLUMBERS; from Summer
sports, words by Thomas Dekker,
music by A. Herbert Brewer; two-
part female voices. Staff notation.
(Novello’s octavo edition of two-
part songs, no. 163.) [28475>
(©) Nov; 29, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 270840; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
GOLONDRINAS (LAS) (The swailows) ;
valse by Chueca y Valverde, arr. by
Adolf Wotter; full orchestra. 4to.
(The Kursaal edition, no. 38.)
[28476
©: Dee: ft 9101l= 2ve7 Deeds:
1911; E 273287; J. R. Lafleur & son,.
London.
1649
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28477
pt. Dim. ss v..6
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN; words and
music by L. D. Lotton. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28477
© Dee. 41;°4911; 2c Deen 26,
1911; E 274189; Lela D. Lotton,
Cherokee, Okla.
Goop (THE) BOBBY; American dance
by J. Ops; piano.
© May 20, 1911; 2c. Dec. 16, 1911;
EH} 273369; Jack Ops; Liege, Belgium.
GOOD-BYE, CALIFORNIA; Serenade, from
the comedy operetta California, lyric
by Grant Stewart, music by Robert
Hood Bowers. [28479
© Dee. 19, 1911; 2 & Dec. 19,
1911; HE 274228; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
GOOD-BYE MY SWEETHEART; words by
J. W. Clune, music by Al Hunt.
[28480
©) Dec. 2. 1911-2 es Dee 5) 1911);
H) 271994; James W. Clune, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
GOOD BYE TO DEAR SUMMERTIME; words
and music by R. J. Golding. [28481
© Dee. 15) 1910-92 e Wees: 16,
1911; EH 274291; Raymond J. Gold-
ing, Rochester, N. Y.
GOOD-MORNING; by Emil Rhode; piano.
(A child’s day, no. 1.) [28482
© Dec. 5, 1911; 2 c Dec. 6, 1911;
EK 272016; G. Schirmer, New York.
GOOD-NIGHT; by Emil Rhode; piano.
(A child’s day, no. 6). [28483
© Dee. 5, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1911;
HW) 272017; G. Schirmer, New York.
—— words and music by E. S. Booth.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28484
© Dec 18) 192 jes Dee, 26.
1911; E 274216; EH. Searr Booth,
Berkeley, Cal.
GORDON’S GRADED PIANO COURSE; comp.
and ed. by H. S. Gordon. Graded
course. Grade 6...1911. 382 p.
4to. $0.50. [28485
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 9, 1911;
A 300912; Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York.
GOUNOD (CHARLES FRANCOIS) Alma
redemptoris Mater; four-part chorus
of men’s voices, by Ch. Gounod, arr.
by Nicola A. Montani; organ ad lib.
Schirmer’s octavo ed. [28486
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 26,
1911; H 272954; G. Schirmer, New
York.
[28478 |
GouNoD (CHARLES FRANGoIS)—Contd.
——Ave regina celorum; four-part
chorus of men’s voices, by Ch. Gou-
nod, arr. by Nicola A. Montani; or-
gan ad lib. Schirmer’s octavo ed.
[28487
© Dec. 23, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26,
1911; E 272956; G. Schirmer, New
York.
O salutaris hostia; four-part cho-
rus, by Charles Gounod, rev. and ed.
by Nicola A. Montani; mixed voices
with organ ace. Schirmer’s octavo
ed. [28488
© Dec. 23, 19192 Ver mpec. 226,
1911; EK 272960; G. Schirmer, New
York.
— Soft and low; from The mock
doctor, new words by James Strang,
music by Gounod, arr. by King Hall,
revised by F. Leslie; four-part song
for mixed voices. 4to. (Chappell’s
vocal library ... no. 120.) [28489
© Dee. 14, 1911; 2 c Dee. 15,
1911; E 273335; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
A
Sonnez 6 cloches (Neujahrs-
glocken) ; version francaise d’aprés
Tennyson, par Maurice Kufferath.
musique de Charles Gounod. [28490
(© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ©@ Dee. 12,
1911; E 2738162; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
GRACE; song without words, by Sister
of St. Joseph; piano. [28491
© Dee. 18, 1911 2c) Dec.” 1s:
1911; E 272485; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
GRACIOUS (THE) INVITATION; words by
Anna lL. Barrauld, music by Flor-
ence Williams Falconer. [28492
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ¢ Dec. 15, 1911 ;
EH 2723850; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O.
GRADED MELODIES FOR INDIVIDUAL SIGHT
SINGING; by George Oscar Bowen
2a DESY 42°50 1O 5 EOI Res ante tle Ts
8vo. $0.75 each. [28493
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 ec. each Nov. 24,
1911; A 300743; A. S. Barnes co..,
New York.
GRAND ALBUM OF SELECTED SOLOS; by
Ben Vereecken; alto saxophone
with piano acc. [28494
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 16, 1911;
HE} 272429; C. L. Barnhouse, Osks-
loosa, Ia.
1650
no. 18, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
28513
GRAND’MERE QUI DANSE; II° menuet
par F. Paolo Frontini, pour piano.
[28495
forOct 28, 1911 2.¢ Dec. 8, 1911;
EH 273019; Carisch & Jéinichen,
Milan.
GRANDE VALSE ROMANTIQUE; by Louis
Nice op. 24, ed. by Karl Benker ;
pf. [28496
© Aug. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 29,1911;
EK 274443; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
GRANDFATHER’S FAIRIES; words and
music by W. H. Daniels. [28497
© Wee 1, 1911: 2c. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 271741; W. H. Daniels, Spring-
field, 11.
GRANDI MANOVRE; versi di Carlo de
Flaviis, musica di EH. Lanzetta.
[28498
© Sent. 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911:
E 273498; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
GRANGER (THE); march and two-step,
by A. S. Hood; piano. [28499
©) Dees 1.1911; 2 c. Dec..5, 1911;
H 271972; Arthur S. Hood, Man-
chester, N. H.
GRANT, WE BESEECH THEE; anthem,
words, the collect for 2ist Sunday
after Trinity, music by Clarence
C. Robinson; men’s voices. (Octavo
ed., no. 12194). [28500
© Nov. 17, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
EH 271759; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
GRAPE (THE) VINE SWING; valse lente,
by O. B. Eichelberger [pseud. of
Chas. Kunkel]; pf. (May blos-
Soms, no. 1.) [ 28501.
© Wee, 26, 1911: 2° Dee: 29,
1911; EK 274419; Kunkel bros. music
co., St. Louis.
——words and music by L. Jones.
‘Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28502
Oy Dee. 11, 1911; 2 -c. Dee: 26;
1911; E 274137; Lon Jones, Denison,
Tex.
GRAZIELLA; polka de salon, by Carl
Wm. Kern, op. 241; pf. [28503
© Dec. 7, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 272163; Hatch music co., Philadel-
phia.
GREATER CANADA; words and music by
Charlotte Bonnycastie. [28504
Or Dee 12, 1911 2) €. Dees 11;
1911; EK 273115; Charlotte Bonny-
eastle; Campbellford, Canada.
GREATER LANSING; march and _ two
step, by He J St 7Clair; fully orch.
Ato. [28505
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 11, 1911;
E 272198; H. N. White, Cleveland.
GREEN EYES; words and music by H.
Parks. [28506
© ec. Nov.. 25,1911» 272287;
Elisabeth Parks, Syracuse, N. Y.
GREETING AND PARTING; part-song,
words by Walter Howe Jones, music
by Clarence C. Robinson; men’s
voices. (Octavo ed., no. 12193).
[28507
© Nov. 17, 1911 Qe. Dee. ft Aptt:
HE 271760; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
GREETINGS TO MOTHER;
by Filoteo Greco;
little minuet,
violin and piano.
[28508
© Dee, 16) 1911: 22 es. Dec 16;
1911; HB 272415; J. H. Schroeder,
New York.
GRIEF AND JOY; words by W. Francis
Chambers, music by Rex de Cairos-
Rego, op. 2. [28509
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 273008; Rex de Cairos-Rego, Syd-
ney, Australia.
GRIEG (EDVARD HacerRuP). Sunshine
song (Solvegs lied); by E. Grieg.
arr. by Mackie-Beyer;: full orch.
(Twentieth century journal, no.
1492) [28510
©) Dee 20, 1911. 2 ec Deer 20:
1911; E 272674; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
GROSSE (DIE) KANONE; grosses pot-
pourri, von Paul Lincke; orchestra
und piano. [28511
Op Dee 430) 191t 22) ec) heer:
1911; E 273293; Apollo verlag, Ber-
lin.
GUARDSMAN’S CHOICE; march by C. W.
Bennet; (Standard ed. for orch. no.
403.) Ato. [28512
Oo Wec) 22; 191th: 2. e Deess29)
1911; E 274442; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
GUERRA ITALO-TURCA; words by J. Lo
Testo, music by A. Viggiani. [28513
© Dee. 14, 191s Zire) Dee. 1G;
1911; E 272417; Joseph Lo Testo
and Alex Viggiani, Chicago.
1651
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28514
GUIDE ME, 0H! THOU GREAT JEHOVAH;
words and music by N. A. Williams.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28514
© Dee, 11 ait 2 Verawee 26:
1911; E 274141; Nora A. Williams,
Olustee, Okla.
SUES CHE) by > Richard blatt
piano. [28515
©) Deer ww 19s ea Dee 1S.
1911; HE 272527; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
GYPSY LOVE; a romantic comic opera
in three acts, book by Harry B.
Smith, lyrics by Harry B. and
Robert B. Smith, from the German
by A. M. Willner and Robert Bo-
danzky, music by Franz lLehar;
vocal score. [28516
©. Dee 23) 191i 2 Ne aWecai26)
1911; D 19027; Chappell & co., Lon-
don.
—— selection, by Franz Lehar, se-
lected and arr. by S. Deshon; orch.
[28517
© Dee, 12.) W911 2 ey Dec. 13;
1911; E 272289; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
H. M. S. PINAFORE; selection, by Ar-
Dh SS ulblivain, arg. Diya lun es | ua
rendeau; band. Ato. [28518
©, Dee. 9 191) 2 ec Dec. 22:
1911; E 272714; Carl Fischer, New
York.
HABANERA; from the opera Natoma,
by Victor Herbert; piano. (Four
dances, no. 1.) [28519
© Dee. 19, 1911: 2 1c) Dee: 20;
1911; E 272626; G. Schirmer, New
York. ‘
HAENDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH) Ariette
ad Astéria, au deuxiéme acte de
Tamerlano; opéra de Haendel, texte
italien de N. Haym, adaptation
francaise de M. E. Closson, an-
notée de FF. A. Gevaert pour sop.
(Répertoire francais de JTancien
chant classique, no. 436.) [28520
©) Dec. 16,191 1.- 2 cx, Dee. as;
1911; BE 273441; Henry Lemoine et
eie., Paris.
——Deuxiéme air d’ un _ Israélite,
dans Judas Maccaboeus; traduction
francaise de M. de Rudder, musique
de Haendel, annotée de F. A. Geva-
ert, pour ténor. (Répertoire fran-
eais de l’ancien chant classique, no.
452.) [28521
©) Dee: 16).19tt-O2he7 Dee 1s,
1911; EH 273451; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
pt. eR Pass v6
HAENDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH )—Contd.
—— Harmonious (The) blacksmith;
by G. F. Handel, ed. by J. W. Ler-
man; piano, four hands. [28522
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 18,
1911; E 272486; Theo. Presser co.,
Philade!phia.
HAND-IN-HAND; duchess two-step, by
R. EH. Hildreth; orchestra. 4to.
[28528
© Dec. 23, 19d 23cew wee.’ 28.
1911; E 274279; Walter Jacobs,
Boston.
HANGING THE STOCKINGS; mazurka, by
by M. Greenwald; piano. [28524
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 272003; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
HANS IM GLUCK; walzer aus der revue,
Es gibt nur ein Berlin, yon Artur
Steinke. ftir orchester mit piano-
direction. Ato. [ 28525.
©. Dec. 7, 19115 2 e. Dears 191m :.9
E 270998; Apollo verlag, Berlin.
HAPPIEST (THE) DAY OF "MY LIFE;
words by W. S. Barnes, music by
J. W. Barnes. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [28526
© Dee, Ad, Dla rees Dec. 26.
1911; E 274174; Jno. W. Barnes,
Lancaster, O.
FIAPPY ALL DAY LONG; hymn, words
and music arr. by J. D. Vaughan.
[28527
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1911;
EK 274488; James D. Vaughan, Latu-
renceburg, Tenn.
Happy HOURS; waltz song, words and
music by H. Doane Prentiss. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. .
[28528
©. Dee. da wisi 7a eer 126:
1911; EK 274169; Harriet D. Pren-
tiss, Philadelphia.
ETAPPY NIGHTS; two-step by Pedro de
Zulueta; piano. [28529
© Dec. 15, 1912; 2 @ Dec. 16,
1911; E 273396; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
HLARBOUR NIGHT SONG; nocturne, words
by Edw. Teschemacher, music by
Wilfrid Sanderson. [28530
‘© Nov. 29, 19115; 2c. Dec; 171911 =
E 270855; Boosey & co., London.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
28549
HARK, THE GLAD SOUND; words by
Phillip Doddridge, music by H.
Walford Davies; mixed voices. 4to.
(Songs for church and home, no. 4.)
[28531
Mee. 16, 1911; -2).¢e. Dec. 18,
1911; EH 273541; H. Walford Davies,
London.
HaRK! THROUGH THE GOLDEN SUN-
SHINE; words by Lizzie De Armond,
music by W. A. Post. [28532
Oe Dee! 22) 1911: 2 ce. Dec. 20,
1911; E 272633; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia.
HARMONIOUS BLACKSMITH. See Haen-
del (G. F.) [285324
Harry; words by G. F. Pennypacker,
music by Joseph W. Pennypacker.
[28533
Wee, 29.) 1911: 2c. Dec. 28,
1911; EH 274869; Grace F. Penny-
packer, Philadelphia.
HARVEST MOON, O HARVEST MOON;
words and music by A. F. Brown.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28534
@©ebee 111911: 2 cc. Dec. 26,
1911; H 274134; Anna Frantz Brown,
Mt. Pleasant, Mich.
HARVEST TIME; march, by C. R. Short,
jr.; piano. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28535
wee ad 1911: 2 ec. Dee. 26,
1911; EH 274102; Chas. R. Short, jr.,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Hat (A) THAT’S JUST LIKE MINE;
words by W. Dunn, music by A. C.
Southern. [28536
©) te. Dec. 2; 1911; BE 272583;
Wm. Dunn, San Francisco.
HAUNTED (THE) wWwooDd; by Hannah
Smith, op. 28, no. 4; piano. (Six
pianoforte pieces, no. 4.) [28537
© WNoy.n15,. 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 29,
1911; EK 271687; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
HAUNTING RAG; by Julius Lenzberg;
piano. [285388
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 5, 1911;
EH 271980; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
HAVLiGKUV POCHOD;
Grill. 1. Orchestra.
mareh, by A.
2. Band. 4to.
[28539, 28540
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 c Dee. 1, 1911:
E 271725, 271727; Georgi & Vitak,
Chicago,
HAVE YOU A LITTLE FAIRY IN YOUR
HOME; words by G. H. E. Hawkins
and Arthur Gillespie, music by
Chas. N. Daniels (Neil Moret).
[28541
© Dee. 19.) 1901) 2) eee) 19,
1911; E 272546; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
HAVE YOU EVER TAKEN A MOONLIGHT
EXCURSION ; words and musie by W.
F, Reidinger. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [28542
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271907; Walter F. Reidinger,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Hay (THE) RIDE; by Marie Crosby;
piano. [28543
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
EH 272004; Theo. Presser co., Phil-
adelphia.
HAYDN (FRANZ JOSEPH) Menuet;
from the military symphony, tran-
seription, by Joseph Haydn, arr. by
Nicolaj Hansen, rev. and fingered by
[Alvin Buechner]; violin, cello and
pf. [28544
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 22, 1911;
EK 27295; Carl Fischer, New York.
HAYMAKERS (THE) AND THE DAIRY-
MAIDS; words by Willis N. Bugbee,
music by Harry C. Eldridge. Frank-
lin,O. Eldridge entertainment house.
[28545
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 12, 1911;
E 272249; H. C. Eldridge, Franklin,
Ohio.
HAZEL; waltz, by Sister of St. Joseph;
piano. [28546
© Dec, 18, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 18,
1911; EH 272487; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HE! HO! WALLIO! WALLIO; words and
music by J. Amendola. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28547
©, Dees 18. 190tls" 2." e. Dees 26)
1911; E 274048; Joseph Amendola,
Meriden, Conn.
HE IS HER MASTER; from Jacinta, an
opera comique, words by John L.
Shine, music by Heinrich Berté.
[28548
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 2, 1911;
HE 270881; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
HE PROMISED ME; words and musie by
Irving Berlin. [28549
© Dees 128) 190 2. Deck 12
1911; EH 272255; Ted Snyder co., New
York.
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28550
DU. 1g MES veG
HE’s A SOLDIER BOY WHO FIGHTS FOR
THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE; words
and music by M. J. Noone, arr. by
John Geyer. [28550
© 1'¢ Dee. 14 1911: ez T4si7 -
Mary J. Noone, Baltimore.
Her’s THE LIGHT OF ALL THE AGES;
hymn, words by James Rowe, music
by J. D. Vaughan. 28551
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Dec. 30, 1911;
E 274489; James D. Vaughan, Lau-
renceburg, Tenn.
HE THAT DWELLETH; sacred _ song,
words from the Bible, music by
Flora Cochrane Burnham; in E flat.
[28552
© Dee. 18) 1911. 2 c Dee. 20,
1911; H 272607; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
HEAR O LorD; words from Psalm 30,
music by Lewis M. Isaacs. 8vo.
(Sacred music, no. 245.) [28553
ODE 2e i 19 iio ec! 26;
19s BY 272Z988ee buckhardt ) &
Belder, New York.
HEART (THE) IS LIKE THE ROSE; words
by Harry S. Kuklin, music by Ed-
mund Braham. [ 28554
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 271709; Charles K. Harris, New
York.
HEART (THE) OF A GIRL; words and
music by Paul Leslie. [28555
© Dee. 30," 191 27 Meer 29)
1911; H 274407 ; Horace Huron, Rock
Island, Ill.
Heart (THE) OF A ROSE; words and
music by Gretta Gray; No. 1 high in
G. No. 2. Low in EH. [28556
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1911;
2 c. Dee. 18, 1911; EH 272680; Gamble
Hinged music ¢co., Chicago.
HEART OF OAK; words by David Gar-
rick, music by G. A. Macfarren, arr.
by IF. Leslie; mixed voices. 4to.
(Chappell’s vocal library of part
songs, no. 72.) [28557
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 « Dec. 2, 1911;
H 270872; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
HEART soNGsS... by J. H. Fillmore
.. . Cincinnati, O., New York, Fill-
more music house, 1911. 128 p.
12mo. $0.80. [28558
©) Noy; 6, 1901; 2) ey Novies, Old’:
A 300921; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati.
HEART’S (THE) ANSWER; reverie
d’amour, by H. Engelmann; piano.
[28559
© Dee. 29, 1902 Wee. 29,
1911; E 274880; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
HEARTS ARE STILL THE SAME; duet from
The awakened Rameses, words by
Joseph Hudnut, music by Julius
W uerthner. [28560
© Dec. 13%,A91d: 2 en Wee: 15,
1911; E 272856; University of Michi-
gan union, Ann Arbor.
HEARTSTRINGS; waltz, by Armand Vec-
sey; piano. [28561
© Dee. 19, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 20,
1911; E 272624; G. Sehirmer, New
York. ;
HEAVENS (THE) DECLARE; chorus and
quartette, words by Elsie Duncan
Yale, music by J. Lincoln Hall; no.
2. 4to. (Christmas anthems, no.
168). [28562
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 2, 1911;
EK 271787; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia.
HEAVY IS MY HEART (Weh um’s herz
ist mir); words by Mary E. Cole-
ridge, German version and music by
Max Mayer, op. 20; low or medium
voice. (Five songs, no. 5.) [ 28563
© Dee. 15) 19 ee mec: 46;
1911; E 273370; G. Schirmer, New
York.
HEBET EURE HANDE AUF; ged. von F.
Grether, musik von Polksweise;
kinderstimmen. [ 28564
© Nov. i, 1941; 2 G Oct, 30; 1911;
EK 272408; Central pub. house, Cleve-
land.
HEBRAISCHES LIED UND TANZ; von
Efrem Zimbalist, ftir violine und kla-
vier. (3 Slavische tanze, no. 2.)
[28565
© Noy. 10) 3911 2reF Ween s, 19d
EK 273065; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
HEIMATSGLOCKEN (Bells of my home) ;
nocturne von Adolf Melzer, op. 19,
fiir pianoforte mit fingersatz.
[ 28566
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 16, 1911;
H 2738389; Adolf Melzer, Hohen-Neu-
endorf, b. Berlin, Germany.
HreIMweH; by Albert Jungmann, op.
117, rev. and fingered by Joseph Spi-
nelli; pf. [28567
©. Dec, 12. (Ot came. aly,
1911; E 272456; K. Dehnhoff, New
York.
1654
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
28584
HrIny; words and music by A. B. | HIDE ME UNDER THE SHADOW OF THY
Neely. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [ 28568
oro. 20, 1911; 2c. Dec. 51911;
E 271877; Anna B. Neely, Seymour,
Ta.
HELLER (STEPHEN) 25 etudes for de-
veloping musical rhythm and ex-
pression, by S. Heller, op. 47, ed. and
fingered by C. M. C., rev. by [M.
Greenwald]; pf. | 28569
(© Noy. 27, 1911: 1 c. Dee: 7, 1911 ;
ive Nov. 27, 1911; BH. 272150; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York.
HENLEIN’S MANDOLIN SCHOOL; pt. 1.
ed. Krolage. [1911] S83 p. 4to.
$1.00. [28570
Oy Now 18, 1911: 2 c.. Nov. 16,
1911; A 300824; Joseph Krolage mu-
sic co., Cincinnati.
[Copyright is claimed on new mat-
ter and new arrangements. |
HENLEIN’S MODERN METHOD FOR THE PI-
ANO; composed and arranged by
@harles Hienlein . . + [1911] 79 p.
Ato. $1.00. [28571
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ¢ Dec. 1, 1911;
A. 303321; Joseph Krolage music co.,
Cincinnati.
HER LITTLE BOY IN BLUE; words and
music by B. Markey. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28572
Cumec, 18) 19112, 2 ¢. Dec. 26;
1911; E 274018; Bennie Markey,
Lowell, Mass.
HERALD OF THE MORNING; Sunday
school service for Christmas, words
by Luella Leonard, music by Wil-
fred Robertson. [28573
@rOch i 1910-'2 ¢ Dec: 2: 1911:
E 271788; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia.
HERE’S THANKS TO HIM WHO MADE
ME; see Tramp songs no. 4.
HESTER, or THE SCARLET LETTER; music
drama in five acts, book by Haw-
thorne, music and libretto by C. F.
Carlson. [28574
© ak e. Dec. 14, 1911; E 272510;
Chavies Krederick Carlson, Denver.
HEUTE NUR HEUTE; words anon., music
by. T. Y. Cannon. _ [28575
© i ce Noy. 20, 1911; WH 272455;
Tracy Y. Cannon. Salt Lake City.
WINGS; short anthem for the close
of evening service, music by H.
Alexander Matthews; four part
mixed chorus with organ ace. (Oc-
tavo choruses no. 5598.) [28576
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 12, 1911;
Ei 272263; G. Schirmer, New York.
HIGHLANDMAN’S (THE) FAREWELL;
song, music by G. E. MacBean.
[28577
© PNov. 25) 19112. co Decs 1190
E 271736; Georgiana Elspeth Mac-
Bean, Chicago.
HILisipE (THE) COTTAGE BY THE
STREAM; words and music by Mrs.
J. H. Stoddard. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [28578
Gr Wee. et Olth- 2. Ca Decne
1911; HE 274116; Mrs. J. H. Stod-
dard, Preston Hollow, N. Y.
HIPPODROME (THE) SHOW; words and
music by J. F. Conway. [28579
© fh ee Dees tt, 19st B272229)-
John F. Conway, Melrose, Mass.
HLADNIK (IGN.) Ftnf fugierte fest-
spiele; von Ign. Hladnik, op. 61,
fiir orgel. obl. 8vo. [28580
© Dee. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1911;
EK 273366; Anton Bohm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
Horrr (M. R.) Two serious carols;
words from an old carol, melody by
M. R. Hofer. Contents :—O, littel
childe, come down; harmonized by
Adolf Weidig. Old Christmas hymn ;
harmonized by Calvin Cady. (Oc-
tavo ed., sacred series, no. 1207).
[28581
© Dec. 8, 1911: 2c) Dec. 11, 1911;
H) 2722382; Clayton EF. Summy co.,
Chicago.
HorMANN (RICHARD) Sixteen melo-
dious pieces; by Richard Hofmann ;
violin and piano. 1. Book 1, nos.
1-8. 2. Book 2, nos. 9-16.
[ 28582, 28585
2 ¢ each Dec.
QTE ears
© Nov. 23, 1911;
22, 1911; HE 272742,
Fischer, New York.
Zwei schtiler konzerte; von R.
Hofmann, op. 185, fiir violoncello
mit pianoforte, G-moll, no. 1.
[28584
Cy Awe: St 191" 2 eee. de tOaitt:
E 270825; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
1659
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28585
pi. TIT, Seve 6
HoFMANN (RicHARD)—Continued.
op. 186, fiir violoncello mit
pianoforte, no. 2 in G-dur. [28585
© Aug. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 1, 1911;
EH 270826; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
HOHEIT AMUSIERT SICH; operette in 3
.akten von Julius Freund, musik von
Rudolf Nelson; orchester stimmen.
[28586
. © Dec. 19, 1911; 2 c Dee. 19,
1911; E 2738468; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
HOLA HO-SIGH-GAY (Good-bye and good
luck) ; Chinese love song, words and
music by G. Jones; low voice.
[28587
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1911; E 271716;
Grahame Jones, New York.
Hoip THINE OWN; words by Fannie J.
Crosby, music by Chas. H. Marsh.
[28588
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 18,
1911; E 272516; Praise pub. co.,
Philadelphia.
HOLLY AND MISTLETOE; schottische, by
M. Greenwald; piano. [28589
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
EH 272005; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
HoLiy RAG; by R. Litzenberger ; piano.
[28590
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271967; Raymond Litzenberger,
Wilkesbarre, Pa.
HOLY NIGHT; three-part anthem, music
by Adams, arr. by H. Seymour;
women’s voices. (Octavo women’s
voices, no. 72). [28591
© Nov. 24, 1911: 2 ce Nov. 27,
1911; EH 271540; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
HOME GREETINGS; words by Alice Mat-
tullath, musie by Carl Kromer, op.
9; male chorus. (Carl Fischer’s
octavo choruses for men’s voices, no.
2019.) [28592
© Deer i6, 19a 2 Ver Dec. 422:
1911; E 272844; Carl Fischer, New
York.
Home (THE) IN OLD VERMONT; words
and musie by R. D. Stetson. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28593
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 5, 1911;
EK 271906; Rena D. Stetson, Danvers,
Mass.
HOME SWEET HOME; syncopated waltz,
by J. H. Slack, op. 3, arr. by W. C.
Williams; pf. [28594
© 1c. Nov. 29, 1911; E 272285;
Warner C. Williams, Indianapolis.
HOMELAND; from Katie did, words by
Wm. Cary Duncan, music by Karl
Hoschna, arr. by Walter L. Rosen-
berg; for female quartet. Witmark
ed. 4to. [28595
© Dec, 22; 1919): )23eepeer 23.
1911; E 272905; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
HOMELAND; music by C. A. Kaiser;
high voice. [28596
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 e Dee. 380,
1911; E 274456; Chas. A. Kaiser,
New York.
HONEY, DOES YOU LOVE YOUR SAMMY;
words by Mrs. Harry Williams, mu-
sic by Bert Carrol. [28597
© Dee. 19, 1911; 2 «@ Dee. 19,
1911; EH 272539; Edwin Schwingen-
stein, Pittsburg.
HoNEYMOON (THE) SUITE; a musical
comedy in three acts, by W. Conkie
and Mary Stevens. [28598
© 1c. Dee. 15, 1911; D 190388;
Waldo Conkie, Trinidad, Col.
HONEYSUCKLE; rag, by George Bots-
ford; piano. [28599
© Dec. 19, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 19,
1911; EH 272548; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
HorcH ES KLOPFT; advent, ged. von
Alwin Grether, musik von J. F.
Reichardt; kinderstimmen. [28600
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 30, 1911;
E 272397 ; Central pub. house, Cleve-
land.
HorRIzON BLEU; mélodie, by Frederick
Fairbanks; pf. [28601
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 16,
1911; E 272472; Hnoch & co., Paris.
HOosIANNA DEM SOHNE DAviDS (Hosan-
na to the son of David) ; words from
the Scriptures, music by Fritz Reu-
ter, ftir gemischten chor. 4to.
(Zwei biblische gesinge, no. 1.)
[28602
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 25, 1911;
EH 270878; Fritz Reuter, New Ulm,
Minn.
House (THE) THAT STOOD THE STORM ;
hymn, music by J. B. Herbert.
[28603
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 «@ Dee. 11,
1911; E 272219; Rodeheaver and
Herbert, Chicago.
1696
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
28624
no. 18, 1911
How CAN You ASK; words by Thomas
C. Minor, music by Otto Von Rima-
noczy. [28604
ie) Pec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 272027; Vocalstyle music co., Cin-
cinnati.
How bdo you DO IT, MABEL, ON TWENTY
DOLLARS A WEEK; words and music
by Irving Berlin. [28605
© Dee. 19, 1911: 2 c. Dec. 19,
1911; E 272549; Ted Snyder co.,
New York.
How FIRM A FOUNDATION; hymn an-
them, music by John B. Grant; bar.
or contr. solo and mixed chorus. (Oc-
tavo church music, no. 10152.)
[28606
(wee, 20, 1911: 2 c. Dee. 20,
1911; EH 272659; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
How I miss you; words by John Gug-
ger, music by Will Gugger. [28607
(ect 1911-2 c.. Dec. 9, 1911;
EK 272144; Gugger, Christie & Gug-
ger, Philadelphia.
How WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE LOVED;
words by William Tracey, music by
Harry Jentes. [28608
© Jan. 2, 1912: 2 c Dec. 30, 1911;
E 274507; J. Fred Helf co., New
York.
HUMORESKE; by Anton Dvorak, arr.
by Mackie-Beyer; fullorch. (Twen-
tieth century journal, no. 1498.)
[28609
©) Dec. 20,°1911; 2 c. Dee. 20,
1911; E 272669; J. W. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia.
——-—— op. 101, bearbeitet von Ro-
sario Scalero, fiir violine und piano-
Tore, no. 4. no. 2. no. 6.
[28610-28612
© Dee. 138, 1911; 2 c. each Dec.
18, 1911; E 273271-27382738; N. Sim-
rock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
mod (arr..by A. -E:. Harris;
orchestra. [28613
ewiec (23) 1911 +2 es: Dee: 28,
1911; E 274271; Cundy-Bettoney
co., Boston.
ae arr. by Frederic York; or-
gan. (Organist’s repertoire, third
Series, no. 55). [28614
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 29,
1911; E 271680; G. Schirmer, New
York.
HUMORESKE—Continued.
arr. by Frederick E. Hahn;
violin and piano. [28615
© Dee: -27." 19 2 Ve.” Dees 2,
1911; EH 274220; Theo. Presser co..
Philadelphia.
——-—— rev. and ed. by C. M. C.
[pseud. of M. Greenwald]; piano.
Simplified edition. [28616
©) Dee, 28) 1911; 2 “ce. (Ween 2s,
1911; EH 274276; De Luxe music co.,
New York.
——yon Arnoldo Sartorio, op. 693,
fiir klavier. (6 klavier-stiicke. no.
5.) ot S61e
KO Anes 29, 1911s 2 en Deca
1911; E 270785; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig.
HUMORESKE IN D-DUR; von Wilhelm
Berger, op. 58, revidiert und mit
fingersatz verschen yon Ad. Ruth-
ardt, ftir pianoforte. [28618
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 270780; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig.
HUNGARIAN FOLKS sone; fantasia,
transcribed by Oscar Rieding, op. 4,
no. 2, rev. and ed. by Leo Scher-
mann; violin and piano. [28619
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 22, 1911:
E 272768; Carl Fischer, New York.
HUNGARIAN GIPSY SONG; transcribed
by Jendé Hubay, op. 57, no. 6, rev.
and ed. by Leo Schermann; violin
and piano. [28620
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 22, 1911;
EH 272767; Carl Fischer, New York.
HUNGARIAN LOVE SONG; fantasia, tran-
scribed by Oscar Rieding, op. 4, no.
1, rev. and ed. by Leo Schermann;
violin and piano. [28621
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 22, 1911;
E 272769; Carl Fischer, New York.
HUNGARIAN POEM; by Jend Hubay, op.
76, no. 4, rev. and ed. by Leo Scher-
mann; violin and piano. [28622
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 22,1911;
E 272770; Carl Fischer, New York.
HURNDILLA; new round dance, by W.
F. Hurndall, music by 'Thurley
Beale; piano. [28623
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270898; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London,
HYACINTH; rag, by George Botsford;
piano. [28624
© Dec... 195 191k: 2. eee. 19"
1911; E 272545; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
1657
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28625
DL. EEE, DeaSowe o
HYACINTHIA; march, by Hdward
‘Trautman; piano. [28625
iG) Dec. 188191 3) oe ee wal 9),
1911; E 272563 ;,M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
HyMn (A) OF EMPIRE; words by
Arthur Conan Doyle, music by Fred-
eric H. Cowen. [28626
© Dee: 2; 19d 2c. Deew12) Tota
E 2738188; Metzler & co. (1909) ltd.,
London.
HYMNE AU PRINTEMPS; par Jaroslav
Kocian, op. 18, pour violon et piano.
(Trois piéces d’impression, no. 3.)
[28627
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 270885; G. Schirmer, New York.
HYMNE AUX AVIATEURS; daprés La
marche héroique, par C. Saint-
Saéns, op. 384; 1. Tenors et basses.
OF tet 2 sopranos.
[28628, 28629
© Dee. 20, 1911;°2 c. Dee 26,
1911; HK 273619, 273620; Durand et
cie., Paris.
I AINT GOT NOBODY; words and music
by C. EK. Brandon. St. Louis. Bran-
don & Smythe. [28630
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 13, 1911;
HH} 272312; C. E. Brandon, St. Louis.
I AM GOING BACK TO MARY; words and
music by R. C. Bagley. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28631
©; Dee. 1 M1911 2 ee Dee! 26.
1911; HE 274203; Rose Cooper Bag-
ley, Windsorville, Me.
-_
AM His; words and music by Minnie
A. Steele. [28632
© PDEs 21 19d Ea Vermbee 2.8!
1911; H 274264; I. G. Martin, Chi-
cago.
—
AM LONELY FoR you; from The pearl
maiden, by Harry Auracher; hotel
orchestra. 4to. [28633
© Deer 2 19ldlt 2 ver Decw2s.
1911; E 274822; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
lyric by Earle C. Anthony
and Arthur FEF. IKales, music by
Harry Auracher. [28634
© Dee!) 23300911 V2 iGeuDec. 26,
1911; EH 272975; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
I AM LOOKING FOR SOME ONE TO LOVE
ME? -words and music by J.) J.
Monaghan. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28635
© Dee: AS, 191d 92. ce pec: 26;
1911; E 274013; John J. Monaghan,
Norristown, Pa.
I AM ONLY A COUNTRY BOY; words and
music by Mrs. W. Parsons. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28636
© Dec. 11,, 1994; 2c ee.) 26:
1911; E 274200; Mrs. Wm. Parsons,
Oskaloosa, Kan.
.& G@ N. (PSE) wane aoa: oN:
Nugent; piano. [28637
© Dec. 30, 1911 2 erepec, 429,
1911; EH 2743893; Jessie Nelle Nugent,
Houston, Tex.
lal
[—\
BIND MY HAIR WITH SILVER; Hindu
song, words by Nelle Richmond
Eberhartt, music by Charles Wake-
field Cadman, op. 51, no. 2; high
voice. [28638
© Dec: 12, 1911> 2 -@ Wee 19,
1911; EH 272588; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
I CANNOT LEAVE DEAR DADDY; words by
Cc. A. Halle, music by Clarence
Ayres. Petersburg, N. D., Mrs. Her-
man Halle. [28639
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 29,
1911; HE 274877; Celia A. Halle,
Petersburg, N. D.
COULD TELL) 1P iF mice TE:
DARK; words and music by P. O.
Monson. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28640
© Dee. 11, 191i ewe wee 26,
1911; EH 2741938; Peder O. Monson,
Ada, Minn.
Lom!
I’D BE A BUTTERFLY; duet, words and
music by Thomas Haynes Bayly, arr.
by A. H. Ryder; soprano and alto.
[28641
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 2, 1911 ;
HK} 271816; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
I'D GIVE THE WORLD IF I COULD HAVE
you; words by Jack Strouse, music
by Ruby Cowan, arr. by Harry L.
Alford. [ 28642
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 4, 1911;
FE} 271836; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
I’D LIKE TO BE YOUR SUNSHINE TOO;
words and music by E. Viola Bar-
clay. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [28643
© Dec. 11, 19 2G Dee 26,
1911; E 274120; HK. V. Barclay, Co-
lumbus, O.
I’D LIKE TO DO SOME LOVING WITH YOU:
words by Bob Young, music by
Walter Donovan. [28644
© Dec. 8, 1911; 2-¢€. Dee, 5; 1911 ;
Ei 271971; O’Neil & Story, Boston.
1658
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
I'D LIKE TO KNOW YOUR FEELINGS;
words and music by EH. Edwards.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28645
(© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271944; Evan Edwards, New
Kensington, Pa.
ID LOVE TO LEAD A MILITARY BAND;
words by Jack Mahoney, music by
T. Morse. [28646
@ Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c« Nov. 29,
1911; EH 272079; Theodore Morse
music co., New York.
I’D LOVE TO HAVE YOU LOVE ME, AS I
LOVE YOU; words and music by
Harry D. Kerr. [28647
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2c. Nov. 29,
1911; E 271667; Vinton music pub.
co., Boston.
I’D RATHER BE A BROTHER THAN A HUS-
BAND; words and music by Eugenia
Borg. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [28648
foumee 18 1911: 2 ec. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274030; Mrs. M. E. Peter-
sen, Muskegon, Mich.
I DON’T KNOW WHy I LOVE YoU BUT I
DO DEAR JUST THE SAME; words by
Abe Freedman, music by Wm. Phe-
nig. [28649
©) eens, A911: 2c: Dec. 11, 1911;
E 272211; Phenig & Freedman,
Rochester, N. Y.
I DON’T FEEL LONELY NOW; words and
music by Bert Lee. [28650
© Oct. 18, 1911: 2 Dec. 4,1911;
EH 273005; Metzler & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
_
DREAM’T I DWELT IN MARBLE HALLS.
See Balfe (M. W.)
I DREAM’T SHE SANG HOME SWEET HOME
TO ME; words and music by G. Lam-
bert. [28651
Gi Dec 30, 1911: 2 c. Dee. 30,
1911; E 274462; Geo. Lambert, New
York. ;
I FEEL LIKE LOVIN; words and music
by K. Mack and F. Orth. [28652
er Bees 11. 1911 2- & Dees 12,
1911; E 272254; Keller Mack &
Frank Orth, Philadelphia.
I cor you STEVE; words and music by
Ed. Morton. [28653
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2c. Dee. 23, 1911:
EH 272919; Jos. M. Daly, Boston.
28662
I HATE TO SEE SEPTEMBER COME; words
and music by F. Stein. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28654
© » Dec.) 11,5 19diky 2c) Deer 26,
1911; E 274181; Frank Stein, West-
ville, I].
I HAVE A ROSE; words by Gwendolen
Paget, music by Hubert Bath; new
ed) no; 2, in EY flat [28655
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 c Dee. 7, 1911;
E 270981; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
I HEARD THE BELLS ON CHRISTMAS DAY;
words by Longfellow, music by W.
Edward Wearden. 16mo. (Stainer
& Bell’s carols, no. 10.) [28656
Ke) Dec. 45. Agia. 2 e) DeeyaG;
1911; H 2783875; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
I KIND O’LIKE ANN ARBOR; words and
music by Robert M. Toms. [28657
Now. 202) 1914: > 2.ce. Dees 2k,
1911; E 272684; University music
house, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Lom
KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVES;
words arr. by J. B. Herbert, music
by J. B. Herbert. [28658
Or Deer 20. 1910-42 es Dec ss
1911; E 272221; Rodeheaver and
Herbert, Chicago.
I KNOW YOU'RE IN LOVE WITH ME;
words and music by W. A. Eads
and H. Foerster. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [28659
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 & Dec. 5, 1911;
HY 27127; W. A. Eads and H. Foers-
ter, Cincinnati.
I LIKE YOU; words and music by H.
Saxe. [28660
©? Deer 3057 A912" el Dee. 425;
1911; KE 274894; Howard Saxe,
Cleveland, O.
I LIKE YOUR APRON AND YOUR BONNET
AND YOUR LITTLE QUAKER GOWN;
written by John P. Harrington, com-
posed by Alf J. Lawrence. [28661
© Dec 2 191i 2 es DeeuZe
1911; HE 274240; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
TV’LL ALWAYS BE THE SAME; words by
James Lamont, music by Charlotte
St. Clair. [28662
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 « Dee. 1, 1911;
E 271751; Associated music pubs. co.,
Cincinnati.
1659
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28665
ILL BE WAITING BY THE OLD MILL
STREAM; lyric by Robert L. Davis,
music arr. by Robert O’Neal. [28663
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 6, 1911;
EH 272048; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
I’LL BE WAITING FOR YOU; words and
music by J. Wolff. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [28664
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
H 271926; John Wolff, Brooklyn.
TLL BE WAITING FOR YOU IN DREAM-
LAND; words and music by C. T.
Sheets. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28665
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274211; Charles T. Sheets,
Indianapolis.
VII BREAK THE NEWS SOME DAY; words
and music by J. C. Nophsker.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28666
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26,
1911; H 274014; J. C. Nophsker,
North Warren, Pa.
I’LL SERVE HIM TO-DAY; words by C.
Benj. Hopkins, music by Chas. H.
Marsh. [28667
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 18,
1911; HE 272515; Praise pub. co.,
Philadelphia.
I LONG TO BEHOLD MY SAVIOUR; words
and music by Mrs. BH. D. Maust.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28668
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 26,
1911; EK 274179; Mrs. H. D. Maust,
McClellandtown, Pa.
I LOVE HER, YES I LOVE HER JUST THE
SAME; words and music by O. M.
Calvert. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28669 |
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 26,
1911; HE 274140; O.
Yranklin, Ind.
M. Calvert,
I LOVE LOvE; from The red widow, by
Chas. J. Gebest. Witmark ed. 1.
Guitar solo, arr. by T. P. Trinkaus.
2. Solo cornet with piano acce., arr.
by Tom Clark. 3. Solo trombone
with piano acc., arr. by Tom Clark.
[28670-28672
© Dec. 22, 1911; 2 ec. each Dec.
28, 1911; EH 272907-272909; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
pt. 1, n. s., v. 6
I LOVE LovE—Continued.
——-——lyric by Channing Pollock
and Rennold Wolf, music by Chas.
J. Gebest, arr. by T. P. Trinkaus.
1. Song with banjo ace. 2. Song
with guitar ace. [28678, 28674
© Dee. 22, 1911; 2 c each Dec.
23, 1911; E 272906, 272910; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
I LOVE THAT FLAG SO TRUE; words and
music by G. E. M. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [28675
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26,
1911; EH 274019; Miss G. E. Mullen,
Brooklyn.
I LOVE THE LorD; anthem, words from
Psalms, music by HE. S. Hosmer;
men’s voices with alto solo. (Oc-
tavo ed., no. 12208.) [28676
© Nov. 17, (oie) 2 wer wees 1,
1911; E 271761; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
I LOVE TO SEE THE PRETTY SNOW A-
FALLING ON A COLD DECEMBER’S DAY;
words by L. Kauffman, music by
Wm. Kilais. [28677
© 1e¢ Dec. 5, 1911; BE 272682;
Louis Kauffman, York.
I LOVE you; words and music by
Egon Ptitz, op. 23, no. 2. [28678
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 15,
1911; E 273300; Carl Hauser, New
York.
I LOVE YOU, MY OWN; lyric by Grant
Stewart, music by Robert Hood
Bowers. [28679
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 28,
1911; E 274295; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
I’M A MERRY YOUNG LASSIE; words by
G. F. Pennypacker, music by Parke
V. Hogan. [28680
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 e« Dec. 28,
1911; E 274870; Grace F. Penny-
packer, Philadelphia.
I’M A SOCIALIST; words and music by
D. J. Wall, arr. by Thos. R. Con-
fare. [28681
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 «@ Dec. 20,
1911; E 272602; Dan J. Wall, Chi-
cago.
I'M AWFUL SORRY THAT THE MOON HAS
EYES; words and music by H. Harris.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28682
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274215; Edward Harris,
Brooklyn.
1660
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no: 13, 1911
I’M AWFULLY GLAD THE GIRL I HAD HAS .
FOUND ANOTHER BEAU; words by J.
Brandon Walsh, music by Al. W.
Brown, arr. by Harry L. Alford.
[28683
@rNov 29, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 1,
1911; E 271883; Harold Rossiter
musie ¢co., Chicago.
I’M COMING BACK TO GOOD OLD U. S. A.;
words by F. H. Green, music by
F. Henri Klickmann. [28684
(bec) 25,1911: 2 c Dee. 28,
1911; BE 274284; Frederick H. Green,
Muscatine, Ia.
I’M COMING BACK HOME; words by
A. S. Nebur, music by A. 8S. Nebur
and Percy Block. [28685
© ic. Dee. 18, 1911; EH 272848;
Al §S. Nebur, New Orleans.
I’M GOING BACK TO DIXIE; words and
music by C. M. Dodgen. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28686
‘Om wove 20; 1911: 2.¢c. Dee. 5,
1911; EH 271914; C. M. Dodgen, At-
lanta.
I’M GOING BACK TO NEW YORK STATE;
words and music by G. H. Mullen.
[28687
© 1e¢. Dec. 2, 1911; EH 271840;
Gertrude EH. Mullen, Brooklyn.
I’M GOING TO GIVE UP DRINKING; words
and music by W. S. Eberman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28688
Cred s i, 1911: 2 ec. Dec. 26,
1911; H 274165; William S. Eber-
man, N. Wales, Pa.
| I’M HIDING IN JESUS; words and mu-
sic by Haldor Lillenas. [28689
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c Dec. 28,
1911; E 274330; W. EH. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
| I’M LONELY WHEN YOU GO AWAY; lyrics
by Dora Mai Guinther, music by
Arthur B. Long. [28690
(©) Deere, 1991+ 2 ¢. Dec. 11, 1911;
E 272207; Progressive music pub-
lishing co., Cincinnati.
_ YM LONGING FoR you; words by Flor-
|
ence Hoare, music by Charles Mar-
shall; no. 8 in A flat. [28691
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 2, 1911:
EH 270866; Boosey & co., London.
I’M MAKING A FLAG; words and music
by Bessie B. Morris. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28692
©. Dec. 11, 1911: 2 ¢. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274189; B. Bonnie Morris,
Scranton, Pa.
I’M NOT DISAPPOINTED IN JESUS; words
and music by Minnie A. Steele.
[28698
© Deer 2191 2) ec. “Wee 28;
1911; E 274265; I. G. Martin, Chi-
cago.
I’m oLD RAMESES; from The awakened
Rameses, words by Frank A. Picard,
music by Julius Wuerthner. [28694
Oy Dees 13.) 19h.) Dye. Dee. - ay:
1911; HE 272857; University of Michi-
gan union, Ann Arbor.
I’M THE CHAUFFEUR FOR CUPID; words
and music by E. Parks. [ 28695
Ke) ac! Dee. 14, 1915.5) Wy) 2722385
Elisabeth Parks, Syracuse, N. Y.
I’M WAITING FOR YOU SWEETHEART;
words and music by C. Thorpe.
[28696
OMe 50. 16tl- 2. ex Wee, 29:
1911; EK 274408; Calla Thorpe, Stock-
ton, Cal.
I MYSELF (A ja s4m); march, by Fr.
Krejéik, arr. by Louis Vitak: or-
chestra. [28697
OPNoy. 25, 1911 » 2? ¢ Deed, 1911:
EK 2717381; Georgi & Vitak, Chicago.
I NE’ER COULD LOVE ANOTHER GIRL AS [
LOVE YOU; words by C. F. Lawrence,
music by Grace Pickert. [28698
© Dec. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 27,
1911; E 274241; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
I NEVER KNEW I LOVED YOU UNTIL YOU
SAID GOODBYE; written by Worton
David, composed by R. Penso. Lon-
don, Von Tilzer music ¢co., ltd.
[28699
O.-bee. 2b 1914 2c) Deci2L
1911; E 278524; Von Tilzer music
co., New York.
I’SE HAPPY BECAUSE I’SE SAMBO JONES;
words and music by M. Yarnell Wad-
dell. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [28700
Cy Deed, AS 2c. Dee: +26;
1911; EH 274183; Mamie Y. Waddell,
Lancaster, Cal.
I SHALL BE SATISFIED; hymn, words
and music by HE. S. Lorenz. [28701
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 15, 1911;
EF 272351; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
I THINK OF HOME AND MOTHER WHEN
IT’S CHRISTMAS TIME; words by
Earle C. Jones, music by Chas. N.
Daniels. [28702
© Dee: 16, 1911" 26> Weesere:
1911; EH 272467; Jerome H. Remick
& co., Detroit.
1661
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28705
pt. Tyee ws
I THOUGHT OF YOU; words by Albert
E. Bennett, music by Leo Cohnreich ;
in B flat. [28703
© Dee*2; 1911 2 ce Deewi2. 1911
E 273208; Leonard & co., London.
I UNDERSTAND YOU CLEARLY; words and
music by Charles Arthur, op. 25;
soprano. [28704
© Dee 5, 1911: 2c. Dee! 22) 1911;
EK 272772; Carl Fischer, New York.
I’vE A LONGING FOR THE DEAR OLD
HMERALD ISLE; words by Haven Gil-
lespie, music by Lloyd Kidwell.
[28705
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2c. Dec. 1, 1911;
EK 271752; Associated music pubs.
co., Cincinnati.
I’VE HEARD THAT BEFORE; from Vera
Violetta, lyric by Harold Atteridge,
music by Louis A. Hirsch and Mel-
ville J. Gideon. [28706
Ober 2 Ieable Boe Dees 5), iene
E 271983; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
I’VE NEVER HAD A SWEETHEART; March
two-step, from The heart breakers,
by Melville J. Gideon and Harold
Orlob, arr. by Sol. Levy; orchestra.
Ato. [28707
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 2, 1911;
EK 271780; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
IV’VE THE DEAREST LITTLE GIRL; Words
by Z. N. Decker, music by Clifton
Kieth. Long Branch, N. J., Keith’s
musie publishing house. [28708
Gy Wee Qi 19th 2 ce. Wee. 22,
1911; BE 272865; Z. N. Decker, Long
Brame Ns,
I WANT A REGULAR MAN; from The
Wall street girl, by Hapgood Burt,
arr. by T. P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus;
mandolin orchestra. [28709
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c Dec. 19,
1911; EH 272564; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
I WANT A SAVIOUR LIKE JESUS; words
by James Rowe, music by E. T. Hil-
debrand. [28710
Tn Ones pre el Oden eee.
1911; E 272884; BH. T. Hildebrand,
Roanoke, Va.
I WANT A UNIFORM; Military march,
recruit song, words and music by
Fr. V. A. Flannery. [28711
Ot ie. Nove 21. Wolsey 27202
Frederic V. A. Flannery, Detroit.
|
I WANT SOMEBODY TO SEE ME HOME;
written and composed by Fred. God-
frey. [28712
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 20,
1911; E 278477; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
I WANT SOMETHING NEW TO PLAY
WITH; words by Will D. Cobb, music
by Gus Edwards, arr. by Frank
Sadler. [28713
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 28, 1911:
E 274808 ; Song review co., inc., New
York.
I WANT TO BE A REGULAR RAH RAH BOY;
by Matt Sullivan; orch. 4to.
[28714
© Dec. 1, 1401te 2 capecea a9 ta):
Ei 272208; A. C. Harriman co., Bos-
ton.
I WANT TO HAVE A LOOK AT DEAR OLD
Lonpon; words by J. P. Harring-
ton, music by John Neat. [28715
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 4, 1911;
EK 270899; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
I WANT TO TELL YOU SOMETHING; from
The Quaker girl, by Clifton Craw-
ford; hotel orchestra. 4to. [28716
©, Dee. 22, AS1t 2ie: wee. 23:
1911; E 272911; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
—-— lyric and music by Clifton Craw-
ford. [28717
© Dee. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1911;
EH) 272142; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
I WAS DANCING AROUND WITH MATILDA;
written and composed by William
Hargreaves. [28718
© Dee: 20, 190i 52 ee Wee, 20:
1911; E 273478; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
I WAS GLAD WHEN THEY SAID UNTO
ME; full anthem, words from
Psalms, music by John B. Grant.
(Octavo church music, no. 10149).
[28719
© Dec. 18, 19tt. 2 en Wee. 18:
1911; E 272488; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
I wisH I WAS A LITTLE BIRD; words
and musie by R. S. Foster. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28720
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. Dee. 5, 1911;
EH 271955; R. S. Foster, Morrisville,
INS Ne
1662
7
, MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
| ICARE ;
leaux, poéme de Henri Cain, musique
‘no. 13, 1912
28739
'I WONDER IF SHE’S STILL A FRIEND OF
MINE; words by Billy Smythe, mu-.
sic by C. HE. Brandon. St. Louis,
Brandon & Smythe. [28721
fence 20, 1911:'2 c. Dec. 13,
o90t =) 272311; C. H. Brandon, St.
Louis.
| I WOULD KIND 0’ LIKE TO MARRY YOU;
leap year romance, words and music
by Edward Heber; medium voice.
[28722
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 271742; Eber C. Hamilton, Frank-
tim, Pa.
épopée lyrique en trois tab-
de Henry Deutsch, arr. de Camille
Erlanger; partition piano et chant.
[28728
| © Dee. 22, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 28,
| eoll: 19022; .G. Astruc & Co.,
Paris.
| IDELLA SCHOTTISCHE; by Fred Lus-
tt.) Orehestra. 2.
[ 28724, 28725
comb. Military
band. 4to.
| © Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c. each Nov.
| Bo Aon BL 21614, 271675; J. W.
Pepper & son, Philadelphia.
IDLE HOURS; nocturne, by Walter
| Rolfe: piano. [28726
@ Deer4 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
| E 271981; M. Witmark & sons, New
|e york.
|Ipy“ti (AN) OF AUTUMN; by J. Frank
| Leve, op. 21, no. 1; piano. [28727
}
(| OLmec. 28.1911; 2 e Dec. 29,
1911; E 274898; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York:
\)
IDYLLE; by Alfred A. Oberndorfer, op.
, od, no. 13 piano. [28728
@eNow. (27,,1911; e. Nov. 29,
1911; H 271707; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
92
hod
‘Ie; words and music by B. Neilson.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
| [28729
| © Dee. 11, 1911; e. Dee. 26,
| 1911; E 274128: Bessie Neilson,
| Keeler, Sask., Canada.
9
a
| words and music by C. A. R. Ben-
edict, arr. by Clara McCune. [28730
© Nov. 5, 1911; 2.c. Nov. 9, 1911:
E 272601; Charles A. R. Benedict,
Edwardsville, Tl.
IF ALL MY DREAMS WERE MADE OF GOLD
I’>D BUY THE WORLD FOR YoU; by
George Christie, arr. by Tom Clark;
cornet with pf. ace. [287381
©); Dee. 214.) POIs en Die 12:
1911; EH 272259; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
9
a
solo trombone with pf.
ace. [28732
©). Dee 14 "9914's tare. Deer Ae:
1911; H 272687; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
IF DOUGHTY DEEDS MY LADY PLEASE;
four part song, words by R. Graham
of Gartmore, music by H. Alexan-
der Matthews; chorus for mixed
voices a cappella. (Octavo choruses,
no. 5590. ) [28733
9
snd
© Dec. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 9, 1911;
E 272130; G. Schirmer, New York.
IF EVERY HOUR WERE A DAY; words by
Alfred Bryan, music by Fred Fisch-
er, arr. by Eugene Platzmann.
[28734
@y Deets 9tls.9 ec. Dee. Ay 1901:
E 271787; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
3)
—
IF I HAD A HUNDRED HEARTS; from The
heart breakers, by Harold Orlob,
arn, by LE. Ps and Geo: J... Trinkgus:
mand. orch. | 28735
(GO. Dee 14 Att: 2) .¢. Dean ds:
1911; H 272375; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
arr. by Tom Clark. 1. Solo
cornet with piano ace. (2. Solo trom-
bone with piano acc. [28736
© Wee. A8., 1914: 2 c. each Dec.
19, 1911: BH 272565, 272566; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. ;
—— waltz, from The heart breakers,
by Harold Orlob, arr. by Sol. Levy;
orchestra. 4to. [28737
© Dee 1. AOL 2c. Dec, 2 Tot:
E 271779; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
Ir I HADN’T HAD YOU MY DEAR; words
by Esther M. Clark, music by Thur-
low Lieurance. [28738
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 20,
1911; E 272660; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Ir I ONLY HAD A LITTLE HOME AND
you; words and music by F. Coll-
yer. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [28739
@ie Dee. 115 191ts2 .c) Deere;
1911; E 274092; Frank Collyer,
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
1663
OALALOGUEH OF COPYRIGHT BNITRIES
28740
pt. 111, 1. 'S., v. @ 4
IF I ONLY HAD A SWEETHEART JUST FOR
A DAY; words and music by Mrs. C.
Hale. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [28740
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c@ Dee. 5,
1911; H 271888; Mrs. Clifford Hale,
Anamosa, Ia.
IF ONE LITTLE GIRL LOVES ME; from The
pearl maiden, by Harry Auracher;
hotel orchestra. 4to. [28741
©) Dec.w2t; 1911-26) Wee, 28,
1911; EH 274821; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
lyric by Harle C. Anthony
and Arthur F. Kales, music by
Harry Auracher. [28742
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c Dec. 26,
1911; E 272976; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
IF ONE SHOULD ASK; words by Chas.
Hanson Towne, music by Blair Fair-
ee
child, op. 25. (A Baghdad lover,
no. 4.) [28743
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 7, 1911;
HK 272067; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
IF THEY’RE GOOD ENOUGH TO FIGHT
THEY’RE GOOD ENOUGH
words by Henry Cunningham, music
by Paul Eugene, arr. by [Eugene
Platzmann | [28744
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 c Dec. 14,
1911; H 272340; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
IF YE ABIDE IN Me; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by George B.
Nevin; mixed voices. (Octavo ed.,
no. 12228). [28745
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 18,
1911; EH 272528; Oliver Ditson -co.,
Boston.
Ir YOU HAVE A WORK TO DO; words by
Mrs. GC. D. Martin, music by W.
Stillman Martin. [28746
© Dec. 22, 1911; 2 c Dec. 20,
1911; E 2726384; Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick, Philadelphia.
IF YOU TALK IN YOUR SLEEP, DON’T
MENTION MY NAME; words by A.
Seymour Brown, music by Nat D.
Ayer. [28747
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ¢«. Nov. 29,
1911; E 271702; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
ILLUMINATIONS; waltz by Frank Bar-
rymore; piano. [28748
@ Dec: 45) 1911-2 cy Dees 16,
1911; E 273897; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
TO DINE}.
IMPERIAL Missouri; words by M. F. (i
B. Loving, music by Sydney Collins. |
[28749 ||
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c Dec. 20, |
1911; E 272595; Mabel Florence B. |
SVO. .
Loving, St. Joseph, Mo.
IMPRESSIONS D’AUTOMNE;
orchestre,
Ato.
avec
EK 270912; HK. Gaudet, Paris.
IMPROMPTU.
Impromptu, See Moszkowski (M.)
IN A CHILD’S HEART; text by Ed. Tes-
chemacher, music by A. Von Ahn |
[28751 |
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2c. Dec. 1, 1911 ;)4
Carse; organ acc.
E 270856 ; Boosey & co., London.
IN A MOTOR BOAT WITH YoU; words and |
[28752 |
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 18, |
1911; E 272525; Harold D. Holden, »
music by H. D. Holden.
Hartford, Conn.
IN AFTER YEARS; words and music by |
EK. EF. Fryburger.
Kirkus Dugdale co.
Washington, H.
Denver.
In BETHLEHEM EIN KINDELEIN; dichter |
unbekannt, musik von F. Reuter, fur |
minnerchor. 4to.
no. 1.)°
HE 270877; Fritz Reuter, New Ulm,
Minn.
In BEULAH LAND; words by N. A. Mc-
Aulay, music by Samuel W. Beaz-
ley. [28755
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ¢e. Dec. 28,
1911; E 274833; W. EH. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
In CANAAN; hymn, words by Robert
Keeler, music by G. Bennard.
© May 22, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 29,
1911; HE 274426; George Bennard,
Albion, Mich.
IN CANDY LAND; waltz, by Pierre Ren-
ard; piano. [28757
[28756 |
esquisse |
musicale, par Edouard Mathé, pour |
piano-conducteur. |
[28750 |
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 @. Dec. 4, 1911; |
See Jugend-erinnerungen. |
[287538 ‘
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, |
1911; H 274022; Frank I. Fryburger, |
(Zwei alte lieder, |
[28754 |
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2c Noy. 25, 1911; |
—
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 ce Dee. 11,
1911; H 272185; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
1664
| MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
28776
| IN FANCY’S BOWER; poem by Virginia
K. Logan, music by F. K. Logan; in
B flat. [28758
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 271715; Frederic Knight Logan,
Oskaloosa, Ia.
IN GOTTES HAUSE; ged. und musik
von Alwin Grether; kinderstimmen.
[28759
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 272393; Central pub. house, Cleve-
land. ;
|
'In JUNE; poem by Lucy Morris, music
| by Arthur Bergh, op. 7, no. 1.
| [28760
ev. 22, 1911- 2 « Dee. 22,
| 1911; E 272773; Carl Fischer, New
| York.
_IN LIFE’S SUNSET; words and music by
Melissa Frances Ellis. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28761
ewer 44 1911: 2 c. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274153; M. F. Ellis, Lowell.
In Lovers’ LANE; dialogue, by Leo
Oehmler, op. 180; piano. [28762
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2c. Dec. 1, 1911;
FE 271762; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
IN MODO SCARLATTI; by Leo Ornstein,
op. 10, no. 4; pf. [28763
ioeweeret 1914- 2 ce. Dee:' 21,
1911; E 272694; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston,
| In MY LITTLE COTTAGE HOME; words
and music by W. Ethell. Washing-
+ ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28764
OnWee As, 1911: 2 « Dee. 26,
1911; E 274001; William Ethell,
Philo, O.
IN MY NEW AEROPLANE; words and
music by H. W. Snyder. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28765
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271934; H. W. Snyder, Waldron,
Kans.
IN oLD NORMANDY; dance caprice, by
Arthur Wellesley; piano. (Five
tone lyrics, no. 4.) [28766
feymec: 71, 1911+ -2 +c. Dee: 21.
1911; EH 273522; Whaley, Royce &
co., ltd., Toronto, Canada.
IN COLE ARKANSAW; characteristic, by
Chas. Zimmerman; orch. [28767
© Dec. 8, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 272157; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
IN OUR AIRY AEROPLANE; words by
Hazel M. Lockwood, music by L. W.
Lockwood. Pipestone, Minn. [28768
©) Dee, 11>" 19tt > 2" er Dee 14,
1911; E 272178; Lee W. Lockwood,
Pipestone, Minn.
IN PRIDE OF May; madrigal, poem by
Weelkes, music by Will C. Macfar-
lane; mixed voices. Svo. (Chicago
madrigal club, no. 6.) [28769
© Dec. 23, 1911: 2 @ Dee. 26,
1911; E 272983; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago.
IN SLUMBERLAND; berceuse, by Rich.
Czerwonky; violin and piano.
[28770
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 22
1911; E 272774; Carl Fischer, New
York.
IN SOCIETY; gavotte, by Walter Rolfe;
piano. [28771
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
EK 271982; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
In SoOuTHLAND; from The old folks
at home, fantasia, by Walter F.
Vreeland; guitar solo. [28772
Oe Dee: (23, 4911-2. Dee 29:
1911; E 274444; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
IN TE SPERAVI; par FE. de La Tombelle,
a 2 voix égales. Partition avec orgue
ace. [28773
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2c. Dec. 18, 1911;
E 2734381; jJanin fréres, Lyon,
France.
IN THAT CROWNING DAY; words and
musie by A. Taylor. [28774
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 22, 1911;
E 272877; Austin Taylor, Weather-
ford, Tex.
IN THE BARN-LOFT; mazurka-caprice, by
Marie Crosby; piano. [28775
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 272006; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
IN THE BEAUTY OF THE TWILIGHT;
words by M. L. McConn, music by
Chauncey Haines. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [28776
©. Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ec, Dee 26;
1911; E 274050; Margaret L. Mc-
Conn, Arkansas City, Kan.
1665
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7
2877
IN THE BEGINNING WAS THE WORD;
Christmas anthem, words from the
Bible, music by D. D. Wood; tenor
solo and chorus. 4to. [28777
© Decisis 195i ee Wee 14:
1911; BE 272387; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
IN THE CHURCHYARD WHERE THEY LAY;
words and music by ©. M. Masters.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28778
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271867; Cora May Masters, Sche-
nectady, N. ne
IN THE CITY OF DETROIT; words and
music by F. V. A. Flannery. [28779
© 1¢ Nov. 21, 1911; H 272120;
Frederic V. A. Flannery, Detroit.
IN THE DEAR OLD HUDSON VALLEY;
words by Andrew J. Oulton, music
by Geo. Webber. [28780
K Dee, 14,1911) 2 cc. Dee, 14,
1911; EH 272941; Andrew J. Oulton,
Kingston, N. Y.
IN THE FLOWERY MONTH OF May;
words and music by L. McCully.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28781
©. Wee. 1d, 19a 2c.) Dec.» 26,
1911; E 274207; Lena McCully, Mi-
lan, Mo.
IN THE GARDEN; by Chas. Schuetze;
harp. [28782
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1911;
EH 272131; G. Schirmer, New York.
words by Arthur
Ade Davis.
[28783
2. Dee 11, 191:
Stern & co., New
IN THE GLOAMING;
Gillespie, music by Geo.
© Dec. 9, 1911;
BH) 272204; Jos. W.
York.
OLD MISSOURL FAR
ONDISTO Eo nyee an ies
H. Kirkus
IN THE HILLS OF
AWAY; words and
Crawford. Washington,
Dugdale co. [28784
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 5, 1911;
H 271870; William Crawford, Paw-
nee, Okl.
IN THE KING’S HIGHWAY;
KH. EH. Hewitt,
Beazley.
©” Dec. 20) 1911" 2
1911; E 274835; W. E.
man, Indianapolis.
words by
music by Samuel W.
[28785
ey Wee, 28,
M. Hackle-
IN THE LAND OF PLAY; a cycle of chil-
dren’s songs in three groups, by
Grace and Ruth Reddy. [28786
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c Dec 20m)
1911; E 272611; Gamble hinged mu- |
Sic CO., Chicago.
IN THE LAND OF THE SKY; waltz, by
H. A. Friedlander, arr. by Otto BH.
Herrmann; pf. Asheville, N. C.,
Atlas music pub. co.
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 19113
E 272111; Hannah L. Friedlander,
Asheville, N. C.
IN THE LITTLE Bic -HOoRN
words by EH. M. Pool, musie by Ar-
thur A. Penn. [28788
Dec. 14, 1911; 2 c Dec. 14,
1911; E 272940: E. M. Pool, Hobart,
Ok.
IN THE PARK, AFTER DARK; written and
composed by Gordon Stretton, Sid-
ney Davis and TIT. W. Thurban.
[28789
© Dec. 14,°19115"2 ee Dec. 148
1911; E 278296; Francisy “Day &
Hunter, London. :
IN THE SHADOW OF THE PRETTY CHIL-
LIWACK HILLS; words and music by
Kk. Lien. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28790
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 & Dee. 5, 1911;
EK 271862; Katie ‘Lien, Rosedale,
Bar:
IN THE SUN; intermezzo, by M. R.
Steiner; piano. [28791
©: Dec. 14) 19112752 ep Dee. 14:
1911; BE 2738297: Prancs; Day &
Hunter, London.
IN THE VALLEY oF MOoONTBIJOU; words
by M. E. Rourke, music by Jerome
D. Kern. [28792
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c.’-Dee. 2, 1911;
HW 27181l; TT Bs Harms eG Francis:
Day & Hunter, New York.
IN VIRGINIA; words and music by G.
W. Shepherd. Norfolk, Va., Steger
music co. [287938
©’ Nov. 28) Tide wer Non. 29)
1911; E 271668; Grace Willard Shep-
herd, Norfolk, Va.
INCENSE; morceau characteristic, by
G. EH. Holmes; band. 4to. | 28794
© Nov. % 1911s) 2 ear ieq 1G:
1911; EH 272480; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ja.
1666
F
[28787
Dt. ae aes a
VALLEY 33]
INNOCENCE WALTZES;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
28s14-
no. 18, 1911
INDIAN COURTSHIP; words and music
by John Paul. [28795
wee. 29, 1911; °2 c. - Dee, 29,
1911; E 274378; Charles H. Reich-
art, Richmond Hill, N. Y.
INDIAN (THE) MAID [and] CALM BE
THY SLEEP; poem by Thomas Moore,
music by A. M. Foerster, op. T4,
mee and 2. [28796
Prec. 626, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 27,
1911; EK 274227; Adolph M. Foerster,
Pittsburg.
INDISPENSABLE (L’); a complete mod-
ern school for the flute, by Leonardo
de Lorenzo. English and Italian
text. [28797
© Noy. (sgt: 2 c. Dec. 22,
1911; E 272820; Carl Fischer, New
York.
INDOVINA, INDOVINELLO; versi di A.
Carini, musica di F. Romagnoli.
[28798
Sa ieee. t 1911: 2 c. Dec: 118,
1911; E 273412; Giuseppe Curatoli,
Naples.
syncopated, by
T. G. Downs; pf. [28799
©u Dee, 12, 1911>..2.¢. Dee: 13,
1 Bw. 272290: Teel Garrett
Downs, San Augustine, Tex.
INSURGENTES; two-step por Jorge F.
Lange, para piano. [28800
© Noy 4, 1911: 2 & Dee 16,
1911; E 273379; Breitkopf & Hir-
tel, New York.
INTERLUDE, SUR UN VIEIL AIR ANGLAIS;
by Gustay Ferrari, edited by A.
Eaglefield Hull; organ. (Augener’s
edition, book 1, no. 10221.) [28801
Wace set Old = 2-4. Dee,’ 115,
1911; E 273318; Augener, lItd., Lon-
don.
INTERMEDIO; par Joaquin Cassado,
pour orchestre, avec piano-conduc-
teur. Ato. [28802
© Dec. 2: 1911 >; 2c. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270911; E. Gaudet, Paris.
INTERMEZZO. See Mascagni (P.)
INTERMEZZO PITTORESQUE; par Jaroslay
Kocian, op. 18, pour violon et piano.
(Trois piéces d’impression, no. 2.)
[28803
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 270886; G. Schirmer, New York.
arr. by AI-
Contents :—
INTERNATIONAL GAVOTTE;
fred B. Frank; orch.
Battle cry of freedom, [and] The
nose, the man and woman. [28804
@-1ce: ‘Dee, 8 191s) Hh 2T2283 :
Gustavus S. Granlund, Detroit.
INTRODUCTORY COURSE SCIENCE OF PIANO
PLAYING; by G. R. Combs. [28805
©: Dec. 229s 190 +2" Dee. 28.
1911; E 274848; Gilbert Raynolds
Combs, Philadelphia.
INTROITS (THE); for use in Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church services, musi-
cal setting by E. Schmauk. Book 2.
[28806
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1911;
EK 274458; Emanuel Schmauk,
Brooklyn.
INVIOLATA; par Daniel Fleuret, prose
a 3 voix égales.. Partition avec
orgue acc. [28807
i) Wee 1G: Tot Be Dee: As:
1911; E 273482; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
INVITATION RAG; by Les. C. Copeland;
pf. [28808
©: Dec. 20, 1911: 2ce; Bee oe
1911; E 272604: Jerome H. Remick
& co., Detroit.
IRENE; two step rag, by K. EF. Euper;
pf. Los Angeles. M. M. Daley.
[28809
©. Dee 414, 1911: 2 ¢. Wee 29,
1911; E 274451; Karl Francis Euper,
Los Angeles.
IRISH (THE) BRIGADE MARCH; by John
W. Casto; band. 4to. [28810
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 16, 1911;
E 272431; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
IRRESISTIBLE RAG; by L. T. Thomas;
pf. [28811
ct € Dee, 9. Tot = i 2727178;
Lewis T. Thomas, Washington.
Is IT RIGHT; words and music by W. G.
Fortney. [28812
te) Dee. 43)" 1911s 92)es Dee: 19;
1911; E 272540; W. G. Fortney, San
Francisco.
Is IT WELL WITH YOUR SOUL TO-DAY;
words and music by G. Bennard.
[28813
@ 3c 8h 1911-2 ./2. e:) Dees -29;
1911; E 274430; George Bennard, A1l-
bion, Mich.
IS THE WORLD ANY BETTER FOR YOU;
words and music by U. Camp.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28814
On Des: 14s) AGELESS. 2 ee. Mee — 26:
1911; E 274201; Virginia Camp,
Covington, Ga.
1667
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28815
pt. Ina Ss v6
IS THERE ANOTHER GIRL LIKE MOTHER;
words and music by B. B. Phillips.
[28815
©) Dee! 21; 1914-2) eco Dee) 19,
1911; E 272548; Byron B. Phillips,
Gouldsboro, Pa.
ISABELLE WALTZ; by M. Miley; pf.
[28816
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1911;
EH 272614; Maybelle M. Miley, North
Jackson, O.
ISLAND (THE) OF ROSES AND LOVE;
words by Earle C. Jones, music by
Neil Morét. [28817
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 80,
1911; E 274435; J. H. Remick & co.,
New York.
IT 1s NoT ALWAYS May (No hay pa-
jaros en los nidos de antafio); part
song, words by H. W. Longfellow,
music by Sydney Thomson; two
equal voices. [28818
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 11, 1911;
EH 272215; Wm. Maxwell music co.,
New York.
IT ISN’T RAINING RAIN TO ME; words by
Robert Loveman, music by Lewis
Carey. [28819
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 7, 1911;
H 270982; Boosey & co., London.
IT REMINDS ME OF DAYS IN DIxXIrR
LAND; words by J. M. Cullen, music
by Ferd E. Mierisch. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28820
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 5, 1911;
EH 271899; James M. Cullen, Chi-
cago.
It’s A LONG LANE THAT HAS NO TURBN-
Inc; from Around the world; by
Manuel Klein, arr by T. P. and Geo.
J. Trinkaus; mandolin orchestra.
[28821
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 19,
1911; WH 272567; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
It’s GOT TO BE DONE; written and com-
posed by F. J. Barnes and R. P.
Weston. [28822
© Dee. 19, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 19,
1911; EH 273464; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
IT’S NICE TO BE IN LOVE WITH YOU;
words by Mrs. Harry Williams,
music by EH. F. Schwingenstein.
[28823
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 9, 1911;
EH 272138; Hdwin Schwingenstein,
Pittsburg.
It’s TIME TO TELL YOU ALL GOOD BYE;
words and music by Harry C. El-
dridge. Franklin O. Eldridge enter-
tainment house. [28824
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 12,
1911; HE 272250; H. C. Eldridge,
Franklin, O.
ITALIA MIA; by V. Spadea; solo B flat
cornet. [28825
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 28,
1911; H 274324; Vincenzo Spadea,
New York.
——versi di Francesco Feola, musica
di H. Tagliaferri. [28826
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
EH 273500; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
ITALIAN ROMEO; words and music by
Gus Edwards, arr. by Frank Sad-
dler. [28827
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1911;
E 274807; Song review co., ine., New
York.
ITALIAN SONGS; march, arr. by Frank
A. Panella; full band. Fischer ed.
4to. [28828
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 22,
1911; EK 272775; Carl Fischer, New |}
York. “iq
JACINTA; Selection from the opera, by
Heinrich Berté, arr. by August C.
Ely; piano. [28829
© Dec. 23, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 26,
1911; EH 272999; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
JACOB (GEORGES) Quatorze piéces;
par G. Jacob, pour harmonium.
Contents — Entrées. — Hlévations. —
Communions.—Sorties.— Offertoires.
[28830
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 12, 1911;
E 273254; Loret fils, et H. Freytag,
Paris.
JAGDLIED (Hunting song) ; see Jugend-
erinnerungen.
JAMES (THE) WHITCOMB RILEY CON-
CERT WALTZES; by C. H. Campbell;
piano. . [28831
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 29.
1911; E 274890; Cora Hall Camp-
bell, Caney, Kans.
JAQUES-DALCROzZE (H.) Drei kleine
tinze (Three little dances) ; von FE.
Jaques-Dalcroze; pf. Nr. 1, 2 und 8.
[28832-28834
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. each Dee. 4,
1911; E 270939-270941; D. Rahter,
Leipzig.
1668
|| JESU FRAGA.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1913
28852
JE N’SAIS COMMENT; sur la célébre
chanson américaine. Every little
movement, tirée de Madame Sherry,
paroles frangaises de Lucien Boyer.
musique de Karl Hoschna. [28835
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 12, 1911:
E 273242; Max Eschig, Paris.
chant seul. [28836
=) Dee, 20. 1911; 2 c Dee. 26,
1911; E 273622; Max Eschig, Paris.
JE VOUDRAIS ETRE; poésie de M.
Ephrussi, musique de Marcel Lattés.
[28837
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1911;
E 273245; L. Grus et cie., Paris.
JERRY Moran; by Eddie Newton, arr.
by G. H. Reeves; full band. Fischer
ed. 4to. [28838
= Wee 16), 1911: 2 & Dee. 22,
1911; E 272776; Carl Fischer, New
York.
a
arr. by Paul Henneberg; or-
ehestra with piano ace. 4to.
[28839
iv ts, 19J1- 2 ec. Dec. 22,
1911; E 272777; Carl Fischer, New
York.
JESU DULCIS MEMORIA; motet for four-
part chorus, by Tomas Luis da
Vittoria, ed. by Frank Damrosch,
rev. by Nicola A. Montani; mixed
yoices a cappella. Schirmer octavo
ed. [28840
& Dee 2, 1911: 2c Dec. 26,
1911; E 272957; G. Schirmer, New
York.
See Mendelssohn-Bar-
tholdy (J. L. F.)
JESUS LOVER OF MyY SOUL!
words by Chas. Wesley, music by
Robert A. Foss; baritone solo and
mixed voices. 4to. (Sacred com-
positions, no. 11.) [28841
eet 44.4911: .2 ¢: Dee: 14,
1911; E 272335; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
anthem,
JESUS IS ALWAYS AT HAND; words by
N. A. MecAulay, music by Samuel
W. Beazley. [28842
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2-c. Dee. 28,
1911; E 274338; W. E. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
_JESUS LEAD ME THROUGH THE SHAD-
ows; words by W. M. Kennedy, mu-
sic by Carl Demangate. [28843
© Dec. 13, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 16, 1911;
E 273376; Will M. Kennedy, Sche-
nectady, N. Y.
JESUS, MEIN ERLOSER, LEBET (Jesus,
my Redeemer, liveth); Osterhalle-
luja, by H. B. Proehl; mi&nnerchor.
(Festgesinge, no. 17.) [28844
© “Dee. “26, 198i 2 /e. Dee 27,
1911; E 274233; H. B. Proekl; Chi-
cago.
JESUS ONLY; words and musie by Min-
nie A. Steele. [28845
© Dee. 27, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 28,
1911; E 274266; I. G. Martin, Chi-
cago.
JESUS THOU My SAVIOR ART; words by
M. E. Walborn, music by Len Flem-
ing. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [28846
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271896; Mary E. Walborn, Myers-
town, Pa.
JESUS WILL NOT FAIL; words by Stella
May Thompson, music by E. T. Hil-
debrand. [28847
© Apr. 14, 1911; 2 e Dee. 18,
1911; E 272885; E. T. Hildebrand,
Roanoke, Va.
JESUS WILL SAVE; words by E. E. Hew-
itt, music by Samuel W. Beazley.
[28848
(Dee. 22. 1911+. 2.2) Dee o28
1911; E 272635; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia.
JEU D’EAU (Play of the water); by
Alfred A. Oberndorfer, op. 6: piano.
[28849
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 6, 1911;
E 272053; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
JEWELL (A) FROM PARADISE; words
and music by R. M. Millard. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28850
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2c. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271871; Robert M. Millard, Eau
Claire, Wis.
JINX RAG; by L. P. Gibson, arr. by
Artie Matthews; pf. [28851
© Dee. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 11, 1911;
HL 272216; Lucian .P; Gibson, SEé.
Louis.
JOHNSON’S (NAT) RAG; by Nat John-
son; pf. [28852
© Deel 16,0 19tt: 2 ea Wee 25.
1911; E 2729338; Forster music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
1669
24026—11——_5
_ _— eee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28853
pt. 10, oesGi v.06
Jorr DE VIVRE; valse, by Olga Rudd,
arr. by Arthur Wood; orchestra. 4to.
[28853
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 19,
1911; E 273458; Chappell & co., ltd.,
_ London.
JOKER (THE); characteristic march,
- by M. L. Lake; orchestra and piano
Hace. VAt0: [28854
© Dec, 20; 1911-7 2 %e ec 22.
1911; EH 272778; Carl Fischer, New
York.
JOLLY WINTER; vocal polka, words by
Victor Bede, music by Charles Vin-
~ cent, ed. by Frederic H. Ripley and
- H. L. Heartz; soprano and alto.
(Stanhope ed., no. 157.) [28855
> © Nov. 28, 1911; 2c. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 271856; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
JOLLY (A) YACHTING PARTY; a descrip-
tive little sketch, by H. Engelmann;
piano solo. [28856
© Dee 20; 1A91ts22) caubecs22.
1911; H 272779; Carl Fischer, New
York.
JoY (THE) OF THE LORD; words by
Mrs. C. D. Martin, music by W.
Stillman Martin. [28857
© Ween 22.7 19td - oe Dee 20,
1911; EK 2726386; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia.
JOY RAG; two step, by Jay Roberts; pf.
[28858
) Dec) 1s, 19d We ee Weer 23.
1911; E 272935; Forster music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
Joy (A) RIDE ON THE WATER WAGON;
words and music by W. H. Fenton.
[28859
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1911;
E 272300; Will H. Fenton, Rimers-
burg, Pa.
JOYEUSE POLKA; par L. Blasi, op. 119,
pour piano. [28860
©: Dec, 167 190s 727 co Dee. 418:
1911; EH 273426; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice.
JOYFUL
(R. A.)
J UGEND-ERINNERUNGEN (Memories of
youth); von Ernst J. Bremner;
piano. 1. Jagdlied (Hunting song),
2. Menuett (Minuet). 3. Impromptu.
4. Reigen (Round dance). 5.
Schlummerliedchen (Lullaby).
[28861-28865
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
BH 2709382-270934, 270936, 270987 ;
Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
PEASANT. See Schumann
JULIA’S VOICE; words and music by
W. W. Moore. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [28866
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271951; Warren W. Moore, Moody,
Tex.
JUNE ROSES; waltz, by L. Barrette;
piano. [28867
© Jan. 2, 1912 2 e, Dee: 29, 1911:
HE 274409; Loza Barrette, Swanton,
Vite
JUNIOR (THE) ILLUSTRATED PIANO
METHOD; compiled by G. Molineux;
Dated: [28868
© Nov. 28, 1911;.2 ec. Nov. 28,
1911; EK 271695; Geo. Molineux, New
York.
JUST A TWO STEP DEARIE; words and
music by John Paul. [28869
© Dec. 30, 1911: 2.¢. Dec. 30,
1911; E 274459; Chas. H. Reichert,
Richmond Hill, N. Y.
JusT AS I AM; words by Charlotte
Elliott, music by Jean Bohanan.
[28870
© Dee, 1, 19 2 rew Dee. 15,
1911; EH 272588; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
JUST AS LONG AS THE SWANEE FLOWS;
words by Alfred Bryan, music by H.
Blanke-Belcher. [28871
© Nov. 29, 1911352) Nov: 29,8)
1911; E 271703; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
JUST TO HEAR THE OLD HYMN MOTHER
SANG; words and music by J. Robert
Miller. [28872
©. Oct... 20, 19tt-7 2 ie Nov. G:
1911; EK 269498; Herald Square
music pub. co., New York.
JUST TO HEAR YOU SAY YES; words and
musie by Ned Williams. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [28873
© Dee. 11) 190i Ziv Dec 26;
1911; E 274110; Mrs. J. M. Luzier,
Fort Morgan, Colo.
JUST THINKING; words and music by
M. Mandlowitz. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [28874
© “Dec. 11, 29tte es Dee! 26.
1911; E 274205; Morris Mandlowitz,
New York.
JUST WE TWO; by Thurlow Lieurance;
pf. [28875
©: Dee. 20; A911; 2imess Wee 20:
1911; E 272661; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
1670
|| PR ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
Just you AND I; words by Stanley
Murphy, music by Nat Goldstein.
[28876
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1911; EH 274434; J. H. Remick & co.,
New York.
JUVENILE (THE) VIOLINIST; ten melo-
dious pieces; by Frederic A. Frank-
lin, op. 48. [28877
Gr Deer-29, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 29,
1911; EH 274881; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
KAL-A-YU; words and music by R. S8.
McConnell. [28878
@miec. 5, 1911: 2 c.' Dec. 411,
1911; E 273088; R. Stanley McCon-
nell, Toronto, Canada.
KANGAROO (THE) HOP;
music by J. Caleb Mayberg.
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28879
wmieer dt 191t- 2c. Dee 26,
1911; EH 274194; John C. Mayberg,
Seattle, Wash.
KANSAS (THE) GIRL; words and music
by C. Victor. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [28880
(open. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 5,
1911; E 271874; Clarence Victor,
Brooklyn.
KaATYDID’s (THE)
words and
Wash-
SERENADE; by FE.
Murphy; piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [28881
Geto 20, 4911: 2 ¢. Dec. 5,
1911; E 271920; Florence Murphy,
Du Bois, Pa.
KEEP SINGING AS YOU GO; words by Ada
Powell, music by W. EH. Burnett.
[28882
© Apr. 14, 19115 2 c Dee. 18,
1911; H 272890; W. EH. Burnett,
Roanoke, Va.
KEEP SWEET; words by N. A. McAulay,
music by Samuel W. Beazley. [28883
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 28,
1911; E 274336; W. E. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
KEEP SWEET AND SING; Solo or duett,
words by Eben E. Rexford, chorus
and music by Haldor Lillenas.
[28884
Or Wee (27, A911: 2: ec Dec. 28,
4994 > 274267; I. G. Martin, Chi-
cago.
KIcKING (THE) MAN; words and mu-
sic by Anna Manly Webber. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28885
© * Dee. 11, 191132 @. Dec. 26,
1911; EH 2741382; Mrs. C. S. Webber,
Neenah, Wis.
28895
KIKI; valse by Reginald Benyon;
piano. [28886
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 270878; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
KINDELEIN (EIN) SINGT; schlusz, ged.
von Alwin Grether, musik von Alfred
Grether ; kinderstimmen. [28887
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 272407; Central pub. house, Cleve-
land.
KinG (THE) IS BORN; chorus, words by
Elsie Duncan Yale, music by J. Lin-
eoln Hall. 4to. (Christmas an-
thems, no. 169). [28888
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1911;
EH 271789; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia.
IKkingc KoaL; march two step; by F. J.
St. Clair; full orch. 4to. [28889
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 11, 1911;
E 272200; H. N. White, Cleveland.
KInc MANFRED; prelude to act 5, by
Carl Reinecke, op. 98, arr. by R.
Jungnickel; orchestra. (Artist’s
orchestra repertoire, no. 32). [28890
© Dee. 15, 1911: 2 ce) Dee. 16,
1911; E 272424; Ross Jungnickel,
New York.
IXING OF HEARTS; march and two step,
by Abe Losch, arr. by EF. H. Losey ;
full orch. 4to. [28891
Opec) 1455 190i 2° es Dee As:
1911; E 272391; Vandersloot music
pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
KING OF THE AiR; march-two-step, by
Carl Everlof; piano solo. [28892
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 22, 1911;
H 272780; Carl Fischer, New York.
KING OF THE BOULEVARDS; from Little
boy blue, lyric by E. A. Paulton and
A. E. Thomas, music by Paul Rubens.
[28893
OR Dec. tt. 1Olleo? e. Dec. 14:
19: i 2izsao; Chas. K: Harris;
New York.
Kine (THE) OF THE WINDS; by New-
ton Swift, op. 18, no. 3; pf. [28894
© Dee, 20,1911 - 2 ce. Deer’ 20;
1911; EH 272662; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
KING ROSE; overture, by Geo. D. Bar-
nard, arr. by Gustav Saenger, ed.
and fingered by Maurice Gould; pf.
[28895
Oy Nov. 410, <19id 2 en Dee, 22:
1911; E 272781; Carl Fischer, New
York.
1671
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28896
Kine (THE) SHALL REJOICE; words
from Psalm xxi, music by A. D.
Currie; soprano and baritone solo,
quartett and chorus. 4to. [28896
© Nowe 25, 19112 2 Newt.
1911; E 270695; Arthur D. Currie,
Scotland.
Kine Sot IN FLOWERLAND; a cantata,
poems by Edwin N. C. Barnes, music
by Esther M. Akins et al. Chelsea,
Mass. The Chelsea high school.
Ato. [28897
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 16,
1911; E 272470; Osbourne McCona-
thy, Chelsea, Mass.
IXINGDOM OF MY HOME; march and two
step, by John T. Kotlarz; arr. by
[Eugene Platzmann]; pf. [28898
©) Dees 45:19 2 ec: Wee. 15:
1911; HK 272382; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
KIPLING SETTINGS NO. 2. We have fed
our sea for a thousand years; words
by Rudyard Kipling, musie by
Perey Aldridge Grainger; mixed
chorus, brass and string instruments,
full score. [28899
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
EH 270953; Schott & co., London.
KIRCHWEIH’ text und musik von Karl
Wiist, op. 46, fiir miinnerchor. Par-
titur und stimmen. 4to. [28900
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 273025; Karl Fritzsche, Leipzig.
KISMET; words by Hugh E. Wright,
music by H. G. Pélissier. [28901
Oe Deer ascii se, Weer,
1911; E 278809; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London.
Kiss (A) IN THE RAIN; words by
Samuel Minturn Peck, music by J.
B. Cutler; in C. [28902
© Dee. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 11, 1911:
E 272214; Jessie B. Cutler, Buffalo.
KISS ME, DEAREST, KISS ME, DO; duet
from operetta Little boy blue, lyric
by E. A. Paulton, music by Henri
Berény. [289038
© Dee 28) 191+) 2es" Dec) 28
1911; E 274296; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
KISS ME OH SO DEEPLY SWEETHEART:
words by J. L. Schmitt, music by
Henry Emerich. [28904
Oi Nov. 8, 19l 2 el mNowe. 29;
1911; E 272119; John L. Schmitt.
Chambersburg, Pa
pt. ty as 4G
{ISSES; words and music by J. W.
Crocker. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [28905
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 26,
1911; EH 274012; J. W. Crocker,
Black Creek, N. C.
KJERULF (H.) Zwei norwegische
volkslieder; von H. Kjerulf, bearb.
von Leo Norden; piano solo. 1.
Brautfahrt in Hardanger, menuett,
2. Paul auf dem hiigel, rondo gra-
cieux. [ 28906, 28907
© Sept. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 270931, 270985; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig.
IXLASSISCHE VIOLIN-MUSIK bertihmter
meister des 17. und 18. jahrhunderts,
bearbeitet von Gustay Jensen fiir
violine und klavier. Heft 23. So-
nate VIII A-moll; von Franz Benda.
(Edition Schott, no. 1830. X.) [28908
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 278066; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
IXLASSISCHE VIOLIN-MUSIK bertihmter
meister des 17. und 18. jahrhunderts,
bearbeitet von Gustav Jensen, ftir
violine und klavier. Heft 26. 2 so-
naten in G, und G-moll; von G. Tar-
tini. (Edition Schott, no. 4830. B.)
[28909
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 273067; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
IKXLAVIERSTUCKE; Six piéces von Arnoldo
Sartorio, op. 693, ftir klavier. Con-
tents.—no. 1, Legende.—no. 2, Bei
der miuhle. [28910
© Aug: 29; 19 Sa een ee: i:
1911; EK 270784; Bosworth & ©co.,
Leipzig.
KLEINE FUSZE FINDEN DEN PFAD; musik
von Alwin Grether; kinderstimmen.
[28911
©, Nov. 1,,1914 5.2 @. Oe, 30; 1911;
E 272411; Central pub. house, Cleve-
land.
KLEINE KINDLEIN JESUS KOMMEN; ged.
von Paul Wienand, music von Alwin
Grether; kinderstimmen. [28912
© Nov. 1, 19002 ec Ocs 30; 1911;
E 272395; Central pub. house, Cleve-
land.
KLONDIKE; words and music by T. J.
Simpson; pf., voice, or violin.
[28913
© “Dee. 12; 191d 2 eer Deer 14;
1911; E 272328; Thomas J. Simp-
son, Clarksburg. Mo.
1672
| PE We ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
28933
IKLOWN KAPERS; march and two-step,
by Ernest R. Ball; piano. [28914
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271984; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
KNIGHTS OF St. GEORGE; march and
two step, by M. A. Althouse; pf.
Reading, Pa. Martin E. Baver.
[28915
feemgee th) 191: 2c. Dec. 15,
1911; E 272361; Penn pub. co., Read-
ing, Pa.
KOcIAN (JAROSLAV) Mélodie; by J.
Kecian, op. 19; violin and piano,
no. 1. [28916
( Nov. 28; 1911; 2 c. Nov. 29,
1911; E 270783; G. Schirmer, New
York.
IKKONIG HEINRICHS GEBET. See Wagner
(R.)
IKXONIGS-HUSAREN (The _ king’s hus-
sars); marche brillante, by Ra-
phaél Léonard, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; full band. 4to. [28917
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2c. Dec. 22, 1911;
Kj 272782; Carl Fischer, New York.
KREIDER (Noble Wickham). Prelude;
by W. W. Kreider; op. 8; in D flat;
piano. [28918
Pee 0. A9tl: 2 ¢@ Jan. 2,
1912; E 274476; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
KURE FOR KARE; barn dance and schot-
tiseh by T. H. Rollinson. . 4to.
(Standard ed. for military band,
no. 285, standard ed. for orch., no.
405. ) [28919, 28920
MiNoy, 29, 1911: 2 ¢« Dec. 2,
1911; E 271813, 271814; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston.
KyRIE, ALLA PALESTRINA; four-part
chorus, from the First mass, by
Alexandre Guilmant, op. 6, rev. and
ed. by Nicola A. Montani; mixed
voices with organ ace. Schirmer’s
octavo ed. [28921
© Dee. 23, 1911: 2 « Dee. 26,
1911; E 272958; G. Schirmer, New
York.
Lac (LE) DES AULNES; ballet en 2
actes de Henri Maréchal, suite en 4
parties, arr. par Ad. Gauwin, pour
orchestre, avec piano-conducteur.
Ato. [28922
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2c Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270921; Joubert, Paris.
LADY GRACE WALTZ; by L. Rand; pf.
[28923
© Dee. 119k (Be: Deer 14,
1911; E 272331; Miss Lena Rand,
New Orleans.
LaDY Rose; waltz by AI. Stevens;
band. 4to. [28924
©. Dee 16) A192) 'e - Der 20.
OTe Hi 2i20lT: Walter “Jacous,
Boston.
LAENDLER NO. 9; sousedska, arr. by
Louis Vitak. 1. Band. 2. Orches-
tra. 4to. [ 28925, 28926
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 @ each Dec.
1, 1911; E 271726, 271730; Georgi &
Vitak, Chicago.
LAMENTO; par Alberto Randegger junr.
op. 33, pour violon et piano. (Trois
morceaux, no. 2.) [28927
© Oct: 23; 1911; 2. ¢c. Dec: 42;
1911; E 273149; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
LAND (THE) FAR AWAY; hymn, words
and music by C. E. Pollock. [28928
© dane t AGI2: 2) ¢. Deeci30:
1911; E 274490; James D. Vaughan,
Laurenceburg, Tenn.
LAND (THE) WHERE ALL SWEETHEARTS .
ARE TRUE; song, by H. Huron and
W. H. Dawson. [28929
©) Dec. ag. (Olt. 2 ‘e Dee. 25:
1911; E 274410; Horace Huron,
Rock Island, II].
LANOLA (THE) WALTZ; by J. Van
. Sicklen; piano. [28930
©) Dee, 2 1911. - 2c. Dec. 4, AGt
E 271806; James Van _ Sicklen,
Brooklyn.
LARK (THE); by E. Demare, arr. by
W. A. Barrington Sargent; band.
4to. [28931
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c Dee. 28,
1911; E 274274; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
LASS’ MICH DEINE STRUMPFCHEN
SEH’N; aus Der Brettlkonig, Rhein-
linder-duett, text von Rudolf Schan-
zer, musik von Walter Kollo; fiir
eine singstimme eingerichtet.
[28932
> Deer 307-1911 > 2 es Dee. 30;
1911; E 273904; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
Lass (THE) 0’ GowRIE; old
song, music by J. Diirrner;
chorus. (Octavo ed. no. 2041.)
[289383
© Dec: AG 19h = 2 e Dee, 23;
1911; E 272783; Carl Fischer, New
York.
Seotch
male
1673
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28934
Dt. Thy Was y.6
LAST (THE) LITTLE GIRL IS You; from
The enchantress, lyric by Harry B.
Smith, music by Victor Herbert.
[28934
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 19,
1911; E 272568; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
LAST (THE) ROSE OF SUMMER; by
- Moore, transcription by Alvin Buech-
ner; violin and pf. [28935
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 ¢« Dee. 22,
1911; E 272784; Carl Fischer, New
York.
LAUGHING LOVE (L’amour qui rit);
polka-march-two-step, by H. Chris-
tine. 1. Arr. by Aug. Bosc; orches:
tra and piano. 4to. 2. Piano.
[28936, 28937
© Dec. 19, 1911; 2 ec. each Dec.
20, 1911; E 273483, 273484; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York.
LAzy Boy; words by Fred. Bianchard,
music by Paul Eugene, arr. by Eu-
gene Platzmann. [28938
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c Dec. 4, 1911;
HE 271850; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT; words by J. H.
Newman, music by J. Rode-Jacob-
sen, op. 9, no. 1; mixed voices
Fourth _ series. (Sacred octavo
choruses, no. 164.) [28939
© Deer 5, 191d 2° ec Deek a 191:
E 272062; Willis musie co., Cincin-
nati.
LEAVES AND ZEPHYRS; Dy Luther
Arnoldi; pf. [28940
©mDec. 6) 1901-52 "es Dee 8 Gia:
EK 272086; A. W. Perry & sons’
music co., Sedalia, Mo.
LEBEDIGE (Dus) YISOIMELE (The or-
phan girl) ; words by Boris Tomas-
hefsky, music by Perlmutter & Wohl.
[289414
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 11, 1911;
E 2738089; A. Teres, New York.
LEGEND; by Noble Wickham Kreider,
ops ono. 1. 1. In CC sharp) minor
2. In C minor; piano. [28942, 28943
© Dec. 80, 1911; 2 c. each Jan. 2,
1912; E 274474, 274475; G. Schir-
mer, Boston.
——by William H. Haesche, op. 32:
violin, cello and piano. [28944
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 19,
1911; EH 272569; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
LEGENDE; par A. D’Ambrosio, op. 32;
violoncelle avee acc. de pf. [28945
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 26,1911;
E 273609; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
— par Blair Fairchild, op. 31; violon
et pf. [28946
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 26,
1911; EH 273615; E. Demets, Paris.
LEICHTSINN KOMM’, REICH’ MIR DEINE
HAND; walzerlied aus der operette
Eva, text von A. M. Willner und
Robert Bodanzky, musik von Franz
Lehar. [28947
©- Dee. 11, 19d 2S eemees al:
1911; E 273169; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
LEISE FALLT DER SCHNEE HERAB; ged.
von Alwin Grether, musik von J.
Maurer; kinderstimmen. [28948
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 e. Oct. 30, 1911;
H 272406; Central pub. house, Cleve-
land.
LEISURE (A) MOMENT; by Arthur Wel-
lesley; piano. (Five tone lyrics, no.
3. [28949
© Dee. 21, 1911) 2eeswee, 21.
1911; HE 273521; Whaley, Royce &
co., ltd., Toronto, Canada.
LEMARE (Epwin H.) Andantino in
D flat; arr. by Charles Hoby for
military band. 1. Conductor’s part.
2. Solo clarinet in B flat. 3. Flauto
in D flat. 4. Oboe. 5. Clarinets in
E flat. [28950-28954
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ec. each Dee.
21, 1911; HE 273525-273529: Novello
& co., ltd., London.
LeRcHE (Die); ged. von Adelheide
Wette, musik von Engelbert Hum-
perdinck; mittel o. tief. [28955
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. Dec. 6, 1911;
EK 270977; Max Brockhaus, Leipzig.
LET JOYOUS PEACE REIGN EV’ RYWHERE;
sacred song, adapted from A. G.
Robyn’s famous song Answer, words
by Chas. Edwin Summers, music by
Alf. G. Robyn. [28956
© Dee. 6, 191; Dre, DeewGai1oik:
EL 272076; Leo. Feist, New York.
LET ME BE FREE; from The Duchess,
lyric by Harry B. Smith, music by
Victor Herbert. [28957
© Dee. 11,. 191s 2 epee AL,
1911; HK 272260; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
1674
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
LET ME COME HOME; words and music
by L. K. Paine. [28958
@eiee, 18, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 11,
1911; E 272176; Lucille K. Paine,
Baltimore.
LET ME HAVE A LITTLE TALK WITH YOU;
words and music by K. Ginder.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28959
©) Dee 18, 1911; 2..c Dec. 26,
1911; E 274039; Kathryn Ginder,
Canton, Kan.
LET ME KNOW A DAY BEFORE; words by
J. Casper Nathan, music by Jimmie
Monaco. {28960
Nova 28, 1911* 2 ¢ Dec. 18,
1911; EH 2738266; Thompson & co.,
Chicago.
LLET’S BUILD A BRIDGE FROM YOUR HEART
TO MINE; words and music by Paul
F. Cunningham. [28961
(Oiweew ee 1911: 2 ¢. Dec. 22,
1911; EH 272871; Seminary music co.,
New York.
LET’S GO BACK TO BROADWAY; words
and music by Betty Bellin. [28962
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 12, 1911;
HH} 272299; Hrnest A. Rork co., Padu-
eah, Ky.
LET THE LITTLE ONES COME TO ME;
words and music by P. C. Stire.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[28963
Cr aWecr 26,
Es C.. Stire; - In-
rn Wee, dl, 1911; 2
Oi >> H. 2741638:
dianola, Ia.
LET THE REDEEMED OF THE LORD SAY §S0;
words by Hesper Hermit, music by
J. B. Herbert. [28964
On Wee 20; 1911: 2 ¢ Dee 11,
1911; E 272218; Rodeheaver and
Herbert, Chicago.
LET YOUR LIGHT SO SHINE; offertory
response; words from the Bible, mu-
sic by John D. Creswell. [28965
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 15, 1911;
HS 272354; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
LicHEY (REINHOLD) Zwei vierstim-
mige gemischte chore; komponiert
von R. Lichey, op. 26, a cappella.
Partitur komplett. Contents.—
Waldes abendlied; ged. von M.
Krause - Kinkel. — Abschied vom
walde; ged. v. Hoffmann y. Fallers-
leben. 4to. [28966
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 8, 1911;
H 27380386; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
28975
LIEBESGOTT, DU KLEINER SCHLIMMER;
walzerlied aus der operette, Der lila
domino, text von Emerich von Gatti
und Bela Jenbach, musik von
Charles Cuvillier. [28967
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 273042; Leipziger biihnenverlag,
Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
LIED DER HELENE; aus dem musik-
lutstspiel, Der fiinfuhrtee, von Theo-
dor Blumer, op. 29, fiir gesang und
klavier. [28968
©) Oct, 18, 191 2 er Dee a2.
1911; EH 278121; Buhnenverlag Ahn
& Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin.
LIED (DAS) DER JUNGEN LIEBE; aus der
operette Eva, text von A, M. Willner
und Robert Bodanzky, musik von
Franz Lehar, 1. EHinstimmig, er-
leichtert. 2. Duett, original.
[28969, 28970
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 c. each Dee. 12,
AO eh 7olO2, 21193: > lone wae
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig.
LizeD (DAS) DER LIEBE.
(The) of love.
LIED (DAS) VOM KATER; aus dem vau-
deville Alma wo wohnst du, ge
sangstexte von Louis Taufstein, mu-
sik von Walter Kolle. [28971
© Dee. 30, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 380,
1911; E 273901; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
See Song
LIED (DAS) vom LILA DOMINO; walzer-
lied aus der operette, Der lila domi-
no, text von Emerich von Gatti und
Bela Jenbach, musik von Charles
Cuvillier. [28972
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 273043; Leipziger biihnenverlag,
Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
LIEDEL (DAS) VON GLUCK; words by
Eugen Stangen, music by Chas. A
Schultz, op. 29; male chorus. (Oc-
tavo ed. no. 416.) [28973
(©) Nov. 1, 1911; 2 & Dec. 22, 1911;
E 272785; Carl Fischer, New York.
LIEUTENANT (LE) CUPIDON; opérette
de A. de Mauprey, fantaisie arr. par
Ad. Gauwin, pour orchestre avee
piano-conducteur. 4to. [28974
© Dee. 2, 1911;.2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270922; Joubert, Paris,
LIFE MooDps; variations, by Arthur
Hervey ; orchestra. [28975
© Dec. 19, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 20,
1911; K 273486; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don.
1675
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28976
LIFE’S JOURNEY; three part chorus, by
EF. Wagner, arr. by Anthony Rich-
ards; women’s. voices. (Octavo
choruses, no. 198). [28976
© Dee. 27, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26,
1911; E 272989; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
LIFT UP YOUR HEADS; anthem, words
‘from the Bible, music by Jas. H.
Rogers; chorus of mixed voices and
organ acc. (Octavo choruses no.
5587. ) [28977
© Dee. 14, 1911; 2 @ Dee 15,
1911; E 272872; G. Schirmer, New
York.
“IFT UP YOUR HEARTS IN TRIUMPH;
words by E. EH. Hewitt, music by
W. J. Kirkpatrick. [28978
© Dec. 22, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 20,
1911; E 272637; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia.
LIGHT CAVALRY. See Suppé (F. v.)
LIGHT-HEARTED (THE) FAIRY; three-
part song, music by Nathaniel Irving
Hyatt, op. 19; women’s voices. (Oc-
tavo ed., no. 12200.) [28979
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 e@. Dee. 8, 1911;
H 272099; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
LIGHT IN DARKNESS; anthem, words by
George Rawson, music by Arthur
Pearson. 4to. (Church choir al-
DUM: . 1, Mo; 7.) [28980
© June 8, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 15, 1911;
EK 273306; Blackburn & co., Leeds,
Hngland.
LIKE AS THE HART DESIRETH THE WATER
BROOKS; words from Psalm XUII.,
musie by Hugh Ware; mixed voices.
Ato. [28981
© Nov: 29; 199i "25 c DWee. 12)
1911; EH 278112; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
LiInA (DER) DOMINO; operette in 3
akten, von Emerich von Gatti und
Bela Jenbach, musik von Charles
Cuvillier; klavierauszug mit text.
[28982
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911;
D 19011; Leipziger bitihnenverlag,
Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
“LILA (DER) DOMINO; potpourri 1 und
2, nach motiven der operette, musik
von Charles Cuvillier, fiir klavier zu
zwei hinden, mit tiberlegtem text.
[28983
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 8, 1911;
#} 273044; Leipziger btihnenverlag,
Erhard Schultz, Leipzig.
Dt. Tae Se a
Lity (THE) AND THE DEWDROP; words
and music by A. H. Briscoe. [28984
© Dec. 12, 19117 2rerper. 14
1911; E 272242; Addison H. Briscoe,
Norman Park, Ga.
LINGERING LOVE; by Harry Armstrong;
vocal orchestra, in G. 4to. [28985
© Dec. 22, 1911; 2 eG Dee 23,
1911; HK 272912; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
LIPS OF FIRE (Lévres ardentes) ; valse,
by G. M. De Calmoutier; piano.
New Orleans, L. Grunewald co., ltd.
( [28986
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 18, 1911;
E 272586; G. M. De Calmoutier,
Orleans.
LISELOTTE UND HEINZ; duett, aus dem
musiklustspiel, Der ftinfubrtee, von
Theodor Blumer, op. 29. [28987
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1911;
E 273118; Ahn & Simrock, g. m. b.
h., Berlin.
LISETT’ LISETT’ SEL NETT; aus der
operette Das damenparadies, text
von Julius Brammer und Alfred
Griinwald, musik von Richard Fall.
[28988
© Oct. 23, 19112 Dee, 12,
1911; E 278116; Franz Bard &
bruder, Vienna.
LISTEN O ISLES UNTO ME; words from
the Bible, music by Arthur Foote;
mixed voices. (Sacred octavo series,
no. 993. ) [28989
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 15,
1911; E 272412; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
Liszt (FRANz) Dreams of love (Lie-
bestriume) ; notturno, by F. Liszt,
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; full orch.
[28990
© Dec. 12, 1911 2c Dee 483:
1911; E 272291; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
LITTLE BLUE RIBBONS; words by Austin
Dobson, music by F. L. Bartlett.
(Two children’s songs, no. 2.)
[28991
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c, Dec.-2, 1911;
E 271805; Floy Little Bartlett, Bur-
lington, Ia.
LITTLE BOY BLUE; Selection, from oper-
etta Little boy blue by Henri Berény,
comp. and arr. by J. Bodewalt
Lampe; piano. [28992
©. Dec. 28, 190i =) 2c Weer 28,
1911; E 274297; Jerome H. Remick ~
& co., New York.
1676
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
29013
LITTLE BOY BLUE WALTZES; from opera
by Henry Berény, arr. by J. Bode-
walt Lampe; piano. [28993
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1911;
EH 271802; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
LITTLE (A) CHAT; duet, by Geo. H.
Noakes; violin and flute, or violin
and clarinet with orchestra ace.
[28994
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Nov. 29,
1911; E 271676; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
LITTLE CHATTERBOX ; by Geo. L. Spauld-
ing; piano. [28995
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 5, 1911;
H 271985; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
LmTEr DARLING: waltz, by EF. C.
Menges; band. 4to. [28996
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 29,
1911; EH 2743885; F. C. Menges, Cleve-
land, O.
LITTLE FLOWER OF HEAVEN; lullaby,
words by Eunice Petjeirs, music by
Allis Jordan Smith. [28997
© Dec. 27, 1911; 2 c Dec. 26,
1911; EH 272990; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
LittLe IONE; waltz, by G. E. Holmes;
saxophone quartette. [28998
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 16, 1911;
E 272488; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
LITtie JAPS; marche des diablotins,
par Jos. Neury. 1. Pour piano. 2.
Pour violon et piano. [28999, 29000
© Oct. 23, 1911; 2 ec. each Dee. 12,
IO 2 iolal, Zeiss: Schott
fréres, Brussels, Belgium.
LITTLE MAGGIE BRADY; waltz, by Geo.
Evans, arr. by T. P. and Geo. J.
Trinkaus; mand. orch. [29001
©) Dee. 14,1911: 2 c.: Dee: 15,
1911; EK 272376; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
LITTLE (THE) MILLIONAIRE; musical
play in 8 acts, by G. M. Cohan.
[29002
Omice, Wee. 4, 1911: Dp) 19013:
George M. Cohan, New York.
LITTLE (THE) MILLIONAIRE WALTZES;
by Geo. M. Cohan; pf. [29003
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 11, 1911;
EH 272218; Cohan and Harris pub.
co., New York.
LITTLE Miss Fix-1T; selection, arr. by
G. H. Reeves; full band. 4to.
[29004
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 22, 1911;
EH 272786; Carl Fischer, New York.
LITTLE ORPHANT ANNIE; four part
song, words by Jas. Whitcomb Riley,
music by B. Margaret Hoberg; 1.
Chorus of women’s voices. 2. Quar-
tet or chorus of mixed voices. 4to.
[29005, 29006
©: Dee. 14, 191s "2" ec. Dee ~ 15,
1911; HK 272877, 272378; M. Witmark
& sons, New York.
words by Jas. Whitcomb Riley,
music by B. Margaret Hoberg; quar-
tet or chorus of men’s voices a cap-
pella. 4to. (Standard quartettes,
no. 575.) [29007
©r Dee al, 191t- 2 ee wee 12:
1911; EK 272261; M. Witmark & sous,
New York.
LittLE (THE) SENTINEL; marche, par
Osborne Roberts, pour piano.
[29008
© Gee 16. A9ti 52; e) Dec: 18:
1911; E 273417; Almar, Paris.
LITTLE (THE) SHIPS IN THE AIR;
words by Edward A. Rand, music
by F. A. Dailey. [29009
© Nov. 10, 1911; 2 c Dec. 2, 1911;
He 271798; Frances A. Dailey, Engle-
wood, N. J.
LITTLE (A) SONG; words anonymous,
music by Arthur Voorhis; high in D
flat. [29010
©) Dee (29) 1912 ec,” Dee. 27,
1911; H 274252; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
LITTLE SORROW ; by Emil Rhode; piano.
(A child’s day, no. 4). [29011
© Dec. 5, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 6, 1911;
HE 272018; G. Schirmer, New York.
LITTLE STICKS 0’ LICORICE; rag, by Ray
Ruddy ; pf. [29012
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 30,
1911; H 2744838; J. H. Remick & co..
New York.
LITTLE (A) story; by H. Engelmann,
ed. and fingered by Hans T. Seifert ;
pf. [29013
@) Mee; 20, 1914) 2 vey Dee, 22.
1911; E 272787; Carl Fischer, New .-
York.
1677
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29014
pt. III, n. s, v. 6
LittLE (A) WHILE; hymn, words
adapted by Jennie Ree, music by C.
H. Gabriel. [29014
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 13,
1911; HE 272320; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
LITTLE WILLIE’S FOUNTAIN PEN; writ-
ten by Percy Edgar, music by Henry
E. Pether. [29015
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 @ Dee 14,
1911; E 278298; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
LIVING ON THE GLORY SIDE; hymn,
words by James Rowe, music by J.
D. Vaughan. [29016
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Dee. 30, 1911;
Hi 274491; James D. Vaughan, Lau-
renceburg, Tenn.
Living (A) STREAM; words by John
Keble, music by Bruce Steane;
mixed voices. (Oliver Ditson co.’s
oct. edition, no. 12184.) [29017
© Nova Ai 19d 29 ce) Nox.2 di;
1911; EK 2738001; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
*"LIZABETH ANN; a Southern love song,
words by D. A. Esrom [pseud.?], mu-
sic by T. Morse. [29018
© sNovel 28) 192 ee NovanZs:
1911; EH 272078; Theodore Morse mu-
sic co., New York.
LOCOMOTIVE (THE) WHISTLE IS CALLING
ME SO; words by W. R. Gidden, mu-
sic by Len Fleming. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29019
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 26,
1911; EK 274106; W. R. Gidden, New
Salem, Tex.
LOHENGRIN. See Wagner (R.)
LoIN DU c@UR; valse lente par Aimé
Lachaume, pour piano. [29020
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 16,
1911; EH 273858; Enoch & co., Paris.
Lota; song, music by Thurlow Lieu-
rance. [29021
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 e@ Dee. 18,
1911; HE 272489; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
LONDON BRIDGE AND OTHER OLD SINGING
GAMES; collected by S. E. Thornhill.
Curwen’s ed. [29022
©) Dec: 14; °1911;. 2 @ Dee; 12,
1911; EH 273518; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
LONESOME; words and ‘music by J. W.
Stein. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [29023
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 4, 1911;
EK 271866; J. W. Stein, Rich Valley, |
Minn.
Lone (THE) CHEER FOR YALE; march,
by W. E. Schutz; piano. [29024
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 e@ Nov. 22,
1911; H 271818; Chas. H. Loomis,
New Haven.
LONGING; words and music by Ola
Owen Vorum. [29025
© 1e. Dec. 4, 1911; BH 271841;
Mrs. A. H. Vorum, Chicago.
LONGING FOR A LOVING HEART; over-
ture, by E. Gogolin; pf. [29026
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 e@ Dee. 14,
1911; EH 272937; Hmil Gogolin, New
York.
LONGING FOR HOME AGAIN; words and
music by M. Moran. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29027
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ce Dee. 26,
1911; HE 274024; Minnie Moran,
Westville, Il.
LONGING FOR THE LOVE THAT USED TO
BE; words and music by B. B. Blood,
arr. by W. H. Dorsey. Chicago,
Blood-Koehler & co. [29028
© June 22. 019i Oct. 30!
1911; E 272276; B. B. Blood, Chi-
cago.
LONGING FOR YOU; words by J. L. Mc-
Kee, music by A. M. Clark. [29029
© Dee. 14, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 14,
1911; H 272945; J. Lonnie McKee
& Ada M. Clark, Denison, Tex.
LooK DOWN, BELOVED; words by Ger-
trude McDermaid, music by Dorothy
Forster. [29030
© Dee. 14 AS 2 Dee 15,
1911; E 2738326; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
LooK FOR THE BEAUTIFUL; words and
musie by Thoro Harris. [29031
© Dec. 22, 1911; 2 c« Dec. 20,
1911; EK 272638; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia.
LORD AND FATHER, I CALL ON THEE;
sacred part song, words by Theodor
Korner, translated by C. P. S., music
by Charles P. Scott; men’s voices.
(Octavo ed., no. 12210). [29032
© Nov. 17, 1911; 2c. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 271763; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
1678
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
LORD DISMISS US; vesper anthem, music
by G. H. Knight; mixed voices. (Oc-
tavo ed., no. 12220.) [29033
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911;
FH 272100; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Lorgp FOR THY TENDER MERCIES’ SAKE;
anthem, music by Jas. H. Rogers;
mixed chorus with sop. solo. (Oc-
tavo choruses, no. 5588.) [29034
(pmee 9.1914; 2c. Dec. 12, 1911;
EH 272264; G. Schirmer, New York.
Lorgp (THE) GOD OMNIPOTENT REIGN-
ETH; hymn-anthem, words by Jas.
Montgomery, music by W. L. Blu-
menschein, op. 130, no. 1; mixed
voices. (Octavo ed., no. 12221.)
[29035
ie Novie 27, 1911: 2°¢. Dec. 8,
1911; H 272101; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
Lorp (THE) IS MY SHEPHERD; words
from Psalms, music by Charles T.
Howell; low. [29036
Mumee 129) '1911: 2. ¢: Dee... 27,
1911; H 274253; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
music by M. Mabel Chalfin.
[29037
se Noyvee25, 1911: 2 c: Nov. 29,
1911; EK 271689; Willis music co..,
Cincinnati.
Lorp (THE) IS RISEN INDEED; words
by Katherine ‘Ingmire, music by
J. C. Warhurst. [29038
11©); Dee, 1, 1911: 2c. Dec. 20, 1911;
H 272629; James C. Warhurst, Cam-
den, N. J.
Lorp (THE) OF GLORY; cantata, words
by Wm. H. Gardner, music by A.
Geibel;-soli, chorus and organ.
[290389
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1911;
EH 271772; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia.
LorD’s (THE) COMMAND; hymn, words
and music by H. D. Loes. [29040
(eDec. 3, 1911: 2 ec. Dec. 7; 1911:
EH 272059; Harry Dixon Loes, Chi-
cago.
Lost; male quartet, words and music
by A. Taylor. [29041
eNovs: 1, 1911: 2 c Dee, 22:
1911; E 272875; Austin Taylor,
Weatherford, Tex.
Lost (THE) CHRIST; words by James
Rowe, music by C. H. Marsh.
[29042
© Dee. 15, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 18,
t9i1 > W*272513: ‘Chas. H.* Marsh,
New York.
29052
LOTUS FLOWER.
LOST LOVE; words and music by HE. C.
Cowley. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [29043
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 « Dee. 26,
1911; E 274095; Ella Cooper Cowley,
Kent, O.
Lost (THE) SHEEP; words by Marian
W. Hubbard, music by J. B. Her-
bert. [29044
© Dee: 220, 1911-2: Dec ie
1911; HE 272222; Rodeheaver and
Herbert, Chicago.
LOST TREASURES; words by EK. E.
Hewitt, music by Charles F. Allen.
[ 29045.
© Dee, 15; 1911 2 .es Dect AR:
1911; E 272514; Geo. W. Sanville,
Philadelphia.
See Schumann (R. A.)
LOVE IN AN AEROPLANE; words and
music by EK. L. Blystone. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29046
i) Dee! 18; 1911-2 -e. Dec! 26,
1911; H 274064; Ernest L. Blystone.,
Trafford, Pa.
LOVE IN IDLENESS; Serenade, by Allan
Macbeth, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; full
orch. (Twentieth century journal,
no. 1491.) [29047
©) Dee. 20), 1911.32) e Dees 20:
1911; E 272670; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
LOVE LIGHT; meditation, by R. S. Mor-
rison; piano. [29048
©) Wee. 18, 1911: 2ce., Dee. 18,
1911; EH 272490; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
LOVE ME; valse semplice, by James
Francis Cooke; piano. [29049
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 29,
1911; E 274382; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
—— waltz, by F. W. Foley. [29050
© 1 ce. Dee. 11, 1911; E 272679:
Frank W. Foley, Rutland, Vt.
LOVE ME DARLING, LOVE ME Now; words
and music by B. Rundle. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. .29051
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 « Dee. 26,
1911; E 274029; Bessie Rundle,
Towners, N. Y.
LOVE, MY QUEEN; words by Gardner C.
Teall, music by J. P. Kiirsteiner, op.
14, no. 2; low voice. New York,
Kiirsteiner & Rice. [29052
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2c. Nov. 28, 1911;
E 271960; Jean Paul Ktirsteiner,
New York.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29053
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
LOVE UNTOLD; words and music by A. | LovIN’ JESSIE MINE; words and music
Sullivan. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [29053
© Dee. 18,1911: 2 er Dee: 26,
1911; E 274031; Annie Sullivan,
Connellsville, Pa.
Love (THE) wAtLtz; from The wed-
ding trip, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald de Koven. [29054
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 « Dee. 28,
1911; EH 274298; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
LOVE WHISPERS; waltz, syncopated, by
J. FE. Cohen; piano. [29055
Gui ee als: Sih? ea eens:
1911; E 272509; Joseph IF. Cohen,
Indianapolis.
LOVED AND LOST; words and music by
©. Bormuth. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [29056
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26,
1911; E 274062; Corinne Bormuth,
Tiffin, O.
LovELy (A) oITy; hymn, words by
Geo. W. Serren, music by Leonard
H. Harber. [29057
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2 ce. Dec. 30, 1911;
EH 274492; James D. Vaughan, Lau-
renceburg, Tenn.
Lover’s (A) LAMENT; words and mu-
sic by J. A. Stadel. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29058
©) Dee, 11d) 1911 2 ex Wee: 26,
1911; BE 274114; J. A. Stadel, Put-
nam, Ill.
LOovE’S INVOCATION; words by Harold
Simpson, music by Marie Horne;
contralto and baritone. [29059
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 11, 1911;
H) 273109; Boosey & co., London.
LOVE’S OLD SWEET SONG; by Molloy.
See Pilgrim’s chorus; by Wagner.
LOVE’S REFRAIN; words by Fred G.
Bowles, music by Charles Marshall.
[29060
© Dee. 13, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 14,
1911; EK 278282; Boosey & co, Lon-
don.
LOVE’S SWEETNESS; words and music
by O. B. Freeman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29061
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26,
1911; H 274035; Ora B. Freeman,
Chicago, Ill.
LOVE’S TRAGEDY. See Beethoven (lL. v.)
1680
by N. Weyand. [29062
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 271808; N. Weyand, Muskogee,
Ok1.
Luciz; chanson comique, paroles de
Hmile Rhein, musique de A. Cour-
quin. [29063
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 26, 1911;
EH 273608; Mme. Courquin, Paris.
LULLABY; by Jaroslav Kocian, op. 19;
violin and piano, no. 3. [29064
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 29,
1911; EH 270782; G. Schirmer, New
York.
—— part song, words and music by
Bennett Gilbert, arr. by F. Leslie;
ladies’ voices. 4to. (Chapvell’s vo-
cal library of part songs, no. 26.)
[29065
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 2, 1911:
E 270874; Chappell & co., London.
words and music by Mary Dun
Buchanan. [29066
© Dec. 27, 1911292) @ Wee. 26,
1911; EH 272992; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
words by Hal S. Ray, music by
John L. Golden. [29067
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 30,
1911; EH 274505; Hal S. Ray, Chi-
cago.
LULLABY TO DREAMLAND; by J. Louis
von der Mehden jr. op. 25, no. 2; pf.
(A night in dreamland, no.1) [29068
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 15,
1911; E 272388; Carl Hauser, New
York.
LUSTIGE (DER) KAKADU; oOperette in
drei akten, von Wilhelm Jacoby und
Arthur Lippschitz, musik von Heinz
Lewin; klavierauszug mit text.
[29069
© Oct. 27, 1914; 2 @: Dee. 16,
1911; D 19016; Ahn & Simrock, g.
m,b; h., Berlime
LUSTIGEN (DIE) RITTER; operette in 3
akten, von Oskar Friedmann und
Fritz Lunzer, musik von Friedrich
von Thul; klavierauszug mit text.
[29070
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 16, 1911;
D 19017; Johann Andre, Offenbach
a. M., Germany.
LUSTSPIEL; overture, by Keler Bela,
arr. by G. H. Holmes; saxophone
quartette. [29071
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 16, 1911;
E 272438; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
29091
LYFT BLICKEN UPP; words by O. Lun-
dell, music by H. S. Miller. [29072
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1911;
EH 272897; Otto Lundell, Chicago.
Ma Lapy; gavotte, by H. Engelmann,
ed. and fingered by Hans T. Seifert;
pf. [29073
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 c« Dec. 22,
1911; E 272788; Carl Fischer, New
York.
McNavucHt (W.) Caprice; by W.
MeNauzht: i Violin and pf. 2.
Violin part. [29074, 29075
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 ce. each Dec.
18, 1911; EH 273409, 273410; Novello
& co., ltd., London.
MADEMOISELLE O’TOOLE; words and
musie by Jay Roberts. [29076
© Wee. 26, 1911: 2c. Dec. 29,
1911; E 274897; Forster-music pub.,
Chicago.
Mart BELLE SCHOTTISCHE; by E. D.
Goldby; mandolin or violin. [29077
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 11, 1911;
E 273085; Stephen Shepard, Pater-
son, N. J.
MAGDLEIN UND REITERSMANN; VOIKS-
weise, musik von Peter Marini
(Zimmermann), ftir minnerchor.
Partitur. 4to. [29078
© Aug. 30, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 270796; Gebriider Hug & co., Leip-
zig.
MAGGIOLATA; impressione, di Enrico
Mineo; piano. [29079
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 18, 1911;
E 273551; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
MAGNIFICAT; motet for 6 voice-parts,
by Orlando di Lasso, ed. by Frank
Damrosch; mixed voices a cappella.
4to. [29080
Oa Dec, 23. 1911°.2 e Dec. -26,
1911; E 272959; G. Schirmer, New
York.
[and] NuNcC DIMITTIS; music by
LeRoy Wetzel. (Octavo ed. sacred
series, no. 1201). [29081
©) Dee. 1, 1911: 2-e. Dec. 4, 1911:
EH 271848; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago.
in F; four part choruses, words
from the Bible, music by Jas. H.
Rogers; mixed voices, with sop. and
tenor soli and organ acc. (Octavo
choruses, no. 5589.) [29082
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 9, 1911;
EH} 272132; G. Schirmer, New York.
MAGNIFICAT IN A MAJOR; music by G.
H. Knight; voices in unison. (Oc-
tavo ed. no. 12186.) [29083
© Nov. 17, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 271764; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
MAH HONEY CHLOE; words and music
by A. Williams. New York. Gotham-
Attucks music co. [29084
©! Nov. 10) 191 2° ce Nov. 133
1911; E 272177; Adene Williams,
Washington.
Matp (THE) oF ARRANMORE; words by
Clifton Bingham, music by Gordon
Temple. No. 3 in E flat, tenor.
[29085
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
EH 270827; J. H. Larway, London.
MAID OF THE MIST; march two step;
by J. M. Warner; pf. [29086
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 11, 1911;
E 272206; Warner music co., Wil-
liamsport, Pa.
MAIDEN (THE) OF THE CASTLE;
words: and music by M. M. Cheno-
weth. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [29087
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 26,
1911; E 274036; Marguerite M.
Chenoweth, Frankfort, Ky.
MAIDEN’S (THE) LAMENT; poem by
Schiller, music by Herman Perlét;
eOéntralto solo and mixed chorus,
with piano ace. 4to. [29088
©: Dec. 26," 191th 2 es Dee 2,
1911; EH 274235; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
words and
Washington,
MAIDEN’s (A) MISTAKE;
musie by L. Martin.
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29089
@)- Dee. 18) 1911; 2 -e, Wee. 26;
1911; E 274021; Lena Martin, New
Albany, Pa.
MAIENWELT; ged. von Fritz Philippi,
musik von Fritz Zech, op. 10. no. J,
fiir gemischten chor. Partitur.
[29090
©).Oct. 27,1914, 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911:
E 273033; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE; anthem, words
from Psalm 100, music by Gustav
Hagedorn. 4to. [29091
© Dee. 19, 1911; 2 e Dee. 18,
1911; EH 272523; Hawthorn pub. co.,
Raleigh, N. C.
1681
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29092
pt. 11, n. s., v. 6
MAKE A JOYFUL Notse—Continued.
music by J. Rode-Jacobsen,
op. 9, no. 2; mixed voices with organ
ace. Fifth series. (Sacred octavo
choruses, no. 165.) [29092,
© Dec. 5, 1911; 2 c Dee. 7, 1911;
E 272068; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati.
MAKE A NIGHT OF IT; trio, from Jacin-
ta, lyric by John L. Shine, music by
Heinrich Berté. [29093
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 5, 1911;
H 270948; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
MAKE THIS WORLD BETTER; words and
music by Mrs. C. H. Morris. [29094
© Deen 22. 191 ter ea Dees 20,
1911; EK 2726389; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia.
MAM’ZELLE MARION; paroles de F. L.
Bénech, musique de R. Desmoulins.
[29095
©, Dee. 9,41 9tt <9 ec Dee, 12.
1911; E 278215; L. Bénech, Paris.
MAN WANTS A BIT OF COMFORT; words
and music by Harry Leighton and
Gilbert Wells. [29096
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 4, 1911;
KH 270900; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
Man (THE) WITH THE OPTIC NERVE;
words and music by Menoce Wes-
ton, arr. by Hans Pospischil. [29097
1 © Dee. 20; A9iit: 12 ec) Deen" 28,
1911; EH 272923; Twinkler music co.,
Muskegon, Mich.
MANANA; tango Argentine, by Nicolo
Ferrata; piano. [29098
© Dee. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 18,
1911; EH 2725383; Academic music co.,
New York.
MANDOLIN LESSON NO 5; by J. H. Mans-
field. [29099
© Nov. 23, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 18,
1911; E 272534; J. H. Mansfield,
Oakland, Cal.
MANNING (EDWARD B.) Six limericks;
words and music by H. B. Manning;
mezzo sop. or baritone. Contents :—
The young lady of Niger. Our do-
mestic was called Mary Ann. The
sweet girl of Hoboken. There was
a gay maiden named Fanny. <A
young lady who sailed from Os-
tende. The monk of Siberia.
[29100
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 271992; Boosey & co., London.
Manon. See Massenet (J. HE. F.)
MANY MANSIONS; sacred song, words
from St. John XIV., music by I. S.
Jackson. London, Weekes & co.
[29101
© Nov. 30, 1911; 2 @ Dee 8,
1911; E 278079; Isabel Scott Jack-
son, Ontario, Canada.
MarcH (THE) TRIUMPHAL THUNDERS;
from Caractacus, words by H. A.
Acworth, music by Hdward Elgar,
op. 385. (Novello’s octavo choruses,
no. 827.) [29102
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 11,
1911; E 273096; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
MARCHE ARABE; par Louis Ganne, pour
orchestre avec piano-conducteur.
no. 1138904. 4to. [29103
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 11,
1911; EH 278102; G Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
MARCHE BOHEMIENNE; par Hdm. Filip-
pucci, pour piano. [29104
© Dee... 15, 1911-42 tee epee: 16,
1911; E 278859; Enoch & co., Paris.
MARCHE FUNEBRE; by D. M. Levett, op.
61; pf. [29105
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 22,
1911; HE 272790; Carl Fischer, New
York.
MARCHE GUERRIERE; par Henri Van
Gael, pour piano 4 6 mains. (Mor-
ceaux choisis, no. 12.) [29106
© Oct. 23, 19it 2 e Wee 12;
1911; EH 273159; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
MARCHE HEROIQUE; by C. W. Krog-
mann, op. 90, no. 2; piano, left hand
alone. [29107
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 1, 1911;
EK 271733; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. ,
par H. Tartanec, pour orchestre
avec piano-conducteur. 4to. [29108
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270913; H. Gaudet, Paris.
MARCHE (LA) ROvGE; paroles de Jean
Daris, musique de Ad. Gauwin et
Daris. [29109
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ¢c. Dec. 12, 1911;
E 273234; Daris, Paris.
MARENA; versi di Gennaro Rainone,
musica di A. Magliani. [29110
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 273501; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
1682
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
29129
MARGRETTA; waltz, by A. Loeb; piano.
[29111
© Jan. 2, 1912; 2 ce. Dec. 29, 1911;
EH 274411; Abraham Loeb, Day-
ton, O.
Marit; from The wedding trip, words
by Harry B. Smith, music by Regi-
nald De Koven. [29112
i Wee 28, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 28,
1911; E 274299; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
— waltz, by W. J. Elener; piano
solo. [29113
(1c. Dec. 12, 1911; H 272882;
Will J. Elener, Spring Valley, N. Y.
MARIETTE; two-step-polka, music by
Sterny-Courquin, arr. by Sophus
Jergensen; orchestra and _-= piano
ace. [29114
jorivee, 7, 1911: 2c: Dec. 8; 1911;
E 270999; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
MArguiti (LE); paroles de Louis Bous-
quet, musique de Sterny. [29115
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 12, 1911;
E 273264: Sterny-Bousquet, Paris.
MARQUISE (LA) DE CHICAGO; opérette
en trois actes, de Maurice Ordon-
neau, musique de Edy Toulmouche;
partition chant et piano. [29116
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1911;
D 19015; Choudens, Paris.
Mars ET VENUS; danse des lames et
des yeux, par Louis Ganne, pour or-
chestre avec piano-conducteur. no.
113907. 4to. [29117
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 11, 1911;
E 273103; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
MARSZ ZWIAZKU NARODOWEGO;
kiego; ut. Antoni Kontski, z ork.
Franciszek Przybylski. 4to. [29118
(ic) Noy. 30; 1911- 2 ¢. Nov. 29,
1911; H 271671; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
pois-
MARY’S MERRY CHRISTMAS; cantata for
young folks, words by C. Austin
Miles, music by J. Lincoln Hall.
[29119
©) Oeis14, 1911; 2 c.. Dec: 2, 1911;
E 271790; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia.
MASCAGNI (PIETRO) Cavalleria rusti-
cana (Rustic chivalry); selection
from the opera, by P. Mascagni, arr.
by Charles Godfrey, jr.; orchestra.
[29120
© Dee. 19, 1911; 2 c Dee. 20,
1911; EH 273485; Hawkes & son, Lon-
don.
MASCAGNI (PIETRO)—Continued.
Intermezzo; from Cavalleria Rus-
ticana, by Mascagni [and] Serenade;
solo for alto, by Schubert; arr. by
G. E. Holmes; saxophone quartette.
[29121
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 16, 1911;
E 272444; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
— Ouvre ta porte, enfant; sérénade,
de Iris, livret de Luigi Illica, adap-
tation francaise de Maurice Vau-
caire, musique de P. Mascagni; ténor
chant et piano. [29122
© Dec 20, 1911; 2c Dees ' 21,
1911; EH 273538; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
MASCATURA MAGGECA; versi di Carlo de
Flaviis, musica di A. Magliani.
[29123
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 273502; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
MASQUES (LEs) ; fantaisie sur l’opéra-
comique de C. Pedrotti, arr. par Ad.
Gauwib pour orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [29124
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
EK 270920; Joubert, Paris.
MASS IN HONOR OF ST. FRANCIS DE
SALES; by M. P. Champoux; chil-
dren’s voices. 12mo. [29125
©: Bee.t20; A911: 2 ce Dee; 21:
1911; HE 272701; Modeste Paul
Champoux, Syracuse, N. Y.
MAss No. 8 IN G; by A Monestel. ..
(Unison) with organ accompani-
ment. cover-title, 16 p. 8vo. (Gor-
don’s edition, v. 28) $0.80. [29126
© Nov. 24; 1911; 2 & Noy. 25,
1911; A 803148; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York.
MASSENET (JULES EMILE FREDERIC)
Manon; gavotte et minuet, de J.
Massenet, arr. par H. Mouton, pour
petite orchestre avec piano conduc-
teur. (Simphonia no. 10.) [29127
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 12, 1911;
E 273251; Heugel & cie., Paris.
MASTER; words by Arthur Conan
Doyle, music by Frederic H. Cowen.
[29128
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 270946; Metzler & co. (1909) litd.,
London.
MasteR (THE) BUILDER; march, by
G. HE. Holmes; saxophone quartette.
[29129
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1911;
BE 272485; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
1683
a ie le ee ee tS NS —————
29130
a a SS Ae ee ee | an en ae A
pt. 1, missy 6
MASTER, SPEAK; words by F. R. Haver-
gal, music by Reginald F. Barclay.
[29130
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 7, 1911;
EK 270979; Morgan & Scott, ltd., Lon-
don.
MATENATA; Canzone napolitaua, HKng-
lish version by A. St. John Brenon,
Neapolitan version by Salvatore Ba-
ratta, Italian version by F. A. de
Filippi, music by Vincenzo de Cre-
scenzo. [29131
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 30,
1911; EH 274467; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
voice only. 4to. [291382
© Dec. 29; 19it: 2c, Wee, 30;
1911; HK 274468; G. Ricordi & ©co.,
Milan.
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 30,
Mater’s (THE) MOTTO; words by John
Masefield, music by Henry Coates.
No. 1 in F&F. No. 2 in G.
[ 29133, 29134
© Dee. 15, 1911; 2 ec each Dee. 16,
1911; E 27383898, 273399; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
MATTY, THE QUEEN OF THE BASE BALL
FANS; words by EK. Evans, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Wirkus Dugdale co. [29135
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26, 1911;
EK 274182; HE. Evans, Chicago
Heights, Ill.
MAURINE; reverie, by Zellah Sanders
Elwell, arr. by R. Sanders; piano.
[29136
© July 17, 1911; 2 c Nov. 20,
1911; E 271961; Rose Sanders,
Seattle, Wash.
May BLOSSOMS; reverie, by O. B. HKich-
elberger [pseud. of Chas. Kunkel];
pf. (May blossoms, no. 4.) [29187
Dec. 26, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 29,1911;
E 274420; Kunkel bros. music co.,
St. Louis.
May IN MY GARDEN; words by Edward
Teschemacher, music by Haydn
Wood. [291388
© Dee. 14, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 15, 1911;
E 273329; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
May, THE MAIDEN; words by Sidney
Lanier, music by Edward C. Moore;
medium in D. [29139
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 6, 1911;
HK} 272049; Gamble hinged music ¢o.,
Chicago.
MazuRKA; von Wilh. von Winterfeld,
op. 5, fiir violine und klavier. (Zwei
melodidse vortragsstticke, no. 2.)
[29140
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1911;
E 270975; H. R. Krentzlin, Berlin.
MAZURKA NOBLE; par Charles Levadi,
pour piano. [29141
© Dee. 15, 1911; 2 ce Dee. 16,
1911; E 2738360; Enoch & ¢o., Paris.
MEDITATION; words from Omar Khay-
yam, by Edw. Fitzgerald, music by
Redgewell Dansie. [29142
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 15, 1911;
E 273315; Augener, ltd., London.
MEDITATION DU SOIR; par Jaroslav
Kocian, op. 18, pour violon et piano.
(Trois piéces d’impression, no. 1.)
[29143
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1911;
E 270887; G. Schirmer, New York.
MEDLEY MARCH; arr. by J. W. Lerman;
organ. [29144
© Dee. 19, 1911; 2 c Dee. 29,
1911; HE 274432; Geo. Molineaux,
New York.
MEDLEY OF NATIONAL AIRS; arr. by C.
S. De Lano; mand. and pf. [29145
©. Nov. 22, 1910) 2eew Dee, 22,
1911; E 272798; Carl Fischer, New
York.
MEET ME BY THE FIRESIDE IN WINTER;
words and music by Jobn L. Shat-
tuck. . [29146
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 271810; Ted Snyder co., New
York.
MEET ME IN THE SHADOWS; words by
Joe Hiller, music by George F. Ol-
cott, arr. by Louis Panella. [29147
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 c Dee. 27,
1911; E 274242; Panella and Murray
music pub. co., Pittsburg.
MEET ME OUT IN THE MOONLIGHT;
words and music by J. H. Sirmans.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29148
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274118; J. H. Sirmans, Mill-
town, Ga.
MEET ME TO NIGHT; words and music
by Irving Berlin. [29149
©“ Dee. 12; 19ST? caebeer. 12;
1911; E 272256; Ted Snyder co.,
New York.
1684
MEISTER FUR DIE JUGEND;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911 29166
MEET ME TO-NIGHT IN THE VALLEY; | MENUET; par Franz Drdla, op. 81,
words and music by M. Murray. pour violon et piano. [29158
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29150
Wee. 18, 1914; 2 c. Dee. 26,
1911; E 274077; Myrtle Murray,
Toledo, Ia.
klavier-
stiicke ohne oktavenspannung, von
Edvard Grieg, bearbeitet von Adolf
Ruthardt, fiir klavier. no. 1-8.
(Edition Peters no. 3305.) [29151
© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 270807; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
MELODIA POPOLARE SICILIANA; par F.
Paolo Frontini, pour piano. (Com-
positions favorites, VI. série, no. 53.)
[29152
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2c. Dec. 8, 1911;
EH 273020; Carisch & Jinichen, Milan.
MELODIE MIGNONNE; transcription, by
Christian Sinding, arr. by Nicolaj
Hansen, rev. and fingered by [Alvin
Buechner]; violin and pf. [29153
©) Dec. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 22, 1911;
EH 272794; Carl Fischer, New York.
Metopy IN F. See Rubinstein (A. G.)
words and music by F.
Mayer Bloom. New Orleans. UL.
Grunewald co. ltd. [29154
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 18, 1911;
FE 272287; Floretta M. Bloom, New
Orleans.
MEMORIES ;
MEMORIES OF MOTHER; words by HE. C.
Vane, music by Charles J. W. Jer-
reld. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [29155
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271876; Elsie C. Vane, Philadel-
phia.
Mrmory’s HOUR; by Alfred J. Silver;
organ. obl. S8vo. [29156
@ Wee 16, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 18,
1911; E 273418; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
NIT. (The) of
MEN TUR See—Song
love.
MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LUD-
wic Frrix) Jesu friga; words by
L. S., musie by Mendelssohn, arr.
by A. L. Skoog. [29157
©) Noy. 47, 1911: 2 'e. “Nov..20,
1911; E 271837; A. L. Skoog, Min-
neapolis.
O hills! O vales; by Mendelssohn.
See Beethoven. The glory of God in
nature.
©) Oct 23) 191k 2 es "Wee, 12)
1911; E 273158; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
= SEG Jalen (00. 3/.))
MENUETT; ged. von Otto Julius Bier-
baum, musik von Max Oberleithner.
[29159
©) Dee, 13,-1911> 2. e; Dee. 13,
1911; E 278274; N. Simrock, g. m.
b. h., Berlin.
—— See Jugend-erinnerungen.
MENUETT UND MARSCH; aus Die Pots-
damer wachtparade, von Clemens
Schmalstich, op. 33, no. 3 und~ 8,
fiir klavier vier hindig. [29160
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2c. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 273047; Robert Reibenstein, Ber-
lin, Gr. Lichterfelde-West, Germany.
MERCY-SEAT (THE); words by Hugh
Stowell, music by F. S. Shepard.
[29161
© Deey 20) 1911="* 2, Wee 28;
1911; E 274339; W. E. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
—— —— music by Carrie B. Adams.
[29162
©) Mee was W942) eee 15.
1911; E 272352; Lorenz pub. co.
Dayton, O.
MERRY BELLS; gavotte, by J. Aronson;
pf. [29163
©meer 12)" 1911 27 e Dec.. 14s
1911; E 272326; Shattinger piano &
music co., St. Louis.
MERRY CHIMES (Clochettes joyeuses) ;
mazurka de salon, by Nestor De
Backer, arr. and ed. by S. L. Herr-
mann; piano. [29164
© Dee, yt, “TOU: 62 ee Dec tele:
1911; E 272185; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
MerrRRyY CHRISTMAS; Christmas earol,
words by Henry Vaughan, music by
A. W. Wood. [29165
©) Dee. .18,. 1914: 2e.. Dee, - 21,
1911 ; E 272689; Alice Wolcott Wood,
Dansville, N. Y.
MESSAGE (THE) OF THE STAR; Service
of song for Christmas, words by
Elsie Dunean Yale, music by J. Lin-
eoln Hall. [29166
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 271791; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia.
1685
24026—11——6
TT eee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29167
pt: Ty assity. 6
MESSE DE SAINTE-HILDEGARDE; pour
voix, avec orgue ace. par l’abbé A.
Lhoumeau. Partition. [29167
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 18,
1911; E 2738483; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
MESSENGER (THE) MARCH; by C. L.-
Barnhouse, arr. by G. E. Holmes;
saxophone quartette. [29168
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 16, 1911;
EK 272487; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
arr. by J. Worth Allen; or-
chestra. [29169
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 16, 1911;
E 272486; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
METODO D’ESERCIZI TECNICE; di Bruno
Mugellini, per pianoforte. 1. Libro
3, Gli arpeggi. 2. Libro 4, Le note
doppie legate e staccate.
[29170, 29171
© Oct. 28. 1911; 2 c each Dee. 8,
1911; H 273021, 278022; Carisch &
Jinichen, Milan.
MEXIKANISCHE LEGENDE; von Léon Jes-
sel, op. 228, fiir orchester. Stimmen.
[29172
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 270791; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany.
MID-SUMMER (A) NIGHT; words and
music by Cornelius A. Haehl. [29173
© Dee. 15, 1911; 2 «@ Dee. 30,
1911; E 274458; Cornelius A. Haehl,
Indianapolis.
MIGHTY TO SAVE; words and music by
G. V. Thompson. [29174
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 270888; Gordon V. Thompson, To-
ronto, Canada.
MIGNONETTE; by Rudolf Friml, op. 59,
arr. by Gustav Hinrichs; orchestra
with harmonium. [29175
© Dee. 5, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 6, 1911;
E 272589: G. Schirmer. New York.
See Godard (C.)
MILDENBERG (ALBERT) Impromptu; by
Albert Mildenberg;: piano. [29176
©! Dee: 29) 1914 2 Fe ecw 20s
1911; EK 274251; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
Mitt (THE) STREAM FAIR; words by
George E. Martin, music by C. A.
Diggs. [29177
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 271807; Charles Albert Diggs,
Childress, Tex.
MILUTKA MAZURKA; by Herman H.
Goldstein; piano. 129178
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 1, 1911; -
E 271788; C.
W. Thompson & co.,
Boston.
MINIATURE SUITE; by WHric Coates;
small orchestra. Contents :—Chil-
dren’s dance. — Intermezzo. — Scéne
du bal. [29179
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 1, 1911;
HE 270857; Boosey & co., London.
_ Same. [29180
©. Dec. 13, 195192 em Wee. 14.
1911; E 278288; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
MINSTREL (THE) BAND; by T. W.
Carey; banjo solo. [29181
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ¢ Dec. 28, 1911:
HE 274287; Thos. W. Carey, Detroit.
MINUET; from the opera Natoma, by
Victor Herbert; piano. (Four
dances, no. 2.) [29182
© Dec. 19, 1911; 2 © Dec. 20,
1911; E 272627; G. Schirmer, New
York.
MINUETTO; di Alessandro Peroni. 1.
Archi partitura. 2. Archi parti stac-
eate. [29183, 29184
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 4,
1911; E 270967, 270968; G Ricordi
& co., Milan.
MrracuLous (THE) cuRE; from The
wedding trip, words by Harry B.
Smith, music by Reginald De Koven.
[29185
© Dec: 28; 1911=°2 ee Vee. 28,
1911; E 274800; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
Miss MILLION; opérette en trois actes,
paroles de F. Biessier et Gandery,
musique de Francois Perpignan: par-
tition, piano et chant. [29186
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c¢. Dec. 26,
1911; D 19025; L. Digoudé-Diodet,
Paris.
Miss PEPPLE; a musical play in two
acts, book and lyrics by C. S.
Blanchard, music by W. Dichmont;
voeal score. [29187
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 « Dec. 4, 1911;
D 19032; C. S. Blanchard and W.
Dichmont, Winnipeg, Canada.
MISSA SOLEMNIS; von Ludwig Boslet,
op. 82. fiir siebenstimmig gemisch-
ten chor, mit orgelbegleitung. Par-
titur und stimmen. [29188
© Dec. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 16, 1911;
EK 273367; Anton Bohm & sohn,
Augsburg, Germany.
1686
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
MIssouRI; song, music by M. F. Dee.
[29189
© Aye Nov. 15, 1911; BE .271829;
Marguerite F. Dee, St. Louis.
words and music by G. B. Leh-
man. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [29190
fe Wees 18 1911-2 c. Dec 26,
1911; E 274072; George B. Lehman,
Mulberry, Kan.
MISSOURI MINE; words and music by
R. B. McCord; solo or quartet.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29191
on Wee. tt 19tt- 2 ©... Dec. .26,
1911; EH 274104; R. Belle McCord.
Greenville, Ill.
MISTLETOE (THE); words by Harold
Boulton, old Welsh air, arr. by
Daniel Protheroe. (Part songs for
male voices, no. 8.) [29192
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 6, 1911;
E 272050; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
MiTtLeR (FRANz) Trio in G dur; von
Fr. Mittler, op. 3, ftir klavier, vio-
line und violoncell. [29193
Mecwmia. 1911-2 ec. Dec. 13,
1S WH 245216; N. Simrock, ¢g. m.
b. h., Berlin,
Mock Morris; room-music tit-bits, no.
1, by Perey Aldridge Grainger;
string band, score. [29194
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
EK 270951; Schott & co., London.
MockiInG (THE) BIRD’S LULLABY; words
and music by S. M. Joyce. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29195
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
EK 271894; Sarah M. Joyce, Anson,
Tex.
MopDERN BANDITTI; from The wedding
trip, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald De Koven.
[29196
© wee 28, 1911; 2. ¢.Dee. 28,
1911; E 2743801; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
MovERN (A) HOSANNA TO THE SON OF
David; words and music by C. M.
McNulty. [29197
© Dec 11, 191s 2c.) Dee. 14,
1911; EH 272329; Chas. M. McNulty,
Kansas City, Mo.
29206
MODERN SCHOOL OF PIANOFORTE TECH-
NIQUE; original progressive studies,
by Orlando Morgan. Book 1, scales
and preliminary studies,. primary
grade. [29198
©) Dec, 7, 1911-2 e. Dec 9) 19m -
EK 273054; Edwin Ashdown, 1td.,
London.
MopEst SUZANNE; Selection from the
opera, by Jean Gilbert, arr. by
August C. Ely; pf. [29199
© Dee. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 272080; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
MOoOISSONNEUR (LE); drame en cing
actes, musique de Frances Casade-
sus, pour suite d’orchestre. Parties
séparées. [29200
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 12, 1911;
EH 273248; Ch. Hayet, Paris.
MOLLY ON THE SHORE; Irish reel, arr.
on two Cork reel tunes, by Percy
Aldridge Grainger; 4-part string
band score. (British folk-music set-
tings, no. 1.) [29201
Nov, 20, 1911-2 ¢,. Dee. 219i As
E 270864; Schott & co., London.
MoMENT MUSICAL. See Schubert (F.
is)
MOMENTO CAPRICCIOSO; by H. Engel-
mann; piano. [29202
© Dee. 18. 1911; 2) ec. Dee, is:
1911; EK 272491; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MOoNELLO (IL) NAPOLITANO; versi di G.
Tummolillo, musica di G. del Vec-
chio; canto e mandolino. 4to.
; [29203
©; Sept. 25, 1911: 2) ci. Oct. 19,
1911; EK 273503; Capolongo-Feola,
Naples.
Mownotony; words by Schuyler Greene,
music by Darrell Standing. [29204
© de Dees. 190i 7m, Qe:
Musicians music pub. co., New York.
Monte Cristo; célébre valse tzigane,
by Istvan Kotlar, arr. by ‘Theo.
Moses-Tobani, ed. and fingered by
Gustav Saenger; violin and pf.
[29205
© Dee. gis. 191d 2 cen Dees 22.
1911; EH 272797; Carl Fischer, New
York.
MooNFLOWER; written by Fred W.
Leigh, composed by Henry HE. Pether.
[29206
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 270901; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
1687
0 Se SS ee
29207
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt.. TH) ess, ve 'S
MOONLIGHT IN THE MOUNTAINS; tyro-
lienne, by M. W. Butler; pf. [29207
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 8, 1911;
EH 272087; A. W. Perry & sons’ mu-
sie co., Sedalia, Mo.
MOONLIGHT SPooN; lyric by Sterling P.
Story, music by S. L. Stephens.
[2920S
©) Decs 23.) 190i. 12ice, Dee..26,
1911; E 272979; Stewart L. Steph-
ens, Brooklyn.
MOONLIGHT WALTZES (PYi mésiéku) ;
by Ant. L. Maresh, arr. by F. Try-
ner. 1. Orchestra. 2. Band. 4to.
[29209, 29210
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 c. each Dee. 1,
19115. W 271728,, 201724; (Georei. &
Vitak, Chicago.
MOooNSHINER’S (THE) CABIN; words by
J. Fitzgerald, music by Chas. J. W.
Jerreld. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [29211
©. Dee, 11, 1911- 2 eG. Wee, 26;
1911; E 274135; John Fitzgerald.
Oxford, Ala.
Moor (EMANUEL) Suite; par H. Moor,
pour violoncelle et piano. [29212
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 12, 1911;
HE} 2738257; A. Zunz Mathot, Paris.
MorCcEAU FANTASTIQUE; by T. Cormon-
tan; piano. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [292138
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dee 26,
1911; E 274071; T. Cormontan, St.
James, Minn.
MorNING-HYMN (Morgen- Hymne) ;
words by Robert Remick, English
version by Alice Mattullath. music
by Georg Henschel, op. 46, no. 4;
mezzo sop. in D flat. [29214
© Nov.) 14) 91ts 2 @ Mee. 22.
1911; E 272798; Carl Fischer, New
York.
MorNING, NOON AND EVENING: words
and music by W J. Kirkpatrick.
[29215
© Dec. 22, 1911; 2 e Dec. 20.
1911; E 272640; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.
Philadelphia.
Mornine (THE) STAR; anthem, words
by Marv B. Wingate, music by F. L.
Ashford. [29216
Ox Nove 24> Wold Des Wee 15,
1911: E 272858; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
MorRNING (THE) STARS WERE SINGING;
words by Thomas MacKellar, music
by J. C. Warhurst. [29217
© Dec. 1, 1911-82 eee! 20:
1911; E 272630; James C. Warhurst,
Camden, N. J.
MORNING WALK; by Emil Rhode;
piano. (A child’s day, no. 2).
[29218
© Dec. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 6, 1911;
E 272019; G. Schirmer, New York.
Morris DANCE; from the York pageant
music, by T. Tertius Noble, arr. by
Otto Langey; orchestra with har-
monium. (Galaxy of orchestra
music, no. 50). [29219
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ¢& Dee. 2, 1911:
E 271824; G. Schirmer, New York.
Mosquito RAG; words by Arthur Long-
brake, music by Ed. Edwards.
[29220
© Dec. 29, 1911: 2 & Dec. 18,
1911; E 272524; Longbrake & Ed-
wards, ine., Philadelphia.
MoOsT POPULAR SONGS FROM THE MOST
POPULAR COMIC OPERAS; Selected and
arranged by Paolo Gallico ... 1911.
1 p. 1,126 p. 4to. $0.75. [29221
©: Nev. 17, 19125 Nov. (19,
1911; A 3808016; Hinds, Noble &
Eldredge, New York.
MoszkKowski (Moritz) Complainte;
par M. Moszkowski, op. 87, no. 1.
(Trois morceaux pour piano, no. 1.)
[29222
© Dee. 15,9191 2eee Dee. 16;
1911: E 2735338; Maurice Moszkow-
ski, Paris.
—— Dance (The); three part chorus,
music by M. Moszkowski, arr. by
Anthony Richards; women’s voices.
(Octavo choruses, no. 193). [29223
© Dec. 27, 1911 2c" Dee 26;
1911; E 272986; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
—— Impromptu; par M. Moszkowski,
op. 87, no. 8. (Trois morceaux pour
piano, no. 3.) [29224
© Dec. °15,) Wold re vec. ii Gs
1911; E 2738534; Maurice Moszkow-
ski, Paris.
—— Offrande; par M. Moszkowski,
op. 87, no. 2. (Trois morceaux pour
piano, no. 2.) [ 29225
©) Dec. 15, WSs Berewbec 16}
1911: E 273535; Maurice Moszkow-
ski, Paris.
1688
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
29239
MOTHER, FATHER WAITS IN HEAVEN;
words and music by F. V. Espy.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29226
menNoy 20, 1911: 2 & Dee. 5,
1911; H 2719138; Frank V. HEspy, An-
dover, O.
MOTHER IS WAITING; words and music
by Miss P. Jacquot. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29227
Puaisee 11. 1911- 2 ec. Dee. 26,
1911; E 274101; Miss P. Jacquot,
Albany, N. Y.
MOoTHER’S BOW OF RBIBBON WHITE;
words and music by Amanda Haw-
thorne. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [29228
@ Nov.’ 20, 1911: 2 c. Dee. 5,
1911; E 271954; Eliz. A. Hawthorne,
Harrisvi‘le, O.
MorHeErR’s (A) DREAM; words and mu-
sic by A. S. Golden. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29229
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271928; Annie S. Golden, Newark,
Dee:
MoTHEr’s (A) FEAR; words and music
by L. G. Nelsson. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29230
Nama) 89tb- 2 c.) Dee. 5,
1911; H 271958; Lettie G. Nelsson,
Brookfield, Minn.
MoTHER’sS PARTING WORDS; hymn,
words by James Rowe, music by
J. M. Hagan. [29231
(ean, bI912- 2.¢. Dec. 30, 1911 :
EK 274498; James D. Vaughan,
Laurenceberg, Tenn.
words and music
Washington, H.
MorTioN PICTURES;
byoG, J. Euth.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29232
©aWee 18 1911: 2 ¢. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274033; George J. Ruth,
Springfield, O.
| Mousmt (THE) (‘Themaids of Japan) ;
lancers on melodies from the mu-
sical play, by Lionel Monckton and
Howard Talbot, arr. by M. M. Higgs;
piano .ace. 4to. (Chappell’s or
chestral journal, no. 643.) [29233
@e Dee, tt. 1911-2 © Dees 12;
1911; HK 273201; Chappell & co., Itd..,
London.
selection, music by Lionel Monck-
ton and Howard Talbot, arr. by Dan
Godfrey; military band. (Chap-
pell’s army journal, no. 381.)
[29234
© Dee. 14, 1911: 2 e Dee. 15.
1911; EH 273328; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
MovusME (THE)—Continued.
valse, by Lionel Monckton and
Howard Talbot; piano acc. part.
4to. (Chappell’s orchestral journal,
no. 642.) [29235
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 15,
1911; E 278827; Chappell & co., ltd..
London.
MOovIN’ MAN DON’T TAKE MY BABY
GRAND; words by Bert Kalmar, mu-
sic by T. Snyder. [29236
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 6, 1911;
EK 272040; Ted Snyder co., New
York
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS) Cava-
tine de Belmont, dans L’enlévement
au sérail, opéra-comique en trois
actes, de Mozart, traduction fran-
caise de M. de Rudder, annotée de
fF. A. Gevaert, pour ténor gracieux.
(Répertoire francais de L’ancien
chant classique, no. 446.) [29237
© Dee. 16, 1911; 2 © Dee 18,
1911; E 273445; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
Don Juan; oper in zwei aufztigen
von W. A. Mozart, nach dem italien-
ischen texte von Lorenzo da Ponte,
neu ubersetzt von Ernst Heinemann,
klavierbearbeitung von F. ER
Schneider. Klavierauszug mit sec-
corecitativen, deutsch-italienisch.
[29238
(O.oNov 62a) E81 2 c. (Dees.
1911; E 2738106; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
—— Fraternity hymn; words by F. I.
Henry, music by W. A. Mozart; arr.
for male chorus. (Carl Fischer’s
octavo choruses for men’s voices,
no. 2020.) [29239
©, Dee: 16 191: 2 c Dee 22.
1911; EK 272886; Carl Fischer, New
York.
—— Premier air de Blondine, dans
~Venlévement an sérail; opéra
comique de Mozart, traduction fran-
caise de M. de Rudder, annotée de
F. A. Gevaert, pour sop. léger.
(Répertoire francais de _ l’ancien
chant classique, no. 448.) [29239 *
© | Dee. 16, 191-2 e. “Deel 18,
1911; E 2738442; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
—— Premier air de Constance, dans
Lvenlévement au sérail; opéra-
comique en trois actes, de Mozart,
traduction francaise de M. de Rud-
der, annotée de F. A. Gevaert, pour
1689
29240
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 11, nos ov. 6
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS )—Con.
sop. lJéger. (Répertoire francaise
de JVancien chant classique, no.
445.) [29240
@) Dec. 16, 19> 2 ch Dec 1s,
1911; E 2738444; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
Premier air d’Osmin, dans L’en-
lévement au Ssérail; opéra-comique
de Mozart, traduction francaise de
M. de Rudder, annotée de F. A. Ge-
vaert, pour basse. (Répertoire fran-
cais de lancien chant classique, no.
447.) [29241
©, Dee: 16) 1911 3:2) © Dec 18;
ASCs AR] 273446 ; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
Rondo de Blondine, dans L’en-
lévement au sérail; opéra-comique
en trois actes, de Mozart, traduction
francaise de M. de Rudder, annotée
de F. A. Gevaert, pour sop. léger.
(Répertoire francais de JVancien
chant classique, no. 444.) 129242
©: Dec. 16; .19102 2) ¢. Dee? As;
1911; E 273443; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
MuUNECA (LA) FINGIDA; zarzuela para
ninas, letra y midsica de J. Carlos;
vocal score. [29243
©: Dee: 23) 1911-2 Dee: 26;
1911; D 19029; Casa Dotésio, Ma-
drid.
MUNTAGNELLA ’NCANTATA; versi di F.
Vetroni, musica di Gaetano Lama.
[29244
©) Sept. 25, 1919: 2c Oct. 9; 1911;
EK 273504; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
MUNTAGNOLA BELLA; versi di Adolfo
Genise, musica di G. Capolongo.
[29245
© Sept. 25, 1911;'2 ce. Oct. 9, 1911;
Ee 273505; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
MouriEL; nocturne, by Sister of St.
Joseph; piano. [29246
© Deer 1s, 192 Ee, Wee] 13;
1911; E 272492; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MURMURINGS OF THE FOREST; by Wil-
liam A. Beall; piano. [29247
© Dee. 28; 191152" ce. Dee: 28,
1911; E 274292: W. A. Beall, Wash-
ington.
Music (THE) BOx (Die spie!dose) ;
characteristic piece, by Hans Barth;
MUSIC FOR THE CHILD WORLD . .. by
Mari Ruef Hofer ...v. 3. Musieal
story and picture book ... [1911]
1, [1], Xv, 13239 peteoy ot 0)!
[29249
© Dec. 13;/1911- "> ee Dee 15,
1911; A 303382; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
MUSIC WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE; words
by Shelley, set to music by Clarence
Dickinson; eight voices a capella.
(The modern series of part songs
for all voices, no. 32.) [29250
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 14,
1911; HE 272338; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
MUSKOGEE MARCH; by Pearl White; pf.
[29251
© Dec. 26, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 29,
1911; E 274422; Pearl White, Okl.
MUTT AND JEFF; march and two step,
by V. D. Simpson; pf. [29252
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 9, 1911:
E 272189; Virgie D. Simpson, Wash-
ington.
My AIRSHIP BOY; words by C. Lund,
musie by Allison Hunt. [29253
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 © Dec. 14,
1911; EH 272944; Carl Lund, Oakfield,
Wis.
My AMINOLA; a gondola song, by P.
Medure. [29254
© Dec.” 11, 191492 es Dee! 14,
1911; E 272174; Peter Medure, Chis-
holm, Minn.
My AUTO LADDIE; words and music by
F. L. Woodhouse. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29255
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271949; EF. L. Woodhouse, Bran-
don, Wis.
My BABY; words and music by L. Per-
kins. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [29256
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 « Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271890; Louise Perkins, Brooklyn.
My BEST GIRL; words and music by
ALR Tully arr _ by C. F. Kelsey.
[29257
© Dec. 1, 19it 2 ee Dee 2, 1911
BY 201803: Na Tull, Minneapolis.
My BLUE EYED BOY; words by F. C.
Bunde, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
piano. [29248 [29258
©)Dec. 28,. 1911 +> 2) ¢.]Dee. 30, ©. Dec... 11, 19 ieee eeamec. 2a:
1911; E 274473; Edward Schuberth 1911; E 274148; Fred. C. Bunde,
& co., New York. Etna, Wash.
1690
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911 29276
My BONNIE BOLD COW-BOY; words and | My HEART’s FOR YOU POLKA; by A.
music by R. G. Thoralda. [29259 Shaeffer; guitar or lute solo.
© Dec 20) 1911-2 ¢ Dec. 21, [29268
eae 2 (2800';° KR. G. Thoralda, © Dee 195 A9t1 +2 er wee 24
Philadelphia.
My DOLLAR GIRL SETS THE GAY WORLD
AWHIRL; words and music by G. E.
Smith. Washington, H. Kirkus Dvg-
dale co. [29260
©rDee 11, 1911: 2 c- Dec. 26,
1911; E 274099; Guy EH. Smith, Okla-
homa City, Okla.
My creat AT MicHicAN; from The
awakened Rameses, words by Frank
A. Picard, music by Julius Wuerth-
ner, [29261
© Dee, 15, 191t- 2 e. Dee. 15,
1911; EH 272858; University of
Michigan union, Ann Arbor.
My Gop AND FATHER WHILE I STRAY;
sacred song, music by Julian Jordan.
[29262
ermee 29, 1911: 2 c. Dec. 27,
1911; E 274254; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
My Gop, I THANK THEE; words by
Adelaide Ann Procter, music by Cora
Willis Ware. [292638
©) Bee 16 1911- 2c. Dec. 18,
1911; E 272508; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
My HEART IS TORN AND BLEEDING;
words and music by Mrs. H. B.
Chase. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [29264
Gy Ween1s, 1914-2 c. Dec, 26,
1911; EK 274086; Mrs. Howard B.
Chase, W. Edmeston, N. Y.
My HEART KNOWS ONLY THEE; words
by F. H. Lundberg, music by Charles
ae Wie Serreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29265
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
EH 271986; Florence H. Lundberg,
Chicago.
My HEART SAYS YES TO JESUS; hymn,
words and music by G. Bennard;
solo or duet. [29266
© duly 24, 1911;°2> ¢ Dee 29,
1911; E 274427; George Bennard,
Albion, Mich.
My HEART’S DARLING; words by Jo-
sephine V. Rowe, music by Dermot
Macmurrough. [29267
©’ Dec. 2; 1911: 2 ec Dee. 4) 1911;
EF 270954; Boosey & co., London.
1911; EH 272690; Arling Shaeffer,
Chicago.
MY HEART’S IN THE AEROPLANE; book
and theme by Frank Killgore, lyrics
for piano by Pearl Laycock. [29269
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 20,-
1911; KE 272593; Wrank Killgore,
Puyallup, Wash.
My HEART’S IN THE HIGHLANDS; folk
song, words by Robert Burns, music
by J. F. Herman. (Octavo choruses
for men’s voices, no. 2040.) [29270
On Dec. 16): 1911.- "2 ee Dee. 22:
1911; E 272799; Carl Fischer, New
York.
My HOME-MADE TRUNDLE BED; words
and music by M. C. Horton. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29271
© Nov. 20; 1911: 2 &Dee-~ 5;
1911; H 271893; Mary ©. Horton,
Cheyenne, Wyo.
My KERRY COLLEEN; words and music
by HE. G. Wright. [29272
© 1e¢ Dee. 1, 1911; E 272462;
Earl Geo. Wright, New York.
My LADY; valse élégante, by M. Green-
wald; piano. [29273
©) Weevwdd, 19sis)-2<e. Dee Hl,
1911; E 272186; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
MY LITTLE ARGENTINE; words by M. F.
M. Sutton, music by Paul Eugene,
arr. by [Eugene Platzmann].
[29274
©uDeewi? ASL 2 (e., Dee, 2:
1911; E 272268; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
MY LITTLE COTTAGE HOME DOWN THE
LANE; words by R. A. Houdyshell,
music by Charles J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29275
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ¢: Dee. 5,
1911; EK 271941; Roy A. Houdyshell,
Altoona, Ia.
My Lorp AND I; duet, music by J. B.
Herbert; sop. and alto or tenor and
alto. [29276
©Dee. 20) 1911 +72 .c), Dee) 14,
1911; E 272224; Rodeheaver and
Herbert, Chicago.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29277
pt. 1, WA SLhy. 6
My Lorp anp I—Continued.
words by Mrs. L. Shorey, music
. by W. J. Kirkpatrick. [29277
©, Dec. 22,0194) 52 ca Dee, 20;
1911; E 272641; Wm. J. EERE
Philadelphia.
My LOVE IS LIKE A ROSE; words by J.
Rm. Eastwood, music by Edwin L.
Schultz, arr. by Eugene Platzmann.
[29278
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1911;
H 272044; Shapiro: music pub. co.,
New York.
My LOVE SO DEAR; words anonymous,
music by Arthur Voorhis; low in B
flat. [29279
©, Dee. 29,1914; 2 «, Dee: 27,
1911; E 274255; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
My LOVE’S AN ARBUTUS; words by A.
P. Graves, old Irish air, arr. by
Daniel Protheroe. (Part-songs for
mixed chorus, no. 2.) [29280
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 6, 1911;
E 272051; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
My MESSAGE; words by Julian Gade,
music by Guy d’ Hardelot. [pseud.
of Mrs. W. T. Rhodes. ] [29281
© Dee. 14, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 15,
1911; EH 273880; Chappell & co., 1td.,
London.
My MOTHER-IN-LAW IS COMING HOME
TO STAY; words and music by L. W.
Boyd. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [29282
© Dee 11, 191d 2 e \Dec.-126;
1911; E 274100; Lillie W. Boyd,
Waco, Tex.
My MOUNTAIN NELL;
Tietje, music by Ferd. Mierisch.
[29283
© Dec. 5, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 16, 1911;
) 272422; Hans Tietje, Chicago.
My OLD HOME; words and music by
L. F. Kerth. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [29284
©; Dee. at 191-2 eo Dee, 26,
1911; E 274208; Leo F. Kerth, Ra-
eine, Wis.
My oLD KENTUCKY HOME; by Stephen
words by H. |
My oLp Town; from Around the world,
by Manuel Klein, arr. by Tom Clark.
1. Solo corne: with piano ace. 2.
Solo trombone with piano acc.
[29286, 29287
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 « each Dee.
19, 1911; BE 272570, 272571: M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
My ONLY HOPE Is JESUS; words by T.
O. Chisholm, music by W. J. Kirk-
patrick. [29288
© Dec. 22, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 20,
1911; EH 272642; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia.
My OULD LOVES; words by Arthur
Stringer, music by R. Huntington
Woodman: medium or low voice.
[29289
© Dee. 11, :191ke 2hee Dec: 12,
1911; E 272270; G. Schirmer, New
York.
My PALE FACE QUEEN; words and music
by E. V. Dailey. Washington. H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29290
© Dec. 11, 191132 ¢e Dee; 26,
1911; E 274149; H. Viola Dailey,
Austin, Minn.
My PHILOSOPHY; words and music by
L. S. Collins. [29291
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 « Dee: 18,
1911; HE 272522; Laura Sedgwick
Collins, New York.
My Saviour’s LOVE; hymn, words by
James Rowe, musie by J. D.
Vaughan. [29292
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Dee. 30, 1911;
H 274494; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
My SOUTHERN HOME AMONG THE HON-
EYSUCKLE VINES; words and music
by F. G. Roberts. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29293
©. Dee. 14,) 19h Bre wee. 26,
1911; E 274190; Fannie G. Roberts,
East Lake, Ala. :
My strar; words by Henry Carmen,
music by Alf J. Lawrance. [ 29294
©: Dec. 20, 1911: 2 e Dee 20,
1911; E 273479; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
My STAR-EYED INDIAN MAID; words and
©. Foster, transcription, by Alvin music by G. Morris. Washington, H.
Buechner; violin and pf. [29285 Kirkus Dugdale co. [29295
; © Nov. 10, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 22, © Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 5, 1911;
1911; E 272800; Carl Fischer, New TI 271938; Geraldine Morris, Charles
York. City, Ia.
1692
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 15, 1911
293138
My SUNNY SOUTHERN RosE; wordsand | NEAR ME, DEARIE, CHEER ME; words
music by C. K. Gasaway. Washing- and music by E. Henske. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29296 ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29805
iy ec. 44, 1911: 2c Dee. 26,
1911; E 274133; Claude K. Gasaway,
Paoli, Ind.
My SWEETHEART THAT NEVER RE-
TURNED; words and music by A.
Bach. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [29297
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274045; Amelia Bach, Spo-
kane, Wash.
My WIFE HAS TURNED TO BE A SUF-
FRAGETTE; words and music by I..
Lind. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [29298
my Wee 11. 191t; 2 c.’ Dec. 26;
1911; KE 274138; Laurence Lind,
Oregon, Ill.
My worbD; song intro. in the comic op-
era The spring maid, words by Guy
Eden, musie by T. C. Sterndale Ben-
nett. [29299
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2c. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 270852; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
MyrrLes (THE) OF DAMASCUS; words
by Chas. Hanson Towne, music by
Blair Fairchild, op. 25. (A Baghdad
lover, no. 7.) [29300
© Dec. 6, 1911: 2 ec. Dec. 7, 1911:
KH 272070; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
MYSELF WHEN YOUNG; fantasia, words
from Omar Khayyam, by Edw. Fitz-
gerald, music by Redgewell Dansie.
[29301
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 15, 1911;
E 273314; Augener, ltd., London.
MYSTERIOUS MOON; from The red rose,
words by A. Seymour Brown, music
by Nat D. Ayer. [29302
© Dee. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1912;
E 274478; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
NACH JERUSALEM REITET DER HEILAND;
ged. von FE. Grether, musik von
Alwin Grether; kinderstimmen.
[29303
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 272398; Central pub. house, Cleve-
land.
NATURE’S GAME; words and music by
R.. B. Hatch. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29304
(onMee 11, 1911: 2 Dee: 86,
1911; E 274186; Roy B. Hatch,
Plymouth, O.
©} Decl 18 1911s 2 & Dee 26;
1911; E 274055; Edward Henske,
St. Louis.
NEAR THE OLD POTOMAC SHORE; words
by G. P. Getzinger, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [29306
©. (Dee: 18. 198-2 e- Dees 26
1911; E 274040; Geo. P. Getzinger,
Fairview, O.
NEARER MY GoD TO THEE; by Lowell
Mason, arr. by J. F. Herman. (Oc-
tavo choruses for men’s voices, no.
2038. ) [293807
Or Dee 465 1601.->2: 4G) Dees. 22:
1911; H 272801; Carl Fischer, New
York.
NEAREST (THE) AND DEAREST GIRL IN
TOWN; words and music by T. Roes-
sle. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [29308
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271937: Theodore Roessle, Green-
ville, N. H.
"NEATH THE GRAND OLD ELM TREE;
words and music by G. T. Flanders.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29309
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911:
E 271875; Geo. T. Flanders, Chi-
cago.
NEATH THE LILACS AT THE GATE; words
by Jennie D. Moore, music by Len
Fleming. [29310
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271933; H. Kirkus Dugdale eco.,
Washington.
NEL SALOTTINO AZZURRO; minuetto, di
Enrico Mineo; piano. [29311
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 18. 1911;
E 273550; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
NELLIE BELL; words by E. L. McCabe.
music by Gordon Phillips. [29312
©) Ie e.. Dees 1;.1911 >. EB 2246:
Edw. L. McCabe, Alexandria, Va.
NENIA; berceuse, par Alberto Randeg-
ger, junr., op. 383. pour violon et
piano. (Trois morceaux, no. 3.)
[29313
e)s Oks: 235. 49ddss Zivce:, Dewy: 12;
1911; E 273150; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29314
pt. 11, n. s., v. 6
NEUMANN (F.) 16 instructive four
hand piano pieces; by F. Neumann,
op. 1 [ed. by J. W. Lerman].
[29314
© Dee! 29; /1919- 2 eo Deer 30,
1911; E 274466; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
NEVER SUCH A LOVING TWO; words by
A. Seymour Brown, music by Nat.
D. Ayer. [29315
© Dec. 19, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 22,
1911; E 272863; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
NEw (THE) BEATRICE GAVOTTE; prize
dance, invented by Arthur Hanson,
music by Celian Kottaun; piano.
[29316
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 14,
LOC 2299 ) Hraneis, Wayin&
Hunter, London.
NEW LIFE (Neues leben); valse ca-
price, by Carl Wilhelm Kern, op.
244; pf. [29317
© Dee: 20, 1911. 2 ce) Dee) 20:
1911; E 272663; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
New (THE) St. Louis; dance, descrip-
tion and music by Bess Berkley;
piano. [29318
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1911;
E 272033; Buck & Lowney co., %
Knox co., St. Louis.
NEw YorK LIFE; polka by G. Man-
ganaro; two mandolins and guitar.
Ato. [293819
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 13. 1911;
EK 273286; Peter Tesio, New York.
Nicest (THE) Boy I KNOW; words by
Anna Manley Webber, music by
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29320
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271940; Mrs. C. S. Webber, Nee-
nah, Wis.
NICETZE; paroles de André Lénéka,
musique de Edouard Mathé. [293821
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ec: Dee. 12, 1911:
EK 2738224; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
NIGHT FROM THE DARK WORLD HER
MANTLE HATH DRAWN; words by
James B. Kenyon, music by J. P.
Kiirsteiner, op. 14, no. 8; medium
voice. New York, Ktirsteiner &
Rice. [293822
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 28, 1911 ;
EH 271959; Jean Paul Ktirsteiner,
New York.
NicHt (THE) HAS A THOUSAND EYES;
part song, words by F. W. Bourdil-
lon, music by Samuel Richards
Gaines; men’s’. voices. (Octavo
choruses, no. 5595. ) [293823
© Dec. 8, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 9, 1911;
E 272133; G. Schirmer, New York.
NiegHt (A) IN May; vocal waltz,
words by Gertrude Knox Willis, mu-
sic by Alfred J. Silver; chorus for
soprano, alto and baritone.
(Fischer’s octavo edition of secular
choruses, no. 3544.) [29324
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270896; J. Fischer & bro., New
York.
NIRAMI; waltz, by James Bain; piano.
[29325
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 8. 1911;
E 273010; Nicholson & co., ltd., Syd-
ney, Australia.
NosLE (THE) WARRIOR; march, by A.
Grill. 1. Band. 2. Orchestra. 4to.
[29326, 29327
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 e. each Dec. 1,
1911; E 271722, 271728; Georgi &
Vitak, Chicago.
NoBoDY KNOWS WE’RE LOVIN’ BUT YOU
AND THE MOON; words and music by
S. G. Rhodes. St. Louis, Stark Mu-
sic co. [293828
© Dee. 10, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 18,
1911; HE 272315; Stark music prini-
ing and pub. co., St. Louis.
NoBoDY LIKE JESUS; words by Edith
L. Mapes, music by Charles H. Ga-
briel. [29329
© Nov. -27, 101i GeNoy. 23,
1911°°1 © Noy. Zo) oie ee 1699:
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
NocTuRNE; par Louis Ganne, pour or-
chestra avec piano-conducteur.
(Deux entr’actes, no. 1.) [29330
(© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 @ Dee; ti. 1911 ;
E 273104; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Nona; words and musie by A. Dunn.
[2938381
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 c Dee. 5, 1911;
E 273455; Alfred Dunn, London,
Canada.
NoRMANDY; dance caprice, by Arthur
Wellesley ; piano. [29332
© Nov. 27, 191i 1Zeee Nov: , 29;
1911; E 271708; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
Nose (THE) THE MAN AND WOMAN.
See International gavotte.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
29348
NOTHING BUT LEAVES; solo or duet,
words by Lucy Evelina Akerman,
music by W. J. Kirkpatrick. [29335
see, 27.1911; 2 ex Dee. 20,
1911; E 272643; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia.
NOTHING SO SOFT EVER HAPPENED TO
ME; from The pearl maiden, lyric
by Earle C. Anthony, and Arthur
F. Kales, music by Harry Auracher.
[293834
(Mee. 2S, 1911: 2 c Dee. 29,
1911; E 274425; M. Witmark & Sons,
New York.
Now CAN’T YOU SAY YOU LOVE ME;
words and music by A. F. Burrow.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29335
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271908; A. F. Burrow, Birming-
ham, Ala.
Now IS THE TIME; words & music
by Haldor Lillenas. [29336
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 28,
1911; E 274840; W. E. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
-—— words by Stella May Thompson,
music by E. T. Hildebrand. [293837
© Apr. 14, 1911; 2 « Dec. 18,
1911; E 272886; E. T. Hildebrand,
Roanoke, Va.
Now THE DAY IS OVER; hymn anthem,
musie by Lillian Taitt Sheldon.
(Octavo church music, no. 10131.)
[29338
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 18,
1911; E 272493; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Nut PASSARIELLO SPIERZO! raccontino
napoletano, versi di Roberto Bracco.
musica di Enrico de Leva. [29339
ee (20,.1911- 2 e..Dee: 21,
41911; HE 23738536; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
Nuit (LA) PESAIT SUR MA PAUPIERE;
intermezzo lyrique, tiré des chan-
sons et poémes d’Henri Heine, tran-
scription en rimes francaises par
Maurice Pellisson, musique de A.
Bertelin; pf. [29340
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26,
1911; E 2736616; E. Demets, Paris.
Nunc DIMITTIS IN F. See Magnificat
and Nunc Dimittis in F.
NUR A KLANS HUTTERL; aus dem vau-
deville Alma wo wohnst du, walzer-
lied der Alma, gesangstexte von
Louis Taufstein, musik von Walter
Kollo. [29341
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 30,
1911; E 278907; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
NUR DEZENT SEIN; aus der operette
Das damenparadies. text von Julius
Brammer und Alfred Griinwald,
musik von Richard Fall. [29342
ee) Oct: 23, 1911: 2 -e., Ded 1)
19ihe, BH. . 273117; Kranz. Bard. .&
bruder, Vienna.
O BE JOYFUL IN THE LoRD; anthem,
words from Psalm 100, music by
Hugh Ware; mixed voices. 4to.
[29343
©, Noy. +29, 1914:° 2 ¢.. Dee i;
1911; E 2731138; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
O CAPTAIN! MY CAPTAIN; part-song,
words by Walt Whitman, music by
Jean Bohannan; men’s _ voices.
(Secular part songs, no. 6453).
[29344
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 « Dee. 4,
1911;°E 271857; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
O CAST THY BURDEN UPON THE LORD;
words from Psalm 55, music by E.
Douglas Tayler, op. 17, no. 2; mixed
voices. [29345
©’ Nov.°29, 1911: 2 e Dee. 12:
1911; E 273114; J. H. Larway, Lon-
don.
O CORE D’ ’0 SURDATE; marcia, versi di
A. Lania, musica di F. S. Cataldo.
[29346
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2c. Dec. 18, 1911;
E 273549; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
O DO SOME GOOD DEED EVERY DAY; words
by Eben E. Rexford, music by
Samuel W. Beazley. [29347
©: Dee 20; -1911:.. 2 ¢. Dee 723:
1911; E 274841; W. E. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
O DU MEIN LIEB, MEIN HOCHSTES GLUCK
AUF ERDEN; lied, musik von Eugen
Rodominsky, op. 357, arr. von J.
Sommer; grosses orchester. 4to.
[29348
C} *Aue 6 265) 19192) e@.7- Dec. 24;
1911; E 270789; Adolf Forster,
Schdneberg-Berlin, Germany.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 11, n. s., v. 6
O FAITHFUL PINE; folks song, words by
Alice Mattullath, arr. by J. F. Her-
man. (Octavo choruses for men’s
voices, no. 2014.) [29349
©}! Dec, 16, 911 12) co ee 22.
1911; EH 272802; Carl Fischer, New
York. é
O wILLs! O vates. See Mendelssohn-
Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
O KIDDO MINE; words by Alton R.
Hodgkins, music by R. A. Castillo.
Washington, Castillo and Hodgkins.
[29350
© Dec. 23, 1911; 2 e« Dee. 20,
1911; EH 272615; Raf. A. Castillo,
Washington.
O LAMB OF GOD STILL KEEP ME; An-
them, words by J. G. Deck, music by
William Reed; mixed voices, with
sop. solo. (Octavo ed., no. 12245.)
[29351
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 29,
1911; EK 274445; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM ; Christ-
mas song, words by Phillips Brooks,
music by J. Fletcher; medium voice.
[29352
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 6, 1911;
EK 272086; Joseph Fletcher, Ridge-
field Park, N. J.
O LorD, HOW MANIFOLD ARE THY
worKS; anthem, words from Psalm
104, music by F. A. Challinor. 4to.
(Chureh choir album... no. 78.)
[29853
© July 4, 1911; 2 © Wee. 15, 1911;
Ii 273307; Blackburn & co., Leeds,
Hngland.
O LOVE THAT WILT NOT LET ME GO; an-
them, words by George Matheson,
music by Bruce Steane; mixed
voices. (Oliver Ditson co.’s octavo
ed.) [29354
©, Dec. di, 1911: +2 |, Wee. . 18,
1911; E 273406; Oliver Ditson co..
- Boston.
O MON CHER PASSE; mélodie napoli-
taine, poésie de André Lénéka, mu-
Sique de G. Bonincontro, pour chant
~ seul. [293855
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1911;
Ii 273226; Paul Decourcelle, Nice.
France.
—— pour piano et chant. [293856
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 12, 1911;
E 273227; Paul Decourcelle, Nice.
O NIGHT, O LIFE; nocturne, words by
Ed. Teschemacher, music by Wil-
fred Sanderson. [29357
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911;
EH 270858 ; Boosey & co., London.
O QUEEN OF BEAUTY; words by Chas.
Hanson Towne, music by Blair Fair-
child, op. 25. (A Baghdad luver, no.
15 )) [293858
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 7, 1911;
E 272064; H. W. Gray co. New
York.
O SALUTARIS HOSTIA. See Gounod
(C. F.)
O SANCTISSIMA; Sicilian folk-song,
words by Alice Mattullath. (Octavo
choruses for men’s voices, no. 2015.)
[29359
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 e Dee. 22,
1911; HK 272808; Carl Fischer, New
York.
’O SARGENTE CANNUNIERO; versi di
Alessandro Cassese, musica di Gae-
tano Lama. [29360
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ce. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 278506 ; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
O STILL IN ACCENTS SWEET; words by
Samuel Longfellow, music by W. J.
Kirkpatrick. [29361
© Dee. 22; 191ft- 2c. Dee (20,
1911; KH 272645; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia.
O THOU CLEAR SHINING HEAVEN ; music
by Fr. Silcher. (Octavo choruses
for men’s voices, no. 2031.) [29362
© Dec. 16, 19it- 2 ew wee, 22,
1911; KE 272804; Carl Fischer, New
York.
© TOMB; words by Chas. Hanson
Towne, music by Blair Fairchild, op.
25. (A Baghdad lover, no. 9.)
[29363
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 7, 1911;
E 272072; H. W. Gray co., New York.
O TURTLEDOVE SO MOURNFUL (Plaintive
tourterelle) ; poems by Th. Gautier,
English version by Henry G. Chap-
man, music by Hrnest Britt; high
voice with harp or pf. und violon-
cello obbligato. (Two songs, no. 2.)
[29364
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 9, 1911;
W 272134; G. Schirmer, New York.
O UVRE TA PORTE, ENFANT. See Mas-
cagni (P.)
1696
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
29380
O WHAT MUST IT BE TO BE LOST; words
and music by Haldor Lillenas.
[29865
© Dec. 20, 1911 ; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1911;
H 274832; W. HE. M. Hackleman, In-
dianapolis.
O, YOU RIB, MY OWN SPARE RIB; words
and music by B. W. Thomas. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29366
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 274109; Ben W. Thomas, Mahanoy
City, Pa.
O YOU SWEET RAG; by J. Palao; violin
and piano. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [29367
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 274157; James Palao, New Orleans.
OBERLEITHNER (MAx) Drei _ lieder;
ged. von Joseph freiherr von Hichen-
dorff, musik von M. Oberleithner,
fiir eine singstimme und _ klavier.
Contents: — Wanderspruch. — Die
spielleute.—Der abend. [29368
© Wee 13, (1911: 2 « Dec. 13,
1S er 2Zio2z10> N. Simrock, g. m.
Db. he ‘Berlin.
Vier lieder; ged. von Wilhelm
Weigand, musik von M. Oberleith-
ner. Contents: — Liebe, mittlere
stimmlage. — Morgens, mittlere
stimmlage.—EHin augenblick, hohe
stimmlage.—Das mirchenschiff, mitt-
lere stimmlage. [29369
© Dee. 13, 1911; 2 ce Dee. 18,
tO i 273270; N. Simrock, ¢. m.
b. h., Berlin.
OBERNDORFFR (ALFRED A.) Nocturne;
by A. A. Oberndorfer; piano. [29370
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 6, 1911;
Ei 272052; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
OCKLAWAHA (THE) WALTZES; by H.
Day; piano. [29371
© Dec. 26, 1911; 2 e Dec. 28,
1911; EK 274806; Harry Day, Grand
Island, Fla.
OcToBER; words by Helen Hunt Jack-
Son, music by Mary Strawn Vernon:
ist and 2d sop., alto, tenor and bass.
(Supplementary music for schools
no. 46.) [29372
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 18,
1911; EH 272500; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
OPpPet sTAR JESU FORBARMANDE HJARTA
(Brightest and best of the sons of
the morning); melodi af Sydney
Smith, arr. af Emil Larson. 4to.
(Kyrkliga kérsanger, no. 5.) [29373
© Nov. 17, 1911: 2 e@ Dee. 138,
1911; E 272301; HEngberg-Holmberg
pub. co., Chicago.
O’ER JUDAH’S SACRED HILLS; words arr.
by Ed. H. Sears, music by Wm. H.
Meyer. 4to. (Christmas anthems,
no. 172.) [293874
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 271792; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia.
OF couURSE; written and composed by
Charles J. Winter; recitation with
piano ace. (Musical monologues,
no. 67.) [29375
©) Dec; 15, 1911 = 2 © Dee. 5,
1911; E 278310; Reynolds & co.,
London.
OFF TO FRISCO TO THE FAIR; words and
music by M. E. Werth. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29376
©) Dee. 11,0 1919 =" 2° G “Dee. 26:
1911; KE 274178; May Hlizabeth
Werth, Oakland, Cal.
OFFENBACH (JACQUES) Barearolle;
from Les contes d’Hoffmann (Tales
of Hoffmann), by J. Offenbach, ed.
by F. E. Kahn; violin and piano.
[29377
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2-e¢ Dee. f1,
1911; E 272181; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Beauteous night (Belle nuit);
from The tales of Hoffmann, entr’-
acte and _ barcarolle, part. song,
words translated by Samuel Rich-
ards Gaines, musie by J. Offenbach;
duet and chorus, mixed voices. 4to.
(Original ed., no. 12280.) [293878
© Dec. 5, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8. 1911;
E 272094; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
—— Fantaisie sur Les contes d’Hoff-
mann; opéra fantastique de J.
Offenbach, arr. par Hmile Tavan;
petit orchestre. 4to. [29379
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911;
I) 273029; Otto Junne, Leipzig.
Orpheus; overture. by Offenbach.
arr. by G. E. Holmes; saxophone
quartette. [29380
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 16, 1911;
E 272439; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ja.
1697
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29381
pt. Tyee SG
OFFERTORIUM IN G3. by Geo. Rosen-
krans; organ. 8vo. [293881
© GOct.428, -1911: 2) ce. = Nov. 29,
1911; E 271696; Geo. Molineaux,
New York.
OFFICE (THE) FOR THE HOLY COM-
MUNION; music by Christopher
O’Hare; chorus of mixed voices
with organ ace. (Octavo choruses,
no. 5633.) [29382
© Deen 15, 191t= 2 e) “Wecw 16,
1911; E 272468; G. Schirmer, New
York.
OFFRANDE. See Moszkowski (M.)
OH DADDY, DO YOU LOVE ME; words and
music by Bell Rikeman. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29383
© Wee). S19 ee Dee: 26;
1911; E 274154; Mrs. Robt. Rike-
man, Milan, O.
OH IT’S GREAT TO LOOK BACK AND RE-
MEMBER; words and music by C. HE.
Wood. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [29384
© “Nov... 20; 1911; 2 ie: “Dee... 5,
1911; E 271887; Charles E. Wood,
Mariner Harbor, L. I.
OH, OH, DELPHINE; duet, from the
musical play, Villa primrose, words
by C. M. S. McLellan, music by
Ivan Caryll. [29385
© Dee. 14. 19? ves Dees 1h,
1911; E 2738331; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
OH TELL ME PRETTY BUTTERFLY; words
and music by Carolyn Lindsay
Amoss. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [29386
©. Noy... 20, 191; (2) @) Wee. 5,
1911; E 271883; Mrs. D. A. Amoss,
Cobb, Ky.
OH THAT TEASING MAN; words by Joe
Goodwin, music by Geo. W. Meyer.
[293887
©) Dees. 22:-191t=) 2° ey Dee, 23,
1911; BE 272952; EF. B. Haviland
pub. co., New York.
OH YOU BEAUTIFUL COON; words and
music by Geo. M. Cohan. [29388
© Dee., 21) 11914 Aires Dec 721,
1911; E 272705; Jerome & Schwartz
pub. co., New York.
OH -YOU WITH A SUIT OF BLUE; words
and music by Miss E. L. Lareviere.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29389
©) Dec.. 11, 190s 22 en Dec: °26,
1911; E 274197; Miss BH. L. Lare-
viere, Leicester, Mass.
Or Rosa, Rosa; versi di Gennaro
Rainone, musica di A. Magliani.
[29390
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 278507; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
OISEAU (L’) BLEU; valsSe Boston, par
Guillaume Almayrae; pf. [29391
© Dec. 2, 19ite aes ice’ 926;
1911; E 273610; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice.
OJ CAMPAGNOLA BELLA; aria campes-
tre, versi e musica di G. Gelardi.
[29392
© Dec. 5, 1911s 2 %e Dee. 18,
1911; EH 273548; Raffaele Izzo,
Naples.
OLA; words and music by L. Hyland.
[29393
© Dec, 30; 191d¢ 2 ei Wee: 130,
1911; E 274465; Leo Hyland, Lud-
low, Mass.
OLD BLACK Rock; marek, by. os. HH.
Del Vecho; band. 4to. [29394
© Dec. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 272156; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
OLD FRIENDS; words and music by
John Vance Cheney. (Songs with
Df. AccG:, SOL) [293895
© Dee. 21-1917 ee bec. 23;
1911; E 272929; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
OLD GLORY; words by Hope Clarion,
music by Chas. J. W. Jerreld. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29396
© Dec. 18, 19th e2 Re Wee. 26;
1911; E 274060; L. A. Martin, Gen-
eseo, Ill.
Otp (THE) MAHOGANY SOFA; words
by M. C. Cottrell, music by Charles
J. W.. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29397
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271900; Minnye Creighton Cot-
trell, Cedar Key, Fla.
Otp (THE) MAN ALWAYS GETS THE
BLAME; words and music by F. W.
Casey. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [29398
© .Dec. 11, 19h 2a bce 26,
1911; E 2741380; Frank W. Casey,
Brooklyn.
Otp (AN) MAN WOULD BE WOOING;
quartett, words and music by J.
Fletcher; male voices. 8vo. [29399
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 c Dec. 6, 1911;
E 272035; Joseph Fletcher, Ridge-
field Park, N. J.
1698
On San
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
uo. 18, 1911
29418
OLYMPIA (THE) MARCH; by H. Moon,
1. Band. 2. Orchestra. 4to.
[29400, 29401
© Dee. 26, 1911; 2 ec. each Dec.
27, 1911; E 274224, 274225; Howard
Moon, Lynn, Mass.
OLYMPUS; intermezzo, by Gaylord
Barrett; piano. [29402
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271986; M. Witmark & sons, New
Work...
OM HER NIT HJERTE FOR ALVOR ER
RAMT. See Puccini (G.)
ON MARINUKA’S MOONKISSED SHORE;
words and music by B. R. Olds.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29403
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26,
1911; E 274016; Byron R. Olds,
Galesville, Wis.
On MINNESOTA; march song and two-
step, by W. T. Purdy; piano.
[29404
(Wee 22, 1911; 2 c Dee. 20,
1911; EH 273470; Twin City music
pub. co., Minneapolis.
FRANcIsco Bay; words by
Vincent Bryan and Gertrude Hoff-
mann, arr. by Walter L. Rosenberg;
mixed quartet. 4to. (Excellent
quartet arrangements on _ popular
publications, no. 547.) [29405
© Dee 14, 1911: 2 ce. Dee. 15,
1911; EK 272379; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
ON THE ALERT; march, by Edward
Glickman, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; fuli band. 4to. [29406
aNoy. 22; 4911;.2.¢ Dee, 22,
1911; E 272706; Carl Fischer, New
York.
ON THE AVENUE; from The wife hunt-
ers, flirtation duet, lyric by David
Kempner, music by Anatol Fried-
land and Malvin Franklin. [29407
© Dec. 8, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1911;
E 272140; Leo Feist, New York.
ON THE BANKS OF THE TIPPECANOE;
words and music by M. E. McCerd.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29408
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271885; Mary E. McCord, York,
Neb.
ON THE ESPLANADE; words and music
by T. W. Connor. [29409
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2c. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 270902; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
ON THE MOUNTAIN AND IN THE DALE:
three part song, English version by
Mrs. L. T. Craigin, music by Paul
Umlauft, op. 25, no. 5, arr. by A. H.
Ryder; trio for women’s voices.
(Octavo ed., no. 12217.) [29419
©; Dec. 21, 191132 @ Wee 229:
1911; E 274447; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
ON THE RIVER; by Hannah Smith, op.
28, no. 1; piano. (Six pianoforte
pieces, no. 1.) [29411
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 e Nov. 20,
1911; E 271688; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
ON THE ROAD TO ZAG-A-ZIG; a desert
journey, by Herman Finck; piano.
[29412
©; Dechy tt. 1911. 2:.ch Deer i?
1911;\ EB 2738211; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
ON THE SUMMIT OF SIERRA; words by
A. R. Regnell, music by M. C. Han-
sen. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [29413
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dec 26,
1911; H 274082; Anna lL. Regnell,
Chicago.
ON THE WINGS OF A DOVE; words by
I’. J. Wilson, music by Ferd KE.
Mierisch. [29414
© Nov. 15, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 4,1911;
EK 271860; Frances J. Wilson, Lan-
easter, O.
ON TO PROSPERITY; march, by R. Fer-
ber; pf. 8 hands. [29415
© Dec. 20. 1911; 2 @ Dec. 20,
1911; E 272664; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ON VENICE WATERS; barcarolle, by
Col Chovan; pf. [29416
© Dee-G 1911. 2.e Dee. 8, 19h.
E 272164; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
ONE; words and music by John Vance
Cheney. (Songs with pf. acc.. no.
2.) [29417
Mm Dees) 21. 191d) 2 er Deck 23;
1911; E 272930; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
ONE HUNDRED FOLKSONGS OF ALL Na-
TIONS; ed. by Granville Bantock;
medium voice. xxxvii, 175 p. port.
fol. (The musicians library.)
9418
© Nov. 29, 1911: 2 ce. Dec. 2, 1911;
A 300830; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
1699
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29419
ONE SOUL; four-part song, music by
Henry Hadley, op. 51, no. 3; chorus
of women’s voices a capella. (Oc-
tavo choruses, no. 5621.) [29419
©: Dee 0 191) 2 idee 21,
1911; E 272699; G. Schirmer, New
York. .
ONEITA; novelette-two step, by F. J.
St. Clair; full orch. 4to. [29420
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 c Dee. 11, 1911;
E 272199; H. N. White, Cleveland.
ONLY A DREAM; words and music by
M. B. Putney. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [29421
© Dees jd, olde? Vex Dee. 26,
1911; E 274125; Maggie B. Putney,
Eagle Lake, Tex.
ONLY BE MINE; words and music by
L. J. Cotton. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [29422
© Dee, 18) 191 2 e Dec. 26)
1911; E 274046; Lucretia J. Cotton,
Richmond, Wy.
GnLy (THE) MOON THAT I WANT TO
SEE IS MY OWN HONEYMOON; words
and music by Charles D. Bingham.
[29423
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ec Nov. 29,
1911; E 270779; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
ONLY TO KEEP YOUR LOVE DARLING;
words and music by C. E. Wright.
[29424
©, Dee. 11, 1911;°2 @ Dee 18,
1991; E 272507; Charles E. Wrighi,
Chicago.
ONLY (THE) TUNE THE BAND COULD
PLAY WAS AULD LANG SYNE; by AI.
Haves: pf. [29425
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 272082; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinati.
ONWARD; a complete rally day service
[atr. by W. B. Judefind]. 138, [2] p.
Svo. [29426
©; diuly..26,) 191th. 2 e. Dee. 22:
1911; E 272867; Judefind bros., Bal-
timore.
OPEN (THE) DOOR; words and music
by H. J. Little. [29427
© Dee, 26. 19 = 2%, Wee 720;
1911; E 272620; H. James Little,
Youngstown, O.
OPEN THY GATES TO ME; words and mu-
sic by Robt. G. Irby. [29428
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 ©. Dee. 9, 1911;
E 272172; Church, Paxson & @o.,
New York.
—_—__—__. - ___
pt. 11, He SFG
ORDINARIUM MISSAE; organum comi-
tans ad kyriale par Abbé F. Brun;
acc. a 3 parties pour orgue ou har-
monium. Juxta editionem Vati-
canam. [29429
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26,
1911; E 273623; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
OrPHEUS. See Offenbach (J.)
OULD Docror Ma’ GINN; words by
Arthur Stringer, music by Gena
Branscombe; soprano or tenor and
alto or baritone. [2943
© Dec. 11, 1911;) 276) Wee. 11,
1911; E 272227; Arthur P. Sehmidt.
Boston.
OuR FATHER’S CARE; words and music
by Minnie A. Steele. [294381
© Dec... 27, 1911: Breer: “28.
1911; E 274268; I. G. Martin, Chi-
cago.
Our Lorp EMMANUEL; words by
Philips Brooks, music by Wm. T.
Meyer. (Christmas anthems, no.
173). [29432
© Oct. 26, TOI -s2eer ec 2,
1911; E 271798; WHall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia.
OUR LOVELY SEX; from the musical
play, Villa primrose, words by C. M.
S. McLellan, music by Ivan Caryll.
[294383
© Dee. 14, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 15,
1911; E 278332; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
OUR OLD DAY DREAMS; words by M. EH.
Briggs, music by C. F. Bauer.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29434
©- Nov. | 20, 191 = 92 esiee: 15,
1911; E 271865; Mary H. Briggs,
Porter, Mont.
OuR OWN UNITED STATES; words and
music by G. W. Hall. | 294385
©. Dee. 12) 1910. 2 er Wee. 18:
1911; E 272521; Geo. W. Hall, Mc-
Fall, Mo.
OUR SCHOOL DAY MARCH; by S. G.
Kiesling, op. 60; pf. [29436
© Dec. 16, 191fs 2 epee, 14,
1911; E 272324; Samuel G. Kiesling,
Rrooklyn.
OuT IN THE FIELD; words and music
by EF. R. Stover. [29437
© Dee: 8,° 191k! 2 ey wee. | 22,
1911; E: 272880; FE. BR. Stover,
Mountain Grove, Mo.
1700
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
OUT ON THE RIVER; words by Rose
Magrath, music by Lucia Magrath;
nord an? B flat. [29438
ee 1) 1911: 2 ce. Dec. 22,
1911; E 2738547; Nightingale & co.,
London.
OVER THE FALLS; words and music by
VY. Francis Gordon. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29439
epee 111911: 2 c. Dee. 26,
1911; E 274204; Viola F. Gordon,
Havre de Grace, Md.
OVER THE HILL; words and music by
John Vance Cheney. (Songs with
pf. acc., no. 6.) [29440
iewee, 18, 1911: 2 c Dec. 20,
1911; E 272609; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
OVER THE HILL THE ROAD RUNS WHITE.
See Tramp songs, no. 2.
PHAN; by H. Alexander Matthews;
organ. [29442
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 9, 1911;
FE 272185; G. Schirmer, New York.
PALM TREE AND CEDAR; words by Will
Ransom, music by Ciro Pinsuti;
women’s yoices, 8 part. 4to. (Boos-
ey’s choral miscellany, no. 16.)
[29448
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2c. Dec. 1, 1911;
FE, 270853; Boosey & co., London.
PALOMA (LA) (The song of the dove) ;
Spanish serenade, by S. de Yradier,
transcription by Alvin Buechner. 1.
Violin and piano. 2. Flute and pi-
ano. [ 29444, 29445
© Nov. 14, 1911; 2 c. each Dee. 22,
1911; E 272707, 272708; Carl Fisch-
er, New York.
PANSIES AND ROSES; flower song, by
Leon P. Briiun, op. 30; pf. [29446
mee, 20, 1911.2 c. Dee. 20,
1911; E 272665; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PANUELO; from the opera Natoma, by
Victor Herbert; piano. (Four
dances, no. 3.) [29447
© Dec. 19, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 20,
1911; E 272628; G. Schirmer, New
York.
PAPA-MAMMA;; versi di Rocco Galdieri,
musica di G. Capolongo. [29448
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 2738508; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
PAPILLONS (Butterflies); étude, by
Leo Tecktonius. (Three composi-
tions for the pf., no. 3.) [29449
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 12, 1911;
FE} 272265; G. Schirmer, New York.
PAR LES CHAMPS (Across the fields) ;
par F. Paolo Prontini; piano. (Pe-
tits tableaux, no. 2.) [29450
© Fev. Fy 1910 =" 2 Dee, 30;
1911; E 275111; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan.
PARADE (DIE) DER ZINNSOLDATEN; von
Léon Jessel, op. 123, arr. von
Schmidt-Cothen. 1. Cavallerie-mu-
sik, stimmen. 2. Infanteriemusik,
stimmen. [ 20451, 29452
© Aug. 24, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 1,
1911; EH 270792, 270793; Heinrich-
Shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many.
PARADE OF THE TIN SOLDIER: (Die pa-
rade der zinnsoldaten); charakte-
ristic. by Léon Jessel; orchestra and
piano ace. [294538
© Dec. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 273000; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
march and two-step, by Leon Jes-
sel, arr. by Carl F. Williams; or-
chestra and piano. 4to. [29454
© Dee 123.. 101i 5 .2-e. YDee: 26:
1911; E 272998; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
PARADISE (THE) OF MAHOMET; Dy
Robert Planquette and Louis Ganne,
arr. by W. C. O’Hare; orchestra. 1.
March, two-step. 2. Mazurka.
[ 29455, 29456
© Dee. 22, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 23,
1911; E 272913, 272914; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
waltzes, by Robert Planquette
and Louis Ganne, arr. by W. C.
O’Hare; orchestra. 4to. [29457
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 2, 1911;
E 271781; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
PARAGON MARCH; by F. D. Brown;
mandolin or violin. [29458
© Dec. 8, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 11, 1911;
E 273086; Stephen Shepard, Pater-
son, N. J.
PARAPHRASE ON ROBIN ADAIR; by I. V.
Flagler, ed. by Geo. E. Whiting;
pipe organ. [29459
yi Dec; (20) 1911 212.167; Dees 220;
1911; E 272666; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia. —
1701
24026—11——7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29460
pt. 11 Se iyG
PARISER MADEL, WER DICH KENNT;
marschlied, aus der operette Eva,
text von A. M. Willner und Robert
Bodanzky, musik von Franz Lehar.
[29460
© Dec. td A911 > (2 yes, Weenie.
1911; E 278194; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
marseh aus der
operette Eva, von Franz Lehar;
klavier. [29461
Oreck 1k Otte ceeDec! 12.
1911; E 273170; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig,
PARISER PFLASTER;
ParK (THE) THEATRE MARCH; by A.
LL. Moquin; pt. Glens Falls, N. Y.,
Bellen bros. and Ginsberg. [29462
(OL Wee 21 Git 2 es DEC. 23,
1911; HE 272953; A. L. Moquin, Glen
Balish Ng YG
Pas (Le); words and music by D. E.
Banker. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [29463
Opec: 1S!) lGikit 2aey Dec "26,
1911; EK 274210; Daisy Endora
Banker, St. Joseph, Mo.
PAS DES ECHARPES. See Chaminade
CCe TGS3)
PASSE-PIED; dance in olden style, by
Ernest Gillet, rev. and fingered by
Gustay Saenger; violin and piano.
[29464
pe)
New
Or Nove dex iGide 2) e. Dec.
LOT E22 Can Mischer,
York.
style ancien, par Id.
Toulmouche; orchestra, avec piano-
conductuer. 4to. [29465
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 4, 1911;
BH 270914: EB. Gaudet, Paris.
———_qans, le
words by James Rowe,
Howard E. Smith.
PASSING ON;
music by
[29466
© Apr wl4e 1 Oiie memes Dec) is,
1911; BE 272883; Hildebrand-Bur-
nett co., Roanoke, Va.
PASTEL) MENUBT ) Dy jan yearadicn arr.
by R. Jungnickel; orchestra. (Ar-
tist’s orchestra repertoire, no. 32).
[29467
©) Dee. 115; / 191d 2 se Dec. 16,
1911; BE 272423; Ross Jungnickel,
New York.
170
———$——KRL
PASTORALE; aus dem Concerto grosso,
no. 8, des op. 6, von Arcangelo
Corelli, bearbeitet von Walter Nie-
mann; Klavier zu zwei hinden.
(Klassische Weihnachtsmusik, no.
4.) [29468
© Nov. 2, 19 veamiiec. 12:
1911; E 278188; CC! ¥. Kahne nach-
folger, Leipzig.
PASTORALE RECITATIVO ET CHORALE;
drei pastelle, by Sigfrid Karg-Elert,
op. 92, edited by A. EKaglefield Hull;
organ. (Augener’s edition, book 1,
no. 10221.) [29469
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c Dee. 15, 1911;
EF 278319; Augener, Itd., London.
PATH (THE) FINDER; march by M. A.
Althouse; band. 4to. [29470
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 c Dee. 9, 1911;
fi 272345; Penn pub. co., Reading,
PATHWAY (THE) HOME; words and
music by EF. J.° Warmocksarr. by
J. W. Felger. [29471
© Dee! 1,190 2yel perry 1904 ;
E 271740; F. J. Warnock, Youngs-
town, O.
PATTERING RAINDROPS; by Marie Cros-
by; piano. [29472
© Dec. 4; 191i: > cowece4 1911:
E 272007; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
PAUL AUF DEM HUGEL; rondo gracieux.
Sce WKjerulf (H.)
PAULIN’, PAULIN’, WO DENKST DU DENN
NUR HIN: lied aus der operette Der
minenkdnig, musik von Robert Stolz,
op. 761, no. 1, arr. von Gustav Rich-
tev; Salon-orchester. 4to. (Huterpe,
no. 69.) [29473
© Nov..4, 1911: "2-e) Dee. 12> 1911:
E 278148; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
A.
PAVANE; par d’ Ambrosio,
piano seul.
© Dee.
LO iil Sa ie)
Nice, or
pour
[2947
16%" IOI Crees) abe
273427; Paul Decourcelle,
rance,
PEACE; sacred song, words from old
hymn of St. Anatolius, music by
Arthur Voorhis; low. [29475
©. Dec. .29, 249i 2 ex wieew. 20,
1911; EH 274256; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
PEACE AND LIBERTY; march, by Geo. D.
Barnard; orchestra. 4to. [27476
© Nov. 7, 1914; 2 ¢. Dee: 16, 1911;
E 272440; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
y
send
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 138, 1911
29494
PEACE ON EARTH; words and music by
M. GC. Clark. Washington, H. Nir-
kus Dugdale co. [29477
© Dec 18, 1911: 2 ¢. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274025; Mary Craig Clark,
Miltonvale, Kan.
PEACEFUL EVENING; by Hannab Smith,
op. 28, no. 5; piano. (Six piano-
forte pieces, no. 5.) [29478
Noy ib, 1911; 2 c “Nov. 29;
1911; E 271690; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati.
PEARL (THE) MAIDEN; from The Pearl
maiden, lyric by Harle C. Anthony
and Arthur F. Kales, music by
Harry Auracher. [29479
@rpee, 23, 1911: 2 c. Dee. 26,
Toe i290; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
words and music by
A. H. Haskins. [29480
eo per 16, 191t> 2 ¢c. Dec. 18,
1911; WH 272497; Arthur H. Haskins,
Reynoldsville, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA;
PEPITA; caprice espagnole, by Th. Cor-
montan; piano. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29481
Wee: “18; 1911; 2c. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274008; T. Cormontan, St.
James, Minn.
PERFUME OF THE VIOLET; waltz, by
Walter Rolfe, arr. by H. E. Hil-
dreth; orchestra. Ato. [29482
Oy Wer 25, 191+ 2 c. Dec. 28,
1054 HY 274280; Walter Jacobs,
Boston.
PERHAPS I’LL LEAVE SOME DAY; words
and music by M. Hegg. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29483
(e) Woy, 20, 1911+. 2 «.
ott. Ai 2a):
trander, Minn.
Mabel Hegg, Os-
Per (LA) ;
Dukas.
poéme danse, par Paul
Partition d’orchestre.
[29484
e7Dec 726.
Durand et cie.,
@©eDecs'20;) 1911: 2
io Bw) 2736217
Paris.
PrrLEs (LES); concert polka, by H.
Kling, arr. by M. Retford; xylo-
phone solo. (Jn Boosey & ¢CO.’s new
supplemental journal for military
bands, no. 95.) [29485
re) wee 116, 1914. 2 cy Dec 18,
1911; EK 273403; Boosey & co.,. Lon-
don.
PFERDCHENSPIELEN (The horses) ; von
|
|
|
i}
Dee. 5,
Pere, (lA) cogurrttEe; by Harry
Rowe Sheiley, arr. by Albert Mil-
denberg; piano. [29486
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2c Dec. 6, 1911:
E 272034; G. Schirmer, New York.
PETITE ROMANCE; by H. Engelmann, ed.
and fingered by Hans T. Seifert;
piano. [29487
©). Dee, i020, » 191d: 32: 'e, Weess22:
1911; BH 272711; Carl Fischer, New
York.
PETITE SUITE; by N. Ladoukhine, op.
9, rey. and ed. by KE. L. Winn;
violin and piano. [29488
© Now 17) 1911+: 2 -© “Dees 22)
1911; BH 272712; Carl Fischer, New
York.
EK. Jaques-Dalcroze; pf. (Drei ju-
gendspiele, no. 3.) [29489
@VAUe Si AVL) 2 Gc. Weew =
1911; E 270943; D. Rahter, Leip-
Zig.
PHANTOMS; a dream dance, by Percy
Elliott; piano. [29490
1. Wee ik. 1d) oes ees. tes
1911; HW 273184; Metzler & Co.
(1909) Itd., London.
PHILADELPHIA’S REDEMPTION; march
and two-step, by Giuseppe Rodia:
piano. Philadelphia, M. D. Swisher.
[29491
©r Dee. 16. 190; 2 ce Dee 28s:
1911; E 272496; Giuseppe Rodia,
Philadelphia.
| PIANO PLAYERS’ REPERTOIRE OF POPULAR
PIECES; by various composers, com-
piled by T. Presser. [29492
Se) ee 22) pt Olt we ex: Dee EIT,
1911; E 274221; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PIANO TECHNICS; Scales and cadences
of all the major and minor keys
with preparatory exercises, arr. by
Jee Seldk: Dip yp. 2: [294938
© Dee 145) 91a 2 es Wee: 15!
1911; E 272369; John A. Seidt,
Baltimore. |
Pir Jesu; par EF. de La Tombelle; a
4 voix mixtes, avec orgue ace. Parti-
tion. [29494
©; Pec. 16. 191-12" es Dee Vs:
1911; E 273484; Janin fréres, Lyvun,
France.
03
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29495
pt. Ti; We sov.-G
PIERROT-SERENADE; par Alberto Ran-
degger, junr., op. 88; violon et piano.
(Trois morceaux, no. 1.) [29495
© Oct. 23, 1911: 2 eeomeewaA2
1911; EH 273151; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Germany.
PIFFERO (IL) DI MONTAGNA; versi di
R. Viviani, musica di A. Magliani;
canto e mandolino. 4to. [29496
© Sept. 2b; (191d Bre. VOck 9;
1911; E 2738509; Capolongo-Feola,
Naples.
PILGRIMS CcHoRUS. See Wagner (R.)
PINK (THE) LADY; valse, by Ivan
Caryll, arr. by H. M. Higgs; orches-
tra. 4to. (Chappell’s orchestral
journal, no. 645.) [29497
©) Dec, 16, 4914-2 ce Dee? 48,
1911; E 273405; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
PIPSI, HOLDE PIPSI; aus der operette
Eva, text von A. M. Willner und
Robert Bodanzky, musik von Franz
Lehar; fiir 1 oder 2 singstimmen.
[29498
©. Weel 14, 1911 2a Weel:
1911; EH 278171; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
PIROUETTE; pas seul, by Herman
Finck, arr. by W. C. O’Hare; mili-
tary band. 4to. [29499
© Dee. 221911 2 exe Dec, 23.
1911; EH 272915; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
orchestra. [29500
© Dee. 16, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 19,
1911; EH 272572; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
PLACE THIS BUNCH OF FLOWERS ON THE
GRAVE WHERE MAMA LIES; words and
music by M. J. McIntyre. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29501
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271901; M. J. McIntyre, Buffalo.
PuAy (THE) OF St. GEORGE; a play
for children, words by J. M. C.
Crum, music by Harold W. Rhodes;
vocal score. London, The year book
press. 4to. [29502
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 2708382; J. M. C. Crum, London.
PLAY THAT ALOHA RAG; arr. by G. H.
Reeves; band. 4to. [29503
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 22,
1911° E 272715; Carl Fischer, New
York.
PLAY THAT ALOHA RAG—Continued.
—— two-step, arr. by Paul Henneberg;
orchestra and piano. 4to. [29504
© Novi 138)):1901S2 es Deer 22,
1911; E 272716; Carl Fischer, New
York.
PLAYFUL PRANKS; Morris dance, by
H. Beaumont; piano. [29505
© Dee. 11,, 1911372) eee. 11.
1911; E 272187; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PLEASANT PASTIME VALSETTE; by Elsie
Pyle; pf. [29506
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 @ Dee: 30;
1911; E 274452; Val Reis piano co.,
St. Louis.
PLEASE TURN YOUR BACKS; from the
musical play, Villa primrose, words
by C. M. S. McLellan, music by Ivan
Caryll. [29507
© Dec. 14, 1911: )20e) Dee. 215,
1911; E 273388; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London.
PoEME; par Gabriel Dupont; piano et
quatuor 4 cordes. [29508
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 12, 1911;
E 273250; Heugel & cie., Paris.
POEME D’AMOUR; by C. W. Krogmann,
op. 90, no. 8; piano, left hand alone.
[29509
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 1, 1911;
EK 271734; B. F. Wood music ¢o.,
Boston.
PoET’s (A) GRAVE; duet, words by |
Francis Kilvert, music by Cecil En-
gelhardt. [29510
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911:
E 270960; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
POLISH DANCE NO. 1. See Scharwenka |
CH eX) |
PoLKA; by H. Engelmann, ed. and
fingered by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[29511
© Dee. 20, 1911-- 27 e Dee: 22;
1911; E 272717; Carl Fischer, New
York.
POLKA MIGNONNE; by Clara Koehler-
Heberlein; piano, two left hands.
[29512
©. Dec. 11,1919 2 ve Dec. 119
1911; E 272188; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
PoLNiscH; von Efrem Zimbalist, ftir |
violine und klavier. (38 Slavische |
tinze, no. 3.) [29513
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 8,1911; |
E 273068; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz, |
Germany.
1704
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
29530
ro. 13, 1911
POLSKA POWSTAJE; arr. by Frank
Przybylski; band. [29514
mer 15, 191t- 2 ¢« Dee. 11,
1911; H 272239; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago.
PosIne FoR VENUS; from the musical
play, Villa primrose, words by C. M.
S. McLellan, music by Ivan Caryll.
[29515
femwec, 14. 1911-2 c. Dee. 15,
1911; # 273334; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
Posy (A) FOR YOUR COAT PAPA; words
by M. A. Lang, music by Mrs. E. F.
Crowe. [29516
oe i-©@ Dec: 2, 1911; BH 271800:
Madalene Abbott Lang, New York.
POTSDAMER (DIE) WACHTS-PARADE;
dichtung von Carl Georg Engel,
musik von Clemens Schmalstich, op.
338, nos. 1-9. Klavierauszug zwei-
hindig mit text. [29517
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911;
EK 273048; Robert Reibenstein, Ber-
lin-Gr. Lichterfelde-West, Germany.
Pour Tor; valse lente, par Renaud
d’Yf; piano. [29518
i) Wee. 14. 1911-2 ¢ Dec. 16,
1911; EH 273392; Edward Saxon,
London.
POURQUOI DIRE NON; poésie de Ar-
mand Silvestre, musique de Frédérick
Schlieder. [29519
Or Dee, 49, 1911: 2 @ «Dec 12,
1911; E 2738261; Louis Rouhier,
Paris.
PovuRQUOI PAS? valse, by Annie Mar-
tyn; piano. [29520
OreDec 19, 1911: 2. &. Dee: 19,
1911; EK 273465; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
Power (THE) Is His; or, Meditation
on the resurrection; words and
music by E. L. Poindexter. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29521
Dee 11, 1911: 2 &. Dee: 26;
- 1911; E 274158; Ezra L. Poindexter,
Millboro, Va.
PRAISE THE LorD; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, music by Samuel
W. Beazley. [29522
©; Dee: 20; 1911: 2. e)- Dee... 28,
1911; E 2743848; W. EH. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
PRAISES (THE) OF HER BEAUTY; words
by Chas. Hanson Towne, music by
Blair Fairchild, op. 25. (A Bagh-
dad lover, no. 3.) [29523
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 7, 1911;
E 272066; H. W. Gray co., New
York.
PRECIOUS BABE OF BETHLEHEM ; Christ-
mas carol, words by Fanny J. Cros-
by, music by Hubert P. Main.
[29524
© Dee: 18, 1911: 2° &” Dee” 23.
1911; E 274262; Biglow & Main co.,
New York.
PRAYER (THE) FROM
See Auber (D. F. E.)
MASANIELLO.
PRECIOUS BIBLE; hymn, words and
music by J. D. Vaughan. [29525
©) Jans. 1, A912 2 ie. Dee! $0:
1911; E 274495; James D. Vaughan,
Laurenceburg, Tenn.
PREIS IHM, ER HAT’S VOLLBRACHT
(Praise Him, the work is done);
Ostern, .music by H. B. Proehl;
gemischter chor. (Festgesinge, no.
18.) [29526
©) ‘Dee 26,191 72" e} Dees 27;
1911; E 274234; H. B. Proehl, Chi-
cago.
PRELUDE, CHORAL ET FUGUE; par César
Franck, transcription par J. Jemain,
pour deux pianos 4 quatre mains.
[29527
©) Dee. 15, .1911>)2 ec. Dec. 1G,
1911; EH 273361; Enoch & co., Paris.
PREMIER (THE); march, by Carl
Lawrence; band. [29528
(6), Sans 2) AGI «9 G.4 DeGaas2o:
1911; E 274412; J. E. Agnew, Des
Moines.
PREMIER AIR DE BLONDINE.. See Mozart
GWA...)
PREMIER AIR DE CONSTANCE. See Mo-
wart, (We, Ac)
PREMIER AIR D’OSMIN. See Mozart
(W. A.)
PREMIERE RHAPSODIE; par Claude De-
bussy, pour orchestre avec clarinette
principale en si bémol, 1. Partition
d’orchestre. 2. 1°°* violons.
[29529, 29530
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 12,
1911; E 273239, 273240; Durand et
cie., Paris.
1705
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29531
pt. DH, Has v.”6
PREMIERE (LA) VIOLETTE (The first
violet); morceau de _ salon, par
Arnold Sartorio; op. 823; pf. [29531
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 7, 1911;
EK 270996; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston.
PRESIDENT’S SONG; from Jacinta, an
opera comique, words by John IL.
Shine, music by Heinrich Berté.
[29532
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 2, 1911;
E 270880; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York
PRETTY FACE; medley waltz, by F. |
Goulart; orch. 4to. [29533 |
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 11, 1911; |
B 272210; Frank Goulart music co., |
Dorchester, Mass. |
PRIDE (THE) OF AMERICA; march and
two-step, by Edwin Franko Gold-
man, ed. and fingered by Maurice
Gould. 1. Piano. 2. Orchestra and
piano, arr. by Paul Henneberg. 4to.
[ 29584, 29535
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c. each Dee. 22,
TO OB BARS. 22 2 earl
Fischer, New York.
PRIERE; par. F. Paolo Frontini; piano, |
[29536" |
© Oct. 28,1910 > 2 ce, Wee. 8, 4914:
KE 273028; Carisch & Jianichen,
Milan.
PRIMERA (LA) COMUNION; zarzuela in-
fantil en un acto, original de J.
Redondo y Menduina, mtsica de J. !
Taboada Steger; vocal score.
[29537
© Dee. 23; 1911-7 2c Dec 26;
1911; D 19028; Casa Dotésio, Mad-
rid.
PRIMROSE; polka, by H. A. Vander |
Cook: cornet solo and piano ace.
[29538
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 4, 1911;
EH 271855; H. A. Vander Cook, Chi-
eago.
PRINCE Otto; march and two-step. by
Wm. Lange; pf. [29539
K Dec. 8, 1911; 2 © Dee. 8, 1911;
E 272093; G. V. Meckel, New York.
CAN NEVER’ SEVER
words and music
by A. Stanley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29540
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271957; Alta Stanley, % Thomas
Lummy, Pleasantville, Ia.
PRISON WALLS
MOTHER’S LOVE;
PROMESSE (LA) ; poésie de G. Montoya,
musique de Paul Paray; chant et
piano. [29541
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 12, 1911;
E 273252; Jean Jobert, Paris.
PROMISE (THE) OF SPRING; waltz by
Ph. R. Meny, op. 28; piano. [29542
© Sept: 4, 1911-2 Aue. 31,
1911; EH 278003; Meny & co., Lon-
don.
PSALMS (THE); anthems of praise,
music by Lee G. Kratz; men’s voices.
Parts 1-6 combined. [29543
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ¢@ Dee. 26,
1911; EX 272978; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
PuccINI (GrAcomMo) Fanciulla (La)
del West; di G. Puccini; valzer
sopra motivi di Vincenzo Billi, op.
' 264; pf. [29544
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 «& Dee. 7, 1911;
E 270988; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
—— Fille (La) du far West; opéra
en trois actes, par Guelfo Civinini
et Carlo Zangarini, adaptation
francaise de Maurice Vauecaire, mu-
Sique de G. Puccini; voeal score.
[29545
©. Dee. 28, 1911 ;> 2 Ch Wee, 29)
1911; D 19031; «Ge Aieordi:. &. ¢o:,
Milan.
-—— Om her mit hjerte for alvor er
ramt; fra Madame Butterfly, af G.
Puccini; sang og piano, As dur.
[29546
©: Dee: 20,) 19-2 wesDee: 621.
1911; BD 2iss3: (eeeRcerdi ye veo:,
Milan.
PULLMAN PORTER MAN; words by Stan-
ley Murphy, music by Arthur E.
Bebhimn. [29547
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 7, 1911;
E 272013; Jerome H. Remick & co.,
New York.
PURPLE RAG; by F. J. Neubauer; pf.
[29548
© Dee, d5,, 19 eae eier: | as:
1911; EE 2723662- > 2 Neubauer,
Provo, Utah.
PUSZTA MAIDEN WALTZ; on celebrated
Hungarian melodies, by Chas. J.-
Roberts, arr. by Gustay Saenger ;
piano. [29549
©. Dec? 13> 19m S22 Fes Dee: 22,
1911; BH 272721; Carl Fischer, New
York.
a 4to.
[ 29550:
© Nov. 9, 1911; De: Deer22, 40105
E 272720: Carl Fischer, New York.
orchestra and piano.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 15, 1911
PUT A STOP TO THAT RAGTIME PLAYING:
words and music by W. R. Cohn.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29551
@© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274007; Walter R. Cohn,
Cincinnati.
QUADRILLE ROYAL; sur des motifs de
S. A. R. opérette en 3 actes, musique
de Ivan Caryl], arr. par Victor Char-
mettes; piano. [29552
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 c Dec. 16,
1911; E 273349; Chappell & co., Itd..,
London.
QUAKER (THE): words by Fred E.
Weatherly, music by Stephen
Adams, arr. by Franz C. Bornschein :
four part song, women’svoices. (Oc-
tavo ed., no. 12153.) [29553
© Oct. 24, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 3, 1911;
E 272457; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
QUARTET FROM RiIGOLETTO. See Verdi
(G.)
QUARTET IN D; by Arthur Foote, op.
70% two violins, viola and violon-
cello. [29554
ewer tt, 1911: 2 c Dec. 11,
1911; E 272228; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
QUEEN OF ARIZONA, MARY; words by
W. L. Patterson, music by Chas.
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29555
Secs, 1911- 2 ce. Dec. 26,
$911; E 274056; W. L. Patterson,
Lancaster. Pa.
QUEEN OF MY CASTLES IN SPAIN: words
and music by E. J. Smith. [29556
© Dee. 18, 1911: 2 © Dee. 28,
1911; EK 274277; Edward J. Smith,
Chicago.
QUEJAS DE AMOR: danza, letra de
Manuel Marquez. San Juan. misica
de Velino M. Preza: para canto y
piano. [29557
© Nov. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 16,1911;
E 273381; Breitkopf & Hiartel, New
York.
QUENTANO;: Cuban intermezzo, by
James M. Shaw. arr. by Wm. H.
Tyers; orchestra. [2955S
mene Fr. 19(t-"2 “eo Dee. “27,
1911; E 274231: Joe Morris music
co., New York.
QUESTIONS AND REPLIES: words by
Chas. Mackay. music by Drusilla S.
Percival: medium voice in G.
[29559
ey Wee [20,) 1911 22 1c. Dec; -20,
1911; E 272612; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago.
29568
RACCOLTA DI STUDI PER ORGANO; estratti
dal metodo teorico-pratico, di Enrico
Bossi e Giovanni Tebaldini. fase.
1-5. [29560
© Ociz 28; 1911 52 ¢. Dee. 81911:
E 2730387; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
RADIANT SKIES ARE GLOWING: words
and music by A. Geibel. (Octavo
church music, no. 159.) [29561
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1911;
KE 271773; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia.
RADIUM-MARSCH; aus der operette, Die
dame in rot, von Robert Winterberg,
bearbeitet von Otto Lindemann; kla-
vier. [29562
OcOae 113; 1914 2-2. eos DeGad2:
1911: E 273124;- Drei masken-ver-
lag, g. m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
RAGGING THE OLD VIENNA ROLL: words
by Vincent Bryan, music by Jean
Schwartz. [29563
© Noy. 29, 1911; 2 ¢ Nov. 29,
1911; E 271670; Jerome & Schwartz
pub. co., New York.
RAGTIME (THE) GOBLIN MAN; words
by Andrew B. Sterling, music by H.
yon Tilzer. [ 29564
\e)). ee 23) ASU: 2 ees Dee. Fe
1911; E 272926; Harry Von Tilzer
Inusic pub. co., New York.
RAGTIME MAGGIE MCGEE: words by
Basil Brady, music by Jack Egan.
[29565
GC Ber Fi. 1914: 2) ex: Dee v2
1911; E 272697; Frederick Allen
Mills. New York.
RAGTIME ORIOLE: by James Scott; pi-
ano. [29566
©). Dec. 10; 19%t= Se.) Dee 13:
1911; E 272849; Stark music print-
ing and pub. co., St. Louis.
(A) BOY IS THE ONLY ONE
words and music by Val
Joliet, Ill., Con-
verse music house. [29567
ee. Ab: AGU 2 es, Dek ts
1911; E 272386; M. E. Converse.
Joliet. Ill.
RAILROAD
FOR ME:
Jean Broadwell.
RarNpRops (Regentropfen); words by
Mary E. Coleridge, German version
and music by Max Mayer, op. 20;
low or medium voice. (Five songs,
no. 1.) [29568
©) Dee: Gh: | 1904. s)2 .e Dee 106:
1911; E 273371; G. Schirmer, New
York.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29569
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 6
Rainy (A) DAY;
Longfellow, music by Victor Des-
pomimnier; high in B minor. [29569
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 380,
1911; E 274482; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
RAISING THE BATTLESHIP MAINE;
words and music by Mrs. C. I. Sams.
Weshington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29570
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271889; Mrs. C. I. Sams, Kansas
City, Mo.
RAKOCZI MARCH (Rak6czi indulo) ; by
Leo Schermann, op. 4, no. 2; violin
and piano. [29571
© Dec. 19, 1911; 2 «. Dec. 22,
1911; E 272722; Carl Fischer, New
Norks
RaLtty (THE) CALL IS SOUNDING;
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by Samuel W. Beazley. [29572
© Dec. 20 1911; 2 © Dec. 28,
1911; E 274344; W. E. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
RAMESES MARCH; by J. J. Richards;
band. 4to. [29573
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1911;
BE 272443; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
RAPSODIE; sur des thémes grecs, par J.
EKustache Jaslar, pour piano.
[29574
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 12, 1911;
EH 273218; Costallat et cie., Paris.
REASON (THE) WHy I HAVE TO DIE AN
OLD BACHELOR; words and music by
I. Wise. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [29575
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274074; Frank Wise, Butler,
IPB Is
IkEBECKA; vals por Velino M. Preza,
para piano. [29576
Oe Nowa) 19d 2 ee Deeb,
1911; EH 273380; Breitkopf & Hirtel,
New York.
third tune, words by
Rudyard Wipling, music by R. L.
Fletcher. [29577
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
EK 271970; Robert L. Fletcher,
Wheeling, W. Va.
RECESSIONAL;
RECITATIF ET AIR D’ANGELIQUE; au
premier acte de Roland, opéra en
trois actes de Nicola Piccinni, texte
de Quinault, annotée de F. A.
Gevaert, pour soprano dramatique.
words by H. W. | RECITATIF ET AIR D’ANGELIQUE—Cont’d.
(Répertoire classique du chant
frangais, no. 211.) [29578
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 270928; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
RECITATIF ET AIR D’HOLE.
(J. S.)
RECITATIF ET AIR D’HYPERMNESTRE;
au troisiéme acte des Danaides,
tragédie lyrique de Antonio Saliero,
paroles du Bailli Du Rollet et du
baron de Tschuddy, annotée par F.
A. Gevaert, pour soprano drama-
tique. (Répertoire classique du
chant francais, no. 205.) [29579
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
EH 270925; Henry Lemoine et cie.,,
Paris.
RECITATIF ET AIR DE ROLAND; au
deuxiéme acte de Roland, opéra en
trois actes de Nicola _ Piccinni,
texte de Quinault, annotée de F. A.
Gevaert, pour baryton noble. (Ré-
pertoire classique du chant fran-
cais, no. 212.) [29580
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 @. Dee. 4, 1911;
EH 270929; Henry Lemoine et cie,
Paris.
RECITATIF ET DEUXIEME AIR DE SANGA-
RIDE; dans Atys, tragédie lyrique
de Piccinni, paroles de Quinault,
arr. par Marmontel, annotée de F.
A. Gevaert, pour soprano drama-
tique. (Répertoire classique du
chant francais, no. 206.) [29581.
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 270926; Henry Lemoine et cie.,,
Paris.
--— Same. (Ré€pertoire classique du
chant frangais, no. 207.) [29582
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 270927; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
RECONCILIATION; words by S. Harris,
music by Rudolf Thaler. [29583
© Dee. 22, 19115°2 € Dec. 28,
1911; E 274472; Seymour Harris,
Philadelphia.
See Bach
RECUEIL DE 53 RECREATIONS; suivies
d’exercices, par Madeleine Cottin;
mandoline seule a la 1re. position.
[29584
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c Dec. 26,
1911; E 273606; Mad. Cottin, Paris.
RED RAVEN; words and music by H.
Reynolds. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [29585
© Dee: 18, 1911392 tes Wee: (26,
1911; E 274059; Harry Reynolds,
IXansas City, Mo.
1708
no. 13,1911
29608
Mabel Chalfin. [29486
© Noy. 25, 1911; 2 ce. Nov. 29,
1911; E 271691; Willis. music ©co.,
| Cincinnati.
Rep (THE) WHITE AND BLUE; by David
i T. Shaw. See Star-spangled (The)
banner; by John Stafford Smith.
REDEEMED BY HIS BLOOD; words and
music by C. M. Fillmore. [29587
ie Dee: 20, 1911: 2 ec. Dec. 28,
1911; E 274345; W. E. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
Rep (A) ROSE; words and music by
|
|
| REDEEMER (THE); Service of song for
Christmas, words by A. A. Payn,
| musie by F. A. Clark. [29588
© Ocr, 1 1911: 2 ¢: Dee. 2, 1911:
B 271795; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
| phia.
REDEEMING LOVE; sacred song, for
Easter or other morning service,
words and musie by Julian Jordan.
[29589
wee 27, 1911: 2-¢- Dee. 26,
1911; EH 272993; Lueckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
| REDENZIONE MARCIA; by V. Spadea;
| solo B flat cornet. [29590
‘ey Ween ts. 191t> "2 e. Dee. 28,
1911; E 274325; Vincenzo Spadea,
New York.
REEL (THE) THING; characteristic
two step, by Ed. Persell; band. 4to.
[29591
1) Wee 29,1911: 2 ec. Dee. 29,
1911; E 274384; F. GC. Menges, Cleve-
land, O.
march and two-step,
| Rererer (THE) :
| by R.
by Frans A. Thomsson, arr.
4to.
BE. Hildreth; orchestra.
(on Wee 23-1911: 2 c Dec. 28,
1911; E 274281; Walter Jacobs, Bos-
ton.
REFLECTIONS; words by Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, music by W. H. Briggs.
[29593
fer ee 4191-2 c, Dec. 2, 1911:
BH 271812; William H. Briggs, New
York.
REIGEN (Round dance). See Jugend-
erinnerungen.
) REIGENTANZ (Roundelay); von Ar-
noldo Sartorio, op. 698; klavier. (6
klavierstiicke, no. 6.) [29594
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 270786; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
|
[29592 |
|
| MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
|
|
I
REINE (LA) DES FLEURS; valse lente,
by Herman Finck; piano. [29595
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. B ages 1
E 270829; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
REIVER’S NECK-VERSE; words by Alger-
non Charles Swinburne, music by
Percy Aldridge Grainger; male
voice, piano ace. [29596
© Nov. 22) 01911) Dies Dees
1911; E 270952; Schott & co., Lon-
don.
ReELoJ (EL) DE ARENA; fantasia c6m-
ico - lirica en un acto, letra de los
Sres. Estremera y Candela, mfsica
del mtro. Rafael Calleja; vocal
score. [29597
©, Wee: 27, 1911; 2 ec) see 28:
1911; D- 19030; Casa Dotésio,
Madrid.
REMEMBER ME (Souviens-toi); élégie,
by Bénoni Lagye, op. 35, ed. and
fingered by W. F. Ambrosio; violin
and piano. [29598
(G) Dee, 15, A911: Be Dec. 22.
1911; E 272723; Carl Fischer, New
York.
REMEMBRANCE; words by _ Robert
Burns, music by Mark Andrews.
[29599
© Nov. 29, 191 2 ea. Weeds
Lott; - 2708386; H. W:. Gray co;
New York.
REMEMBRANCE WALTZ: by Archibald
Joyee, arr. by L. P. Laurendeau;
hie band. 4to. [29600
Dee. 16, 1911; eC; Deer 22:
eee HK 272724; Carl Fischer, New
York.
RENSSELAER FOREVER; alma mater song,
YY
_
words by J. McGiffert, music by
Mrs: J), MeGutteria > “Troy, Nees
Cluett and sons. [29601
©) Nov: 28, 1911: 2-¢ Nog 2:
1911; E 271669; Mrs. J. McGiffert,
roy, NN:
| REQUIEM MASS; music by Fr. X.
Schmid, ed. by Eduardo Marzo; F
minor. 4to. [29602
OA Neviedi., 1011 2 3\.¢,..Decs-29;
1911; E 274446; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
REQUIEM MASS FOR THE DEAD; from
Walter’s Ancient and modern music
for the Catholic Church, by * J:
Walter. Obl. 4to. [29603
© iDees A AOTAG Se 2 ers Wee es
1911; E 272148; Cooperative music
co., Philadelphia.
1709
29604
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt; TANS sSeiev 6
REST SWEET REST; Sacred solo, words
by Wim. Edwin Shackelford, music
by W. A. Weir. [29604
©) Dec): 22, ATi 2 Cee? 20,
1909: Bie 2603 ; > Wim; Ad AVelIRy SE.
Paul.
RESTING AT THE CROSS; male quartet,
words and music by A. Taylor.
[29605
©! Nev. i192 ey Dee e22;
1G E > BR 202878 + CAusting: Baylor,
Weatherford, Tex.
RETIRETE, CH’ E TARDE; versi e musica
di G. Taranto; canto e mandolino.
Ato. | 29606
© Sept. 25, “191t> 2 ae Oct: 9,
Oth;
Naples.
FE 273510; Capolongo-Feola,
RETURN FROM VICTORY; march and two
step, by H. Engelmann; pf. [29607
© Dec, 20) 19; 2c! Dec. 20:
1911; EK 272667; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
REUNION MARCH; by G. W. Hewitt;
two pianos, eight hands. [29608
© 2 Deeinid 1911) 22 se ye ecsnelak.
Oa 27 2189s Theor IBKeSser neo,
Philadelphia.
RfivE; par A. d’Ambrosio, arr. par
Eug. Gandolfo, pour piano a 4 mains.
| 29609
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 « Dee. 12,1911 ;
BE 273225: Paul Decourcelle, Nice.
mah ae)
REVELATION (THE); poem and music
by John Prindle Scott; high voice.
[29610
© Deer 14,191, 2 he. abec, 16;
1911; B 272451; Wm. Maxwell music
co., New York.
——words anonymous, music by
Arthur Voorhis; low in E. [29611
i Dees 29, Wilds 2 ee Ween 27;
1911; E 274257; Luckhbardt & Bel-
der, New York.
REVERENCES ; Ernest
Gillet: piano. [29612
©) .Deci7l ds, Noida 2 epee. LG;
tobe He27oao2) noche. co. aris.
gavotte, par
REVERIE; by H. Engelmann, ed. and
fingered by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[296135
OwDed 12040 191d oe. Ween |
1911; BH 272725; Carl Fischer, New
York.
——by J. O. Roads; pf. [29614
©. Dec 415 a9 1s 2 eee! 15,
1911; E 272863; Jay O. Roads. Potts-
ville, Pa.
;
REVERIE—Continued.
—— words from Omar Khayyam, by
Kdw. Fitzgerald, music by Redge-.
well Dansie. [29615
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c.)Dec. 15, 1911;
E 273313; Augener, ltd., London.
RHAPSODIE; par Louis Vierne, op. 25;
harpe. [29616
© Dec. 9, 1914 > Jie) Deess2 1911.
Ii 273263; Louis Rouhier, Paris.
RHAPSODIE HONGROISE; par Theumann
Schetochina; harpe. [29617
© Aug. 31, 191 > eect 1910 -
E 270824; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann,
Leipzig.
RHENA; drame lyrique en 4 actes et 5
tableaux, de Michel Carré, musique
de Jean Van den Eeden; partition
piano et chant réduite par lauteur.
[29618
Dee. 15) IOS 2 er wee. 1G:
1911; D 19018; Enoch & co., Paris.
RICKETY (THE) WAGON; words and
music by L. V. Dustin. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29619
© Dee. 1) 19tiee
1911 = Hi. 27s
Kkalamazoo, Mich.
See Wagner (R.)
RING ME O’ER THE TELEPHONE, DEARIE;
words and music by V. Hopgood.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
ez abec! +26,
Lena VY. Dustin,
RIENZI.
[29620
© Nov. 20, 1911 = 2'eWeews, £911 ;
E 271942; Viola Hopgood, Los
Angeles.
Rine ross; polka, by Pierre Renard;
piano. [29621
© Dee. *11, 191i Sew wee: Li;
1911; BE 272190; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
RINGING OUT THAT OLD .WASH RAG;
words and music by J. F. Clark, arr.
by Frederick Rounds. [29622
© 1 ¢. Dec, 227 19 en enwos4 ;
John EF. Clark, New York.
tIPOGENUS; mazurka, by Frederick
Hahn, op. 8S; violin with piano ace.
[29623
© Dee: 29; alot 2 Nes eDee 229;
1911; E 2743883; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
RISE, SLEEP NO MORE; hunting song,
words by Barry Cornwall, music by
Homer B. Hatch; men’s voices. (Oc-
tavo ed., no. 122238.) [29624
© Nov. 2% AStig 2 telamwee (Ss,
1911: BH 272102; Oliver Witsoe) co:
Boston.
MAD
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Do: 13, JOT
29644
Roap (THE) TO GLORY; hymn, words
by Jennie Wilson, music by B. C.
Unseld. [29625
emia. 4 1912 * 2 c. Dee. 30,1911 ;
EK 274496; James D. Vaughan, Lau-
renceburg, Tenn.
ROAD TO vicTORY; march, by F. J. St.
Clair; full brass and reed band. 4to.
[29626
ewer 11, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 13,
1911; EK 272306; H. N. White, Cleve-
land.
ROBERTS (JAY) RAG; by J. Roberts;
pf. [29627
Op weec! 069) 1911: 6 27:¢.. Dec: 28,
1911; E 272932; Forster music pub-
lisher, Chicago.
Ropin <ApDairR; Irish melody WHileen
Aroon, arr. by J. F. Herman; male
chorus. (Octavo choruses, no. 2037. )
[29628
Cy Dee 16, 1911- 2c, Dee. 22,
1911; EH 272726; Carl Fischer, New
WOnK.
Rosin (THE) LAUGHED; words by
Sidney Lanier, music by Harriet
Ware; women’s voices. 4to. [29629
@mWec 78, 1911); 2.c. Dec.8, 1914 ;
E 272155; John Church co., Cincin-
nati.
ROCK OF AGES; hymn-anthem, words by
A. M. Toplady, music by Frank D.
Graham, op. 15, no. 1; mixed voices. |
(Octavo ed., no. 12196.) [29630
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911:
EH 272103; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
ROCKED IN THE CRADLE OF THE DEEP;
by G. P. Knight, transcription by
Alvin Buechner; violin and piano.
[29631
Co eNove, 10: 1911-2 .e, Dec: 22:
1911; EE 272727; Carl Fischer, New
York:
ROLL THEM ROLLY BOLLY EYES: words
and music by Eddie Leonard. [29632
© 1c. Dec. 15, 1911; B 272685;
Harry Von Tilzer music pub. co.,
New York.
RoMAN (LE) DE PIERROT ET PIERRETTE;
historiettes musicales, by J. Burg-
mein, arr. by Gustav Hinrichs; full
orch. with harmonium. Pies, ols
(Orch. miscellany, no. 2.) [29633
© Dec. 5, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 6, 1911;
E 272058; G. Schirmer, New York.
RoMANCE; by Herbert Butler, op. 3;
violin and pf. [ 29634
©! Dec, 619i; 2c) Dee. 6G A191;
E 272054; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
—— from serenade Hine kleine nacht-
musik, by W. A. Mozart, arr. by
Nicolaj Hansen; violin, cello and pi-
ano. [29635
© Dee. 6; 1914; 2c. Dee. 22, 1911
E 272728; Carl Fischer, New York.
——npar Robert-Charles Martin, op.
6. 1. Violon avec acc. de piano. 2.
Piano 4 4 mains. [ 29636, 29637
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 12,
ASIA: HW oO263228,: 273229 -" Paul, We-
courcelle, Nice, France.
ROMANCE ET BOLERO; by Charles Dan-
| cla, op. 50, ed. and fingered by Gus-
tav Saenger; violin and piano.
[296388
©). Dee 14.5 491 dew? cc... Deern22,
1911; E 272729; Carl Fischer, New
York.
ROMANCE NO. 38; by Gabriel Faure,
transeribed by Ch. Ouef, ed. by A. H.
Ryder; organ. [29639
© sweet }22 1911- 12 ie Dec. 723:
1911; E 272922; G.. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
ROMANCE (THE) OF A CAKE SHOP;
words by Elizabeth B. Nichols, mu-
sic by Mabel Collins Osborne; four
| part chorus for sopranos and altos.
| 4to. (Radcliffe college collection of
part songs, no. 19.) |. 29640
@V Dee, 12, 191s: 2 ce Dee! a
| 1911; E 272333; C. W. Thompson &
| co., Boston.
|
!
ROMANCE TRISTE (Lament); by Leo.
Ornstein, op. 10. no. 1; pf. [| 29641
©? Dee? 2-0 19d = 2 cas Deco 2K
1911; E 272695; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
RoMaANy (A) LULLABY; words by Edith
de Charms, music by Carol] Kelley
Brooke. [29642
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 « Dec. 4, 1911;
E 271844; F. E. Hathaway, Chicago.
| RoMANZA; by EF. Macmurray, op. 1;
violin and piano. [29643
@) Dec. 19.) 1911 2 dex DWeewG23:
1911; E 272899; Frederick Macmur-
ray. Madison, Wis.
—— di Carlo Carturan; pf. | 29644
@© Dee: 2, 1911: 2 e. Dec. 4; 1911 =
E 270969; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
a a
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29645
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
ROMANZE; von Hans Sitt, op. 113, no.
2; violine und pianoforte. [29645
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 16, 1911;
EK 278888; K. G. Fazer, Helsingfors,
Russia.
von Wilh. von Winterfeld, op. 5;
violine und klavier. (Zwei melodi-
dése vortragsstiicke, no. 1.) [29646
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 6, 1911;
E 270976; H. R. Krentzlin, Berlin.
RomitTace1o (IL); canzone villereccia,
versi di O. Russi, musica di G. Mar-
vin. (Composizioni vocali, no.
4917.) [29647
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 273052; C. Schmid! & co., Leipzig.
RONDE D’AMOUR; by N. van Wester-
hout, arr. by Theo. Moses-Tobani,
rey. and fingered by Gustav Saen-
ger; violin and piano. [29648
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 22,
1911; EH 272730; Carl Fischer, New
York.
RONDEL DE L’ADIEU; poéme de Kd.
Haraucourt, musique de René Schi-
delhelm, op. 5, pour chant et piano.
1. Voix élevées. 2. Voix graves.
[29649, 29650
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 12,
1911; HE 273235, 273236; BH. Demets,
Paris.
RONDO AJOUTE DANS L’OLYMPIADE;
opéra en trois actes de Cimarosa,
traduction francaise de M. de Rud-
der, annotée de F, A. Gevaert, pour
mezzo-sop. dramatique ou ténor.
(Répertoire francais de _ l’ancien
chant classique, no. 455.) [29651
© Dee. 16, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 18,
1911; E 278452; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
Rondo DE BLONDINE. See Mozart
GY 2&::.)
RONDO DE RosE; dans La féte du vil-
lage voisin, opéra comique de Boiel-
dieu, paroles de Charles-Augustin
Sewrin, annotée de F. A. Gevaert;
Soprano léger. (Répertoire classi-
que du chant francais, no. 218.)
[29652
© Wee. 16°19 = 2%e Dec's:
1911; E 273439; Henry Lemoine &
cie., Paris.
ROSA MAGGESE: versi e musica di
Luigi Fragna. [29653
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 273511; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
(
ROSALIE; words by F. Dean, music by
Chas. J. W. Jerreld. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29654
© Novy. 20, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 5, 1911;
EH 272158; Frances Dean, Winona,
Miss.
Rost (THE) CITY; march and two-
step, by John Ugrin; band. 4to.
[29655
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 22, 1911;
E 272731; Carl Fischer, New York.
Rost (A) INVITATION; words by AI-
fred H. Hyatt, music by R. S. Gil-
bert. [29656
© Nov. 22,- 19112 er Dee: 22,
1911; BH 272845 : Russell S. Gilbert,
Orange, N. J.
ROSE-IRIS; valse lente, par Georges
Hamel, op. 26; petit orchestre avec
piano. [29657
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 7, 1911;
E 270986; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Rose (THE) oF INDIA; comic opera in
two acts, lyrics by Stanton Hill,
music by Chas, P. Scott. [29658
© 1 ec. Dee. 11, 1911; BH 272688;
Hill & Scott, Boston.
ROSE OF MY HEART; poem by Virginia
K. Logan, music by F. K. Logan; in
FB. [29659
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 1, 1911;
HK 271714; Frederic Knight Logan,
Oskaloosa, Ta.
ROSE OF MYSTERY : song, music by L.
HF. Renz. [29660
© Dec. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 28,
1911; E 274290; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
RosE SOFTLY BLOOMING; from the
opera, Zemire und Azor, composed
by Louis Spohr, edited by Edgardo
Lévi; key of G, A, and B fiat.
(Standard songs, no. 50.) [29661
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 270862; ‘Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
Rose watz; from The lovely liar, by
Hans S. Linné; piano. 29662
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 c« Dec. 19.
1911; FE 272573; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
ROSELAND; words by Cora L. Carlin,
music by C. H. Carlin. Indianapolis,
Carlin music co. [29663
© Dee. 7, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 9, 1911;
B).272677; C. E. Carlin, Tennis
Ib
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS —
no. 13,1911
ROSEMARY FOR REMEMBRANCE; words
and music by Carl Hoffnung.
[29664
fewee. 22. 19it; Jue. Dee. 22,
1911; E 272949; Hope music ©Co.,
Providence, R. I.
ROSENKAVALIER (DER) See Strauss
(R.)
Roses; a reverie, by James I. Wray,
op. 25, no. 8; piano. [29665
7 Dee 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 29,
1911; E 274401; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York.
ROSES AND THORNS; words and music
by J. G. Winter. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29666
) Dee: 18, 1911: 2 «: Dec. 26,
1911; HK 274009; John G. Winter,
Des Moines, Ia.
Rose’s (THE) LAMENT; words by Ger-
trude Diedrick, music by Servatius
Rompini. [29667
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270945; Anglo Canadian music
pub. co., Toronto, Canada.
ROSES RED AND VIOLETS BLUE; words
and music by A. C. Sutherland.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29668
© Nov.-20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271863; Alice C. Sutherland, Buf-
falo Center, Ia.
ROSSINI (GIOACHINO ANTONIO) The
carnovale; chorus; music by Ros-
sini, arr. by F. Leslie; mixed voices
and piano. 4to. (Chappell’s vocal
library of part-songs, no. 58.)
[29669
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 2, 1911;
E 270869; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
ROULETTE (THE) REEL; a Parisian
prance, by Henry Lodge, arr. by T.
P. and Geo. J. Trinkaus; full man-
dolin orchestra. Witmark ed.
[29670
@eWec* 22, 1911: 2 .c)\ Dee: 28,
1911; E 272916; M. Witmark &
sons, New York.
RoyaL (THE) DURBAR (Our army on
parade); march two-step, from
Round the world, by Manuel Klein;
orchestra. 4to. [29671
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 271782; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
ee
i
—
29680
ROYAL LANCERS; march and two step,
by G. A. Barker; orchestra. 4to.
[29672
© Nov. 24, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 271712; W. A. Quincke & co., Los
Angeles.
RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH).
Melody in F; by Anton Rubinstein.
op. 8, transcribed by L. Auer, ed. and
fingered by Gustav Saenger; pf.
[296738
©), Nov.,,10; 1911; 2 .c. Deen 22,
1911; E 272791; Carl Fischer, New
York.
— Rubinstein’s melody in F; para-
phrase by Theo. M. Tobani, trans-
scribed by Hans T. Seifert; pf.
[29674
©: Nov: 14, 1911; 2 & Dees 22.
1911; E 272792; Carl Fischer, New
York.
Sérénade; by A. Rubinstein, op.
16, no. 3, arr. by Otto Langey; or-
chestra with harmonium. (Galaxy
of orchestra music, no. 49). [29675
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 2, 1911;
E 271820; G. Schirmer, New York.
RUM TUM TIDDLE; words by Edward
Madden, music by Jean Schwartz.
er [29676
©) Dee: 13, 1911: 2) € Dect ae
1911; E 2723809; Jerome & Schwartz
pub. co., New York.
RUSHTON (JOSEPH) Five Christmas
tableaux with music; compiled by J.
Rushton. [29677
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 1, 1911;
D 19012; H. W. Gray co., New York.
RUSSIAN GuipsEy; from The _ living
corpse, selection of favorite songs,
selected and arr. by J. M. Rum-
shisky. [29678
©) Dee: 15, 19141 ;+ 2. es-Dees 1G;
1911; E 272463; Hebrew pub. co.,
New York.
RvussiscH; von Efrem zimbalist, fiir
violine und klavier. (8 slavische
tanze, no. 1. ) [29679
© Nov. 11, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 273069; B. Schott’s sédhne, Mainz.
Germany.
RUSTIC DANCE; by Sadie Harrison;
violin solo with piano acc. [29680
© Dee. 18, 1911;.2 ¢: Dees 19,
1911; E 272574; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
1713
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29681
pt. 1, massive GS
SABBATH MORN; introit anthem, music
by G. H. Knight; mixed voices.
(Octavo ed., no. 12218). [29681
©! Noy. 17, 1911:5)2 ep Deca alot:
EK 271765; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton.
words and music by A.
Leftwich, jr. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [29682
© Dees 1, 1901s 2 epee, 26,
1911; EH 274145; Albert Leftwich, jr.,
Thibodaux, La.
SADIE LEE;
SAILING, SAILING; words by M. I.
Strickland, music by Allen Ford.
[29683
i Wee 22) 1001 Oe pec. 22.
1911; E 272948; Mrs. M. I. Strick-
land, Clarksdale, Miss.
SAtLor’s (THE) GRAVE; music by John
H. Gower, arr. by F. Leslie; mixed
voices. 4to. (Chappell’s vocal li-
brary of part songs, no. 103.) [29684
© Dee: dul 19it 2 -e Ween a2:
1911; H 273202; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
St. CECILIA; intermezzo religioso, by
Lulu Thor, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
piano. [29685
© Oct. 20, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 6, 1911;
HE 269499; Herald square music pub.
co.. New York.
St. JOHN’S COLLEGE MARCH; words by
R. Graham Moss, music by A. To-
rovsky; piano with text. [29686
@ Dee. 15. 191d 2 ce. Dees, 22,
1911; EH 2727382; Adolph Torovsky,
Annapolis, Md.
Sr. Louis FOR ME; words and musie
by L. M. Pickering. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29687
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2c. Dec. 5, 1911;
Bie Zalont:) ) ia. Me pRekenime. St.
Louis.
SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES-CAMILLE) Dé-
janire; tragédie, lyrique, musique de
©. Saint-Saéns, fantaisie arr. par
Léon Roques, pour piano 4 4 mains.
[29688
(Cr Deen 9) 19-2 he epeer 12.
1h. EK 273237; Durand ev *cie.,
Paris.
1lére sonate.; par C. Saint-Saéns,
op. 75, transcription par Fv Ron-
chini, pour violoncelle et piano.
[29689
©mpec 9) 1911: 2 NeraWee 12:
1911; E 278241; Durand et cie.,
Paris.
SALUTE (THE) OF THE CHRISTIAN
FLAG; hymn, music by Harry M.
Staton. [29690
© Dec. 7, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 9, 1911:
HE 272124; Elliston J. Perot, Salem,
Nes
SALUTS (LES) GREGORIENS; collection
de piéces grégoriennes; ace. par
PAbbé F. Brun; chant avec organ
ou, harmonium. [29691
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c Dec. 26,
1911; E 273624; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
—— ——en l’honneur du T. S. sacre-
ment, du sacré-coeur, de la T. Ste.
Vierge,. etc., ,avee, erngvemace par
Vabbé F. Brun. 5° série, livraison
unique. [29692
©: Dec. 16, s9d1s 92 2e Dee 18,
1911; E 273485; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
SAMUEL ALONZO; words and music by
Mrs. O. W. Hehr. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29693
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 eee! 26.
1911; EK 274026; Mrs. O. W. Hehr,
San Jose, Cal.
SAN’-MAN FROM SAN’-LAN’; words and
music by Carol Kelley Brooke.
[29694
ADIs: “Direkt: Dees 4,
©! Noy.” 25;
1845; F. EH. Hathaway,
1ST, 2
Chicago.
SANS souct; schottisch, by H. Tellam;
pf. Edition simplifiée. [29695
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 © Dec. 26, 1911:
E 273611; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
SANTA CLAUS AND THE CHRISTMAS
CANDLES; graded Christmas enter-
tainment, words by Lizzie DeArmond
and others, music by T. Martin
Towne and others. [29696
© Nov. 21, 191i 2 caves IO 11)-
E 271768; David C. Cook pub. co.,
Bleing a:
SAPPHIRE WALTZ; by UH. A. FEried-
lander, arr. by Otto EH. Herrmann;
pf. Asheville, N. C., Atlas music
pub. co. [29697
© Dec. 2,'1911° 2:6 Dee 8) 1911 ;
EH 272112; Hannah L. Friedlander,
Asheville, N. C.
SATIE (HRIK) Trois morceaux en
forme de poire; avec une Maniére
de commencement, une Prolongation
du méme, & un En plus, suivi d’une
Redite, par E. Satie, pour piano’a 4
mains. [29698
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 12, 1911;
E 273260; Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,
Paris.
1714
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 138, 1911
29716
Saviour (THE) anv I; words by H. T.
Nolen, music by Haye’s music co.
Philadelphia, National music co.
[29699
eNO, 25, 1911; 2c. Dec. 7, 1911;
HK 272420; Horace T. Nolen, Phila-
delphia.
SAVIOUR, BREATHE AN EVENING BLESS-
ING; anthem, words by J. Edmes-
ton, music by Martin G. Dumler, op.
6; mixed chorus, with bass solo and
organ ace. (Collection of octavo
church music, no. 5610.) [29700
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 7, 1911;
i 272074; G. Schirmer, New York.
SAY WON’T YOU LOVE ME, JACQUENOT;
words by E. Seibel, music by Chas.
J. W. Jerreld. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29701
Orne 18 1911: 2 c Dec. 26,
1911; E 274067; Eleanor Seibel,
Brookville, Ind.
SCALE PRACTICE; practical aid to piano-
forte technic throughout the circle
of fifths, by Marie von Unschuld;
piano. Book 1. [29702
© Nov. 29, 1911: 2 ec Dec. 22,
1911; EH 272733; Carl Fischer, New
York.
——-—— 1]. Book 2. 2. Book 3.
[ 29703, 29704
Nov, 25, 1911; 2 c. each Dec.
Zoe 2i2tat, 2t2ton: Carl
Fischer, New York.
SCENE D’AMOUR; par Robert Coverley,
pour violon et piano. [29705
© Nov. 15, 1911: 2 ¢. Dec. 8,1911:
EH 273070; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
yermany.
SCENE D’ HYPERMNESTRE; au deuxiéme
acte des Danaides, tragédie lyrique
de Antonio Salieri, paroles du
Bailli Du Rollet et du baron de
Tschuddy, annotée de F. A. Gevaert,
pour soprano dramatique. (Réper-
toire classique du chant franeais.
no. 204.) [29706
9
a
© Dec. 2, 1911;
EY 270930;
Paris:
e. Dec. 4, 1911;
Henry Lemoine et cie.,
SCENE DES OCHS VON LERCHENAU.
Strauss (R.)
See
ScENE (A) ON THE PRAIRIE; Words and
music by M. Coolas. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. | 29707
Gawec. 18) 19t1 0 2 ve Dec. 26.
1911; EH 274042; Memo Coolas, Pen-
sacola, Fla.
SCENES OF SPLENDOR; polka de concert,
by M. Greenwald; piano. [29708
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c Dec. 4, 1911;
KH 272008; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
deiphia.
SCHAFERLIED (Shepherd’s song); von
Arnoldo Sartorio, op. ‘693, fiir
klavier. (6 klavierstiicke, no. 3.)
[29709
© Aion 29551910 2.0. Dee t
9
1911; E 270786; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig.
SCHARWENKA (FRANZ XAVER) Polish
dance no. 1; by Scharwenka, arr.
by G. I. Holmes; saxophone quar-
tette. [29710
Ci Soy, of ol Gide Dec. 16,
A91t; EH 272442; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ia.
Ge
ScHERZO; by Otto Floersheim, ed. by
Hans T. Seifert; piano. [29711
©. Dec. 20,.1911; 2 ©. Dee, 22,
19d = i 2i2786: Carl Mischer, New
York.
—-— from Trio, op. 50, by C:. G. Reis-
siger, arr. by Nicolaj Hansen ; violin,
cello and piano. [29712
‘© Now 25. 1911 = 2. Dee. 22:
19015 272131; Carl Kischer, New
Work:
SCHLUM MERLIEDCHEN
Jugend-erinnerungen.
(Lullaby) See
SCHMETTERLINGE (Butterflies) ; von EH.
Jaques-Daleroze; pf. (Drei jugend-
Spiele, no. 2.) [29713
OP Ange 3d, 719d: 02 (ce Wee 4,
1911; H 270944; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
SCHMUCK-LIED,
keiner, keiner,
yon den wmiinnern
kann uns frauen
widersteh’n; aus der operette Der
lila domino, text von Emerich von
Gatti und Bela Jenbach, musik von
Charles Cuvillier. [29714
©) Oct. 13.) 1911-4726, es Deets:
1911; H 2738045; Leipziger, buhnen-
verlag, Erhard Schultz, Leibzig.
ScHooL Boys; words by Josephine
Crane Blossom, music by Paul Hu-
gene. [29715
©) Dec., 6; 191d 2c Dec 61914:
E 272045; Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
SCHOOL OF MECHANISM; 15 etudes, by
J. B. Duvernoy, op. 120, ed. and
fingered. by C. M. C. [pseud. of
M. Greenwald]; piano. [29716
©) Novew 2 101d (le ere Nove 21,
LOTT | dee Dee ite al Gilles) Mis2iiileales
Century music pub. co., New York.
LAS.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29717
pt. 1, mes ve 6
SCHOOL OF VELOCITY; by Carl Czerny,
op. 299, ed. and fingered by C. M. C.
[pseud. of M. Greenwald]; piano.
Book 1 and 2 combined. [29717
© Nov. 27; 19Bie ds el Nowe 27,
$OTLS duce Dec. 7d9tL: Wy 272149 -
Century music pub. co., New York.
SCHOOL SPIRIT; march and two step,
by J. W. Harrison; pf. [29718
© Dec. 30; 71914 =" 2 “Dee: 30,
1911; E 274480; Jay W. Harrison,
Easton, Pa.
SCHOTTISCHE; by W. A. Cummings;
piano. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [29719
© Dees 14, £91 2 eC Deen 26.
1911; E 274091; W. A. Cummings,
Nashua, N. H.
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER) Moment
musical; by F. Schubert, arr. by
Mackie-Beyer; full orch. (Twen-
tieth century journal, no. 1494.)
[29720
© (Dec. 20, 191 2 re. Dee 20;
1911; EH 272671; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
Serenade.
Intermezzo.
See Mascagni (Pietro)
SCHULE (DIE) DES MODERNEN KLAVIER-
SPIELS; eine sammlung von studien
und etuden zur einftihrung in die
moderne harmonik, melodik, rhyth-
mik und vortragsweise, von Ludwig
Senytlewop. 174.> A i ue2) BoC! D.
no. 1-18. [29721
© Oct. 19, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 8, 1911;
EK 2738197; Wilhelm Hansen, Leipzig.
SCHUMANN (ROBERT ALEXANDER) JOYy-
ful peasant; by R. Schumann, tran-
scribed by Carl Mahler, rev. and fin-
gered by C. Bohn; pf. [29722
© Deer Hi 1911> Jie; Dee, 9, 19
EK 272148: Cooperative music co.,
Philadelphia.
Lotus (The) flower; by Schu-
imann, op. 25, no. 7, [and] Theme;
from the Serenade, op. 8, by Beetho-
ven; arr. by J. Worth Allen; orches-
tra. 4to. [29723
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1911;
E 272434; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
SCIENCE OF PIANO PLAYING; by G. R.
Combs. 1. Second step; finger ac-
tion. 2. Third step; down arm
touch. 38. Fourth step; # 13829, two
note phrase. 4. Fifth step; # 1331,
singing tone, up arm touch. 5. Sixth
step, # 1329. 6. Seventh step,
es ee a ee
SCIENCE OF PIANO PLAYING—Continued.
# 1327. 7. Eighth step; finger ac-
tion. 8. Ninth step; down arm exer-
cises. 9. Tenth step; finger action.
[29724-29732
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 28, 1911;
Ki 274849-274357 ; Gilbert. Raynolds
Combs, Philadelphia.
Sconrorto (Sconfort) : words by Gus-
tavo Vassallo, English version by
Perley A. Child, music by Angelo C.
Lanese; soprano or tenor in D.
[29733
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 13, 1911;
Hi 2738291; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
SCOTCH SUITE FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO:
by John McGhie. Contents :—a.
Lament, I’m a-weary.—b. Pastorale,
Over the hills—e. Dance, Days of
frolic. [29734
© Dee. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 26, 1911;
Ei 272966; John Franklin music co.,
New York.
SE FOSSI - (LEE were. 0°;
melody, words and music by F.
Quaranta, English version by Perley
A. Child; soprano in A. [29735
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 13, 1911;
EK. 273290; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
SE TU M’AMI, SO SOSPIRI; célébre ari-
ette de Pergolése, traduction fran-
caise de M. de Rudder, annotée de
F’. A. Gevaert; soprano. (Répertoire
francais de Vancien chant franeais,
no. 451.) [29736
© Dec. 16; 191h-S2 yess ee. 18;
1911; E 273450; Henry Lemoine et
cle} Paris:
SEA (THE) SHELL TELEPHONE; from
The wedding trip, words by Harry
B. Smith, music by Reginald De
Koven. [29737
© Dee: 28, 19s ys ¥en wee 28,
1911; E 274302; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
SEATTLE; waltz, by Pearl White; pf.
[29738
© Dec. 26, Aki 25eq ee: 29,
1911; E 274423; Pearl White, Okl.
SECOND IMPROMPTU IN G MINOR; by
Purcell James Mansfield, op. 36; or-
gan. obl. 8vo. (The organ loft,
book Lxxx, no. 240.) [29739
© Nov. 28, 1911-32 "ey Dee, A
1911; EH 273090; Vincent music co.,
ltd., London.
IANS
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
29766
SECOND STEP IN THE SCIENCE OF PIANO
PLAYING; introductory course, by
GE: Combs. 1. Time. 2. Third
step. 38. Fourth step. 4. Fifth step.
5. Sixth step. 6. Seventh step. 7.
Highth step. 8. Ninth step. 9.
Tenth step. [29740-29749
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 28,
1911; EH 274858-274366; Gilbert Ray-
nolds Combs, Philadelphia.
SECRET (LE) ; intermezzo, by Leonard
Gautier, transcribed by Gustav
Saenger; two violins and piano.
[29750
© Dee. 14, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 22,
1911; E 2727388; Carl Fischer, New
York.
SECRETARY (THE) BIRD; a South Afri-
ean song for children, words by
Mary Adamson. music by R. M. Har-
vey. 4to. (Choruses for equal
voices, Curwen’s edition no. 71524.)
[29751
erivec 11,/1911: 2 ¢ Dee. 12.
1911; E 273206; J. Curwen & sons.
Itd., London.
SEDUCTION: air de ballet, par Louis
Ganne, pour orchestre, avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [29752
Oymec. 0; 1911: 2°c. Dec. 11,1911;
E 273105; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
SEE, AMID THE WINTER’S SNOW; an
early French carol, arr. by E. P.;
solo, chorus and organ. (Carols,
ancient and modern, no. 9.) [29753
© Ocizs 14, 1911: 2 c. Dec. 6, 1911:
E 270973; Morgan & Scott, Itd., Lon-
don.
SEGRETO (Secret); words by Lorenzo
Stecchetti, English version by Ter-
ley A. Child. music by F. Paolo
Tosti; soprano in F. [29754
© Dee: 1, 1911: 2c. Dee: 13, 1911;
EK 273292; M. V. Cardilli, New York.
SEND THEM TO BED WITH A KISS:
words and music by Mrs. S. Taber.
[29755
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 5, 1911:
EK 272029; Mrs. Simpson Taber,
Dallas.
SENZA COLPA; versi di E. A. Mario,
musica di R. Segré. [29756
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911:
E 273512; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
SEPARATION; valse-boston, par 4G.
Boninecontro, pour piano. [29757
© Nec. 9, 1911; 2 c Dee. 12, 1911;
E 273230; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France.
SEQUENZ No. 2 IN C MOLL; von Sigfrid
Karg-Elert, fiir orgel. obl. 8vo.
[29758
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 273031; Otto Junne, Leipzig.
SERENADE; by P. E. Lange-Miiller, op.
10, no. 4, arr. by Nicolaj Hansen,
rev. and fingered by Alvin Buech-
ner; violin. cello and piano. [2!759
© Dec. 4, 1911: 2 ¢ Dec. 22.1911;
E 272740; Carl Fischer, New York.
from ballet Les millions d’Arlé-
quin, by R. Drigo, concert tranuscrip-
tion by L. Auer; violin and piano.
[29760
©) Nova 2369 1919 2:12. Decs22;
1911; E 272739; Carl Fischer, New
York.
mélodie, poésie de Victor Hugo,
musique de Gabriel Robert. [29761
©: Dee) 271919: 2 & Oct. 26 1911-
E 273605; Costallat et cie., Paris.
——words by Chas. Hanson Towne,
musie by Bleir Fairchild, op. 25.
(A Baghdad lover, no. 8.) [29762
© Dec. 6;, 19112 2c Dee, Fa4901;
BE 272011: HH. W. Gray co., New
York.
See Rubinstein (A. G.)
Sce Schubert (F. P.)
SERENADE AUX &TOILES
nade (C. L. S.)
See Chami-
SERENADE IN G; by Geo. Rosenkrans;
organ. [29763
© Nee. 19. 1911: 2 e@ Dee. 29,
1911: E 274431: Geo. Molineux. New
York.
SERENADE WALTZ: hy Hannah Smith,
on. 2S nora. piano. “CSix prno-
forte nieces. no. 3.) [29764
© Now, dd, 1911252 Gs Nov. 229;
1911: FE 271692: Willis music eon.,
Cincinnati.
SERENATFLLA: par A. d’Ambrosio. ap.
50, pour violon avee ace. de pinno.
[29765
© Dee O19: 2 ec Wee, 12,1971:
FE 2732231; Paul Decourcelle. Nice.
France.
SERENATELLA E LACREME: versi di FE.
Molino, musica di G. Gelardi: canto
e mandolino. 4to. [29766
© Pee 2.1911 ;°2 ec” Dee 15 19H:
HH} 273553; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
LEE
24026—11—_8
. CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29767
pt. Ty ase yv6
SERGEANT ALPHONSE; words by Francis
Barron, music by R. M. Harvey. _~
[29767
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 7, 1911;
E 270988; Boosey & co., London.
SERPOLETTE; air de dance, par Armand
Michel; piano. [29768
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 19,
1911; E 2738520; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London.
-orchestré par Henri Lucas;
orchestra. 4to. [29769
@ Dec): #8, -1914 5 (2) e. Dee. 19,
1911; E 278519; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London.
SEVILLE; petite suite espagnole, by Al-
berto Bachmann, rev. and fingered
by W. F. Ambrosio; two violins and
piano. [29770
© Nov. 1,:1911; 2 ec. Dec. 22, 1911;
E 272741; Carl Fischer, New York.
SEXTETTE. See Donizetti (G.)
SHapows; by M. Hollins; piano.
(Five dainty compositions, no. 1.)
[29771
© Nov. 30, 1911; 2 e. Nec. 1, 1911;
E 270819; Whaley, Royce & co., Itd.,
Toronto, Canada.
SHE IS LIKE A ROSE; words and music
by FE. Reddick. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale eco. (29012
©) Deer dt, 19112 2c, Dee 26:
1911: E 274112; Esther Reddick,
Springfield Mines, N. S., Canada.
SHEAVFS FOR HEAVEN'S HARVEST DAY;
hymn, words by James Rowe, mvsic
by J. D. Vaughan. [29773
© Jen. 1. 1912; 2 c. Dec. 30, 1911;
E 274497; Jamies D. Vaughan, Lau-
renceburg, Tenn.
SHEPHERDS (THE); words translated
from the old French by Caroline
H»zard, musie arr. by H. C. Mac-
dougall. [29774
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 19. 1911;
BK 272851; Hamilton C. Macdougall,
Wellesley, Mass.
SHEPHERD’S HEY; Morris dance tune
eollected by Cecil J. Sharp, arr. by
Percy Aldridge Grainger; orchestra.
Score. (British folk-music settings,
no. 3.) [29775
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 270865; Schott & co., London.
SHOWERS. DELIGHTFUL SHOWERS; words
and music by E. Wertz. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29776
©), Dee, 11. 19112 er Dee. 26;
1911; E 274168; Ethelind Wertz,
) ATA, Vian
SHROPSHIRE (A) LAD; a_ song-cycle,
words by A. E. Housman, music by
Chas. Fonteyn Manney, op. 22; med.
voice. [29777
© Dec. 7, 1911; 2 c Dec. 8, 1911;
HE 272104; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
SIDNEY CARTON; a dramatic cantata,
words by W. Burton Baldry, music
by Harold Jenner; baritone and so-
prano soli, chorus and piano. Vocal
score. 4to. [29778
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 1, 1911:
EH 270851; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London.
S1gH1InNG; lyric by Harry Bewley,
music by W. Cutty. [29779
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 21,
1911; BE 272702; William Cutty, New
York.
SIGHING FOR THEE, DEAR HEART; words
by Lambert Greenawalt, music by
P. K. Gotwald. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29780
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26,
1911; E 274176; Paul K. Gotwald,
York, “Pa:
SILBERHORN’S (HENRY) INSTRUCTOR
FOR THE CONCERTINA (76, 102 or
more keys). Book 2. Chicago, 1911.
1 p. 1., [55]-104 p. front. (port.) fol.
$1.00. [29781
© Aug. 14, 19%; 2ee Nov. 29;
1911; A 800928; Henry Silberhorn,
Chicago.
SILVER LAKE; march and two-step, by
S. Thomas; pf. (29782
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 20, 1911;
EK 272616; Samuel Thomas. Town-
send Harbor, Mass.
SILVER STAR; words and music by Mrs.
W. E. Fisher. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [29783
© Dee. 18) 19tigy2he, Dee. 26;
1911; E 274051; Mrs. W. E. Fisher,
Elk City, Kan.
SIMPLE CONFESSION (Simple aveu) ; by
Francis Thome, arr. by Mackie-
Beyer; full orch. (Twentieth century
journal, no. 1490.) [29784
© Dec. 20,-1911; 2 c Dee. 20,
1911; E 2726738] Je WW. Pepper &
son, Philadelphia.
SIMPLE SONGS FOR THE KINDERGARTEN ;
by Marian F. Funkhouser. Sedalia,
Mo., A. W. Perry & sons’ music co.
[1911] 1p.1, [2]-23 p. 4to. $050.
[29785
© Nov. 24, 1911; 2 « Nov. 27,
1911; A 303323; M. F. Funkhouser.
Omaha, Neb.
1718
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
29803
SINCE FATHER WENT TO WORK; words
and music by T. Swindells. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29786
(7 wee 11,1911: 2 &. Dee. 26,
1911; E 274170; Thomas Swindells,
Payson, Utah.
SING GLORIOUS HALLELUIAS; Christ-
mas song, words and music by A.
Geibel. (Octavo church music, no.
158. ) [29787
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 2, 1911;
E 271774; Adam Geibel music Co.,
Philadelphia.
SING ME A SONG; lyric by Edmund S8.
Allhands, music by W. F. Sudds.
[29788
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271987; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
SING ME A SONG OF TWILIGHT; words by
Geo. Fuller Golden, music by W.
Cutty. [29789
Opec 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 21,
19lt: E 272708; William Cutty,
New York.
SING THE SHADOWS AWAY;
words by James Rowe, music by
Howard E. Smith. [29790
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2 ec. Dec. 30, 1911;
EK 274498; James D. Vaughan, Lau-
renceburg, Tenn.
hymn,
SING TO ME MOTHER; lullaby, words by
M. HK. Carst, music by Henry Emer-
ich. [29791
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1911;
E 272146; Mary EH. Carst, Harris-
burg, Pa.
Sinc unto Gop; full anthem, words
from Psalms 68 and 72, music by
F. A. Challinor. (Choral album, no.
1044. ) [29792
© Dee. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 15, 1911;
Hi 273801; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas-
gow.
SINGBAD THE SAILOR; a comic opera,
text and music by Alfred G. Wat-
hall. [29793
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 8, 1911;
E 272081; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati.
SINGING GLAD HOSANNAS; words by
Mrs. ©. PD. Martin, music by W.
Stillman Martin. [29794
oO Dec. 22° 1911.) 2 Dee, 20,
1911; E 272644; Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick, Philadelphia.
SINGING WATER; words. by C. M. Deni-
Son, music by Anna Gumaer Berg.
; [29795
1} “Dee 16 1A91t> Dc, Meets
1911; E 272681; Holmes music co.,
Middletown, N. Y.
SINGSANG (HIN) voM RHEINE; ged.
von Paula Dehmel, musik von José
Berr, op. 61, fiir minnerchor. Par-
titur. 4to. [29796
(© Sept. 1, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 1, 1911:
EK 270798; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
SISTER KATE; words and music by
F. C. Hodges. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [29797
2) Dec, 18, 2911 >..2, .e.- Dec: 126)
1911; E 274217; Frances Champion
Hodges, Kingman, Ind.
SKATER (THE) WALTZ; by E. Wald-
teufel, arr. by V. F. Safranek; band.
Ato. [29798
(©. Nov: 18) 1912+. 2 oe, Deer 22,
1911; E 272744; Carl Fischer, New
York.
SKATING; words and music by Jas.
Lamont. : [29799
oC) Wee. 22) 19h De. Wee: 625:
1911; E 272927; Associated music
publishers co., Cincinnati.
SKATING SONG; by J. Louis von der
Mehden, jr op. 25, No... 3% pi. ‘(Xx
night in dreamland, no. 3.) [29800
Oy sWec, ti,.) 1Oit = yc. Wee. liye
1911; E 272390; Carl Hauser, New
York.
SLEEP BABY SLEEP; lullaby, words by
Stella Barton, music by Joseph Gib-
son. [29801
@ Jan. 2) 1912: 2 @ Dec: 29 191i:
E 274413; Barton, Gibson co., Cadil-
lac, Mich.
lullaby, words from the German
by Elizabeth Prentiss, music by
Clarence C. Robinson; part song for
men’s voices. (Octavo ed., no.
12229. ) [29802
Ge) Dee 14) e291 te 24e Dee: 18:
1911; EH 272529; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
SLEEP, DARLING, SLEEP; lullaby. words
by A. B. Thompson, music by Marie
C. Hansen. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [29803
iO. Dee. he 19h De Wer. 26,
1911; E 274126; Alice B. Thompson,
Boston.
AD
_ CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29804
pt. II, n. s, v. 6
SLEEP, DARLING, SLEEP—Continued.
— words and music by Mrs. N. B.
Nesbitt. Washington, H. NKirkus
Dugdale co. [ 29804
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 26,
1911; EK 274212; Mrs. W. W. Nesbitt,
Birmingham, Ala.
SLEEP (A) SONG; words anon. music
by M. E. Hick. 4to. (Unison songs
no. 27112.) [29805
© Dee. 15. 1911; 2 e Dee: 15.
1911; E 273304; J. Curwen & sons.
Itd.. London.
SLEEPING BEAUTY; by Frank P., Ather-
ton, op. 217, no. 3; pf. [29806
© Nec. 7 1911; 2c. Dec. 8. 1911;
FE 272166; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
reverie, by O. B. Eichelberger
[pseud. of Chas. Kunkel]; pf. (May
Blossoms, no. 2.) [29807
© Dec. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 29,
1911: FE 274421; Kunkel bros. music
co.. St. Louis.
words and music
Washington.
SLEEPY GOLDENROD:
by M. E. Branstine.
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29808
© Dec. 11, 1911: 2 ec Dee. 26.
1911: FE 274185: Mary E. Bran-
stine, Higgins, Tex.
SLOWLY BUT SURELY; humorous song,
words and music by James Godden.
[29809
© Nov. 29. 1911: 2 c. Nov: 29.
1911: E 270777; Reynolds & co.,
London.
SLUMPER SONG: by M. Hollins: piano.
(Five dainty compositions. no. 5.)
[29810
© Nove 305 1911-22 e2 Wee, 1.
1911: E 270850: Whaley, Royce &
co., Itd., Toronto, Canada.
words by J. Vila Blake, from the
German. musie by Jobn Treland.
voices in unison. staff, and tonic-sol-
fa notations. 4to. [2981]
©) Nov. 22930191122 ee] Dec. 1,
1911: E 270841; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
SLUNICKO (JOHANN) Acht_ klavier-
stiicke; von J. Slunicko, op. 7. fiir
die jugend. no. 1-8. [29812
© Dee. 5, 1911; 2 «@ Dee. 16.
1911; E 273365; Anton Bohns &
sohn, Augsburg, Germany.
SMILE ALL ALONG; waltz song, words
and music by F. L. Hanson, arr. by
Edw. Dorsey. Seattle, Empire mu-
sic publishing company. [29813
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 7, 1911:
E 272060; Frank L. Hanson, Bryn
Mawr, Wash.
SMILING EYES; intermezzo-two-step, by
Herbert Hall; piano. [2981+
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 5,
1911; E 271872; H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co., Washington.
words by W. N. Bratton, music
by Jean Blake. New York, F. B.
Haviland pub. co. [29815
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271995; W. Norman Bratton, Cor-
dova, Alaska.
SMITH & RIECGE SONG BOOK, no. 1;
words by L. Rountree-Smith, musie
by Clarence L. Reige. [1911] 64 p.
12mo. $0.20. [29816
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 1, 1911;
A 8038198; A. Flanagan co., Chi-
cago.
Snow BIRDS WALTZ; by Harold A.
Thompson; piano. [29817
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 4, 1911;
E 271849; W. A. Evans, Boston.
SNOW-FLURRY; by G. Marschal-Loeepke; |
pf. ‘ [29818 |
© Dee. 15. 1911; 2 @ Dec. 16, |
1911; E 272469; G. Schirmer, New |
York. |
SNOWFLAKES; words by Longfellow, |
music by Mary Strawn Vernon; 1 |
and 2 sop., alto, or tenor and bass. |
(Supplementary music for schools.
no. 50). [29819
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 18,
1911; BE 272498; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
So BLUE THINE EYE; words from the
Spanish of Gustavo Becquer, trans.
by A. A. Folsom, music by Nicholas
Douty;: in D. (Soloist’s collection |
of songs, no. 9245) [29820 |
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c« Dec. 20, |
1911; EK 272668; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
So mucH I tove; words by Chas.
Hanson Towne, music by Blair Fair-
child, op. 25. (A Baghdad lover, |
no. 5.) [29821 |
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 7%, |
1911; E 272068; H. W. Gray co.,
New York.
1720
|
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911 29839
SO WAR MEINE MUTTER, SO MOCHTE ICH | SOLDIER’S SONG; from The wedding
SEIN; aus der operette Eva, text trip, words by Harry B. Snith,
von A M. Willner und Robert Bo- music by Reginald de Koven.
danzky, musik von Franz Lehar. [29831
1. Walzerlied, erleichtert, 2. Lied, © Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c Dec. 28,
‘original. [ 29822, 29823 1911; E 274303; Jerome H. Remick
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. & co., New York.
feed By 275172. 273173: Ludwig i
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky), | SOLFEGE CLASSIQUE ET MODERNE; par
Leipzig. Amédée MReuchsel. 38 v. réunis.
Baris CC. Dipurs, 19 Ay pba
SoFT AND Low. See Gounod (C. F.) Oe MOR br tes Ti: [29832
Ge Nov. 18, 191f: 2 & Nov-.20:
1911; A—Foreign 38821; C. Dupuis,
Paris.
SOIREE DE MAI; valse lente par JOs.
Neury, pour piano. [29824
(Oy Oct.. 23, 1911; 2..¢.. Dee. 12,
1911; EH 273161; Schott fréres, Brus- | SOLFEGE DES SOLFEGES; trente-deux
sels, Belgium. volumes, d’ auteurs anciens et mod-
ernes, par A. Danhauser et L. Le-
SoLpier (A) BoY’S FAREWELL; words moine, nouvelle édition augmentée
and music by R. K. Rockwell. de nombreuses lecons, composées ou
[29825 choisies par Albert Lavignac; avec
io; Dee, 21, 1911: 2 « Dee. 26, ace. de piano. [29883
1911; E 272968; Richmond K. Rock- © Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 12. 1911;
well, Everett, Mass. E 273253; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
aris.
SOLDIER’s (A) GOOD-BYE TO MOTHER; eats
words by Mrs. G. Linn, music by | Soto pomposo; tuba solo, by Al Hayes;
Charles J. W. Jerreld. Washington, piano ace. [29834
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29826 © Dec. 12, 1911; 2 c Dee. 16
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 5, 1911; | 1911; H 272419; Fillmore brothers
EH 271922; Mrs. Geo. Linn, San co., Cincinnati.
Francisco. eae band. 4to. [29835
SOLDIER’S (A) LAST FAREWELL; words ©F Dee 2) 191d 256 Dec. 16;
and music by M. Breen. Washing- 1911; HE 274315; Filimore brothers
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29827 co., Cincinnati.
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, | sour pressep MoRNING; words by E. E.
1911; E 274000; Michael Breen, Hewitt, music by W. J. Kirkpatrick.
Winchester, Mass. [29836
OnDee 22. 1911: 2 ec Dee. 20)
1911; E 272646; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia.
SoLDIERS (THE) OF UNCLE Sam; words
and music by W. S. Eberman.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29828
epweewil. 1911: 2 @¢ Dec 26,
1911; E 274127; William S. Eber-
man, North Wales, Pa.
SOME ONE IS SIGHING IN SINGAPORE;
written and composed by Will HE.
Haines and Howard Flynn. [298387
©) Dees 20; 1911312) c Dee: 20;
1911; E 278480; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
SOLDIERS’ MARCHING SONG; words by
EK. Henry, music by Alb. Methfessel,
rev. by J. F. Herman; male chorus.
(Octavo choruses, no. 2032). [29829
(1 Wee 16," 1911 >" 2" @. Dee... 22,
1911; E 272745; Carl Fischer, New
York.
SOME-ONE SOME-W HERE SOME-DAY;
words by B. B. Blood, music by ©
W. H. Dorsey. Chicago, Blood-
Koehler & co. [29838
©! May 1, 1911-2 e¢:Oct. 30) 191d:
EK 272277; B. B. Blood, Chicago.
SOLDIERS’ MORNING SONG; words by
Hi. Henry, music folk-song, arr. by | Sometime; words. by M. C. Shoup,
J. F. Herman; male chorus. (Oc- music by William H. Pontius; med.
tavo choruses, no. 2042). [29830 voice in B flat. [298389
©, Dec. 16, 1911: 2 c« Dec. -22, @E Dec) ja Glide 2c Dees ald.
1911; E 272746; Carl Fischer, New 1911; EH 272191; Theo. Presser co.,
York. Philadelphia.
1721
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29840
pt. 117, mess Vv. 6
SOMETIMES; words by Sadie Bowman
Metcalfe, music by Daniel Prothe-
roe; medium in D. [29840
©) Dec. 6; 1911 |) 2"c. WeesGy oll :
E 272055; Gamble hinged musie co.,
Chicago.
SOMMERNACHT (EINE) AM SEE; noc-
turne von Adolf Melzer, op. 20, ftir
pianoforte. [29841
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 16, 1911;
EK 278890; Adolf Melzer, Hohen-
Neuendorf, b. Berlin, Germany.
SoNATE UBER CHORAL THEMEN DER
KATHOL. LITURGIE; von M. J. Erb,
op. 70, ftir orgel. obl. S8vo. [29842
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 273032; Otto Junne, Leipzig.
SonaTINA; by Herbert Butler, op. 4;
violin and pf. [29843
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 6, 1911;
EK} 272056; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago.
Sone (THE) DIVINE; words and music
by Julian Jordan. [29844
©) Dee: 18; 191h: | Ses Dee. 18;
1911; E 272494; Theo. Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia.
SONG OF GREETING. Sce Donizetti (G.)
Sone (THE) OF LOVE; by J. M. Rum-
shisky; violin and pf. Contents :—
1. Das lied der liebe.—2. Damen
rechte.—3. Men tur nit.—4. Von
wiegel biss in keiwer.—d. Gavote.
[29845
): Dee, 15) (191t 2 cc; Wee.” 16,
1911; E 272464; Hebrew pub. Co.,
New York.
Sone (THE) OF OUR FLAG; national
anthem, words by Anita Simpson,
music by H. Restorff. Chicago,
Great western musie pub. co.
[29846
©) Dee 1; 1914+ 2 ©) Dee, 2. 1911:
E 271799; Henry Restorff, Chicago.
Sone (THE) OF THE BUGLECALL; words
and music by J. S. Emmons. [29847
© Dee! /20. Gd 2 cs Mec. 320%
Odd BR) 212596) J.) 8S; Himmons,
Franklin, O.
SONG TO THE EVENING STAR.
ner (R.)
Sone (A) OF THE NIGHT; words by
Wm. H. Gardner, music by George
Lowell Tracy. 1. Female voices. 2.
Mixed voices. 4to. [29848, 29849
© Dee. 18, 191d: 22 Cc Dee: 19,
1911: H . 2725705, 21259063) Me Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
See Wag-
Sone (THE) OF THE OLD MOTHER (Das
lied der alten mutter); words by
W. B. Yeats, German version and
music by Max Mayer, op. 20; low
or medium voice. (Five songs, no.
2.) [29850:
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 ©) Dec. 16,
1911; E 273872; G. Schirmer, New
York.
Sone (THE) OF THE OVERSEA RAIL-
ROAD; written and composed by
Samuel G. Winter. Erie, Pa., Erie
music pub. co. [29851
© Dec. 11, 19tP eae wec. 1,
1911; E 272212; S. Glover Winter,
Key West, Fla.
SONG OF THE RUSZTA MAIDEN; Hun-
garian song transcribed by Jend
Hubay, op. 57, no. 1, rev. and ed. by
Leo Schermann; violin and piano.
; [29852
© Dec. 1, 191t; 2ielapee 22) Oi:
EH 272747; Carl Fischer, New York.
SONG OF THE SEASONS; words and mu-
sic by G. W. Wilmot. [ 29853.
© Jan. 1, 1912: De mee 28191:
E 274283; George W. Wilmot, New
Brunswick, N. J.
SONG OF THE SKYLARK; words by Ben-
nett, music by Mary Strawn Ver-
non, ist and 2nd sop., alto or tenor
and bass. (Supplementary music
for schools, no. 47.) [29854
© Dee 16), 191) asic Dee: 18;
1911; EK 272501; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
SONG OF TRIUMPH; by M. Gordon Bur-
gess, op. 8; organ. obl. S8vo. (The
organ loft, book Lxxx, no. 242.)
[29855:
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 e Dee. 11, |
1911; E 273092; Vincent music Co.,
ltd., London.
SoNG OF VICTORY; words and music by
J. Wilson. [29856.
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 « Dee; 5, 1911;
E 271964; Josephine Wilson, Phila-
delphia.
Song oF YLEN; words by Richard
Hovey, music by Marshall Kerno-
chan; high voice. (Two songs, no.
at) [29857
©. Dee. 11, Atte en Dees t2:
1911; BE 272271; G. Sebirmer, New
York.
1722
i
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
29876
Sone (THE) WITH THE CRAZY TUNE;
words and music by B. Mahon.
[29858
Gyyam S, 1912; 2 e. Jan. 9, 1912;
HH} 274758; Billie Mahon, New York.
SONG WITHOUT woRDS; by G. Mans-
field; violin or mandolin with piano
ace. [29859
@iivoyw, 23, 1911; 2 « Dee. 18,
1911: E 272535; G. Mansfield, San
Francisco.
Sones FOR YOU AND ME; words and
music by Lyde Howard. [29860
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c« Dee. 12,
1911; E 273209; Leonard & oco.,
London.
Sones (THE) MY MOTHER SANG; part-
song, by Arthur H. Grimshaw; male
voices. Ato. [29861
© Dee. 16, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 18,
1911; EH 2738401; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
Sones or ROUMANIA; words by Ed-
ward Teschemacher, music by Her-
mann Lohr. [29862
Cuweentt, 191t- 2 ec Dee. 12,
1911; H 278203; Chappell & co.,
London.
Soncs (THE) oF ZION; words by
James Rowe, music by EH. T. Hilde-
brand. [29863
©) Apr .i14, 1911+ 2c. Dee. 18,
1911; E 272887; ‘EH. T. Hildebrand,
Roanoke, Va.
Sones (THE) WE OUGHT TO SING;
words and music by A. G. Bacher.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29864
Nove 20) 191t: 2 @ Dee. 5,
1911; E 271909; Anna G. Bacher,
Ozone Park, N. Y.
SONNEZ 6 cCLOCcHES. See Gounod (C.
Hs)
Sonora; concert fantasie, by Fred
Luscomb; clarinet solo with piano
ace. [29865
Gy Nov. 28, 1911-2 .¢.. Noy. 29)
1911; E 271677; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
SORRENTINA; canzone di Sorrento, par
F’, Volpatti, jr., pour piano. [29866
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 4, 1911;
FE 270915; KE. Gaudet, Paris.
SORRISO ESTREMO; elegia versi di A. Le-
ghissa, musica di G. Marvin. (Com-
posizioni vocali, no. 4914.) [ 29867
© Oct, 21, 1911; 2.¢ Dee. 8, 1911;
Hi 273053; C. Schmid! & co., Leipzig.
SouL (THE) OF THE WORLD; a mystery
play of the nativity and the passion,
written by Mrs. Percy Dearmer, com-
posed by Martin Shaw; vocal score.
4to. [29868
©. Dee 21) 19th. 2 © Dee 22) 19te
E 2738530; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London.
Souu’s (THE) FIGHT; words and music
by E. D. Sargent. Washington. H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29869
© Deen 41, 1911: 2 ¢..Dee 26:
1911; E 274188; Edith D. Sargent,
Moran P. O., Wyo.
SOUND THE HARPS OF HEAVEN; Christ-
mas song, words by C. Austin Miles,
music by Walter G. Tyler. (Octavo
church music, no. 157.) [29870
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 2, 1911;
E 271775; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia.
SoutH (A) GEORGIA PEARL; words and
music by M. A. Bassett. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29871
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 26,
1911; E 274066; Maud A. Bassett,
Fort Valley, Ga.
SouTH WINDS; entr’acte, par Osborne
Roberts, pour piano. [29872
Gy, Dee. 16, 1911: 2" Wee, 18:
1911; EH 273418; Almar, Paris.
SouTHERN (A) FANTASY (Kliinge aus
dem amerikanischen Siiden); by
William Henry Humiston; orch.
Full score. [29873,
© Oct. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30, 1911;
Ee 274455; W. H. Humiston, New
York.
SOUTHERN MOONLIGHT; : by. T. W.
Carey ; banjo solo. [29874
© Mee. 1,'1911+7 2 Dec. 28; 191s
EH} 273232; Paul Decourcelle, Nice.
SOUVENIR; par Armand Heck, pour
violon et piano. [29875
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 12. 1911;
E 273232; Paul Decourcelle, Nice.
SOUVENIR D’HONGROISE; polka car»ctér-
istique, by Franz Bendel. arr. by
Nicolaj Hansen, rev. and fingered
by Alvin Buechner; cello, violin and
piano. [29876
© ‘Nowv.: 25, (1911-2 .e:) Dee. 22;
1911; E 272749; Carl Fischer, New
York.
1723
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29877
pt.. 1, a Si¥.'6
SouvENIR DU Brési_; légende créole
par Edouard Mathé, pour orchestre
avec piano-conducteur. 4to. [29877
© Dee; 2, 1911; 2c. Dees 4, 1911 ;
E 270916; EK. Gaudet, Paris.
SOUVENIR JOYEUX; by Edwin H. Le-
mare; op. 87; organ. [29878
© Nov. 11, 1911: 2 c. Dee: 8, 4911 ;
E 273075; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz,
Germany.
SOUVENIR MELANCOLIQUE (In remem-
brance; by Leo Ornstein, op. 10, no.
Em iis [29879
©» Dec? 21, 191d 2c. Dees 21,
1911; H 272696; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston..
SPANISH BLOOD; from Jacinta, an
opera comique, words by John IL.
Shine, music by Heinrich Berté.
[29880
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c Dee. 2, 1911;
E 270882; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
SPANISH LOVE; in Follies bergéres, by
Vineent Bryan, Irving Berlin and
Ted Snyder, arr. by Wm. Schulz, |
voenl orchestra. [29881
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 2, 1911;
E 272344; Ted Snyder co. New
York.
SPANISH LOVE SONG; words by I. C.
McCallum, music by Arthur A.
Penn. [29882
© Dees 22; AO =) 2 cyee! 29:
1911; E 274387; Ida C. McCallum,
Marinette, Wis.
SPEAK My LorD; hymn, words and
music by G. Bennard. [298838
©rOck. 27, 191-2 vee Dees 129:
1911; E 274428; George Bennard,
Albion, Mich.
SPINNING - WHEEL. (Koloverdtek) :
march and two step, by Fr. Krejcik,
arr. by Louis Vitak; 1. Orchestra.
2. Band. 4to. [29884, 29885
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 ec. each Dee. 1,
1911; E 271719, 271729; Georgi &
Vitak, Chicago.
SPIRIT (THE) OF THE BLUE; march
and two-step, words by Samuel J.
Newman, music by Monroe F. Zun-
der; piano with text. [29886
© Nov, AS; Mole ie Now: 22,
1911; E 271819; Chas. H. Loomis,
New Haven.
ne
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES; novellette
march, by M. W. Maybery, arr. by
Louis A. Drumheller. [29887
© Nov.) 28, 1911=) 2e7aNoy. 29,
1911; E 272118; Mary Wentz May-
bery, Lewistown.
SPLENDID GIRL; two-steps nach motiven
der opereitte, Die dame in rot, musik
von Robert Winterberg, bearbeitet
von Otto Lindemann; klavier mit
lberlegtem -text. [29888
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 2738012; Drei masken verlag, g.
m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
orchester. [29889
© Nov. 17, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 1, 1911;
EK 270861; Drei masken verlag, g.
m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
SPOKANE (Spoke Ann); words and
music by V. R. Small. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29890
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 26,
1911; E 274073; Victor Roy Small,
Clayton, O.
SPRING; unison song, words by J. Vila
Blake, from the German, music by
John Ireland, staff and tonic-sol-fa
notations. Ato. {29891
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 270842; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
SPRING HAS COME; music by Drusilla
S. Percival; med. voice in G. [29892
© Dec.’ 20) 1911-9276 Wee 20,
1911; E 272613; Gamble hinged mu-
sie-co., Chicago.
SPRING MELODY; by J. Lamont Gal-
braith; pf. [29893
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 9, 1911;
E 272282; G. Schirmer, Boston.
SPRING (THE) MY DEAR, IS NO LONGER
SPRING (Mich dtinkt, dies jahr blieb
der friihling fern) ; words by W. E.
Henley, German version atmd music
by Max Mayer. op. 20; low «Tr me-
dium voice. (Five songs, no 3.)
[29894
© Dec. 15), ASI 2%e) Dec. 1G;
1911; E 273378; G. Schirmer, New
York.
SPRING vortices. See Strauss (J.)
SPRING’S AWAKENING; romance, by HE.
Bach, arr. by J. Worth Allen; or-
chestra. 4to. [29895
©-Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 16. 1911;
E 272446; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
1724
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
SpuK (Spooks); words by Emil Rob-
ert, music by Frank La Forge: high
in A minor. [29896
Seetgee 41, 1911- 2 ec Dee. 12,
1911; E 272272; G. Schirmer, New
York.
SQUIRRELS (THE) IN THE TREES; from
The awakened Rameses, words by
Joseph Hudnut, music by Julius
Wuerthner. [29897
mee 15, 1911- 2 c. Dee. 15,
1911; E 272859; University of Mich-
igan union, Ann Arbor.
STAMMUTTER EVA, REIZENDE FRAU; aus
der operette Eva, text von A. M.
Willner und Robert Bodanzky, mu-
sik von Franz Lehar. 1. Erleich-
tert. 2. Original. [ 29898, 29899
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 c. each Dee. 12.
1911; E 273195, 273196; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig.
STANFORD (CHARLES VILLIERS) Fan-
tasia (In feste omnium sanctorum) ;
by C. V. Stanford, op. 121, no. 1;
organ. [29900
© Dee 41, 1911; 2 e. Dec. 12,
1911; E 2738181; G. Schirmer, New
York.
— Idyll; by C. V. Stanford, op. 121.
no. 2; organ. [29901
Mees it 1911- 2 c Dec. 12,
1911; E 273182; G. Schirmer, New
York.
Star (THE) OF BETHLEHEM; cantata
for Christmas, words by Elsie Dun-
ean Yale, music by J. Lincoln Hall.
[29902
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 2, 1911:
E 271796; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia.
STAR OF DESCENDING NIGHT; part song,
musie by L. O. Emerson, ed. by Wm.
Arms Fisher; mixed voices. (Oc-
tavo ed., no. 4201.) [29903
© Nov. 24, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911:
E 272105; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
STAR OF THE East; Christmas volun-
tary, by J. W. Lerman; organ. 8vo.
[29904
© Oci. 28, 1911--2 ce. “Nov. 29,
1911; E 271694; Geo. Molineux, New
York.
Star (THE) OUT oF JAcoB; a Christ-
mas service for the Sunday school,
service by Wm. Seinhicker, music
by Emanuel Schmauk. S8vo. [29905
@<Dee. (2,- 1911: 2 ce Dee) 30,
1911; E 274457; Emanuel Schmauk,
Brooklyn.
29914
STAR-SPANGLED (THE) BANNER; by
John Stafford Smith [and] Amer-
ica; from Harmonia Anglicana
[and] The red, white and blue (Co-
lumbia, the gem of the ocean); by
David T. Shaw: arr. by J. Worth
Allen; orchestra. 4to. [20906
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 e@ Dec. 16,
1911; E 272447; C. L. Barnhouse,
Oskaloosa, Ia.
STARS OF THE SUMMER NIGHT; three
part song, words by Henry W.
Longfellow, music by Ethelbert
Nevin, arr. -by Victor Harris;
women’s voices. (Octavo ed... no.
12255. ) | 20907
i) Nev. Js, 191-2 e Nov 2s
1911; E 272114; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
STARS THEIR WATCH ARE KEEPING; 2
lullabye, words by G. Hubi New-
combe, music by S:muel Weekes;
no. 2 in F, original key. [29908
© Nov. 30, 1911; 2 e Dee. 8,
1911; E 273078; Weekes & co., Lon-
don.
START OUT WITH NOTHING IN YOUR
POCKET; written and composed by
Chas. Collins and Fred Murray.
[29909
Peer 19 1st: 2 e. “Dee? 19:
1911; E 278466; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
STEEPLE JACK; march, two-step, by
Armstrong & Clark, arr. by Sol.
Levy; orchestra. 4to. [29910
Cee i 1981: 3 oe Dees =
1911; E 271783; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
STEP BY STEP; march by H. Engel-
mann; piano. [29911
© Dee 20, 191t: 2 « Dee 2
1911; E 272750; Carl Fischer, New
York.
Stincy SaM; words and music by
L. T. Thomas. [29912
© 1c. Dee. 5, 1911; E 272284;
Lewis T. Thomas, Washington.
SToPp YO’ MAKIN’ THOSE SCAN’LOUS
EYES AT ME; words and music by
B. A. Falls. [29913
© 1 ec. Nov. 18, 1911; E 271817;
Billy Falls, Gates, N. Y.
STOP YOUR FRETTING; words and music
by Mrs. S. Taber. [29914
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 5, 1911;
E 272030; Mrs. Simpson Taber, Dal-
las, Tex.
1725
‘CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29915
pt. 111, me s2°v-"6
SroreR (H. J.) Three responses; an-
them, words by Henry F. Lyte,
music by H. J. Storer; mixed voices.
(Octavo ed., no. 12209.) [29915
© Nov. 720; 191 2° e, "Deer “8;
1911; E 272107; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
SrorM (THE) CLOUD; words and music
by H. Stafford. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29916
© Dee. 14, 19dks 2 aes Dees: 26,
1911; E 274160; Henry Stafford,
Calistoga, Cal.
STORNEILI DELL’ ALBA; versi di Carlo
de Flaviis, musica di E. Lanzetta.
[29917
©} Sept, (25., 191d y 2c Ocho:
1911; E 278518; Capolongo-Feola,
Naples.
Story (A) oF CHINESE LOVE; words
from the Ios Angeles Express, mu-
sic by Le Roy M. Rile; high voice.
[29918
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 2, 1911;
BE 271825; G. Schirmer, New York.
Story (THE) oF JESUS; sacred chorus,
words and music by Harriet Thorne
Rheads, arr. by D. O. Evans; sop.
solo and quartet or chorus. (Oc-
tavo ed. no. 186.) [29919
©) Dee, 28.) 191d: 20e) Dee: 129:
1911; E 274424; D. O. Evans,
Youngstown, O.
Strauss (JOHANN) Spring voices;
waltz song, words by G. B., music
by J. Strauss, op. 410, arr. by An-
thony Richards; mixed voices. S8vo.
(Quartettes and choruses, no. 80.)
[29920
© Deer 2710 ll 2) ea) eet 526.
1911; E 272994; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
—-— Vienna life (Wiener blut) ; waltz,
by Johann Strauss, special concert
arr. by C. Arnold; violin, cello and
piano. [29921
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 22, 1911;
EH 272763; Carl Fischer, New York.
Strauss (RicHARD) Rosenkavalier
(Der); walzerfolgen des III. aktes,
von R. Strauss, arr. von Carl Bes!:
klavier. [29922
©) Now 22 1911s 2h ee wee 22.
1911;
Paris.
E 273544; AdolJph Furstner,
STRAUSS (RICHARD)—Continued.
Scene des ochs von Lerchenau;
aus Der rosenkavalier, von R.
Strauss, arr. von Carl Besl; klavier.
[29923
© Nov. 30, 1911; 2 @ Dee 22,
‘1911; E 273545; Adolph Fiirstner,
Paris.
STRETTI cost; stornelli capricciosi,
versi di Giuseppe Irace, musica di
G. Capaldo. [29924
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 c Oct. 9, 1911;
E 278514; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
STRICTLY UPON THE Q. T.; words and
musie by J. Mills. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29925
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 @. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274032; John Mills, Elkton,
Md.
STRUBE (GUSTAV) Serenade: by G.
Strube; orch. 4to. [29926
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 9, 1911;
H 272281; G. Schirmer, Boston.
Stupy (A) FOR A SINGLE SOFT STOP;
by A. M. Goodhart, edited by A.
Eaglefield Hull; organ. (Augener
edition, book 2, no. 10222.) [29927
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 15, 1911;
E 273320; Augener, Itd., London.
Stupy (A) IN PINK; words and music
by M. Wilson. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [29928
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26,
1911; EK 274063; M. Wilson, Phila-
delphia.
SuB TUUM; words and music by J.
Fortier; contralto or bariton.
[29929
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 11. 1911;
E 272209; Joseph Fortier, Fall
River, Mass.
See Chaminade (C. L. S.)
Suis mor (Follow me); caprice, by
Arthur Wellesley; piano. (Five
tone lyrics, no. 5.) [29930
© Dee. 21) ASit-s25ew Dec 21;
1911; E 278528; Whaley, Royce &
co., ltd., Toronto, Canada.
SUEDOISE.
SUITE MINIATURE; by Otto Floersheim.
ed. by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
Contents : —Serenade.—Idylle.—A uf
dem ball.—Gestaendniss. — Gluecks-
rausch.—Brautzug. [29931
© Dec. 20. 1911; 2 @ Dee. 22,
1911; E 272751; Carl Fischer, New
York.
1726
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
29950
Sux Lipo; gondoliera, versi di Adolfo
Genise, musica di Gaetano Lama.
[299382
eusepe 25, L011: 2-e. Oct. 9, 1911 ;
EE 273515; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
SULTANA; march and two-step, by
Carl R. Zerse, op. 2, no. 1; piano.
[29933
(© Noy. 1, 1911; 2c. Dec. 29, 1911;
EH 274396; Carl R. Zerse, Mt. Ver-
non, Ind.
SUMMER EVENING IDYL (Sommerabend-
idyll) ; by Oskar Merikanto, ed., by
P. W. Orem; piano. [ 29934
©) Dee, 27, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 27,
1911; E 274222; Theo. Presser Co.,
Philadelphia.
SUMMER FANCIES; reverie, by R. S.
Morrison; piano. [29935
© Dee, 11, 1911: 2 ¢ Dee. 11,
1911; EH 272192; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
SUMMER MOON; words and music by
G. Hendrickson. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29936
j© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 ¢«. Dec. 26,
1911; EH 274195; Gus Hendrickson,
Worcester, Mass.
SumMMeER (A) NIGHT’S DANCE; by
Celian Kottaun; piano. [29937
© Nov. 17, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4. 1911:
KE 273007; Metzler & co., ltd., Lon-
dun.
SUN OF MY SOUL; words by John
Keble, music by E. K. Heyser.
[29938
© Ney. 24, 1911; 2c. Dee. 15,
1911; HE 272855; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
SUNLIGHT BEYOND; hymn, words by
Claire Sumner, music by C. R. Ray.
[29939
© Jan. 1, 1912: 2c. Dec. 30, 1911;
EK 274499; James D. Vaughan, Lau-
renceburg, Tenn.
SUNLIGHT JUST BEYOND; hymn, words
by Ada Powell, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. [29940
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 13,
1911; EH 272817; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
Sunny (A) DAY; 22 easy and me-
lodious pieces, by Christian Schifer,
op. 75: piano. (Augener’s edition.
no. 8375. ) [29941
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c Dec. 2, 1911;
Ei 270863 ; Augener, Itd., London. ~
SuNNY SOUTH MARCH; by G. B. In-
gram, piano. [29942
©:'Dees27., 191d 2 "er" Dee..'29)
1911; E 274888; Georgia Bond In-
gram, Memphis, Tenn.
SUNSET DAYS; words and music by
L. E. Forman. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [29943
© Dee i 1914 2 2 ce. Dee? 26;
1911; EK 274150; Lida HK. Forman,
Canton, Mo.
SUNSHADE SUE; words by R. S.
Hooper, music by H. M. Tennent.
[29944
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 c Dee. 19,
1911; E 278459; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
SUNSHINE AND SHADOW; waltzes, by
G. Marschal-Loepke, op. 17; pf.
(Three waltzes, no. 1.) [29945
© Dee. 19, 1911; 2 c Dec. 20,
1911; E 272683; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
SUNSHINE (THE) GIRL; words and
music by H. Weirich. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29946
©) Dee, di 1911 * 256.) Dee: 26;
1911; E 274180; Hallie Weirich,
Cincinnati.
SUNSHINE IN May; words and music
by T. Hilton-Turvey; in F. Phila-
delphia, Theodore Presser co.
[29947
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2c. Dec. 5, 1911;
EK 271968; T. Hilton-Turvey, Phila-
delphia.
SUNSHINE sone. See Grieg (EH. H.)
SuPPE (FRANZ VON) Light cavalry;
overture, by Suppé, arr. by G. HE.
Holmes; saxophone quartette. 4to.
[29948
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1911;
E 272432; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
SuR LE SABLE; ballade par A. Trojelli,
pour piano. (Vacances de plage, no.
Diy [29949
(©) Dec. 16, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 18,
1911; HEH 278428; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
SuR UN FIL D’orR; air de ballet, par
Georges Picquet, pour piano.
[29950
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 18,
1911; E 273428; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France.
127
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29951
pt. 15, tes veo
SUZANNE’S SECRET; overture to the in-
terlude, by E. Wolf-Ferrari, arr. by
Hugo Riesenfeld; orchestra with
harmonium. (Orchestra miscellany,
no. 23.) [29951
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 1, 1911:
E 271710: G. Schirmer, New York.
SWEET ARLEE; or, My sweetheart in
Mars; words and music by O. J.
Milton. [29952
© Oct. 30, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 8, 1911;
HE 269663; O. J. Milton, Fort Jones,
Cal.
SWEET AS THE TENDER FRAGRANCE:
words by Longfellow, music by Rex
de Cairos-Rego, op. 2. [ 29953
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 8, 1911;
FE 278009; Rex de Cairos-Rego,
Syduey, Australia.
SWEET COWBOY GIRL OF MINE; words
by W. I. Chapman, music by Sher-
wood Ames. [29954
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ce Dee. 14.
1911; E 272939; W. I. Chapman, At-
kinson, Neb.
SWEET DREAMS OF YoU; words by Wal-
ter C. Ballard, music by Jas. E. C.
Kelly, arr. by Chas. T. Eden-Eadon.
[29955
© Now 22,71 91th 2a: wiNoves 20:
1911; E 271678; Jos. Krolage music
co., Cincinnati.
SWEET-HOME; berceuse par Hdouard
Mathé, pour orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [29956
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 4, 1911;
E 270917; EH. Gaudet, Paris.
SWEET HOUR OF PRAYER; male quartet.
words by W. W. Walford, music by
A. Taylor. [29957
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 22, 1911;
E 272874; Austin Taylor, Weather-
ford, Tex.
SWEET LITTLE LOU FOR ME; words and
music by Viola Bradwell. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [29958
©, Nov.) 20,1911 2%e, Dec: 5,
1911; EK 271882; Mrs. H. H. Brad-
well, Areadia, Fla.
SWEET Marie; words and music by H.
B. McCauley. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29959
@wNov...20; 1914-532 Ges Dee. 5,
1911; E 271891; Edward B. McCau-
ley, Oreland, Pa.
SWEET RECOLLECTIONS; morceau de sa-
lon, by M. Greenwald; piano.
[29960
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 11,
1911; E 272193; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
SWEET THING JANE; words and music
by John Vance Cheney. (Songs with
pi. ace, noz 53) [29961
© Dec. 18, 1911°°2 = Dee. 20;
1911; E 272610; C. W. Thompson &
co., Boston.
SWEET WILD ROSE; words and music by
L. Markling. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29962
© Dec. 18, 1914" oes Wee. (26;
1911; E 274061; Lena Markling,
Malvern, O.
SWEETHEART I LOVE You; words and
music by T. H. Bainbridge. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29963
© Dee. 11, 1911: 27% eee. 6,
1911; E 274103; Thos. H. Bain-
bridge, Pendham, Pa.
SWEETHEART, THE ROSE YOU GAVE ME}
from The awakened Rameses, words
by Joseph Hudnut, music by Julius
Wuerthner. | 29964
© Dee. 13) 19it Seem pee 15;
1911; E 272860; University of Mich-
igan union, Ann Arbor.
SWELL (THE) BRASS BAND; words and
music by W. Reed. Fall River,
Mass., Bristol music co. [29965
© Nov. 14, 19iie 2 ewNov.- 17,
1911; E 271202; Waldo Reed, West-
port Point, Mass.
Swine sone; words by Robert L.
Stevenson, music by F. L. Bartlett.
(Two children’s songs, no. 1.)
[29966
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2%c Dee. 2, 1911;
E 271804; Floy Little Bartlett, Bur-
lington, Ia.
SWITCHBACK RAG; by Harry Auracher ;
piano. ; [29967
© Dee. 18): 19112 es Bee 19)
1911; EH 272577; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
Sworp (THE) KING; march and two
step, by E. W. Hickman; pf. New
Kensington, Pa., Cooper and Cooke.
[29968
© Dee. 15, 19123° 2 exec 15,
1911; E 272360; H. W. Hickman, Ar-
nold, Pa.
1728
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
J}AKE ME NOW OR FOREVER SAY GOOD-
BYE; words and music by Dave Reed.
[29969
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 18. 1911:
E 272591; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
TAKE THOU MY HAND; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, music by Chas. H.
Marsh. [29970
fee 15, 1911; 2 c« Dec. 18.
fotos or 212519; Praise pub. ¢o..
Philadelphia.
TAKE THOU MY TREMBLING HAND;
words by Fanny J. Crosby, music by
W. J. Kirkpatrick. [29971
(eee) 22,,1911>.2 ¢ Dee. 20,
1911; E 272047; Wm. J. Kirkpat-
trick, Philadelphia.
TALE (THE) THAT THE SWEET ROSES
TOLD; words by Robert F. Roden,
music by Geo. W. Meyer. [29972
iwre, 1) 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 1, 1911;
Hei lait; FB. Haviland pub. co.,
New York.
TANGO, IN D; by J. Albeniz, arr. by
R. Sylvain; violin and piano. (Vio-
lin with piano acc., third series. no.
141.) [29973
(© Nov.-28; 1911; 2 c. Nov. 29,
1911; E 271698; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
TANNHAUSER MARCH.
(R.)
TANTUM ERGO; a due voci, di Adolf
Donati; tenore e basso, con ace. d'or-
gano. [29974
© Dec. 2,.1911; 2 c Dee. 4, 1911;
E 270970; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
four-part chorus and bass solo,
by Ch. M. Widor, rev. and ed. by
See - Wagner
Nicola A. Montani; mixed voices
with organ ace. Schirmer’s octavo
ed. [29975
@y Dee: 23. 1911-, 2. c.. Dees 26.
1911; E 272968; G. Schirmer, New
York.
par Daniel Fieuret. 4 4 voix mix-
tes. Partition avec orgue acc.
[29976
‘eivee 16. 1911 >" 2 "ec. Dec? 18:
1911; E 273486; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
TAPE (THE) AND CHAIN: from operetta
California, lyric by Grant Stewart,
music by Robert Hood Bowers.
[29977
GF Dec. 2S; 1911+. 2 e., Dee. -28.
1911; E 274304; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
29988
TARANTELLA SINCERA; parole di
Eduardo Migliaccio. musica di Vin-
cenzo de Crescenzo. 1. Canto e
piano. 2. Solo. 3. Duetto.
[29978-29980
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 c. each Dec.
30, 1911; E 274469-274471; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan.
TARRY WITH ME. OH MY _ SAVIOUR;
words anonymous, musie by Frank-
lin Riker. [29981
©) Dee: .29. 1911: °2-e. Dee" 2%.
1911; E 274258; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
TE DEUM LAUDAMUS: by Edwin J.
Skinner; quartett for choir and con-
gregation. 4to. [29982
©, Dee, 12) 191: 2 ec Deere
1911; E 272339; E. J. Skinner, Ault,
Col.
TE DEUM LAUDAMUS, IN A FLAT: NO,
4: anthem. music by Wm. feed;
mixed voices. (Octavo ed... no.
12202.) [ 29983
© Nov. 20. 1911: 2 c. Dee. 8. 1911:
E 272106; Oliver Ditson ¢o., Boston.
TE VOGLIO BENE; versi di Gennaro
Rainone, musica di V. Medina.
[2998 t
© Sept. 25. 1911: 2 ¢ Oct. 9. 1911:
E 273516; Capolongo-Feola, Naples,
TEACHER’S (THE) HICKORY LIMR;
words and music by LL. Jones. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdiule co.
[29985
© Dee 18: 19tl: 2c Nee: 726:
1911; E 274075; Lon Jones, Denison,
Tex.
TEACHINGS (THE) THAT MY PARENTS
GAVE AT HOME: words and musie by
C. Van Arnam. Washington. H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29986
© Dee: he 191T 2 E "Deer 26:
1911; E 274121: Charles Van Ar-
nam, Schenectady, N. Y.
TBARS) ehORD ahitihs 4-GOODE SAND | cURUWE
threnody, words by W. Bord Car-
penter, music by Walter Parralt;
mixed voices. 4to. (Year book
press series of anthems &e., no. 2.)
[ 29987
© Nov. 29. 1911: 2 ec. Dee. 1. 1911;
E 270844; Year book press, London.
TecKTONIUS (LEO) Etude: by T..
Tecktonius: (Three compositions for
tie per... NO.22.) [29988
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 12, 1911;
E 272262; G. Schirmer, New York.
1729
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Dt; 1; Tess w.6
29989
TECKTONIUS (LEO)—Continued.
— Prelude; by L. Tecktonius;
(Three compositions for the pf., no.
al) [29989
© Deer 9: 191 2 beer 12:
1911; E 272266; G. Schirmer, New
York.
TEDDIE AND FREDDIE; words and music
by J. Hussey. Washington, H.
Kkirkus Dugdale co. [29990
©: Dee, th A911: 2 te sDec: 26:
1911; E 274159; Julia Hussey,
Chester, Neb.
TELL ME HONEY; words by T. Taylor,
music by Chas. Miller. [29991
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1911; H 272332;
Tell Taylor, Chicago.
TELL ME SWEET ROSE; words by Jos.
McKeon, music by Henry Frantzen.
[29992
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2c. Dec. 9, 1911;
E 272171; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York.
TELL ME WILL YOU ALWAYS LOVE ME?
written and composed by Harry
Staunton and Howard Flynn.
[29993
© Dee. 19; 491d ea2n ica Wecn 19:
1911; EH 273467; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
TELL THE SWEET STORY OF LOVE; words
by Ada Blackhorn, music by H. H.
MecGranahan. [29994
GO. Wee 2%) 191d a2 se. Dee 20,
1911; E 272621; H. H. McGranahan,
Jamestown, Pa.
JEN PENNY RAG; by C. HE. Brandon and
Billy Smythe; pf. [29995
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 13, 1911;
E 272310; Brandon & Smythe, St.
Louis.
TEUFELSLIED (Will-o-the-wisp); ged.
von Reinhard Volker, English words
by Mrs. H. B. Boas, musik von Eugen
Haile. [29996
© Aue.28, sot 25e. Deed alist:
E 270795; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig.
Texas (THE) COWBOY GIRL; words by
R. Roberts, music by Jack Stonley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[29997
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 274070; Ross Roberts, Dale, Tex.
TExaAS TOMMY SWING; two step, by
Sid Brown and Val Harris; piano.
[29998
© Dec. “19; 191132 Ne sDecs 19;
1911; E 272547; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
en
THAT AEROPLANE RIDE; words and mu-
sic by H. Boesman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [29999
© Det 141, 1917-4 2" eS wee. 26;
1911; E 274098; Herman Boesman,
New York.
THAT ALABAMA RAG; words and music
by EK. B. Dawes. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [380000
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 26,
1911; E 274166; Elise B. Dawes,
Vincennes, Ind.
THAT BABOON BABY DANCE; words by
Dave Oppenheim, music by Joe
Cooper. [380001
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 9,
1911; E 272125; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
THAT BRIGHTER HOME; hymn, words
by Geo. W. Sebren, musie by Ira T.
Foust. [30002
© Jan 2, 1912 -" Sere wee! 30;
1911; E 274500; James D. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
THAT CRAZY RAG; by F. Broekhoven;
pf. [30003
© Det. 1; AG Peewee... 14;
1911; E 272330; FEF. Broekhoven,
New Orleans.
THAT EPIDEMIC RAG AND THAT CHICKEN
GLIDE; march and two step; by
Edna Williams and Harry Austin
Tierney, arr. by Geo. E. Collins;
orch. 4to. [30004
©: Dee. 9; 1911 90 2her Dee. (11,
1911; E 272205; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
THAT FRIscO BEAR; words and music
by Gus Edwards. [30005
© Dec. 20, 191057 Ze Dees 25;
1911; E 274810; Song review co.,
inc., New York.
THAT FUNNY LITTLE FEELING; words
and music by W. C. Derry. [80006
© ‘Dec. 30; (1g 2 Semees 729;
1911: Bo 2743953) Walle. Derry,
Charlestown, Mass.
THAT HAUNTING MELODY; entr’acte,
by Geo. M. Cohan; piano. [30007
© Dec. 6, 1914; 2 & Dee. 6, 1911 ;
BH 272022: Jerome & Schwartz pub.
co., New York.
THAT HUMMING TUNE; words and
music by Shelton Brooks, arr. by
Harry L. Alford. [380008
© Dec. 11, Wis eZ eee Lt,
1911; E 272233; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
1730
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
THAT HYPNOTIZING MAN; words by
Lew Brown, music by Albert Von
Tilzer. [380009
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 c Nov. 24,
Phew 2648a9; York ‘music €o.,
New York.
THAT IS THE TIME FOR SWEETHEARTS;
words and music by Robert S. Haw-
croft. [30010
me Dee G,' 1911; 2c: Dee. 13,
1911; EH 272248; Ora Nye, Los An-
geles.
THAT MAN-O-WAR RAG; words by L.
Argyle, music by Len Fleming.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[80011
(aber dd, A912 ee. Dec» 26,
1911; E 274129; L. Argyle, U. S. S.
South Carolina.
THat MEXICAN TWIST; words by Bob
Young, music by Walter Donovan.
[30012
@) Dee 26, 1911: 2 e. Dee. 26,
19id> HY 242967; O'Neil & Story,
Boston.
THAT OLD WOMAN MOON; words and
music by L. Perkins. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [30013
© Nov: 20, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271921; Louise Perkins, Brooklyn.
THAT PLEASING BAG; J. Fred. O'Connor,
arr. by Harry Collins; piano.
[30014
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 1, 1911;
EK 2718384; Harold Rossiter music
co., Chicago.
THAT’S DER YIDDISHE LOVE; ragtime
song, words and music by O. Berger.
[380015
feyie: ec, 21, 1911: WH 2743t3:
Otto Berger, Waupun, Wis.
THEE! AMERICA; words and music by
Patrick J. Quilligan. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [30016
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 26,
1911; E 274028; P. J. Quilligan, Cen-
tral Islip, Long Island, N. Y.
THEME See Beethoven (L. v.)
THEME AND VARIATIONS; by E. Maritt:
piano. [30017
Geive Dee: 9; 1911: W 274319:
Edith Maritt, Cortland, N. Y.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT; words and music
by S. A. Roberts. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [30018
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 274111; Sophia A. Roberts, Tay-
cheedah, Wis.
30026
THERE IS AN HOUR: OF HALLOWED
PEACE; anthem, music by H. J. Fitz-
hugh; soprano or tenor solo and
chorus, violin obligato, ad_ lib.
(Sacred music, no. 241). [380019
© Dee. 27 1911 > aie LG:
1911; E 272995; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
THERE IS REST IN HIM; words by Ida
L. Reed, music by Haldor Lillenas.
[30020
@ Dec; 20; 1911-2 ec Dee 28)
1911; E 274346; W. BE. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
THERE ISN’T ANY-ONE FOR ME TO PLAY
WITH ANY MORE; words and music
by H. L. Baldwin. Minneapolis. The
world music company. [380021
©: ‘Dee. 9) 1911 2 -e& Dee. 13;
aO14 = OH 212298>" Ht Baldwin:
Minneapolis.
THERE’S A CROSS AND CROWN FOR ME;
words and music by Mrs. L. lL. Lam-
bert. Washington, H. Kirkus ])ug-
dale co. [380022
© Dee 18)) (Hills 2 <€. Dee. VE,
1911; E 274081; Mrs. L. L. Lambert,
Tonawanda, N. Y.
THERE’S A FUNNY FEELING STEALING
"ROUND MY HEART; words by Haven
Gillespie, music by Lloyd Kidwell.
130023
©) Nov. 29; 1911: 2 ¢ Dec. 1, 1918:
E 271750; Associated music pubs. co.,
Cincinnati.
THERE’S A RING AROUND THE MOON;
words by Alfred Bryan, music by
H. Blanke-Belcher. [80024
©) Nov, 29) 1911. ° 2 ‘e) Nox. 295
1911; E 271704; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
THERE’S A SONG IN THE AIR; words by
Josivh G. Holland, musie by W. J.
Kirkpatrick. [30025
©) Wee?) VOi 2 te Dee 20
1911; E 272649; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia.
THERE’S A €PARK OF LOVE STILL BURN-
ING IN YOUR MOTHER’S HEART FOR
you; words and music by W. F.
Fritz. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [80026
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 5.1911;
E 271895; William F. Fritz, Lees-
DOL. ba:
THERE’S NEVER A BED THAT KNOWS MY
WEIGHT. See Tramp songs no. 1.
1731
30027
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, n. s., v. 6
THERE'S ONLY ONE JESUS FOR ME;
words by C. Benj. Hopkins, music
by Jean Howard. [30027
© Dee. 15, 1911: 2 e Dee. 18,
1911; E 272518; Praise pub. co.,
Philadelphia.
THERE’S ROOM FOR LOVE ALONG THE
ROAD; see Tramp songs no. 38.
THERE THE REASON LIES; words by
Beatrice Merrill Brown, music by
M. A. Cornell. [30028
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 c Dee. 14,
1911: E 272942; Beatrice Merrill
Brown, St. Louis.
THERE THEY CRUCIFIED HIM; hymn,
words and music by C. H. Gabriel.
[30029
© Dec. 20. 1911; 2 e@ Dee. 13,
1911: E 272319; Chas. H. Gabriel,
Chicago.
THERE WAS A TIME WHEN CHILDREN
SANG: words by Thomas R. Taylor,
musie by W. J. Kirkpatrick. [80030
© Dee. 22, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 20,
1911; E 272648; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia.
THERE WASN’T ENOUGH TO GO ’ROUND;
words by Marvin Lee, music by
Donald Bestor. [30031
© 1 ce Dee. 1, 1911; E 273348;
3 Masqueria sisters, Chicago.
THEY ALL HAVE STRAYED AWAY; lyric
by C. A. Isbell, music by David C.
Fisher. [380032
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 20.
1911; E 272598; Charles A. Isbell,
New York.
THEY MET ON A TWIG OF A CHESTNUT
TREE: four part song, words by E.
Sylvester, music by Clarence C.
Robinson: women’s voices. (Octavo
ed., no. 12214.) [30033
© Nov. 20, 1911: 2 ce. Dec. 8, 1911;
FE 272108; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
THEY STILL STAND SAYING GOOD-NIGHT ;
words and music by Weston and
Barnes. [30034
© Nec. 4, 1911; 2 © Dee. 4, 1911;
EH 270903; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
THINKING OF YOU DEAR; words and mu-
sic by G. Fitzgerald. [30035
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 e Dee. 29.
1911; E 274414: Genevieve Fitzger-
ald, Independence, Mo.
SS ES
THIRD NOVELETTE; by Otto Floersheim,
ed. by Hans T. Seifert; piano.
[30036
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 e. Dee, 22, 1911;
E 272758; Carl Fischer, New York.
THIS DAY A DAY OF GLORY; an ancient
Breton carol, arr. for solo and cho-
rus. (Carols, ancient and modern,
no. 6 [380037
© Oct. 14, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 6, 1911;
EK 270974; Morgan & Scott, ltd...
London.
THOSE LIPS OF THINE; words and mu-
sic by C. C. Spencer. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [30038
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274078; Chas. C. Spencer,
Santa Cruz, Cal.
THOU ART NOT NEAR ME; words anon.,
musie by J. K. Johnson. Minneapo-
lis, Twin city music publishing co.
[80039
© Dee. 15, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 30,
1911; E 274481; Julius K. Johnson,
Minneapolis.
THOU ART SO LIKE A FLOWER; words
translated from the German of Hein-
rich Heine, musie by Stephen S.
Townsend; medium voice in H.
[30040
© Nov. 17, 1911: 2c. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 271766; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
THOU ART THE VINE; words by Lau-
rence Highfield, music by Chas. H.
Marsh. [30041
© Dee: 22) 119i -2¥e7 Dee, 20,
1911: E 272650; Wm. J. Kirkpatrick,
Philadelphia.
THOUGHTS AT TWILIGHT; idyl by R.
Hoffman; piano. [30042
© Dec. 13. 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 13. 1911;
E 272280; Whaley, Royce & co., Itd.,
London.
THREE IN ALL; English words by Alice
Mattullath, musie by Carl Bohm, arr.
by <A. Zander: male chorus.
Fischer’s octavo choruses for men’s
voices. ) [30043
© Dec. 16. 1911; 2 @ Dec. 22,
1911; EH 272881; Carl Fischer, New
York.
THREE (THE) KINGS: Christmas carol,
words adapted from the poem by
T. H. Hopkins, set to music by Robert
H. Noble; trio for alto, tenor and
bass. [30044
© Dec. 16, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 18, 1911;
HD 272536; H. W. Gray co., New York.
1732
| THY THOUGHT—MyY
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
THREE (THE) KNIGHTS; four-part song,
words by Arthur Cleveland, music by
Edward German; mixed voices. 4to.
(Novello’s part-song book, no. 1228.)
[20045
(Noy. 29, 1911: 2 ec. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 270848 ; Novello & co., Itd., London.
THREE LOCKS OF BABY HAIR; words and
music by W. F. Mitchell. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [80046
©, Dee. 18, 1911; 2 c Dee. 26,
1911; HE 274010; Mrs. W. F. Mitchell,
Quilcene, Wash.
THRESHING (THE) MACHINE; words
and music by Mrs. W. Parsons.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[30047
erect 19lt- 2c Dee: 26,
1911; BE 274156; Mrs. Wm. Parsons,
Oskaloosa, Kan. :
THROUBLE (THE); words by Arthur
Stringer, music by R. Huntington
Woodman; medium or low voice.
[30048
weer dt 4911-2 ¢, Dec. 12,
1911; E 272273; G. Schirmer, New
York.
THROUGH FIELD AND MEADOW; waltz, by
H. Engelmann; piano. [30049
Ow Wee 20, 1911. 2 c. Dec. 22,
1911; E 272754; Carl Fischer, New
York.
THROUGH THE CLOVER-FIELDS AND WOOD-
LANDS FAR AWAY; words by Ben F.
May, music by Chas. V. Pascoe.
[30050
© Wee. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec, 5, 1911;
EH 272081; May and Pascoe, Jason-
ville, Ind.
THURINGIAN FOLKS-SONG; by E. Henry,
arr. by J. F. Herman; male chorus.
(Octavo choruses, no. 2036.) [30051
mae it 19tt- 2 ¢, Dec. 22,
1911; E 272752; Carl Fischer, New
York.
THY HOME, OH LIBERTY; words by W.
Morrow, music by Edw. T. O’Kane.
[80052
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2c. Dec. 29,
1911; E 274415; William Morrow,
Columbus, O.
THOUGHT; from
Jacinta, lyric by John L. Shine,
music by Heinrich Berté. [80053
©, Dec. 2, 1911; 2c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 270949; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
York.
30063
THY VOICE IS NEAR ME: quartett, arr.
by J. Fletcher; male voices. S8vo.
[380054
©) Dee: 6, 1914-9 2c) Dee. 61911
E 272037; Joseph Fletcher, Ridge-
field Park, N. J.
THY WILL BE DONE; words by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, arr. by Ira B.
Wilson. [80055
© Dee, 1911; 2¢, Dec, 15,0011:
E 272356; Lorenz pub. ¢o., Day-
ton, O.
TrLL I WAKE; words by
Hope, music by Arthur
low in F. [30056
©. Dee, 29: 1911-32) -c, Dee we
1911; E 274259; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
Laurence
Voorhis;
TILL THE SANDS OF THE DESERT GROW
conD; by. Ernest RK. ‘Ball, arr. by
Tom Clark. Witmark ed. 1. Solo
cornet with piano ace. 2. Solo trom-
bone with piano acc. [80057, 30058
© Dec. 22, 1911; 2 c. each Dec.
23, 1911; H 272917, 272918; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
TINIEST PIECES; by C. F. Stayner; pf.
Book 1. [30059
©. G) Novei225 1911+ 272091"
Charles Frederick Stayner, Salt
Lake City.
TIRED HANDS; nocturne, words by Kd.
Teschemacher, music by Wilfred
Sanderson. [80060
© ‘Nov; 29) 1911-2 ec; Weer,
1911; E 270859; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
"TIS FAVOR THAT WINS KISSES AND
LOVE; words and music by Edward
R. Purnell. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [380061
Oi Dee swt 190-09 ex Wee 26"
1911; EK 274146; EH. R. Purnell, He-
lena, Mont.
"TIS THE LAMB OF CALVARY; hymn,
words by James Rowe, music by B.
C. Unseld. [380062
Owant, 1912 > 2-6 Dee: 30) 1918
E 274501; James D. Vaughan, Lau-
renceburg, Tenn.
*"TIS THOU, LOVE (Sei tu, amore); Eng-
lish version by A. St. John Brenon,
Italian words by Alga _ Bonetti,
music by P. A. Tirindelli; no. 2in D.
[30063
©) Dees 11191 = 2) @, Weewni2:
1911; E 273204; G. Ricordi & cc.,
Milan.
1733
24026—11——9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30064
pt. Lease Vv"
"TIS WONDERFUL; words by FE. R. Ha-
vergal, music by J. B. Herbert.
[80064
©!’ Dec? 20" 19it> 2 er Dee 14.
1911; E 272220; Rodeheaver
Herbert, Chicago.
To ELEcTRA; words by Herrick; music
by Landon Ronald; no. 2 in C.
[30065
© Dee) 6 191 2c) ecw a1 O1d-
FE 270980; Enoch & sons, London.
To HOPE; words and music by John
Vance Cheney. (Songs with pf. acc..
no. 4.) [30066
@y Dec. 19. AGT SO ea Dec. 23:
191; Ey 272931: CW: Thompson &
co., Boston.
To KISS HER; words by Chas. Hanson
Towne, music by Blair Fairchild, op.
25. (A Baghdad lover, no. 2.)
[30067
iC) Dee 16,1919 +2 ec) Dees Tt. AOid-
He 2720655 GH) W... » Gray: co... New
York.
To My DEAR Lou; words and music by
W. M. Milburn sr. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [380068
©) sNov., 20,7 1990 Oi c:. Dec '5,
Oia HY 271902; 7 Mole > Guyton,
Crowley, Tex.
To SPRING; serenade, by J. Frank
lrysinger, op. 56; piano. [80069
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec...22,
1911; BE 272755; Carl Fischer, New
York.
To THE MATINEE; by T. W. Carey;
banjo solo. [380070
@e-Dec, jal, 191d: 22) 3c.) Dec: 28,
1911; E 274289; Thos. W. Carey,
Detroit.
'TOCCATA-PRELUDE; on the plain-song,
Pange lingua, by Edward C. Bairs-
tow, edited by A. Eaglefield Hull;
organ. (Augener’s edition book 1,
no. 10221.) [80071
© Dee, 2; 1911 + 2) c, Deewlo, 1911;
BE 273317; Augener, Itd., London.
ToccaTINa; by John M. Steinfeldt, op.
AY no: 211m iG pk, [80072
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 29,
1911; E 274448; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
Tocka (Longing for home) ; arr. by L.
Friedsell; pf. [800738
© Dec nib, 19iie ee ee Wee AG,
1911; H 272465; Hebrew publishing
co., New York.
and |.
Tomorrow; trio, poem by Florence
Earle Coates, music by Arthur
Foote; women’s voices. (Octavo
Series, DO. oil22) ;
© Dec. 11) Wold aoe Wee. od.
1911; EH 272225; Arthur P. Schmidt,
Boston.
TONI PSALMORUM ET Y BENEDICAMUS
DoMINO; par )’Abbé F. Brun, ace. 4
3 parties pour orgue ou harmoniuw.
[380075
© Dee. 16, foil wer, 18:
1911; E 278437; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
Too LATE; words and musie by Mrs.
E. C. Montrose. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. _ [380076
©* Dee. 18, 1911: 2 © Dee. 26.
1911; E 274006; Mrs. E. C. Mont-
rose, Washington.
Topsy (A) TURVEY CHRISTMAS; cCan-
tata for children, book by Edna
Randolph Worrell, musie by Clar-
ence Kkohlmann. [30077
© Oct 14, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 2, 1911;
FE 271776; Adam Geibel music co.,
Philadelphia.
TOREADOR’S SoNG.. See Bizet (G.)
(Tourment — |
TORMENTO DE AMOR
d@’amour); habanera par HEHmile |}
Wesly, pour orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to.
[30078 |
© Dec. 2. 1911; 2c. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 270918; E. Gaudet, Paris.
Tous EN ROND; ronde par A. Trojelli, |
pour piano. (Vacances de plage, |
no. 1.) [380079
© Dec... 16, 119i a2 wee AS:
1911; E 278424; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
TOWSEE MONGALAY; words and music
by G. Jones. [380080
©.1 ¢ Dec ie 1G ele aaa
Grahame Jones, New York.
TOWSER; words and music by J. Mc-
Lean. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [30081
© Nov. 20; 19 eer a tia:
E 271878; Joseph MeLean, Man-
chester, Conn.
Torys AND CANDIES; waltz, by M.
Greenwald; piano. [30082
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 ¢ Dee. 4, 1911;
E 272009; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
1734
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
TRAMP SONGS; song cycle, words by
I. Ion Swindley, music by John
Greenwood. Contents:—1. Over the
hill the read runs white.—2. There’s
room for love along the road.—3.
Here’s thanks to Him who made me.
[80083-30085
(Sy sept. 15, 1911; 2'c: Dec. 7, 1911;
E 270991-270993; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London.
TRAPEZE (THE) PERFORMER; by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 192, no. 4; pf.
(At the circus, no. 4.) [380086
Gwwee. 20, 1911; 2 e., Dec. 29,
1911; KE 274449; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. —
TRAUM (DeER); ged. von Ludwig Ub-
land, English words by Clare B. J.
Dunean, musik von Hubert Pataky,
Op, 2,-10.. 5. Hoch. [300ST
Suc 1911; 2 ¢ Dec. 12,
1911; H 273132; Otto Jonasson-Kck-
ermann, Berlin.
TrrpoLi1; trionfale marcia, by V. Spa-
dea; solo B flat cornet. [30088
Cuice ds J9I1: 2 ¢ Dec 28,
1911; E 274326; Vincenzo Spadea,
New York.
See
TTROISIEME GAVOTTE. Chaminade
(1S)
TROUBLES (THE) OF A CooN; words and
music by G. B. Stern. Washington,
Hi. Kirkus Dugdale co. [30089
©: Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec: Dec. 5, 1911;
i) 271897; Gertrude Bernard Stern,
San Francisco.
TRUANDS (LES); opéra-comique en
trois actes et quatre tableaux, de
Raphael Adam, musique de Krnest
stillet; partition, piano et chant.
[30090
©isWec. 20, 1911: 2) ¢- Dec, 26;
1911; D 19026; L. Digoudé-Diodet,
Paris.
TRUANTS; rondo scherzo, by H. Engel-
mann, ed. and fingered by Hans T.
Seifert; piano. [30091
Ewwec 220, 10i1 > 2c.) Dec... 22;
T1911; HE 272757; Carl Fischer, New
York.
TRUE LOVE; words by Elizabeth Barret
Browning, music by Carol Kelley
Brooke. [380092
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 271847; F. E. Hathaway, Chicago.
30101
TRUE (A) SWEETHEART; words and mu-
sic by P. J. Bertucci. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [380093
©xaDeex 18.) 19i 2 c, Dees: 26;
1911; E 274076; Peter J. Bertucci,
New Orleans.
TRUEST (THE) SWEETHEART IS YOUR
MOTHER; words and music anony-
mous. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [30094
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 5, 1911 ;
Ki 271868; C. Monture, Gasport, N. Y.
TRY AND MAKE YOUR NEIGHBORS HAPPY
Too; from The campus, by Walter
Der Leon, arr. by 'T) PY and Geos J:
Trinkaus; mand. orch. [30095
© epecen4, 191k} 2veiDeerid.
1911; BH 272380; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
TRYSTING (THE) PLACE BENEATH THE
APPLE TREE; words and music by M.
G. Gray. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [80096
© “Dee Li, 19td = 2 Veo Vipecr “26;
1911; E 274187; Mahlon G. Gray,
Stafford Springs, Conn.
TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH) Au-
tumn song (Chant d’automne) ; by
P. Tschaikowsky arr. by Nicolaj
Hansen, ed. and fingered by Alvin
Buechner; violin, cello and pf.
[30097
©) Dee. 4, 1911; 2 & Dec. 22> 1911:
Ei 272807 ; Carl Fischer, New York.
Chant sans paroles; by PP.
Tschaikowsky, op. 40, no. 6, arr. by
Nicolaj Hansen; violin, violoncello
and piano. [30098
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 22, 1911;
EH 272817; Carl Fischer, New York.
tone (LEE) 3. polkas iby ves Ae Van-
der Cook; cornet solo, and piano
ace. [80099
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2c. Dee. 4, 1911;
BE} 271852; H. A. Vander Cook, Chi-
cago.
TULIP POLKA; by James I. Wray, op.
Qo NO. 1+ piano. [30100
©? Dee 28. 1911 2c. Dec 29)
1911; HE 274899; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, New York.
Tuor (I) BACI; versi e musica di
Giuseppe Giannelli. [30101
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 18, 1911;
BE 273552; Raffaele Izzo, Naples.
1759
CATALOGUE OF CO
30102
PYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Hi ase. G
TURKEY TROT; from Little Miss Fix-
it, by Kern & Stamper, arr. by G.
H. Reeves; band. 4to. [380102
©) Nov. 6, 1911 2re" Dec 2241 Oidl-
E 272758; Carl Fischer, New York.
‘TURNING AWAY; words by Mrs. C. S.
Hoover, music by Haldor Lillenas.
[80103
9
© Dee, 20.19ti- 2" ca wWee 128:
1911; H 274347; W. E. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
TUTTO CORE; versi di F. Fiore, musica
di V. Medina. [30104
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
EK 278517; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
Tuyo SERE; danza, letra de José Ro-
bles, mtsica de Salvador Pérez, para
canto e piano o piano solo, ad lib.
[380105
©) FOet (21 Gio nce Deer 12,
f90l SB 2tel4a. Otto: Yo UArzo7,
Mexico.
"Twas APRIL; words by EH. Pailleron,
translated by Jas. Freeman Clark,
music by Ethelbert Nevin, op. 5, no.
3, arr. by Victor Harris; three part
chorus, women’s voices. 4to.
[30106
© “Dec! 15, 7911: Be Deer 16,
1911; H 272454; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
"TWAS IN THE TIME OF ROSES; words
and musie by F. J. Neubauer.
[380107
©) Dee. 15, 1911: e. Dee. 15,
19TH 223860; “hg. > Neubauer,
Provo, Utah.
9
—)
TWELVE MAGIC KEYS TO TUNELAND; 30
pieces in all the major keys, by
Mabel Madison Watson; piano.
[380108
OR Dec. hl, plOiad- 9. 4e Dec.c 11.
fOia: EH 272226: Arthur 2. Schmidt,
Boston.
TWILIGHT; overture, by E. Newton,
arr. by F. J. St. Clair; full reed and
brass band. 4to. [30109
@iDec wi. AS; Bes Weeks AS:
1911; E 272308; H. N. White, Cleve-
land.
TWILIGHT BELLS; serenade, music by
C. A. White, rev. by Josef Frantz
[H. L. Heartz]; women’s. voices.
4to. (Secular part songs, no. 7609.)
[30110
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2.c. Dec. 15, 1911;
Ki 272385; White Smith music pub.
co., Boston.
uy,
TWILIGHT MEMORIES; reverie, by Lou
Sievers, arr. by Harry L. Alford;
piano. [80111
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 4, 1911;
Ii 271848 ; Harold Rossiter music co.,
Chicago.
words and music by A. V. Tablett.
[30112
© 1 ¢ Dec 5 19i4= w272154 -
Arthur Vintson Tablett, Cleveland, O.
‘TWILIGHT REVERIES; words and music
by D.. J.. Walker, sare siyaek VW.
Petrie. [30113
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 c Dee. 4, 1911;
Ii 271861; Dailey J. Walker, La-
moni, Ia.
TWILIGHT SHADOWS; petite romance,
by Rich. Czerwonky; violin and
piano. [380114
© Dec. 19, 91 te aeee aee 122.
1911; E 272759; Carl Fischer, New
York.
TTWINKLING STARS; by J. Louis von der
Mehden, jr. op. 2a)nonee2 pn. (CA
night in dreamland, no. 2.) [30115
© Dec. 15, 192 eee” 15.
1911; E 2723889; Carl Hauser, New
Yorks:
TWO LITTLE GIRLIES AND A LAD; written
and composed by Sam Walsh; reci-
tation with piano ace. (Musical
monologues, no. 68.) [30116
© Dec. 15, 1911 27 er wee, 15:
1911; E 278311; Reynolds.& ¢o.,
London.
Two PRELUDES. See Chopin (F. F.)
Ty CoBB, THE BASE BALL KING; words
by S. EH. MeGlaun, music by M. C.
Hanford. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [80117
(© Dec; 18, 191 Fe Wee: 26.
1911; BE 274017; Sarah HE. MeGlaun,
Cusseta, Ga.
Ty DZIEWCZYNO; arr. by Stanley S.
Gralak; concertina. [30118
© Nov. 18, 19Mee2re Noy. 29:
1911; HE 272460; Gralak music house,
Chicago.
ULTIME AMOUR; poésie de Guy de
Montgaillard, musique de Charles
Levadeé. [30119
© Dec. 15,5 190 eee ee, 16.
1911; E 273363; Enoch & co., Paris.
UMSCHLIESS’ MICH GANZ MIT DEINEM
FRIEDEN; dichter unbekannt, musik
von Fritz Reuter, fiir minnerchor.
4to. (“Zwei alte lieder, no. 2.)
[30120
©: Nov.:1, 1914 92 epNoyeeo. oid:
IE 270879; Fritz Reuter, New Ulm,
Minn.
6
9
oO
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
30139
UNCLE SAM’s TAFFY; words by M. E.
Knisely, music by Wm. O. Hellup.
[380121
femec. 14..1911- 2 ¢ Dec. 14,
ona 272943:- Mrs. Mary. - E.
Knisely, Webb City, Mo.
UNDER THE CHRISTMAS TREE; polka, by
M. Greenwald; piano. [30122
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 4, 1911;
EH 272010; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
UNDER THE LOVE TREE; in The Wall
street girl, words by Seymour
Brown, music by Bert Grant.
[30123
Der (19) 1911: 2 ¢c. Dee. 19,
1911; E 274229; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
UNDER THE MISTLETOE; waltz, by T.
H. Rollinson, arr. by Walter Vree-
land; guitar solo. [30124
ec. a, 1911-2. ¢. Dec. 8, 1911;
Hi 272109; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
UNDER THE RAYS OF THE SETTING SUN;
words and music by R. Gray.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[30125
mmpec ts. 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274020; Robert Gray, Du
Quoin, Ill.
UNDERTAKER (THE) MAN; words and
music by Chris Smith, arr. by Harry
L. Alford. [30126
Gy) Nov 29. 41911; 2 ©. Dec. 1, 1911;
I 271885; Harold Rossiter music
co., Chicago.
UNDINE; romantische zauberoper von
Albert Lortzing, arr. von Bogumil
Zepler, fiir klavier, mit uberlegtem
text, no. 1-7. (Musik fiir alle, VIII.
jahrgang, no. 86.) [30127
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911;
HH 273049; Ulistein & co., Berlin.
Unique (A) CHANUKKAH PARTY; a
ohe act comedy with music, by H.
Woolf. 4to. [30128
OyiNov, 24. 1911- 2 ¢. Dec. 4;
1911; D 19010; Henry Woolf, Matta-
pan, Mass.
U. S. FOREST RANGERS MARCH; by H.
M. Clendening; pf. [30129
(Nov. 20,1911: 2c: Noy: 25,
1911; WH 272117; H. M. Clendening,
Dubois, Wy.
UNITED STATES MARCH; by F. Uaccaro;
piano. Washington, H. Wirkus Dug-
dale co. [30130
©) Dee 11, 1914-2 c. Dec. 26,
£OT1: HY 274118 ;
Hartford, Conn.
Francis Uaccaro,
UNIVERSAL PEACE (Heil Europa) ;
march and two-step, by Franz von
Blon, op. 75, arr. by Paul Henne- ~
berg; band. 4to. [30131
© Nov. 16), 191392. -e Dees 22
1911; E 272760; Carl Fischer, New
York.
UNS IST EIN KIND GEBOREN (Unto us a
child is born); Christmas anthem,
words from the [Bible and Wm.
Schmidt], music by Geo. Kessel;
solo and mixed chorus with organ
ace. 4to. [30132
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 13: 19it:
Ki 272293; Geo. Kessel, St. Paul,
Minn.
UNSER KINDLICH LALLEN; ged. von Paul
Wienand, musik von Carl Heyl;
kinderstimmen. [30133
© Nove & 1901-2 c.Oct. 30: 1914
W) 272410; Central pub. house, Cleve-
land.
Up AND AWAY; galop, by Pierre Re-
nard; piano. [380134
© Dee sit (9 27 e= Deer sar
1911; E 272194; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
VAGABONDIA; part song, words from
Songs from Vagabondia, by Richard
Hovey, music by Frederic Field Bul-
lard; men’s voices. 4to. (Abridged
ed., no. 12277.) [30125
@GNor 27 1911: 2 e Dee S19
FE 272110; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
VALSA; original round dance, arr. by
Lillie Hurndall, music by Thurley
Beale. [301386
© Dee. 4, 1911: 2°e) Dec.4 1911;
EK 270904; Francis, Day & Hunter,
Tingland.
\V ALSE-BERCEUSE; par Ernest Bucalossi ;
piano-conducteur. 4to. [30137 .
©) pec... Ui. Oey Weer 12:
1911; E 273210; Ernest Buealossi,
London.
V.ALSE-BERCEUSE; par Henri Van Gael,
pour piano a 6 mains. (Morceaux
choisis, no. 7.) [30138
QMO 23 195i se acrid ecer 12:
1911: FE 273160; Schott fréres, Brus-
sels, Belgium.
VALSE CHEVALERESQUE; by L. J. Oscar
Fontaine, op. 97; piano. [30139
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 20, 1911 ;
EK, 273469; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
1737
30140
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. TS oe
VALSE CONTENTMENT; by L. Tiberghien ;
piano. Washington, 1. Wirkus Dug-
dale co. [30140
©. Nov. ~ 202, 1902 se awee. i,
1911; BH 271912; Lois Tiberghien, Sac
City,’ Yaz
VALSE ESPERIS; by FE. Mayer Bloom;
pf. New Orleans, L. Grunewald co.,
ltd. [30141
© Noy. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 13, 1911;
HK 272288; Floretta M. Bloom, New
Orleans.
VALSE GRACIEUSE; by J. Frank Fry-
singer, op. 59; piano. [380142
© Dee 20; 191i) 2 es Wee .22,
1911; EH 272762; Carl Fischer, New
York.
—by Otto Floersheim, ed. by Hans
T. Siefert; piano. [30143
Or Deel. 20 IGit 2c Deer 22)
1911; E 272761; Carl Fischer, New
Work:
VALSE VIENNOISE; by C. W. Krog-
mann, op. 90, no. 1; piano, left hand
alone. [30144
© Nov. 27, 1911: 2 c Dec. 1, 1911;
Woe2tiios. Bb. Ek) Woodirnntisreco:,
Boston.
VALSES PIQUANTES; by Graham Peel,
arr. by H. M. Higgs; orchestra.
(Chappell’s orchestral selections, no.
101.) [30145
© Deel 4, 1911: VreaWee 5 101d :
ii 270961; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don.
——- ——_ —— piano ace. (Chappell’s
orchestral selections, no. 101.)
[30146
© Dee.) 18, 1911: 2 ce. Dee, 19,
1911; E 273460; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
VARIATIONS AND DOUBLE-FUGUE; On a
theme OL) hy (Cay tain. by.) ohn
Powell, op. 20; piano. [80147
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2c. Dee. 12, 1911;
EH 273258; A. Zunz Mathot, Paris.
VARIATIONS POETIQUES, SUR UN THEME
ORIGINAL; by A. HKaglefield Hull, edi-
ted for organ. (Augener’s edition,
book 2. no. 10222.) 30148
©) Wee, 2. 19s 2 ceDec. aber:
FE 273332; Augener, Itd., London.
VENDETTA (LA); drame lyrique en 3
actes, tiré d’une nouvelle de Loriot-
Lecaudey, par R. de Flers et G. A.
de Caillavet, musique de Jean Nou-
gués; partition d’orchestre. [80149
©) f %¢.) Dec, 16, 191: Del 9020;
Hnoch & co., Paris.
VENEDIG; notturno yon Erwin Lend-
vai, op. 6a, fiir klavier. [80150
© Oct. 15, 190Gb 2 ewewers 12:
1911; KE 273131; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig.
VeNITE; four part chorus, words from
the Bible, music by Edward Leeson
Powers; women’s voices with sop.
solo, in D. (Octayo choruses no.
‘D099. ) [80151
© Dec. 8, 1911; 2 e@. Dee. 9, 1911;
EF 272136; G. Schirmer, New York.
VENUS TRIUMPHATRIX; valse boston
par Guillaume Almayrae, pour
piano. [380152
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 12, 1911;
EL 273233; Paul Decourcelle, Nice.
VENUS (THE) VALSE; by Velmar M.
Tunis; piano. [80153
© Dec 16, 1991: ee Wee. 26,
1911; E 274818; Thiebes piano co.,
St. Louis.
VERDI (GIUSEPPE) Celeste Aida; ro-
mance from Aida, by G. Verdi, tran-.
scribed by Paul Ambrose; piano.
(Operatic fantasias and transcrip-
tions, no. 45.) [380154
© Dee. 1119 eee tees 14.
1911; HK 272237: Jo Be Sehroeder,
New York.
——Torce (The) of destiny (La forza
del destino); grand selection, by
Verdi, arr. by A. E. Harris; orches-
tra. [380155
© Dec: 23, 191d: Dives Dee: 28)
1911; H 274270; Cundy-Bettoney
co., Boston.
Quartet from Rigoletto; by Verdi,
arr. by Mackie-Beyer; full orch.
(Twentieth century journal, no.
1489. ) [30156
© - Dec. 20; ASME 2G peck. 20)
1911; E 272672; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
VERGER D’AMOUR; valse par Gaston
Schindler, orchestrée avee piano-con- |
ducteur par Ad. Gauwin. [80157 |
©) Dec. 6, 19iie 2ie see aie LOlolicm |f
Ki 270985; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
Vertrrt (Astray); words by Theodor
Storm, English version by’ Eva Gore-
300th, music by Max Mayer, op. 20;
low or medium yoice. (Five songs,
no. 4.) [30158
© Dec. 15) 9a aeanWees et Gs
1911; E 273374; G. Schirmer, New
York.
1758
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13, 1911
VERLORENE (DER) GROSCHEN; ged. vou
F. Grether, musik yon E. Wentz;
kinderstimmen. [380159
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
EK 272401; Central pub. house,
Cleveland.
VERSCHENKTE (DIE) FRAU; komische
oper in 8 aufziigen nach einem
entwurf von F. Anthony, text von
R. Lothar, musik von Eugen d’Al-
bert, ftir orchester. Stimmen.
; [380160
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1911; E 270972;
Aug. Franz, Leipzig.
Very (A) YOUTHFUL AFFAIR; words by
Jas. Whitcomb Riley, music by John
Barnes Wells. [380161
eirwee 12, 1911: 2 c.’ Dee. 12,
1911; E 272286; John Church co.,
Cincinnati.
VESPER HYMN; words by Mervyn Arch-
dall, music by Varley Roberts.
12mo. (Novello’s parish choir book,
no. 866.) [380162
Cwmec, 16, 191+: 2 ec. Dec. 18,
TOG HY 276411; Novello & co., 1td.,
London.
VIEL SCHONE STERNE AM HIMMEL
HocH; weihnachten, ged. von K. A.
Seidel, musik von Alwin Grether:
kinderstimmen. [380163
(© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
EK 272899; Central pub. house,
Cleveland.
VIENNA LIFE, See Strauss (J.)
Vitia sone; from the Merry widow,
by F. Lehar, arr. by Mackie-Beyer;
cornet trombone or cello solo with
full orch. [30164
Gmiee, 20) -19t1- 2c) Dee. 20,
1914.; KE) 272675; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
VILLA PRIMROSE; finale, act 1. from the
musical play, words by C. M. S.
McLellan, music by Ivan Caryll.
[30165
@wWec.' 44, 191-2 .c. Dee, 15,
1911; H} 2788387; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
opening chorus act 1, from the
musical play, words by C. M. S.
McLellan, music by Ivan Caryl.
[30166
© Dee. 14, 1914-.2 & Dee. 15,
1911; EK 2738336; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
1
=
30176
VILLAGE FESTIVAL; dance, by Rich.
Czerwonky; violin and piano.
[30167
© Dec: 6 1914 » 2ier Dee..22, 1911:
E 272764; Carl Fischer, New York.
VIOLET RAYS; waltzes, by R. F. Stan-
ton, arr. by F. H. Losey; piano.
[30168
©: Wee? 5191-2 Dee. 5, 19:
E 2719738; Robert F. Stanton, Wil-
limantic, Conn.
VIOLET-VALSE; Osborne Roberts,
pour piano. [30169
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 12, 1911;
E 273212; Almar, Paris.
VioLteTs (Salut d’ amour); _ song,
musie by Edward Elgar, arr. by E.
J. Fitzhugh; mixed voices. Svo.
(Quartettes and choruses, no. 74).
[380170
OoDee 027) 19 2 e¢ Deer 26.
1911; E 272996; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
VIOLETS (THE) MESSAGE; words and
music by M. Wells Dolan. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[380171
©? Dee; 11,., 1911-2 -e- Dee. 26;
191d - Hy 264096 “Mrs. P.-E. Dolan:
Winneconne. Wis.
par
\-I-R-G-I-N-I-A; in Dr. Beans from Bos-
ton, words by James Burris, music
by Will Carrington. [380172
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1911;
FE 272041; Ted Snyder co, New
York.
VISION D’AMOUR; valse by Archibald
Joyce; band. 4to. (Boosey & co.’s
brass & reed band journal, no. 516.)
[80173
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 11, 1911;
E 273110; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
VISION, NO. 4; par Sonia C. Friedman,
op. 11, arr. pour piano. [30174
© Dee. 2) 1911: 2:e Dee: 12; 1911;
i 273243; Sonia C. Friedman, Paris.
VISITED AND REDEEMED; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by H. W.
Porter. [380175
Cr Nov: 24, (19> 2 ey Dee. Wb,
19hP: BY 272351 > Lorenz “pub. eo:,
Dayton, O.
VIVIANO, MY - A - KAG- A - TIME-A-QUEEN,
words and music by Edith A. Mid-
dleton and B. Smythe. [380176
©: Dec: 6. 1911: Ble. Dee 5, 19k:
BE 272032; Billy Smythe, U. S.
a9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30177
pt. 1 esky: 6
VocAL METHOD. [By] Christine Nord-
strom (COarten) 2). 3) (i Sit |isiap:
illus. 4to. $3.00. [80177
© Nov. 9, 1911; 2c. Nov. 11, 1911;
A 800751; Kunkel bros. music ¢o.,
St. Louis.
VOGLEIN (DAS) IM WALDE; musik von
J. Dutrrner, arr. von C: Turk, op.
52, fur sopran-solo und mi&nnerchor.
Partitur. “Ato. [80178
© Oct. 21, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 8, 1911;
H 273084; C. F. Wahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
VOLUNTARY, IN HYPERPHRYGIAN MODE;
by Ernest Bullock, edited by A.
Haglefield Hull; organ. (Augener
edition, Book 2. no. 10222.) [30179
© Dec. 2, 1911 Je Wee 15) 19nd
EK 273321; Augener, Itd., London.
VON WIEGEL BISS IN KEIWER. See Song
(The) of love.
VORSPIEL; von Franz Lehar; klavier.
1. Erleichtert, arr. von Gustav Blas-
ser. 2. Original. [30180, 30181
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 ec. each Dec. 12,
ASIN. E QISd4. aerSiibs Eudiwie
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig.
mélodie, poésie
musique de A.
VOYAGEURS CELESTES;
de Camille Roy,
Flégier. [80182
On Dee th Ott 9 Te ee: nib:
1911; E 278364; Enoch & co., Paris.
VUELVE; danza, letra de José Robles,
mutisica de Salvador Pérez, para
canto y piano, o piano solo ad lib.
[30183
© Oct. 21,1911: 2'& Dee: 1271911;
EF 273144; Otto y Arzoz, Mexico. —
WAR’ ES AUCH NICHTS ALS EIN TRAUM
VOM GLUCK; walzerlied aus der op-
erette Eva, text von A. M. Willner
und Robert Bodansky, musik yon
Franz Lehar. [30184
©” Wee 21ND Ves Dec, 12;
1911; E 278178; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
WAGNER (RICHARD) Brautlied; aus
Lohengrin, von R. Wagner, bearbei-
tung von Karl Kimpf ftir normal-
harmonium. [30185
© 2Oct): 21," aS 2) (es) Deer d2.
1911; E 273134; Paul Koeppen, Ber-
lin.
Dreams; by R. Wagner, ed. and
fingered by Maurits Leefson; pf.
[380186
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 4, 1911;
E 270964; Theo. Presser co., Phila-
delphia.
WAGNER (RICHARD )—Continued.
Konig Heinrichs gebet; aus Lo-
- hengrin, von R. Wagner, bearbeitung
von Karl Kampf, fiir normal har-
monium. [380187
© Oct. 21, 1911-32 yer Wee 12
1911; EK 2731386; Paul Koeppen; Ber-
lin.
—— Lohengrin; introduction to act 38,
by R. Wagner, ed. by Ralph Kinder ;
pipe organ. [80188
© Dec. 11, ¥Oid 2 yeeiec, 14 -
1911; E 272184; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Pilgrims chorus; from ‘Tann-
hauser, by R. Wagner, arr. by Bar-
rington Sargeant; band. 4to.
[30189
© Dee. 23, 1911> 2¥e Wee! 28,
1911; E 274275; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston.
——arr. by G. E. Holmes [and]
Love’s old sweet song; by Molloy,
arr. by G. E. Holmes; saxophone
quartette. [30190
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 16, 1911;
E 272441; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
transcription by Alvin Buech-
ner, op. 21, no. 4; violin and piano.
[30191
© Nov. 10) A9ti eaerabee, 22,
1911; E 272713; Carl Fischer, New
York.
—— Rienzi; fantasia on the opera by
R. Wagner, arr. by ST. Bidgood;
band. Ato. [80192
© Nov. 38, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 4, 1911;
E 2738004; Hawkes & son, London.
opera, by R. Wagner, English
translation by John Bernhoff, arr.
by Karl Klindworth; vocal score.
[30193
©. Dee. 23; 191d er Dees 26;
1911; D 19023; Schott & co., London.
Song to the evening star; from
Tannhiuser, by Richard Wagner,
concert paraphrase, by C. Arnold;
violin, cello and piano. [30194
© Dec. 1, 1945: 2 ef Weer 22) 191 =
E 272748; Carl Fischer, New York.
Tannhiiuser march; by Wagner,
arr. by G. E. Holmes; saxophone
quartette. [380195
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 & Dee. 16, 1911;
E 272448; ©. I. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
1740
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
po. 18, 1911
30215
WAGNER (RicHARD)—Countinued.
Walter’s prize song; from The
meistersinger of Nurnberg, by R.
Wagner, arr. by Mackie-Beyer; full
orch. [80196
jyimec. 12, 1911: 2 e: Dee. 138,
1911; EH 272292; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
WAITING; words and music by Mrs.
O. K. Goodwin. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [380197
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
EB 271879; Mrs. O. K. Goodwin, Mari-
anna, Ark.
WAITING AND LONGING FOR YOU; words
by Bob F. Sear, music by Walter
Wilson. [30198
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 19, 1911;
E 272542; Sear-Wilson music Co.,
Chicago.
WAITING FOR GOD AND THEE; words by
Katherine Stagg, music by Frank E.
Tours. [30199
mee 401911 - 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
H 271988; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WAITING FOR YOU SWEETHEART MINE;
words and music by J. H. Schuch-
ardt. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [80200
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
EH 271945; Joe H. Schuchardt,
Springfield, Ill.
WALLY (LA); di A. Catalani, diverti-
mento per pf. di Adolfo Donati.
[30201
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c Dec. 7, 1911;
EK 270987; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
WALTER’S PRIZE SONG. See Wagner
(R.)
WALTZING; words by C. E. Reinhardt,
music by Carlyle Duncan. [30202
©). Dee +29; 1911: 2c. Dee; 29,
1911; E 274879; C. E. Reinhardt,
Montreal, Canada.
WALZER SZENE; aus der operette Eva,
von Franz Lehar; klavier. 1. Er-
leichtert. 2. Original.
[80203. 30204
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 12,
Pores 273116, 2131773; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig.
WANDERLUST MARCH; by K. L. King;
band. 4to. [80205
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 16, 1911;
E 272450; C. L. Barnhouse, Oska-
loosa, Ia.
WATER LILIES; by HE. E. Longworth;
piano. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [80206
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 274057; Everette E. Longworth,
Marathon, Ia.
WATERMELON TIME; words and music
by E. M. Bonnell. [30207
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 13, 1911;
E 272244; Ora Nye, Los Angeles.
WAVERLY GALOP; by T. A. Simpson;
mandolin or violin. [30208
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2c Dec ASM:
I} 273084; Stephen Shepard, Pater-
sony INsidl.
WE ALL WENT MARCHING HOME AGAIN;
written and composed by William
Hargreaves. [30209
© Dec. 20; 1911: 2 ec, Dee. Zo.
1911; E 2738481; B Feldman & co..
London.
WE CAN’T ALL HAVE THE SAME GIRL;
written and composed by Fred God-
frey and Harry Carlton. [380210
©) Dec. 20, 191t=” 2 en Dee 20:
1911; E 273482; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
WE’D BETTER BIDE A WEE; brilliant va-
riations, by M. W. Butler; pf.
[30211
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 c@ Dec. 8, 1911;
EK 272088; A. W. Perry & sons’ mu-
sic co., Sedalia, Mo.
WE’RE NIFTY NATTY FASHION PLATES;
lyrics and music by Lynne H. Haz-
zard. [380212
@Oyive. Dee: 14. 1911 Me 274aier
Cecil and Leon Emmett, Plymouth,
IN: CH:
WE SHOULD LIKE A GIRL; written and
composed by Edgar Bateman and
Fred W. Leigh. _ [80213
© Mee 1911-2 ce Dee. 1, 198i.
E 2708380; Francis, Day & Hunter,
London.
WE TWO TOGETHER; poem by Walt
Whitman, music by Marshall Kerno-
chan; high voice. (Two songs, no.
2p) [30214
© Dec dil IAOt1 Qi Dee:
1911; E 272274; G. Schirmer, New
York.
WEALTH AND POVERTY; words by M. E.
Stewart, music by Tarrence Rowe.
[380215
@i Dee “80; 1911 =. 2) ce: Dee: 230;
1911; E 274461; Mary EH. Stewart,
Hermiston, Ore.
1741
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30216
WEDDING (THE) TRIP; march and two-
step, from opera The wedding trip,
by Reginald De Koven, arr. by J.
Bodewalt Lampe; piano. [380216
© Dec, 28,4191 2) Es wee: 28,
1911; EH 274805; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
—— selection from the opera bouffe,
by Reginald De Koven, compiled and
arr. by J. Bodewalt Lampe; piano.
130217
©) Dee. 30, 191i: 2 e) Jamey 2) 191d.
E 274479; Jerome H. Remick & ©co.,
New York.
WEIHNACHTSGESANG; musik von G. E.
Obsner, op. 12. Ausgabe fiir frauen-
oder kinderchor mit harmonium oder
klavierbegleitung. Partitur. 4to.
[30218
©) Cet, 2) 19-7 2,e. Dee: 8) 19iMite-
E 2730385; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
\WELCOME HOME; words and music by
J. K. Baker. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [30219
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 26,
1911; H 274037; J. K. Baker, Buf-
falo, Okl.
words and music by M. C. Lyt-
ton. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [30220
© Wee 18h" Loi 2 emDeck 26,
1911; H 274080; Mary C. Ilytton,
Stony Bottom, W. Va.
WENN DIE PARISERIN SPAZIEREN FAHRT;
aus der operette Eva, text von A.
M. Willner und Robert Bodanzky,
musik von Franz Lehar. [380221
© Dee dt iOti 2 eee Dee a2,
1911; E 278179; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
WER HUT DIE SHULD; words and music
by Alex Silberstein, arr. by H. A.
Russotto. [30222
© Dee. 9, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 12,1911;
EH 272252; Sol. Schenker, New York.
WESTERN COLLEGE SONG BOOK; words
and musie by various authors. 4to.
[302238
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 12, 1911:
EH 272246; Western College, Oxford,
O.
WESTWARD HO; march, by Geo. L.
Lansing; mandolin. [30224
© Dee) 16) Oi ew Deew20,
1911; HE. 272618; Walter Jacobs,
Boston.
pt. 110, wes aw. |G
WHAT IS NICER THAN HOME SWEET
HOME; words and music by Clark
EK. Lewis. [380225
© Dec.- 29; 1911-22 es Wee) 2s;
1911; E 274871; J. High Stauffer,
Mansfield, O.
WHAT LOVE WILL DO; words and music
by C. Wyatt. Washington, H. Kir-
kus Dugdale co. [380226
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271869; Cammie Wyatt, Mayfield,
Ky.
WHAT MEANS YON STAR; words by
Elsie Duncan Yale, musie by J. Lin-
colu Hall; tenor rec. aria and
chorus. 4to. (Christmas anthems,
1K) | DUTAO) [30227
© Oct. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1911;
Ii 271797; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia.
WHAT MORN SHALL FIND THEE; words
by Chas. Hanson Towne, music by
Blair Fairchild, op. 25. (A Baghdad
lover, no. 6.) [30228
© Dee. 6, 1911; 2 e Dec. 7, 1911;
E 272069; H. W. Gray co., New
Mork
WHAT’S THE USE OF SIGHING; words
and music by F. G. Huney. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[380229
© Dee. 14, 19d BiemWee. 26,
1911; H 274115; Fannie Gleason
Huney, Rapid City, S. D.
WHAT THE OLD MILL TOLD (Was die
alte miihle erzihite); by John M.
Steinfeldt, op. 41, no. 3; pf. [3802380
©) Dec. 20." 19a Wieressbeek 29:
1911; EK 274450; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
WHAT WOULD THE SUMMER BE LIKE
WITHOUT you; words by R. W. Heug-
gins, music by Chas. Seott. [80231
© Dec. 2) 1910 2 cs Weems. Olds:
EK 2719938; Richard W. Heuggins,
Oelwein, Ia.
WHEN A LITTLE BIT O’ LOVE CREEPS IN;
words and music by Harry D. Kerr.
[80232
© Nov. 16, 1911; 2c Dee. 4, 1911;
Ii 272092; Vinton music co., Boston.
WHEN BACHELOR DAYS ARE OVER; words
and music by H. K. Goff. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [80233
© Nov: 20,1911) 2c; Deets 191d ;
H 271911: HH. K. Goff; Pittsburg:
1742
BT
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 13; 1911
30251
WHEN CHRIST WAS BORN; Christmas
carol, melody adapted from an early
Christian hymn, harmonized by
Gerrit Smith. (Church music re-
view, no. 3809.) [30234
© Wee 5, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 6, 1911;
Heet20se:; HF. W. Gray co:, New
York.
WHEN DAY IS DONE; nocturn, words
and music by C. A. R. Benedict, arr.
by Clara McCune. [30235
© Nov. 5, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 9, 1911;
ii 272600; Charles A. R. Benedict,
Edwardsville, Ill.
WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE; Song with-
out words, by M. Greenwald; piano.
[80236
Gawec, 11, 1911-'2 c«. Dee 11,
1911; E 272195; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
WHEN FAITH REACHES OUT; words by
Johnson Oatman, jr., music by H. H.
MeGranahan. [380237
Cmmeemon, 1911- 2 ¢. Dec. 20,
1941) 272622; H. AW. MeGranahan,
yamestown, Pa.
WHEN I AM DEAD; words by John G.
Neihardt, music by R. Huntington
Woodman; baritone. [30238
(Oy Dee 18, 1914: 2-c.. Dee: 19,
1911; E 272581; G. Schirmer, New
York.
WHEN I AM DEAD MY DEAREST; poem
by Christina Rossetti, music by
Frederic Austin; no. 2 in E flat,
high voice. [30239
oon. 21, 1911: 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911:
K 270828; J. H. Larway, London.
—— —— music by Tod B. Galloway.
[30240
Or Dee, 275. 1911; 2 c. Dee. . 21,
1911; HE 274228; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
WHEN I AM GONE; words by Haven
Gillespie, music by Roy Steventon.
[30241
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 1, 1911;
271749; Associated music pubs.
Cincinnati.
1D)
CO:
WHEN I PLAYED! PEEK-A-BOO WITH YOU;
words and music by HE. Seibel.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[80242
wee | 18; 1911) 2 es Dec 26;
1911; E 274028; Eleanor Seibel,
Brookville, Ind.
WHEN I SAID GOOD BYE TO MARY, MANY
YEARS AGO TO-DAY; words by J. Ge-
rard, music by Metropolitan music
co. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [302438
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 5, 1911;
EK 271953; Jack J. Gerard, Lynn,
Mass.
WHEN LOVE’S DREAM IS O’ER; words
and music by S. Jenkins. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [80244
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 «@ Dec. 26,
1911; E 274088; Sadie Jenkins, De
Lancey, N. Y.
WHEN MOTHER KISSED ME IN MY
DREAM; words and music by C. W.
Abbott. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [80245
© Dee. sity 1G 2c. “Dec. 26)
1911; E 274209; Chas. W. Abbott,
Dayton, O.
WHEN MY WORK IS DONE; words by
N. A. McAulay, music by Samuel
W. Beazley. [80246
©r Weem 204, 1914 +2. ¢. Dees 28
1911; E 2748387; W. E. M. Hackle-
man, Indianapolis.
WHEN SPRINGTIME SKIES ARE BLUE;
words and music by M. Hawkins.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[30247
©- Nov. 20; 191%; 2ve.. Dees ts;
1911; E 271904; Mamie Hawkins,
Bronaugh, Mo.
WHEN TENDER LOVE YOU ARE CONFESS-
ING; from Doctor De Luxe, lyric
by Otto Hauerbach, music by Frank
EK. Tours. [380248
©) Dee. 4; 1911-2 c; Dec. 5; 191
E 271989; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WHEN THE BIRDS BEGAN TO SING;
waltz humoresque by Archibald
Joyce; piano. . [20249
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 4, 1911;
EK 270892; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London.
WHEN THE EVENING SHADES ARE FALL-
ING: words by Jane C. Strange,
music by Ethwell Hanson. [80250
© Nov. 22, 1911; 2c. Dee. 1, 1911;
E 271746; Progressive music pub.
co., Cincinnati.
WHEN THE FLOWERS BLOOM AGAIN
SWEET ROSE DEAR; words and music
by J. Tilghman. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [80251
© -Novws (207 1901s 2. es Meera,
1971: - EH 2719382; John Tilghman,
1743
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30252
WHEN THE GRAPES HAVE TURNED TO
_ PURPLE AND TO BLUE; words and
music by L. E. Mitchell. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [80252
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 e@ Dee. 5,
1911; EH 271923; L. EH. Mitchell,
Granville, O.
WHEN THE LAND WAS WHITE WITH
MOONLIGHT; words by Anna Reeve
_ Aldrich, music by Ethelbert Nevin,
op. 20, no. 5, arr. by Victor Harris;
- Women’s voices. S8vo. (Boston mu-
sic co., quartets and choruses, no.
749.) [80253
© Deer30; 194d; 2 ce: Jan. 2, 1912.
E 274477; G. Schirmer, Boston.
WHEN THE LEAVES UPON THE MAPLE
TURN TO GOLD; words by Arthur Bel-
linger, music by Ernest Variey.
[30254
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 271739; Arthur. Bellinger music
co., Battle Creek.
WHEN THE MOON IS A-WINKIN’ AT YOU;
words and music by M. O. King, arr.
by Harry Ciqua. [380255
@utc. Dees; 191 heist:
Milton O. King, Cleveland.
WHEN THE ROBINS SING IN SPRING-
TIME; words by F. Campbell, music
by Charies J. W. Jerreld. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [380256
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ¢) Dee. 5, 1911;
E 271919; Florence Campbell, Mile-
stone, Sask., Canada.
WHEN THE SOLDIER BOYS ARE DOVES OF
PEACE; words by Geo. W. Burns,
music by Paul Eugene, arr. by
[Wugene Platzmann]. [380257
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 8, 1911;
EK 272083; -Shapiro music pub. co.,
New York.
WHEN THE SUMMER DAYS HAVE PASSED;
words and musie by M. C. Andes.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[30258
© Dee wdSs Gillie Pre. WDeerL26)
1911; EK 274087; May Clifton Andes,
Baltimore.
WHEN THE SUN IS GOING DOWN BEHIND
THE HILLS; words and music by R.
W. Dutton. New York, F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. [30259
© Dec. 9, 1911; 2 @. Dee. 9, 1911;
EK 272170; Ralph W. Dutton, Coin,
Ta.
pt. II, n. s, v. 6
WHEN THE SWEET OLEANDERS BLOOM;
words and music by J. MeNitt.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[30260
© Dec. 18) 1911) 2 cae: 26,
1911; EH 274041; Josie McNitt, Texas
City, Tex.
WHEN THE WORLD COMES TO AN END;
poem by Will D. Cobb, music by Gus
Edwards; in F. [80261
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 28, 1911;
EH 274309; Song review co., inc., New
York.
WHEN TOMORROW COMES; words by
Russell Smith, music by Alfred An-
derson and De K. Thompson. [80262
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1911;
E 272187; De Koven Thompson,
Chicago.
WHEN TWO LOVING HEARTS BEAT TRUE;
words and music by C. EH. Duffield.
[30263
© Dee. 15, A9it: Seem Mes. a5,
1911; BE 272359; Chas. E. Duffield,
Chambersburg, Pa.
WHEN WE JOIN THE MIGHTY CHORUS;
hymn, words by James Rowe, music
by J. D. Vaughan. [30264
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2c Dee. 30, 1911;
E 274502; James D. Vaughan, Lau-
renceburg, Tenn.
WHEN WE PRAISE HIM OVER THERE;
hymn, words by James Rowe, music
by J. D. Vaughan. [380265
© Jan. 1, 1912-2 ce weeeso Oi =
E 274503; James D. Vaughan, Lau-
renceburg, Tenn.
WHEN WE’RE DRESSED UP LIKE FATHER
AND MOTHER; words and music by
Harry G. Eldridge. Franklin, O.,
Eldridge entertainment house.
[30266
© Dec. 1, 19112 2 G-wWeeris ois:
BE} 272251: Hi. ©) Widridge> Wranik-
fine Os
WHEN YOU HEAR LOVE'S “ HELLO;”
from Vera Violetta, lyrie by Harold
Atteridge, music by E. Ray Goetz
and Louis A. Hirsch. [30267
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2c Deer5, 1911;
E 271990; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
WHEN YOUR GOOD LUCK HAS FLOWN;
from Jacinta, lyric by ~John— lL.
Shine, musie by Heinrich Berté.
[30268
©: Dee: 2; 19115) 2 ee Decoy 1911.
FE 270950; Jos. W. Stern & co., New
MOrk:
1744
a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
30285
WHERE OH WHERE HAS JOHNNY GONE
(Kudy kudy kudy cesti¢ka); Eng-
lish version by Mrs. Rudolf Friml
and Henry G. Chapman, ed. by
Rudolf Friml; medium voice..
(Three Bohemian folk songs, no. 2.)
[30269
fomiwer 12-1911: 2 ¢ Dec. 13,
1911; E 272296; G. Schirmer, New
York:
WHERE SOUTHERN ROSES TWINE; words
and music by A. Davis. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [30270
@amee, it; 1911: 2.¢. Dee. 26,
1911; EH 274108; Arlene Davis, Wa-
tonga, Okl.
WHERE THE BEE SUCKS; words from
The tempest, by Wm. Shakespeare,
music by Redgewell Dansie. [80271
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 15, 1911;
E 2738312; Augener, ltd., London.
WHERE THE BIG RED APPLES GROW;
words and musie by W. H. Stocker,
arr. by Barclay Walker. [30272
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 14,1911;
E 272370; Wm. H. Stocker, Wenat-
chee, Wash.
WHERE THE MORNING GLORY BLOSSOMS
BLOOM EACH DAY; words and music
by M. Burger. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [30273
Or Dee, 18, 1911-> 2 c. Dec. 26,
1911; EH 274044; Margaret Burger,
Syracuse, N. Y.
WHERE THE PURPLE VIOLETS GROW;
words and music by M. Gale. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[80274
7)
@amMee 11, °1911- 2 ¢ Dee. 26,
1911; EH 274186; Mae Gale, Mulberry,
Kan.
WHERE THE SALT WINDS BLOW; words
by Carolyn Buck Fitzhugh, music by
J. Rosas, adapted and arr. by E. J.
Fitzhugh; women’s voices. (Oc-
tavo choruses, no. 195.) [380275
We Dees* 27,. 1911.2 -¢, | Dee. 26,
1911; H 272997; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
WHERE THE WATER LILIES GREW; words
and music by G. P. Given. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[80276
ie Nov. 20,1911- 2c. Dec. 51911 :
E 271948; Gussie P. Given, McComb,
Miss.
WHICH ONE DARLING, YOU OR I; words
and music by H. Hummel. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[80277
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1911;
E 271952; Helen Hummel, Kansas
City, Kan.
WHILE MOONBEAMS STILL ARE SHIN-
ING; words and music by B. Dooley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[80278
©) Dec. 18, 1911; '2 ¢«. Dee. 26,
1911; E 274218; Bessie A. Dooley,
London, O.
WHILE THE BIG OLD WORLD ROLLS
ROUND; duo, from When sweet six-
teen, lyric by George V. Hobart,
music by Victor Herbert. [30279
@OlDeeaGg, Odds (2 cx Dew
1911; EK 274238; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
WHILE THE TWILIGHTS COME AND GO;
words and music by J. H. Schu-
chardt. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [30280
OP Decw Lia t91-. 2)c.- Deck 2G:
1911; E 274198; Joe H. Schuchardt,
Springfield, Ill.
WHIRL WIND; a novelty rag, by J.
Russel Robinson; pf. St. Louis.
Stark music Co. [80281
© Dec 14,1911: 2 © Dee 13:
1911; E 272814; Stark music print-
ing and pub. co., St. Louis.
WHISPERINGS OF THE PINES; reverie,
by Harry D. Kinder, arr. by Harry
L. Alford; piano. [80282
@psbee. daly 1910... 2: ex, Dee waa,
1911; EH 272234; Will Rossiter, Chi-
cago.
WHITE ROSE OF TRALEE; words and
music by B. B. Cowman. Washing-
ton, H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [80283
©) Wee) 11s S19iiss Qe Wee. (26;
1911; EH 274105; Bessie Boggan Cow-
man, Chicago.
WHO DARE DIVIDE; words by Marie
Boileau, music by Selwyn Lloyd.
[380284
© Dee! 14, 7191-2 ce Dec 16;
1911; E 273377; Bach & co., London.
WHO KISSED YOU LAST; words and mu-
sic by V. A. Avakian. [30285.
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 16, 1911;
BE 274811; Vosgan A. Avakian, Balti-
more.
1745
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30286
pt. JI masse v8
WHO WILL LET HIM IN? words by
James Rowe, music by EH. T. Hilde-
brand. [380286
©: Apr: 14) 191i 2 re. Deets:
1911; BH, 272888; H: To Hildebrand,
Roanoke, Va.
“ WHOSOEVER,” THAT MEANS ME; words
and music by Scott Lawrence.
[30287
© -Now.28, 2911s tie Neww28.
Ais se. INOvs 29, Agi eZ
Rodeheaver-Ackley. co., Chicago.
WHOSOEVER WILL; hymn, words and
music by Geo. W. Sebren. [80288
© Jane 1, 1912) Orc. Dee. 305 1. 9ile
EY 274504; James D. Vaughan, Law-
renceburg, Tenn.
WHY ARE THE ROSES SO WAN IN HUE;
words by Heinrich Heine, music by
Victor Despommier; high in A flat.
[30289
©) eee 29) aioli? he Dee oak
1911; E 274488; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
WHY DO THE STARS SHINE, DADDY;
words and music by J. EK. Bewley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[30290
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 5, 1911;
EH} 271886; James E. Bewley, Chelms-
ford, Mass.
WHY DON’T SANTA CLAUS COME HERE;
words by E. D. Dewey, music F. P.
Davis. [30291
©) 1c Dee 19; 191 - ee 20268:
Duane Dewey, Syracuse.
WHY DON’T YOU COME; words and mu-
sic by T. Hershkowitz. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [30292
©) Dee! ik aOlde 2 vex, Meer 26;
1911; H 274124; Tillie Hershkowitz,
Cincinnati, O.
WHY DON’T YOU LOVE ME AS YOU DID
WHEN WE WERE SWEETHEARTS YOU
AND I; words by J. T. Jordan, music
by Neil Navarre. [30293
© Dee. 30s, 191-27 Deck 730;
1911; E 274464; James F. Jordan,
New York.
WHY SHOULDN’T YOU TELL ME THAT;
trio from the musical play, Villa
primrose, words by C. M. S. Mc-
Lellan, music by Ivan Caryll.
[80294
©) Dec. 14. 191d. 2 ey, Dee, 15,
1911; H273338; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
WHY THE SAILOR BOY GAINED HIS VIC-
ToRY; or, The hero sailor boy’s re-
turn, words and music by B. F.
Dolph. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [380295
© Dec. 11° 1911492 7% Dec. 26,
1911; HE 274148; B. F. Dolph, Wake-
field, Neb.
WHY ‘TIS LOVE; words and music by
W. C. Shimoneck. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [80296
© Dec. 18, 1911-2 ex) Dee: 26,
1911; E 274065; Wim. C. Shimoneck,
Washington.
WHY WILL YOU DO wiTHOUT HIM;
words arr. by F. R. Havergal, music
by J. B. Herbert. [30297
© Dec. 20; 191d owe wee. 11,
1911; EX 272223; Rodeheaver and
Herbert, Chicago.
WILL I EVER MEET THE GIRL WHO WAITS
FOR ME; words and music by J.
Amberg. [80298
© Dee. 21, 1911; 2 ec Deca19,
1911; E 272544; Joseph Amberg,
Highland Mills, N. Y.
WILL-0-THE-WISP (THE); by Hannah
Smith, op. 28, no. 2; piano. (Six
pianoforte pieces, no. 2). [30299
© Nov. 25, 119i ae) Nove (29.
1911; BH 2693 3 WihkistanasiIGCco:,
Cincinnati.
WILL YOU ALWAYS LOVE ME AS YOU DO
TO-DAY ; words and music by T. Swin-
dells. Washington, H. Kirkus Dug-
dale co. [80300
© Dec. AS, 19tis Ser ec.) 26:
1911; E 274005; Thos. Swindells,
Payson, Utah.
WILL YOU BE MINE FOREVER; words and
music by V. Reyburn. Washington,
H. Kirkus Dugdale co. [30301
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
FE 271956; V. Reyburn, Granby, Mo.
WILL YOU BE THINKING OF ME; words
and music by Edna Dean. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[30302
© Dec.i18 notice ec, 26,
1911; E 274058; Lillian Smith, New
Paliuze Nee
WILL YOU LOVE ME THE SAME ALL THE
YEAR; words and music by N. HE.
Woode. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [30303
© Dee. 11; Agi; rer wee... 26;
1911; E 274164; N. HE. Woode, Cleve-
land, O.
46
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
WILLOW WAND; words by Marguerite
Radclyffe-Hall, music by Amy Wood-
forde-Finden. [3803804
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 2, 1911;
E 270867; Boosey & co., London.
WiLson (C. WHITAKER) ‘Two nature
dream-songs; words by Hileen New-
ton, music by C. W. Wilson; B flat
and C. Contents: 1. My dream.—
2. June, [30305
©, Dee -9, 19145 2 ¢. Dee. 19,
1911; E 273462; Leonard & co., Lon-
don.
WILT HEAR MY CRY; words and music
by A. D. Leaw. Washington, H.
Ikirkus Dugdale co. [30306
© Woey.220, 1911: 2. ¢ Dee. 5,
Ii Shi 271884; Alda D. Leaw,
Langhorne, Pa.
WiLt THOU HEAR THE VOICE OF PRAISE;
words by Caroline L. Rice, music by
W. J. Kirkpatrick. [380307
ewer 22 1911- 2 ¢ Dec. 20,
19145; BE) 272651; Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick, Philadelphia.
WINDMILL (THE) soNG; Dutch lul-
laby, words and music by A. J. Car-
ver, jr. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [380308
© Mee i, 1911; 2 « Dec. 26,
iOib- Br 274172: Ada Jack Carver,
jr., Natchitoches, La.
WINTER DREAMS; words by Frank
Dempster Sherman, music by Mary
Strawn Vernon; 1st and 2nd sop.
alto or tenor and bass. (Supple-
mentary music for schools, no. 49).
[30309
(Oe Wee. AG. 1911:-2 ¢ Dec: 1S,
1911; E 272499; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago.
WINTER (THE) HATH NOT A BLOSSOM ;
song, music by Carl Reinecke, ed.
by Frederic H. Ripley and H. L.
Heanmae sep: 1 and 2 and alto.
(Stanhope ed., no. 158). [30310
(e wWee A2, 1911: 2. c. Dec. 19,
1911; E 272537; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston.
WINTER TIME IS COMING ’ROUND TOO
soon; words by Haven Gillespie,
music by Roy Steventon. [380311
@apee 22> 191: 2 eo Dee; 23,
1911; E 272928; Associated music
publisher co., Cincinnati.
WIR FAHREN UBER’S MEER; ged. und
musik von Alwin Grether; kinder-
~ stimmen. [303812
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 c. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 272405; Central pub. — house,
Cleveland.
Rg ge A SS EY
(47
30521
WIR SEHEN GERN IN WALD UND FELD;
ged. von Alwin Grether, musik von
J. Maurer; kinderstimmen. [380313
© Noy. 1, 191t* Jie Oce 80, 191k-
EK 272404; Central pub. house,
Cleveland.
WIR SIND ALLE DA; eroffnung, ged.
und musik von Alwin Grether; kin-
derstimmen. [380314
TO UNov 1, 1914 | Oe sOch, 30.2191
EH 272392; Central pub. house,
Cleveland.
WIR SINGEN SO GERN; ged. und musik
yon Alwin Grether; kinderstimmen.
[80315
© Nov. 1, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 272394; Central pub. house, Cleve-
land.
WITH LANCE .AND SWORD; by Emil
Bohm, rev. and fingered by A.
Becker ; pf. [30816
© Dec. 7, 1911; 2 c Dee. 8, 1911:
EK 272167; Hatch music co., Phila-
delphia.
WITH SONG AND JEST; polka élégante,
by I. V. Flagler, arr. by R. Ferber:
piano, four hands. [30317
© Deer wld; 191d + 426. Dee 14:
1911; E 272196; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
WITH THE SETTING OF THE SUN; words
and music by J. S. and J. Y. Pay-
ton. Washington, H. Kirkus’ Dug-
dale co. [30318
©? Nov. -20, 1914:; 2c > Dee 3;
191 2905: J. Sand Js Yo Bay-
ton, Mansfield, Ark.
WITH THE STREAM; by A. E. Warren;
pf. [30319
©); Weeh 20: al Oth 2? ie Dee 29;
1911; E 274488; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
WITH THE TWINKLE IN HEB EYE; from
Chauncey Olcott's Macushla, by
Hroest KR. Ball, arr by “—: PP. and
Geo. J. Trinkaus; mandolin orches-
tra with piano acc. [30320
©n Dee a4, 19M 2 Dee, abt
1911; E 272381; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
WoOHL EIN EINSAM ROSLEIN; ged. von
Krummacher, musik von Peter Ma-
rini (Zimmermann), fiir mannerchor.
Partitur. 4to. [30321
©) Aue 30,191. 22 c. Dee. f.. Agi
E 270797; Gebrtider Hug €& @o.,
Leipzig.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Ter vs
WOMEN, JOIN HANDS; words by Lau-
rence Housman, music by Selwyn
Lloyd. [30322
Ch Dee 714° 49th: 2 ica gDee AG,
1911; E 278878; Bach & co., London.
WoON’T YOU BE A SWEETHEART TO ME;
leap year song, words and music by
J. T. Zwernemann. [30323
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 29, 1911;
E 274389; John Taylor Zwernemann,
Houston, Tex.
WON’T YOU BE MORE THAN A FRIEND;
words and music by Wm. T. Vayo,
arr. by L. A. Clark. [380324
© mec als SiOld 2 ee wees e15.
1911; E 272368; William Vayo music
co., Boston.
WON’T YOU BE MY SWEETHEART PLEASE;
words by W. F. Donovan, music by
James I. Wray. [30325
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1911; E 270990;
William F. Donovan, Fall River,
Mass.
WoN’T YOU COME AND SHARE MY BUN-
GALOW ; words and music by L. Lind.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[380326
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 5, 1911;
EK 271948; Laurence Lind, Oregon,
IRE
WON’T YOU SAY THAT YOU'LL BE MINE;
words and music by Henry B. P.
- Johnson. Muskogee, Okl., Johnson
and Johnson. ~ [30327
© Dee. 11, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 9, 1911;
Hy 272145: EB. B. PP. Johnson, Mus-
kogee, Okl.
Wooing (THE) WINDS; berceuse, by
Geo. J. Trinkaus. 1. String quar-
tette, with piano ace. ad lib. 2. Vio-
lin solo with piano acc.
[30328, 30329
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 ec. each Dec. 19,
1911; BH 272578, 272579; M. Witmark
& sons, New York.
WoRSHIP THE LORD; response after in-
vocation, music by E. S. Lorenz.
[803830
©) Nove 24.8911 2 kes Dec! 15,
1911; E 272358; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O.
Wozvu (Wherefore) ; words by Princess
Gabriele Wrede, English version by
Robert Huntington, music by Frank
La Forge; high in A. [30331
© Dec. 11, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 12, 1911;
E 272275; G. Schirmer; New York.
WRECK OF THE HESPERUS; cantata,
music by Thomas Anderton, poem
by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,
ed. by Hollis Dann... New York,
Cincinnati [ete.] American book
company [1911] 538 p. 8vo. $0.20.
[80332
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 9, 1911;
A 300906; Hollis Dann, Ithaca, N. Y.
WRIGHT AND BorcH. Five favorite
Yule-tide songs, comp. and arr. by
Wright and Borch; orchestra. 4to.
[80333
© Nov:..25, 192 ae wee 22.
1911; E 272834; Carl Fischer, New
Yourls.
WYNKEN, BLYNKEN, AND NoD; words
by Eugene Field, music by Ernest
Halsey. [80334
© Deemt4,\ 1911-22 Dee 15,
1911; E 273339; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
Y ... COMO LE vA; tango Argentino,
by J. Valverde, arr. by G. Gast;
orch. 4to. [3808385
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 7, 1911;
E 272075; G. Schirmer, New York.
YANKEE LOVE; words and music by E.
Ray Goetz and Irving Berlin.
[380336
© Dec, 15,°19tt- 9 24%e wee. 15:
1911; E 272387; Ted Snyder co.,
New York.
YANKEE (THE) TANGLE; by H. Har-
vey Pinches; piano. [30337
© Nov. 8, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 4, 1911;
E 273006; Metzler &-co., ltd., Lon-
don.
YOU ARE NOT THE GIRL YOU USED TO
BE; words and music by J. J. Con-
cannon. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [380338
©: Dec. 18;/1919 2 72ser Dee: 26,
1911; E 274218; John J. Concannon,
Chicago.
You ME FOR A SONG; four-part
song, words by Chas. Kingsley,
music by Henry Hadley, op. 51, no.
1; chorus of women’s voices a cap-
pella. (Octayvo choruses, no. 5622.)
[30339
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 21, 1911 ;
E 272700; G. Schirmer, New York.
YOU CAN’T GO TO HEAVEN IN A BALLOON ;
words and music by J. A. Walter.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[30340
©) Dec. 14) 191s 2 eaiee, 26,
1911; E 274119; John A. Walter,
Tamaneud, Pa.
ASK
1748
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
3035T
You DON’T SEEM TO CARE; Words and
music by Mounta Caughron. Wash-
ington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[80341
) Becy 11, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 26,
1911; E 274147; Mounita Caughron,
Neosho, Mo.
You KNOW IT; words and music by
Cc. EH. Wright. [380842
io) Dec. 44,1911 :. 2 ‘e. “Dec. 18,
1911; EH 272505; Charles HE. Wright,
Chicago.
YOU'LL MISS YOUR LOVING BABY BYE
AND BYE; words and music by Billy
De Vere and Al. Herman. [380343
ioemec.s22, 1911: 2. ¢. Dee 22,
1911; E 272872; Seminary music co.,
New York.
You LOVE ME; Siren’s song, lyric and
music by Marie Theresa Laing.
[380344
© Dee. 4, 1911; 2 c Dec. 5, 1911;
EK 271991; M. Witmark & sons, New
York.
YOU MEAN OLD MOON; words and music
by J. Kaplanek. Washington, H.
Kirkus Dugdale co. [3803845
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26,
1911; E 274079; Joe Kaplanek, Cud-
ahy, Wis.
YOU MUST BE THE GIRL I KNEW; words
and music by Anita D. Aijinsley.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[380346
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 5, 1911;
EH} 271898; Ada Jack Carver, Natchi-
toches, La.
YOU’RE JUST THE GIRL I’VE PICTURED IN
MY DREAMS; words by Haven Gil-
lespie, music by Roy Steventon.
[30347
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 1, 1911;
E 271748; Associated music pubs.
co., Cincinnati.
YOU’RE VERY LIKE YOUR SISTER, DEAR;
from Little Boy Blue, lyric by Ed-
ward. A. Paulton, music by Henri
Bereny. [380348
pee. 22) 1911: 2 ¢: Dee. 22,
1911; Hi 272862; J. H. Remick & ©€o.,
New York.
YOU SHALL BE A FAIRY TOO; words by
R. S. Hooper, music by H. M. Ten-
nent. [30349
tomDee 28, 1914: 2 ©. Dee. 19;
1911; H 273461; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London.
YOU WILL KISS THAT SAME FACE )VER
AND OVER AGAIN; words by J. T.
Mull, music by Chas. J. W. Jerreld.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[30350
(©) Deé¢. 2 191i: +20 e. Meet 26.
1911; E 274142; J. T. Mull, Altoona,
Pa:
YOU WILL NEVER KNOW (Tu ne sauras
jamais); valse chantée, by Joseph
Rico, arr. by Carl F. Williams; orch.
4to. [803851
©: Dee. -29, 1914: 2 ¢. ‘Dec: :30;
1911; E 274508; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
New York.
YoU WOULDN'T DO THAT IN YOUR
YOUNGER DAYS; words by S. Erick-
son, music by M. C. Hanford.
Washington, H. Kirkus Dugdale co.
[80352
©); Dee. 18;. 1911; 2. ¢., Dec... 26,
1911; E 274047; Simmons Erickson,
Berlin Mills, N. H.
YOUNG WERNER’S PARTING SONG; by
V. E. Nessler, arr. by Mackie-Beyer ;
full orch. (Twentieth century jour-
nal, no. 1487.) [30353
©) Dee. 20; 1911 = 2 ce Dec. 20:
1911; E 272676; J. W. Pepper & son,
Philadelphia.
YOUR OWN DEAR Kiss; ballad, lyric by
Edgar Selden, music by E. di Capua.
[30354
©) Nov. 2h) 1911: 2-6) Noy, 21,
1911; E 270890; Shapiro music pub.
co., New York.
YOUR PRESENCE MAKES THE WORLD A
PARADISE; words and music by A.
Muskatt. Washington, H. Kirkus
Dugdale co. [803855
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 5, 1911;
EH 271908; Anna Muskatt, St. Louis.
YPSI TREAT; from The awakened
Rameses, words by Joseph Hudnut,
music by Julius Wuerthner. [380356
© Dee. 13, 1911; 2° ec. Dee. 15;
1911; E 272861; University of Michi-
gan union, Ann Arbor.
YULETIDE BELLS; reverie-caprice, by
Ferdinand Mayer; piano. [30357
© Dec: 28)-1911- 2.¢. Dec 26,
1911: E 272964; Vinton musie pub.
co., Boston.
1749
24026—11——_10
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30358
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
ZEHN APHORISMEN (Ten aphorisms) ;
by Otto Floersheim, ed. by Hans
T. Seifert; piano. [80358
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ec. ‘Dee, 22,
1911; EH 272766; Carl Fischer, New
York.
ZIEHE HIN ZU DEINEM VATER; komis-
ches duet, aus der operette Eva,
text von A. M. Willner und Robert
Bodanzky, musik von Franz Lehar.
[80359
© Dee, 11, AGIA 2 CaDec) 12.
1911; E 273180; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
ZOBAK; polka, by J. A. Jurena, arr. by
F. Tryner. 1. Orchestra. 2. Band.
Ato. [30360, 30361
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 c. each Dee. 1,
1911; E 271720, 271721; Georgi &
Vitak, Chicago.
ZUFRIEDENHEIT (Contentment); von
Arnoldo Sartorio, op. 693, fiir kla-
vier. (6 klavierstticke, no. 4.)
[80362
© Aug. 29, 1911; 2 e@ Dee. 1,
1911; E 270788; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig.
ZWERGLEIN’S TRAUM (Hobgoblin’s
dream) ; tonstiick von Adolf Melzer,
op. 16, fiir pianoforte. [30363
© Nov. 7, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 16, 1911;
E 2733891; Adolf Melzer, Hohen-
Neuendorf, b Berlin.
1ére sonate. See Saint-Saéns (C. C.)
53RD. IowA N. G. MARCH; by C. A.
Fraser, arr. by F. J. St. Clair; full
brass and reed band. 4to. [80364
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 11, 1911;
Ee 272201; H. N. White, Cleveland.
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1911:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 48 unpub-
lished )
1750
|
AUBER
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN).
Bish sOrouvmuslc OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909.
[30364
| ANGEL OF MY DREAMS; by Will S. Hays.
[1
© by Rosa Belle Hays, Louisville,
as the widow of the author, in exten-
sion for 14 years. Renewal no.
2387, Dec. 28, 1911. Renewal entry,
Apr. 8, 1898, no. 22371.
(DANIEL FRANCOIS ESPRIT)
Ira DravoLo; by Auber, op. 128, arr.
by Carl Sidus [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel]. (Operatic fantasias. )
[2
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2858; Dec. 23,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1883,
no. 25119.
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Gavotte;
from the 2nd violin sonata, by J. S.
Bach, arr. by C. Saint-Saéns, rev.
and fingered by William Mason. [38
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, % Ed-
ward Schuberth & co., New York, as
child of the deceased author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2330, Dee. 9, 1911. Original entry,
Jan. 31, 1884, no. 2246.
BaLFE (MICHAEL WILLIAM) Bohemian
girl; by Balfe, op. 131, arr. by Carl
Sidus [pseud. of Charles Kunkel].
(Operatic fantasias. ) [4
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2365, Dec. 23,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1883,
no. 25126.
Allegro ;
from Symphony in C major, by Bee-
thoven, op. 21, no. 1, arr. by Carl
Sidus [pseud. of Charles Kunkel].
(Bright hours with the tone poets,
no. 1.) [5
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2377, Dec. 28, 1911.
Original entry, Dec. 26, 1883, no.
24229.
1751
BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG vAN)—Contd.
Andante; from Symphony in C
minor, by Beethoven, op. 67, no. 5,
arr. by Carl Sidus [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel]. (Bright hours with the
tone poets, no. 10.) [6
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2373, Dec. 23, 1911.
Original entry, Dec. 26, 1883, no.
24225.
—— Scherzo; from the Pastoral sym-
phony, by Beethoven, op. 68, no. 6,
arr. by Carl Sidus [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel]. (Bright hours with the
tone poets, no. 7.) [7
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2370, Dec. 28, 1911.
Original entry, Dec. 26, 1883, no.
24229.
—-— Vivace; from the Symphony in A
major, by Beethoven, op. 92, no. 7,
arr. by Carl Sidus [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel]. (Bright hours with the
tone poets, no. 5.) [8
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2368, Dec. 238, 1911.
Original entry, Dec. 26, 1888, no.
24220.
BELLINI (VINCENZO) Puritani (1); by
Bellini, op. 130, arr. by Carl Sidus.
[pseud. of Charles Kunkel]. (Oper
atic fantasias.) [9
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 28638, Dee. 23, 1911.
Original entry, Dec. 31, 1883, no.
25124.
BENEDIC ANIMA IN D; by Dudley Buck,
op. 47, no. 6. [10
© by Mary Elizabeth Buck,
Orange, N. J., aS widow of the
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2425, Dec. 30, 1911.
Renewal entry, Dec. 10, 1898, no.
71940.
30364 (11)
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Di.) hi ee es.
BENEDICTUS IN A; by Dudley Buck,
op. 45, no. 5. [11
© by Mary Elizabeth Buck,
Orange, N. J., aS widow of the
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2427, Dec. 30, 1911. Re-
newal entry, Mar. 9, 1898, no. 16283.
BONUM EST IN G; for evening service,
by Dudley Buck, op. 47, no. 3. el
© by Mary Elizabeth Buck,
Orange, N. J., as widow of the
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2436, Dec. 30, 1911.
Renewal entry, May 26, 1898, no.
32688.
CANTATE DOMINO IN G; by Dudley
Buck, op. 47, no. 5. ; [138
© by Mary Hlizabeth Buck,
Orange, N. J., aS widow of the
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2424, Dec. 30, 1911.
Renewal entry, Dec. 10, 1898, no.
71939.
CHILD’S PRATTLE; rondo, by Carl Sidus
[pseud, of Charles Kunkel], op. 73.
(Honeysuckles. ) [14
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2354, Dec. 23,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1888,
no. 25115.
CLARA MARCH; by W. M. Treloar, op.
OH TOs [15
©.by W. M. Treloar, Kansas City,
Mo., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2339, Dec. 18,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1888,
no. 25008.
CUPID’S ARROW WALTz; by Carl Sidus
[pseud. of Charles Kunkel], op. 78.
( Honeysuckles. ) [16
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2856, Dec. 23,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1888,
no. 25117.
DAISY SCHOTTISCHE; by W. M. Treloar,
op. 16, no. 4. BER
© by W. M. Treloar, Kansas City,
Mo., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2341, Dec.
18, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 31,
1883, no. 25006.
DEUS MISERATUR IN D; for evening
service, by Dudley Buck, op. 47, no.
4. [18
© by Mary Elizabeth Buck,
Orange, N. J., aS widow of the
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2429, Dec. 30, 1911.
Renewal entry, May 26, 1898, no.
32630.
1752
—<$<$<$ $$ $$$
DONIZETTI (GAETANO) TFille du régi-
ment; by Donizetti, op. 124, arr.
by Carl Sidus [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel]. (Operatic fantasias.) [19
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2359, Dec. 23,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1883,
no, 25126,
—— Lucia di Lammermoor; by Doni-
zetti, op. 126, arr: by Carl Sidus
[pseud. of Charles Kunkel]. (Op-
eratic fantasias. ) [20
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2360, Dec. 23,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1883,
no: Zol2s ;
Lucrezia Borgia; by Donizetti, op. |
134, arr. by Carl Sidus [pseud. of —
Charles Kunkel]. (Operatic fan- |
tasias. ) [21% |
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 23866, Dec. 23,
.1911. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1883;
MOR 2a ie
EASTER ANTHEM; by Dudley Buck, op.
46. 122
© by Mary Elizabeth Buck,
Orange, N. J., aS widow of the
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2426, Dec. 30, 1911.
Renewal entry, Mar. 9, 1898, no.
16282. > |
Festivar Te DeuM In D; for morning |
service, by Dudley Buck, op. 45, no.
2, [238 |
© by Mary Elizabeth Buck,
Orange, N. J., as widow of the
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2430, Dec. 30, 1911. |
Renewal entry, May 26, 1898, no. |
326382.
I'RUHLINGSLIED (CHANSON DE PRIN- /
TEMPS); by A. Heuselt, op. 15, rev.
and fingered by William Mason. [233 —
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, %
Edward Schuberth & co., New York,
as child of the deceased author, in |
renewal for 28 years. Renewal no. |
2329, Dec. 9, 1911. Original entry, |
Jan. 31, 1884, no. 2248.
GLORIA IN EXCELSIS IN D; for evening
service, by Dudley Buck, op. 47, no. ,
1. [24
© by Mary Hlizabeth Buck, ,
Orange, N. J., aS widow of the }
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2484, Dee. 30, 1911. |
Renewal entry, May 26, 1898, no.
32636. .
LIST OF RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS
no. 13, 1911 30364 (38)
GLORIA IN EXCELSIS IN G; in chant | JUBILATE DEO IN A; for morning Serv-
form, for evening service, by Dud- ice, by Dudley Buck, op. 45, no. 4.
ley Buck, op. 47, no. 2. [25 [382
© by Mary Elizabeth Buck, © by Mary Elizabeth Buck,
Orange, N. J., aS widow of the Orange, N. J., as widow of the au-
author, in extension for 14 years. thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
Renewal no. 24385, Dec. 30, 1911. newal no 24383, Dec. 80, 1911. Re-
Renewal entry, May 26, 1898, no. newal entry, May 26, 1898, no. 32634.
32637.
GOUNOD (CHARLES FRANCOIS) Faust:
by Gounod, op. 129, arr. by Carl
LILIAN POLKA; rondo, by Carl Sidus,
[pseud. of Charles Kunkel] op. 200.
Sidus [pseud. of Charles Kunkel]. (Honeysuckles). [33
(Operatic fantasias). [26 © by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis, as the author, in renewal for 28
as the author, in renewal for 28 years. Renewal no. 2355, Dec. 23,
years. Renewal no. 2362, Dec. 23, 1911. — Original entry, Dec. 31, 1883,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1883, no. 25116.
mo. 25123.
HAYDN (FRANZ JoSEF) Andante; from
Surprise symphony, by Haydn, arr.
by Carl Sidus [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel]. (Bright hours with the
tone poets, no. 6). [2%
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2369, Dec. 23,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 26, 1883,
no. 24221.
Finale; from Symphony in B flat
imajor, by Haydn, arr. by Carl Sidus
[pseud. of Charles Kunkel]. (Bright
_ hours with the tone poets, no. 2.)
| [28
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
_ as the author, in renewal for 28
| years. Renewal no. 2378, Dec. 23,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 26, 1883,
no, 24230.
}HILLDALE MARCH; by F. A. Fillmore.
[29
© by Fred A. Fillmore, Cincin-
| nati, as the author, in renewal for
| 28 years. Renewal no. 2336, Dec.
)) 26, 1911. Original entry, Jan. 9,
- 1884, no. Gd7.
IHEIDALE WALTz; by F. A. Fillmore.
[30
© by Fred A. Fillmore, Cincinnati,
as the author, in renewal for 28
LOUA WALTZ; by W. M. Treloar, op.
1G, NO: oe [34
© By W. M. Treloar, Kansas City,
Mo., as the author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2340, Dec.
18, 1911. Original entry, Dec. 31,
1883, no. 25005.
MARGUERITES (LES) (THE DAISIES) ;
galop, by Henry Maylath, op. 166,
TOs [35
© by Arthur Maylath and Oscar
Maylath, New York, as children of
the deceased author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2348, Dec.
18, 1911. Original entry, Nov. 26,
1884, no. 23623.
|
——march, by Henry Maylath, op.
166, no. 3. [36
© by Arthur Maylath and Oscar
Maylath, New York, as children of
the deceased author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2344, Dec.
18, 1911. Original entry, Nov. 26,
1884, no. 23624.
polka, by Henry Maylath, op. 166,
no. 6. [37
© by Arthur Maylath and Oscar
Maylath, New York, as children of
the deceased author, in renewal for
——— eee
' years. Renewal no. 2335, Dec. 16, 28 years. Renewal no. 2347, Dec. 18,
1911. Original entry, Jan. 9, 1884, 1911. Original entry, Nov. 26, 1884,
no. 656. no. 23627.
j’LL REMEMBER YOU LOVE IN MY
PRAYERS; by Will S. Hays; mezzo | —— redowa, by Henry Maylath, op.
| Soprano with chorus (ab lib.). [81 166, no. 4. [38
i © by Rosa Belle Hays, Louisville, © by Arthur Maylath and Oscar
| IKxy., as widow of the author, in ex- Maylath, New York, as children of
| tension for 14 years. Renewal or the deceased author, in renewal for
extension no. 2333, Dec. 15, 1911. ‘28 years. Renewal no. 2345, Dec.
Renewal entry, Dec. 27, 1897, no. 18, 1911. Original entry, Noy. 26,
72860. 1884, no. 23625.
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Dt: Ti, Wes VG
MARGUERITES (Les )—Continued.
—— schottish, by Henry Maylath, op.
166, no. 5. [39
© by Arthur Maylath and Oscar
Maylath, New York, as children of
the deceased author, in renewal for
28 years. Renewal no. 2346, Dec.
18, 1911. Original entry, Nov. 26,
1884, no. 28626.
MEMORIAL DAY SONGS AND HYMNS;
compiled by John C. Haynes; chor-
uses of all the songs for male voices.
[40
© by Fanny S. Haynes, Boston,
as widow of the author, in renewal
for 28 years. Renewal no. 2821,
Dec. 7, 1911. Original entry, Feb.
8, 1884, no. 2841.
MENDELSSOHN - BARTHOLDY ( JACOB
Lupwig FELIX). Scherzo; from
Symphony in A minor, by Mendels-
sohn op. 56, arr. by. Carl Sidus
[ pseud. of Charles Kunkel].
(Bright hours with the tone poets,
nO. 2) [41
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2374, Dec. 28,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 26, 1888,
no. 24226.
——- ——from the Reformation sym-
phony, by Mendelssohn, op. 107, arr.
by Carl Sidus [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel]. (Bright hours with the
tone poets, no. 9.) [42
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 232) Dees 23; 1911.
Original entry, Dec. 26, 18838, no.
24224.
MERRY WAR; by Strauss, op. 127, arr.
by Carl Sidus [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel]. (Operatic fantasias.) [43
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 23861, Dec. 238, 1911.
Original entry, Dec. 31, 1888, no.
Vda Ope
Mozart (WoLFGANG AMADEUS) TFinaie;
from Symphony in # flat, by Mozart,
arr. by Carl Sidus [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel]. (Bright hours with the
tone poets, no. 8.) [44
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis, as
the author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2871, Dec. 238, 1911.
Original entry, Dec. 26, 18838, no.
24228.
IL
NOBODY’S DARLING; by Will S. Hays.
[45
© by Rosa Belle Hays, Louisville,
as the widow of the author, in exten-
sion for 14 years. Renewal no. 2388,
Dec. 28, 1911. Renewal entry, Apr.
8, 1898, no. 22372.
ORGAN SCHOOL; by Gustav Merkel, op.
177, translated and ed. by John
White. [46
© by Florence White, New York,
as the widow of the author, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal uno.
2389, Dec. 29, 1911. - Original entry,
Dec. 22, 1884, no. 25758.
PERPETUUM MOBILE; by C. M. von
Weber, op. 24, rev. and fingered by
William Mason. [47
© by Mrs. H. van Sinderen, % Ed- |
ward Schuberth & co., New York, as_ |
child of the deceased author, in re- |
newal for 28 years. Renewal no. |
2331, Dec. 9, 1911. Original entry,
Jan. 16, 1884, no. 1234.
Rarer (Josepu Joacuim) March; from |
Leonora symphony, by Raff, op. 117, |
arr. by Carl Sidus [pseud. of Charles |
Kunkel]. (Bright hours with the |
tone poets, no. 11.) [48 ||
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis, |
as the author, in renewal for 28 |
years. Renewal no. 2375, Dec. 23, ||
1911. Original entry, Dec. 26, 1883, ||
no. 24227. |
ROSSINI (GIOACCHINO ANTONIO) Wil- |
liam Tell; by Rossini, op. 132, arr.
by Carl Sidus [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel]. (Operatic fantasias.) [49 |
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2364, Dec. 238,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 31, 1888,
NOs Zou
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER) Allegro
moderato; from Symphony in B
minor, by Schubert, arr. by Carl
Sidus [pseud. of Charles Kunkel].
(Bright hours with the tone poets, |
no. 4). [50
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis, as. |
the author, in renewal for 28 years
Renewal no. 2379, Dec. 23, 1911 |
Original entry, Dec. 26, 18838, no.
24231.
ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 18, 1911
SonNG OF SUMMER BIRDS; by George
Philipp [pseud. of G. F. Suck];
piano. [51
© by H. P. Schmidt, Jamaica
Plain, Mass., as the executor, in re-
newal for 28 years. Renewal no.
2342, Dec. 18, 1911. Original entry,
Dec. 15, 1884, no. 24922.
Te Deum; short, without repetition,
for morning service, by Dudley
Buck, op. 45, no. 3. [52
© by Mary Elizabeth Buck,
Orange, N. J., aS widow of the au-
thor, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 24382, Dec. 30, 1911.
Renewal entry, May 26, 1898, no.
B26an.-
TEMPEST by Dudley
Buck. [53
© by Mary Hlizabeth Buck,
Orange, N. J., aS widow of the au-
thor, in extension for 14 years. Re-
newal no. 2428, Dec. 30, 1911. Re
newal entry, Mar. 9, 1898, no. 16284.
VENITE IN A; for morning service, by
Dudley Buck, op. 45, no. 1. [5
© by Mary Elizabeth Buck,
Orange, N. J., as widow of the
author, in extension for 14 years.
Renewal no. 2431, Dec. 30, 1911. Re-
newal entry, May 26, 1898, no. 32631.
(THE); song,
VERDI (GIUSEPPE)
30364 (57)
Rigoletto; by Ver-
di, op. 188, arr. by Carl Sidus
[pseud. of Charles Kunkel]. (Oper-
atic fantasias). [535
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 2367, Dec. 23, 1911.
Original entry, Dec. 31, 1883, no.
25128.
—— Trovatore (11); by Verdi, op. 125,
W AGNER
17
519)
‘arr. by Carl Sidus [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel]. (Operatic fantasias). [56
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as author, in renewal for 28 years.
Renewal no. 23857, Dec. 28, 1911.
Original entry, Dec. 31, 1883, no.
25118.
(RICcHQRD) Tannhauser
march; paraphase de concert, by R.
Wagner, paraphrased by Franz
Liszt, with explanatory text, cor-
rect fingering, phrases and ossias, by
Julie Rive-King [pseud. of Charles
Kunkel]. [57
© by Charles Kunkel, St. Louis,
as the author, in renewal for 28
years. Renewal no. 2376, Dee. 138,
1911. Original entry, Dec. 26, 1883,
no. 24228.
we
ee ne
es eee
LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MANUFAC-
TURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO REPRODUCE MECHANI-
CALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1(E) OF THE ACT OF MAR. 4, 1909.
[380364
ANGELIQUE. [58
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 148.
ANGUS, GORDON DONALD etc. [59
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 19, 1911;
Recorded, v. 1, p. 148.
AT THE YIDDISHA WEDDING; dance
song. [60
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Dec.
138, 1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 146.
BALLADE. [61
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 28, 1911; recorded,
wert. p: 150:
CHILD’s (A) PRAYER; song, words by
Herbert J. Brandon, music by J.
Harold. [62
© Chappell & co., ltd., London.
Notice rec’d Dec. 21, 1911; recorded,
Vy. 1,°p. 14%.
COME AND DANCE WITH ME. [63
- © M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
Wasp. 148.
CONVERSATION WALTZ. [64
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 30, 1911; recorded,
vee pe 149;
DAINTY WALTZ. [65
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
Wet, (pp: 148.
DANSE GRACE. [66
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 28, 1911; recorded,
Ae, p: 150;
Day (THE) BEFORE THE MORNING
AFTER; from Betsy. [67
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
Sere, te) P48.
DETECTIVE. [68
© Jerome H. Remick & co.. New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 19, 1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 148.
DREAM LOVE; from Betsy. [69
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
Milks p, 147%:
Ev’RY TIME I SMILE AT YOU, YOUR EYES
SMILE BACK AT ME, [70
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 30, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 149.
FAIRIES. [71
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dee. 28, 1911; recorded,
View ep eas
FIRST GRAY HAIR; from Betsy. ee
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
Viel Del.
First (THE) IS BEST. 73
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 30, 1911; recorded,
Ves Devel 20:
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DEVILS. [74
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
Wo den ps 248:
FLIRT. [75
© Jerome H. Remick & co.. New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 19, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 148.
FREEDOM MARCH. [76
© Fred G. Heberlein & co., New
York. Notice reec’d Dec. 29, 1911;
recorded,:v. 1, p. 149.
GABY (THE) GLIDE. [TT
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 15, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 147.
Goopy Two-SHOES. [78
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Dec. 15, 1911; recorded,
Ve op dat
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GRETCHEN INTERMEZZO; by Martin.
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Dec. 15, 1911; recorded,
Ves SAT.
HARVEST (THE) TIME; Song. [80
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
¢co., New York. Notice rec’d Dec.
18, 1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 146.
HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP. [81
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 28, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 150.
Hour (THE) OF LOVE. [82
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 30, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 149.
I’M WEARY FOR YOU, DEARIE; song. [83
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Dec. 18,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 146.
I WANT TO TELL YOU SOMETHING. [84
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dee. 28, 1911; recorded,
Vis eity | Oey Aas Os
IDLE DREAMS. [85
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 28, 1911; recorded,
Va, sO:
IN OUR DREAM WORLD. [86
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 28, 1911; recorded,
Verse ailoO:
IN THE GLOAMING (Was the song she !
sang to me). [87
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Dee. 30, 1911; recorded,
Vesela 149:
It’S JUST PLAIN JANE. [88
© Fred G. Heberlein, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 29, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 149.
It’S JUST LIKE BEING AT HOME. [89
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice ree’d Dec. 19, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 148.
KING OF THE BOULEVARDS; by H. A.
Paulton, A. E. Thomas and Paul
Rubens. [90
© Chas. K. Harris, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 14, 1911; recorded,
Vera pe IAT.
LAST (THE) LITTLE GIRL IS you; from
The enchantress. [91
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 28, 1911; recorded,
Vee oe 150:
LAUGHING LOVE. [92
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 30, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 149.
LET ME BE FREE; from The duchess.
[93
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 28, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 150.
LINGERING LOVE. [94
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 28, 1911; recorded,
ve ope Aso)
LizA; song. [95
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice ree’d Dec.
13, 1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 146.
LOVE ME. [96
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 19, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 148.
LOVE NEVER DIES. [97
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice ree’d Dec. 19, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 148.
My BoMBAY MAID. [98
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 149.
My COUNTERFEIT BILL; song. [99
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Dec. 13,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 146.
My LADY DIXIE. [100
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
Vv. 1, -p) 148:
My LITTLE DREAMLAND ROSE; Song.
[101
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice ree’d Dec.
13, 1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 146.
My LOVE IS LIKE A SIMPLE PRAYER.
[102
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 148.
NECK AND NECK. [103
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice ree’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 148.
NOBODY BOTHERS ABOUT ME. [104
© Fred G. Heberlein & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 149.
1758
NOTICES OF USER
no. 18, 1911
NORTHERN DANCE. [105
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 148.
OLIVER. [106
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dee. 19, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 148.
ON THE ROAD TO ZAG-A-ZIG. [107
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 30, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 149.
PARIS. [108
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 30, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 149.
PRETTY LITTLE SUNSHADE. [109
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 28, 1911; recorded,
vw. tS pp. 150.
PRINCETON CHEER SONG. [110
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Dec. 18,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 146.
RAGGING THE OLD VIENNA ROLL. Fatt
© Jerome & Schwartz pub. co.,
New York. Notice rec’d Dec. 20,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 147.
RUM TUM TIDDLE; song. [112
© Jerome & Schwartz pub. co.,
New York. Notice rec’d Dee. 20,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 147.
SanDy McDovucGat. [113
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 19, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 148.
SMiITHY (THE). [114
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 148.
Snoop! snoop; from Betsy. [115
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
ved, p. 147.
STACCATO ETUDE, [116
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 28, 1911; recorded,
we 4. pp. 150.
SUN OF MY SOUL. EEL
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 28, 1911; recorded,
ya, p. 150.
30364 (129)
SUZANNE. [118
© Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 30, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 149.
Swine sone (Escarpolette) ; by Barns.
119
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Dec. 14, 1911; recorded,
Veils Dp. 145.
THAT BABOON BABY DANCE. [120
© Shapiro music pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 15, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 147.
THAT DIXIE RAG. [121
© Fred G. Heberlein & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dee. 29, 1911;
recorded, v. 1, p. 149.
THAT FLYING RAG; by Pryor. [122
© Carl Fischer, New York. No-
tice rec’d Dee. 14, 1911; recorded,
vy. &, pp: 145.
THROW ME UP AND CATCH ME AND DON’T
LET ME FALL; Song. [128
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub.
co., New York. Notice ree’d Dec.
18, 1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 146.
TILL THE SANDS OF THE DESERT GROW
COLD. [124
© M. Witmark & sons, New York,
Notice rec’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 148.
Tommy. [125
© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 29, 1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 149.
TWO COCKATOOS. [126
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 19, 1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 148.
VALSE FANTASIE. FQ
© M. Witmark & sons, New York.
Notice rec’d Dee. 28. 1911; recorded,
doen Ley ota La 0
WAY DOWN IN MEXICO; song. [128
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub
co., New York. Notice ree’d Dec. 18,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 146.
WHEN THE DEW IS ON THE ROSE. [129
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New
York. Notice rec’d Dec. 19, 1911; re-
corded, v. 1, p. 148.
1759
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30864 (182) pt. iy Desa
\ HEN YOU HEAR LOVE’S “ HELLO.” [180 | You’LL NEVER KNOW. [132
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. © Jos. W. Stern & co., New York.
Notice rec’d Dec. 22, 1911; recorded, Notice rec’d Dec. 30, 1911; recorded,
v. 1, p. 148. v. 1, p. 149.
WITH HIS LITTLE CANE AND SATCHEL
IN HIS HAND; song. [181 | Zona. } [1338
© Harry Von Tilzer music pub. © Fred G. Heberlein, New York.
co., New York. Notice rec’d Dec. 18, Notice rec’d Dec. 29, 1911; recorded,
1911; recorded, v. 1, p. 146. Va Ae pe lAaSe
Note.——The Annual Index for 1911 will follow this issue. With it
will be published a supplemental list of titles of music received too late
for inclusion in this number.
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30365—30844
LIBEeARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 83, 1891,
JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 3:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
hOdat
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 6
No. 14
This number contains the Volume Index
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFIOE
1912
The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, containing
the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions, is
issued monthly. The entries are arranged alphabetically by titles, with the excep-
tion of classical music, collections having general titles, such as ‘‘Fiinf studien,”’
‘612 études élementaires,’’ etc., and music the title of which is the name of a class
without differentiating words (e. g., ‘‘Waltz,’? “Etude,” etc.), which are arranged
under the name of the composer instead of the title.
Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. Songs are
understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. Titles reading
‘Words by,’’ ‘‘Music by,’’ are to be understood as songs.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abrogated
and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry in the Copy-
right Office.
To save space in the Catalogue the copyright notice after each title is abbreviated.
The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: ‘‘E,’? Class E, Musical composi-
tions; ‘‘D,’? Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘‘©’’ implies copyright regis-
tration of a published composition, followed by date of publication; ‘‘© 1 c.’’ stands
for copyright of an unpublished work, followed by date of receipt in the Copyright
Office of the printed or manuscript copy, and ‘‘2 c.’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date
of their receipt. In case of contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue
or issues containing such contribution is required. .
Each issue has an index to composers. This number, completing the volume, has
a full annual index to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for
Part 3, which must be for the complete calendar year, is $1.00, payable in advance
to the Superintendent of Documents by postal money order, express order, or New
York draft.
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—___--———
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THE RETURN TO COPYRIGHT CLAIMANTS OF COPYRIGHT BOOKS,
MAPS, PHOTOGRAPHS, AND OTHER ARTICLES.
Sections 59 and 60 of the “Act to amend and consolidate the acts
respecting copyright ” provide as follows:
Sec. 59. That of the articles deposited in the copyright office under the pro-
visions of the copyright laws of the United States or of this act, the Librarian
of Congress shall determine what books and other articles shall be transferred
to the permanent collection of the Library of Congress, including the law
library, and what other books or articles shall be placed in the reserve collec-
tions of the Library of Congress for sale or exchange or be transferred to other
governmental libraries in the District of Columbia for use therein.
Sec. 60. That of any articles undisposed of as above provided, together with
all titles and correspondence relating thereto, the Librarian of Congress and
the register of copyrights jointly shall, at suitable intervals, determine what of
these received during any period of years it is desirable or useful to preserve
in the permanent files of the copyright office, and, after due notice as herein-
after provided, may within their discretion cause the remaining articles and
other things to be destroyed: Provided, That there shall be printed in the
Catalogue of Copyright Entries from February to November, inclusive, a state-
ment of the years of receipt of such articles and a notice to permit any author,
copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant to claim and remove before the
expiration of the month of December of last year anything found which relates
to any of his productions deposited or registered for copyright within the
period of years stated, not reserved or disposed of as provided for in this act:
And provided further, That no manuscript of an unpublished work shall be
destroyed during its term of copyright without specific notice to the copyright
proprietor of record, permitting him to claim and remove it.
In compliance with the above-cited provisions of law,
Notice is hereby given to the author, copyright proprietor, or other
lawful claimant of any copyright book, map, photograph, or other
article deposited for copyright registration in the office of the Libra-
rian of Congress during the years 1880 to 1889, inclusive, that any
such author, copyright proprietor, or other lawful claimant may send
to the Register of Copyrights his full name, the full title of the copy-
right book, map, photograph, or other article, the year in which copy-
right registration was made, and, if possible, the number under which
such copyright book, map, photograph, or other article was entered
for copyright, with a request for its return. On receipt of such in-
formation and request, such copyright book, map, photograph, or
other article will be returned to the author, copyright proprietor, or
other lawful claimant, unless it has been otherwise disposed of ac-
cording to law.
Application for the return of such copyright book, map, photo-
graph, or other article should be made as early as possible during the
year 1912. If no such application has been received during said year,
such copyright book, map, photograph, or other article may be dis-
posed of in accordance with the provisions of section 60 of said act.
THORVALD SOLBERG,
Register of Copyrights.
Frsruary 1, 1912.
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DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED TO COPYRIGHT
PROPRIETORS.
Notice is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of section 60 of the
Act of Congress approved March 4, 1909, and entitled ‘“‘An act to amend and
consolidate the acts respecting copyright,” that the copyright proprietor, or
other lawful plainant, is now permitted to claim and remove any of the period-
icals named below deposited and registered for copyright in his name as
indicated in the list given below.
One copy of each copyrighted newspaper is added to the collection of bound
volumes of newspapers preserved in the Library of Congress.
cate copy may be withdrawn by the copyright proprietor.
Only the dupli-
The abbreviation © stands for copyright registration and is followed by the
name of the copyright proprietor who is entitled to withdraw the copies indi-
cated.
Address requests for the withdrawal of deposited copies to the Register of
Copyrights.
LIST OF COPYRIGHTED WEEKLIES INDICATING YEARS WHICH MAY BE WITHDRAWN.
American agriculturist. 1870-1909
© Orange Judd co.
American lumberman. 1901-1909
© American lumberman.
American sportsman’s journal. 1879-1880
© Forest and steam pub. co.
Army and navy journal. 1900-1904
© W. C. & F. P. Church.
Ave Maria. é 1880-1909
© Daniel E. Hudson.
Boys of New York. 1874-1894
© Frank Tousey ; Tousey & Small; Norman L. Munro & co.
Bradstreets (weekly periodical). 1879-1909
© Bradstreet co.
Christian herald. 1878-1909
© B. J. Ferney; Jos. Spurgeon; Benjamin Aitken; Charles
Walton; M. Baxter; Louis Klopsch.
Christian register. 1903-1904
© Christian register assn.
Christian union. 1870-1893
© J. B. Ford & co.; Christian union pub. co.; New York and
Brooklyn pub. co.; Christian union co.
Churchman (The). 1901-1909
© Churchman co.
Commercial and financial chronicle. 1880-1909
© Wm. B. Dana & co.; Wm. B. Dana co.
Congregationalist (The), also entitled: 1900-1909
Christian world.
© W. L. Green co.; Congregational Sunday school pub. soc.
Dry goods economist. 1892-1909
© Textile pub. co.
Economist (The). 1894-1903
© Economist pub. co.
Farm and home. 1886-1909
© Phelps pub. co.
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DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Farm implement news.
© Farm implement news co.
Fishing gazette.
© George E. Jennings; George E. Jennings & co.
Forest and stream.
© Forest and stream pub. co.
Illustrated Buffalo express.
© G. E. Matthews & co.; J. N. Matthews co.
Illustrated police news.
© Alden pub. co.; Illustrated police news pub. co.; John Stet-
son; Pub. of Illustrated police news.
Journal of the American medical assn.
© J. ©. Culbertson; John B. Hamilton; Trustees of Amer.
medical association; The Amer. Med. Assn.
Legal intelligencer.
© Edward P. Allinson; Howard W. Page.
Judge.
© Arkell pub. co.; Judge pub. co.; Judge co.
Leslie’s weekly.
© Judge co.; Arkell weekly co.; Arkell pub. co.
Mining reporter.
© W. W. Pollock; Mining reptr. pub. co.; Industrial ptg. &
pub. Co.; Indus. reptr. co.
National live stock reporter.
© Philip H. Hale.
National nurseryman.
© National nursery pub. co.; C. L. Yates.
National police gazette.
© Pub. of Natl. police gazette; Rich’d K. Fox.
National provisioner.
Food trade pub. co.; National provisioner pub. co.; Robt.
Ganz & co.; Jos. H. Senner.
New England homestead.
© Orange Judd Co.
New York clipper.
© Rebecca H. Queen; F. Queen pub. co.
New York family story paper, also entitled:
Family story paper.
© Norman L. Munro; Norman L. Munro & co.
New York fireside companion.
© Geo. Munro; Geo. Munro’s sons.
New York ledger.
© Rob’t Bonner; Rob’t Bonner’s sons.
New York lumber trade journal.
© New York lumber trade journal; J. D. Crary.
Orange Judd farmer.
© Orange Judd co.
Puck.
© Keppler & Schwarzmann.
Railway and locomotive engineering.
© Angus Sinclair co.
Ram’s horn (The)
© Ram’s horn co.; F. L. Chapman & co.; F. L. Chapman.
Real estate record and builders guide.
© Record and guide co.; C. W. Sweet.
Rural New Yorker.
© Rural pub. co.
Saturday evening post.
© R. J. C. Walker; Saturday post pub. co.; Reed, Wickersham
& co.; Bennett and Fitch; Curtis pub. co.
Scientific American.
© Munn & co.
Scientific American supplement.
© Munn & co.
Shipping illustrated.
© Shipping illustrated co.
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1887-1909
1897-1909
1880-1909
1893-1909
1878-1904
1892-1909
1892-1909
1885-1909
1897-1909
1887-1907
1892-1893
1893-1909
1878-1909
1893-1909
1894-1909
1882-1909
1872-1909
1870-1903
1870-1898
1896-1809
1895-1909
1878-1909
1901-1904
1892-1906
1871-1909
1878-1891
1873-1909
1887-1909
1887-1909
1905-1909
DUPLICATE PERIODICALS WHICH MAY BE RETURNED
Shoe and leather reporter.
© Dexter & co.; Isaac H. Bailey; Shoe and leather reporter ;
Coach harness and saddlery.
Sporting life.
© Geo. M. Spidell; Sporting life pub. co.
Street and Smith’s New York weekly, also entitled:
“New York weekly.
© Street and Smith.
Sunday companion.
Sunday companion pub. co.
Sunday magazine.
© Ervin Wardman; Associated Sunday magazines, inc.
Sunday school times.
© Sunday school times; John D. Wattles;
& Co.
Svenska Amerikanska posten.
© S. J. Turnblad.
Texas siftings.
o pies and Knox; Texas siftings pub. co.; Geo. W. A. Yates,
; Robert HE. Morgan.
John D. Wattles
Hebaceon
© T. H. Delano pub. co.
Town topics.
© Town topics pub. co.
Trade register.
© Trade register, inc.;
Weekly florists review.
© Florists’ pub. co.; G. L. Grant.
Weekly northwestern miller, also entitled:
Northwestern miller.
© ©. M. Palmer; Miller publishing co.
Western electrician.
© Western electrician co.;
Yale alumni weekly.
© Yale alumni weekly.
Youths companion.
© Perry Mason & co.;
Wood and Ackman; Lovett M. Wood.
Electrician pub. co.
Perry Mason co.
1870-1896
1881-1904
1870-1909
1906-1909
1898-1909
1875-1909
1897-1906
1882-1897
1887-1904
1895-1909
1898-1909
1897-1905
1882-1909
1887-1908
1899-1909
1880-1909
(VI)
RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAU-
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
The United States now has'reciprocal copyright protection of
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in-
struments in the case of Belgium, Cuba, Germany, Luxemburg, and
Norway. The President signed proclamations to this effect on the
following dates: Belgium (June 14, 1911), Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911),
Germany (Dec. 8, 1910), Luxemburg (June 14, 1911), Norway (June
14, 1911). These proclamations were printed on: pages v—x of Part
3, volume 6, no. 7, and page tv of no. 12, of the Catalogue of Copy-
right Entries.
From information received through the Department of State, the
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfili
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (e) of
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911), Den-
mark (May 19, 1911), Italy (Aug. 8, 1911), Mexico (May 8, 1911),
the Netherlands, (Mar. 18, 1911), and Switzerland (Apr. 8, 1911).
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
ABEND IM WALDE; gedicht (Strophe I)
von Fr. Hornfeck, musik von Gustav
y. Réossler; m&nnerchor; partitur
und stimmen. S8vo. (Miunnerchor
kompositionen, no. 2.) [803865
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 « Dec. 30,
weer) H 273924; Johann André;
Offenbach, Germany.
ABENDFRIEDE; text von Erich Langer,
musik von Adolf Kirchl, op. 75, no. 1;
miannerchor mit baritonsolo; partitur
und stimmen. 8vo. (Finf gedichte,
10:1.) [30366
© Noy. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 30,
1911; E 2738982; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
ACROSS THE VALLEY IS WAFTED (Mein
lied zieht tiber die halde) ; words by
Lina Bamberger, English version by
F. W. Schneider, music by Alexander
Heinemann; medium in F. [80367
teriee. 26, 1911: 2 ¢. Dec. 27,
1911; H 273724; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
AFTER ALL; words by Fred R. Norton,
music by Frederic Mullen. [30368
© Dee) -28, 1911: 2 « Dec. 28,
1911; EH 273804; Watson, Wilcock
and co., ltd., London.
AIR DE PAOLINO, DAN IL MATRIMONIO
SEGRETO; opéra bouffe de Cimarosa,
traduction francaise de M. Ernest
Closson, annotée de F. A. Gevaert,
pour ténor gracieux. [30369
wee, 20). 1911: 2 ¢. Dee. 26,
1911; E 278652; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
| ALBUM DI VENTIQUATTRO COMPOSIZIONTI ;
di Costantino Palumbo, per piano-
forte. no. 113804. [80370
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 29,
1911; E 273824; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
ALMA WO WOHNST DU; marsch-lied aus
dem gleichnamigen vaudeville, ge-
Sangtexte von Louis Taufstein,
musik von Walter Kollo. [30371
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 30;
1911; E 273899; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
ALMA WO WOHNST DU—Continued.
—marsch nach .motiven des gleich-
namigen vaudevilles, gesangstexte
von Louis Taufstein, music von Wal-
ter Kollo. [3803872
©* Dee. 30, 1911: 2° & Dee, SO,
1911; E 2738900; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
ALMAS HERMANAS; vals por Salvador
Pérez, para piano. [30373
©» Nov: 29, + 1911.:*:2. e. Dee: 30,
1911; EH 2738975; Otto & Arzoz,
Mexico.
ALPINE ECHOES (Alpenklange); by
Julius Holzer; piano. [80874
©), Dees 29.198: 2 ce. Dees 29;
1911; E 278850; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
AMELIA; Suite de valses par Salvador
Pérez, pour piano. [803875
© Novs 29, 1911 2 cy Dee 30:
1941; E 273976; Otto & Arzoz,
Mexico.
AND GOD SAID, LET THE EARTH BRING
FORTH, harvest anthem, words from
Haydn’s Creation, music by Bruce
Steane; mixed voices. (Octavo ed. .
no. 12256.) [803876
(ROM Dec 1G, 191t 22" 6. Dec. 25;
1911; EK 273871; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
ANDALOUSE (L’); poésie de Alfred de
Musset, musique de Gabriel Robert.
[80377
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 26, 1911;
E 273584; Costallat et cie., Paris.
ANTAR; mosaique, Symphonie de N.
Rimsky Korsakoff, arr. par H.
Tavan; pour orchestre avec piano
conducteur. 4to. [380378
© Dee. 720; 71911 =" 2) @ Deen, 26;
1911; EH 273694; Hmile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
ANTWoRT; text von Ludwig Uhland,
musik von Kamillo Horn, kleine
lieder 57, werk no. 1; gesang und
klavier. [80379
© Oct, 13) 1911-2. DWeex'30;
1911; E 273961; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I, n. s., v. 6
ANY WHERE DARK WILL DO; written and
composed by R. P. Weston and Fred.
J. Barnes. [30380
© Dee. 28, 1911; 2 c@ Dec. 28,
1911; E 273782; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
APOLOGUE (AN); words and music by
C. Dunlap. [30381
© 1c Dee. 11, 1911; E 274580;
Carrie Dunlap, Jacksonville, Il].
ARBEITER-LIED; words by Martin Dres-
- cher, music by Max Miihlert; male
voices. 8yo. [80382
© Dee, 27, 1981-2) C3) Dec 26.
1911; E 278708; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
ARCADIAN SUITE; by W. H. Bell; or-
chestra; full score. [380383
© Dee. 275) 19th" en Dee: 28:
1911; EK 2738773; W. H. Bell, Radlett,
Hartfordshire, England.
ARIA; par Paul Rougnon; 1. 2 violons.
2. Violon et violoncello. Avec acc.
de pf. (Piéces archaiques concer-
tantes, no. 1.) [80384, 80385
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 26,
1911; E 278593, 273594; Costallat et
cie., Paris.
ARIETTE; by Edouard Schtitt; piano.
[80386
© Dee, 26," 191i 2.e" Dec. 26:
1911; EH 278680; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
ARIETTE, DU COUCOU; AU DEUXIEME ACTE
DE LA FINTA CAMERIERA; Opéra bouffe
en trois actes de Latilla, adaptation
francaise de M. H. Closson, annotée
de F. A. Gevaert, pour soprano
léger. (Répertoire francaise de l’an-
cien chant classique. no. 4389.)
[803887
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26,
1911; H 273648; Henry Lemoine et.
cie., Paris.
ARME (DAS) NIGGERLEIN ; niggerlied,
text von Gustav Beer, musik von
Robert Stolz, op. 81. [803888
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 30,
1911; H 273884; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
ASK, AND IT SHALL BE GIVEN UNTO YOU;
short anthem, words from the Bible,
music by Thomas Adams; mixed
voices. S8vo. [3803889
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 c Dec. 380,
1911; E 273920; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
AT Mora; words by Hrik Axel Karl-
feldt, English translation by Geor-
gina Frances Jones, music by Axel
Raoul Wachtmeister. (Four songs
for low voices, no. 4.) [380390
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 e Nov. 20,
1911; EH 270547; A. R. Wachtmeister,
Rattvik, Sweden.
AU ROUET; spinnlied, by Carl Bohm,
op. 896, no. 6; piano. [3803891
© Dec, 26, “1911 3"2 epee.” 26.
1911; E 278681; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
AURORA; Schottisch por Salvador Pé-
rez, para piano. [80392
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 e@ Dee. 30,
19115" EH. 273910: Otto Ga Arzoz,
Mexico.
AvE, O Maria; preghiera, parole di
Lino Leonardi, musica di Riccardo
Zandonai. 1. Per voci femminili,
archi ed arpa e triangolo, partitura.
2. Riduzione per canto, con ace.
d’organo, 0 harmonium.
[80393, 830394
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 29,
1911; EH 273825, 273826; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan.
AVIAZIONE ITALIANA; marcia di QGu-
glielmo Cecconi, istrumentazione di
Crescenzo di Minello, per piccola
partitura. [80395 |
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 29, |
1911; E 278827; G. Ricordi & co., |
Milan.
BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Fantasia |
et fuga, en Sol mineur; de J. S. |
Bach, transcription par HKmanuel |
Moor, pour piano, dans l’esprit de |
VYorgue. [803896 |
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26, |
1911; E 278655; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris.
Praeludium et fuga, de J. S. Bach, |
transcription par Emanuel Moor, |
dans l’esprit de l’orgue, pour piano. |
no. 1. Hn La mineur; no. 3. En Mi- |
mineur. no. 4. Hn Ré majeur.
[3803897-30399 |
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 @ each Dee. |
26, 1911; EH 278657, 278659, 273660; |
A. Zunz Mathot, Paris, France.
no. 2 en Ut mineur, de J. S.
Bach, transcription par Emanuel |
Moor, dans Vesprit de l’orgue, pour }
piano. [30400 |
© Dec. 13, 1911; 2 ¢: Dec: 26;
1911; E 273658; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris.
1762
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 14, 1911
30417
BAcIAMI; melodia, parole di Riccardo
Mazzola, musica di F. Paolo Tosti.
No. 1, soprano o tenore. no. 114203.
[30401
© Deer 28, 1911->' 2' « Dec. 29,
Tit He2iee28; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
BADINERIE; par EF. Paolo Frontini; pi-
ano. (Petits tableaux, no. 4.)
[80402
yew, 121, 1911: 2 e&) Dee.) 80,
1911; E 2738941; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
BAPTEME (LE) DE LA PRINCESSE; by
Albert Landry; pf. (La belle au
bois dormant, no. 1.) [304038
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2c. Dec. 26, 1911;
EH 273585; Costallat et cie., Paris.
BARCAROLE; words by Primo Monta-
nari, Hnglish version by E. Buck,
musie by Agide Joacchia. [380404
On Deer 27, 1911: 2-e: Dec. 26,
1911; HE 2738709; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
BEAUTIFUL IN SONG... ed. by Wm.
seme Marks ...- 1911. - [162] p.
12mo. $0.25. [30405
© Wee, 26, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 29,
1911; A 3803588; Wm. Edie Marks,
Wilmington, Del.
BEI pir; text von M. Roethenbacher,
musik von Kamillo Horn; sopran,
bariton und piano. [80406
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 30, 1911;
EH 273962; C. F. Kahnt nachfolger,
Leipzig.
BEKENNTNISS; gedicht von Georg Con-
rad, musik von Gustav v. Rossler;
partitur und stimmen. S8vo. (Min-
nerchor kompositionen, no. 4.)
[30407
Ou Nove 29, 1911: 2 c.. Dec: 30;
1911; E 273925; Johann André,
Offenbach, Germany.
LBERCEUSE; by Otto Olsson; ed. by A.
EH. Hull; organ. (Augener’s ed., no.
10225, book 5.) [380408
ween t4 AOI: 2 “es Dee 29:
1911; EH 273811; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
par Archimede Cimatti, op. 52;
piano. [380409
©) Nov. 21,. 1911+: 2.6. Dee. 30,
1911; E 273985; Carish & Jin-
ischen, Milan, Italy.
BERLIN WIE’S LEBT; marsch nach mo-
tiven aus der posse, Losgelassen, von
Walter Koll, arr. von Joh. Kleindin,
fiir orchester. Stimmen. [380410
©) Dee. 13; 1911-22 .es Dee 23°
1911; E 2738570; Drei Masken ver-
lag, Munich, Germany.
BEST (THE) OF EVERYTHING; words
and music by Charles Osborne.
[30411
©) Dec. 29, 1911; 2-6 Dee’-29)
1911; E 273867; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
Bircu (W. H.) Six Christmas carols;
words by W. C. Dix and others,
music by W. H. Birch and others;
mixed voices and voices in unison.
Fifth series. (Oliver Ditson co.’s
octavo edition, no. 12239.) [80412
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 14, 1911;
E 278002; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
BITTE; text von N. Lenau, musik yon
Kamillo Horn, op. 55, no. 2; ge-
sang und klavier; ftir hohe stimme.
[30413
© Oct. 13) 71911 - 72 Ae; Dec 30,
1911; HE 2738963; ©. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
BLocKHAUS (DAS) ; quartet, music by
Max Mitihlert; male voices. 8vo.
(Ausgewihlite minnerchore no. 60.)
[80414
© Dee. +27, 1911: 2c. Dee. 26:
1911; E 273710; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
BLUCHER BEI CAUB; ged. von Carl
Pusch, komponiert von Georg Rath-
geber, op. 147; fiir vierstimmigen
mdnnerchor. 8vo. [80415
©) Nov 29s 191 22; e,) Dee; 30;
1911; E 273926; Johann André, Of-
fenbach, Germany.
Bongour Suzon; aubade, de EH. Pes-
sard, transcription par G. Coquelin;
cornet 4 pistons. 4to. [80416
©; Dees; 20;, 1911 >42%e. Deer 26,
1911; EH 273695; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
BouRGAULT-DUCOUDRAY (L. A.) ‘Trois
mélodies; extraites du recueil des
mélodies de Gréce et d’Orient, re-
cueillies et harmonisées par L. A.
Bourgault- Ducoudray, arr. par.
Emile Krall, pour violoncelle et
piano. [30417
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 273654; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris.
1763
30418
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
- pt. 117, n. S., vy. 6
BRENNENDE LIEBE; ged. von F. Witten-
bauer, musik von Kamillo Horn 53,
werk no. 2; ftir mittelstimme.
[30418
© Oct. 13, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 30,
1911; H 278882; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
BREWER’S SCHOOL AND HOME SONG
BOOK .
Brewer publishing co., 1911. 48 p.
8vo. $0.10. [80419
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26,
1911; A 305094; Orville Brewer,
Chicago.
BRIDE’S (THE) RETURN; march-novelty-
two-step-intermezzo; by Hdmund
Braham; pf. [80420
© Dee. 8, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 11, 1911;
EL 274586; Chas. K. Harris, New
York.
CALL (THE) OF LOVE; waltzes, by T.
EK. Harper, arr. by Theo. O. Tau-
bert; orch. 4to. [380421+
©! Dee, 22; 19il 22 cabec 26:
1911; E 274556; Currier music co.,
Cleveland.
CANTI PISTOIESI; musicati da Elisa-
betta Oddone, per canto e piano.
no. 118849. [30422
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 29,
1911; E 278829; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
CAPRICE-TARANTELLE; par Th. Lack,
op. 190, edizione semplificata da M.
Tarenghi; piano. (L’aurora del
pianista no. 46.) [80423
© Noy. 24, 319d): 2 (ce. Dec: 30,
1911; EH 2738936; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan.
CARLOTITA; par André Colomb; orch.
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. [30424
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2c. Dec. 26, 1911;
HE 2738748; Georges Ondet, Paris.
CARO MIO BEN (Dearest believe);
song, by Giordani, annotated by
Mme. Augusto Rotoli under the su-
pervision of Camille Thurwanger.
[30425
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 28,
1911; EH 273790; Camille Thurwan-
ger, Boston.
CASSANDRE; par Florent Schmitt, op.
36, pour orchestre. Partition et
parties. 4to. (Pupazzi, no. 6.)
[80426
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 26,
1911; E 273667; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris, France.
Chicago, The Orville-
CE soir; sur les motifs de la chanson
de L. Garden, par Georges Picquet ;
orch. avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
[30427
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 278741; G Ondet, Paris.
CERCANDO TE; melodia, parole di Ri-
ecardo Mazzola, musica di EF. Paolo
Tosti; no. 1 soprano o tenore.
[30428
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 29,
1911; E 278830; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan, Italy.
CHANSONNETTE; par FEF. Paolo Fron-
tini; piano. (Petits tableaux, no.
3.) [30429
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2 « Dec. 380,-
1911; H 278942; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan.
CHANT D’AMOUR; mélodie, paroles et
musique de Armande de Polignae.
[30430
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 273592; Costallat et cie., Paris.
CHARGE (THE) OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE;
6 part song, words by Tennyson,
music by Granville Bantock; male
voices. (The Apollo club, no. 50505.)
[30431
© Dec. 22, 1911; 2 ec. Dee 26,
1911; E 278740; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
CHASSE (LA) DU PRINCE; by Albert |
Landry; pf. |
mant, no. 4.) [30432 |
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2c. Dec 26, 1911;
E 273586; Costallat et cie., Paris.
CHEVAILLIER (L.) Cuatro cuadernos |
de escritura musical; por L. Chevail- |
lier. 1. Cuaderno primero. 2. Cua- |
derno segundo. 8. Cuaderno tercero. ©
4, Cuaderno cuarto [30483-30486
2
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ec. each Dec.
26, 1911; E 273643-273646; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris.
CHUT, PAS DE BRUIT; marcietta, par
Georges Bernard, op. 184, pour or-
chestre, 7 parties, avec piano-con-
ducteur. [30437
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 273636; Emile Leduc, P. Bertrand
& cie., Paris.
Craccona; di Tomaso Vitali, instru-
mentazione di Ottorino Respighi. 1. |
Violino solo instrumenti ad arco ed |
organo; partitura e parti. 2. Vio- |
lino solo ed organo. [30438, 30439 |
© Nov. 12, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. |
80, 1911; EH 273990; 273991; Co |
Schmidl & co., Leipzig.
1764
(La belle au bois dor- |
J
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 14, 1911
30456
CLIFFORD (ALFRED 8S.) Andante; by
A. §S. Clifford, piano part arr. by G
Novak; cello and piano. [30440
© Oct. 15, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 30, 1911;
E 273879; Breitkopf & Hirtel, New
York.
CLOCHETTE; entr’acte, by M. Dorel; pf.
[80441
Or Dec. 21,.1911; 2-¢ Dec. 26,
1911; HE 273748; Edward Saxon,
London.
CLYMENE; par Florent Schmitt, op. 36,
pour instruments 4 cordes. 4to.
Papazzi, no. 5.) [80442
© Dec. 20,1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
EH 273666; A Zunz Mathot, Paris,
France.
CoLLEGE (THE) ROUTE; words and mu-
sic by T. B. Smith. - [80443
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 ¢ Dec. -20,
1911; BH 274555; T. Berry Smith,
Fayette, Mo.
COMPLETE (A) METHOD FOR RHYTHMI-
CAL ARTICULATION; by Pasquale
Bona, translated by Angelo Baroni
from the fourth Italian ed., rev.
and augmented by the author.
[80444
© Dec. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26,
1911; E 273688; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
CONSOLATION; alse, par Georges
Menier; orchestre, avec piano con-
ducteur 4to. [380445
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 26,
1911; E 273696; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
| CONVERSATION WALTZ (valse ecausée) ;
by De Hastfer; piano. [30446
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 380,
1911; EH 273912; Jos. W. Stern & co.,
| CORSET UND JUPON; walzerlied, text
von Leo Veit, musik von Fritz Gin-
zel. Berlin, Raabe & Plothon, mu-
sikalienhandlung [80447
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 380,
1911; EK 278895; Leo Veit, Berlin,
Germany.
COUNTRYMAN’S (THE) HOLIDAY; or,
Never no mo-wer for me; words
and music by Frank Wood. New
York, T. B. Harms, Francis, Day &
Hunter. [80448
©) Dee, 28,1911: 2 .c: Dee. 28,
1911; E 278775; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
County (THE) PALATINE; words by
Monro Anderson and H. Colebourne,
music by A. Kingston-Stewart.
[80449
© Dec: 118, 191d 2eee Dee, 26,
1911; E 278746; A. Kingston-Stew-
art, London.
COUPLETS DU PAGE, DANS SERSE; opéra
de Francesco Cavalli, traduction
francaise de M. de Rudder, annotée
de F. A. Gevaert, pour soprano de
demi-caractére. (Répertoire fran-
cais de ancien chant classique, no.
441.) [80450
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26,
1911; E 273647; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
Coutts (Davip J.) Three poems; by
EK. T. Brown, set to music by D. J.
Coutts. Contents: Sing zephyr sing.
Weary wind of the West and Look
at me sun. [380451
© Dec. 4, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 8, 1911;
E 273284; Frederick Harris co., Lon-
don.
Cow (THE) BOY’S LAMENT; words by
Nathaniel M. Ayers, music arr. by
W. Lee Needham; post card 34 x 53.
[80452
© Dee. 1, 1911; 2 ©. Dee. 29, 1911;
EK 274607; N. M. Ayers, Beaver City,
Neb.
CRISTOFORO COLOMBO; marcia di Fede-
rico Antoniotti, riduzione di Angelo
Bettinelli, per piccola orchestra. No.
113329. [80453
© Dec. 28,1911; 2 ec. Dec. 29,1911;
E 273831; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
CUPIDON-VALSE; extraite de l’opérette,
Le Lieutenant Cupidon, musique de
A. de Mauprey, transcription par
Aug. Bose, pour piano seul:
[80454
© Dec. 2,1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26, 1911;
EK 2736338; Joubert, Paris.
DAFFODILLY; marche, boston, one-step,
par Osborne Roberts, pour piano.
[30455.
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
EK 273575; Almar, Paris, France.
DAINTY (THE) SHEPHERDESS; danse
gracieuse, by Henri Beaumaire; or-
chestra. (Concert edition, no. 450.)
[30456.
© Dee. 12, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 29, 1911;
E 273872; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
1765
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30457
pt. 1 my Sky: '6
DAMA E CAVALIERE; mazurka di Ernesto
Becucci, op. 244, riduzione di Ettore
Cattaneo, per piccola orchestra.
[80457
© Dee. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 29, 1911;
EH 278832; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
DANIES; par Florent Schmitt, op. 36,
pour instruments 4 cordes. Parti-
tion et parties. 4to. (Pupazzi, no.
2) [30458
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
EK 273664; A. Zunz Mathot, Paris.
DANS LES CHAMPS; intermezzo, par
Herbert Ivey; orchester. 4to.
[30459
© Nov. 17, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1911;
H 2738755; B. Schott’s sodhne, Mainz,
Germany.
DANZA; par Paul Rougnon; 1. 2 vio-
lons 2. violon et violonecelle. Avec
ace. de pf. (Piéces archaiques con-
certantes, no. 2.) [380460, 30461
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 26,
1911; E 273595, 278596; Costallat et
cie., Paris.
DERNIER (LE) DES Maourys; fragment
du poéme de Leconte De Lisle, mu-
sSique de Henri Mulet; récit pour
basse. No. 1138597. [30462
© Dee. 28,1911; 2 ec. Dec. 29, 1911;
H 273839; G. Ricordi & co., Milan,
Italy.
DERF I; komponiert von Gustav v.
Rossler; ftir mi&nnerchor; partitur
und stimmen. S8vo. (Méuénnerchor
kompositionen, no. 3.) [80463
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30, 1911;
EK 273927; Johann André, Offenbach,
Germany.
DEUTSCHE WEISE; text von Erich Lan-
ger, musik von Adolf Kirchl, op. 76,
no. 1; minnerchor mit bassolo; par-
titur und stimmen. S8vo. (Zwei
gedichte, no. 1.) [30464
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30, 1911;
EH 2738983; Adolphe Robitschek, Vi-
enna, Austria.
DEUX (LES) ETOILES; chanson de
patre, poésie de Henry de Forge, mu-
Sique de Henri Mulet. No. 1138596.
[380465
© Dec. 28,1911; 2 e@. Dec. 29, 1911;
E 273840; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
DID YOU EVER HEAR THEM TELL OF
FLORADORA; words by Jean Havez,
musie by George Botsford. [380466
© 1c. Dee. 30, 1911; E 272077;
Laird M. Johnstone, % Dramatic
Mirror, New York.
DIS-MOI POURQUOI; sur les motifs de
la célébre Dancing waltz, paroles de
André Lénéka, musique de Jan Su-
lima; pour chant seul. 4to. [380467
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 26,
1911; E 278637; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
DOLCE APRILE (Sweet April) ; by Casi-
miro Dello Ioio; pf. [380468
© Dec. 23, 1911: Qe. awec: , 27;
1911; EH 2737380; M. V. Cardilli,
New York.
Don’t BLUSH (No te ruborices) ; two-
step, por Salvador Pérez, para
piano. [380469
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 e« Dee. 30,
1911; E 273978; Otto & Arzoz,
Mexico. |
Dorr (DAS); gedicht von Martin
Boelitz, komponiert von Carl Bar-
tosch, op. 37, no. 1; fiir manner-
chor; partitur und stimmen. 8vo.
(Zwei gesinge, no. 1.) [30470
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 e@ Dee. 30,
1911; E 273928; Johann André,
Offenbach, Germany.
Doux SOUVENIR; morceaux, par F.
Paul Frontini; piano. [30471
© Nov. 21, 1911 2 ree wee 130;
1911; E 2738937; Carisch & J&ani-
chen, Milan.
Dove (THE) OF THOUGHT; words by
Verner von MHeidenstam, English ©
translation by Georgina Frances |
Jones, music by Axel Raoul Wacht-
meister. (Four songs for low
voice, no. 2.) [30472
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 20,
1911; E 270545; A. R. Wacht-
meister, Rattvik, Sweden.
DREIFACH IST DES RAUMES MASS; ged.
von Schiller, musik von Kamillo |
Horn, op. 59, no. 1; gesang und |
klavier. [30473 |
© Oct. 18,- 1911; 2 ¢ Dec. 30,
1911; E 2738964; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
Du KLEINER SCHIEBER;
von Walter Kollo,
Kleindin, fiir salon-orchester, mit |
piano-conductor. 4to. [30474 |
© Dec. 13, 1911;.2. c. Dec. 23, |
1911; E 273572; Drei masken ver-
lag, Munich, Germany.
Rheinlinder,
arr.
1766
von Joh. |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 14, 1911
30490
Du WIRST MAMA; walzerlied a. d.
operette Die dame in rot, text von
Julius Brammer und Alfred Griin-
wald, musik von Robert Winter-
berg; gesang und klavier. [380475
(|, Noy. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 30,
1911; E 2738958; Drei masken vVer-
lag, g. m. b. h., Munich, Germany.
EARLY SPRING; words by Paul Seer,
music by G. Coleman Young;
women’s yoices. 8vo. (Part songs
no. 48.) [30476
© Dee 27, 1911; 2 « Dec. 28,
1911; E 273797; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
EcL&, ET ATYS; par Florent Schmitt,
op. 86, pour orchestre. 4to. (Pu-
pazzi, nos. 3 et 4.) [80477
Wee 20, 1911; 2c. Dee. 26,
1911; EK 273665; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris, France.
ELEGY; by Edward C. Bairstow, ed.
by A. E. Hull; organ. (Augener’s
edition, no. 10225, book 5). [30478
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 29,
1911; E 273812; Augener, Iitd.,
London.
ELVEZIA; marcia militare di Federico
Antoniotte, riduzione di Angelo
Bettinelli, per piccola orchestra.
no. 113330. [30479
© Dee. 28, 1911; 2 c Dec. 29,
1911; EH 273834; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
EN AVANT L’ARTILLERIE; marche mili-
taire par F. D’Orso, op. 25, bearb.
yon R. Tourbié; salon-orchestre.
Ato. [30480
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c« Dec. 28,
1911; E 273756; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
EN SOUVENIR; petit poéme, valse, par
Edouard Schiitt; piano. [30481
© Dec. 26, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26,
1911; E 273682; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
EpicgRAM A FLAT. See Nocturne C mi-
nor.
Er IST NACH MIR VERRUCKT:; liebeslied
einer Berliner Ké6chin, text und mu-
sik von Max Kluck. [380482
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 23, 1911;
E 273561; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
ERBPRINZESSIN Kiara; text von Fritz
Griinbaum, musik yon Rudolph Nel-
son. (Répertoire chat noir, no. 4.)
[380483
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2c. Nov. 23, 1911;
E 273562; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
ETUDE DE CONCERT; par Emile R.
Blanchet, op. 15, no. 1, pour piano.
[30484
© Oct. 2. 1911; 2c Dec. 30, 1911;
E 278888; Rézasavoélgyi & co., Buda-
pest, Hungary.
EVENING DEVOTION (Abendandacht) ;
by O. Hackh, op. 403, no. 1.; pf.
[30485
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 27,
1911; E 278732; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
EVERYTHING SHE KNEW SHE LEARNT
FROM MOTHER; words by Arthur C.
Finden, music by Hermann E. Da-
rewski, jr. [80486
©" Dee. BS; *1911 + 2. c&. Dees ° 29,
1911: E 273875; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
FAITES LUI MES AVEUX. See Gounod
(CoF.)
FANTASIA ET FUGA, EN SOL MINEUR.
See Bach (J. S.)
FANTASY ON AN OLD ENGLISH CAROL,
God rest ye merry gentlemen; by
A. Eaglefield Hull; organ. (Augener’s
edition, no. 10226, book 6.) [30487
©: Dee 14. 1911: 2 c& Dee 29;
1911; E 273815; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
FAREWELL (Abschied) ; part-Song, words
by Gustav Pistor, English version by
Edward Knapp, music by Adolf
Kirechl, op. 34, no. 1; men’s voices.
8yvo. [30488
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 c Dec. 29,
1911; E 273851; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
FEDRA; marcia di C. Januske, riduzione
dell’ autore, per piccola orchestra,
no. 113554. [30489
@' Dee. 2S, 1911 3-2 -e: Dee - 2s,
1911; E 273835; G. Ricordi & ©co.,
Milan.
FETE ESPAGNOLE; by Henry Weyts;
piano. [30490
© Dee; 29,; 9413-2 «= Dee. 29,
1911; E 273852; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
1767
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30491
pt. Ill, n. s., v. &
FENILLE D’ALBUM; morceaux, par FE. | FRUHLINGSLIED (Spring song); by O-
Paul Frontini; piano. [80491
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2 « Dec. 30,
1911; E 278988; Carisch & Janichen,
Milan.
FINFTE (DUS) GEBOT; words by L. Gil-
rod, musie by Otto Motzan. [80492
© 1e¢ Dee. 21, 1911; E 274612;
Louis Gilrod, New York.
FIORI DI MAGGIO; dancing, di Cesare
Fumel, riduzione di Silvio Pezzoli,
per piccola orchestra. no. 113551.
[380493
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 « Dee. 29,
1911; E 273836; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
FIoRI TEDESCHI; valzer di Giuseppe,
Galimberti, op. 540, instrumentazione
di Ezio Baroncini, per piccola par-
titura: moe: 2913521, [36494
©. Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c Dec. 29,
Gia iH Ziooot ; 4G. iCOrdl,&.CO:,
Milan.
FuirT; by Aimé Lachaume, pour or-
chestre avec piano conducteur. 4to.
[30495
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ¢c. Dec. 26,
1911; E 273690; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
F'RAMMENTO; parole di A. Fumagalli,
musica di Mario Tarenghi, op. 58,
MOL et: [30496
©) ‘Noy. 21, 1911>" 2 ce: Dec. 30;
1911; E 273948; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
FREEDOM; march, by Harry Appel; pf.
[30497
© Dee 730; 19nl= 2, cec. 30,
1911; E 274587; Fred G. Heberlein
& co., New York.
FRISCH VOM HERD (In the forge) ; aus
der dichtung der Schmied von
Leschetin, words by Svatopluka
Cecha, music by Ant. Dvorak.
[380498
©. Dee, SOP moines Wee. 730,
1901s We23S89S2) Ne Simrock, =m.
b. h., Berlin.
F'RIVOLE; valse, by E. Boussagol, op.
39; ler. violon, avec acc. de pf.
[80499
© Dee. 20; 198 UA es Dee. 20,
1911; E 278582; EH. M. Boussagol,
Rennes, France.
FROHLICHER JAGERSMANN (The merry
huntsman); by O. Hackh, op. 408,
no. 4; pf. [80500
© Dec..429,) 1911-2 16, pec: 27,
1911; EK 2738735; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
Hackh, op. 408, no. 6.; pf. [80501
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 27,
1911; E 273737; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
'Ry (LAWRENCE) Six valses d’essai; |
by L. Fry; piano. [80502
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 e..Dec. 29,
1911; EH 273810; Chappell & co., lid.,
London.
Fucus (Robert) Walzer; von R.
Fuchs, op. 92, ftir violine und piano-
forte. [80503
© Noy. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 30,
1911; E 278887; Adolf Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
FuLL MOON; mondnacht-idylle, by
Julius Holzer; piano. [80504.
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 29,
1911; E 278853; Theo. Presser co.,.
Philadelphia.
Fustaux (Les); by Albert Landry;
pf. (La belle au bois dormant, no. |
2.) [80505- |
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 26, 1911;
EH 278587; Costallat et cie., Paris.
GAMMES (LES) ET LES TONALITES;
méthode Jaques-Daleroze 3™° partie;
manuel des eléves 3™° y. 12mo.
[80506
© Nov. 380, 1911; 2 e@ Dee. 30,
1911; E 2738958; Jobin & cie., Lau-
sanne, Switzerland.
GANZ IM GEHEIMEN; ged. von Konigs-
brun-Schauss, musik von Gustav v.
Rossler, ftir m’&nnerchor; partitur
und stimmen. 8vo. (Mé&nnerchor
kompositionen, no. 5.) [80507
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1911; E 273929; Johann André, Of-
fenbach, Germany.
GARDEN (THE) oF ALLAH; words and
music by G. McNally. [80508.
©1e. Nov. 11, 1911; BE 274598;
Georgia McNally, New York.
GARDEN (THE) OF MEMORY; waltz, by |
Adrian Hope; piano. [80509 +
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2 ¢ Dec. 30, |
1911; EH 2739388; Chas. Begg & co.,
Itd., London.
GARDINER (H. BALFour) Five pieces;
bv H. B. Gardiner, for piano. no.
1-5. [380510
©: Dee; 22) 1911-42 vee Dec 23;
1911; E 278574; Forsyth bros., !td.,.
London. .
GAVOTTE AUS IDOMENEO; See Mozart.
(W. A.)
1768
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 14, 1911
GEORGE V; waltz, by Olga Alvita; pf.
[380511
(wee 21, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 26,
1911; E 2738747; Olga Alvita, London.
GERMAN BATTLE SONG (Deutsches
schlachtenlied) ; part song, words
by Aurelius Polzer, English version
by Philipp H. Goepp, music by Karl
Fr. Rohrbeck, op. 50; men’s voices.
8VO. [30512
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 29,
1911; E 2738854; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
GESANG; music by Jos. Wick, op. 55;
maénnerchore mit sop. o. ten. solo mit
orch., clav.auz. 4to. (Neue minner-
chore, 5th series.) [80518
Swee 27,1911; 2 e. Dee. 26,
1911; B 273714; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
GuHost (A) story; by Otto Hackh;
piano. [30514
©) Dee 27, 1911: 2.¢ Dec. 26,
1911; EK 2738711; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
GoD BE IN MY HEAD; words from
Sarum primer, 1558, music by C. H.
Kitson ; mixed voices. 4to. (Church
| choir library, no. 124.) [80515
| (Om Wee 22) 1911: 2-c. Dec. 23,
1911; EF 273556; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London.
_ GOLD’NE TAGE; text von Erich Langen,
musik von Adolf Kirchl, op. 76, no.
2; fiir maAnnerchor mit bass solo;
partitur und stimmen. 8vo. (Zwei
gedichte, no. 2.) [80516
©) Nov. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 380;
1911; H 2738984; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
GOLDEN (THE) LAND OF FAIRY TALES;
a fairy play, selection, by Heinrich
' Berte, arr. by Emil Kreuz; pf.
[80517
| © epee, @2,,1911- 2-¢ Dee. 28,
| 1911; E 273750; Metzler & co., Itd.,
Lendon.
—— waltz, by Heinrich Berté, arr. by
Oscar Fetras; pf. [380518
©yWee, 19, 191-2: ce Dee. 28,
1911; EH 273751; Metzler & co., Itd.,
, London.
| GOUNOD (CHARLES FRANCOIS) Fx, ites
' lui mes aveux (In the langua <-of
love); flower song from Faust, by
_ Ch. Gounod, annotated by Camilic
| Thurwanger. [80519
© Wee. 20, 1911; 2 ¢ Dee. 28,
1911; E 273791; Camille Thur-
wahger, Boston.
26596—12——_2
50526
GOUNOD (CHARLES FRANCOIS )—Contd.
——Si le bonheur (When in thy
vision) ; paroles de O. Pradére, mu-
Sique de Ch. Gounod, annotated by
Camille Thurwanger. [30520
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 « Dee. 28,
19): EY 273794: . Camille -Thur-
wanger, Boston.
— When smiling fortune (Quando a
te lieta) ; from the opera Faust, new
English version by Thomas Hanray,
composed by C. F. Gounod, ed. by
Edgardo Levi; mezzo sop. and con-
traltos no. in Gs noe 2 in: Aye nO.
in B flat. (Standard operatic songs
and aras, no. 27). [80521
(CWeer 23) 19> 2) es Deem2o.
1911; E 278689; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London.
|
GRADUS AD PARNASSUM; Sammlung von
etiiden fiir violine, von Ernst Heim.
Band X. (Hdition Schott, S—4720).
[80522
© Nov. 17, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1911;
E 273757; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany.
GRETELEIN; quartet. music by H.
Schorcht, ed. by Otto Wick; male
voices. S8vo. (Ausgewihlite min-
nerchore no. 63). [30523
@© Dec 27, 1911; 2 & Dee. 26;
1th QI
Belder, New York.
Grieg (EpvarpD Hacrrup) Solvejg’s
cradle-song; words after Henrik
Ibsen, English version by Dr. Theo-
dore Baker, music by E. Grieg,
transcribed by Louis Victor Saar;
Sop. solo and chorus of women’s
voices. 4to.
Luckhardt &
Boston, The Boston
musie co. (Quartets and choruses,
no. 741.) [80524
©) Dee, 28; 1911s 2 e. Dee. 30;
1911; E 274578; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
GROVER (J. MAYNARD) ‘Three songs;
music by J. M. Grover. 1. Deck not
with gems; words by T. H. Bayley.
2. She is not fair; words by Hartley
Coleridge. 3. A summer holiday;
words by Edward Oxenford.
[380525
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 28,
1911; E 278808; Watson, Wilcock
and co., ltd., London.
} GUITARRERO; by Franz Drdla, op. 88;
violin and piano. [30526
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 ce. Dec 29,
1911; E 273817; <Augener, Iltd.,
London.
1769
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30527
pt. 117, D2 si, y..G
HackH (O.) Melody (Melodie); by
O. Hackh, op. 408, no. 3; pf. [80527
©) ‘Dees 29,1911 > 2 e Dee? 27,
1911; H 273734; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
HAENDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH) Judas
Maccaboeus; oratorio de Haendel,
traduction francaise de M. de Rud-
der, annotée de F. A. Gevaert. 1.
Recit. et 2° arioso d’une Israélite,
mezzo-sop. 2. 1° arioso de Simon,
basse. (Répertoire francaise de
Yancien chant classique, no. 487,
438. ) [80528, 30529
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 26,
1911; E 278649-273650; Henry Le-
moine et cie., Paris.
1°* arioso d’une Israélite,
pour soprano. (Repertoire fran-
eaise de l’ancien chant classique, no.
438?'5,) [30530
©) Dee 135 A9it., 2c. becs126:
1911; EK 278651; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
HAIL TO THE U. S. ARMY; march mili-
taire, by August Grosch, arr. by
[Arthur Lang]; pf. [805381
© Jan. 4, 1912; 2 ec. Dec. 30, 1911;
Ki 274595; Rex publishing co., New
York.
HAINES (HERBERT BH.) Three wood-
land dances; by H. EH. Haines, arr.
by Perey E. Fletcher; military band.
(Boosey’s military journal no. 5,
181st series.) [805382
© Dec. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 26,
1911; EK 2738679; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
Hans DANSKE; opening chorus act 1,
words by Laura C. Geddes, music
Dy MM. ©: Blanchard, arr. “by C:
Bayer. [80533
© Dec. 6, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 5, 1911;
H 272028; Marie C. Blanchard, To-
ledo, O.
HarRP OF GOLD, for revivals, Sunday
SCHOOIS ge. .y 3. CULE DY: 5 al DE
Vaughan... 1912. [144] p. 12mo.
$0.30. [80534
© Dee 26; 191s) 2 ves Wee. 30,
1911; A 3805220; James David
Vaughan, Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
HEAVENLY (THE) STAR; words by J.
H. Rogers, music by H. J. Stewart;
high in G. Boston, The Boston music
CO. [30535
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 e Dec. 30,
1911; EH 274576; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
_
HELIODORE; words from the Greek of
Meleager, trans. by Andrew Lang,
music by Bothwell Thomson, in F.
[80536
© Dec. 27, 1911-2 ee Wee, 28,
E 278771; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don.
Henry KING; words by [Hilaire
Belloc], music by C. Dunlap. [30537
© 1 ¢.. Dec. Ty 1ettiene 2745811.
Carrie Dunlap, Jacksonville, II.
HERBSTLIED; text von Gustav Beer,
musik von Robert Stolz, op. 82;
[30538
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 30,
1911; EH 278885; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
HeERMIT’s (THE) NIGHT SONG (Der
einsiedler an die nacht); part song
gedicht v. Hichendorff, English ver-
sion by A. S. Garbett, musik v. Fr.
Aug. Kern, op. 52, rev. by Hugen
Klei; men’s voices. 8vo. [80539
© Dec. 29, 1911:>-2 © Dee*29,
1911; EH 278855; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Hipatco; danse andalouse, par A.
Landry, pour orchestre avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [30540
© Dec. 20, A191: SZ rem Dee, 26,
1911; E 2738639; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
Ho! EVERY ONE THAT THIRSTETH; an-
them, words from the Bible, music
by M. Kingston; bass solo with
chorus. S8vo. [80541
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1911; E 278919; Matthew Kingston,
Shortlands, Kent, England.
HORT, IHR MAGDELEIN; text von Hrich
Langer, musik yon Adolf Kirchl, op.
75, no. 4; mi&nnerchor mit bariton-
solo; partitur und stimmen. §8vo.
(Fiinf gedichte, no. 4). [80542
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ¢ Dec. 30, 1911;
E 273985; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
HoGMANAY; written and composed by
C. W. Murphy. [3805438
© Dee. 28, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 28,
1911; E 278776; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
HorA DE AMOR; danza-alborada, letra |
de Manuel M. Flores, mtsica de |
L. G. Jorda; para canto y piano.
[80544
©. Oct... 15,; 191 PAT eee. SU)
1911; EH 273959; Luis G. Jordé, Mex-
ico.
1770
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 14, 1911
30562
Hour (THE) OF LOVE (Heure du ber-
ger) ; serenade-pastorale, by A. Tel-
lier; piano. [30545
ewee 29, 1911; 2 & Dec. -30,
1911; E 273913; Jos. W. Stern & Co.,
New York.
HUTTERL-WALZER; nach motiven des
yaudevilles Alma wo wohnst du, ge-
sangstexte von Louis Taufstein,
musik yon Walter Kollo, arr. von
Ludwig Friedmann; klavier mit
uberlegtem text. [80546
fener, 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 30,
1911; E 273902; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
HUNDRED (A) FATHOMS DEEP; words
-by R. A. Cranshaw, music by Fred-
eric Mullen; bass or baritone.
[80547
eeiee 28, 1911- 2 c. Dec. 28,
1911; E 273805; Watson, Wilcock
and co., ltd., London.
HyMwN (Hymnus) ; part-song, words by
W. Sachs, English version by James
Francis Cooke, music by Hermann
Mohr, op. 8; men’s voices. S8vo.
[80548
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 29,
1911; E 273856; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
HYMNS FOR THE CHURCH. 1911. xxx,
tm, ot Pp. 12m0. $1.00.
[30549
ieee 22 AST: 2 c. Dec. -26,
1911; A 3805118; Century co., New
York.
I DON’T LIKE MUSIC; written and com-
posed by Herbert Rule and James
McGhee. [80550
eco, 2s, 1911-2 c. Dee. 28,
1911; E 273783; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
I’M TAKING THE OPEN AIR TREATMENT;
written and composed by Harry
Castling and C. W. Murphy.
[80551
© Pee. 29° 1911: 2 e: Dec. 29,
1911; HE 276008; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
I’ NUN P0ZZO AMURIGGIA; versi di Fran-
eesco Feola, musica di Gaetano
Lama. [80552
© Sept. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Oct. 9, 1911;
E 273499; Capolongo-Feola, Naples.
ICH MAL MIR EINEN REIZENDEN MANN;
aus Der Brettlk6nig, walzerlied,
gesangstexte von Rudolph Schanzer,
musik von Walter Kollo. [380553
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 e@ Dec. 30,
1911; E 278903; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
————— hss
ICH WEISS BESCHEID; text von Willy
Wolff, musik von Rudolph Nelson.
(Répertoire chat noir, no. 5.)
[80554
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 23, 1911;
KH 273563; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
IDIOTEN-TERZETT; text von O. A. Al-
berts, musik von Rudolph Nelson.
(Répertoire chat noir, no. 7.)
[30555
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 c. Nov. 23, 1911;
EK 273567; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin,
IF WE HAD NO MONEY IN THE WORLD;
written and composed by Chas. Col-
lins and Fred E. Terry. New York.
T. B. Harms, Francis, Day & Hunter.
[80556
©) Dee 28191 bs.2 e Dees, 2s.
191t; WH 23st; Erancis, Day &
Hunter, London.
IL Y AVAIT AUTREFOIS (There was one
time) ; par F. Paolo Frontini; piano.
(Petits tableaux, no. 6.) [80557
©. Nov, 21, 1911: 2 ¢. Dee 30;
1911; E. 273943; Carisch & Jani-
chen, Milan.
IMPRESSIONS; par Marcel MHoudret,
pour piano solo. no. 1-10. [80558
© Dee: 20° 191: 2 6 Vee 26;
1911; H 273581; Barrau, Paris.
IMPROMPTU ELEGIAC; by J. Kendrick
Pyne, ed. by A. EH. Hull; organ.
(Augener’s edition no. 10223, book
3). [30559
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ce Dee. 29,
1911; E 273818; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
IMPROVISATION; in the style of an old
earol, by B. Luard-Selby, ed. by
A. E. Hull; organ. (Augener’s ed.
no. 10224, book 4.) [380560
© Dee: 14, 191%: 2 € Dees 29;
1911; E 273823; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
IN LUSTIGEM REIGEN (Joyfullness) ; by
O. Hackh, op. 408, no. 5; pf. [80561
©) Dee 292 191t= 2er Dee 2k
1911; E 273736; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
IN BIVA AL MARE; romanze, parole di
E Panzacchi, musica di Mario Ta-
renghi, op. 58, no. 3. [30562
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2 e. Dee. 30,
1911; E 273949; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
Lil
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30565
IN THE DAYS GONE BY; words by Ar-
thur C. Finden, composed: by Her-
mann EH. Darewski, jr. [30563
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2) se.) Dee. 29,
1911; EH 278874; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
INCROYABLES (LES); marche élégante
de Paul Wachs, arr. par F. D. Mar-
chetti, pour orchestre, avec piano-
conducteur. 4to. [380564
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 e« Dec. 26,
1911; E 273688; Hmile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
INFIDELE (L’); poésie de Jacques Li-
nerais, musique de R. Saint-Aulaire.
[80565
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
EH 273674; Maurice Vieu et Jane
Vieu, Paris.
INGHELBRECHT (D. EH.) Nocturne; par
D. EK. Inghelbrecht; pour violoncelle
et orchestre; partition conducteur.
4to. [80566
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26,
1911; E 2738698; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris.
ITALIA (L’) A TRIPOLI; piccola fan-
tasia descrittiva, by G. Fontana; pf.
[380567
©) Dec, 23), 191 eh Dec, 2a,
1911; E 278728; M. V. Cardilli, New
York.
IVERNIA; arr. of Irish airs, by A. W.
Patterson; piano. London, Novello
co., ltd. [30568
©) Dee. 235 191d 2 en Dee. 126;
1911; E 2738707; Annie W. Patterson,
Cork, Ireland.
JAPANESE SOLDIER BOY; from the mu-
sical play The mousmé, words by
Percy Greenbank, music by Howard
Talbot. [80569
© Dee 23, 191 2 Ve. Wee: :26,
1911 ; E 278716; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
JE T’APPORTE MON COEUR; mélodie valse,
poéme par Pierre Chapelle, musique
de Raoul Soler. [380570
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 273579; Aux mélodies nouvelles,
Paris.
JOIN IN THE RANKS OF THE KING;
choral march, written and composed
by Wm. Lane Frost. 8vo. (Church
choralist, 80518). [380571
© Dee. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 26,
1911; E 273700; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
Dt. TE, ae Sey 8S
JOLI CARILLON; by Henry Weyts; pi-
ano. [380572
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 29,
1911; E 2738857; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
JOSHU-AH; written and composed by
George Arthurs and Bert Lee. (Six
penny popular ed., no. 808.) [80573
© Dec. 21; 191%; 2 epee) 28,
1911; EH 278778; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
JOUEURS (LES) DE CORNE MUSE (The
bag-pipers); par. F. Paolo Fron-
tini; piano (Petits tableaux, no. 5).
[80574
© Nov, 21, °d9it i oew wes. 30.
1911; EK 278944; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
JOYOUS SPRING (FRUHLING); part
song, words by Maria Coellen, Hng-
lish yersion by H. B. MacCoy, music
by Jos. Schwartz; men’s voices.
(Octavo ed., no. 6188.) [80575
© Dec. 27, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 27,
1911; E 278719; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
JUDAS MACCABOEUS. See Haendel
(G. F.)
IXATINKA-CZARDAS; par G. Michiels,
pour orchestre, avec piano-conduc-
teur. Ato. [30576
© Dee: 20, 191i oem wee! 26;
1911; E 273640; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
KELLY LAND; two-step, by Harry Wood,
arr. by M. Retford; military band.
(Boosey’Ss new supplemental jour-
nal no. 96.) [80577
© Dec. 23, 1912: 2) @. Dee: 26,
1911; . 203017. Wires Day, 1s
Hunter, London.
KERBSTONE, K. C.; written and com-
posed by Tom Wick; unacc.
[80578
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 28,
1911; E 2738779; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
IXONNTE TROST; text von Friedr. Rtick-
ert, musik von Kamillo Horn, op.
58, no. 1; gesang und klavier.
[80579
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 « Dee. 30,
1911; E 278965; C. FE. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
1772
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 14, 1911
KoRNBLUMEN UND HEIDE-KRAUT; ged.
von Georg von Dyherrn, musik von
Gustay vy. Rossler; fiir minnerchor ;
partitur und stimmen. 8vo. (Mén-
nerchor kompositionen no. 6).
[380580
mS woy. 29, 1911: 2 ce. Dec. 30,
1911; H 273930; Johann André,
Offenbach, Germany.
LASSALLE-MARSCH ; quartet, musik von
J. Breuer, bearbeitet von W. R.;
male voices. S8vo. (Ausgewihlte
miinnerchore, no. 79). [80581
Giavec. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 26,
1911; E 273715; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
LEAD KINDLY LIGHT (Tyrd, oleu
mwyn); words by Cardinal New-
man, Welsh version by H. Elvet
Lewis, music by D. Pughe-Evans;
in F. [80582
(ec, 27, 1911; 2 ¢. Dee. 28,
1911; EH 273772; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
LENZ (DER) IST GEKOMMEN; text von
Julius Wolff, musik von Carl Reu-
ther, op. 12, no. 2; fiir 3 stimmigen
frauenchor oder solo-terzett, mit
begleitung des pianoforte. Partitur.
8vo. (Zwei lieder, no. 2)
[80588
© Noy. 29, 1911: 2 c. Dec. 30,
1911; EH 273966; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
LET ME PUT MY CLOGS ON, DO; words
and music by C. W. Murphy.
[80584
Opec, 29, 1911: 2 ¢., Dec, 29,
1911; E 273868; Francis, Day &°
Hunter, London.
LET ME WHISPER; valse, by B. S. Don-
aldson. London. Joseph Williams,
ltd. [80585
Gm iee, 22) 1911-> 2 « Dec. 23,
1911; E 273738; B. S. Donaldson,
London.
LIED (DAS) VON GRAMMOPHON; aus
der posse, Losgelassen, text von
Max Reichardt, musik von Walter
Kollo. [80586
© Wee is, 1911: 2 «: Dee: 28,
1911; E 273571; Drei masken ver-
lag, Munich, Germany.
LIEDER EINES FALTERS; dichtung von
Ludwig Finckh, musik von Konrad
Ramrath, op. 20, no. 1-5. Komplett.
[80587
ro) Nove 21, 191k: 2) ©. Dee 30,
1911; E 273894; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, g. m. b. h., Cologne, Germany.
30596
Lire (THE) GUARD; march, by W.
Martin; fife. [80588
© 1c Dec. 6, 1911: My2T4592.
Wm. Martin, Jersey City.
LITTLE BOY BLUE; operetta in two acts,
adapted from the German of Ru-
dolph Schanzer and Carl Lindau,
by A. E. Thomas and E. A. Paul-
ton, lyrics by Grant Stewart, ed-
ited by J. Bodewalt Lampe, music
by Henri Berény; vocal score.
[80589
©) Dee. 20; 1911: 27c 7) Deer 20}
1911; EH 274548; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York.
LITTLE DREAMS OF GOLD; words by AlI-
fred H. Hyatt, music by Marie
Horne. [80590
Ke) Dec: 28). 19k 2 eG. Dee. 25;
1911; E 278774; Weekes & co., Lon-
don, England.
LONDONBOY (DER); aus dem vaude-
ville Alma wo wohnst du, gesangs-
texte von Louis Tauftein, musik von
Walter Kollo; fiir eine singstimme
eingerichtet. [380591
©) Wee 30, 1911: 2 ce) Dee: 30,
1911; E 2738905; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
Lotos (THE) FLOWER. See Schumann
(R. A.)
LovE, AND A RIVER; words by Arthur
Lord, music by Frederic Mullen.
[30592
©) Dee; 28. 1911's, 2 ec; Dees 23
1911; E 273806; Watson, Wilcock
and co., Jtd., London.
LOVE IN THE MEADOWS; words by G.
Hubi-Newcombe, music by Percy HE.
Pletcher: 1. In C..°2. In BH flat.
[30593, 30594
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ec. each Dec.
30, 1911; E 273921, 273922; Novello
& co., ltd., London.
and music by
L. Pederzani. [80595
© bec! its 191A 2 ie: Dee! 326;
1911; E 274196; Lawrence Peder-
zani, Rochester, N. Y.
LOVE’S DAWN; words
LOVE’S GOLDEN SHORE; Bedouin love
song, lyric and melody by P. C.
Seward, arr. by Thornton Cole.
[80596
© 1 e¢. Dec. 6, 1911; EH 274591;
Pearl Charlton Seward McLean,
New York.
1773
30597
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
LOVE’S LYRE; poem by Thomas Hood,
music by P. A. Tirindelli; no. 2 in
G flat. [80597
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1911; EH 278877; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
Lovinec (THE) CUP; words by Jeff T.
Branen, music by August Grosch,
arr. by [Arthur Lang]. [30598
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 30,
1911; E 274596; Rex publishing co.,
New York.
LULU MEIN LIEBLICHES BRAUTCHEN;
aus der operette Der brettlkonig,
text von Rudolf Schanzer, musik
von Walter Kollo. [80599
© Dec. 80, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 30,
1911; EH 278906; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
LUNA D’ESTATE; Stornello, parole di
Riccardo Mazzola, musica di F.
Paolo Tosti; no. 1 soprano o tenore.
[380600
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c@ Dec. 29,
1911; EH 273841; G. Ricordi & ©co.,
Milan.
LypIA; gavotta di C. Januske, ridu-
zione dell’autore per piccola orches-
tra. no. 118553. [30601
(© Dee. 28, 19011; 2 ec. Dec. 29,
1911; E 273842; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
MA TENDRESSE; valse lente di Cesare
Fumel, riduzione di Silvio Pezzoli,
per piccola orchestra. no. 113552.
[30602
© Dee. 28, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 29,
1911; E 2738848; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
MADCHENSTOLZ; nach einem alten text,
musik von Victor Keldorfer, op. 80;
fir ménnerchor; partitur und stim-
men. S8vo. [30603
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 380,
1911; E 273986; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
MAIDEN OF DREAMS; words and music
by Axel Raoul Wachtmeister, Hng-
lish translation by Georgina Frances
Jones. (Four songs for low voice,
no. 1.) [30604
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ec Nov. 20,
1911; HE 270544; A. R. Wachtmeister,
Rattvik, Sweden.
MAIDEN WITH THE EYES OF AZURE
(Madchen mit den blauen augen) ;
part song volkslied von der Nahe,
English version by F. S. Law, music
by Karl Becker, harmonized by
Eugen Klee; men’s voices. S8vo.
[380605
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 29,
1911; E 278858; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
MANAS (V.) Tres romanzas sin pala-
bras; par V. Manas, para piano.
La coleccion completa. [380606
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1911; E 278979; Otto y Arzoz,
Mexico.
Marcu TO MARBLE ARCH; written and
composed by Herbert Rule and
James McGhee. [30607
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 28,
1911; EH 278784; B. Feldman & co.,
Lendon.
MARCHE DES’ TROTTINS PARISIENS;
paroles de P. Chaffange et M. Mazet,
musique de A. de Mauprey et M.
Jacquet. [30608
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26,
1911; EH 278634; Joubert, Paris.
MARIANNINA STA. MALATA; versi di
Arturo Matacea and [N. di Palma],
musica di Arturo Matacea; canto e
mandolino. [80609
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Dee. 27,
1911; EH 278722; A. Matacea, New
York.
MARIE£E DE VILLAGE; féte paysanne de
A. Landry, arr. par F.. D. Marchette,
pour orchestre, avec piano-conduc-
teur. 4to. [80610
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dee 26,
1911; E 278641; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
MARIONETTES (LES) ; marionettentanz,
by Carl Bohm, op. 396, no. 3; piano.
[30611
© Dee. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26,
1911; EH 273683; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
MASHED POTATOES; a classy rag march,
by C. L. Woolsey, arr. by Otto Zim-
merman; orch. 4to. [380612
© Dec. 20, 1911: 2c) Dec: 26.9
1911; E 274601; C. L. Woolsey,
Braymer, Mo.
MATILDA; words by [Hilaire Belloc]
musie by C. Dunlap. [380613
©1e. Dec. 11, 1911; E 274582;
Carrie Dunlap, Jacksonville, Ill.
1774
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 14, 1911
Mavv; words and music by Chas.
Osborne; New York. T. B. Harms,
Francis, Day and Hunter. [80614
wee, 28, 1911: 2 ¢ Dee. 28,
1911; E 273780; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
MAY BELLS CHIMING (Maigléckchen) :
polka mazurka, by Julius Holzer;
piano. [30615
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 c Dee. 29,
1911; E 278859; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
MEET ME JEANNIE WHEN YOU'RE COM-
ING THRO’ THE RYE; written and
composed by Mamie Fenton. [80616
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 28,
1911; E 278785; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
MEISSNER PORZELLAN; gavotte, von Fr.
Alberti, op. 35, fiir piano. [30617
© Nov. 24, 1911: 2 ec Dec. 30,
1911; E 278892; J. G. Seeling, Dres-
den, Germany.
MEISTERSINGER-VORSPIEL
(R.) 3806173.
MENUET; from Suite in alter form,
von Efrem Zimbalist; violine und
piano. [30618
lon mee. &) 1911: 2 ¢-Dee. 28,
1911; E 273762; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
See Wagner
Merry (THE) HUSBANDS; two-step
par Osborne Roberts, pour piano.
[30619
wea is 1911 2 c. Dec. 26;
1911; EH 273576; Almar, Paris.
METHODE D’ENSEMBLE RAPIDE A L’ USAGE
DES ENSTRUMENTS A VENT; par P.-A.
Vidal; instruments en ut. 32mo.
[80620
Wee: 20, 1911: 2 c Dee... 26,
1911; E 273697; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
METODO D’ ESCERCIZI TECNICI; di Bruno
Mugellini, per pianoforte. 1. Libro
G2) 2 Libro 7. [80621-80622
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2 ec each Dec.
30, 1911; E 278939; 273940; Carisch
& Jinichen, Milan.
METODO DI ESERCIZI TECNICI; di Bruno
Mugellini; piano. Libro 5. [30623
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
TO; E 2738880; CGarisch & Ji-
nichen, Milan.
30633
METODO PARA APRENDER EL VIOLIN de
Charles de Bériot, editado y revisa-
do por Georg Lehmann. Primera
parte. 4to. (Schirmer’s library of
musical classics. v. 1086.) [80624
© Dee.2 18) 1911-42, Dee: 19:
1911; A 806028; G. Schirmer, New
York.
MEYERBEER (GIACOMO) With courage
and faith; coronation march, words
by Gertrude Knox Willis, music by
G. Meyerbeer, arr. by Alfred J. Sil-
ver; mixed yoices. (Fischer’s oc-
tavo ed. no. 3514.) [80625
© Dee. 22, 1911:-2-e& Dee 2s;
1911; E 273555; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
MIONA WALTZES; by T. Livsey; piano.
[80626
© Jan. 1, 1912; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1911;
E 273796; Thomas Livsey, Fall
River, Mass.
Morrat (ALFRED) Six morceaux fa-
ciles; par <A. Moffat; violon et
piano. (Edition Schott, S-8576).
[80627
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 28,
1911; E 273761; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
MOMENT MUSICAL; par A. Zuckerman,
op. 4. 1. Violoncelle et piano.
[30628, 30629
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ec. each Dec.
207) AOU OH 213150. ator =| rr.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
Mo6rk (EMANUEL) Intermezzo; par
H. Moor, op. 124, pour piano. [80630
Ke) Dee. 20). 1911 = 2ee., Dee: 26.
1911; E 278656; A. Zunz, Mathot,
Paris.
Prélude; par E. Modr, op. 123,
pour violon et piano. [30631
©! Dee. 20, 1911 2 « Dec 26:
1911; EH 273661; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris.
— — pour violoncelle et piano.
[30632
©) Dec. 13; 1911> 2c. Dee 26:
1911; E 273662; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris.
MoRGENS WILLSTE NICH; ein Berliner
gassenhauer, text und musik von
Emil Hartmann. [30633
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2c. Nov. 23, 1911;
EK 273564; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
1775
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30634
pt. Tr Wy Sty v6
MoRGENWANDERUNG ;
Langer, musik von Adolf Kirchl, op.
75, no. 5; fur munnerchor mit bari-
tonsolo: partitur und stimmen. S8vo.
(Funf gedichte, no. 5). [380634
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 30,
1911; EH 273987 ; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
Mozart (WOLFGANG AMADEUS) Ga-
votte aus Idomeneo; oper von Mo-
zart bearbeitet von Konrad Ram-
rath, fiir violine und klavier. [380635
© Nov.) 21) aside 2 yeh) Dee. 30,
1911; EH 273893; Tischer & Jagen-
berg, g. m. b. h., Cologne, Germany.
My BONNIE HIELAN’ LASSIE; words and
musie by A[ndrew] W. Murdison.
[30636
© Dee. 23, 1911; 2 e¢. -Dee. 26,
1911; HK 273749; A. W. Murdison,
Buffalo.
My HEART IS TORN AND BLEEDING; words
and musie by Mrs. H. B. Chase.
[30637
C) Dee Ts) Ot 3 2c Dee. 26,
1911; EK 274677; Mrs. Howard B.
Chase, West Hdmeston, N. Y.
My MOTHER TONGUE (Muttersprache) ;
part song, words by Max von Schen-
kendorf, English version by Edward
Knapp, music by Friedrich Hegar;
men’s voices. 8vo. [80638
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 29,
1911; EK 2738860; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
My SOUTHERN OCTOROON; words by
EKric Brown, musie by Arthur A.
Penn. [30659
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 30,
1911; EH 273932; Bach & co., London.
N’en doutez plus, marquis; gavotte,
par Francois Simon; pour orchestre
avee piano conducteur. 4to.
[30640
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 26,
1911; HK 273698; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
NELSON (RupoLPH) Drei tanze; text
von O. A. Alberts, musik von R.
Nelson. (Repertoire chat noir,
no. 2.) [80641
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2c. Nov. 28, 1911;
EH 273559; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
valse, by G. Fontana; pf.
[30642
© Dee.’ (23, AGIA 2) eh wee. (27,
1911; BE 273729; M. V. Cardilli, New
York.
NETTIE ;
text von Hrich | NicHt (A) In May; vocal waltz, words
by Gertrude Knox Willis, music by
Alfred J. Silver; chorus for mixed
voices. (Fischer’ S octavo ed. no.
3545. ) [30643
© Dec. 22; 19d 2 ec. Dec. 23,
1911; E 273554; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York.
NOBODY BOTHERS ABOUT ME; words by
Naomi Chapman, music by Ch. Man-
chester. [30644
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 30,
1911; E 274588; Fred G. Haberlein
& co., New York.
Noces (LES) DE LA PRINCESSE; by Al-
bert Landry; pf. (La belle au bois
dormant, no. 6.) [80645
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 26, 1911;
H 273588; Costallat et cie., Paris.
NocTURNE; poéme symphonique, d’
aprés l’archet de Charles Cros, par
Georges Sporck, pour 2 pianos 4
mains. [30646
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 26,
1911; E 278673; G. Sporck, Paris.
NOCTURNE C MINOR; prelude, [and]
Epigram A flat, postlude, by Adolph
M. Foerster, op. 77, no. 1 & 2; organ.
[80647
© Dec. 26, 1910-92 eG Dee, 27,
1911; E 274585; Adolph N. Foerster,
Pittsburgh.
NORWAY REVISITED; three dances, by
Frederic Mullen; piano. Contents :—
No. 1. Holmenkollen. 2. Lovstakken.
3. North Cape. i1st suite. [30648
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c@ Dee. 28,
1911; E 273807; Watson, Wilcock
and co., ltd., London.
NOTTURNINO; by M. A. Salvati; pf.
[30649
© Dec. 23; A9its 2 er wee 2G
1911; BH 273727; M. V. Cardilli, New
York.
Now; words by Githa Sowerby, music
by FEF. Paolo Tosti; no. 1 in A.
[30650
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 29,
1911; BH 273844; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
Now Gop BE WITH US; musie by Har-
old Key, mixed voices. 4to. (Stainer
& Bell’s church choir library, no.
130.) [380651
©) Dee. 22, 191d9)2) ey Deel 25;
1911; EH 273557; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London.
1776
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 14, 1911
30667
NUN GEHT DER MOND DURCH WOLKEN-
NACHT; text von Theodor Storm,
musie von Carl Reuther, op. 12, no.
1; ftir dreistimmigen frauenchor
oder solo-terzett mit begleitung des
pianoforte. Partitur. S8vo. (Zwei
lieder, no. 1). [380652
© Noy. 29, 1911: 2 c. Dec. 380,
1911; E 273967; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
NypiIA; valse, by F. C. Windeatt, arr.
by M. Betford; military band.
(Boosey’s new supplemental jour-
nal, no. 96). [380653
©rDee 23, 1911; 2 c. Dec 26,
1911; H 273678; Francis, Day &
Hunter, London.
© AtumMA ALMA ALMA DU; aus dem
vaudeville Alma wo wohnst du,
duett, gesangtexte von Louis Tauf-
stein, musik von Ludwig Friedmann ;
fiir eine singstimme eingerichtet.
[80654
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 80,
1911; E 273908; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
O DU MEIN TRAUTES SCHLAFGEMACH ;
text von Gustav Beer, musik von
Robert Stolz, op. 79. [30655
@wNove 20,1911: 2 ¢. Dec. 30,
1911; H 273886; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna.
’O FERITO ’E TRIPULE; Seguito di ’a
guerra a Tripule, versi di A. Mata-
cea, musica di G. Camerlingo; mand.
e canto. [30656
© Dee 15, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 27,
1Gid Hh 2io120; Arturo Matacea,
New York.
O THOU CLEAR SHINING HEAVEN; part
song, words by Rob. Reinick, Eng-
lish version by F. S. Law, music by
Friedrich Silcher; men’s’ voices.
Svo. [30657
Ow Dee, 295 1911-2. e Dee. 29,
1911; E 2738861; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
O WHITHER WOULD YE GO; Christmas
earol, words by Anthony Deane, mu-
sic by Fred W. Wadely. 16mo.
(Christmas carols, no. 11). [80658
© Dee. 27, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 28,
1911; EH 278798; Stainer & Bell, lid.,
London.
OBSTINATION; words by Francis Cop-
pée, music by H. de Fontenailles,
annotated by Camille Thurwanger ;
mezzo sop. or baritone. [30659
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 28,
1911: EH 273792; Camille. Thur-
wanger, Boston.
OF A’ THE AIRTS THE WIND CAN BLAW;
part song, words by Robert Burns,
melody by J. L. Hatton, arr. by Wil-
frid Shaw; baritone solo and male
chorus. 4to. [30660
© Dee. 27, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26,
1911; E 2738701; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London.
OFFERING OF PRAISE... ed. and comp.
by J. Lincoln Hall, C. Austin Miles,
Adam Geibel. Philadelphia, New
York [ete.] Hall-Mack company,
IO 224 op. \2mo. $0.25:
[380661
©) Deen 2, 19 2 le Dec a25:
1911; A 3803618; Hall-Mack o.,
Philadelphia.
OFFICE (THE) OF THE HoLy CoMMU-
NION IN EH}; response to the Command-
ments, music by J. Eckersley. S8vo.
[380662
@~ Dee 27, 191k: 2 es Dee! 28;
1911; EH 273799; J. Eckersley, Lang-
ley, England.
OH HOW I MISS YOU DEARIE WHEN YOU
ARE FAR FROM ME; words and music
by G. J. L. Gaudiosi, arr. by Joseph
Gaudiosi. [80663
© 1c. Dee. 16, 1911; EH 273802;
Gerald J. L. Gaudiosi, New York.
OH, LA TUA BOCCA; romanza, versi di
A. M. Gianeila, musica di Angelo
Bettinelli, per soprano o tenore.
no. 1138847. [30664
©) Deer 23) 491s 2° e.. Dec: a29;
4911; E 273845; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
Ou! YoU HAREM SKIRT; words and
musie by N. F. Allan. [30665
©. Dec) 23, 1911 2 ce Weer 23;
1911; EH 273803; Norman Fraser
Allan, Toronto, Canada.
O1seAu (L’) BLEU; polka fantaisie
par Georges Hamel, op. 48, pour
piano. [30666
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 273669; Mélodia, Paris.
ON THE BANKS OF ALLAN WATER; part-
song, arr. by R. G. Thompson; mixed
voices. 4to. (The choral handbook,
no. 60986. ) [80667
©, Dee; 8.) ddd 2 en Dee: 226;
1911: E 273739; J. Curwen & sons,
ltd., London.
W777
30668
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. Int as y..6
O'NEILL (NORMAN) Two dances;
from the play The gods of the moun-
tain, by N. O'Neill, op. 41; piano.
Contents:—1. Dance of wine. 2.
Sacrificial dance. [30668
© Nov. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 28,
1911; E 278770; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
OUR PLEDGE OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR,
and Thy will be done; words and
music by J. S. Boyd. [30669
© Apr. 18, 1911; 2 ce. May 6,1911;
E 256863; J. S. Boyd, N. Fargo,-N.
Dak.
PALESTRA (LA) COMENSE; marcia di
C. Adolfo Bossi, riduzione dell
autore, per piccola orchestra. no.
113757. [380670
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 29,
1911; EH 278838; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
PASSE-PIED; par Paul Rougnon; 1. 2
violons. 2. Violon et violoncelle.
Avee ace. de pf. (Piéces archaiques
concertantes, no. 3.) [80671, 30672
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ce. each Dee. 26,
1911; EH 278597, 273598; Costallat
et cie., Paris.
PASSING (THE) GUARD; march, by W.
Martin; fife. [80673
© 1e¢. Dec. 6, 1911; EH. 274598;
Wm. Martin, Jersey City.
PASTEL No. 1; from Drei pastelle, by
Sigfrid Karg-Hlert, op. 92, ed. by
AY OH. Bull; vorgan. (Augener’s
edition no. 10226, book 6.) [380674
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 29,
1911; E 273816; Augener, itd., Lon-
don.
PASTEL NO. 2; from Drei pastelle, by
Sigfrid Karg-Hlert, op. 92, ed. by A.
EK. Hull; organ. (Augener’s edition
no. 10224, book 4.) [80675
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 29,
1911; E 273821; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
PASTIME WITH GOOD COMPANY; words
and melody by Henry VIII, arr.
with old harmonies by Geoffrey
Shaw. 4to. [30676
©. Dee:; 27 A912 ec) Dec. (26,
1911; E 273702; J. Curwen & Sons,
ltd., London.
PATER NOSTER; musique de Joseph
Bonnet, op. 8, no. 1, pour ténor solo,
avee ace. d’orgue. 4to. [30677
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 26,
1911; E 273642; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
PLAISIR D’ AMOUR (The joys of love) ;
paroles de Florian, musique de Mar-
tini, annotated by Camille Thur-
wanger. [80678
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 28,
1911; E 273793; Camille Thurwan-
ger, Boston.
PLAYING PIANO BY EAR AND READING
MUSIC AT SIGHT [by Charles H.
Viehl] cover-title, [19] p. obl.
24mo. $1.00. [80679
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 23,
1911; A 806113; T. R. Johnson, St.
Louis.
PoLKA (LA) DES GRENOUILLES; ou, La
Polka des bonniches; paroles de
Boud’ Nor, musique de Casabianca.
[80680
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 ec Dec 26,
1911; E 273583; Casabianea, Paris.
PoLuitT (ARTHUR W.) ‘Three cathe-
dral preludes; by A. W. Pollitt, ed.
by A. E. Hull; organ; no.1-8. (Au-
gener’s ed. no. 10226, book 6).
[30681
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 29, 1911;
EH 273814; Augener, ltd., London.
PoLLY PERKINS; two step, by Bertram
Lestrange; piano. [380682
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c Dee. 29,
1911; EK 278876; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
POLNISCHER TANZ; von M. Biskupska;
piano. [380683
© Nov. 18, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1911; E 2738934; M. Bishupska, Ber-
lin.
PoLONAISE;: par Wmile R. Blanchet, op.
15, no. 8, pour piano. [30684
© . Oct.” 2, 191-2 en ewee: 30;
1911; E 273889; Rozsavolgyi & co.,
Budapest, Hungary.
POPULAR DANCE (Lasabotiére de Gys-
ka); par Leo Pouget; pour orchestre
avec piano conducteur. 4to. [30685
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26,
1911; E 278691; Costallat et cie,
Paris.
POSTLUDE NO. 2 IN EH MINOR; by KE.
Beck-Slinn, ed. by A. E. Hull; organ.
(Augener’s edition no. 10223, book
3). [30686
© Dee. 14, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 29,
1911; E 278820; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
1778
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 14, 1911
30706
PouR SOUVENIR; erinnerung, by Carl
Bohm, op. 396, no. 1; piano. [30687
© Dec. 26, 1911; 2 c@ Dec. 26,
1911; E 273684; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
POURQUOL N’AS-TU RIEN DIT;
chantée, par A. Leducq; piano.
[30688
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 380,
1911; E 273916; L. Digoudé-Diodet,
Paris. —
valse
PRAELUDIUM ETFUGA. See Bach (J.S.)
PRELUDE ON THE PLAIN-SONG, VEXILLA
REGIS; by Edward C. Bairstow, ed.
by A. H. Hull; organ. (Augener’s
edition no. 10223, book 8). [80689
© Dec. 14, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 29,
1911; E 273819; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
PrReTTy MapcE; intermezzo, par Leo
Pouget; pour orchestre avec piano
conducteur. 4to. [380690
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26,
1911; EH 273692; Costallat et cie,
Paris.
PROCLAIM YE HIS NAME; words by
[Elsie Duncan Yale,] music by Al-
fred Judson. (Christmas anthems,
no. 171.) [80691
@yOcn 26," 1911: 2 -¢ Dee. 21,
1911; HE 271794; Hall-Mack co., Phil-
adelphia.
PUBLICITY RAG; by Henry P. Menges;
pf. [80692
Or Dee, 18: 1911: 2 e¢ Dee: 22,
1911; E 274590; Charles H. Loomis,
New Haven.
QUAND TON SOURIRE ME SURPRIT...;
poésie de Armand Sylvestre, mu-
Sique de Gabriel Robert. [80693
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 273601; Costallat et cie., Paris.
QuEBEC-MONTREAL; marche Améri-
caine, par Léon Dequin; orch. avec.
pf. conducteur. 4to. [380694
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
EH 2738745; G. Ondet, Paris.
REBECCA; words by [Hilaire Belloc],
music by C. Dunlap. [80695
©1c Dee. 11, 1911; E 274583;
Carrie Dunlap, Jacksonville, I].
REFRAINS DES JEUNES; 15 chansons et
rondes anciennes, par Yvette Guil-
bert, harmonisées par Gustav Fer-
rari; chant et piano. [380696
© Nov. 27, 1911; 2 @ Dec -28
1911; E 2738763; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
REITER’ LIEDCHEN (The little horse-
mans) ; by O. Hackh, op. 408, no. 2;
DE. [30697
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 27%,
1911; E 278733; Luckhardt & Bel-
der, New York.
REMEMBER NOT, LORD, OUR OFFENCES};
words from the litany, music by J.
W. G. Hathaway, op. 45, no. 1; solo
and chorus. 4to. (Stainer & Bell’s
church choir library, no. 128.)
[30698
© Dec. 22, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 23,
1911; EK 278558; Joseph W. G. Hath-
away, London.
REQUIEM; god, von Friedrich Hebbel,
musik von Heinrich Riicklos.
[80699:
© Nov. 27,. 1911; 2 © Dee. 30,
1911; E 2738980; Raabe & Plothow,
Berlin.
Rest (THE) OF THE EVENING; written
and composed by Nelson Jackson.
[30700
©) Deen 29) 1911: 2) ey Deer .29,
1911; E 273870; Reynolds & co.,
London.
REVEIL; mélodie, poésie de Paul Col-
lin, musique de Edouard Filament,
pour mezzo-soprano. [30701
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 26,
1911; E 278635; C. Joubert, Paris.
REVEIL (LE) DE LA PRINCESSE; par Al-
bert Landry; pf. (La belle au bois
dormant, no. 5.) [30702
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ¢. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 273589; Costallat et cie., Paris.
REVERENCES; gavotte par R. de Miero,.
pour piano. [80703
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 ce Dec. 26,
1911; E 273578; Aubert et Matheis-
sen, Paris.
REVERIE; par F. Paolo Frontini; pi-
ano. (Petits tableaux, no. 1).
; [30704
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2 « Dec. 30,
1911; EH 273945; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
words by Walter EH. Grogan, mu-
sic by Ethel Read; in B. flat. [80705
© Dec. 15, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 28,
1911; E 273753; Metzler & co., Itd.,
London.
RHAPSODIE; par Emanuel Modr, op. 98,.
pour grand orchestre; Partition.
[ 30706:
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 26,
1911; E 273668; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris.
17,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. DE ess ve. G
30707
RHENISH (THE) HUNTSMAN (Der
Jiger aus Kurpfalz); part song,
English version by Edward Knapp,
volksweise, arr. by A. v. Othegraven ;
men’s voices. S8vo. [380707
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 c@ Dec. 29,
1911; E 273862; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
RICORDI VILLERECCI; raccontino, versi e
musica di EH. A. Mario. [30708
© Nov. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1911; EH 273881; A. Forlivesi e C.,
Florence, Italy.
RITOURNELLE; paroles de F. de Spen-
vier, musique de H. Fuchs, op. 11.
[30709
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 273602; Costallat et cie., Paris.
RitTrRosA (LA); poesi di Luigi Mor-
andi, musica di Renato Brogi. 1.
Mezzo-sop. o baritono. 2. Sop. or
tenor. [380710, 30711
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2 c. each Dee.
30, 1911; E 273946, 273947; Carisch
& Jainichen, Milan.
ROBERT (GABRIEL) Chanson; poésie
de Victor Hugo, musique de G.
Robert, op. 32; pf. [80712
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 273591; Costallat et cie., Paris.
ROGER BONTEMPS; marche, by Aimé
Lachaume; orch. 4to. [30713
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2 « Dee. 26,
1911; E 273603; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
RONDA DI NOTTE; versi e musica di
E. A. Mario. [80714
© Nov. 238, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1911; E 273954; A. Forlivesi & co.,
Florence, Italy.
RONDEAU; mélodie, paroles de John
Pisteur, musique de EH. Fuchs, op. 15.
[380715
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911:
E 273604; Costallat et cie., Paris.
RONDINI; romanza, versi di Luigi
Orsini, musica di Angelo Bettinelli,
per mezzo-sop. o baritono. no.
118848. [380716
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 29,
19113 EH 273846; G. Ricordi & Co.,
Milan.
RopartTz (J. Guy) Soixante lecons de
solfége; a changement de clefs, en
trois volumes, par J. Guy Ropartz;
edition sans accompagnement; 2°
volume. Svo. [30717
©) Dee. 20) MO =e 2c) Dees 26,
1911; E 273699; Emile Leduc, P.
Bertrand & cie., Paris.
ROSES AND SONG; words by Joseph
Lewis, music by James Coleman; no.
1 -m:D- flak, [30718
© Nov. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 30, 1911;
E 273952; City music pub. co., Lich-
field, England.
RosiE; words and music by Frederic
Norton. [80719
© Dec. 23, 1911-7 oe Dee 26,
1911; E 278717; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
RuBATO; valzer lente e capriccioso, by
Henry Burck; pf. [30720
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 80,
1911; E 274599; E. Tiersch, New
York.
Sac’ HANSCHEN, WARUM; text von
O. A. Alberts, musik von Rudolph
Nelson. (Répertoire chat noir, no.
6.) [80721
©: Nov. 6, 191432 ¢eu Nov. 23,
1911; HK 273565; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock, Berlin.
St. LuBIN (S. DE) Sechs capricien
oder etiiden; von S. de St. Lubin,
op. 8, revidiert und bearbeitet von
E. Kross; violine. (Edition Schott,
S-304). [380722
© Nov. 27, 1911:42 eee. 28,
1911; E 2738764; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
SALAMBO; two-step par Osborne Rob-
erts, pour piano. [30723
© Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dee. 26, 1911;
E 273577; Almar, Paris.
SALUTO; romanze, parole di N. Donati,
musica di Mario Tarenghi, op. 58
no. 2. 30724
© Nov. 21, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 30,
1911; E 273950; Carish & Janichen,
Milan.
SALUTS (LES) GREGORIENS; chants en
Vhonneur de la B® Jeanne d’Arc,
ace. de Abbé F. Brun, pour orgue
ou harmonium, 9° série, nos. 25 et 26.
[30725
©» Dee. 20, 19112) 2 c) Dee: 26,
1911; E 273628; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
chants en Vhonneur de Saint Jo-
seph, ace. par ’Abbé F. Brun, pour
orgue ou harmonium. 8° série. 1°
livraison, no. 21. [30726
© Dec. 20, 1914292 es Dee 26;
1911; E 273627; Janin fréres, Lyon,
France.
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no. 14, 1911
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
30746
SaLuts (LES) GREGORIENS—Continued.
chants en Vhonneur de la Ste.
Vierge, acc. par Abbé F. Brun,
pour orgue ou harmonium, T° série.
1. 7° livraison, no. 46. 2. 8° livrai-
son, no. 47. 3. 4° livraison, nos. 1
et 48. [30727-80729
© Dee. 20, 1911; 2c. each Dec. 26,
1911; E 273629-273631 ; Janin fréres,
Lyon, France.
chants en l’honneur de la T. Ste.
Vierge, ace. par Abbé FEF. Brun, pour
orgue ou harmonium. 5° livraison,
nos. 14 et 14"'*. 6° livraison, no. 18.
. [30730, 30731
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c. each Dee. 26,
Pins) 2iaboo, 2ieG26; Janin
fréres, Lyon, France.
SARASA; nouvelle dance, march and
two-step, by Juan Valverda, arr. by
Sophus Jergensen; band. 4to.
[80732
wWmibee 2, 1911:'2 ec Dee. 28,
1912; EH 273801; Jos. W. Stern &
co., New York.
SCARAMOUCHE; par Florent Schmitt,
op. 86, pour orchestre. 4to. (Pu-
pazzi, no. 1) [80733
©) Dee! 20, 1911: 2 c. Dee. 26,
1911; EH 273663; A. Zunz Mathot,
Paris.
SCENE DE BALLET; ballettscene, by Carl
Bohm, op. 396, no. 4; piano. [380734
Oewee 26, 1911: 2 e@ Dec. -26,
1911; E 273685; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
Scuerzo; par Emile R. Blanchet, op.
15, no. 4, pour piano. [807385
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 30, 1911;
EH 273890; Rozsavolgyi & co., Buda-
pest, Hungary.
SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER). Six songs;
new Hnglish words and marks for
interpretation by Herman Klein and
Emil Kreuz; soprano. (Lieder in
English, v. 1.) [30736
@ wee 13) 1911: 2° e. Dee. 28,
1911; EH 273752; Metzler & co., Itd.,
London.
SCHUMANN (RopeERT ALEXANDER)
Lotos (The) flower; words by Hein-
rich Heine, English version by T.
Oxenford, music by R. Schumann,
transcribed by Louis Victor Saar;
Women’s voices. 4to. Boston. The
Boston music co. (Quartets and
choruses, no. 742.) [80737
© Dec. 28. V9 2 ec Dee. 30,
1911; E 274577; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
SCHWIPSSZENE (EINE) ; text von Eddy
Beuth, musik von Rudolph Nelson.
(Répertoire chat noir, no. 3.)
[80738
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 23, 1911;
K 273560; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
SE TU CANTI; melodia, parole di Ric-
cardo Mazzola, musica di F. Paolo
Tosti, per soprano o tenore. [30739
© Dee. 28, 1911; 2 e.. Dec. 29,
19S Bi 2fasee + Ge RICOEGT. é&) Cpe
Milan.
SEE AMID THE WINTER’S SNOW; words
by Edward Caswall, music by H. J.
Stewart; high in E minor. Boston.
The Boston music co. [380740
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2. Dee. 30,
1911; E 274579; G. Schirmer, Bos-
ton.
SELF INSTRUCTOR FOR PIANO AND MUSIC
we -acOmp:, Dy Ja Hi. Strohme. /[19it]
MM dap. 40s (S100: [380741
) Deca-20, < 19d 12). Dee 22-
1911; A 303727; J. E. Strohm, New
York.
SERENADE (StHndchen); by Carl
Bohm, op. 396, no. 2; piano. [80742
© Dee. 26, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26,
1911; E 273686; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
— par Emile R. Blanchet, op. 15, no.
2, pour piano. [80743
© Oct. 2, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30, 1911;
E 278891; Rozsavolgyi & co., Buda-
pest, Hungary.
SERENATA ALLA LUNA; versi di Franco
Zerilli, musica di Fortunato Can-
toni; con violoncello o violino o
mandolino e pianoforte. [30744
© Noy, 24. 79s 2c, Dees (30)
191s EH 243992; C. Schmid! .& co;
Leipzig.
SESTETTO; by Otto Olsson, ed. by A. E.
Hull; organ. (Augener’s edition,
no. 10224, book 4.) [30745
©) Wee; 14, ASI =? ec) Weer 29;
1911; E 273822; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
SI CE N’EST QU ’UN REVE; sur les motifs
de la chanson de A. Foucher, valse,
par Georges Picquet; orch. avec. pf.
eonducteur. 4to. [380746
© Oct. 1-191 2 ewe 26> 19s
E 273744; Georges Ondet, Paris.
St LE BonHeEur. See Gounod (C. F.)
1781
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30747
Dt. Ti PiagiS v.46
SICILIENNE; from Suite in alter form,
von Hfrem Zimbalist; fiir violine
und klavier. [80747
© Dee. 1; 1911: (2 ex eDecs a2,
1911; E 2738765; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany.
SIEHSTE WOLL, DU KLEINER SCHIEBER;
duett aus der posse, Losgelassen,
musik von Walter Kollo. [30748
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 23,
1911; E 2738573; Drei Masken ver-
lag, Munich, Germany.
SIGEMUND’S LOVE SonG. See Wagner
(R.)
SILENZIOSA; versi di Arturo Bellotti,
musica di Fortunato Cantoni; per
canto e pianoforte. [30749
© Nov. 24, 1911; 2 ¢« Dec. 30,
1911; E 273998; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
SILVERY CAMEL BELLS; an Hastern jin-
gle, written and composed by Tom
Mellor and Harry Gifford. [380750
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 28,
1911; EH 2738786; B. Feldman & co.,
London.
SING A SONG OF CHRISTMAS; words by
Hdith Virginia Bradt, music by A.
W. Wood. [80751
© Dec. 25, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 380,
1911; E 274600; Alice Wolcott
Wood, Dansville, N. Y.
See Schubert (F. P.)
SLUMBER SONG; from the fairy play,
Where the rainbow ends, words by
Clifford Mills, music by Roger Quil-
ter. No. 2 in A flat. [80752
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 29,
1911; E 278848; Elkin & co., ltd.,
London.
SIx SONGS.
So EIN FEINER DICKER KLEINER HAM-
PELMANN; aus dem vaudeville Alma
wo wohnst du, duett, gesangstexte
von Louis Taufstein, musik von
Walter Kollo; eine singstimme ein-
gerichtet. [30753
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 e Dec. 30,
1911; E 278909; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
SOLDATEN-MARCHLIED; text und musik
von J. EF. Rollers. [30754
©), Nov.46- 19id-50 2) ve. iNoys 23;
1911; EH 273566; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
SOLEMN MELODY; by H. Walford Da-
vies; full orchestra, full score.
[80755
© Dec. 23, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 26,
1911; E 273703; Novello & co., Itd.,
London.
SOLFEGE DES SOLFEGES; trente-trois yvo-
lumes, contenant lecons d’auteurs
anciens et modernes, choisies et clas-
sées par A. Danhauser et L. Lemoine.
Nouvelle édition, lecons composées
ou choisies par Albert Lavignac.
Vol. 4, F. sans ace. 8vo. [80756
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 ce. Dec. 26,
1911; E 273653; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris.
SOLVEJG’S CRADLE SONG. See Grieg
Gaus.
SoMEHOW I THINK YOU MISS ME AFTER
ALL; words by Chas. G. Kane, mu-
sic by August Grosch. [80757
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 30,
1911; E 274597; Rex publishing co.,
New York.
SoMMEIL (LE) DE LA PRINCESSE; par
Albert Landry; pf. (La belle au
bois dormant, no. 3.) [80758
© Dee. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 273590; Costallat et cie., Paris.
SOMMERNACHT; text von Erich Lan-
ger, musik yon Adolf Kirchl, op. 75
no. 2; mi&nnerchor mit baritonsolo.
8vo. (Funf gedichte, no. 2.) [80759
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 380,
E 273988; Adolphe Robitschek, Vi-
enna.
SonaATE, C MOLL; von Kamillo Horn,
op. 58; fiir horn und klavier.
[80760
© Oct. 13) 198i 2ierweew. 30;
1911; E 273968; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
SONG OF THE GRASS WIDOW; words and
music by F. Schmidt. [80761
© 1c. Dee. 15, 1911; E 274615;
Fred. Schmidt, Milwaukee.
SoNGS FROM THE OPERAS FOR BARITONE
AND BASS; ed. by H. E. Krehbiel.
New York, C. H. Ditson & co. [etc.,
1911]. 3 op: Liviexeavips aie le
188 p. ports. fol. (The musicians
library ) [380762
© Dee. 21, 1911; 2 ce Dee. 29,
1911; A 3038613; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 14, 1911
Sones oF AMERICA; a Collection of pa-
triotic and national airs with brief
histories of the songs ... comp.
eet A. J. Mealangd.. . . 1912
[1911] 32 p. 8vo. $0.06. [30763
i Dec. 7, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 23, 1911;
A 303533; Arthur J. Mealand, Green-
field, Mass.
[Copyright is claimed on a new
history of fiag, history of “ Hail Co-
lumbia,” etc.]
Son10oU AN DoIs (Les chants de la fian-
cée); par Maurice Duhamel, pour
violoncelle, ou alto et piano. no. 1.
no. 2. [80764, 80765
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c. each Dec.
26, 1911; HE 273670, 273671; Rouart
Lerolle et cie., Paris.
SogRENTO; 2me tarentelle, di G. De
Sena, edizione semplificata da M.
Tarenghi; piano. (L’aurora del pi-
anista, no. 48.) [380766
(ie Nov. 21, 1911: 2 c Dec. 30,
1911; E 273951; Carisch & Jinichen,
Milan.
SouHAIT (LE) DE LA VIOLETTE; words
by Louis Ratisbonne, music by M.
Ralston. [80767
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1911; E 274614;
Maude Ralston, Detroit.
SouL’s (THE) ANCHOR; words by
Rothe, translated by John Wesley,
music by G. Humphreys. [80768
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 30,
1911; E 273918; Granville Hum-
phreys, London.
SPARROWS IN A TREE; April, song from
The months, words by Christina Ro-
setti, music by Colin Taylor. 8vo.
[80769
fe) Dee. 29,1911: 2 ce. Dec. 30,
1911; E 273923; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
SPARKLING EYES; caprice or three-step,
by A. Biihl; pf. [80770
fee Dec.. 20, 1911; 2 ec. Dee: 27,
1911; E 273731; Augustin Biihl,
West Hoboken, N. J.
| SPINNERLIED (Spinning song) ; English
version by E. Buck, musik von Max
Miihlert; frauenchor und piano. 4to.
[80771
© Dec. 27, 1911; 2 ec Dec. 26,
1911; E 273713; Luckhardt & Belder,
New York.
30780
STANDCHEN (DAs); text von L. Uh-
land, musik von Kamillo Horn, 60,
werk no. 1; ftir pianoforte mit un-
terlegtem text. [80772
© Oct: AS, AST) oes Dee 30:
1911; E 278969; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
STILLE LIEBE; text von Justinus Ker-
ner, musik von Kamillo Horn, kleine
lieder, op. 57, no. 2; gesang und
klavier. [80773
©. Oes 13. 191? 2 ex Dect se
1911; E 278970; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
STRECHT FOR WARTH (Droit devant
vous); deutsch marsch, par Lucien
Rives; orch. avee pf. conducteur.
4to. [80774
© Oct. 1, 1911; 2c. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 278742; Georges Ondet, Paris.
SUKI AND co; duet, from the musical
play The mousmé, words by Percy
Greenbank, music by Howard Tal-
bot. [30775
© Wee. 23. 1911: 2 “e Dee, 26:
1911; E 278718; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London.
SUNSHINE; melody, par Edwin H. Le-
mare, op. 83; organ. [30776
©): Nov 255. 1911592 “ex Dee 2s:
1911; E 273766; B. Schott’s séhne,
Mainz, Germany.
SUONA LA MEZZANOTTE; canzonetta
livornese, versi di A. Matacea, mu-
sica di Gennaro Camerlingo; canto
e mandolino. [SOTT7T
©) Dee 16.) 1911: 2. ‘Dec 2
1911; E 273721; A. Matacea, New
York.
SWEETEST (THE) FACE; words by
Alan Sanders, music by J. Airlie
Dix. [30778
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c Dec. 29,
1911; E 273873; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London.
SWEETLY THE LINDEN BLOOM (Diiftet
die lindenbliit’) ; part song, words by
Klaus Groth, English version by
F. S. Law, music by Simon Breu;
men’s voices. S8vo. [380779
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 29,
1911; E 273863; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
TANZ MA LINKS HERUM; landpartie-
terzett aus dem vaudeville Alma wo
wohnst du, gesangstexte von Louis
Taufstein, musik von Bogumil Zep-
ler. [30780
© «Dee (30% ASI 2-e- pee! 30!
1911; E 2738910; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
1783
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. TE Mes vy. “Bh
30781
TARANTELLA; Waltz, by O. V. Storts;
piano. [30781
© Dee. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 26,
1911; E 274678; Olive Y. Storts,
Logansport, Ind.
TE DEUM LAUDAMUS IN C; music by
J. Eckersley. S8vo. [80782
© Dees 27.) 19it= 2 eWeek. 28:
1911; E 273800; J. Eckersley, Lang-
ley, England.
Tz DEUM LAUDAMUS IN D; music by
H. R. Couldrey. S8vo. (Parish choir
book, no. 860). [80783
©) Dec, 23) 19D 2c Dees 26.
1911; E 273704; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
TEKNISKE KLAVIERSTUDIER (Technical
piano exercises); samlede og udar-
bejdede af Ludvig Schytte, ny ud-
gave revideret af Ignaz Friedman.
[380784
@© Nowe 1s 19st 22 cr Deek 30,
1911; E 273957; Wilhelm Hansen,
Leipzig.
HAT AFRICAN BELLE; rag, words and
music by Robt. L. Behre and Albert
A. Bordwell. [380785
Oi Nove 16.) 29nle 2ices "Dee 29;
1911; BE 274554; Behre-Bordwell
musie co., San Francisco.
THAT DIXIE RAG; words by Chas. L.
Melcher, music by Edw. M. O’Keefe.
[380786
© Dee. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1911; E 274589; Fred G. Heberlein
& co., New York.
T'HERE’S NO SUCH THING AS BOGIES;
written and composed by R. P. Wes-
ton, F. J. Barnes and Maurice
Scott. [380787
© Wee 28) 29 2 Ves Dee (28:
1911; EK 278787; B. Feldman & co
London.
THREE WILD SWANS; words by Daniel
Falistrom, English translation by
Georgina Frances Jones, music by
Axel Raoul Wachtmeister. (Four
songs for low voice, no. 3.) [80788
© Nov... 18, 190d) 2c) s Nov. 20,
-1911; E 270546; A. R. Wachtmeister,
Rattvik, Sweden.
THY TU-WHITS ARE LULLED; from To
the owl, two-part song, words by
Alfred Tennyson, musie by Herbert
W. Howells. S8vo. (Novello’s school
songs, no. 1090). [80789
© Dee: 23.) ASA wees 26,
1911; E 273705; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
THY WILL BE DONE; See Our pledge of
Christian endeavor.
To you; words by Marie Beatrice
Gannon, musie by Bowker Andrews,
no. 2 in F. [30790
© Dec. 28, 1911702 we, 28)
1911; E 278809; Watson, Wilcox
and co., ltd., London.
Toccata; par Paul Rougnon; 1. 2
violons. 2. Violon et violoncello.
Avec ace. de pf. (Piéces arch-
alques concertantes, no. 4.)
[80791, 30792
sae Dec. 2, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 26, 1911;
E 273599-273600; Costallat et cie.,
Paris.
TOCCATINA on ancient aepeeaneyes Of
the Father’s love; by A. Haglefield
Hull; organ. (Augener's ed. no.
10225, book 5). [380793
© Dec. 14,. 19112 re Dec. 29,
1911; EK 2738818; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don.
Tostr (EF. Paoto) Due piccoli not-
turni; parole di Gabriele d’Annun-
zio, musica di EF. P. Tosti; no. 1,
soprano o tenore. Contents.—l. Van
gli effuvi de la rose.—2.—O falce di
luna calante. [380794
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 29,
1911; E 278888; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
TRAMONTO D’AMORE; romanza di Rob-
erto Crepaldi, riduzione dell’ autore,
per piccola orchestra. [80795
© Dee. 28, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 29,
1911; E 2738849; G. Ricordi & @o.,
Milan.
TRIANON ET MALMAISON ; deux gavottes
mignonnes, par M. Malcolm; violon
et piano. [80796
© Nov.. 30, A192 Nex Dec. 28:
1911; E 273769; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
TRIPOLITANA (LA); versi di [Natale
di Palma], musica di Arturo Mat-
acea; canto e mandolino. [80797
©. Dec. 215 ctGiit i 2er Deen Zin
1911; E 273728; A. Matacea, New
York.
TRIPOLITANIA; march, by G. Vaninetti ;
brass band. 4to. [80798
©: Dee. 23; doit 2ie Dec. 27,
1911; EH 278726; M. V. Cardilli, New
York.
Ato.
mand. and guitar.
(Cardilli’s collection, no. 76).
[80799
© Dee, 28, Wilt: 92 vel Dee: 27;
1911; E 273725; M. V. Cardilli, New
York.
1784
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no. 14, 1911
30817
TROOPING THE LINE; march by W.
Martin; fife. [30800
© 1c Dee. 6, 1911; E 274594;
Wm. Martin, Jersey City.
Trust Him; words by Victor M. Hat-
field, music by Susie E. Hatfield.
[30801
© Dec. 1, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 23, 1911;
HH 274617; V. M. Hatfield, Winona
Lake, Ind.
TRUST ME MY ROSE; lyric and music by
KE. Altheimer. ’ [80802
ie tweDec. 16, 191%; BH 274551;
Elizabeth Altheimer, Chicago.
TWILIGHT DREAMS; a reverie, by T. W.
Thurban; piano. [80803
iter 227, 1911; 2 e, Dec, 28,
1911; E 2738754; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
——— —— arr. by M. Retford; military
band. (Boosey’s new supplemental
journal no. 96). [30804
|), Wee. 23; 1911; 2 c. Dee. 26,
1911; E 2738676; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
—— (Boosey’s orchestral
journal, no. 148). [380805
Wee, 23. 1911: 2 c. Dee. 26,
191; E 273675; Boosey & co., Lon-
don.
Two-STEP; text von Willy Wolff, mu-
sik von Rudolph Nelson. (Réper-
toire chat noir, no. 8.) [80806
© Nov. 6, 1911; 2 ec. Nov. 23, 1911;
E 273568; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin.
ged. von Paul Heyse, musik
von Kamillo Horn, op. 54, no. 1;
fiir hohe stimme. [80807
moc.) 13, 1911; 2 cc Dec 30,
aotdis Hy 2i3asss; C. F. oo nach-
folger, Leipzig.
UMSONST;
MEETING (Unerwartete
begegnung); charakterstiick von
William Reggov, fiir pianoforte 2ms.
Leipzig, Breitkopf & Hartel.
[80808
© Nov. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Dee. 380,
1911; E 278981; William Reggov,
Stuttgart, Germany.
_ YALSE CHARMEUSE; by Ed. Poldini, op.
48, no. 1; piano. (Quatre danses, no.
ft). [80809
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 29,
1911; E 273864; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
VALSE MIGNON (Kleiner walzer); by
Carl Bohm, op. 396, no. 5; piano.
[80810
©) Dec. 26, 1922 Dee 26:
1911; E 278687; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
VERKLUNGEN; text von Hela Kosani,
musik von Kamillo Horn, kleine
lieder, op. 57, no. 8; gesang und
klavier. [80811
© Oct, 13." 191 2. eee. aU
Lois ET 2739; C: FD Sant nach-
folger, Leipzig.
VERSIERTE (DIE) LILLY; text von Eddy
Beuth, musik von Rudolph Nelson.
(Répertoire chat noir, no. 1.)
[80812
INO. Wy) WO tbs. 2) vez Novas.
ae E 273569 : Ed. "Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin.
VIENI (Come); words by F. D. Am-
brosio, English version by Perley
A. Child, music by P. Gramegua.
[808138
©: Dee. 27, 1911: 2 « Deey73s0;
1911; EK 2738897; M. V. Cardilli, New
York.
VIKING EXPEDITION (Wikinger aus-
fahrt); part song, words by Theo-
dor Souchay, English version by F.
S. Law, music by Wilhelm Speidel,
op. 70; men’s voices. 8vo. [30814
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 ce Dee. 29,
1911; E 278865; Theo. Presser co.,
Philadelphia.
VIOLIN TRANSPOSITION AND THE MUSI-
CAL SCALES SYSTEMATIZED; by Sam-
uel L. Howard. London, S. Howard,
1911. 16 p. 4to. [30815
©) Dec. 19; 1911; . 2 ec Weere20;
1911; A 805036; Samuel L. Howard,
Wichita.
VIRGEN (LA) DE MIS SUENOS; danza
sentimental, letra de Manuel M.
Flores, musica de L. G. Jorda; can-
to y piano. [80816
© Oct. 15, 1911; 2 c« Dec. 30,
1911; E 273960; Luis G. Jorda,
Mexico.
VOCE DI DONNA; versi musicati, musica
di Fortunato Cantoni; per canto e
pianoforte. [80817
©) Noy. 24, 19115 2 cs::Dee. 30,
1911; E 273994; C. Schmidl & co.,
Leipzig.
1785
26596—12——3
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
30818
WAGNER (RICHARD) Meistersinger-
vorspiel; from The Meistersinger of
Nurnberg; by R. Wagner, arr. by
Alexander Sebald; violine solo.
[80818
© Nov. 30, 1911; 2 ¢@ Dec. 28,
1911; H 278758; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
Siegmund’s love song _ (Sieg-
mund’s liebeslied); from The Val-
kyrie (Die Walkiire), von R. Wag-
ner, English words by B. H. Antill;
baritone, in G. [80819
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 ec Dee. 28,
1911; H 2738767; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany.
—— Walther’s preislied ; aus Die meis-
tersinger von Ntirnberg, von R. Wag-
ner, bearb. von Hans Richter; fiir
streichorchester mit harfe oder
piano. [30820
© Nov. 25, 1911; 2 c@ Dec. 28,
1911; E 273768; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany.
WALTHER’S PREISLIED. See Wagner
(R.)
WAS ICH MOCHTE; text von Hrich Lan-
ger, musik von Adolf Kirchl, op. 75,
no. 8; minnerchor mit baritonsolo;
partitur und stimmen. S8vo.. (Finf
gedichte, no. 8). [380821
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1911; E 273989; Adolphe Robitschek,
Vienna, Austria.
WE SEE THEM NOT (Il est venu) ; words
by R. Stephen Hawker, French
words by M. W. B., music by Her-
bert Bunning; no. 2 in E flat. .
[30822
© Dee. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1911; EH 273878; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan.
WEDDING (THE) TRIP; an opera bouffe
in three acts; book and lyrics by
Fred DeGresac and Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald DeKoven; vocal
score. [30823
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 @ Dec. 20,
1911; EH 274549; Jerome H. Remick
& co., New York. i
WENN PETRUS BETTEN MACHT; marsch,
nach motiven der operette Der brettl-
konig, gesangstexte von Rudolph
Schanzer, musik von Walter Kollo;
klavier 2 ms., mit text. [380824
© Dee. 30, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30,
1911; E 273911; Harmonie verlag,
Berlin.
1786
WE'RE ALL GOING TO THE SEASIDE; writ- '
WHAT LOVE WILL DO; words and music
WHEN ALL THE STREAMS ARE FLOWING
WHEN CATS RUN HOME; from To the
WHEN SMILING FORTUNE.
WHEN THE SUMMER DAYS HAVE PASSED; m
WHY CAN’T THE GIRLS BE SOLDIERS; |]
WIE EINST IM Mar; ged. von Hermann :
WIE KANN EIN HERZ; ged. von Felix |
WITH COURAGE AND FAITH. See Meyer- |
|
Dts TS ve |
ten and composed by Harry Castling.
[80825 |
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 ¢@ Dec. 28,
1911; E 273781; Hrancis, Day & ,
Hunter, London.
by C. Wyatt. [380826
© Dec. 18, 1911; 2 @ Dee. 26,
1911; E 274679; Cammie Wyatt, |
Mayfield, Ky.
(Wenn alle brtinnlein fliessen) ; part
song words by A. A. Naaff, English
version by Philipp H. Goepp, music |
by Gustav Baldamus, op: 81, no. 1;
men’s voices. 8yvo. [30827
© Dee. 29) 19h Bie wee, 293
1911; E 273866; Theo. Presser co., |
Philadelphia.
owl, two-part song, words by Alfred |)
Tennyson, music by Herbert N. }
Howells. 8vo. (Novello’s school |
Songs, no. 1089.) [30828 |
© Dee... 23," 191t> 2c. Dee, 260m
1911; E 273706; Novello & co., ltd.,
London.
See Gounod |
(Ca) |
words and music by M. C. Andes. a
[80829
© Dee. 18; 1911552) ch Dec. 2608
1911; H 274676; May Clifton Andes, |
Baltimore.
written and composed by Fred God- |}
frey and John Neat. [30830
© Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c Dec. 28, |
1911; E 273788; B. Feldman & Co., |
London.
von Gilm, musik von Gustav vV. |
Rossler; mi&nnerchor; partitur und |
stimmen. S8vo. (M&nnerchor kom- |
positionen, no. 1.) [80831 |
© Nov. 29, 1911; 2 ec. Dec. 30, |
1911; E 273931; Johann André, Of- |
fenbach, Germany. .
Dahn, musik von Kamillo Horn, op. |
56, no. 1, ftir sopran und bariton. |
[30832 |}
© Oct. 18, 1911; 2 c. Dec. 30, |
1911; E 278972; C. F. Kahnt nach- |
folger, Leipzig.
beer (G.)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 14, 1911
| WITH THE STREAM; yalse, by Florence
| M. Gibbs; piano. [80833
| © Jan. 1, 1912; 2 ¢. Dec. 28, 1911;
. E 273795; Opus music co., London.
| Worpty (THE) waLx; one step, by
| John Neat; pf. [30834
| © Dec. 28, 1911; 2 c& Dec. 28,
|
|
|
1911; E 273789; B. Feldman & CO.,
London.
Yes! yes! yes! words and music by
Tom Sherman. [80835
© Dec. 30, 1911; 2 & Dec. 28,
1911; E 274613; Newton B. Heims,
Hartford.
YOU WILL NEVER KNOW (Tu ne sauras
| jamais); valse chantée, by Joseph
Rico. 1. Piano. 2. Song; words by
| Ballard Macdonald. [30836, 308387
|
© Dec. 29, 1911; 2 c. each Dec. 30,
1911; E 273914, 273915; Jos. W.
Stern & co., New York.
You’RE A BAD, BAD MAN TO GAMBLE;
words and music by T. W. Connor.
[380838
© Dec. 29,°1911: 2 & Dec. 29,
| 1911; E 273869; Francis, Day &
| Hunter, London.
_ ZIGEUNERTREIBEN ; text yon Detlev von
| Liliencron, komponiert von Hugo
Kaun; mannerchor ; bariton-solo mit
Pianoforte oder orchesterbegleitung.
_ i. Klavierauszug. 2. Orchesterpar-
| titur mit text. [380839, 3084u
| © Nov. 24, 1911: 2 c each Dee.
| 30, 1911; EB 273955, 273956: Julius
_ Hainauer, Breslau, Germany.
30844
ZUR BRAUT’GEN NACHT; ged. von H.
La Harpe-Hagen, musik von Kamil-
lo Horn, op. 54, no. 2, fiir hohe
stimme. [30841
© Oct. 13,1911 - 9 Granes 30,
1911; E 273973: C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
ZUR RUHE; ged. von F. Herold, musik
von Kamillo Horn, op. dd, no. 1, fiir
mittel-stimme, [30842
OmOee 13) 191s Oe pag 30,
1911; E 273974; C. F. Kahnt nach-
folger, Leipzig.
1°" NOCTURNE; par P, Balleron, pour
piano. [380843
© Dee; 20, 1911: 2 © Dec. 26,
IS E 273580; Paul Balleron,
Paris, France.
2°™° SYMPHONIE; par G. M. Witkow-
ski (G. Martin), pour 1°'° yiolons.
[80843*
© Oct. 28, 1911; 2 ¢. Oct. 30, 1911;
E 267971; Durand et cie., Paris.
o”° BEATITUDE; de l’oratorio par César
Franck, transcription par Georges
Humbert, pour deux Pianos. [30844
© Dec. 20, 1911; 2 c Dee. 26,
1911; E 273632; Joubert, Paris.
a
| Number of entries includ
ed in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. a bp (C2 9a ie
| Class D, Dramatico-musica]l compositions (including 48 unpub-
EOE) sonia UE Oa a eam ae 266
| Class E, Musical compositions (including 1,465 unpublished )_______ 50, 578
ee 30, 844
——
—___
1787
| Abbott (C. W.)
| Abbott (H. K.)
| Abrahall (H. W.)
_Abrahams (S.)
| Abramson (J.)
INDEX TO PART 3—-MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
[New series, volume 6, Nos. 1-14, 1911.]
This index contains in one alphabet the names of the composers and copyright
proprietors of all the music entered in the catalogue in the year 1911.
A la Broadway. 21400, 21915, 25174,
25177.
Aaron (EK. M.) Old carpet rag. 5804.
Aaron (J.) Old carpet rag. 5804.
Aarons (H. R.) Oh! you pretty girl.
11349.
Aarons & Paul.
18737.
Aaronson (J.) Light steps.
Aasen (Mrs. M. X.)
19062.
Abbadie (R. P.) MHaec dies.
Abbott (A.) & co.:
Bless thou the Lord. 16857.
Dream dream dream.
138269.
Home again.
5069.
Chanson. 4092.
Father of mercies. 17074.
Hail, glorious day! 7558.
King shall rejoice. 7979.
Let the heavens rejoice. 17396.
Office for Holy Communion in F,
24234,
Psalm xiii. 3614.
Strife is o’er. 9190.
Wiegenlied. 4318.
Abbott (A. J.) Individual songs.
15810.
Abbott (C. J.) When I was young.
1959.
When mother kissed
mein my dream. 30245.
You. 6618.
Abbott (Mrs. J. O.) My little sweet-
heart. 5710.
Abelle (V.) Danse bretagne. 12664.
Abenteuer in Mekka. 14825.
Abernethy (F.) Christ died. 10109.
V’ve found the
Git
Say you love me and
I’m yours forever. 13814.
sweetest girl.
Abrams (A.) Come along Mayme.
— 20924.
|| Abrams (B.):
Dear little girl. 14734.
Horse and buggy for mine. 19074.
When I hear you say you love me.
16616.
Tootsie wore a hobble
skirt. 18087.
Abt (E.) :
Ave Maria. 27830.
Christmas. 28041.
Christmas song. 274.
Gute nacht, du mein herziges kind.
12949.
In blauer nacht. 19207.
Light after darkness.
Abtler (F.) Gavotte
12871.
Academic music ¢o.:
Cabarafio. 27968.
Manana. 29098.
Aceves (R. de) La torera. 4095.
Ach du lieber Augustin. 15172.
Acheson (J. G.) Pearlie. 5880.
Acker (M. A.):
Bald heads will never do.
Broken vow. 25460.
Call me back again sweetheart.
12551.
My dreams are all of you. 17608.
What will her answer be. 14226.
Will you always call me sweet-
heart. 27647.
Ackerman (C. M.):
Days of gladness. 7148.
Great is the Lord. 7525.
Make room for Jesus. 3255.
Mekley (CA. i)":
All I need. 9810.
Every day I need Thee more.
4890.
His love is far better than gold.
5153.
When I see the King. 6512.
Ackley (B. D.):
At the place of prayer. 6780.
Great king’s army. 10542.
Happy wishes. 21284.
11002.
debutantes.
27854.
He’s counting on you. 12969.
He took my place. 7598.
I am coming home. 5194.
I am trusting Thee. 7686.
I had no power to live. 7700.
I shall dwell forever there. 7760.
Jesus is waiting for you. 10858.
King of peace. 21489.
Lift the cross. 8059.
1789
INDEX
pt. 10, ne s., ‘vi 6
5 ee ee ee
Ackley (B. D.)—Continued.
My heart belongs to Jesus.
My mother. 11289.
Old fashioned faith. 11352.
Repent. 5994.
Throne-room of the King. 9372.
Truth in Jesus. 9427.
Under the blood. 9454.
When he is near. 96238.
Wonderful morn. 22514.
Ackley (C. C.):
Children’s praise. 16918.
School melodies. 11736.
Thank you. 18052.
8371.
Ackley (S. F.) He’s counting on you.
12969.
Acqua (H. Dell’):
Htat d’Aame. 17051.
Pour Vavril vainqueur.
Pour la bercer. 138685.
Ravin (Le). 178382.
Adair (A.)
Adair (F.):
Oh that waltz.
17750.
1257.
Song of the heart. 1623.
Adam (A.):
Comrades in arms. 2440.
Five favorite Yule-tide songs.
27729.
Noél. 5749.
O holy night. 24265, 26774.
Postillon von Lonjumeau. 1370.
Adam (Léon):
Chant des cloches.
Lancelot. 10958.
Liselotte. 5480, 11018, 26425.
Adami (C.) Valse lente. 6420.
Adamo (V.):
Ammore a quatt’uocchie.
Comme se fa l’ammore.
Adams (—) Holy night.
Adams (A. C.):
246.
22648.
22997.
28591.
Answer me only with thine eyes.
18309.
Song of the homeland. 9115.
Adams (A. W.)
13484.
Adams (B. A.)
2494.
Adams (C. B.):
Back to the Yankee shore.
Bendemeer’s stream. 6854.
6809.
Beneath the cross of Jesus. 18413.
Cast thy burden upon the Lord.
18524.
Coyness. 7083.
Cross of Jesus. 2465.
Drink to me only. 7244.
Far away in the south. 7339.
Harvest moon. 26024.
Health to our friends. 7602.
Hoeing his row. 7641.
How doth the busy bee. 7657.
How excellent Thy name. 5175.
Sub-conscious visit. 6267.
My Arabian belle.
Day dreams of home.
Adams (C. B.)—Continued.
If I only had a check from home.
7797.
Impetuous resolve. 7828.
In lighter vein. 7840.
It followed. 7894.
Jesus Christ the King of glory.
7920.
Just whistle a bit. 7956.
Kindling wood. 7974.
Little brown church. 8075.
Little parrot. 8084.
Lord will hear. 23870.
Mercy seat. 29162.
My Rose. 8399. )
My soul thirsteth for God. 15790.
Oh, come let us sing. 24235.
Old friends so true. 8575.
Praying brother. 8740.
Rejoice! give thanks and sing.
17842.
Senior’s farewell. 8999.
Shout the glad tidings.
Silly Willy. 9038.
Spring fever. 9156.
There is a land. 12001.
To sleep, to sleep. 9394.
Toast (A). 9897.
What George did. 9602.
Where. 9653.
Windfall (The). 9698.
Adams (C. H.) © Seven pieces.
Adams (Mrs. Crosby) :
Christmas bells. 28042.
Christmas morning. 28051. |
Giant steps [and] Hlfland horns. |
7454.
Graded studies. 7517, 105386,
18977, 21207, 25959, 25960.
Home study book. 2866.
Adams (E.) Cleopatra. 14648.
Adams (EK. H.) Thekla. 1768. |
Adams (F. L.) Sun flag waltzes.
24615.
16736.
6278.
Adams (J. B.) Dream of peace.
23119.
Adams (J. H.):
Divine love. 20986-20988.
Poets dream. 19989-19943. |
Adams (L. P.) Easter flowers bloom
again. 4880 (24). |
Adams (L. T.) Washington at Valley |
Forge. 14198. |
Adams (Luther):
City far away. 28057.
Two flags. 20450.
Adams (M. W.) In land o’ Nod. |
7839.
Adams (S.):
Holy city. 10624, 10625, 138002.
Maid of the mill. 23926, 23927.
Quaker. 29558.
Silver moon. 27174.
Thora. 9359.
Your dear eyes. 179.
1790
_ Adkins (J. E.):
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Adams (T.):
All hail, dear Conqueror. 4400.
Ask, and it shall be given unto
you. 30389.
AGeiast,.£€hou art come, little
Saviour. 27806.
God sent forth His Son. TAT.
God who madest earth and heaven.
10498.
Grand cheeur. 233898.
Han skall vara stor. 7569.
I will lift up mine eyes unto the
hills. 17265.
Adams (V.) Sturiella dulurosa. 27311.
Adams (W. A.) When the mayfiow-
ers bloom again. 27614.
Adams (W. H.):
Me for a Yankee boy. 18400.
Take me to Atlantic City. 16381.
16382.
Ye must be born again. 9741.
Adams (W. P.) See Adams (L. P.)
Adams (W. W.) Hold true. 26072.
Adams music co. Bright eyes three
step. 4596.
Adamson (J.):
King of love my shepherd is.
53894.
Lord is my light. 3189.
Publican (The). 16045.
Sons of imperial Britain. 3908.
Tho’ your sins be as scarlet. 9356.
Adamson (M.) Polly the queen of the
sea shore. 26950.
Addison (R.):
Caravan (The). 27985.
Evening in the forest camp.
Ade (A.):
Diana. 14747.
Victory. 16518.
Ade-Davis (G.) In the
28783, 30364 (87).
Adeszko (W.):
Bartek Z
20810.
Biata polka. 25405.
Btekitney i wonny maj. 20844.
Kujawiak na lewo. 26874.
Leéi zajac do lasu polka. 21517.
Marzenie polka. 21649.
. Mazur polski. 263874.
Mazury Adama Wronskiego. 26555.
Adkins (C. H.) Grandpa may I call
you papa? 646.
gloaming.
magda w_ stodolie.
Jubilate. 13180, 153864.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
13847, 19514.
Te Deum. 16394.
Adler (B.):
Dying rag. 48385.
That loving waltz. 9322, 20365.
When I’m away. 9625.
Adler (F.):
Dancing doll. 7122.
|
23195.
Adler (F.)—Continued.
Hobby-horse. 7640.
Jack-in-the-box. 7911.
Tin soldier. 9884.
Top (The). 9402.
Trumpet and drum. 9425.
Adler (H.) Winter is the best time
after all. 22504.
Aaolinn CK. HY )e:
Braut-walzer. 6909.
Helgoland-marsch. 26046.
Tanzduett. 9270.
Verbotene braut.
Adolphi-Krones.
2879.
Advance musie co.
T7680.
Aga CG. I
Aga (G, K.)
Agate & co. Mad soldiers’ song. 238908.
Agnew (J. E.):
Amorita. 25259.
Amorita waltz. 27768.
Chancellor (The) 22911.
Columbia march. 28079.
Imperial. 10784, 10785.
International peace. 153818.
Overland march. 17721.
Premier march. 29528.
9510, 9511.
Hungarian romance.
I am going back.
Nazare-) See Nazare-
Queen of the sea. 21985.
Agostini (M.) ‘Trio. 4898.
Agtiero (A.) Dreaming. 4825.
Aguinaldos. 4894.
Ahkoond of Swat. 1895.
Ahlers (D.) Love’s sweet dreaming.
19494.
Ahlheim (W. C.) Salida waltzes.
1494.
Ahn (A.):
Alkeste. 5005, 12383.
Fiinfuhrtee (Der) 12868.
Kleine Robinson Crusoe. 916.
- Leutnantsliebchen (Das) 17408.
Abn & Simrock:
Entfitihrung aus dem Serail. 19650.
28408.
28412, 28413.
Frou-frou-walzer.
Fiinfuhrtee (Der)
Gavotte. 28420.
Lied der Helene. 28968.
Liselotte und Heinz. 28987.
Lustige kakadu. 29069. s
Ahn Carse (A. von):
Air de ballet. 18268.
In a echild’s heart. 26213, 28751.
Preliminary exercises. 5982.
Progressive studies for the violin.
3612.
Sonatina.
To daffodils.
Ahrens (C. B.)
oo4d. 15953:
Aibl (J.) verlag:
Cicilie. 16322.
Meinem kinde. 16323.
Rosenband (Das) 16324.
20219.
120438.
Paddy from Cork.
Zeal
es es = = a ———
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
Aichinger (G.) Salve regina. 1500.
Aida. 1878, 9512-9514, 20501, 22385,
27521, 27528, 30154.
Aiken (G. B.) Papa’s darling. 5859.
Aiken (W. A.):
Sigh no more.
Sonnet XVIII.
Aiken (W. H.):
First studies in two-part singing.
27169.
27258.
10381.
Kinderlieder. 21485.
Lay of the bell. 23776.
Normal hymnal. 3442.
Ailbout (H.):
Capriccietto in A minor.
HiTst rier) 2a
In merry mood. 21401.
Pierrot. 114638.
Resignation. 22009.
Tarantella in D minor.
Valse miniature. 22375.
Ainsley (A. D.) You must be the girl
20889.
22247.
I knew. 380346.
Aird (H. M.) United States, my
home. 1840.
Airlie-Dix (J.) See Dix (J. A.)
Aitken (G.) England. 14826.
Akens (C. N.) Come again days of
yore, come again. 4687.
Akerly (Mrs. C. M.) Oleta. 5815.
Akimenko (T.) :
Consolation. 4702.
Divertissement. 25675.
Etude. 25225.
Valse des libellules. 6417.
Akins (EH. M.) King Sol in Flower-
land. 28897.
Alard (R). Fox hunt. 10419.
Alardo (J. A. EF’) See K’alardo (J. A.)
Alary (G.) 2 6me quintette. 2068.
Albeniz (I.):
Azuléjos. 9894.
Chant @amour. 14612.
Hiver (L’) 15185.
Scherzino. 14342.
Seguidilla. 6113.
Tango, in D. 6811, 29978.
Albeniz (R.) Azuléjos. 9894.
Albert (KE. dd’):
Grosse fantasie. 15038.
Pedros abschied von den bergen.
26904.
Seb-stianos tanzlied.
Tiefland. 14081.
Verschenkte frau.
22389, 30160.
Wiegenlied. 12270, 12271.
Albert (F. E. ad’) See D’Albert (F. E.)
Albert (F. G.):
Eidna’s dance. 23158.
Evening in the valley. 4885.
24574.
20503, 20504,
Albin (G.)
Albini (F.):
Baron Trenck. 4504-4509, 6825—
6827, 9916.
Baron Trenck lancers. 9917, 9918.
Baron Trenck selections. 14319
(32)
Chimes number. 2072 (81).
Don’t be rash. 2072 (98).
In merry, merry May. 7843.
Lydia waltz song. 8166, 14319
(116).
Madame Troubadour. 1022.
Pandour does his duty. 8645.
Trenck march song. 9411.
Trou-trou-ba-ba-troubadour.
(189).
When a pretty girl gets married.
9615, 14819 (160).
Yesterday and to-day. 2072 (200).
Albrecht (J.):
Hochzeits-marsch. 2863.
Raskolnikow-phantasie. 18726.
Traumbilder aus der ahnengruft
der Romanows. 1812.
Albret (C. ad’) See D’Albret (C.)
Albright (H. B.):
Alabama queen waltz.
Lulu Green. 19500.
My sunny southern Sue.
Red bird. 20002.
Aleoeck (G. A.):
Barearolle. 99138.
When I am dead. 27600.
Aleock (W. G.):
Alla marcia.
Forty years ago. 14922.
2072
12378.
19709.
22627.
Christ He lieth in yonder cot.
28086.
Postlude. 8728.
Sanctus. 13804.
Alden (B.) Shooting star. 2072
(Girab)\.
Alden (G.) Aviation man. 9887.
Alden (H.) Come unto me all ye that
are weary. 12630.
Alden) (eC.
Bagatelle in G major. 22734.
Sandman (The). 6082.
Alden (J. W.) Old love is good enough
for me. 26810.
Alderson (A. P.):
Benedictus in G. 12495.
Cupid and my Campaspe. 2471.
Te Deum. 14021.
Aldrich (P. D.) Kiss me, sweetheart.
5399.
Just a word. 17359.
Thou art with me.
Aldrich (W. F.)
Aldridge (A. I)
Alessandro (V.) Cotton palace. 327,
328.
Aletter (W.):
Heavenly bliss. 10595. Bon jour. 12528.
Alberti (F.) Meissner porzellan. Hanako. 2295, 26008.
30617. Lovely Lulu. 21588.
1792
r;
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Aletter (W.)—Continued. Alexander (C. M.)—Continued.
Natoya. 8422. On duty for the King of Kings.
Schnuckerbusserln. 6096. 13614.
Seven salon pieces. 2107. One more child come home.
Tinze 11. 11948. 19839.
Tanzweisen. 4005. Pass the blessed message on.
Tender thoughts. 4880 (167). 21900.
Walzer. 4397. Pierced hand of Jesus. 5902.
Yokohama. 18225. Praise and dominion be unto Him.
Alexander (C. M.):
Brother have you heard the story.
20867.
Can it be you. 18501.
Can the Captain depend on me.
6949.
Chicago for Christ.
Christ in me. 28037.
Cleanse me O Lord. 20918.
Cleansing blood. 7029.
255.
Come at the Savior’s call. 20925.
Do I know Him. 7185.
Draw me closer to Thee. 7216.
Full surrender. 18902.
Give Him thy heart. 18935.
Give your heart to Jesus. 12895.
Go tell the blessed story. 10490.
God gives the flowers. 18946.
Going home. 18951.
He died for all. 21248.
He lifted me. 19027.
He lives in my heart to-day.
PADI.
He will deliver thee. 5111.
Heavenly land. 21258.
His love for me. 21279.
His love hath made me whole.
21280.
T’ll keep trusting in Him. 7714.
I looked to Him. 21331.
I’m on my journey home. 21348.
I’m the sinner that Jesus came to
save. 5230.
I will tell it wherever I go.
21371.
If you knew the Lord would come
to-night. 21391. ]
Is there any one here. 214380.
Tt is all I ean do. 7895.
Jesus has saved even me. 53845.
Jesus my Lord and my King.
21451.
Joy of a sinner redeemed. 21453.
Judgment (The). 19309.
Lean hard on Christ. 5436.
Looking for
21568.
Looking this way. 19454.
that blessed hope.
Looking unto Jesus. 998.
Lord, save Swansea. 15510.
Memories of mother. 19573.
My refuge. 21748.
My sins are forgiven. 19708.
New gospel hymns. 21771.
O tell the love of Jesus. 2181T.
PAH:
Salvation. 17889.
Seatter the sunbeams. 22072.
That day on Calvary. 22272.
There is room for all. 20371.
This day comes not again. 22802.
Trusting in His power. 223834.
Victory. 22592:
Welcome for the children. 20563.
When I see my Saviour. 20582.
Whisper Jesus’ name. 22483.
Who could it be. 20624.
Whosoever will may come. 22491.
Will the circle be unbroken. 206389.
Wonderful. 18214.
Yet I will look again. 22531.
Yet there is room. 25165.
Alexander (H.) If rags were dollars
I’d certainly be a millionaire. 15271.
Alexander (R.):
Lonely. 26444.
Medley waltz.
Alexander (T. A.)
Alfano (F.):
Auferstehung. S86
Risurrezione. 1442, 16098.
Sinfonia in mi. 3858.
Altords Gis a):
8251, S252.
Itoma. 13156.
Chanteclar ecackles. 2072 (80).
Imps 2072124);
Light eternal. 11003.
Alice in Wonderland. 18446.
Alkeste. 5005.
Allan (N. F.) Ob, you harem skirt.
30665.
Allan (R. B.) Only one I love is you.
17704.
Allan & co., ltd.:
Child’s first steps for the piano.
6997.
Japanese love song.
Now. 15852.
Allandale (F).
S67.
All the time is sum-
mertime with you. 14851.
Alldredge (F. T:) . Does he care.
Ph yaaa
Alldredge (Mrs. W. R.) Does he care.
28222.
Allegro verlag.:
Auf dem dache sitzt ein storch.
22698.
Finken duett.
Hexe (Die)
Katiceza-walzer.
23247.
21274.
25714.
INDEX
pt. 11, ne Ss, ‘v. 6
Allegro verlag—Continued.
Madel, dreh’ dich um. 28915.
Uber nacht kommt das gliick.
24939.
Allemong (J. E.):
Come unto Me ye weary. 22992.
Inspiration. 21420.
Melodie. 20729.
O Jesus, Thou are. standing.
lbieales
Risen King. S866.
Secrets. 8810.
Tarry with me, O my Saviour.
16393.
Allen (A.B.) No trumps. 13558.
Allen (C. F.):
Abiding faith. 9790.
Lost treasures. 29045.
Allen (C. N.) Mazurka de concert.
27714 (18).
Allen (EK. G.)
Allen (HE. H.)
27714 (18).
Allen (H. J.):
All of grace. 4401.
Shepherd’s call. 6188.
Allen (Mrs. E. N.) Riding in the
auto. 22017.
Allen (F. 8S.) I’m pining for my old
home. 138060, 15239.
Allen (G.) How it is when the feath-
ers get off the chicken. 7660.
Allen (G. P.):
Andantino in C. 27751.
Communion service. 14666.
Concert fantasia. 14670.
Concert toccata. 14672.
Grand choeur in D. 25968.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in
Cottage grove. 10161.
Mazurka de concert.
Dp: Siti
Allen Gy. W.)
Coronation. 2454.
March majestic. 3263.
Allen (M. A.) Send a kiss. 263896.
Allen (M. H.) Watching and waiting.
16574.
Allen (N. H.) Angels song. 6788.
Allen GPW)
Crossing the bar. 12648, 12649.
I asked the sun. 13025, 13026.
Allen (R.) Elan d’amour. 12746.
Allen (R. G.) Fool’s parade. 18879.
Allen (T. S.):
Don’t call me Mr. Hayseed. 418.
I’ll wait for you till the cows come
home. 15215.
Let’s forget we ever met.
Malvina waltz. 1040.
Mandy Lou. 5568.
Naval parade. 3412.
When we were sweethearts com-
ing thro’ the rye. 22469.
21519.
1794
Alien CR. Woe .
Girl to call your own. 10469.
My little Dixie queen. 11281.
Only you:. Di1Ss5:
Allen (V.) That horrid married man. |
11987.
Allen and Frank:
Fool’s parade.
I wonder
LITT
Allier (G.):
Belle humeur. 2250, 2251.
Dolce speranza. 23101.
D’Artagnan. 28178.
Helaireur (L’) 28277.
Allisham (M.) Dat Danube _ kiss.
20964.
Allison (J.) Longing. 38184.
Allitsen (F.): 2
For the queen. 4942.
Four songs. 2117.
Nation’s prayer. 17382.
Song of thanksgiving. 24689.
There’s a land. 16429.
Allmeder (F.):
Kinder, halt’s mi z’rtick. 906.
Nobel geht die welt zu grund.
5744.
San’s net grantig. 6080.
18879. |
would you love me.
Allphin (N. W.) Meet me there.
8255.
Allyn (F.) Bobolink serenade. 14536.
Alma where do you live. 386, 3845.
Alma, wo wohnst du. 15456, 15562,
15563, 19014, 30546, 30591, 30654,
30753, 30780.
Almar:
Colorado. 10126.
Datfodilly. 30455.
29008.
30619.
Little sentinel.
Merry husbands.
Salamb6. 380728.
Skating girl. 11809.
South winds. 29872.
Veux-tu? 1880.
“Violet-valse. 30169.
Zagazig 6641.
Zara. 20698.
Almayrac (G.):
Oiseau bleu. 29391.
Vénus triumphatrix. 30152.
Viens, loin du bridge. 16521.
Almond (T. W.) Swing and sing. 1
203822.
Alnaes (E.):
Halling. 7564.
Sailor’s last voyage. 20085.
Solfager aa ormekongin. 9087.
Alnutt (B.) I miss you so. 7754.
Alpha musical bureau:
Imperial grenadiers. 10786.
Lorelei (Die) 11040.
Won’t you take a chance with me.
12305.
|
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Alphen-Strauss (R.)
paroles. 27061.
Alschausky (S.) Konzert no. 1 in B
dur. 22688, 22639.
Alsdorf (U. J.) It’s time for a tip-
top time. 15332, 16728 (46).
Alston (A.) My morning sleep. 24118.
Alston (G. L.) Thanksgiving hymn.
LEM TE
Alt (J. Fleischer-)
(J.)
Altheimer (E.) ‘Trust me, my Rose.
30802.
Althouse (M. A.):
City playgrounds. 16923.
International aviator. 19244.
Knights of St. George. 28915.
Lu Lu march. 17465.
Romance sans
See Fleischer-Alt
March C. K. W. 8199.
Path finder. 29470.
Altman (H.):
Hlern’s trehren. 14820.
Parnosoh. 26898.
Alumni assn. of Stevens inst. of tech-
nology. See Stevens inst. of tech.
(Alumni assn.)
Alva. Old beacon light. 1262.
Alves (Annat-) See Annat-Alves (—)
Alves (J. W. J.) Burma, the golden
land. 27950.
Alvis (L.) Lost dreams. 26468.
Alvita (O.) George V. 30511.
Amagama okuhlabelela. 6718.
Amaniera (G.):
Non t’amo pit. 19756.
Quando ti bacer6. 19985.
Quando ti vidi. 19986.
Amberg (J.) Will I ever meet the girl
who waits for me. 380298.
Ambrose (J.) Nothing. 8499.
Ambrose (M. A.):
I never thought I would miss you
Son abi.
You'll be the rose, I’ll be the bee.
12326.
Ambrose (R. 8S.) One sweetly solemn
thought. 3507, 5826, 11381, 24283.
Ambrosia (A. I.) Serenatella. 29765.
Ambrosio (A. d’):
Air de danse. 18269, 25222, 27740.
Canzonetta. 4411, 25495.
Carezze. 18515.
En badinant. 28285.
Légende. 28945.
Little song. 264389.
Pavane. 26898, 29474.
Réve. 29609.
Ambrosio (L. qd’)
cioso. 17566.
Momento capric-
Amdrea (R. d’) Baiadera. 27852.
Amendola (J.) He! ho! wallio!
wallio! 28547.
Amer. board of commissioners of for-
eign missions. Amagama okuhla-
belela. 6718.
Smith (The Eleanor)
13900.
Amer. book eo.
music course.
Amer. graphophone co. Shabes koi-
desh. 14819 (189).
Amer. Indian league. North Amer.
Indian. 18563.
Amer. music teachers protective assn.
pub. co. Dream baby. 425.
Amer. song pub. co. Memories. 26572.
Amer. tract soe. Songs for the little
ones at home.
Ames (K.):
I’ll be waiting by the ocean blue
for you. 13048.
I want a girl for my girl. 10729.
Twilight dreaming. 9440.
When love is done. 12212.
Won’t you please change hearts
with me. 9721.
Ames (S.):
At the stile. 12483.
Choice of flower. 10101.
My Ethel Rose. 11220.
My love of long ago. 83886.
Somebody dreams of you. 11827.
You can make a hit with Molly
too. 6624.
Ames (W. C.) All hail! this happy
Christmas. 27746.
Ames (W. L.):
Dream thoughts.
Little coquette. 15477.
Amols (E.) Only you. 1279.
Amon (EH. F. & W. W.):
At the Butler County fair. 20768.
Told among the roses. 12050.
Amoss (Mrs. D. A.) Ob8 tell
pretty butterfly. 293886.
Amour libre. 26823, 27771.
Amour tzigane. 12406.
Ancétre (L’) 1490.
Anda (L. W. van)
(L. W.)
Anders (J. R.)
25197 (31).
25704.
me
See Van Anda
Bill says we'll see the
King of Hosts. 22799.
Anderson (A.) When to-morrow
comes. 380262.
Anderson (C. L.) Instrumental char-
acteristic rhythms. 3012.
Anderson (D. B.) Let met tell you
how much I adore you. 15440.
Anderson (E.) Twilight thoughts.
16480.
Anderson (G.)
Anderson (G. W.)
starts to roll. 20717.
Anderson (H.):
Hip! hip! hurray! my wedding
day. 12859 (738), 12995.
I love no one but you.
12359 (76).
It’s just your way. 10837, 12859
(84). ,
Merry Mary. 11150, 12359 (89).
Advent. 10.
After the ball
10698,
1795
INDEX
(ooh see = eet ee oe
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
Anderson (H.)—Continued.
Put your paws around me and be
my bear. 11547, 12359 (102).
Summery _ girl. 11916, 123859
(106).
You must make good to me. 4380
(180).
Zig zag rag. 2059.
Anderson (J.):
Bob down, you’re spotted. 12525.
Bower of love. 18458.
Come with me to Gipsyland. 7057.
Do you remember the last waltz.
14759.
Follow the soldiers. 2674.
Good-bye girlie. 17142.
Has anybody seen my tangerino.
15088.
Have you ever loved any other
girl. 15098.
Hello! here comes a jolly sailor.
21229,
Here comes the chocolate major.
2845.
Hush here comes the dream man.
I’d like to go to Turkey. 15191.
I don’t care what becomes of me.
2893, 7697.
I’m on my honeymoon. 19153.
I’m Sammy Sharp. 21346.
I’m the master of the bow wows.
TTAT.
I saw Peter Henry home. 17258.
If you want’to please the lady.
15276.
In your pretty French petticoat.
7TS68. ;
Jean Maclaren. 7915.
Let me kiss those tears
8033.
My cinnamon lady. 8859.
My first love. 138495.
My lady dainty. 19687.
Night watchman. 8476.
No moon! tonight! 8485.
Paddy boy! 86386.
Pigtails and chopsticks.
away.
19929.
Quaker girl. 138712.
Rag-a-inuffin. 19992.
Sweet Evelyn. 14000.
Take your girlie on the steamer.
9267.
Tantalizing. 18082.
There’s something in the sea side
air. 203879.
They can do without us. 9339.
They don’t all go to hear the band.
16436.
Thousand years ago. 4067.
Try on your grandma’s crinoline.
2283).
Anderson (J.)—Continued.
Where there’s a bunch of girls.
18192. .
You can always find a friend in
the summer time. 20678.
You can’t judge a woman by her
clothes. 20679.
Anderson (J. H.):
He careth for you. 10580.
Some day. 9088.
Take me out on the boardwalk.
— 16880.
Anderson (lL. M.) Flirt’s prayer.
28375.
Anderson (M. J.) Happy thoughts.
19020.
Anderson (Margueritede F.) Daddy’s
boy. 16964.
Anderson (Minnie) A vision. 25010.
Anderson (O. H.) Mitchell corn
palace. 21710.
Anderson (Mrs. O._ S.) Happy
thoughts. 19020.
Anderson (R. T.) Thinking of home.
203838.
Anderson (S.) I’ve got to get a man.
26177.
Anderson (S. 8.) Faithful thro’ life.
7333
Anderson (T.) Take me to Canada’s
Coney Isle. 20329.
Anderton (H. O.) Cheshire man.
12588.
Anderton (T.) Wreck of the Hes-
perus. 3038382.
Andes (M. C.) When the summer
days have passed. 380258, 30830.
Andino (J. E.) Jessie Lee. 3048.
André (J.):
Abend im walde. 30365.
Am schéen Rhein. 2128.
Arie aus der D-dur-suite.
Barearolle. 21829.
Bekenntniss. 30407.
Berceuse. 20881.
Bliicher bei caub. 30415.
Concertino. 209386.
Derf i? 30463.
Deutsche eck. 2512.
Dorf (Das) 30470.
Divertimento, in 4 sitzen. -18703.
Etude de concert. 21063.
Festliches vor - oder nachspiel.
20786.
2647.
Ganz im geheimen. 30507.
Gavotte. 21168.
Glaube, hoffe, liebe. 2736.
Graziella. 21215.
Immerertin-gavotte. 2977, 7826.
Ikornblumen und heide-kraut.
30580.
Laudate Dominum. 3871, 8342.
Waltz me up the staircase. 20548. Liebeslied. 21529.
Wedding bells are ringing for Liebesweh von Stornfels. 3152.
Sammy. 14207. Lustigen ritter. 29070.
1796
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
André (J.)—Continued.
Mein schiatzel. 3296.
Melancholie. 21672.
Schlummerlied. 22086.
Schonste zeit. 3789, 8968.
Soldatengruss. 22138.
Souvenir lyrique. 22178.
Stindechen. 22191.
Suite russe. 9198.
Totentanz. 4098.
Traum an der _ Siegfriedquelle.
20417.
Turmwarts minne. 20487.
Valse espagnole. 22370.
Wie einst im Mai. 30881.
Zwanzig elementar studien. 21516.
1° sonate. 22555.
2, senate, 22557,
37° mazourka. 22560.
4m° mazourka. 22561.
22 ettiden. 21925.
Andrews (A. F.):
Good company. 15007.
Gypsy-heart. 25995.
Lord God is a sun and shield.
5505.
Summer’s end. 6272.
Three classic maids.
Andrews (A. M.):
Birds carol.
Come unto me.
Darkey’s serenade.
Darkies requiem mass.
Ego sum via. 12741.
Every little birdie has its song,
love. 17058.
Fisherman’s song. 103838.
Forsaken. 10410.
T’ll love but you. 138048.
Lest I forget. 8028.
My Mary. 138517.
6353.
9971.
10138.
4762.
10201.
O blessed sleep. 8508.
O chiming bells. 138572.
O matin bells. 5776.
Open thy window love. 138624.
Andrews (A. P.) Roseate hues of
early dawn. 20056.
Andrews (B.) To you. 30790.
Andrews (G. W.) Poco agitato. 16010.
Andrews (M.):
Does it not seen hard. 7191.
Foreign children. 7403.
Gather ye rosebuds. 28417.
Hail to the Lord’s anointed. 19011.
John Peel. 26291.
Marching song. 8212.
My shadow. 8402.
My ship and I. 8408.
O brightness of the
Father’s face. 19770.
Remembrance. 29599.
Shadow march. 9014.
Swing song. 9251.
Where go the boats. 9654.
Windy nights. 9699.
immortal
Andrews (N.)
the Swanee River flows.
Andrews-Ringling (A. M.)
drews (A. M.)
Andriesse (A.)
Let me wander where
19393.
See An-
Girl I love won't love
me. 25917.
Andrulavage (J. J.) Don’t you re-
member me. 415.
28388.
See D’Angelo (S.
Angelo (C. dad’) Forse che Si.
Angelo (S. R. d’)
R.)
Anger (J. H.) Tintamarre. 12040.
Angert (O.) Where the pine tree
cones are swinging. 20618.
Angioline (A.):
Feuille de tréfle. 28356.
Printemps amoureux. 26980.
Anglo-Canadian music publishers assn.,
Pg bye
Beyond the smiling and the weep-
ing. 6864.
King of love my Shepherd is.
5394.
Light of the world. 8065.
New every morning is the love.
26786.
Rose’s lament. 29667.
Sweet hour of prayer. 273388.
Thy will be done. 93877.
Annat-Alvez (—):
Chant du soir. 25524.
Quand je réve 4 vous. 38685.
Ansboro (J.) When sweet sixteen.
27609.
Ansell (J.) King’s bride.
Anthology of Amer. song.
Anthony (A. L.):
Help one another
17198.
Old orchard spring. 15908.
Anthony (B. H.) Land of the might
have been. 5423.
Anthony (B. R.):
Batty Bill. 6833.
Birthday party. 2278.
Blue Beard. 174.
Carnival of roses.
Castanet. 4636.
Cinderella. 280.
Dancing dolls. 25636.
Dancing in the play-room. 2478.
Dreams of youth. 4828.
Easter greetings. 2564.
Fairy’s dream. 496.
23781.
16780.
as you go.
4635.
Fern leaf schottische. 18838,
Full of mirth. 2697.
Game of tag. 2700.
Happy schooldays. 5085.
June roses. 5365.
Kangaroo galop. 19326.
Little Red Riding Hood. 985.
March of the goblins. 19533.
Memories of home. 26573.
Memories of spring. 3307.
Notre Dame. 5759.
coleall
INDEX
pt. 1, nes. vs-6
Anthony (B. R.)—Continued.
Playing soldier. 3581.
Pretty princess. | 26975.
Rippling brooklet. 20030.
Rippling water. 3692.
Robin Hood. 6080.
Sparkling eyes. 3914.
Sunlight. 6275.
Two arpeggio studies.
Anton (F. M.):
Drei fresken. 2148.
Drei gesinge. 2149.
Vier klavierstticke. 25288.
Antonio (P.) Moon kisses. 8316.
Antoniotti (F.):
Cristoforo Colombo.
Hlvezia. 30479.
En avant, 23176.
Antoniotti (G.) Souata en fa min.
25282,
30453.
Antonsan (J.):
My first love. 8868.
When I proposed. 9627.
Apollo-verlag:
Bal paré. 6811, 14451.
Biittenmarsch. 4607.
Driick den daum’n. 21025.
Eduard, schliess die ttire zu.
25736.
Ehegeschichten. 7272.
Er ist kein lebemann. 25761.
Es gibt nur ein Berlin. 18795,
23187.
Hs tropfelt. 7306.
Felsenfest. 10366, 12798, 21096.
Fritihling im winter. 21149.
Friihlingsreigen. 25883.
Grigri-walzer. 12945, 15034, 25983,
25984.
Grosse kanone. 25987, 28511.
Hans im gliick. 21231, 28525.
Herrlicher soldatenstand. 5136,
7630.
Illusion. 26206.
Im kinematographen.
Im storchenhaus. , 812.
Im tiefsten négligée.
Kinderwachtparade.
Kleine barmaid.
19346, 23741.
Kukokama-Hstapo. 15415, 193856.
Kusslehre (Die) 19360.
Leporello-album (Das) 15484.
26209.
26210.
15397.
18219, 15406.
Leutnantsliebchen-walzer. 8043,
19404.
Lieb mich und die welt ist mein.
8047.
Liebeslaube (Die) 17406.
Lied der Grigri. 15453.
Midchenaugen sind _ gefiihrlich.
15560.
Manuella. 8262.
Marche Folies-bergére. 5569.
Mariechen. 26531.
Apollo-verlag—Continued.
Mensch mir platzt der kragen.
26583.
Nachtluft-walzer. 15802.
Rollschuh-liufer-walzer.
Rouge et noir. 3740.
Schattenspiele. 3777.
16109.
Schmetterlings-intermezzo. 20117,
22075.
Sie hatte eine spanische wand
27166.
Singspiel-ouverture. 9059, 24637
Stehaufminnehen (Das) 9173.
Streik duett. 16331.
Tanzstunden-duett. 16391.
Tierstimmen-humoreske. 16450.
Valsette. 27509.
Vive ’amour. 14179, 22408.
Voglein im baum. 16533. |
Wer wagt, gewinnt. 16598.
Zwei ringlein. 6648.
Appel (H.):
Air king. 27742.
Freedom. 380497.
Freedom march. 30364 (76).
Appel (I. EH.) My muscatine girl.
4380 (147).
Appleby (I.) Lucky 18. 8155.
Applegate (E. H.) I’d like to make a
hit like father. 17229.
Applegreen (A.) Under the honey-
suckle vine. 22358.
Appley (D.) Song of summer. 20229.
Appunn (H.):
Deutscher minnergesang. 16992
Hab sonne im herzen. 19005.
Lustig liedlein. 17469.
Romance. 17854.
Apsey (Mrs. E.C.) Timely tip. 20405.
Apté (J.) Charmes languissants.
2383.
Aquin (L. C. ad’) Noél. 24182.
Arabona (J.) Love in the garden of
flowers. 15516.
Aranda (F. C.):
Celajes de otond. 2366.
Pequefia gavota. 243845.
Arbiter (A. ven) Gondoliera. 10512.
Areadelt (J.) Ave Maria. 89, 90.
Arcadians (The). 10457, 11338, 138042,
18057, 13320, 13499.
Archer (I. M.) Old valley school
house. 24268.
Archer (J. B.):
Baby Jim. 6804.
Days of the golden past.
In the olden time. 7858.
Little flower. S077.
Red letter selections. $8815.
Same old game. 8948.
Soldier’s bride. 9083.
Song of the guards.
Tender kiss. 93801.
Archer (Mrs. J. J.) Old valley school
house. 24268.
7144.
9114.
1798
_U0TU0aUoU Te OTST awe yk sis. et a Ul
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Archer (J. S.): 5
Melody. 20757.
Three pieces for the organ.
Arden (E.):
Giocoso.
Gondola. 5024.
Humoreske. 51838.
Rococeco. 6033.
Valse noble. 6422.
Valse parisienne.
Arditi. (1u.) :
Bacio (Il).
Se saran rose.
Ardo (A. D.):
Serenata moderna.
Storielle a la moda. 27299.
Arendell (H.) Hewon’t do. 15104.
Arendes (H. J.) I wonder who'll be
looney next. 2949.
Arenkill (M. E.) Heart throbs.
Arensky (A.):
Berceuse. 25383.
How beautiful
roses. 23501.
Nocturne. 16787.
Six piéces enfantines.
Arezzo (P.)
Argo (H.
lara
Argyle (L.) That man-o-war rag. 30011.
Ariane. 5588.
Ariane et Barbe Bleue.
Ariane und Blaubart.
Arion-verlag:
18317.
4994.
6425.
25344.
1535.
27144.
2831.
were once the
27786.
Plus joli réve. 13677.
V.) Moon, moon, moon.
65.
6752.
In einer sommernacht. 2992.
Puppen-duett. 5953.
Tanz, tanz, tanz. 1728, 4001.
Arioso. 15055.
Ariosti (A.):
Son come navicella. 3889.
Sonatas. 9855, 9856.
Sonate 3-6. 27788-27791.
Arlington, pseud. See Merrill (L. A.)
Arlington (B.) Dreams of love. 4827.
Arlington (M.):
Buffalo Bill’s farewell. 16877.
Flamingo. 2658, 6648 (54), 17082.
Armen (—) LEaster carols. 2072 (17).
Armfield (Mrs. V.) Neath the dear
old lilac bush. 17640.
Armitage (P.) Firelight land. 7379.
Armond (I. d’) See D’Armond (I.)
Armour (A.) We were wed in a
balloon. 16580.
Arms (C. W.) Pathfinder. 248382.
Arms (R. W.) Sleep. 27192.
Armstrong (C. P.) If kisses were dol-
lars I’d be a millionaire. 5268.
Armstrong (F. A.) Love the nightin-
gale. 1004.
Armstrong (G. W.)
hills. 3394.
Armstrong (H.):
Driving home the cows.
25713, 25197 (79), 28259.
My Pennsylvania
23135,
| Armstrong
Armstrong (H.)—Continued.
Entertaining man. 459,
14319 (58).
Frisco rag. 2688, 4961.
Lingering love. 26423,
80364 (94).
Slip your glad ragson. 4880 (164),
11814.
Steeple Jack.
(127), 29910.
We'll all go home.
(178), 6478.
(Je HBS)
4868,
28985,
24746, 27294, 27714
1925, 4880
Memory bells.
24000.
Armstrong (M.):
Hello. 21260.
Love making is so
21578.
Armstrong (S. L.)
644.
Armstrong (T.)
6648 (103), 8894.
Armstrong (W.) Serenade.
Armstrong (W. D.):
Battle (The) 2231, 68382.
Forest legend. 14919.
Funeral march. 10485.
Mouche dor. 11200.
Pianoforte pedals. 243857.
Praise, my soul, the King of
heaven. 21953.
Arnam (C. van) See Van Arnam (C.)
Arnaud (A.):
Capriccio.
En courant.
En trottinant. 21045.
Frais minois. 21137.
Impromptu-mazurka.
Méditation. 13401.
Paysannerie. 21904.
Pensée frivole. 13658.
Arnd& \CHS))2
As long as the band will play.
20759, 22689, 27714 (33).
Don’t care for nothin’ but you.
charming.
Grand old G. A. R.
Rose of Honolulu.
20145.
22685.
12756.
21395.
10262.
I’m looking for an heiress. 764,
4380 (1238).
If that ain’t love, what is. 7807,
143819 (78).
It’s something that you cannot
learn from books. 859, 4380
(133).
Night time. 5740, 9782 (72).
Snow time. 20201, 24661, 25197
(219).
Somebody’s mother. 22144.
Tim Callahan. 4077, 9782 (89).
When Sunday rolls around. 20587,
22451, 25197 (257).
Arnold (——) ‘Think of me when the
twilight falls. 9348, 9349.
Arnold (C. F.) Roseate hues of early
dawn. 16128.
L799
INDEX
Arnold (G.) Im zigeunerlager. 5282.
Arnold (J.) Oh you Sally rag. 18605.
Arnold (L.) Sweetheart I will always
love you. 20316.
Arnold (R.):
Deutsche treue. 18696.
In die ferne. 2990.
Sonnenschein. 20237.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
3242.
Arnold (W. FE.) Romantic suite.
8884.
Arnoldi (l.) Leaves and Zephyrs.
28940.
Arons (F.) Only a dream. 15920.
Aronson (J.):
Merry bells. 29163.
Merry party. 21692.
You don’t look good to me.
Aronson (S8.):
Gallant soldiers. 10441.
Happy springtime. 17175.
Little favorite. 11015.
Rose blossoms. 11687.
Wedding dance of the _ tribes.
18165.
Aronson (S. 8.)
Aronson & Becker.
16700.
Captivating. 27984.
One sweet little
girl. 5825.
Around the world. 26710, 28821,
29286, 29287.
Arrieta (H.) Marina. 38272.
Romance in EF. 24495.
When you smile. 1975.
Arriola (P.)
Art music ¢o.
Artaud (E.):
Heure tendre. 15129.
Puisque le printemps valse lente.
16048.
Sur des ailes de papillon. 16351.
Arter (W. J.) Take me out in the
moonlight, dearie. 16379.
Arthur (A.) Laneashire ramble.
15421.
Arthur (C.):
I understand you clearly. 28704.
In the jungle. 3002, 17304.
Arthur (G. H.):
Goddess of liberty is my queen.
(ise:
In the land of Make-believe. 833.
Mah-yam-no boo. 10387.
My heart goes out to you. 1148.
Arthurs (G.):
English language. 23179.
Human system. 2878.
I forgot the number of my house.
19116.
I like to gaze upon your sunshade.
17235;
I want to sing in opera. 19165.
Joshu-ah. 30573.
M. A. D. A. M. 15554.
Maisie Lou. 26507.
One of the sights of London. 8599.
Silly ass. 22114.
pt. 1, ns., Vv.
Arthurs (G.)—Continuea.
That’s when a fellow feels a fool.
6335. |
Twins (The). 16482.
Waltz, waltz, waltz. 6467.
What will be, will be. 6507.
What would a gentleman do. |
1949.
When you see me dance the min- |
uet. 27625.
Will you be my new little girl. |
9690.
You are the mother of Pearl.
4354.
You’ve got to sing in rag-time.
27693.
Arthurs (W.)
yet. 13890.
Artis (J. A.)
love me true.
Artz (J.) Le monastére. 1108.
Arzoz (—) See Otto y Arzoz.
Arzt wider willen. 2775, 2776.
Aschenbrenner & Blades. When the |
dear old moon is shining. 14242.
Ascher (J.): :
Alice where art thou. 2108, 2382. |
Golden moments. 2760.
London bridge. 3182.
Louisiana. 3199.
Merry-go-round. 3321.
Moss rose. 8361.
Sans souci. 3763.
Soldiers return. 38881.
Ascher (L.):
Bummel-lied. 199, 200, 2817.
Dagobert. 348.
Lercherl von Hernals.
31388.
Pacsirta nota. 13805.
Pampelona. 86389.
Pesti ferfiak. 1328.
Rajta pajtas. 1407.
Vindobona. 1883-1887.
Vindobona-keringo. 1884.
Vindobona-walzer. 4198.
Wiener g’ miitlichkeit. 1999-2002,
AS21.
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Iltd.:
Ah! Prence. 16132.
Airs de ballet. 22607.
Album of three light pieces.
Allegro. 19872.
Allegro giusto.
Allegro maestoso.
Amaranthe. 6720.
Anchorsmith (The)
As I dream. 22688.
Au temps jadis. 84.
Autumn leaves. 22711.
Baby Dollar. 20788.
Bagpipes for ever. 16821.
Bal militaire. 18381.
Ballad of the Greek seas.
Sister’s on the market |
I want some one to |
26182. |
947-949, |
6693.
19873.
15954.
9835, 12408.
9909.
1800
aac ETL hee ee InN NTN RT ad) iia gy MMe a
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.—
Continued.
Barcarolle. 20805.
Beautiful land of nod. 180.
Bel raggio lusinghier. 17867.
Beneath the stars. 144, 27891.
Billikin’s birthday. 12504.
Blue Filey bay. 4555.
Bon soir Colombine. 4561.
Boosey’s military journal.
Breezy ballad. 18474.
Broken melody. 22845.
Bugles of fairyland. 20874.
Burglar Bill. 2318.
2295.
Canticle of May. 22882.
Canzonetta. 6951.
Carina. 14596.
Carnival valse. 27990.
Cavatina. 22909.
Ceylon whispers. 27999.
Chanson d’amour. 16900.
Cleopatra waltz. 14648.
Dance of the Eskimos. 10188.
Dance of the _ serving
18655.
Daybreak valse. 4769.
Dear sad brown eyes.
Domino humoreske. 409.
Don’t wake father. 17011.
Dreaming. 14781, 14782, 28252.
Enchantress (The) 10320.
Se
maids.
Every thing she knew she learned
from mother. 30486.
Fisherman Cupid. 12813.
Flower of Japan. 7388.
. Fol-de-dol-dey. 49388.
For ever and aye. 28382-28384.
Fortunes favorite. 10414.
Found. 10416.
Four tone pictures. 8164.
Garden beyond. 554.
Garden of-the past. 21100.
Garden serenade. 23809.
Georgiana. 23318.
Give me thy love. 591, 10447.
Glad tidings of great joy. 2798.
Glamour. 25922.
Gratias agimus tibi. 25970.
Haidee. 26008.
Hanako. 26008.
Happy nights. 28529.
Haytime. 15098.
Hibernian suite. 2858.
Highwayman Jack. 21278.
Hobble skirt walk. 7689.
Humoresque-caprice. 19092.
I'll always be the same. 28662.
I’m going home your way. 7782.
Ismiss you... (7151.
IT think of thee. 138068.
If thy dreams. 17275.
Illuminations. 28748.
In Dreamland’s light. 138119.
In my gondola. 17294.
In the days gone by. 30563.
26596-—12—-4
1801
Ascherberg, Hopwood .& Crew, ltd.—
Continued.
Intermezzo. T7037.
Interruptions. 19245.
Italian album. 862.
Just you and I. 10898.
King Hilarity. 10920.
King’s bride. 23781.
Lancashire ramble. 15421.
Land of light. 21506.
Larghetto cantabile.
Lazyland. 21513.
Life’s sunshine. 26414-26416.
Little girl. 238848.
Little snowdrop. 21554.
Little suite for the organ.
Logging camp. 8094.
Love story. 19478.
Loves temptation. 11062.
Mad scene, Lucia di Lammermoor.
7195.
Maid of Manaar.
Marche arabe.
March from Undine. 19581.
March of the manikins. 15578.
Mate’s motto. 29133, 29134.
Matrimony limited. 21651.
11416, 11417.
13298.
8181.
15582.
Melodic solfeggi. 15628.
Melody. 20757.
Memory (A) 19577.
Menuet fantasque. 13427.
Midsummer’s eve. 21695.
Moira. 19609.
Moonlight waltz. 8319.
Muleteer of Malaga. 13479.
My Shaney. oe del 22a
My word! 29299.
Natoya. 8422.
*’Neath summer skies. 8427.
Nick o’ the woods. 1199, 15826.
Night and day. 15828.
Nobil signor. 17542.
Nymphes des ballet.
O patria. 18130.
O strike thy harp. 8520.
Oh! breathe not hisname. 1250.
Old adm’ral Benbow 26854-
26856.
Pastorale. 8668.
Phaedra valse. 13389.
Pitt, patie - 15662,
Polacea. 14419:
Polly Perkins. 30682.
Property man. 16048.
Purple lilac. 5962.
Ravissante. 11562.
Red rose of Lancashire.
Reflections. 27019.
Remembrance. 20010.
Ring o’ roses. 3690.
Roadster (The) 24484,
Romance. 6039.
Rosalba. 20049.
Rose softly blooming. 29661.
Royalist maiden. 8912.
11301.
1416.
INDEX
_ pt, BE mess wv. 6
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.—
Continued.
Saint George for England’s king.
8932.
Say not good-bye. 11717.
Scherzo. 6094, 24002.
Serenade for pianoforte. 27133.
Sidney Carton. 29778.
Six encore songs. 138955.
Six Scandinavian pieces. 17945.
Sleep, dear, sleep. 1585-1587.
Sleepy coons. 9068.
So you want to be a Soldier, little
man. 18903.
Song of Britain. 9102.
Song of the Indian mother. 17951.
Song of the rebel. 1627, 3900.
Songe adoré. 13923.
Songs of the sea. 16277.
Souvenir de Mordkin. 24717.
Spanish album. 23796.
Stars ofthe summer night. 27298.
Suite for organ. 11907.
Sweet Mary. 9236.
Sweetest face. 80778.
Tendre aveu. 11976-11978.
Thistledown. 24876.
Thousand kisses. 1780, 12032.
Three dream dances. 4680.
Three pieces for the organ. 1224,
17375, 18317.
Thy slave. 1785, 4074.
Trois morceaux. 22008.
Tu fai la superbetta.. 27459.
Tullinahaw. 94385.
Two characteristic dances. 8314.
Two short songs. 285, 286.
Two songs. 1804.
Un di, se ben. 20502.
Under the trees. 6398.
Valse caprice. 14141.
Valse d@’ avril. 9472, 16498.
Valse décembre. 24965.
Valse mystére. 1861.
Valse Ninon. 14155.
Valse passionnée. 12106.
Vision @’ amour. 30178.
Wait and see. 20532.
Watcher (The) 6473.
When smiling fortune. 30521.
When the birds began to Sing.
30249.
Why should we say goodby! 1994.
Within a mountain valley. 14276.
Ye verdant plains. 17166.
Yokohama. 18225.
Zingara (La) 14765.
Asckenasy (Y.) Night of adventure.
24162.
Ash (E.):
All mine. 22625.
Alone. 22684.
Baby song. 6806.
Come away darling. 7045.
Little tender flower. 8088.
1802
Ashdown (E.), ltd.:
Ae fond kiss. 11.
Afton Water. 15.
Air de ballet. 16745, 18268.
Annie dear. 25276.
Annie Laurie. 59.
Ash grove. 71.
Banks of Allan Water. 111.
Barcarolle romantique. 6823.
Caller herrin’. 211.
Chanson de la fileuse. 16901.
Comin’ through the rye. 305.
Dans les ombres de la forét.
12663.
Danse provengale. 369.
Deux feuillets d’ album. 12686.
Dream face. 12715.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
25712.
Funeral march. 14478.
Good enough for me. 7499.
Harp that once. 26019.
Highland Mary. 2857.
Impromptu. 1510.
In my memory. 17295.
Intermezzo lyrique. 3018.
Intermezzo pastorale. 844.
Japanglo. 868.
Jolly companions. 23682.
Land o’ the leal. 9386.
Libellen. 3147.
Meditation. 3289.
Melodie lyrique. 15687.
Melodie rustique. 1077. |
Menuet élégante. 1085. |
Menuetto-impromptu. 1086.
Mermaid’s song. 24015.
Minstrel boy. 26609.
Modern school of pianoforte tech
nique. 29198.
Norwegian scenes. 21792.
Olivia. 19825.
On parade. 24268.
Pour la bercer. 18685.
Richard of Taunton Deane.
270387.
Robin Adair. 1444.
Romance. 8024.
Silent, Oh Moyle. 27172.
Sleepy hood. 16235.
Song album. 27282.
Songe d’été. 3902.
Sound the pibroch. 3910.
Studies in technique and expres-
sion. 3948.
Toccatina. 14092.
Turn ye to me. 1824.
Twilight melody. 20446.
Two ecstasies. 871.
Valse sentimentale. 1862.
Where dream-flowers grow. 1977.
Whims. 25110.
Whispering winds. 25116.
Ye banks and braes. 27675.
ee
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Asher (J. M.) jr.
pies. 10187.
Asher (M. L.)
10187.
Ashford (EH. L.):
Above the clear blue ice 12368.
Andante con moto. 6734.
Angels’ song. 25269.
Be joyful in the Lord. 128.
Behold, Egypt is fair. 4525.
Bid the elders assemble. 4548.
Chimes (The). 16914.
Christ is risen. 7010, 7011.
Cruel sea. 4729.
Dawn. 23063.
Fear thou alone Jehovah’s wrath.
4919.
Festal prelude. 12802.
God of our fathers. 14985.
God with us. 233855.
Gondoleria. 17136.
Good-night. 23375.
In heaven by love abiding. 17290.
It is spring dear heart. 23658.
Katy did. 23717, 23718.
Knowest thou the law. 5408.
Dance of the pop-
Dance of the poppies.
Longing. 8098.
Lord hath triumphed gloriously.
5506.
Love’s dial. 23884.
March movement. 13370.
Maytime. 18397.
Melody. 13415.
Morning star. 29216.
My spirit faileth. 5718.
My thought of you. 24185.
Nearer, my God, to Thee.
O Israel, go forward. 5771.
O Lord, deliver us. 5774.
One perfect day. 24282.
Passover (The) 5871.
Peace, O Israel. 8668.
Postlude. 5926.
Praise His Holy Name.
Prelude. 5934, 22690.
Prelude in G. 24400.
Save me O God. 3770.
Sketch. 24640.
So teach us to number our days.
6188.
Soft sighing winds. 9079.
Sparkle ye stars. 24722.
Sure retreat. 24794.
Whoso dwelleth. 1992.
Within each lowly Hebrew tent.
6583.
Woe unto Israel.
Ashley (G. W.):
Anywhere with you. 4880 (94).
Arkansaw yodle. 25299.
Battle of Bunker Hill. 22745.
Bells of Notre Dame. 9947.
Boy scouts of America. 25488.
Butterflies, fairies and gnomes.
10024.
19730.
24388.
6606.
Ashley (G. W.)—Continued.
Cathedral bells. 22907.
Charioteer (The) 6980.
Courtiers (The) 25604.
Day in spring. 2495.
Do you remember
28219.
Don’t be crazy kid. 12708.
Girl, I love you. 28444.
I could like a little girl like you.
26111.
I’m not angry kid. 138058.
If de man in de moon wasn’t
lookin. 7796.
If I only had a girl. 26203.
Let’s all take a trip out to River-
view. 8034.
Mama won’t you kiss me. 23931,
Maybe it’s a bear. 26552.
Pansies bring thoughts of you.
24321.
There’s only one rose for you.
27407.
We parted by the morning glory
vines. 6482.
Ashinall (W. H.):
O blessed morn. 3458.
Organist’s journal. 3514 — 3520,
26839, 26845.
Ashton (A.) Trois esquisses.
Ashton CAS Oh vas)
Lord, our offences.
Ashwald (C.) Rejected lover. 17840.
Askerman (C. M.) He is coming,
surely coming. 2824.
Asmus (F.) jr. Satellite. 13810.
Associated music publishers co.
I’ve a longing for the dene old
Emerald Isle. 28705.
Red union rag. 27014.
Skating. 29799.
Strike up an Irish strain.
Tell me little girlie. 27370.
There’s a funny feeling stealing
’round my heart. 300238.
This old town. 27414.
When I am gone. 30241.
When the summer breezes kiss the
rose good-bye. 27617.
Winter time is coming ’round too
soon. 380311.
You’re just the girl I’ve pictured
in my dreams. 380347.
Astenius (A. O. T.):
Happy days. 10570.
Meadow brook. 26556.
Astenus (A. D. T.) Nothin’ to say.
sweetheart.
6767.
Remember not.
1424.
273807.
5758.
Asthalter (H.) Song of old Pitts-
burg. 9110, 20228.
Astin (C.) Golden rain galop. 22562
(26).
Astorga (J. O.) Laisse moi, Colin.
3118.
1803
INDEX
Astruc (G.) & co.:
Baiser d’Eunice. 20795.
Errer 4 travers les mers. 17044.
I care. 287238.
Viens prés de moi, effeuillons les
roses. 18140.
Aten (H. L.) Montana Flo. 19616.
Athalia. 33138.
Atherton (D.) National sports.
19728.
Atherton (F. P.):
Alethea. 24.
Avowal (The) 2190.
Bit of nonsense. 6878.
By the hillside. 6929.
Chanson triste. 2375.
Cherished memories. 16909.
12604.
22964.
7038.
Cinderella.
Clown capers.
College boys.
Constancy. 126388.
Constantinople. 2449.
Crown of triumph. 14697, 18635.
Daughters of Spain. 25645.
Elegie and consolation. 18778.
Elephant dance. 7282.
Mleurice. 148938, 25197 (88).
Flirtation. 12818.
Frtihlingslied. 7422, 18900.
Gay sefhoritas. 2706.
Grand entry. 7520.
Grand promenade. 7521.
Gypsy’s Serenade. 661.
Hop O My Thumb. 138010.
Liebeslied. 8050, 19409.
March of the insurgents. 17487.
Merrymakers (The) 8287.
Moonlight on the snow. 8328.
My lady’s favor. 8379.
New Virginia dance. 1197.
Niobe. 1209.
Oriental procession. 1285.
Pompadour (La) 1865.
Punch and Judy. 24430.
Rip Van Winkle and the dwarfs.
16097.
Romanza. 20041.
Rondo ecaprice. 1457.
Rose glow. 20052.
Rosebud and the pansy. 8898.
Sérénade d’amour. 20148.
Sleeping beauty. 29806.
Springtime. 24731.
Sprites at play. 9168.
Dt. 11m v..6
Atkinson (Mrs.
darling. 18718.
Atkinson (F. E.)
14882.
Atkinson (J. C.):
By the light of the jungle moon.
22863.
If anyone wants a sweetheart.
2957. :
Though your lips belong to others,
your heart belongs to me. 4066.
A: M.). onit avery
Angelic waltz.
Atkinson (R. H.) Jubilate Deo.
153866.
Atlas pub. co. Student’s rally song.
13974.
Atri (R. d’) Italian album. 862.
Attelby (I.) It’s steeplechase for
mine. 19262.
Attenhofer (C.) Deutsche eck. 2512.
Atteridge (H.) As long as the band
will play. 20760.
Attwood (T.):
From all that dwell below the
Skies. 2689.
Teach me, O Lord. 11968.
Turn Thee again, O Lord. 4124.
Atwater (M. L.):
Indian maiden. 10819.
Song that we sing. 11844.
Sunset in the west. 11923.
Atwood (O. E.):
Lullaby. 11065.
Songs of the forest. 11846.
Atys. 24402, 24453, 29581, 29582.
Auber (D. F. E.):
Fra Diavolo.
C2
Prayer from Masaniello.
Tarantella. 6786.
4950, 12438, 30364
27821.
Aubert (G.):
Amour qui se reprend. 6728.
Badinage champétre. 12466.
Contemplation bucolique. 20941.
Coquette. 10156.
Dans les champs. 10192. —
Lamentation. 21505.
Nid des fauvettes. 11278.
Pastorale. 21902.
Sous le charme
17963.
Suggestion.
Vaporeuse.
Aubert (1L.):
Forét bleue. 25868.
d’une_ vierge.
13977.
tsi
Tambourine ballet. 1719. Nuit mauresque. 19767.
Tender ties. 9302. Odelette. 5785.
Téte-a-téte. 9306. Aubert (V. B.) pseud See Pratt (S. G.)
Thoughtfulness. 27419. Aubert et Matheissen :
Through the hoops. 14078. Bercement. 14496.
Tight-rope walker. 14083. Deux rondels. 11723.
Twilight. 1826. Hlégie. 4856.
Valse arabesque. 20474. Forse che si. 28388.
Athol (L.B.) Sundayevening. 24783. Révérences. 30703.
Atkins (O.) That harum scarum Rosario. 13766. —
skirt. 18055. Six petits riens. 12682.
1804
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INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Aubert et Matheissen—Continued. Augener, ltd.—Continued.
Aubry (G.)
Auckley (A. H.)
Jesus.
Audran (—):
Audran (H.)
Auerhahn (F. R.)
11259.
Aufderheide (J. H.) & co.:
Kommt her zu mir. 10939.
Selig ist der mann der die an-
fechtung erduldet. 11753.
Triumph, triumph, viktoria.
Wohlauf psalter und harfe.
Rose noire. 8892.
No other friend like
9418.
12295.
11284.
Andalusia. 25262.
Mascot. 5586.
Gillette. 27714 (8).
National anthem.
All my boyhood thoughts were
you. 9812.
Drifting in dreams with you.
10290.
For you I sigh. 12833.
Gee! but I think a lot of you.
10453.
Horseshoe rag. 106389.
I love you, dearie. 17242.
I want a patriotic girl. 10731.
I want a real lovin’ man. 107382.
Kiss me kiddo. 7983.
Kitty McGee. 10932.
Klassicle rag. 109388.
Moontime is spoontime (when
a
you’re with the girl you love).
Val lf Quigg
Novelty rag. 11297.
Piffe rag. 11464.
Pompeian waltzes. 11489.
Searecrow rag. 11719.
That ever lovin’ bear cat dance.
Six piéces 4 chanter. 2504. Baby sleep. 22724.
Suite en ré mineur. 9197. Baby song. 6806.
Aubke (H. F.): Ballet scene. 2208.
Du giebst mir den schild deines Barearolle. 2225.
heils. 10295. Berceuse. 25390, 30408.
Huldigungen vor dem _ gnaden- Bethlehem. 18969.
thron. 10650. Blackthorn. 12515.
By the shore. 10027.
Canoe song. 25487.
Canzonetta. 22889.
Capriccio. 24517.
Celandine. 12570.
Chansonnette. 25528.
Chant des cloches. 246.
Chant des fleurs. 23966.
Christmas morning carol. 2404.
Come away, darling. 7045.
Come forth ye sluggards. 2429.
Come unto these yellow sands.
280938.
Contemplation. 23004.
Contrast (A) 16946.
Coronation march. 13796.
Courting (The) 4571.
Chrysanthémes. 10113, 12603.
Cradle song. 4572, 10165, 25609.
Cup of oblivion. 4578.
Cycle of six songs. 25622.
Daffodil. 25625.
Daily task for advanced pupils.
4742.
Dance. 27074.
Danse mauresque. 4758.
Du temps passé. 4833.
Elegy. 30478.
Etude heureuse. 25774.
Fair cheeks ye ensnare me. 4574.
Fantasia appassionata. 12791.
Fantasy on an old English carol.
30487.
Garlands. 4575.
Gold outweighs love. 4576.
Guitarrero. 30526.
Hours of pleasure. 1784.
222738, 24850. 14549, 14550,
That lovin’ dippy glide.
That’s some tune. 22281.
Hungarian dances.
18459-18468.
Ich schell’ mein hom in’s Jammer-
11990. |
You and me in the summertime. thal. 14551.
12319. Impromptu. 17979, 27075.
Auferstehung. S&6. Impromptu elegiac. 30559.
Aug (C. H.) In that dear old sum- Improvisation. 30560.
mer time. 831. Interlude. 28801.
Augenblick (J. S.) Golden harvest. Intermezzo melody. 10827.
5019. June rose bloomed. 153872.
Augener, ltd.: Knitting girl. 2818.
All mine. 22625. Laisse moi, Colin. 3118.
Alla marcia. 2111. Lancelot. 10958.
Alone. 226834. Last Sunday morning. 4577.
Angel’s quest. 9839. Laudate pueri. 5430.
Aria. 22679. Legende. 193884.
At eventide. 25309. Lied vom Herrn yon Falkenstein.
Au bal masqué. 22698. 14552.
Aubade. 9877. Lily of snow. 11009.
Autumn brooding. 4570. Liselotte. 5480, 11013, 26425.
1805
INDEX
Augener, ltd.—Continued.
Litthe peoples country. 238850.
Little shepherdess. 26488.
Little tender flower. 8088.
Longing. 991.
Lords and ladies. 133806.
Love’s fever. 4578.
Love’s song. 1009.
Madrigale. 23912.
Magyar love song. 4582.
Maidens lament. 4583.
Mainacht (Die) 14558.
Mazourka russe. 15617.
Meditation. 29142.
Meeting. 38298.
Melody. 17980, 25801.
Message (A) 4584.
Moor song. 5673.
Moriro, poiché il volete. 3357.
Myself when young. 29301.
Narcissus. 13535.
New school of studies.
Nigger tune. 267388.
No more can earthly joy be mine.
4585.
Nocturne. 3434.
Novellette. 3449, 19768.
Nuit sur le lace. 5761.
Numi offesi. 2740.
O tender eyes. 24228.
Oh, hearken to the bells once
more. 3481.
On the lark’s dewy wing. 24272.
Our old nursery rhymes. 26871.
Park (The) 3548.
Pastel no. 1. 30674.
Pastel no. 2. 30675.
Pastorale recitativo et chorale.
29469.
Pensée lointaine. 5884.
Position studies. 8727, 11498. -
Postlude no. 2 in E minor. 380686.
Preliminary exercises. 5932.
Prelude on the plain song Vexilla
regis. 30689.
Progressive studies.
Promenade. 17764.
Remembrance. 27025.
Renegade (The) 4586.
Reverie. 17847, 29615.
Rigaudon. 6013.
Romance in EH flat.
8442.
3612.
17876.
Romance sans paroles. 6041.
Rondeau. 27665.
Russian masters piano album.
24528, 24529.
Serenade. 3824, 17905, 23795.
Sestetto. 30745.
Sight reading exercises. 3849.
Six piéces enfantines. 27786.
Soir de dimanche sur les bords de
la Tamise. 3878.
Solace in tears. 4588.
Son come navicella. 3889.
Sonatina. 20219.
Bt. Theis. ve G.
Augener, Itd.—Continued.
Springtime. 17978.
Study for a _ single soft stop.
29927.
Suite. 16523.
Sunday. 4589.
Sunny day. 29941.
Thou art the flower. 12028.
Though fortune tarry still. 4065.
Three cathedral preludes. 30681.
Three idylls. 125388.
Three short movements.
To a violet. 4590.
To her beloved. 4591.
To the nightingale. 4592.
Toceata-prelude. 30071.
Toceatina. 30798.
Twilight. 4593.
Two gavottes. 15744..
Two impromptus. 4681.
Two little friends. 9444.
Two more little melodies.
Under the evening star.
Valley of silence. 1849.
Valse. 27076.
Valse arabesque. 20475.
Valse mélancolique. 4160.
Variations poétiques. 30148.
Violoncello method. 95382.
Voluntary in hyperphrygian mode.
11681.
8919.
1835.
30179.
Von ewiger liebe. 14554.
Wallflower. 14192.
Waltz sketch. 4234.
Wandering concertina man. 18158. |
Westminster Abbey. 4259.
When roses wake. 25085.
Where the bee sucks. 30271.
While shepherds watched their
flocks. 4806.
Ye sleep in yonder valley fair.
4347.
Yearning. 4594.
3éme concerto. 6442.
4éme concerto. 9781.
12 preparatory velocity studies.
19351. |
24 studies for expression. 19042. |
Augsburg pub. house. Lette lyrisk- |
religigse sange. 26404, 26405. |
Augustana book concern :
Ara herren med dina aAgodelar.
2093.
Basunen skall ljuda. 2230.
DA skall konungen siga. 7182.
Det folket som i morkret vandrar.
14742.
Du dotter Sion, fréjda dig. 2556.
Dyre Jesus. 2560, 7251.
En annan grund kan ingen lagga. |
2588.
Halleluja. 15057.
Han skall vara stor. 7569.
Herre, nir jag dig hafver. 2850.
Hosianna. 13012.
1806
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INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan—Dec., 1911
Augustana book concern—Continued.
Hosianna Davids son. 15157.
Hvar och en som dricker of detta
vatten. 7673.
Hvar och en vare ofverheten, som
valdet hafver, underdanig.
10656.
Ifran solens uppgang. 2967.
Jesus frestas af djafvulen. 3050.
Jesus Kristus ir densamme. 3053.
Kristi frid regere I edra hjirtan.
alan,
Lof och dra och vishet och makt.
8098.
Men var Gud forgiter ej de sina.
3310.
Och stadsmuren hade tolf grund-
valar. 11328.
Religiosa korstycken. 22006.
Sisom medarbetare. 8945.
Se Guds lamm. 8982.
Sen till, I foraktare. 3820.
Veten i icke, att I tren ett Guds
tempel. 4188.
Auld (J.) :
Does anybody here want Teddy.
17004.
In Summerland we'll happy be.
15296.
Keep a-gliding. 19328, 19329.
Ye dandy copper. 18222.
Auld (M. J.):
In Summerland we'll happy be.
15296.
_ Keep a-gliding.
Auracher (H.):
Cloudland. 28063.
Coral isle. 28117.
I am lonely for you. 28633, 28634.
-If one little girl loves me. 28741,
28742.
Nothing so soft ever happened to
me. 29334.
Pearl maiden. 29479.
Persian princess. 26912.
Switchback rag. 29967.
mAuUrand? (1. EB.) :
Kathryn’s waltz. 3076.
Under the old pine tree.
Austin (A.) Peasant’s song.
Austin (F.):
Communion service.
Lady-love mine. 982.
Simple sonatinas on
airs. 6168, 11787-91.
Sonatina in C. 3891.
Sweet night. 9237.
Trio no. 4. 20423.
Vicar of Bray. 9521.
Austin (F.) When I am dead my
dearest. 30239.
Austin (H.) Old countrie. 3491.
Dear old coun-
19329.
4158.
19902.
14667.
national)
try home. 28191.
Austin-Ball’ (Ee). O48 Thou that
changeth not. 4880 (150), 5782.
Auvergne (A qd’) Allegro appassio-
Natoy ok
Auvray (G.) Bobette.
Aux mélodies nouvelles:
Je Vembrasse. 3046.
3925.
Je t’apporte mon ceeur. 30570.
Plus joli réve. 138677.
Avakian (V. A.):
Park night is to-night. 19890.
Who kissed you last. 30285.
Avalle (L.) Menuet des Muscadines.
26587.
Avant (T.) I lost my heart. 26142. °
Avery (S. R.):
AiSpraise to imin 27-
Night of the Savior’s birth. 1202.
Aviola (i AR Se Vi PRPs 1si20:
Avison (——) Sound the loud tim-
brel. 9187.
Awakened Rameses. 278837, 28072,
28126, 28205, 28560, 28694, 29261,
29897, 30356.
Axness (I. M.)
Ayer (F. N.)
Ayer €N..D:)::
Any old tune at all. 12419.
Band came back. 25355.
Come on over, let’s all get ac-
quainted. 16937.
Confidences. 25582.
Dear old wintertime. 2500.
Gee! but I like music with my
meals. 25901, 27714 (59).
Gee! how I hate you. 25902.
Gum shoe man. 25991.
I’d rather go to jail. 26118.
T’ll try anything once. 26140.
I’m coming back. 26152, 27714
G12).
I’ve got a live one now. 773.
If you talk in your sleep. 28747.
In a bungalow for two. 26212.
King Chanticleer. 3090, 6648 (71).
My dream of paradise. 21730,
27714 (102).
Mysterious moon. 29302.
Never such a loving two. 29315.
Oh you beautiful doll. 21843.
25197 (187).
Ohio. 2072 (158).
Pity is akin to love. 5909.
Please come back to me. 3583,
12359 (101).
Spoony words. 27279.
Subway squeeze. 27313.
Telegraph girl. 27366.
Very ambitious girl. 14165, 22562
Gin):
Waltz me up to the altar Walter.
27561.
Ayers (N. E.):
Dying child’s request.
In an nnmarked grave.
Farewell. 25798.
My mudpie boy. 1165.
23140.
23612.
1807
INDEX
Dt. 2, ws. V6
Ayers (N. M.) Cow boy’s lament.
30452.
Ayers (W. W.) There's no other place
' like my home. 24865.
Aylers (N.) Twilight dreams.
Aylward (F.):
14114.
Dear heart I love. 25657.
House of memories. 7653.
Morning and you. 26646.
Song of the north wind. 9116.
Ayre (J.) Lady Sunshine. 13237.
Ayres (C.) I cannot leave dear daddy.
28639.
Ayres (C. S.) Gayest of the gay.
14944.
Ayres (Mrs. J. W.):
Brown eyes or blue eyes. 16875.
Wasted love. 18159.
Ayres (L. 8S.) & co. Turn on the love
light, honey dear. 14110.
Ayres (Z. M.):
Brown eyes or blue eyes. 16875.
Wasted love. 18159.
Aysslinger (R.) Liebesweh von Storn-
fels. 3152.
Babb ‘(VE Pe.) . Chanticler, 42581,
Babbitt (M. J.):
EH’en from the cradle. 449.
He will keep. 21258.
In that land so far away. 832.
Two paths are before you. 1880.
Babbitt (S. W.) Mere chance. 3318.
Baby from Bagdad. 100.
Bach (A.) My sweetheart that never
returned. 29297.
Bach (E.):
Awakening of = spring. 9891,
29717, 25333.
Spring’s awakening. 3930, 29895.
Bach (F.):
Grave. 28400.
Largo in © minor. 19375.
Bach (J. C.) Studio dell agilita.
11908.
Bach (i.S:))-
A Dieu seul sont le jour, la nuit.
168138.
Advent cantata. | 21195.
Air. 2196, 2197, 183638.
Air de Momus. 27842.
Air de Pan. 278483.
Air extrait de la cantate déglise.
2198, 4478, 14437.
Air in D. 9899.
All praise to Him. 27.
>.
Bach (J. S.)—Continued.
Corale sopra un tema. 16948.
Deux airs pour soprano. 6807.
Echo. 4480.
Erste bekanntschaft mit unserem
altmeister. 104.
Etiiden-album. 18803, 18804.
Fantasia et fuga, en sol mineur.
30396.
Fantasie. 18366.
Fantasie und doppelfuge.
Fantasie und fuge. 16814.
First lessons in Bach. 22726.
Gavotte. 105, 30364 (8).
It is enough. 18367.
Klassische violoncell -
20788.
Konzert fiir violine. 4481.
Le voici, le héros. 16815.
Lord rebuke me not. 106.
Meditation. 9902.
Mon Ame croyante tressaille et
chante. 16816.
O praise the Lord for all His mer-
cies. 4482.
Octave study in C. 20789.
Ouvertiire in H moll. 2199.
Passacaglia. 18368.
Passion de Jésus-Christ.
Passion of our Lord.
25197 (2), 25337-25340.
9901.
musik.
14438.
20790,
Plaintes, Jarmes, peines saintes.
16818.
Praeludium et fuga. 30397-
30400.
Priludium und fuge. 12462, 12463,
14439, 183869, 22727.
Prends mon coeur. 16819.
Récitatif et air. 2200, 4488,
183870, 27845.
Resignation. 2201.
Selected movements from the
orchestral suites. 22728.
Siciliano: 18371.
. Sonate in G moll. 253886.
Toccata and fugue. 20791.
Toccata in D moll. 6808.
Toceata in EH moll. 9908.
Toceata und fuge. 14440, 18372,
18373.
Triostudien. 25341.
Violin-konzert. 2202.
Wailing, crying, mourning, sigh-
ing. 14441.
Arie aus der D-dur suite. 20786. Weichet nur betriibte schatten.
Ave Maria. 18364. 14442, 14443.
Ean smaller organ works. Wohltemperierte klavier. 2203.
O787. . Ye mortals extol the love of the
Badinerie. 12461. :
father. 18374.
Bach album. 27844. a ‘ : ee
Bach pedal ¢tudes. 103. 12464. ,
Bass-arie. 18365. Bach (Q.) My heart’s in the High-
Cantate déglise. 4479. lands. ~ 21736:
1808
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Bach (W. F.):
Orgel-konzert. 8620.
Sinfonia zur geburtsfeier Friede-
richs des Grossen. 9047.
Bach & @co.:
Moonshine. 11178.
My southern octoroon. 30639.
Plantation lullaby. 3580.
Sons of our ocean empire.
Who dare divide. 30284.
Women join hands. 30322.
Bachdel (C. R.) Wild prairie flower
from my Oklahoma state. 16666.
Bache (R.) Send me a spoony letter.
20143.
Bachelor belles. 910, 2733, 2919, 2959,
3402, 3841, 4061, 4261, 4298, 4814,
4361, 6648 (65, 77, 110, 124, 189).
Bachenberg (P.) Graf von Reichen-
stein. 18979.
Bacher (A. G.)
sing. 29864.
Bachmann (A.):
Ballade. 14444.
Séville. 29770.
Bachmann (G.):
Grasshopper (The)
Isabelle. 18150.
Sylphes (Les) 14009.
Backan & Bachman. Hot stuff. 19075.
Backer (N.de) Merry chimes. 29164.
Backer-Lunde (J.):
Hush, hush. 26104.
My little bird. 26697.
My luve is like a red red rose.
26705.
Owl (The) 26879.
Snowbird (The)
Strange lands.
Bacon (G. W.):
Mother’s gone.
Tidings of victory.
Bacon (J._S.):
Love (in a parenthesis)
Songs from the heart.
Thy rose. 223816.
Bades (P.):
Galant badinage. 2699.
M’aimez-vous. 15555.
Nice en féte. 3425.
Baeker (E.):
Abendgesang.
Am bach entlang.
Frohliche zeit.
Frohe jugend. 10481.
Klavier-suite. 5403.
Marchenerziihlung. 3235.
3909.
Songs we ought to
12931.
27204.
27302.
8335.
12039.
19465.
11845.
2077.
2126.
12855.
Mit klingendem spiel. 3342.
Reigen. 3668.
Zur winterzeit. 4377.
| waer (C. E.):
It’s not because I love you less.
15330. .
Love’s sweetest song divine. 15538.
Baer. (F.) Good-night. 25948.
Baer (P. E.) Eastern star. 18761.
Baggett (R. A.) After the war
over. 22602.
Bagley (H. E.):
Arbitrator march. 14397.
Clareste polka. 20917, 28058.
Imperial march. 10787.
Intermezzo ruralistic. 17318.
Knight templar. 7993.
National emblem. 8419.
Spirit of freedom. 3928.
Bagley (R. C.) I am going back
Mary. 28631.
Bagley & Leitsinger.
dom. 39238;
Bagur (M.) My destiny. 15760.
Bahbnson (M.L.) Alma mater. 12390.
Baier (A.) Tell me thetruth. 24841.
Bailey (Mrs. A.) Moon’s secret. 19623.
Bailey (Alice) Echoes of Fruitvale.
210386.
Bailey (E. H.):
Auf wiedersehen. 16798.
Sweet bird of night. 9229.
To my vaientine. 24901.
Bailey (Kk.) Four heroes of our na-
tion. 23280.
Bain (J.) Nirami.
Bain (Mrs. J. P.) Sing me a song of
the southland. 6168.
Bainbridge (T. H.) Sweetheart I love
is
to
Spirit of free-
29325.
you. 29968.
Baines (H.) In my little air machine.
7845.
Baines (W.) Pretty Madam Butterfly.
21958.
Bainton (EE. L.) Weep ye no more.
22427.
Bainton (H.):
If I only had a girl. T798.
That’s what they all say. 1759.
Bainton & Ross. Oh the spooky rag.
24245.
Baird (A.) On the square. 5822.
Baird (M. lL.) O little town of Beth-
lehem. 26776.
Baird (T.) jr. Gotham chantecler.
THOUS:
Baird (T. G.) Time and _ eternity.
24897.
Bairstow (HH. C.):
Hlegy. 30478.
Lift up, O land thy heart this
day. 5470.
Prelude on the plain-song. Vexilla
regis. 380689.
Sing ye to the Lord. 6170.
Toceata-prelude. 30071.
Baiter (C.) Our flag. 19859.
Baiter & Giesmann. Our flag. 19859.
Bajadere (Die) 17270, 17528, 17839,
18150, 18172, 18380.
Bajazzo (Der) 19411.
Baker (C. V.) Jolly sleighing party.
7932.
1809
INDEX
DED ELE ts, S.,” Vi Ge y
Baker (G. C.)
Baker (G. H.)
15089.
Baker (H.B.) Santa Barbara.
Baker (J. K.) Welcome home.
Baker (J. 8S.) . Optimist. 21873.
Baker (M.) Vision of midnight. 18143.
Baker (M. T.) I ean’t live without
you my dear. 15189.
Baker (P. S.) A surmise. 11926.
Bakken (A.)} Noble youth. 5745.
Balaika tutor. 16822.
Balakirew (M.):
Alouette (L’) 27756.
Concerto. 9906, 9907.
Fels (Der) 7366.
Morgenrot (Das)
Oh come to me.
Balart (J.) Ideal.
Baldamus (G.):
Auf wiedersehn.
Kleine gavotte.
Kleiner walzer.
Laéindler. 13238.
Lied (Das) 10997.
Lustig, froh. 138334.
Reiterstiickchen. 138733.
When all the streams are flowing.
30827.
Baldock (S. H.) Sanctuary. 8944.
Baldwin (G.) Aviation man. ° 9887.
Baldwin (H. L.) There isn’t anyone
for me to play with any more. 30021.
Baldwin (J. M.):
American flag march. 25258.
Boat song. 4560.
Dance of the ocean waves.
On the beach. 21859.
Song in the night. 22150.
Willow glen. 20642.
Baldwin (M. C.):
Adoration. 16737.
King Dream and his love.
Baldwin (M. M.)
6330.
Bales (H.) Dixie parade.
Bales (M. C.): :
Glaphyra waltzes. 14971.
Globeville march. 21179.
Balfe (M. W.):
Bliss forever past. 20796.
Bohemian girl. 16828, 80864 (4).
Drinking song. 4494.
I dream’t I dwelt in marble halls.
27855.
My task is ended. 9908.
Balkan princess. 2497, 2534, 3092,
12359 (55, 61).
Ball (HB. R.):
Barry of Ballymore.
Christmas songs. 275.
Fly little butterfly. 73894.
Good-bye, my love good-bye. 43880
(116), 5032, 5038, 7496, 15000-—
15004, 23367.
A memory. 8271.
Hast thou heard Him.
27105.
30219.
3356.
5792.
19184, 23590.
12441.
13220.
13223.
23047.
907.
That home eternal.
16997.
6828, 18387.
Ball (EH. R.)—Continued.
He was more like a gentleman
friend. 26036.
Heart to heart. 190384.
Here’s love and success to you.
26053.
I love the name of Mary. 755-
757, 2910, 15218.
If I only had a sweetheart like
you. 2072 (121).
Klown kapers. 27714 (92), 28914.
Lane that leads to Drowsy land.
16728 (49).
Let us have peace.. 17398-17400,
19898, 21522, 21528, 22562 (87),
23806.
Lieb’ mich und die welt ist mein.
8047.
Macushla selection. 26498.
My heart has learned to love you.
1149, 3885, 11228.
My land. 1154-1157.
Till the sands of the desert grow
cold. 6357, 20404, 30057, 30058, |
30364 (124).
Who knows. 25120.
With the twinkle in her eye.
16678, 22510, 30320.
Ball (R.) Shamrock and the thistle.
11769.
Ball (T. Austin-) See Austin-Ball (T.)
Ball (W.) Song of peace. 24685. |
Ballard (G. W.) Christmas carol. |
14645.
Balleron (P.): .
Repertoire des artistes.
Vision rosée. 6448.
1°? nocturne. 380848.
Balstad (H. P.) The Viking. 9524.
Baltimore (D. G.):
5995.
I’m in love with the girl in the 1
23619. |
moon. 15235.
In dreams of yesterday.
Baltzer (C. H.)': .
Dream of youth. 7224.
Drooping willow. 7246.
Mother’s flag. 8835.
Old deserted home. 8571.
Balze (W.) Dream maiden.
Banbury (C.):
America for ever. 12400, 14365.
Our Old Glory. 5847, 11405.
Bancroft (A.) Queen of my dreams.
8797.
2546.
Baneroft (W.):
Dream of fairyland. 17019.
I loved you though I left you.
17243.
Little fairies waltz. 17421.
Sweet maids waltz. 18010.
You return to the old folks at
home. 18232.
Banderburg (C. W.) Gen’l Howe’s
grand march. 4880 (85).
1810
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Banker (D. H.) Le pas. 29468.
Banks (C.) You ’ad better beat it.
9745.
Banks (D.) You ’ad better beat it.
9745.
Banks & son. First six months at the
Piano. 25835.
Banning (C. H.) Lightning express.
15461.
Banninga (B. H.) I will lift up mine
| eyes. 13080.
Bannward (M.) Only an_ orphan.
15928.
Bantock (G.):
Atlanta in Calydon. 12435.
Bonnie wee thing. 20852.
Charge of the light brigade.
30431.
Choral ode III. 20911.
Coronach. 20945.
Down among the dead men.
21004.
Festival song. 232389.
Fly (The) 2671.
Lucifer in starlight. 3218.
My luve is like a red, red rose.
21744.
Nocturne. 25356.
Now a brighter boast than all.
OUT.
O saw ye bonnie Lesley. 21816.
One hundred folksongs of all na-
tions. 29418.
Rule Britannia. 11664, 18782.
Stranger, thou art standing now.
22201.
Wilt thou be my dearie. 22501.
- Bantus verlag. Prélude. 10326.
Baptié (E. G.) sr.:
rma Scotchman by birth and I’ve
not got a cent. 7723.
Sing on ye angels. 22117.
Baranski (F.) Pochéd sokotow.
219387.
_Baratta (S.) Primmavera e’ turnata.
| 18699.
_ Barbella (E.) Larghetto. 19378.
Barber (B.) What makes me love
you the way I do. 16605.
Barbirolli (A.):
Aimer, c’est forger sa _ peine.
6685.
Mon lied. 8810.
Ne m’abandonne pas. 135387.
Non t’amo pit. 13561.
Rencontre. 16082.
Si je pouvais mourir. 9038.
Sorrisi e baci. 6221, 11852.
Tu ne m’aimes plus. 16471.
Barblan (O.) Drei stiicke. 4501.
Barbour (C. A.) Selections from fel-
lowship hymns. 24577.
Barbour (F. N.):
Heart (The). 7604.
Night song. 26745.
Barbour (F. N.)—Continued.
To daffodils. 6360.
Valse arabesque. 6412.
When love is in thine eyes.
Barclay (E. V.)
sunshine too.
Barelay. (ik: 5):
As with gladness men of old.
253038.
I love to hear sweet voices sing..
26146.
Master speak. 29130.
My heart is full of Christ. 15766.
O Christ, Thine eyes of light and
love. 15860.
Song of faith. 16269.
Song of redemption. 24686.
While shepherds were feeding
their flocks. 27634.
96381.
I’d like to be your
286438.
Barclay (W. EH. A.) Luna. 15549.
Bard (F.) & bruder:
Sisett’, losett’, sei nett. 28988.
Nur dezent sein. 29342.
Barden (E. R.) Lullaby of the pines.
19498.
Barden (EH. W.)
19498.
Bardsley (H.)
Barducci (F.):
Danse des nymphes.
Naiades (Les)
Barefoot (C. R.):
Bamboo jungle queen.
Flag of flags. 14891.
Golden beams. 7484.
My cowboy girl. 1148, 13488.
Nellie Bell. 15815.
Barford (L. Birkedal-)
Barford (L.)
Barger (S.
203895.
Bargiel (W.):
Adagio and finale.
Elegie. 2578.
Marcia fantastica.
Gi)
Piano piece. 9782 (16).
Prelude. 2226.
Scherzo. 2227.
Barié (A.):
Lamento. 15420.
Marche. 14458.
Symphonique.
Toceata. 14459.
Barivle.('f.).:
Mother’s prayer.
Spagnola (La) 138985.
Barili (A.) Cradle song.
Barison (C.):
Gavotte et musette. 18914.
Impromptu hongrois. 17280.
Mazurka-caprice. 17517.
Barker (B.) Crystal gazer.
Barker (KE. M.) Sweet
waltz. 24809.
Lullaby of the pines.
Story of Jesus. 17987.
28171.
15803.
14454.
See Birkedal-
S.) Three pictures.
2091.
3266, 25197
16371.
26658.
16958.
7092.
seventeen
1811
INDEX
Barker (G. A.) :
Golden days. 23360.
Royal lancers. 29672.
Barker (P.) Circus show.
Barlow (R. P.) Pierrot.
Barnard (D’A) Chatelaine.
Barnard (G. D.):
Angel voices.
Arbitration.
Cyclone in Darktown.
16728 (30).
Dawn of hope. 379.
First rose. 2655.
Flee as a bird. 21115.
King rose. 28895.
Peace and liberty march.
29476.
Tantic (The) 3999.
Barnard college song book.
Barnby (E.) :
At the last.
Aubade. 27819.
Beurrée and minuet. 27932.
Caprice in B flat. 27982.
Come back to Kildare.
Marie. 3269.
Nocturne. 27867.
Rose of a lovelier world.
Sarabande and gavotte.
Songe d’ été. 13924.
Sylvia’s footsteps.
Valse capricieuse.
Barnby (J.):
Abide with me. 25207.
Lord is rich and merciful.
Wind (The) 9696.
Barnes (—):
Its bound to come
S55.
It’s coronation year. 15327.
They still stand saying good-night.
30034.
Vagabonds toast. 27494.
Barnes (A. G.) Ever clinging. 480.
Barnes (A. S.) ¢co.:
Graded melodies for
sight singing. 10535,
18577.
13669.
22926.
49.
25296, 25297.
7103-7105,
219085,
14460.
Cts
10130.
11643.
13809.
14010.
14143.
26454.
in fashion.
individual
28493.
Hymns of the centuries. 21311,
21314.
Barnes (E.):
Hlégie. 103138.
Scénes villageoises. 16167.
Sonata no. 4 en sol mineur. 9915.
Barnes (F. J.):
Any where dark will do. 30380.
Floating down the old Zambesi.
18867.
Hush, here comes the dream man.
Uae
I’ve got rings on my fingers.
It’s a haunted house. 15325.
It’s got to be done. 28822.
It’s poor old mother who has to
suffer. 26274.
7768.
pt, 1m, Hs. Vee i
Barnes (F. J.) Continued.
Let me help you over the ste
3142.
Ob the ocean. 3485.
Paddy boy. 8636.
There’s no such things as bogies.
30787.
What do the waves say. 16601.
Ye don’t know Flynn. 16692.
Your heart’s with your sailor. |
14308.
Barnes (Mrs. J.) Indian summer |
time. 7872.
Barnes (J. W.) Happiest day of my |
life. 28526.
Barnes (L.) Life’s secret. 8057.
Barnes (S. A.) Nightfall. 26748.
Barnes (Mrs. W. T.)
mama be. 27627. (
Barnett (J. A.) Take me back to OK- |
lahoma. 20327. i
Barnett (J. F.):
Bird of happiness.
Cradle song. 10165.
Give me thy love. 591, 10477.
Where can my |
25412.
Barnett (J. G.) Eclectic organ
teacher. 22562 (19).
Barnett (M. C.) Springtime. 11872.
Barnhouse (C. L.):
Angel’s serenade. 27776.
Areadia overture. 18316.
Artarmo collection for orchestra.
18326.
Aviation tournament
18357, 18858.
Bower city march. 18457.
Canton aero club march. 18510.
Cast thy burden upon the Lord.
Boles
Calvary. 27972.
Cloud light. 20922.
Con celerita galop. 20985.
march. |
Coronation overture. 2454.
Courtier. 18628.
Desdemona waltzes. 2509.
Elysian. 21042, 28284.
Firenza waltz. 21109.
Flee as a bird. 21115.
Glory of God in nature. 27887.
God be with you. 2749.
Grand album. 28494.
Harmonick. 19021.
Imperial overture. 19202.
Incense. 28794.
Intermezzo from Cavalleria rus-
ticana, “2902
Trish brigade. 28810.
Tron count overture. 21427.
Let the lower lights be burning.
3145.
Light cavalry. 28978, 29948.
Little Ione. 28998.
Lotus flower. 29723.
Lustspiel. 29071.
March from Athalia. 33138.
1812
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Barnhouse (C. L.)—Continued.
March majestic. 3263.
March romaine. 2782.
Master builder. 29129.
Meditation religioso. 3290.
Messenger march. 29168, 29169.
Nanon. 19726.
Neddermeyer
197383.
O Lamb of God. 2280.
One more days work. 3505.
One sweetly solemn thought. 3507.
Orpheus overture. 293880.
Our merchant marine. 19864.
Peace and liberty march. 21905,
29476.
Polish dance no. 1. 29710.
Rameses march. 29573.
Refuge. 3661.
Robinson’s grand entree march.
20034.
Sextette. 28227, 28228.
Sons of veterans march.
Spring’s awakening
29895.
Star spangled banner.
Sweet by-and-by. 3972.
Tannhiuser march. 380195.
Toreador’s song from Carmen.
27912.
Viking march.
Wanderlust march. 380205.
Wearin’ of the green. 20560.
Woody Van’s march. 20668.
Barnicott (R. S.) Maiden in grey.
26505.
Barnitz (J. D.):
| If Jesus would come.
: Saviour of men. 8954.
-Barnlund (A. W.) Idaho gem of the
triumphal march.
20240.
romance.
29906.
20508, 20509.
7804.
| mountains. 10751.
Barns (D4) a
Andante espressivo. 22659.
Andante grazioso. 22660.
Petite pastorale. 243851.
Sleep, weary heart. 24646.
Swing song. 24815, 30364 (119).
benam, (M.) Lotofa cowboy. 11046.
| Baron (R.):
Eduard, schliess die ttire zu.
| 25736.
! Er ist kein lebemann. 25761.
Im kinematographen. 26209.
Im tiefsten négligée. 26210.
Sie hatte eine spanische wand.
27166.
Baron (W. C.) Lo, my heart it sings.
| 43880 (142).
‘Baron Trenck. 45044509, 6825-6827,
7848, 8165, 8645, 9411, 9615, 9916—
| 9918, 15919.
eros Ger:
| Dance of the shepherds.
Darting swallows. 3:78.
2474.
Baroni (P.)—Continued.
Evening by the miilstream. 2611.
Hunting morning. 736.
Barr (A. E.) Willow weep. 2012.
Barras (M.):
Won’t you come up to the moon
with me. 27662.
Won’t you share my big umbrella.
27665.
Barratt (A.):
Girl and the drummer. 2723,
12886, 12887.
Go ahead propose. 2072 (103).
Barratt (H.) Sous bois. 20248.
Barrau (—) Impressions. 390558.
Barre, (i: ~ Hs) Harmonie march.
Aira Lert
Barreiro (M.) Reina. 16077.
Barrelier (J.) Idéale rencontre.
26197.
Barrell (G. O.) Girl I wooed to win.
28329.
Barrera (——) Dos reginas. 18726.
Barret (R.) Etudes d’application et
de style. 2607.
Barrett (HH. D.) 3rd. Girl likes you.
————— ee
28450.
Barrett (F. H.) Sweet memories.
24807.
Barrett (F. W. Z.) American born.
14367.
Barrett (G.) Olympus. 29402.
Barrett (J. E.) Pennsylvania. 24342.
Barrett (J. H.) » Belle of “Mexico.
18408.
Barrett (R.):
Birth of love.
Happy spring days.
Helen polka. 19040.
How dear to me. 21296.
Nine inches of foam. 21780.
Owl. 21885.
Shall I wed thee.
Sleepy land. 16236.
Barrett «GR: H;) | Tear
glistened in his eye.
Barrett-Watson (R.)
22803.
19019.
16204.
drop always
27365.
Pastoral song.
19893.
Barrette (L.) June roses. 28867.
Barria (G.) Technique du _ violon.
1742.
Barrington (J. Ford) See Ford-Bar-
rington (J.)
Barrington (J. W.)
earols. 118.
Barrington (W.) Lip builders. 19427.
Barrons (UE S:) :
Big chief Burke. 9965, 14319 (34).
Ten Christmas
Down where the big bananas
grow. 4819.
I won’t come back. 7737, 14519
(74).
She was the girl I loved the best
of all. 24605, 27714 (128).
1813
INDEX
Dt: DE aes... Ve |
Barron (T. 8.) —Continued.
That was a grand old song. 1768,
6648 (122), 9327.
There’s a better time a coming for
us all. 2072 (186).
Barrowclough (A.) :
Chicken rag. 2388.
That classical rag.
Barrows (Mrs. A.)
27379.
Susie’s the girl
for me. 24796.
Barrows (J. W.) Won't you be my
sweetheart. 20656.
Barrs (J. H. C.) Is heaven just for
white folks. 17322.
Barry (J. H.) Doherty. 2525.
Barry (K.):
Between the lights.
Fleeting hour. "21116.
Homestead (The). 26080.
On Sunday. 26824.
What shall I sing to you. 6505.
Barry (Me 3.) St. (Batrick’s’ day.
22055.
Barry of Ballymore.
1154-1157, 2910, 6828.
Barrymore (F.):
Illuminations. 28748.
Sweet Mary. 9286.
Bart-Schmid (A.) Veni Creator Spir-
itus. 1871.
Bartell (H.):
Flower festival.
Rippling waves.
Bartels (W. fF.)
TA8T.
Barth (H.):
Barearolle. 12472.
Music box. 29248.
Barth (J. F.):
Moonlight meditations.
Rooters march. 22032.
Barth (M. A.) Twilight dreams.
20444.
Barth-Hrlensteg (W.) :
2270.
755-757, 1128,
23261.
24480.
Golden ripples.
5672.
Ginseliesel und der hirtenhans.
23302.
Vierlinder erdbeermidchen.
25003.
Barthélemon (—) Sonate, E moll.
26346.
Barthélemy (R.):
Caressing butterfly. 20892.
No! nun di ca so stato i. 3481.
Tarantelle napolitaine. 4010.
Bartholdy (J. L. F. Mendelssohn-) See
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.)
Bartholomew (I. H.):
Two Christmas carols. 120.
Two easter carols. 9919.
Bartholomew (L.) King’s call.
5395, T981.
Bartine (A. B.):
Kathleen. 28712.
My heart is love’s taxicab wait-
ing for you. 15767.
Bartlett (Mrs. A.) There’s a table |
that’s only set for one. 12010.
Bartlett (F.) Candy kid. 10036.
Bartlett (F. L.):
Little blue ribbons.
Swing song. 29966.
Bartlett (H. N.):
Brook (The). 22846,
Caprice-humoreske. 10048.
Commencement march. 4380 (17).
Esperance (L’) 12859 (16).
Fantasia. 22741.
For somebody. 21125.
Frog’s singing school. 16728 (4). |
Her voice to me. 21266.
I envy every flower that blows.
28991.
213824. (
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis. |
3240. |
Minuetto. 1096.
My bonnie Mary. 21729.
Prelude in C minor. 26967.
Study in double notes. 24767.
To-day and to-morrow. 1798.
Two lovers. 22348.
Wie des mondes abbild. 22495. 1
Bartlett (J. C.) Song of thanksgiv- ‘
ing. 1620.
Bartmess (H. H.):
No more. 19751.
Wood thrush. 20661.
Bartmuss (R.) Phantasie.
Barton (Mrs. C.): |
Dear heart J’ll win you yet. |
16981. i
Not when the pines are sighing. |
19762. |
Barton (F. M.):
Chimes. 25584.
White gifts for the King. 1990.
Barton (G.) Twilight. 20448.
Barton (R.) :
I’m going home. 43880 (122).
If I don’t get you, I'll get your
sister. 5264.
Meet me to-night nia the roses. 4
27714 (101).
Barton (S.) Not when the pines are
sighing. 19762.
Barton, Gibson co.
29801.
Bartosch (C.) Das dorf. 30470.
Bartram (F. A. B.):
In the land of nature’s dream. |}
19227.
22742.
Sleep, baby sleep. .
That old familiar prayer. 20366.
You're the only flower that grows. :
16706.
Bas (1) Etude de_ Jorchestre.
12767-12769.
Baseler (J.) Now praise the Lord |
24191.
Baselt (F.):
Alma Diandlan. 6710.
Hab’ sonne im herzen. 19005.
Mahnung. 19516.
1814
mis 1-14, Jan—Dec., 1911
INDEX
———
Baselt (F.) —Continued.
Sang vom Rhein, 24550.
Schon Suse. 24563.
Basham (J. W.) Meet me out by the
Golden Gate. 11124.
Basim (E.) Romeo and Juliette.
16114.
Bass (HE. H.) I’m a suffragette. 19145.
Bass (R.) Berceuse. 14501.
Basset (Mrs. M. A.) South Georgia
pearl. 29871.
Bassett (C. J.):
Bless the Lord. 25421.
God so loved the world. T7478.
Let the words of my mouth. 957.
Mercies of the Lord. 26592.
Mercy seat. 11146.
O land we love. 15868.
Bassett (M. M.):
Onward and upward. 17706.
Story of love. 17988.
Bassett (N. C.)
your heart.
Bassett (R. H.)
Bastien (W. H.)
too. 10258.
Bastow (G.) I’d never been coortin’
afore. 19118.
Batdorf (Z. H.)
Batelli (EF. S.) Do you remember the
first time I met you. 2528.
Bateman (A. A.) Maiden went a call-
ing. 8186.
Bateman (B. B.):
As the fleeting years pass on.
14409.
Christ passes by. 14644.
Bateman (E.):
Standard bread. 11874.
1962.
Enuff. 18792.
Do you love roses
Songs. 6831.
We should like a girl. 30218.
| Bates (E. B.):
In Michigan my dear old northern
home. 15291.
Say youll be my honeysuckle.
20106.
Bates (F. J.):
My dream is a garden of roses.
26685.
Roaming through the woodland
{ dear. 20038.
Bates (K.) Simple theory of music.
6164.
| Bath (H.):
| Bates (M. U.) :
10706.
11827.
I’m awfully fond of you.
3306.
Somebody dreams of you.
Memories.
Bridal dance. 14556.
Destiny. 4787.
I have a rose. 28655.
My rose. 26711.
My window looks unto the
26714.
Peasant dance. 15975.
Reconciliation. 27013.
west.
When love steals in |
Bath (H.)—Continued.
Shepherd’s dance. 16214.
Voices of the air. 9544.
When you sing. 20611.
Batiste ( ) Andante. 16833.
Baton (Rhené-) See Rhené-Baton (—)
Batten (E.) Clover blossoms. 20903.
Batten (Mrs. G.) Little brown
brother. 979.
Battley (L. P.):
Give me that rag-a-time all the
while. 590.
Honey love. 10682.
Old Glory always waves. 1265.
What does it mean to say love.
1944.
Won’t you be my cherub. 12300.
Won’t you be my sugar love. 9719.
Bauch (H.) Take me up to Palisade
park. 16385.
Baudard (A.)
Petite Nini. 19455:
Bauder (E. P.) Nobody cares. 17654.
Bauer (CG) F:).:
Just a faded flower. 5370.
Our old day dreams. 29484.
Bauer (H.):
Forbidden fruits. 21127.
Szerelmen Pantheonja. 9256.
Bauer (M. E.)
Bauersachs (H.)
ey taco.
BRauersachs (H. T.) & co.:
Cradle song. 20949.
Dream no. 4. 21015.
Gondoliera. 21195.
Mazurka d’ artistes.
Mazurka no. 3. 21665.
Twilight. 22345.
Valse brillante.
Baulsim CH.)
3088.
Baumann (L.):
Als wir, die welt zu klein. 16768.
Light. 968.
See Bauersachs (H.
15620.
22867.
Kelly’s found at last.
Gottesfrieden. 17147.
Spielmannszauber. 17972.
Baumeister (K.) Alte kuchenfrau.
12892.
Baumfelder (—) Peasant dance.
22562 (39).
Baumfelder (F.):
Chant du berger. 20901.
Good humor. 12915.
Grandmother’s fairy story. 50438.
Hungarian intermezzo. 5184.
Longing. 8101.
Petit valse. 8683.
Rondo mignonnette.
Tyrolienne. 6394.
White rosebud. 6550.
Baumgartner (C.) Just some.
Baumgartner (H. L.)
eato in D. 6705.
Baumler (C.) Lilacs and poppies.
19423.
Baur (F.)
6051, 13764.
19324.
Allegro mar-
Jugend. 8067.
1815
Baussnern (W. von.):
Hlegie. 25742.
Sonata eroica, cismoll. 9097.
Bautock (G.) Dante and Beatrice.
18662, 186638.
Bax (A.) Concert valse in E flat.
10147.
Baxter (E. H.) Star beads. 3984.
Bayard 4 Méziéres. 2101.
Bayer (J.) Nippes. 18556.
Bayes (N.):
Fairy tales. 10852.
I have longed so long. 10684.
Parlor games. 11435.
Please go find my.Billy boy. 11476.
Bayler (J.) Sally. 16728 (58).
Bayley (K.) Dreams of thee. 21021.
Bayley & Ferguson:
Abide with me. 6657.
Bee and the butterfly. 22758.
Children of the kingdom. 18556.
Choral album. 25539, 25540.
Christ being raised. 4665.
Christiana. 22940,
Come, soft and lovely evenings.
18600.
Come unto Me all ye that labour.
22991.
Crowns. 18637.
Cuckoo song. 25617.
Darkness and dawn.
Dreamy town. 18748.
Eternal promise. 21061.
Fairy shoemaker. 21080.
Fifteen short pieces. 9360.
Good-night. 18965.
Heavens declare the glory of God.
7611.
Jesus and the children. 19285.
Lancashire witches. 23767.
Land of dreams. 937.
Life’s springtime. 19421.
Like as the hart. 19422.
Little CindereHa. 23841.
Lord is my Shepherd. 238866.
Love of Jesus. 19472.
Lullaby. 21601.
MacCrimmon’s lament. 26496.
My land. 19689.
O come, let us sing unto the Lord.
3459.
Old English composers. 19814.
On wings of love. 21866.
Out on the world’s broad highway.
8633.
|
[
14722.
Ponder my words. 19952, 24375
Princess Pirliwinkie. 21965.
Romance of the rose. 220380.
Selected movements. 22728.
Silver mist. 1573.
Sing praises to God. 9053.
Sing unto God. 29792.
Snowtime and sunshine. 22138.
Snowy-breasted pearl. 3870.
Soldiers’ song. 22772.
DE Tee Se vi
Bayley & Ferguson—Continued.
They that trust in the Lord. 4049.
Thou art so near and yet so far.
27416.
Thou shalt show me the path of
life. 24882.
Unto Thee O God do we give .
thanks. 22362.
Wondrous cross. 9717.
Bayly (T: HH.) “Wd bet ay buttertiy
13028, 26112, 28641.
Baynes (S.) Cane brake dance.
22879.
Baynon (A. J.) Hush song. 740.
Bayrhoffer (C.) Hrinnerung. 231838.
Bazzini (A.) Hlégie. 7276.
Beach (J.) Short songs for children.
9029.
Reale (C.) You are just a little dif-
ferent from the rest. 9747. |
Beale (lL. M. T.) When you’ve got no |
union ecard. 12244,
Beale (T.):
Burlington (The) 6926.
Hurndilla. 28623.
Valsa. 30136.
Beall Ch Wee
Daughters of America. 16978.
Dreams that were too sweet to
last.. 14789.
Edithia. 17030.
Just love me. 15379.
Youll never know. 16702.
Murmurings of the forest. 29247.
Bean (G. C.) VUve kept my love for
VOU... (0 (as
Beardshaw (C.) Marie Claire. 23950.
Beasley (J.) Susie White. 163853.
Beasley (T. D.) Vive la bagatelle.
1895.
Beattie (W.):
He didn’t know how much he liked |
her. 10581.
When the girl you like likes some-
body eise. 12228.
You never can tell what a girl will
do. 4a2Z3sKe
Beattie (W. F.):
Aviation. 12450.
Beatty (J. M.):
I want a ride on the ocean of love.
PBI (D
Moonbeam. 11175.
Waiting for moontime, dearie.
12162.
When the evening bells chime |
Home sweet home. 9640.
Beatty (M. V.)
mother. 21291.
Beatty (P. L.)
ries. 20516.
Beatty (W. R.) sr.:
Place where the evergreens grow.
16006.
Speak to me darling. 16292.
Home without a
Violets bring memo-
1816
i — a —
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Beaumaire (H.) Dainty shepherdess.
80456.
Beaumont (F. J. C.) Voice that
breathed o’er Eden. 16587.
Beaumont (H.):
Beatrice waltz. 12480.
Berceuse. 27895.
In battle array. 15283.
Playful pranks. 29505.
Beaumont (J.C. H.) :
Forget-me-not. 21128.
If the world were draped with
roses. 21388.
O perfect love. 11820.
Oh breathe not his name.
Tender thoughts of you.
Beaumont (P.) :
Caprice espagnol. 217, 6952.
Gavotte and musette. 4983.
Slumber sweetly. 16287.
With love. 12291.
Beazley (—):
Er ist auferstanden.
Risen King. S865.
Beazley (S. W.):
Auf nach Bethlehem.
Christmas. 22941.
Come, Jesus, Redeemer. 4691.
Come to the feast. 25571.
Day you were saved. 28187.
Do you know where you'll stand.
18709.
Tix your eyes on Jesus.
Forward reapers. 14923.
26798.
14038.
7500.
22700.
25836.
Get acquainted with Jesus. 28456.
Get in touch with God. 4990.
Give ear unto my prayer. 23337.
Go away happy to-night. 5012.
God always knows. 28467.
God is love. 23358.
Hail the king. 26006.
Happy every moment. 26011.
He has given us a banner. 7595.
I’m a pilgrim. 10703.
I’ve joined the Christian throng.
aaa:
I walk with God. 10728.
In Beulah Land. 28755.
In the King’s highway.
Jehovah. 23667.
Jesus believes in you. 5348.
Jesus is always at hand. 28842.
Jesus is leading. 7922.
Jesus will save. 28848.
Keep sweet. 28883.
O do some good deed every day.
29347.
Onward, Christian soldiers. 11390.
Pharisee and the publican. 24354.
Praise the Lord. 29522.
Rally call is sounding.
Same old story. 6078.
Somebody loves you: ’Tis Jesus.
6202.
Sonnengold.
28785.
29572.
11850.
Beazley (S. W.)—Continued.
Voices of summer. 121438.
When He shall appear. 20577.
When my work is done. 30246.
While we our offering bring.
25109.
Why not you. 27641.
Work must go on. 27668.
Beazley (W. E.) Lord of all being.
3192.
Bebee (A. E.)
baboon belle. 20653.
Becht (J.) See Kinkel (C.)
Bechtold (R.) & comp. K6nig von
Samarkand. 13228, 13229.
Beck /CE.) A-hunting we will
6684.
Becker (A.) Die bettlerin. 25398.
Becker (Mrs. Jacob) I am dreaming
of my old Kentucky home. 19104.
Becker (Josephine) Hello Bill. 10600.
Becker (KX.) Maiden with the eyes of |
azure. 80605.
Becker (R.) Liebesfeier.
Becker (R. L.):
Ebb and flow. 2568.
Marche des Pierrots. 26524.
Petite Colombine. 26915.
Tambourins (Les). 27358.
Tried and true. 4106.
Becker (W.) Vergissmeinnicht. 14160.
Becker (W.-A.) Krazy kat. 19355.
Becker (W. L.) :
Cecilia. 25512, 25513, 27714 (42).
Jf the man in the moon would
speak. 26204, 27714 (80).
One sweet little girl. 5825.
Beck-Slinn (E.) Postlude no. 2 in
E minor. 380686.
Beckman \(C. & G.) Can’t I
home with you. 22876.
Beckstrom (EH. J.) Your face beams
in every star. 18235.
Becucci (E.):
Amore. 14874.
Coeur de papillon.
Dama e cavaliere.
Tesoro mio. 14039.
Bedford (—) It’s bound to come in
fashion. 855.
Bedford (H.) Crossed in love was
Chrissie. 14696.
Bedford-Wright (A.) If the eyes I
love were closed. 805.
Beeby (B.) Someday perhaps.
Beech (E.) :
My jobs. 15771.
Wrong numbers. 2039.
Beech (G.) :
I just simply can’t be good. 7
Since mama went away. 9042.
Summer girl. 9204.
Will you love me as to-day. 9692.
You can’t live without a _ girl.
9752.
Won't you be my
gO. .
8049.
walk
22966, 22967.
30457.
9092.
1817
26596—12——_5
INDEX
Beech & Lashley:
I just simply can’t be good.
Since mama went away. 9042.
Summer girl. 9204.
Will you love me as to-day. 9692.
Beede (A. W.) Darling love. 20973.
Beehle (K. R.) Stuttering Zeke.
273812.
Beer-Walbrunn
TZ:
Beeson (E. E.)
1915. 26281.
Beethoven (Ll. van):
Adagio. 12486. _
Adagio sostenuto.
Adélaide. 2242.
Allegro. 380364 (5).
Analyse thématique, rythmique et
(A.) Don Quijote.
In San Francisco in
6844.
métrique des symphonies. 18399.
Andante. 303864 (6).
Andante con yariazioni. 6845.
Andante favori. 12487.
Andante from Kreutzer sonata.
14476.
Andante in F. 14477.
Beethoven sonatas no. 6. 27885.
Contre tanz. 4523.
Creation hymn. 2248.
Faithfw’ Johnie. 27886.
Farewell to the piano.
Fidelio. 6979.
Funeral march. 14478.
Gem from op. 90. 185.
‘Glory of God in nature. 27887.
Hallelujah, power and_=£ glory.
22759.
Konzert fiir die violine. 22760.
Larghetto.
Largo. 6846.
Lord’s prayer. 22761.
Love’s tragedy. 27888.
Menuet. 1386, 137, 18400.
Menuett. 4524.
Ronde. 12488,
25369.
Scéne et air. 2245.
Scherzo. 30364 (7).
Sonata, no. 9. 25870.
Sonaten. 12489.
Thematische, rbythmische und
metrische analyse der sympho-
nien. 18401.
Violin-sonaten. 9927-9936.
Vivace. 380364 (8).
Waves genily lapping. 22762.
Webster’s funeral march. 22763.
Begg (C.) & co., ltd.:
Cupid’s whisper. 3438.
Garden of memory. 30509.
Radiant morn. 1405.
Beggs (L. F.) Only a dream. 19844.
Behan (M.) Gobble and the hobble.
9926.
14479, 14480,
Behault (EH. R. de) Enfants sont des
chérubins. 28295, 28296.
1818
Dt. BS. V..6
Behim (A. E.):
I want everyone to love me.
13078, 14319 (73).
Pullman porter man. 23547.
Behler (A. F.) Evening prayer.
12771.
Behling (A.) Im storchenhaus.
Behr (F.):
Burning heart. 27951.
Dorothy caprice. 28240.
En avant l’artillerie. 30480.
Golden dreams. 10507.
In the gipsy camp. 26238.
Mignonnette. 11156.
Perpetual motion. 1327.
Bebre (R. L.) :
California’s golden poppy. 6939.
That African belle Tag. 9314,
80785.
Behre-Bordwell music co.
can belle. 30785.
Behrend (A.) Summer skies. 20294.
Behrend (A. F.) Naughtymoon. 11269.
Behrend (A. H.):
Beautiful land of nod. 130.
I miss you. 7751.
Just you and I. 10898.
One night. 13619.
Roadster (The) 24484.
Salt o’ the sea. 8989.
Three fishers went sailing. 24885.
Behrend (B. F.):
Dear old Asbury Park. 16983.
Good luck. 10515.
I live alone for you.
Behrend music pub. co.:
Good luck march. 10515.
I live alone for you. 7710.
I'll share all my play toys with
you. 238547.
I’m thinking of you. 10717.
Bei uns in Breslau. 14429, 14484,
14597, 14980, 15041, 15635, 15692,
15698, 16188, 16139, 16180, 16337,
16585, 16667, 17161, 17162, 18219.
Beier (K.) Electricity. 7275.
Beilschmidt (C.):
Canzonetta. 10046.
Erotikon. 10327.
Lustig vierblatt.
Marsch. 9939.
Polonaise. 11488.
Vergissmeinnicht.
Walzer. 9940.
Beirly (A.) Our starry flag. 26873.
Beittel (R. H.):
Boy scout. 16868.
Dreamland town. 28255.
I love you dearie. 15223.
I’m dreaming of you to day.
My dreams of you. 26688.
Pawnee queen. 13650.
Take me up in an airship. 16384.
When the band plays a southern
tune. 27610.
i
812.
That Afri-
7710.
1017.
1877.
7726.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Bela (Keler-) See Keler-Bela (—)
Belcanto-verlag. Rematori. 27024.
Belcher (H. Blanke-) See Blanke-
Belcher (H.)
Belden (F. E.)
thousand. 4657.
Belden (R. K.):
Along the banks of the Ohio.
16762.
Dreaming
14787.
I'll make my dream come true.
153.
Only a dream of sweetheart days.
3508.
Summer dreams.
Belding (E. T).
Belknap (F.):
Antonooch. 61.
Dot’s ain’t a mask. 417.
Mother’s become a_ suffragette.
1124.
O what you did to me.
Belknap (G.) Mothers voice.
Chiefest among ten
Sweetheart of you.
22215.
Caresse (La) 27986.
1240.
19639.
Belkovson (LL. C.) ‘Tell me little
sweetheart. 9296.
Bell (A.) Apple of the valley. 22674.
Bell (E.) Only a faded rose. 24284.
Bell (HE. A.) Southern cross. 6225.
Bell (E. D.) Lilies. 26419.
Bell (E. R.):
Mother Machree. 11238.
With the twinkle
18244 (95).
Bell (G.):
Having company. 12963.
Jack and Jill. 138159.
Johnny’s so long at the fair.
17344.
Mousie ousie 000. 15742.
Musie everywhere. 13480.
My first piece. 13496.
in her eye.
Nearer my God to Thee. 18588.
When you are gone dear. 22472.
Yankee Doodle. 18220.
Bell (H. G.) Welcome song. 18166.
Bell (d.,)): ;
Cuckoo song. 25617.
MacCrimmon’s lament.
Bell (J. .)::
Lora. 8106.
Won’t you marry me Mary. 123808.
Bell (Mrs. M.) Do not turn me from
your door. 12699.
Bell (Morna):
"Neath summer skies. 8427.
Within a mountain valley. 14276.
Bell (P. BH.) Texas frontier. 18050.
Bell (R.) Sweetheart won’t you let
my dreams come true. 18020.
26496.
Bell (W.) Brown bird. 22848.
| Bell (W. C.) Girl of my dreams.
2728.
Bell (W. H.):
Arcadian suite. 30383.
Baron of Brackley. 16832.
Hella (A. di) Primo passo. 11525.
Bellairs (R. H.):
Echoes. 4847.
Valse brillante. 6414.
Bellano (A.) Eco mandolinisti. 21087.
Belle Paree. 10206, 10207, 10307,
10716, 114838, 11801, 17488.
Bellerby (E. J.):
Berceuse. 6856.
Hlegy. 7278.
Introduction and _ passacaglia.
10830.
Twilight melody. 20446.
Bellew (R. EE.)
mother. 18192.
Bellin (B.):
If you want a girl to love you.
nT te
Let’s go back to Broadway. 28962.
Bellinger (A.) music co. When the
leaves upon the maple turn to gold.
30254.
Just a dream of
Bellingham (G.) Love, the rascal.
183819.
Bellini (V.):
Casta diva. 18410.
Deh! con te, con te li prendi.
18411.
Norma. 2255, 14490, 20825.
O bella, ti celo. 18412.
Puritani (I.) 80364 (9).
Soldiers’ song. 22772.
Sonnambula (La) 2256.
Bellstedt (H.):
Hail Denver, how fair art thou.
2800.
Heart thoughts.
Belmont (A. R.)
6742.
Beman (EH. M.)
Beman (R. D.)
Bemberg (H.):
Death of Joan of Are.
Little girl. 23848.
Benatzky (R.):
Dacklballade (Hine)
Kunstmicen. 10949.
Benda (F.) Sonate 8 A moll. 28908.
Benda (H.) 75 ettiden fiir violine.
9711.
Bendel (A.):
Christ ist
marter all. 7013.
Welch’ eine liebe hat uns der
vater erzeiget. 25061.
Bendel (F.):
Auf dem kirchhof von Montreux.
2175.
Bosquet de Julie. 2296.
By moonlight. 10025.
Gefangene von Chillon.
Idylle. 10755.
12974.
Ante, ante over.
Spring song. 1649.
Spring song. 1649.
385.
10177.
erstanden von der
28426.
1819
INDEX
Bendel (F.)—Continued.
Promenade de matin. 8765,
26985.
Sonntagsmorgen auf Glion. 38907.
Souvenir d’Hongroise. 29876.
Bendel (M.) Snow man. 9076.
Bender (EK. W. C.) Rose jar. 24518.
Bender (S. E.) Im saving all my
smiles for you. 15240.
Bendick (S. S.) music pub. co. Mem-
ories. 18416.
Bendix (C.) The spendthrift. 38921,
9782 (79).
Bendix (T.):
Commuters (The)
Gamblers (The)
2072 (85).
7438, 9782 (35).
Di Wie tae s:. ‘Vv. "O
Benjamin (Anton J.)—Continued.
Liebestiindelei. 38151.
Lieder. 138224, 138225.
Margueriten-tag. 13380.
Nocturno fiir fl6te und waldhorn.
3436,
Rose hochzeitszug. 10230, 10231.
Susann, Susann, du hast mer’s
angetan. 138992.
Sylphide (La) 20324.
Uncle Teddy. 41338, 4134, 14121.
Weinlied. 9588.
Wenn der vater mit dem sohne.
9594, 9595, 14217, 18168.
Wenn die fitisschen sie heben.
9596, 9597, 14218, 18169, 18170.
Great name. 7526, 9782 (386). Zither-spielers lieblings. 4869.
In meadow land. 26225. Zwei klavierstticke. 3570.
On wings of love. 24278, 24279. Benjamin (F. R.) Pennsylvania.
Orestes. 8618, 138626. 24342.
1552.
20646, 22562 (151).
Seven days.
Wings of love.
Bénech (1L.):
All6 mademoiselle. 22630.
Alza manolita. 12394.
Cacaouette-cacaouette. 2332.
Chapeau 4 la main. 12582.
Coralie. 28118.
En quartre-vingt-treize.
Karine. 23711.
Lulu. 19499.
17476, 23913.
3257.
29095.
19540.
Madrilena (La)
Maman victoire.
Mam/’zelle Mareon.
Marchons au bonheur.
Micaélla mia. 26607.
Ton coeur n’ est plus
12051.
Tout’s les femmes.
20415, 22327.
Valse commence. 20477.
You-You, la Japonaise. 123884.
Benedict (—) March from Undine.
19531.
Benedict (C. A. R.):
If. 287380.
2589.
oye on enly
1806, 16462,
Bennett
14970, 18244 (60).
Bennett (Mrs. B. R.)
Benjamin (Mr. & Mrs. F. T.) Sim-
plified solos.
Benkhart (G. A.):
16227.
All the
14350.
Ob that funny rag. 2072 (153).
When Cupid leads the band. 1955.
pretty girls in town.
Bennard (G.):
Don’t turn Him away. 28234.
In Canaan. 28756. |
Is it well with your soul today. |
288138.
It was for me, 3034.
My heart says yes to Jesus. ||
29266.
Oh what would I do. 8565.
3808.
29883.
Sea of love.
Speak my Lord.
Bennet (C. W.):
Banner of glory. 6815, 27861.
Guardsman’s choice. 7540, 28512.
Lotus bloom. 5511.
(—) Give me your love.
Just you and I
When day is done. 30285. dear. 15884. _
3enedict (Mrs. H.) Sweetheart of ; Bennett (C. A.) Heart of my heart.
old. 20319. 5116.
Benedict (J.): Bennett (F. G.):
England yet. 7293. I love my love, 2909.
Lily of Killarney. 23833. Nearer my God to Thee. 1186.
3enedict (M. C). The pilgrim. | Bennett (L.):
8697. Butterfly. 22860.
Bengimon (E.) Play some ragtime if
you can. 19933.
Benham (EH.) I ean’t think of any
thing. 2072 (109).
Beningfield (E.) Surrender.
Benjamin (Anton J.):
Bertihmte romanze in F. 2267.
Frohsinn auf den bergen. 12859.
Hahnen-rheinlinder. 7556, 7557,
12953.
Keusche Susanne.
27325.
7969, 13210.
1820
Daddy was a grand old man. 4741.
Dat lovin’ touch. 14728, 16728
(anh ye
Deutsche rag. 2072 (91).
Don’t tease. 12708, 143819 (54),
18722, 25197 (77).
Honeytown. 2871, 6648 (62).
Lost—a girl. 8119, 6648 (84).
Love rose. 19474, 19475.
Straight road is a great road after |
all. 20278, 20279.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Bennett (L.)—Continued.
Take me down to that ball, Bill.
6648 (120).
That western glide. 27395.
Underneath the wishing tree.
6648 (1380).
When the trees are dressed in
crimson and in gold. 9649.
Your love means the world to me.
20692, 20693.
Bennett (lL. W.) In the grand old
land of love. 7851.
Bennett (M.) Picture framed in a
sunset Sky. 243859.
Bennett (N.) Black wench running
wild. 27914.
Bennett (PP. T.) If I had a girl like
you. 10760.
Bennett (Theron C.):
I only want to hear
13066.
Mary Brown. 13386.
Bennett (T. C. Sterndale) :
Belgravia. 6850.
Come to town Miss Brown.
Coon. TOTO.
Corporal Mike.
Duval. 2559.
In the spring. 7859.
My word. 29299.
Rain. 8805.
Single Cingalee. 9058.
Six encore songs. 138955.
Sometimes in summer.
Bennett (W. H.):
Along the old Mississippi
14360.
Just an old log cabin down by the
mill. 10892.
Benoist (A.):
Affectionate child. 27735.
Determined child. 25668.
Dreaming child. 23128.
Fickle child. 25824.
Gavotte ancienne. 12870.
Haughty child. 23448.
Merry child. 21689.
Perfidy. 43880 (153), 5886.
Premier amour. 138697.
Thoughtless child. 24883.
Benoist-Treynet (—):
Kiki-polka. 138211.
Parfum troublant.
Benson (G. N.)
Benson (H.)
ber. 23586.
Benson (J. T.):
Almost too good to be true. 6712.
Always some work to do. 6714.
Anchored fast. 9834.
Are you denying the Master. 9853.
Blessed day. 6887.
Blood of the Crucified One.
Draw me nearer. 10275.
Even me. 7311.
you say.
12628.
23017.
24675.
shore.
11482.
Evening glow. 10338.
I wonder if you remem-
6891.
Benson (J. T.)—Continued.
For Jesus fight. 10402.
Fullness of joy. 7427.
Go preach the gospel.
God’s love can never fail.
He saved me. 10586.
Hide me, O Savior. 7636.
I am glad that whosoever took
me in. T7679.
10489.
10505.
I am going on with Jesus. 7681.
I am singing the new song to-day.
7684.
I have a song. 7701.
I know. 10686.
I’ll never let go of Jesus. 10694.
I’m determined. 10708.
I’m not ashamed. 7741.
I’m saved. 77438.
In the promised land. 10810.
It is Jesus. 7896.
It was Jesus. 10840.
Jesus, I look to Thee. 7921.
More and more we love Thee.
8325.
More than conquerors. 11183.
Name of Jesus. 11256.
Nothing between. 11298.
On the upgrade. 8592.
Once for all. 8595.
Only wait. 8611.
Only way to glory. 8612.
Praise God, it is well. 8733.
Saved. 8952.
Speak just a word for Jesus. 9149.
What a greeting. 9601.
Wonderfully precious. 12299.
You are making a record. 9748.
You shall wear a crown. 9760.
Benson (Y.) Song of the times.
22163.
Bentley (A. F.) Pure love betrayed.
24482.
Bentley (R.) Memories. 18416.
Bentley (W. W.) Songs of the new
hikes . 2072) 1655).
Benton (H. HB.) Without you all is
dreary. 20651.
Benton (J. L.) Chimes of the love
bells. 25537.
Benton (nh);
Century Sunday school convention
song. 6964.
Show your faith in Jesus. 9051.
Benton .(T. J.) Onward, brave and
loyal soldier. 8618.
Benvenuti (G.):
Alba (L’) 14840.
Notte (La) 15850.
Quand’ essa venne da me. 16054.
Benwell (A.) Nautical busman. 3411.
Benyon (R.):
Dreamlight. 21020.
Hamadryad. 7566, 7567.
Kiki. 28886.
Life’s rainbow. 264138.
1821
INDEX
pt. Ti, tes, Vv. 6
Benyon (R.)—Continued.
Valse désirée. 9473-9475.
Valse mystére. 1861.
Béon (A.):
Amour de moy. 4419.
Larghetto. 18244.
Berard (H. J. B.) Call of the moose.
16888.
Beraud (V.) Chansonette joyeuse.
22917,
Berey (A. de) Vers le réve. 27581.
BRerdeaux (D. H.):
When the roses of
gone. 9645.
Won’t you try to love me.
Berens (H.):
Cultivation of the left hand. 342.
Neueste schule der geléufigkeit.
8434.
Pflege der
13665.
Berény (H.):
Crystal ball. 25615.
Flirt. 25846, 30364 (75).
In the heart of the golden wine.
26243.
Kiss me,
289038.
Little boy blue. 28992, 30589.
Little boy blue waltzes. 28998.
Love never dies. 26472, 30364
summer are
2032.
linken hand. 5895,
dearest, kiss me do.
(97).
Oliver. 26818, 30364 (106).
You’re very like your sister, dear.
30348.
Berény (J.) Jolly hunters. 17348.
Beresford (A.) Poet’s dream. 19989-
199438.
Beresford (L.) Indian cradle song.
7871.
Berg (—) Beautiful isle of. love.
27880.
Berg (A.) Farewell to robin. 28849.
Berg (A. G.):
Come with me to roseland. 20931.
My little dreamland Rose. 24112,
30364 (101).
Singing water.
Berg (A. W.):
Belle Héléne. 2072 (4).
Delta phi waltzes. 6648 (7).
Jubilate in F.. 25197 (11).
Now I lay me down to sleep.
29795.
2072 (389).
Old Glory. 1264.
Te Deum in F. 25197 (82).
Berg (C. H.):
In close array march. 26219.
Legend of the stars. 26391.
Lion heart march. 26424.
Prince of victory. 26976.
Berg (H. M.):
Belle Héléne. 2072 (4).
Delta phi waltzes. 6648 (7).
Jubilate in F. 25197 (11).
——
Berg (H. M.)—Continued.
Now I lay me down to sleep.
2072 (389).
Te Deum in Fs 25ia7 (oz).
Bers (Ea):
Beautiful isle of love. 20817,
25197 (46).
Just tell them that you’re Irish.
7954, 22562 (85).
When you love a boy. 1978.
Bergé (I.) Life forevermore.
Bergen (A. H.):
Beloved. 25379.
Charge of the
25525.
Fairy and child. 25793.
Kiss in the rain. 238733.
When from the heart.
Bergen (A. M.)
9111.
Berger (A.)
21615.
Berger (F.)
Berger (J.)
5466.
light brigade.
27599.
Song- of the birch.
Make a joyful noise.
Romanzetta. 6046.
Reverie of spring. 8854.
Berger (L.) Anthologie qd études
pour piano. 27782.
Berger (O.):
Coon serenade. 25587.
My loving Irish homestead. 26704.
That’s der Yiddishe love. 380015.
Berger (R.):
Amour libre. 27771.
Au petit bonheur. 6784.
Clé des champs. 22962.
Fleur d’amour. 17083.
Glissez, mortels. 10481.
Grégoire. 10545.
Marche de Claudine. 1049, 1050.
Ne dites pas non. 17688.
On se prend, on se quitte. 26823.
Paris-joyeux. 11434.
Pieds en dentelle. 5900, 19925.
Puzzle. 11548.
Soirée au Prater. 17985.
Valse de Claudine. 1851, 1852.
White negroes. 18195.
Berger (W.): —
; Betende baum. 6862.
Dancing butterflies.
Gesang des meeres.
Humoreske in D-dur.
Katzchen (Das). 7958.
Ships by wind and wave are
driven. 1560.
Soft spring night was with per-
350.
7455.
28618.
fume fraught. 1601.
Zu stille liebe. 977TT.
Bergey (A. E.) Fairest America.
14852.
Bergh (A.):
Alla zingara. 6703.
Barearolle in D flat. 4503.
Dilemma (A). 28212.
In June. 28760.
Plaintive love. 1852.
1822
/
/
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Bergh (A.)—Continued.
Portrait (A.) 5923.
Sing O heavens. 27184.
Remarucmiid. . 1791.
Twilight musing. 9441.
Bergh (R.):
Alles war ein spiel. 14858.
Blatterfall. 14521.
Dimmerung. 14706.
Elfenreigen. 148138.
Gliick entgegen. 14978.
Herbstausgang. 15125.
Lethe. 15448.
Verschneite nacht. 16516.
Berglund (C.) My sweetheart was a
cook. 21756.
Bergmann (G.) Forgiven. 17098.
Bergmann (K.) Bird calls. 9967.
Bergquist (J. V.) See Elvir (C. E.).
Bergson (M.) Concert aria. 7068.
Bergstrom (Mrs. J. E.) Variety
schottische. 27512.
Beriot (C. de): .
Fantaisie lyrique. 23224.
Método para aprender el violin.
30624.
Berkley (B.) New St. Louis. 29318.
Berlandier (C.) Réve d’Egypte. 8848,
11591.
Berlin (I.):
Alexander’s ragtime band.
V2OI2IN 21 T45.¢
~Bring back my lovin’ man. 25457.
ring me a ring in the spring.
_ 279438.
~ Business is business.
“Cuddle up. 25619.
at’s-a my gal. 4765.
if
6694,
10021.
Doggone that chilly man. 23098.
Don’t put out the light. 12706.
10278.
gern to the Folies bergere.
qphraham played upon the piano.
14828
-Pverybody’s doin’ it now. 25786.
He promised me. 28549.
~How do you do it Mabel, on twen-
ty dollars a week. 28605.
eu beg your pardon dear old Broad-
way. 10666.
/ Kiss me honey, kiss me. 10928.
~ Meet me to night. 29149.
Molly, O! oh, Molly. 138454.
-My melody dream. 24117.
~ “Ragtime violin. 24448.
Run home and tell your mother.
UTS)
“Sombrero land. 27217. i
“Spanish love. -11864, 29881.
~That Kazzatsky dance. 4028.
~That monkey tune. 11991.
—There’s a girl in Havana.
When I’m
PPA
22298.
alone, I’m lonesome.
Berlin (1.)—Continued.
“When it rains, sweetheart, when
it rains. 14238.
i-When you kiss an Italian girl.
16641.
~When you're in town. 12248.
—Whistling rag. 12257.
Woodman, woodman spare that
tree. 16684.
“Yankee love. 30336.
YYiddisha nightingale. 25166.
~You’ve built a fire down in my
Cheart,” 16709:
~You’ve got me hypnotized. 27692..
Berliner gassenhauer. 30638.
Berliner kéchin. 30482.
Berlioz (H. L.)
Christ is risen. 154.
Hnfance du Christ.
Bernahl & Vietry:
My monkey maid. 19697.
What would mama say? 4265.
Bernard (—) Underneath the Mis-
Sissippi moon. 4140.
Bernard (G.):
Chut, pas de bruit. 30487.
Conte d’enfant. 255838.
Il y avait une fois. 26205.
Bernard (H. M.) Kentucky ragtime
tune. 10918.
Bernard (M.):
Lemon drops. 38135.
Panama Pacific rag.
(111).
Race horse rag. 21989.
Bernart (—) Alauzeta (L’) 16746.
Berndt (lL. G.) Where the pine tree
cones are swinging. 20618.
Berndt (R.):
Aus kindheits-tagen. 6788.
Erste belohnung. 4870.
Berneker (C.):
Abendgang. 6653.
Friihlingslied. 7421.
Bernhard (H.):
Don’t cry, Molly. 28230.
My honey. 24106.
Bernhardt (F.):
Lilies mean you to me. 21543.
Liza give me what I’m longing
LOR QLD Ge
Berniaux (D.):
C’est fou d’aimer.
Friederich. 25874.
Friedrich Myrella la jolie.
Jeanneton (La) 870.
Karitza la gitane. 3075.
Mariolle (La) 1055.
Myrella la jolie. 2379.
Myrella march. 5722.
Oh, monsieur. 11342.
Bernicanini (A.) Five o’clock. 103884.
9960.
26885, 27714
204.
28400.
Bernice. 7552.
Bernstein & Barton. Rosa Sadella.
13765.
1823
INDEX
Bere Glyn
Guter mond, du gehst so stille.
12950.
O du lieber Augustin. 13573.
Singsang vom Rheine. 29796.
So regnet es sich langsam ein.
9078.
Trost. 9420.
Wer niemals einen rausch gehabt.
14219,
Berridge (A.):
Christ is born, the great annointed.
7007.
Christmas morn. 22950.
Great is the Lord. 12982.
Loving message. 15542.
Peacefully sleeping. 15974.
Rest in safety. 17845.
Summer sun is sinking fast. 16344.
Tell the tidings. 6323.
Was there ever kindest shepherd.
6472.
Berry (Mrs. D. W.) Play that I’m
your beau. 17746.
Berry (H.) Brotherhood blossoms.
6920.
Berry (KE. W.) Operatic mingle.
26838.
Berry (EH. W.) music co.:
Among the lilies. 4417.
Degage march. 4781.
Berry (I. F.) Are they going to hang
my papa. 12427.
Berry (J.) When I get married I
‘want a blonde. 4274.
Berry (J. V.):
Tramp philosophy. 18093.
When a maid marries. 1953.
Berry (L.) I need you in my busi-
ness. 10721.
Berry (R.) Abie. 2081.
Berryon (R.) Life’s rainbow. 238822.
Bersa (B.) Wisenhammer (Der)
727A.
Bertol-Maubon. P’tit poisson rouge.
5948.
Berté (H.):
Day of love. 25650.
Er und sie allein im citronenhain.
25762.
Gel” mein schatzerl. 7449, 12876.
Geh’n wir’s an. 2710-2712.
Golden land of fairy tales. 380517,
30518.
He is her master. 28548.
How enthralling. 26088, 26089,
27714 (67).
Isabelle and Ramiro. 26266,
Jacinta. 28829.
Kreolenblut. 3110-3114, 7998,
26378.
Lasso-duet. 26384.
Make a night of it.
(99), 29093.
26508, 27714 | Besly
Dt. (sons. Vv.
Berté (H.)—Continued.
Mann, der eine ehe
26515. 2
Passt auf, der kecke wicht.
President’s song. 295382.
Pst, pst, bitte diskretion. 26987.
Spanish blood. 29880.
Tanzen und lieben. 4002-4004.
Thy thought—-my thought. 380053.
Waltzes. 25394.
Wer halt stand, wenn so siiss die
geigen klingen. 9598.
When your good luck has flown.
schliesst.
8662.
30268.
Bertelin (A.):
Ballade. 4539.
Barcarolle en la bémol majeur.
6822.
Nocturne. 5748.
Nuit pesait sur ma _ paupiére.
29340.
Bertholf (C. I.) Come take a ride in
my motor boat. 28091.
Bertholf (M.) When we said goodbye.
20604.
Berthoud (E.) Kunstgerechte stu-
dium des geigenspiels. 26375.
Berthoud (Ff. L.):
Marymine! 17507.
Réve oriental. 27030.
Bertini (D.) Etitiden-album.
18804.
Bertini (E.):
Inno-marcia. 3011, 7874.
Sursum corda. 9224.
Bertram (D.) Wedding of the bacon
18803,
and the ham. 9585.
Bertram (F.) Jack O’Lantern. 5336.
Bertram (H.) Sonniger lenz am
Rhein. 20239
Bertram (W.) Romantique. 11615,
11614.
Bertrand (H.) The lotus. 23871.
Bertrand (M.) Heures de lVamour.
51388.
Bertucci (P. J.) True sweetheart.
30093.
Berwald (F.)
Berwald (W.):
Awake, glad soul. 2191.
O Thou thecontrite sinners’ friend.
Konzert cis moll. 5410.
8523.
Sing to the Lord of harvest.
27186.
Sing with all the songs of glory.
9056.
To us a child of hope is born.
27441.
Besehnitt (J.) Dreams. 25709.
Beseda (U.): :
Branibori v Cochach. 12536.
Jakobin, 3045. |
(M.) Come roller skating.
7056.
1824
|
Betsey.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Bessel (W.) et cie.:
Clair jardin. 20916.
Heulend braust der sturmwind.
21270.
Mariage (Le) 8216.
Sternlein, sag’ mir an. 22200.
Unverstindliche (Die) 22363.
Wehmutig rauschten die bliitter.
22428.
Bessey (HE. B. E.) Girl who lives next
door. 21176.
Best (A. G.) Valley of loving hearts.
18114.
Best (W. T.) Christmas fantasy.
28049.
Bestor (D.):
Barcelona. 16881.
Everybody’s kissing her but me.
17059.
No one in the world like you.
17652.
There wasn’t enough to go ’round.
30031.
Tiger lily. 1786.
Won’t you fly with me. 2030.
Beswick (L. H.) Grace at Chautau-
qua. 5037.
Bethenod (P.) Miracle de Saint Fran-
cois. 24046.
25578, 25831, 25875, 26689,
27208, 27585, 28183, 28184, 28248,
30364 (67), 30364 (69), 30364 (72),
80364 (115).
Betsey abroad.
26930.
Bettes-Dill (Z.):
My baby dear. 3877.
Through peace to light.
Bettinelli (A.):
Oh, la tua bocca.
Rondini. 380716.
95397, 25451, 25794,
4070.
30664.
i Betts (H. M.):
Have I given up all for Jesus.
21245.
Some day there’ll be no dawn-
time. 22141.
Betts & Binner:
‘In days of yore.
In the summer time.
Laughing eyes. 3130.
Oh Mr. Moon, why don’t you hide.
11341.
Oh! that musical dream. 24244.
Someone dreams of someone.
11826.
That funny melody. 11984.
There is no little girl like you.
2986.
10812.
16427.
When the girl you love turns you
down. 6520.
Beuscher (——) Pavane-marquise.
) 19895.
|| Beuter~> (KK. R.) Mexican beauties
waltz. 13434.
A
28283.
23757.
Beutler (F.) Elmhurst loyalty.
Bevan (G. T. M.) Kyrie.
Bevan (T. E.) & co.:
Flowers of love. 25856.
Long ago land. 26446.
River of life. 27049.
Beyan: \(¢W.:,' HH.) Waiting.
14189.
Beveridge (H. L.)
church. 6481.
Beverlin (Z.)
17107.
Bevilacqua (A.):
Canzone di Caserio. 12558.
Ciao, ciao, ciao. 18575.
Bewley (J. E.) Why do the stars
14188,
We parted at the
Fully saved to-day.
shine daddy. 30290.
Beyeler (O.) Theodore Roosevelt.
1769.
Beyer (E.)
Beyer (F.):
Elementary school of piano play-
ing. 14812.
Libro de instruccion.
Polonaise. 19949.
19405.
Beyer (F. S.) Friend of daddy’s.
12851.
Beyer (Mackie-) See Mackie-Beyer.
Beyond the hills of dream. 8126.
Bial ((H.) If 1 couldtell;, 23595:
Bibb (F.):
Break, break, break. 18471, 18472.
Hymn to Apollo. 19097.
Persian love song. 19911, 19912.
Biber'(H. F.)=
Sonate 6 in C moll.
Sonate 7 in G dur.
Bicchierai (T.) Saluta
Bickford (—):
Seale and key of D flat. 20107.
Study in E minor. 20284.
Triplet study. 20424.
Bickford (M. A.):
Alice where art thou.
Alternate fingering.
Angel’s serenade.
Bewitching mazurka.
C notation. » 12550.
Coneert march. 2442.
Easy melodies. 2565.
Easy positions and chords.
Easy studies in double
2567.
Exercise in march time. 12777.
Exercises for thumb and _ finger.
L2GT8.
Familiar tunes.
Fifth position.
24678.
24679.
Milan. 27100.
12381.
2123.
6737.
156.
2566.
stops.
2634.
10372.
In the sweet bye and bye. 7862.
Key of C. 3085.
Last rose of summer. 3128.
Mareh in F. 12508.
Massa’s in de cold, cold ground.
13392.
Notes on different strings.
Olymna dance. 1269.
11292.
1825
INDEX
pt. Ty a. s., vi @
Bickford (M. A.)—Continued.
Rivals waltz. 38696.
Sailors hornpipe. 38749.
Scale and key of A flat. 8955.
Seale and key of EH major. 8956.
Seales of B minor and F' sharp.
8959.
Staccato studies. 1654.
Study in syncopation. 3950.
Study in waltz time. 1677.
Syncopation or rag time. 3998.
Tenor clef. 11979.
Third position. 14069.
Vibrato (The) 12128.
Biekham (W. D.) Prineeton cheer
song. 26978, 30364 (110).
Bideri (F.):
A eanzone d@’ ’e canzone.
A chiaro’e luna. 20705.
"A cosa ’e mammeta. 20706.
A’ nnammurata qd ’o surdato.
4381.
A sta fenesta. 38.
A suonno chino.
Acqua passata.
Addio a Napoli.
Ammore e gioco.
Amor di Siviglia.
Amore! 20744.
Arricamanno. 67.
Baleone ’nchiuso. 109.
Bella mandriana. 20824.
Canto pe’ vuje. 20886.
Chitarra suoffie. 229385.
Ciociaretto. 4676.
Come back to Sorrento. 7048.
Comme se canta a Napule. 209838.
Cuore spagnuolo! 23030.
’"E cearte ’e mille lire. 23144.
E echitt me spasso. 23145.
°E: partito. 21030.
Ebbrezza dell ’amore. 4845.
Fantasia novella. 238225.
Fiore d’ arancio. 21105.
Fravula ’e ciardino. 211388.
Gemma del cuore. 23316.
I collegiali. 748.
Maiden of Spain. 11078.
Mare, mare mio. 1054.
Marie, Marie. 11100.
Mentre tu posse. 244007.
Mietitura. 5648.
’Negiuliné. 5738.
Novella (La.) 21794.
Novembre. 21796.
Nun me pienze cchiu !
70 vino ’e marechiaro.
Paciacchella. 24810.
Pe dispietto. 5876.
Peceati capitoli. 21906.
Pusilleco é notte. 21981.
Rivista militare. 22023.
Sagliece core. 245386.
Sailor lover. 11679.
Santa Lucia! 11697.
22565.
20708.
20715.
6665.
20741.
44, 4418.
24194.
24226.
18
Bideri (F.)—Continued.
Serenade to Sorrento.
Serenata ’e fallimento.
Serenata sperza. 22099.
Servotta (La). 22102.
Si’ bella. 1565.
Sirenetta. 6176.
Sole @ aro. 22140.
Sorrento maiden. 11851.
Strigne! strigne! 22206.
Suonno doce. 22220.
Viato a isso! 22391.
Vieneme ’nzuonno. 22394.
Voce a mare. 1897.
Bidwell (F. F.)
11762.
1549.
waltz. 4880 (6).
Bieber (C. P.) Aeroplane march.
2095.
Bieberkraut (B.) Valse _ brillante.
9469.
Biedermann (A. J.) Nocturne. 25197
(19).
Biedermann (EH. J.) :
Angels we have heard on high.
Hilt:
Flying Jim’s last leap. 14900. |
How happy are the souls above.
726.
Lady of Shallott. 23761.
Lasea. 19387T. ;
Most popular cabinet organ pieces.
26649.
Nocturne. 25197 (19).
Nor eye hath seen. 1218.
O lift your heads who feareth. |
1233-1235.
Song of praise. 1619.
Volunteer organist. 20526.
Biedermann (J. Rieter-) See Rieter-
Biedermann (J.)
Biederwolf (W. HE.)
21202.
Biehl (A.) First recreations. 18851.
Biehl (P. F.):
Dream of the daisies. 12717.
Music-lovers folio. 8349.
Why did you leave the dear old
home. 22498.
Biene (A. van) Broken melody. 22845.
Bier (J.) In the bald-head row.
10807.
Bierfreund (A. I.)
Bierschenk (R. J.), Keep de lock on
de chicken house door. 263828.
Biesantz (—) See Schultze-Biesantz.
Bigelow (J. H.) Moya. 19648.
Biglow & Main co.:
Christmas choral. 2402.
I will sing you a song.
Precious babe of
29524.
Song of thanksgiving. 3897.
To the rescue. 14091.
Bilderback (W. E.) Id like to make
a hit like father. 17229.
6
Calvary. 12553.
7781.
Bethiehem.
Gospel hosannas. |
i
:
1-
4
Belles of Kansas |
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Bilgram (O. H.) Butterfly and the
rose. 18492.
Bilhorn (HE. M.) In the _ twilight.
17309.
Bilhorn (P. P.):
Are you ready for the coming of
the Lord. 2160.
Behold! He cometh. 2246.
Beyond the smiling and the weep-
me, 2272:
By His power He lifted me.
Call them in. 2335.
Cheer up O believer. 2885.
Come Lord Jesus, come. 2481.
Could you welcome him to-night?
2459.
Days of gladness. 7148.
Don’t stop working. 7208.
Flag of the free. 18858.
Gathering of the saints.
Great is the Lord. 75285.
Hail! Thou happy morning. 7561.
Hark the song of jubilee. 2811.
He did it all for me. 17185.
He is coming, surely coming. 2824.
He’s coming back. 2827.
He’s coming by and by. 2828.
He took me in. 17191.
He will come perhaps at morning.
2829.
Hymns of the second coming of
our Lord Jesus Christ. 10660.
I am made all things to all men.
17222:
I shall be satisfied by and by.
2930.
I will meet you by and by.
It may be at morn. 38029.
It was Jesus. 3035.
Jesus is coming. 3051.
Keep on praying. 3082.
iXKeep sweet. 10909.
King may come to-day.
Lord will comfort Zion.
Make room for Jesus.
Master is coming. 3277.
Message of love. 1088.
O happy Easter morn.
Prepare upon that day
3609.
Return to thy rest.
Risen Lord. 8869.
Saints of God! The dawn is
brightening. 3755.
16881.
2705.
2941.
3091.
8117.
3255.
8511.
to stand.
8844.
Say, will you be there. 3773.
Secure I rest. 8989.
Son of God hath power. 17946.
Sweeping through the gates. 3969.
That will be glory for me. 4035.
They that wait upon the Lord.
9344.
Vesper hymn. 9520.
Watch, ye saints! 4241.
We shall see Him and be like
ims ) 425%.
Bilhorn (P. P.)—Continued.
What a friend we have in Jesus.
9600.
What manner of man is this.
9604.
When He ealls the roll. 4270.
When He cometh in His glory.
4271.
When Jesus comes again. 4279.
When we meet the King. 4294.
Will you and I be there? 48238.
Will you shine like the stars?
4325.
Ye are the light of the world. 9739.
Yes, I'll be there. 4349.
Your sins are remembered no
more. 18237.
Billeton (EH) Tantum ergo. 11959.
Baillie CVs
Allons, vite. 2118.
Badinage. 108, 2204, 2205.
Carillon. 2351.
E canta il grillo. 23148.
Féte au village. 516, 2648, 2649.
Lilas blanes. 3164.
Marche des midinettes. 26523.
Nymphes et faunes. 3456.
Séduction. 8811.
Serenata Indiana. 27148.
Souvenir de la grand’ mére. 27266.
Sur le pré fleuri. 3965.
Billings (By LL.) :
Lion heart march. 26424.
Prince of victory, march. 26976.
Billups (W. St. C.) Now that’s the
way that lies get out. 17657*.
Bimberg (E.):
I don’t want just any little girl.
5208.
I’m going back to my old pal.
26157, 26158.
That railroad rag.
Bimboni (A.)
11992.
Primo album di liriche.
11524.
Binder (B. E. Vast-) See Vast-Binder
(B. E.)
Binder (H.) Ilona. 19200.
Binet (F.):
Contabilette. 213.
Dans la vallée. 16973.
erin (L’) 4849.
Valse mignarde. 20481.
ie Nockhurne.) Zoo:
gene nocturne, 27744.
2>™e nrélude. 2067.
Bingham (A. E.) My loyal Kansas
Sirk! 24ttG.
Bingham (C.) In harbour at last.
23620.
Ringham (C. D.):
Fairies. 283834, 30864 (71).
Only moon that I want to see.
29428.
Smithy (The) 27202, 30364 (114).
1827
INDEX
Dt. ‘Tie MENS.) Va 6
Bingham (G. L.):
Old home on the hill. 3492.
Where the sweet magnolia blooms.
4304.
Bingham (H.):
Equality. 25760.
It is not raining rain to me. 3028.
Old brown fiddle. 8568.
Bingham (H. W.) Moon makes me
feel like singing. 1111.
Bingham (S. W.)
fight. 21480.
Bingham (W. T.):
Our busy ladies’ aid. 1289.
Santa’s little boy. 1508.
Sign in the sky. 1570.
Binner (H.)':
In the summer time. 10812.
Some one dreams of some one.
11826.
There is no little girl like you.
16427.
Sinner (H. B.):
In days of yore. 2986.
Laughing eyes. 3180.
Oh Mr. Moon, why don’t you hide.
11341.
That funny melody. 11984.
When the girl you love turns you
down. 6520.
Binne (M. BE.) Any duke’ll do. 2150.
Birch (C. M.) Farmer’s lad. 28350.
Birch (M. A.) Diana. 14747.
Birch (R.)
Cloud kisser.
Melody rag.
Bireh OW .7 E.,)
30412.
Birchard ((Ci(C) inc ‘con:
ATTroOw and the song.
Faust. 25953.
May dance. 8239.
O wert thou in the cauld Sine
8276.
Olaf Trygvason. 25980.
School song book. 24566.
Short songs for children.
Spring song. 26581.
Standard songs. 1658.
Star-spangled banner. 27289.
Sweet Genevieve. 27337.
Voices of June time. 12142.
Waltz and chorus from Faust.
Kola:
Birchard (R. W.) Nevada. 15817.
Birchford (D.) Will you love me al-
Ways my darling. 27648.
Bird (A.):
GAM) SOME. oe:
Gavotte en la. 564.
Intermezzo-capriccio.
Valse-menuet. 1858.
Bird (iK.) Cheer up, my laddie, cheer
Keep on with the
2418.
3004.
Six Christmas carols.
9859.
9029.
843.
up. 16908.
Bird (M.) Twenty-five short melodi-
ous studies, in unfamiliar keys.
25410.
Bird (2: D))e
Be thou mine. 4517.
Close to Thee O Father.
Close to Thy side. 284.
25558.
Ever nearer O my Saviour. 481.
Father hear me. 25805.
From baby. ‘7417.
Home to Thy loving arms. 716.
I know that my Redeemer lives.
23540.
Life’s sweet day is gently closing.
8058
My song divine. 1170.
O, but the night was fair.
O, the sun is low. 8522.
Slumb’ring echoes. 11817.
Somebody’s girl. 9091.
Spirit so holy. 1637.
8509.
Bird (T.) Roses ruby red. 11652.
Birdsall (D. P.) Love giving light.
8127.
Birdwell (1):
T’ll follow Jesus. 191380.
Joyful bells. 19302.
Birge (EK. B.) Supplementary song |
series. 18003.
Birkbeck (J. B.) Arise shine, O Zion. |
27792. i
Birkedal-Barford (L.) Bagateller. |
18379. |
Birmingham (J. A.) Santa Claus |
please bring my mamma _ home. |
3764. |
Bischof (J.) Oh were my love a lilac |
fair. 8564. |
Bischoff (E.) Place that I call home. |
1351.
Bischoff (H. B.):
Fickle Molly.
Love laughs at
14319 (14).
Sonor secret.
Bischoff (J. W.):
Fickle Molly. 143819 (9).
Forever and a day. 18885.
14319 (9).
the weather.
20703 (51).
Love laughs at the weather. |
143819 (14).
Rose of Virginia. 20054.
Somebody’s secret. 20703 (51).
Springtide. 20274.
Bishop (C.) We'll go joyriding up in i
the air. 27576. |
Bishop (E. A.) Ponder my words, O 4
Lord. 24375.
3ishop (EF. W.) Homeward bound.
C2.
Bishop (H. R.):
Chough and crow. 7096. |
Sleep while the soft evening y
breezes. 24647, 24648.
Biskup (J.) Kavallerie-marsch. 26322.
Biskupska(M.) Polnischer tanz. 30685.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Bisping (M.) Lieber Augustin. 965.
Bissell (M. A.):
Valse impromptu. 6419.
Were I yon star. 6500.
Bissinger (C.) You're the sweetest
girl I’ve ever seen. 2050.
Biton (L. J.):
Amour de ton nom. 2135.
Douze piéces. 10125.
Missa, mi bémol. 21511.
Missa pro defunctis. 26619.
Selecta opera. 20139.
Service de messe. 22101.
Sinite parvulos venire ad
11804.
Suite d’ orgue. 3957, 11906.
Vade mecum paroissial. 4151.
4 cantiques. 2507.
10 piéces. 1472.
450 noéls. 1473.
Bittner (J.):
Abendlied.
Musikant
15752.
Schnapphiihne winterlied. 11729.
Spatz und der kanari. 27274.
Biven (F. C.) Sins of a few. 20184.
me.
25206.
(Der) 1137, , 157T50-
Bixby (C.) Be good my little girl,
good bye. 27872.
Bizet (G.):
Carmen. 2279, 6879, 12509,
18434, 20842, 22806, 25415.
Carmen fantasie. 2279,
Carmen march. 6879.
Cavatina. 18485.
Dreams. 9972.
Slad festal day. 10479.
Here they come. 171.
O Lamb of God. 2280.
Retour (Le). 18486.
Soldaten kommen. 2281.
Toréador. 20843, 25416, 25417,
2912:
Blachler (N.) My rosary, with paro-
dy Thy hosiery. 19703.
Black (B.):
Never mind. 26781.
St. Patrick’s day in the morning.
24540.
Black (J. E.) In the valley where
the golden wheat fields wave. 10817.
Black (M. S.) To every heart there
comes some gladness. 4083.
Black (W. F.) You’re a girlie molly-
coddle. 22548.
Blackburn (G. A.) You dirty boy.
9753.
Blackburn (H. A.) Will you wauv.
27649.
Blackburn & co.:
Arise shine O Zion. 27792.
Ascribe unto the Lord. 6765.
Christian warfare. 7020.
God’s garden city. 7479.
Blackburn & co.—Continued.
Light in darkness. 28980.
O Lord how manifold are Thy
words. 29358.
Rolling year. 8880.
Song service reporter. 9122.
Blackledge (J. W.) Let me feel your
arms around me. 5453.
Blacklee (N.) Never a day without
you. 19739.
Blackley (A.) When the Naps are
playing baseball. 16632.
Blackman (M.) Why women should
vote. 18200.
Blackmer (A. L.):
Don’t forget me on your journey.
10263.
When the flowers in the spring-
time bloom. 25093.
Blackwell (A. W.). We are coming.
20557.
Blagborne (G. W.) Scrap book of
violets. 20135.
Blagborne (Mrs. J. E.) Scrap book
of violets. 20135.
Blaha (J.)%
Bei sang und klang. 20821.
Da wird am’s herz so weich.
12654.
Erinnerung an alt Wien. 12761.
Grabt sich tief in’s herz hinein.
12923.
Lustig woll’n ma bleib’n. 138335.
Tolle komtesse. 22324.
Blaine (C. H.) Progressive phrase
ecards imomusiec. ~ thsZ,
Blaine (H. W.):
Blazing spectre. 9975, 12516.
Militiaman (The) 175438, 19592.
Blaine (L. H.) Progressive phrase
cCarasoim music, 14532)
Blair (B.) Where the Sacramento
flows. 4503.
Blair (Fawn) I’m a favorite among
the girls. 19144.
Blair (Frederick) Three silhouettes.
22808.
Blair uGG:):::
How’d you like to have a willy-
nilly girl. 10645.
I’d rather fool my father. 10672.
In my airy aeroplane. 10797.
My co-ed. queen. 11211.
That gridiron glide. 11985.
Your college life is a dream life.
12388.
Blam) CHs)/:
O that men would praise the Lord.
19784.
Siegeslied.
IRIEWER aia (Gs),
Coontown.
Blair (K.)
overalls.
24622.
How ragtime came to
(29.
Just a pair of little blue
15375.
1829
i
INDEX
pt. Ill, 0. S., v. 6@
| i
—
Blake (A.):
Mommie. 19612.
Sweet peas all a-growing. 222382.
Blake (C.):
Bridal veil. 187.
Harbor of love. 5087, 22562 (70).
Miss © Coquette waltzes. 2072
(148).
That tired rag. 6887.
Blake (C. D.):
Angel’s greeting. 183805.
Casino. 25508.
Casino march brillante. 18522.
Dream of love. 25702.
Dews of heaven. 25671.
Silvery echoes. 27177.
Blake (H.):
I’ve built a tiny little bird nest.
770.
Tempting little tit-bit on the tree-
top. 14085.
Blake (J.):
Aero honeymoon. 14830.
Calling the cattle home.
Choir invisible. 18566.
Colleen, my emerald queen. 14656.
I’m saving all my smiles for you.
15240.
If I only had told her sweet lies.
10765.
Love is what makes life worth
living. 15520.
My dreamland girl. 13494.
My old Kentucky rag. 18519.
Now that you’re but a dream to
me. 21799.
Smiling eyes. 29815.
Summer song. 138984.
Blakey (H. B.) Microbia. 15665.
Blakey (M. R.) Will’s dream of the
farm. 251382.
Blanchard (A. E.)
27442.
Blanchard (C.
29187.
Blanchard (F. E.)
eyelids. 7084.
Blanchard (M. C.):
Boogie boo. 25482.
Boy blue. 279384.
Chloe. 25588.
Come waltz with me. 25574.
Coronation song. 25600.
Hans Danske. 30533.
I’d never leave you for anything.
26117.
I’m all wrapped up in you.
Old woman’s song. 26816.
Sand-man. 27102.
Symptoms o’ love.
Viola. 27539.
Blanchart du Val (de)
151380.
Blanchet (E.)
Heavenward bound. 21259. |
10031.
Toiler’s return.
S.) Miss Pepple.
Close your weary
26151.
Planes
Heures tristes.
Polonaise. 30684.
u
Blanchet (H. R.) :
Etude de concert.
Mazurka. 23975.
Scherzo. 380735.
Sérénade. 30748.
Blanck (O. H.):
How-kula. 7661. !
National guard’s march two-step. |
1178.
Sweet memories. 1700. \
Bland (C. O.) Choir invisible. 18566. |
Blandau (R.) Pride of victory. 1880. |
Blanke-Belcher (H.):
Beautiful girl. 27878.
Just as long as the Swanee flows. |
28871.
My Irish girl. 26695.
My only one. 17622.
Put your head upon my shoulder. |
3628, 12359 (108). |
There’s a ring around the moon. }
30024. i
Where are the roses of yesterday. |
14249.
Withered rose. 12859 (114). .
Blankenbaker (—) Think of me when |
the twilight falls. 93848, 9349.
Blankenburg (H. L.):
Adiniral der luft. 20714.
Freundestreue. 21140.
Hurrah, die garde. 213805.
Mein feld di welt. 21671.
Blarcom (P. G. van) See Van Blarcom |
(P. G.) |
Blascheek (J.):
Before and after. 9937.
Little red ribbon. 8086.
Mrs. Scroggins. 8808.
Blasi (L.) Joyeuse polka.
Blass (A.) Im Hochland. 26208.
Blatch (H.) Moonshine. 11178. H
Blatchley (E.) I need you in my |
business. 10721.
Blaue bild. 9059, 24637.
Blaxland (A. D.): |
May queen. 15614.
Slumber song.
Blaze (W.)
ocean. 3706.
Blazer (D.):
I’m looking for one, just for one
little girl. 7739.
I would like to call on you.
Pining. 11466.
Blenett (A.) Id love thee as much.
PNG PPE
Blenkhorn (A. J.):
Jordan River is flowing by. 888.
3 gospel songs. 145238. 7
Bleriot (H. de) pseuwd. See Pratt |
(Se) ||
Bleyle (K.): :
Chorus mysticus. 7005.
Harfenklang (Hin) 12958.
Heilige sendung. 2886, 19089.
30484.
28860.
3863.
Roll on, thou mighty |
785. |
1830
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Bleyie (K.)—Continued.
| Hollenfahrt Christi. 19056.
| Tausend und eine nacht. 9278.
| Bliss (Mrs. J. W.)
| Bliss (P.)
| Christ-child (The) 18578.
| Feast of the little lanterns.
21101.
7918.
Vields o’ Ballyclare.
Jesus and the women.
O swallow, swallow. 5779.
Requiem of a rose. 20012.
Shadow play. 1554.
Short songs. 20164.
Somebody cares for me. 17948.
Springtime wish. 9167.
There was a little girl and she
had a little curl. 9334.
Three springs. 22312.
To a dewdrop. 1792.
| Bliss (P P.) Let the lower lights be
burning. 3145.
Bloch (A.):
Laendler.
| Lai louli. 17387.
Mazurka. 11122.
| Valse de concert.
Bloch (E.):
Auf freiers fiissen. 4458.
Blumenspiele. 4558.
| Gavolette (Die) 4979.
Hollandischer holzschuhtanz. 5159.
10956.
12100.
Hiipf-schottisch. 5180.
Jager-quadrille. 58388.
Polkola. 5918.
Valse moulinet. 6421.
Bloch (I) erben.
| Bloch (J.):
Gipsy life. 28441.
Gipsy’s serenade.
Mélodie. 4551.
Bloch (L.):
I ean’t stand for that no more.
21319.
That heaven rag. 22276.
Block (L.) Louisiana rag. 5512.
Block (P.):
Vm going back home.
Lovable love. 26464.
Die schonste. 1523.
28442.
28685.
|
| Block pub. co. Musical service for the
| new yr. 8374.
| Blocker (F.) Beautiful roses of
June. 22751.
Blodgett (C. A.):
Boy scouts of America. 4569.
| Hvening song. 23197.
| Four by the clock. 21136.
PE @oubt: tt. 238530;
Far away. 10357.
18853.
Kew, in lilac time. 10914.
| Lillies. 971.
| Morning comes but now is night.
24072.
Night wind and the mother.
17650.
Nightingale and the rose. 13555.
O little town of Bethlehem. 24210.
Blomberg (A. M. Traumbild.
20418.
Blon (F. von):
Banner of victory. 6816.
Fearless and mighty. 7357.
Sérénade d’amour. 9004.
Universal peace. 27484, 30131.
Whispering flowers. 12256.
Blone (A. de) See De Blone (A.)
Blood (B.) I’m the coco cola kid.
15242.
Blood (B. B.):
AS long as the sea rolls on. 25802.
Longing for the love that used to
be. 29028.
Some one, somewhere, some-day.
29888.
Blood-Kochler & co.:
As long as the sea rolls on. 25802.
HI forget. 15267.
In snow time dearie. 262832.
Maid of old Madrid. 19519, 21612.
Soul of love is the red, red, rose.
20242.
Squaw man. 17981.
When the trees shed their leaves
in the fall. 20598.
Your heart. 20691, 22550.
Bloodgood (lL. M.):
Does anybody want a little girlie.
2524.
IT want a man.
Nance took
ese
Oh you babbling Bessie. 3487.
Where the bright lights~ shine.
6538.
Bloom (A.)
again. 172387.
Bloom (A. J.) In San Francisco the
fair will be best. 829, 5294.
Bloom (F. M.):
Memories. 29154.
Valse esperis. 30141.
Bloomberg (A. H.) Won’t you kindly
look me over. 14279.
Bloomfield (F. D.) Automobile club
march. 16803.
Blose (J. M.):
Gavotte in D. 12952.
He slumbers not. 682.
In God’s house. 821.
Kind-hearted, true-hearted. 15398.
Our Creator. 1290.
Blount (C. B.):
Deep in my heart. 18689.
My Saviour. 19705.
Out of darkness, into light. 21882.
Blount (M.) Songe d’hiver. 9123.
Bloxsom (C.) Roses underneath the
snow. 16128.
Bliithgen (H.) Ehe sport-duett. 14805.
Bliithner (G.):
Blumenbotschaft.
Im zauberbann.
von)
26179.
a chance with me.
Ill never be happy
12524.
13115.
1831
ee
INDEX
pt, as. VS |
Bliithner (G.)—Continued.
Liebliche klinge. 183266.
Mein hochstes gliick. 138407.
Schmuckes dirndel. 13826.
Seligste zeit. 18842.
Blony GOK.) <
Coca knut. 25559.
Fairy dell. 21077.
Kishawana waltz.
Musical moments.
Blume (I. M.) Vernie.
Blumenball (Der) 14160.
Blumenschein (W. L.):
Come gracious Spirit.
Lord God omnipotent
29035.
Menuetto grazioso.
‘Tarantelle brillante.
Blumenthal (—)
Blumenthal (B.
20065.
Blumenthal (1):
237852.
21726.
4184.
28085.
reigneth.
24012.
1781.
The opera. 11891.
von) Rote rosen.
T’ll build a home for you. 5208,
13044.
Pirate king. 243865.
Blumenthal (S.) Hobbleskirt. 12999.
Blumer (T.):
Frou-frou-walzer.
Fiinfuhrtee (Der)
284138.
Gavotte. 28420.
Lied der Helene. 28968.
Liselotte und Heinz. 28987.
Blumner (M.) Kiferlied. 238709.
Blydenburgh (Mrs. A.) Sailor (The).
17886.
Blyler (J.):
Bumble bee.
Loving chimes.
28408.
12863, 28412,
16878, 22562 (54).
17461, 27714 (97).
Play him something nice and
slow. 8706, 12359 (100), 14819
(310).
Play that Chopin tune. 8708.
Sally. 13800.
Turkey gobbler’s ball. 18102,
25197 (243).
Blyler (J. B.) Whippoorwill, never
4307, 9663.
Play that Chopin
again for me.
Blyler & Goldtree.
tune. 8708.
Blystone (KE. L.) Loved in an aero-
plane. 29046.
Board of church extension. See Evan-
gelical Lutheran church.
Board of Sunday schools.
dist Episcopal church.
Boardman (T. V.) That’s how I long
for you. 11998.
Bobilya (C. L.) O Tresa, wont you
biplane with me. 26785.
Bocealari (E.) Fantasia napolitana.
2636, 25797.
Boccherini (—)
See Metho-
Rondo. 26368.
Boccherini (1.):
Allegretto. 9986.
Sonata VI. 27231.
Sonate in A dur.
Sonate in G dur.
Bochau (C. H.):
Crowned for the conquest. 338.
Three Christmas carols. 27923.
Bock (F. J.) Out of the depths.
21888.
Bock (G.)
G.)
Bock (H. J.) Omaha.
Bodanzsky (R.)
ktissen macht nichts.
Boden (M. A.)
6547, 18194.
Boedefeld (C. W.) At parting. 4444. |
Boeh (C.) In the fading twilight.
19225.
Bohm (A.) & sohn:
Acht klavierstiicke. 29812.
Asperges me. 4441.
Ave Maria. 4466.
Ave maris stella. 4467, 12449.
Cantus ad introitum et commun-
26360.
26361.
See Bote (H.) & Bock |}
24266.
10996.
Whispers of love. |
ionem totius anni. 12556.
Daheim. 25627.
Doppelgriff-und akkordstudien. 4
17018.
Drei stticke. 4501.
Dritte kindermesse. 10298.
Ecce sacerdos. 4846.
Erste kindermesse. 10328.
Fantasiesttick. 4910.
Fest-messe zu ehren des hil. erzen-
gels Michael. 25815.
Viinf fugierte festspiele. 28580.
Geistlicher krugsrif. 12877.
CGradualien und offertorien.
Libera. 10989.
Lobt den. Herrn alle lande.
Messe in C. 138483.
Missa academica.
Missa conventualis.
Missa in fF. 13447.
Missa juvenilis. 5654.
Missa pro defunctis. 13448.
Missa solemnis. 29188.
Offertorium. 15881.
Orgelfreund (Der) 58387.
Requiem. 5997, 11584, 16084.
Requiem in C moll. 27027.
Sanct Martins-messe. 6081.
Sechs vortragsstiicke. 16288.
Sieben pange lingua. 14787.
Vade mecum. 6410.
Vesperae de confessore.
Vier pange lingua. 660.
Zebn leichte gradualien.
Zehn offertorien. 5062.
Zweite kindermesse. 12354.
200 technische studien. 5067.
5040. 4
15295.
8302.
5653.
14166.
5640.
1832
Liebster lass dich |
| Borresen (H.):
_ Boguckiego (S.)
_Bohanan (J.):
| Bohm (C.) :
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
RO
Boehm (A. P.):
Friede (Der) 28399.
Zwei gedichte von Goethe. 2291.
Boehmer (G.) Yankee boy you're
O. K. 12814.
Boehnlein (V. G.):
Big white top. 168.
Drifting clouds. 25711.
Eastern wheel. 21035.
Hoot-owl (The) 15152.
March of the states. 18372.
Sword of Damocles. 11946.
Bohr (F.):
Canticle of May. 22882.
Chanson d’amour. 16900.
Souvenir de Mordkin. 24717.
Boellmann (L.) Ronde frangaise.
6049.
Boemper (W. F.):
She never said a single word.
6133.
Women and watches. 9715.
Boeppler (W.) Here’s to Rotary.
ales
Caprice. 9987.
Hejmers sang. 15115.
Marche pittoresque. 11097.
Menuetto. 11144.
Notturno al mare.
Boese (W. H.)
26141.
Boesman (H.)
11295.
I long to dream.
That aeroplane ride.
Arbutus waltzes.
| Boghen (F.):
Ansie. 18308.
Corale sopra un tema di J. S.
Bach. 16948.
Nostalgia. 19760.
Ludwisia. 26487.
Just as Iam. 28870.
Kiss of my love. 7984.
O captain, my captain. 29344.
\ Bohéme (La) 17804, 17805, 26992.
Bohemian girl.
16828, 27855, 30364
(4).
| -Bohlender (A.) :
Des singers glocken. 2508.
O you sweet most lovable Ameri-
can girls. 19788.
la valse. 9785.
A Napoli. 14821.
Arme bltimelein. 253800, 25301.
Au rouet. 380391.
Barearolle romantique. 68283.
By the mountain spring. 10026.
Canzona. 12557.
Cavatina. 10061.
Dance in the green. 14711.
Dance on the lawn. 10188.
Distant chimes. 16994.
26596126
Bohm (C.)—Continued.
Fanfare (A) 28228.
Farewell. 21088.
Flower greeting. 25858.
Gipsy (The) 12884.
Litauisches lied. 138279, 18280.
Madrigal. 133839.
Marionettes (Les)
Mignon. 15668.
Musical echoes.
Nanon. 1177.
Pearly shower.
Pechvogel (Der) 24840, 24341.
Pour souvenir. 380687.
Sarabande. 13808.
Scéne de ballet. 30784.
Serenade. 30742.
Sérénade espagnole. 13849.
Sérénade italienne. 18855.
‘Sérénade romaine. 13856.
Tarantella. 9272.
Three in all. 30048.
Valse mignon. 30810.
30611.
17593.
26902.
Wild rose. 20637.
Zwei sonaten. 25426, 25427.
Bohm (E.):
Carnival days. 6954.
With lance and sword. 30316,
Boieldieu (—):
Air dans Bayard 4 Méziéres. 2101.
Cavatine d’Henri, dans laféte du
village voisin. 14604.
Rondo de Rose. 29652.
Boijen (O. B. van der) & co. See
Bouwens van de Boijen (O.) & co.
Boisdeffre (R. de) Au bord d’ un
ruisseau. 18348.
Boisvert (N.):
Fickle beauty. 25823.
Salute to Montreal. 20096.
Boito (A.):
Papiol. 26887.
Prologue in heaven. 138708.
Bokay (E.) Kiss me kiddo. 7983.
Bolander (J. C.) Springtime. 9166.
Bolden (W.) You. 20672.
Bolen (G. W.) From childhood.
21143.
Bolen (J.) When the owl says Who
who who. 1969.
Bolender (R.) lLet’s be old sweet-
hearts again. 15446.
Bolle (J.) Musician’s wedding. 24096.
Boller (Mrs. M. P.) Where oh where.
9656.
Bollman (H.):
Christmas bells. 25547.
Convent bells. 7069, 25586.
Cuckoo waltz. 25618.
Bolognese (P.):
"A Conailante. 12362.
Cumpa’ paseca’. 7096.
Faciteve vede’. 12781.
Ineicaco ive in cicaco tu. 15284.
Lu eafone ricco. 15548.
1853
INDEX
Bolognese (P.)—Continued.
O cucchiere appadrunato. 15862.
’°O figlio da’ ’o pompiere. 13574.
Sti piezz’ ’e face’i. 9175.
Stornelli Americani. 9183.
Si bella assaie, ma. 16217.
Tutto 6 fuggito. 9487.
Voglio ’o marito. 9542.
Bolt (F.) Vast unnumbered throngs.
18123.
Boltwood (J. B.) Night has a thou-
sand eyes. 19745.
Boltze (W.) Jugendtratime. 10877.
Bona (P.) Complete method for
30444.
Parish church
rythmical articulation.
Bonavia-Hunt (N. A.)
litany. 15959.
Bond (C. Jacobs-) See Jacobs-Bond
(C.)
Bonene (J. lL.) Man in the moon.
5562.
Boni (P. G.) Sonata en ut. 9990.
Boniel (B.) Daphne. 6648 (49),
(188:
Boniface (H. F.) Dreams, dreams,
dreams. 18745, 23131.
Bonincontro (G.):
O mon cher passé. 29355, 29356.
Quanto si bella. 8636, 16055.
Salut 4 Milan. 27100.
Séparation. 29757.
Bonis (M.) Immortelle tendresse.
2978.
Bonita, pseud.:
Anna mine. 148838.
I love some one. 172389.
Bonneau (L.):
Banjo tunes. 20802.
Be my Yiddisha boy. 20814.
How I wish I knew the answers
of those questions. 5177.
I’m glad I’m a son of Uncle Sam.
21.339.
That damphino rag. 9816.
Bonnell (HK. M.) Watermelon time.
30207.
Bonnell (F.) Hello Mars. 5128.
Bonnell (H. E.) Where the stock
yard fire heroes fell. 6540.
Bonnell (H. H.) The cross. 10168.
Bonner (C.):
Black swan. 14520.
Blue-bird mazurka. 145381.
Canary polka. 14587.
Chick-a-dee march. 14622.
Convent echoes. 4708.
Happy dreams. 15079.
Nightingale schottische. 15838.
Star of Bethlehem. 6248.
Sunlight. 24784.
Venetian twilight. 9506.
Whippoorwill waltz. 16652.
Bonnet (J.):
Agnus Dei. 2097.
Pater noster. 30677.
1834
Bonnycastle (Mrs. C.)
ada. 28504.
Bonometti (A.):
Contessa Clara. 25585.
Rematori (1) 27024.
Bontemps (W. H.):
Cupid’s harp. 20956.
Greater Can-
Fern leaves. 21098.
Fleurette. 2660.
Bonvin (L.):
Cantus ad introitum et communi-
onem totius anni. 12556.
Geistlicher kriegsruf. 12877.
Lobt den Herrn alle lande. 13295.
Bookmyer (H. H.) Worker for Jesus.
27669.
Boosey & €o.:
Abanico. 22582, 22583,
All for me. 22621.
Baby dear. 22720.
Barcarolle. 9913.
Bells of peace. 14491.
Beneath thy window. 14498.
Beyond the dawn. 22798, 25399.
Billy boy. 6868.
Blackbird (The) 12514.
Boosey & co’s brass and reed band
journal. 179.
Boosey & co.’s cornet solo album.
22820.
Boosey & co’s new supplemental
journal for military bands. 180,
14541.
Boosey’s military jour.
14548, 27974.
British Empire song.
Broom flower. 193.
Calling. 6945.
Child o’ mine. 6995.
Chipmunk (The) 12595.
Concert valse in EH flat.
Content. 14674.
Coon lullaby. 28118.
Corona. 16950, 16951.
Coronation fanfares.
Coronation march.
Coronation ode.
12641.
Coronation overture 1911.
14542,
192.
10147.
20946.
146838, 25594.
10158, 12639-
14684.
Corporal Mike. 23017.
Couronne d’or. 28125.
Crescent moon. 25611.
Dawyck edition of Scottish song.
28182.
Doleissima. 282238.
Drake goes West. 23117.
Dreams of the day and the night.
28257.
Duncan Gray. 448.
Hight grand studies. 24053.
Hily Machree. 7278.
England. 14826.
Kitude de concert. 10336.
Fate. 25802.
—
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Boosey & co.—Continued. Boosey & co.—Continued.
Fierce was the wild billow. 517,
2652, 17080.
First set of eightsome reels.
28365.
Fleurs du _ printemps. 12817,
14894.
For the queen. 4942.
Four songs. 1403.
Four studies for the clarinet.
Zola iL:
Fox king and kingdom. 14912.
Good morrow to the morn. 10516.
Good shepherd. 23378.
Harbour night. 28530.
Hello. 7620, 7621.
Hindoo funeral song.
Holy peace. 10627.
Homage. 13008.
Home country. 713.
Homestead (The) 26080.
Hope the hornblower. 26085.
I am longing for you. 28691.
I hear you calling me. 23585.
I love you dearly O my sweet.
23550.
If you were my little boy. 7818.
In a child’s heart. 26213, 2875.
In harbour at last. 23620.
In old Quebec. 138124.
It isn’t raining rain to me. 28819.
It’s no very lang sin’ syne. 857.
Japanese folk songs. 17332.
Jean upon the uplands. 23666.
John-a-dreams. 7927, 17348.
Joy. 7934, 23684.
Kiss ahint the door. 908.
Lake isle of Innisfree. 23765.
Land of hope and glory. 15422.
Land of love. 38122.
Lay of the links. 948.
Lest we forget. 15488.
Let love awake. 23799.
Lilies. 15464.
Little admiral. 8073.
Little one. 18292.
Longing. 26448.
Love and sorrow. 8124.
Love in thy youth, fair maid.
LSSi2.
Love unto love. 81387.
Loveliest garden. 138329.
Lover in Damascus. 8139.
Love’s fantasy. 23885.
Love’s refrain. 29060.
Love’s invocation. 29059.
Maiden in grey. 26505.
March of joy. 11091.
Mariposa. 3273.
May song. 5595.
Mia earissima. 8292.
Miniature suite. 26608, 29179,
29180.
Moon boat. 15716.
Moonlight lullaby.
17203.
24067.
1835
Mother. 13470.
Mother England’s brewing. 13472.
Mountain lovers. 3367.
My ain hoose. 11389.
My heart’s darling. 29267.
My mither tongue. 1164.
Nada. 24144.
Naebody. 1176.
National songs. 26718.
Nectarine. 21766.
Night prayer. 1203.
Nine caprices for the clarinet.
23305.
O fragrant mignonette.
O night, O life. 29357.
Oh, waly, waly. 1259.
Oona of the sea. 24290.
Other days. 8621.
Our sailor king.
Overture 1911. 15951.
Paddy’s choice. 24812.
Palm tree and cedar.
Pathway of the moon.
Penguin dance. 38559.
Perles (Les) 29485.
Praise the Lord, O my _ soul.
24389, 24390.
Queen (The) 5969.
Queen of the garden.
Rainbow child. 21998.
Red marine. 8816.
Reflections. 8822.
Reuben Ranzo. 24474.
Rice was under water. 27036.
Rider of the forest. 27040.
Roman life. 8881.
Rose of delight. 1462.
Roseate hues of early dawn.
16122.
Salt o’ the sea. 8939.
Scotland’s fame. 1533.
Scythe song. 38804.
Secret (A) 1548.
Serenatella. 16200.
Sergeant Alphonse.
Sheila. 24606.
Short, cut: 221022
Shrine (The) 1568.
Shuiler (The) 1564.
Silver moon. 27174.
Since love is mine. 24629.
Since you loved me. 16228.
Sing, sing, happy hearts,
lrg AL
Six grand studies. 27568.
Six short pieces. 28067.
Six limericks. 29100.
Sleep my little papoose.
Sleep, weary heart. 24646.
Slumber tree. 9073.
Soft white snow. 24664.
Solenne in quest’ ora guirarmi
dovete. 27527.
Sometimes in summer.
11306.
17714.
294438.
5875.
8798.
29767.
sing.
13895.
24675.
INDEX
pt. II,n.s.,v.6 |
Boosey & co.—Continued.
Song of the flour-mill. 17949.
Song of the prairie. 13921.
Song of the serpent charmers.
17952.
Songe @hiver. 9123.
Songs my mother sang. 29861.
Souvenir de soir. 22176.
Spray of roses. 27280.
Stars in the valley. 22198.
Stars of the desert. 27292.
Summer evening. 1680, 9202.
Summer morning. 1681, 9207.
Summer roses. 9209.
Sweet hush-a-by. 22228.
Thanksgiving. 6327, 9812, 14046.
There is dew for the floweret.
12002.
There’s a land. 16429.
Thirty studies. 24091.
This is the island of gardens.
22305.
Thomas the rhymer.
Thora. 9359.
Thou art risen, my beloved. 22308.
Thou hast bewitched me beloved.
22309.
Three English dances.
Three sea songs. 2038.
Tired hands. 30060.
To be near you. 14086.
» To-morrow. 9401.
Triumph (The). 9417.
Turkish idyll. 1822.
Twilight dreams. 30803-80805.
Twilight fallen white and cold.
1828.
Two little ditties.
Until. 20466.
Up in the morning early. 1845.
Vashti. 9496, 9497, 18122.
Vine and myrtle. 22398.
Viva la jota. 25018, 25019.
Wee Willie Winkie. 1932.
When spring comes laughing.
1966.
When the green leaves come again.
22455.
Willow wand. 380304.
Without thee. 16680.
You are all that is lovely. 27681.
You lay so stillin sunshine. 22542.
Zulu love song. 2063.
Booth (A. L.) I love my Jean. 213384.
Booth (C. H. H.):
Carols in the wilds. 14599.
God so loved the world. 10496.
Booth (EK. F.) At the kindling of the
stars. 4446.
Booth (EH. S.):
Airship wedding. 252238.
Good-night. 28484.
Laughing song and chorus.
Booth (J.):
24877.
11554.
28369.
26387.
Arm, soldiers of the Lord. 6754.
1836
Booth (J.)—Continued.
It came upon the midnight clear.
26267.
O give thanks unto the Lord.
13575. |
Boott (F.) Lethe. 9782 (10).
Bopp (C. L.) Summer song. 13984.
Borch (—) Five favorite Yuie-tide |
songs. 30338.
Borech (G.):
Brook (The) 10010.
Christmas morn. 22949.
Under the trees. 6398.
Borck (EH.) Girlie won’t you marry
me. 10472.
Bord (F.):
Belle dame.
Gossamer. 10522.
Borden (B.) Buzzey bee. 4617.
Borden (lL. C.) Let me wander where
the Swanee River flows. 19398.
Borden (R.) Grieving. 18994.
Bordes (C.) Suite basque. 24771.
Bordonel (T. J.)
24024.
Bordwell (A. A.):
California’s golden poppy march.
6939.
That African bell.
Borel-Clere (C.):
Fleur d@’ Italie. 2659.
Plus y a @ I amour.
Soleil d’amour. 1607.
Borg (E.):
Girl you used to be. 28457.
I’d rather be a brother. 28648.
Borg (0O.):
Aftensang. 22599.
Hav. 23444.
Skj¢gnhedslandet.
Stormen. 24754.
Borghi (1L.):
Sonate 2. 26353.
Sonate 4. 26343.
Borie Godounow. 6154.
Borjon (C. HE.) Musette. 19654.
Borland (J. H.):
Ballad of London River. 110.
Chloe. 2891.
Bormuth (C.) Loved and lost. 29056.
Bornemann (O.):
Messe en la. 111538.
Panis angelicus. 21892.
Bornemann (S.). Suite basque. 24771.
Bornscheim (F.) Love’s’ torment.
19495.
Bornstein (S. H.) All you need is the
nerve and a smile. 143854.
Borodine (A.):
Chorus of Polovetzian maidens.
266.
Clair jardin. 20916.
Dissonance (A) 4798.
Polovetzian dance and chorus.
35938.
9944.
9314, 30785.
1359.
24641.
Messe Notre Dame, |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Borodine (A.)—Continued.
Sleeping princess. 6179.
Slowly the daylight departs. 6182.
Borowski (F.) Mélodie lyrique.
15637.
Borra (G.) Antonietta. 9844.
Borrowman (Hf. G.) Ho for the north.
707.
Bortkiewicz (S.):
Dix études pour piano. 18455.
Souvenirs d’enfance. 17967.
Borton (A.):
Ah, love, but a day. 9804.
Two little songs. 20857.
Bortz (A.):
Ballade. 6903.
Deutscher tanz. 10236.
Drei gesinge. 27928.
Drei lieder. 27929.
Erinnerung. 10325.
Etude. 9996.
Im zirkus. 10788.
Mazurka. 11121.
Notturno. 9997.
Waldscene. 12165.
Zwei lieder. 279380.
Borwin (L.) Melodie. 22822.
Bos (J. H.) When I gathered sweet
violets for you. 20579.
- Bose (A.):
Etoile (L’) 14836.
Franc-holl’ (La) 18894.
Gracia (La) 18975.
Gymkana. 18998.
Marche des sports. 19536.
Marche fantasque. 19537.
Mariette. 3271.
Passe-pied. 3550.
P’tit poisson rouge. 8768.
Tendre missive. 4028.
Valse perverse. 6424, 12107.
Vivandiére march. 20523.
| Bosco (C.) pseud. See Busch (C. M.)
Bose (F. von) Drei klavierstiicke.
22823.
Bosher (EK. H.) Hyacinth two-step.
2072 (108).
Boskerck (H. van) See Van Boskereck
) SC.)
Boslet (L.) Missa solemnis. 29188.
Bossan-Roeder (L.):
Berceuse triste. 9958, 12500.
—$——$?$ EEE
Chant des dunes.
Vous étes loin.
Bossi (C. A.):
Palestra comense. 380670.
Six morceaux, pour orgue. 12529.
Tema e variazionl. 24842.
Bossi (E.) Raccolta di studi per or-
gano. 29560.
10081, 10082.
12150, 12151.
| Bossi (M. E.):
Juvenilia. 173864.
Landliche scene.
Legende. 5445.
Sechs kinderstiicke.
5417.
27981.
Bossi (M. E.)—Continued.
Stunde der freude. 6264.
Stunde der weihe. 6265.
Trauerzug. 6370.
Bossi (R.) Toccata. 22824.
Boston pub. co. In the dim twilight.
5297.
Bostonia pub. co.:
Billy Ballou. 27905.
Star land I envy you. 27288.
That’s some honeymoon. 27891.
Bosworth & co.:
A elle. 14820.
Abend in Aranjuez. 9788.
Abendglocken. 12365.
Abendliuten. 16730.
Album joyeux. 21606.
Almroserln. 207380.
Andante funebre. 18110.
Aubade badine. 6785.
Auf der schaukel. 4457.
Auf stiller flur. 4459.
Auf wiedersehn. 12441.
Babillage. 4474, 16811.
Baby and chickie. 6803.
Baby’s lieblingstanz. 4477.
Band comes. 2215.
Bauerntanz. 122.
Beim spinnweiblein. 4528.
Bien étre. 14516.
Blitzenden augen. 6890.
Blumen erwachen. 4785.
Blumenreigen. 4557, 16864.
Bon jour. 12528.
Canzonetta. 10045.
Caprice. 216.
Danse de l’ours. 359.
Davidsbtindler (Die). 201380.
Deutschlands steuermann. 7169.
Har training and sight singing 1-7.
25726.
Hinsiedler (Der. )
En garde! 17036.
Erzihlungen aus dem mirchen-
land. 2598.
Erzherzog Hugen—march. 25767.
Fairy land. 10351.
Fest-marsch. 18840.
Fleurette. 2661.
Flirtation. 7384.
From all that dwell below the
skies. 2689.
Guter laune. 5066.
Hab’sonne im herzen. 7546.
Hischen in der grube. 5076.
Hear, O Lord. 10590.
Herzen und blumen. 7631, 26056.
Herzensfriihling. 76382.
Histoire. 5154.
Humoresque. 7664, 17217, 28617.
Im frischen grtin. 5276.
Im kahn. 809.
Im maien zu zweien. 5279.
Im wald. 5281.
Im wald und feld. 53814.
4854.
1837
INDEX
pt. The mes. VS
Bosworth & co.—Continued. Bosworth & co.—Continued.
Joujou polka. 15368.
Jugend-erinnerungen. 28861, 28865.
Junge liebe. 17355.
Klavierstiicke. 28910.
Kleine gavotte. 13220.
Kleine hauptmann. 5405.
Kleine konzert-mazurka. 19347.
Kleiner walzer. 13223.
Kuekueck walzer. 5412.
Lindler. 18238.
Legende. 5444.
Lerche (Die) 3187.
Liebezeit. 5464.
Little Jack Horner. 11016.
Little man who had a little gun.
11020.
Lotusblume. 17448.
Lustig, froh. 13334.
Luxembourg march. 15551, 17471.
Magnificat und Nunc dimittis.
3242-3246, 13348.
Maiglockchen. 19521.
Maitag. 1039.
Marsch. 6644.
Matador. 11111.
Melodie. 5750.
Mélodie d’amour. 5608.
Menuett. 5627.
Minuettina. 17551.
Mondnacht. 5665.
Morgenliedchen. 5674.
Morgenstiindchen. 17581.
Neues schweizer salon -album.
13545. ’
Night is far spent. 11279.
Not unto us, O Lord. 3446.
Oenone. 13587.
Parfum de rose. 8652.
Perpetuum mobile. 17737.
Polonaise de Vopéra “ Mignon.”
4056.
Piippchens schlummerlied. 5951.
Puppen geburtstag. 5955.
Quinten-scherzo. 138718.
Reigentanz. 29594.
Reiters abschied. 13782.
Reitersttickchen. 13733.
Réve @’ été. 3683.
Réverie d’ amour. 11595.
Rex Gambrinus ex. 3686.
Romance. 16110.
Romanze. 1453.
Rose in tal. 3732.
Rosen und dornen. 6059.
Scéne de ballet. 22078.
Scénes gaies. 6091.
Schifer (Der) 6092.
Schiferlied. 29709.
Schalkslied. 1511.
Scherzino. 6645.
Scherzo. 15074.
Schlafliedchen. 6095.
Schnuckerbusserln. 6096.
Schiiler-konzert. 3794.
1838
Sevtik scale and arpeggio book
for violin. 11764.
Seven sacred solos of the early
English school. 5049, 18986.
Simple theory of music. 6164.
Solemn march. 3884.
Some variations on the London-
derry air. 3886.
Stisse frucht chanson. 16386.
Sylphentanz. 18024.
Tindellied. 14012.
Tanzweisen. 4005.
Tarantelle. 18035.
Te Deum laudamus. 4012, 14022-—
14025.
Teach me, O Lord. 11968.
Tendre réponse. 24846, 24847.
Tendresse. 4024.
Traum an der Sigfriedquelle.
14101.
Trés-jolie. 20420.
Trois études. 3590.
Trutze nicht. 1818.
Turn Thee again, O Lord. 4124.
Valse etude in double notes.
12102.
Valse Vivienne. 9486.
Valsette. 10167.
Verlorene schatz. 6431.
Vision d’amour. 16531.
Wachauer landsturm. 4215.
Waltz prelude. 16566.
Walzer. 43897, 6646.
Wann i di net hith. 9572.
Was die glocke vom Stefansthurm
erziihlt. 6471.
Wiegenlied. 14264.
Zufriedenheit. 30362.
Zwei norwegische volkslieder.
28906, 28907.
Zwei wasser. 1410.
42 études ou caprices. 21499.
Bote (E.) & Bock (G.):
Alleluja. 1130.
Arioso. 15055.
Auf der ruse. 22699.
Aus meinem tagebuch. 25322.
Behiit’ dich Gott in stiller nacht.
22767.
Berceuse, AS dur. 22779.
Bessere Hltere herr. 22787.
Braut-walzer. 6909.
Capriccio. 23407.
Chanson sans paroles. 22915.
Don Juan. 29238.
Drei elegische stticke. 11794.
Drei gedichte. 8045.
Drei klavierstticke. 15661.
Drei tinze. 30641.
Er ist nach mir verriickt. 30482
Erbprinzessin Klara. 380483.
Ferientage. 25810.
Flieger (Der) 23256. :
Fiinfzig leichte stticke. 15141.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Bote (E.) & Bock (G.)—Continued.
Ganz anders. 23367.
Geistliches lied. 14949, 14950.
Gottes macht und _ vyorsehung.
25952.
Grosse fantasie. 15088.
Grosse halleluja. 25986.
Halbe mark. 23424.
Hanser] und Liese. 23488.
Helgoland-marsch. 26046.
Hymne. 26107.
Ich weiss bescheid. 380554.
Idioten-terzett. 380555.
Kleider machen leute. 26365.
Konigin der nacht. 922.
Konzert. 1420.
Kiisst euch, menschlein, immer zu!
23754.
Leneken-duett. 23791.
Lied der Magdalena. 15454.
Lied vom Nickerchen. 23818.
Lustspiel-ouverture. 23900, 26492.
Luxusweibchen. 26493.
Madame Serafin. 23909-23911.
Margueritenmidel (Das) 238947,
23948.
Mein schiitzelein. 15631.
Mensch, sieh dir die bilder an!
24005.
Metropoliana. 8289.
Modernes guitarre album. 24051.
Modernes normal - harmonium - al-
bum. 24052.
Morgens willste nich. 30638.
Motette. 26656.
Nacht von Berlin. 24139-24140.
Nocturne. 23408.
O menschenherz so klein.
Palais de danse. 24815.
Pedros abschied yon den bergen.
26904.
Perle der frauen. 24346.
24212.
Petite gavotte all ’antica. 24349.
Priludium und fuge. 22727.
Quintette. 895.
Reisebilder. 27021.
Reizende personchen. 24468.
Sag! hanschen warum. 380721.
Saison-couplet. 24544.
Schone Helene. 24564.
Schwipsszene (Hine) 307388.
Sebastianos tanzlied. 24574.
Sechs kleine priludien. 23855.
Sérénade espagnole. 24591.
Sextett. 11766.
Sicilianisches stindchen. 24620.
Siebente sinfonie. 1569.
Soldaten marschlied. 30754.
Sonate. 15385, 24677.
Sturmlieder. 9194.
Suzette. 9225.
Tanzduett. 9270.
Two step. 30806.
Verbotene braut.
Vergessene ich.
9510, 9511.
9516, 12123.
Bote (E.) & Bock (G.)—Continued.
Versierte Lilly. 30812.
Walzer aus der oper Faust.
23380.
Weihe du nacht. 25056.
Wenn meine kinder tanzen.
275838.
Willi und Cilli. 25129, 25180.
60 kinderlieder fiir jung und alt.
10428.
Bothmann (F.)
home. 138520.
Botsford (G.):
Chatterbox rag. 6648 (45).
Did you ever hear them tell of
My old Missouri
Floradora. 30466.
Honey girl. 7648, 25197 (99).
Honeysuckle. 28599.
How to make a huckleberry pie.
26093.
Hyacinth. 28624.
Joan of Are. 143819 (96).
My Tahiti queen. 17628.
Rolling stone. 6036.
Royal flush. 8911, 14819 (135).
Somebody. 22148, 25197 (220).
Botta (E. G.) Dolores. 7194.
Botta (H. J.) Napoleon the great.
176383.
Bottazzo (1.):
Dixit Dominus. 10254.
Victimae Paschali. 4190.
Bottigliero (E.) Complete requiem
mass. 12684.
| Botume (J. FEF.) . Benedicite, omnia
opera. 253881.
Bouck (F. E.) My well-beloved
sweetheart. 17629.
Boughton (R.):
Six spiritual songs. 11808.
Song of liberty. 22153.
Boughton street. 15072.
Bouilly (J.) Soupirs d’amour.
Bouisson (J.) La guapa. 7539.
9139.
Bowkal) -Chs) wae) Cora-Leon-Ora.
10157.
Bourassa (T. J.) Elk (The) 10315,
14817.
Bourgault-Ducoudray (lL. A.) Trois-
mélodies. 380417.
Bourgeois (Emile) Petite valse rose.
24353.
Bourgois (Edmund) Ill be with you.:
23543.
Bourke (J. B.) In an aeroplane with
you. 29838.
Bourlant-Ladam:
Eau qui glisse.
Musique sur I’ eau.
Neige de printemps.
Bours (B..W.)
22261.
Bousquet (F.)
Bousquet et Sterny.
127387.
13481.
13541.
Te Deum laudamus.
Pauvres (Les) 3555.
Celina. 27996.
1839
Boussagol (H.):
Contemplative. 2450.
Ronde des gardes ad Hérode.
8887.
Boussagol (H. N.) Frivole. 30499.
Boutillier (N. S.) Tepee. 11972.
Bouton (HH. H.)
19464.
Bouvin (L.) Hosanna. 723.
Bouwens van der Boijen (O.) & co.:
Berceuse. 9955.
Coeur de Floria.
Love in a bonnet.
16929.
Impromptu en ré bémol. 16910.
Nocturne. 10849.
Rondo. 11626.
Valse. 7180.
Valse de concert. 12101.
Variations 4 danser. 4178.
Bovard (S. R.) Marposa. 8220.
Boville (A. H. & R. G.) College min-
istry to city children. 16931.
Bovy-Lysberg (C. S.) Abide with me.
14326.
Bow Sing. 6904.
Bowecock (C.) I’m so lonesome when
I’m not with you. 15241.
Bowen (B. J.):
Love that never dies. 19479.
Words hastily spoken. 25157.
Bowen (G. O.) Graded melodies for
individual sight singing. 10535,
28493.
Bowen (H. S.)
Bower (EK. HE.)
you. 17704.
Bower (EK. L.)
Bowers (F. V.):
' Gliding over the snow.
The chase. 22924.
Only one I love is
Tobacco song. 16459.
2787.
Here comes a college boy. 6648
(61).
I’m the Cinderella girl. 21348,
25197 (1038).
It’s a_ terrible thing. 21436,
25197 (188).
Oh honey. 21837, 25197 (184).
River of love. 24482, 25197 (206).
She must look like you. 22106,
25197 (218).
Story of the naughty little girl.
24758, 25197 (226).
Strawberry tart and the lemon
Die. 24763, 25197 (227).
That crazy dance. 22271, 25197
(235).
Yankee Doodle captain. 22527,
25197 (264).
Bowers (R. H.):
Bohemia. 25197 (53).
Buy, buy, baby. 14569, 25197
(55).
Come along ma chérie. 12616,
18588, 22562 (55), 25197 (65).
Day dreams. 12677.
Dolly Madison. 12701.
Fogarty. 12827.
VLA
pt. 11, n.'s.; v. € 3
Bowers (R. H.)—Continued.
Good-bye California. 28479.
Hammock song. 17171, 22562 |
(69).
I’d like to go on a honey-moon '}:
with you. 17228, 22562 (73).
I love you, my own. 28679. |
I’m all thine. 15229, 25197 (112). |
If you can’t sing, dance. 17276.
Just try to keep them guessing. |
26319.
Land of the free.
(147).
Lingerie. 3166.
Melodrama. 13414.
Men, men, men. 15650.
Mrs. Murphy. 6648 (90).
Queen of Vanity Fair.
25197 (202).
Red rose. 20003, 20004.
Red rose selections. 25197 (204).
Spring maid. 9160, 138948.
Students’ glide. 17994.
Take me dear. 9259.
Tape and chain. 29977.
Turkey wing march. 22562 (125).
Walking delegate. 14191.
You can always find some one to
love you. 14289.
You can go as far as you like with
me. 16698.
Bowker (A.) Echoes.
Bowlby (B. A.):
I will love you till the stars shall
cease to Shine. 5250.
Mother’s little soldier boy. 5682.
Bowler (F. W.) My rose of Ireland.
21750.
Bowles (EH. R.)
27388.
Bowley (M.)
ney to Mars. 25080.
Bowman (E.) I never had a man to
love me like you. 6648 (67), 7756.
17389, 25197 4
17824,
18765.
Sweet hour of prayer.
When I make my jour-
Bowman (HE. M.) Jack and Jill.
9782 (8).
Bowman (Mrs. M. K.) Going out
with the tide. 619.
Bowne (R. A.) If every Diamond
loved his Rose as I love you. 18098.
Boxhorn (G.):
Erzherzog Carl Franz Joseph
march. 23186.
Gliickliches Wien. 18942.
Boyce (J.):
Tickle me. 14080.
Whacky whack. 14220.
Boyce (W.):
Sonate in A-dur. 26854.
Te Deum laudamus. 14022, 14024.
Boyd (C. E.) Arrow and the song.
9859.
Boyd (J. M. My divinity. 138492.
Boyd (J. 8.) Our pledge of Christian
30669.
endeavor.
1840
Boyle (G. E.)
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INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Boyd (L. W.) My mother-in-law is
coming home to stay. 29281.
Boyd (M. A.) The derby. 28208.
Boyd (R.) Oh let me dream. 1253.
Boyer (A.) Selecta opera. 20139.
Boyer (A. S.)) Mammy’s little ginger
girl. 26510.
Boyer (C.)
26619.
Beyer (C:. HH.) jr.
march. 647.
Boyer (J..O.) Globe of love. 12897.
Boyer (L.) Lecons de piano. 19382.
Boykin (E.) Dying soldier’s farewell.
23141.
Boylan (Mrs. E. J.)
Kentucky. 18729.
Boylan (W. H.) Down in old Ken-
tuecky. 18729.
Missa pro defunctis.
Great overland
Down in old
Barcarolle. 6821.
Boyle (G. F.):
Bonne chanson. 27924.
Gondola (La) 10511.
In tempo di mazurka.
Marching along. 8210.
Morning. 17582.
Pied piper of Hamelin.
Prima ballerina. 11523.
That Reuben glide.
10805.
8695.
16415.
18812.
sweet-
Fading day.
Brachmann (H#.) Farewell
heart. 23229.
Brackett (F. H.):
Blossom time o’ the year.
Easter triumph. 7267.
He has come. 26081.
Jesus merciful and mild. 7926.
O Thou that hearest. 26784.
Proposal. 5946.
Ashes of love.
6892.
14410.
Over the world.
5854.
PE FO(5G:
Braden (Mrs. C. M.) Just a little bit
0’ lovin’. 15374.
Braden (lL. H.):
Just a little bit o’ lovin. 15874.
State of Illinois. 22199.
Bradford (C. O.):
Vesper hymn. 9520.
What manner of man is this.
9604.
Bradford (W.)
from school.
Bradley (C. A.):
Don’t do it. 25685.
I was there when he started.
Be (260.
Oh rapture, oh bliss.
Bradley (D. F.):
Catch the little bean bag. 2360.
2d regiment band march. 2069.
Going and coming.
PALS TS
26805.
Bradley (J. F.):
If all my dreams were made of
gold. 23598, 23594.
Valse lente. 12104.
Bradley (H.) Prodigal girl.
Bradley (M.) co.
child’s day. 1631.
Bradshaw (J.) Memories.
Bradshaw (K. W.)
23060.
Bradwell (Mrs. H. H.)
Lou for me. 29958.
Bradwell (V.) Sweet little Lou for
me. 29958.
Brady (J. A.):
I want a girl for my girl. 10729.
Just like you loved your last girl.
214738.
Brady, (V.8€:)<
Hyde Park high school twostep.
26105.
What’s the matter with Hyde
Park high. 27592.
26984.
Songs of a little
21682.
Dat cacklin rag.
Sweet little
Brady (W. M.) Broken hearted.
22848.
Briun (lL. P.) Pansies and roses.
29446.
Braga (G.):
Angels’ serenade, 25267, 27776.
Santa Lucia. 11698.
Serenata (La) 17906.
Braham (D.):
Bunch o’ berries. 6648 (4).
Dip me in the golden sea. 4795.
Family overhead. 6648 (8).
Going home with Nellie after five.
20703 (19).
Golden choir. 6648 (13).
Grecian bend. 6648 (16).
Hurry little children Sunday
morn. 20708 (24).
Just across from Jersey. 22562
(28).
Medley jig. 6648 (24).
Miss Brady’s piano for-tay. 9782
(14).
My dad’s dinner pail. 22562 (36).
On board o’ the Muddy Day.
6648 (26).
Sam Johnson’s colored cake walk.
DGD C4 Vie
Silly boy. 6648 (34).
Turn verein cadets. 6648 (37).
Waiters’ chorus. 22562 (47).
Braham (Mrs. D.) Medley jig. 6648
(24).
Braham (E.):
Army and navy. 14408.
Billets doux. 27904.
Boy scouts of America.
Bride’s return.
30420.
Click-i-ty-clack. 7030.
Dashing cayvaliers. 20963,
(49).
4569.
27714 = =(88),
27714
1841
INDEX
pt. Ib ms, v. 6
Braham (K.)—Continued.
Gallant and gay. 23808.
Heart is like the rose. 27714
(65), 28554.
Hot stuff. 19075.
I wonder why it’s you. 7785.
Motor maid. 11198, 11199, 24082.
Nutmeg state. 11300.
On our honeymoon. 1270, 8585,
26821.
Silver flute. 25197 (215).
Universal. 27483.
Wooing of the waves. 25156.
Braham (G.):
Bunch o’ berries. 6648 (4).
Family overhead. 6648 (8).
Going home with Nellie after five.
207038 (19).
Golden choir. 6648 (18).
Grecian bend. 6648 (16).
Hurry little children
morn. 20703 (24).
Just across from Jersey.
(28).
Miss Brady’s piano for-tay. 9782
(14).
My dad’s dinner pail.
On board 0’
6648 (26).
Sam Johnson’s colored cake walk.
22562 (48).
Silly boy. 6648 (84).
Turn verein cadets. 6648 (87).
Waiters’ chorus. 22562 (47).
Braham (H. J.) Twin stars. 27467.
Braham (J. J.) American boy scouts.
Sunday
22562
22562 (86).
the Muddy Day.
_ 40,
Braham (P.):
Archibald. 16786.
I like to ’ave a: little bit on.
19125.
Milly. 17545.
Mr. Conductor. 17560.
Roses of June. 20061.
Which he didn’t expect from a
lady. 20619.
Brahe (M. H.) Japanese love song.
S67.
Brahms (J.):
All’ meine herzgedanken. 23800.
Autumn brooding. 4570.
Brahms-heft. 2301.
Courting (The) 4571.
Cradle song. 4572, 12533, 20861,
22830, 22831.
Cup of oblivion. 4573.
Fair cheeks ye ensnare me. 4574.
Garlands. 4575.
Gold outweighs love. 4576.
Grosse fantasie. 12534.
How lovely are Thy dwellings.
2302.
Hungarian dance. 9999, 10000.
Hungarian dances. 14549, 14550,
8459-18468.
1842
Brahms (J.)—Continued.
Ich schell’ mein horn in’s Jam-
merthal. 14551.
In stiller nacht. 18469.
Last Sunday morning. 4577.
Lied vom Herrn yon Falkenstein.
14552.
Love’s fever. 4578.
Lullaby. 4579-4581, 12535.
Magyar love song. 4582.
Maiden’s lament. 4583.
Mainacht (Die) 14553.
Message (A) 4584.
Ninie. 22832.
No more can earthly joy be mine.
4585.
Renegade (The) 4586.
Requiem. 2303.
Scherzo. 4587.
Selig sind die toten. 2304.
Solace in tears. 4588.
Sunday. 4589.
To a violet. 4590.
To her beloved. 4591. |
To the nightingale. 4592.
Trio. 18470. |
Twilight. 4593. |
Two rhapsodies. 25444.
Von ewiger liebe. 14554.
Walzer. 22883, 22884.
Wie lieblich sind deine wohnun-
gen. 10001.
Wiegenlied. 16872.
Yearning. 4594.
Brainard’s (S.) sons ¢o.:
Bleven songs. 15341.
I’m dreaming of you. 13052.
Bramley (F.) I am trusting Thee, |
Lord Jesus. 15184.
Brand (lL. W.) Clifford. 14649. |
Brand (S.) Dear old Broadway. |
16984. /
Brander (A. W.): ;
O for a closer walk with God..
15864.
O happy day. 1229.
Why seek ye the living. 6556.
Brandon (C. E.):
I ain’t got nobody. 28650. (|
I wonder if she’s still a friend of |
mine. 28721.
Ten penny rag. 29995.
Brandon (F.): |
Golden lilies. 5020.
June memories. 15187. |
Song at twilight. 18916.
Sunny Spain. 6276. |
Swing song. 6299. |
Valse areadienne. 14140. i
Brandon & Smythe. Ten penny rag.|
29995.
Brandts-Buys (J.):
Drei lieder. 20862.
Romantische serenade.
24496.
Sonate. 186. .
|
|
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan—Dec., 1911
Brandvold (M.)
soul. 20408.
Branen (J.T.) Come over Joe.
Branhan (A. J.):
Hi-mi lady. 12990.
I ask you to love me. 17224.
Brannan (B. L.) Send me a night
letter dearie. 8997.
Brannen (F. J.):
I cannot live without you. ‘7689.
When I hear that bunch come
home. 9624.
Brannen (W. T.):
To my love my twin
25566.
Love is my heart’s
Brearley (H.):
Eddystone light. 14808.
Love’s fair flowers. 21587.
Night slowly dying. 24165.
Breck (Mrs. F. A.) How goes the
battle. 7658.
Breden (J. G.) Song our Father sang.
27251.
Bredeson (A.)
7792.
Bredon (C.) Croquis.
Bredschneider (W.):
Aus der biedermeierzeit.
Idol of my heart.
28138.
12442.
only song. 17449. Hore, was dein herze_ spricht.
Branscombe (G.) : 13000.
At the fair. 9865. Ktissen konnt’ ihr midel. 15414.
Dear is my inlaid sword. 7146. | Bredshall (E.):
Dear little hut by the rice fields. Andante ecapriccioso. 2141.
OQ. Cupid waltz. 2472.
Happiness. 17178. Fantasie in C sharp minor. 2687.
Krishna. 10944. Firefly (The). 2653.
Memory (A) 11134. Prelude in E flat minor. 3604.
My love is like a tempting peach. | Bredshall (J. J.):
17615. Andante capriecioso. 2141.
Of my ould loves. 17669. Cupid waltz. 2472.
Old love tale. 113857. Fantasie in C sharp minor. 2687.
Ould Doctor Ma’ Ginn. 29480. Firefly (The). 2653.
There’s a woman like a dew-drop. Prelude in E flat minor. 3604.
9332. Breen (H.) Billy Buttling is his
Branstine (M. H.) Sleepy goldenrod. name. 2275.
29808. Breen (M.) Soldier’s last farewell.
Brashear (J.P.) Carnivalcall. 10058. 29827.
Brasie (KE. C.) Pearl schottische. | Breese (G. L.) You. 27680.
4380 (63). Brehm (A. G.) Down home. 281138.
Brass City music co.: Brehm (J. BE.) Girl I love. 7456.
Life to me dear is a dream of you. | Brehm bros.:
11001. Bells of Notre Dame. 9947.
Maybe somebody else loves me to. Boating party. 158448.
8241. Bunny. 18488.
Brasseur (G. D.) Your mother waits First attempt. 18850.
for you. 25185. Geranium polka. 10458.
Bratfisch (G.) Wilde jiger. 20638. Hollyhock mazurka. 10623.
Bratton (J. L.): Jolly captain. 19294.
Come, gracious Spirit, heavenly June days. 19312.
Dove. 20926. May walk. 19549.
If love were what the rose is. Meadow dance. 19557.
7806. My first waltz. 13497.
Bratton (J. W.): Myrtle schottische. 11251.
| . New lesson. 19740.
American abroad. 9828. : as
| Off and away. _19791.
Autumn sunset waltz. 4380 (97). Fon vor a
; Othelia waltz. 13630.
Let’s pretend. 4380 (1389). ;
; Poppy waltz. 11498.
Patsy Rosenstein. 24388. if ’ AM
Playthings, that’s all. 4380 (157) Primrose march.) 1152i.
Ee Sphinx waltz. 20263.
Bratton (W. D.) Lost in the moun- Storm on the ocean. 24753.
| _ tains. 999. oe Sultan’s band march. 24776.
Bratton (W.N.) Smilingeyes. 29815. Sweet bye and bye. 24804.
Brauchli (E.) Alpine flowers. 27759. Sweet bye and bye waltz. 13997.
| Braunfels (W.) : Tender thoughts. 1748.
Offenbarung Johannis. 218883. When the bluebirds sing in June.
Serenade. 13847. 12221.
Bray (W.) Magnolia of Tennessee. Yellow pansy waltz. 12316.
15566. Young marshal. 20687.
| Brayley (G.) Old folks at home.]| Breiel (W. A.) Just to be a boy
19815. again. 19325.
1843
PIR Tae LNRM Se pee oli Le,
INDEX
Breil (J. C.)
adieu. 28263.
Breitenfeld (E.):
Love came at dawn. 8126.
Made in India. S168.
Breitkopf & Hirtel:
Abendliuten. 16729.
Abendsegen. 16781.
Acht priludien. 8957.
Advent cantata. 2195.
Alte schloss. 16765.
Am Rhein. 9824-9826.
Amon viejo. 1438738.
Anacreons’ song. 6730.
Analyse thématique rythmique et
métrique. 183899.
Andante. 380440.
Antwort. 9846.
Apasionadamente. 6748.
Aphrodite’s doves. 6744.
Armoniosa. 14402.
Atlanta in Calydon. 12435.
Au Fanny. 9871.
Barecarole. 8587.
Battle (The) 2231, 6882.
Carmelita y Lupe. 2352.
Celajes de otofio. 23866.
Chanson d’automne. 14609.
Choral ode 3. 20911.
Chorus mysticus. 7005.
‘Christkindleins wiegenlied. 4670.
Come away, death! 18589.
Coquetas. 14675.
Da lachte schén-Sigrid. 346, 347.
Dante and Beatrice. 18662, 18663.
Danza de salon. 7130.
Danza frivola. 7181.
Danze premontesi. 14718, 18664.
Deine schonheit. 16988.
Deutsche marinehymne. 23085.
Deutsche messe. 2513.
Deuxiéme polonaise. 7170.
Disloque. 7182, 23090.
Distaff (The) 7183.
Dolce far niente. 18712.
Dort oben im gebirge. 7205.
Dryade. 2554.
Du bist ein kind. 18753.
Duo de amor. 2557, 23189.
Hitle wtinsche. 18775.
Elementar unterricht. 7280.
En secreto. 14824.
Enriqueta. 238181.
Eremit (Der) 461.
Extasis. 2624.
Felice primavera. 18836.
Florinda. 18872.
Francisco I. Madero. 18895.
Friihlingsabend. 17106.
Friihlingsmirchen. 12862.
Friihlingszauber. 18900.
Funeral march. 10435.
Gebet an Pierrot. 12874.
Geborgte schloss. 18918.
Geistlich nachtlied. 17119.
1844
Dt. tay RASS Ve-G
Drop a tear and bid | Breitkopf & Hirtel—Continued.
Gloria pura. 14972.
Gotentreue. 7508.
Happy year. 15082.
Heilige sendung. 2836, 19039.
Heinrich von Toggenburg. 7614.
Heisa hopsa, bei orgen und wind.
691. :
Hollenfahrt Christi. 19056.
Hoffmanns erzihlungen. 3472-
3475.
Hundret lieder. 6101, 16173.
Im speil der wellen. 811, 23607.
Impromptu. 3847.
In memoriam. 824.
Insurgentes. 28800.
Intermezzo. 14161.
Introduction thema und varia-
tionen. 7878.
Invocation. 7882.
Isabel la Catélica. 19254.
It is enough. 183867.
Jane Grey. 19270.
Jung Diethelm. 21466.
Kammertrios. 21222.
Kirschenballade. 19340.
Klavier-schule. 10934.
Komm herbei tod. 926.
Konzert. 10940, 22760.
Konzert fiir violine. 4481.
Lake of the Dismal Swamp. 3119.
Liebe. 19406.
Liebeszauber. 18569.
Long ago. 8097.
Magdalena. 3236, 23917.
Mahnung. 8180.
Marguerite. 21638.
Mastersingers of
25027.
Mazurka de salon. 15621.
Monologe des Faust. 5667.
Moon and stars. 83815.
Morenas. 19626.
Musagetes. 8347.
Musician’s peep-show. 8350.
Nach Sevilla. 11252.
Nachen (Der) 112538.
Nachruf. 11254.
Nacht (Night). 17631.
Natalia. 21765. |
Neuste schule der geliufigkeit. |
8434.
Now a brighter boast than all.
21797.
O verzweifle nicht am _ glticke. |
8525.
Ojos verdes. 15896.
Ondina. 3503.
Operetten-album. 8544.
Orchestre trio. 11398, 11894.
Orgel-konzert. 19008.
Ouvertiire in H-moll. 2199.
Pequefia gavota. 24845.
Pérfida. 38568.
Pflege der linken hand. 5895.
Nuremberg. |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Breitkopf & Hirtel—Continued.
Pianoforte pedals. 24857.
Premier polonaise. 8748.
Primoroso. 16037.
Quartett in F moll. 11549.
Quartett no. 5 fiir zwei violinen.
3672.
Quejas de amor. 29557.
Quintett G moll. 16590.
Quintett in H moll. 20111.
Rebeca. 29576.
Recuerdos de Manon. 3660, 24456.
Reina. 16077.
Rima de Becquer.
Romanze. 20044.
Romeo. 20045.
Rosa. 3723, 24508.
Rose (The) 8890.
Rule Britannia. 11664, 13782.
Sacht wie vom abendrot. 20079.
Scherzetto. 6961.
Schwalben. 17899.
Sechs lieder. 10371.
Sechs lyrische stiicke. 917.
Sechs stticke. 919.
Serenade. 1547.
Serenata India. 138858.
Seven pieces. 16736.
Sils-Maria. 18877.
Sonatine in A moll.
Sonatine in C dur. 9099.
Sonatine in G dur. 9100.
Song of Mephistopheles.
Sonnenuntergang. 17959.
Stranger, thou art standing now.
22201.
Sturmabend. 17996.
Sitihne. 20287.
Summer. 9201.
Symphonie no. 8. 9587.
Tausend und eine nacht.
Teresa y Luz. 4025.
Thematische rhythmische und
metrische analyse der sympho-
nien Beethovens. 18401.
Tlalpam. 16454.
Toteninsel (Die)
Tristan und Isolde. 22411.
| Ubungsschule ftir musikalische
gehorbildung. 22351.
| Unter sternen. 20465.
Ursprung des feuers. 20469, 24959.
Vedic hymn. 4175.
Veleidosa. 9505.
Vergangenheit. 18133.
Vier lieder. 4924.
Violin-konzert in E. 2202.
Voglein schwermuth. 14180.
Vorschule der geliiufigkeit. 6454.
Wanderer und der bach. 14195.
Wellenfliistern. 20564.
Wenn ich triume. 20567.
| When that I was and a tiny little
boy. 20588.
} Ya quisieras.
22020.
9098.
9109.
9278.
1803.
25162.
Breitkopf & Hiartel—Continued.
Ye mortals extol the love of the
Father. 18374.
Yeremoushka’s cradle song. 9743.
Zwei charakterstticke. 921.
Zwei lieder. 13949.
Zweite indianische suite. 1019.
Zweite moderne suite. 27709.
4 danzas. 23957.
6 geistliche stiicke. 8958.
6 vortragsstucke. 8545.
6* mazurka. 25194.
11* mazurka. 22559.
12? mazurka. 25195.
25 de mayo de 1911. 25197.
Bremer (E.) Sweet Evalon. 9233.
Bremner (E.) Jugend-erinnerungen.
28861, 28865.
Bremner (M. D.)
38895.
Bren (J.) When the right little girl
loves you. 166834.
Brennan (J. A.):
Edison. 7269.
Gee! but I’m crazy for the sum-
mertime. 12875, 14946.
I'll meet you in the city. 23546.
Look out for the bogie-man. 11034.
Travel on. 12057.
Brennan (M. A.) Girl in the ging-
ham gown. 21170, 22562 (66).
Brenton (A. S.) Won’t you let me
take you for a paddle. 20659.
Breslin (C. V.) In the city where no-
body cares, dear. 26237.
Brestel (I.) No wedding bells for
Viola, I wonder why. 15840.
Bretagne (J.):
Song of empire.
Olden love. 24265.
Wishbone (The). 25141.
Brettlkénig (Der). 305538, 30559,
30824.
Breu (S.):
Ich weiss ein tal. 5261.
Pfingsten. 5894.
Sweetly the linden bloom. 30779.
Breuer (A. H. F.):
Du giebst mir den schild deines.
heils. 10295.
Huldigungen vor dem gnaden-
thron. 10650.
Kommt her zu mir. 10939.
Selig ist der mann, der die anfech-
tung erduldet. 11758.
Wohlauf, psalter und harfe.
12295.
Breuer (E.):
In the sunny summertime. 5308,
7861.
Keep on lovin’. 3081.
My Georgia rose. 3883.
Breuer (J.) Lassalle-marsch. 30581.
Breuer & Gunsky:
In sunny summertime. 5308, 7861.
Keep on lovin’. 8081.
1845
INDEX
pt. Ht, as), FS
Breuer & Gunsky—Continued.
My Georgia rose. 3883.
Parasol. 19889.
Bréville (G. de) See De Bréville (G.)
Brewer (A. H.):
Alexander. 22616.
Auf wiedersehen.
Boy (The). 22826.
Dreaming. 7227.
Give the king thy judgments, O
God. 10478.
Golden slumbers.
I was glad. 23577.
Lass of Richmond Hill. 23770.
Summer sports. 11911-11915.
There was an old man. 24868.
Brewer (O.) Brewer’s school & home
song book. 30419.
Brewer (R. B.) First love. 4929.
Brewer & Smith. When you’re away.
25102.
6787.
28475.
Brice (EH.) That’s ever loving love.
2072 (182).
Brice (G.) La zacateca. 16718,
16719.
Brice (M.) Roseland. 17864.
Brickler (W. Z.) March Verona.
1048.
Bridal (G. N.)
Bridal trip.
5704, 6342.
Bridge (F.):
Cradle song. 23025.
Hlégie. 23168.
Mélodie. 23991.
Miniatures. 24041.
Moto perpetuo. 24081.
Phantasy. 19919.
Rejoice in the Lord, O ye right-
eous. 8834.
Three idylls.
Bridge (J. C.)
8297.
Bridge (J. F.):
Song of the English. 3898.
Te Deum laudamus. 9287.
Bridgers (L. B.) Somebody cares.
1611.
Bridwell (L.):
Elysée. 7287.
4272, 4625, 5200, 5548,
12588.
Miller of the Dee.
Bugle call. 18486.
Golden sunbeams. 18955.
Mercy is free. 19584.
O wayward child, come home.
19786.
Briegel (G. F.) You love me. 123829.
Briegel (G. F.) & co. Those dear old
bells. 223807.
Brierley (J. R.) Alma Mater. 2120.
Brigandet (Mrs. J.) When the fireflies
begin to twinkle, Mary. 20591.
Briggs (A. O.) Nearer home. 1185.
Briggs (C.) Wedding bells. 6485.
Briggs (C. 8S.) Song of confidence.
20225.
1846
Briggs (M. E.)
29434.
Briggs (W. H.) Reflections. 29593.
Bright (A. M.) General Custer’s last
march. 43880 (34).
Bright (D.) Colinette. 14654.
Bright (EH. 8.) My love is all for you.
11236.
Our old day dreams.
Bright eyes. 19466.
Brindmore (J. C.) Reconciliation.
8814.
Brink (L. B.) Awakening of the
waves. 96.
Brinkmeyer (A. W.) Spring-melody.
13944.
Briquet (J.):
Alma, where do you live. 36.
Diplomat like me. 400.
Kiss duet. 909.
Kiss me my love. 14819 (102).
Sail home. 25197 (209).
She’ll be the death of me. 1558.
You must take care. 2048.
Briscoe (A. H.) Lily and the dew-
drop. 28984.
Bristow (F. L.):
Little shaking Quakers.
(29).
Welcome spring. 14209.
Bristow (S. W.)
day. 22945.
Britcher (W. F.)
upon the Lord. 9344.
Britt (H.):
Christmastide. 28054.
O turtledove so mournful.
Broadbent (J.) & son, ltd.:
Call of summer. 69453.
Come before His presence.
Faith. 7331.
Happy strains are swelling.
Praise waiteth for Thee. 8736.
Seven hymns and tunes. 9010.
Three tunes. 8346.
Broadway (EH.) Floating.
Broadway car. 18479.
28376.
Broadwell (V. J.) Railroad boy is the
only one for me. 29567.
Broadwood (lL. EH.) Sussex mum- |
mers’ Christmas carol. 273829.
Brochon (M. M.): [
Album leaf. 2072 (1).
Cradle song. 2072 (15).
Gavotte impériale. 2072 (22).
Saltarello. 2072 (53).
Brock (C.) Evening service in key of!
C. 4886.
Brock (J. Ff.) You'll have to make 4.
noise about me. 6628. |
Brockenton (J.) When the dew is on!)
the grass. 12222.
Brockhaus (M.): . |
Gesinge des
25906.
spielmanns. 581,
29364. |
Broad (J. C.) Goodnight baby. 21200. |
7049. ||
7577. |
Christmas every :
They that wait |
22562 |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Brockhaus (M.)—Continued.
Hellafest-marsch. 15116, 15117.
Konigskinder. 923, 924, 38105,
10937, 15409, 28746.
Konigskinder march. 21496, 23747,
26370.
Konigskinder selection.
Lerche (Die) 28955.
Rosengesang. 8901.
Schwarzschwanenreich. 27123.
23748.
Symphonie. 9557, 9558.
Szenen der ginsemagd. 1709.
Tonbilder. 1799.
Brockhoven (F.) That crazy rag.
30003.
Brockman (J.):
Chicken rag. 20907, 25197
Gee whiz, sweety. 574.
Never mind the family tree, look
(63).
at the business plant. 8485,
13548, 14319 (126).
That’s Yiddisha love. 4033.
Tie your little bull outside. 4075,
4076.
What’s the good word, Rosy.
9606.
When Tony Macaroni marries
Chinky Chanky Lee. 122387.
Withered rose and the aching
heart. 9706.
Brockman (Jas.) pub. co.:
What’s the good word, Rosy.
9606.
When Tony Macaroni marries
Chinky Chanky Lee. 12237.
Withered rose and the aching
heart. 9706.
Brockway (E.) Message from o’er
the sea. 24022.
Brockway (H.)':
At twilight. 25313.
Answer (An) 20750.
Idyl of murmuring water. 26198.
Matin-song. 21650.
Brodersen (J. L. A.) ‘Aloha oe. 387.
Brodersen (V.):
Capriccietto. 18480.
Intermezzo. 18481.
Why not. 20630.
Brodie (Mrs. J. HE.) Dear little Daisy.
28188.
Brodie (M. A.) Just for a_ kiss.
17360.
Brody (J.) My wife’s husband. 8411.
Brodzenski (J.) Gee but the winters
is lonesome. 28425.
Broecker (M.) Let us be sweetheart’s
once again. 8040.
Broekhoven (F.) Empire city rag.
2586.
| Brogan (J. S.)
dren at school.
Brogi (R.):
Ne m’abandonne pas. 13537.
Ritrosa (La) 30710, 30711.
When we were chil-
20606.
i
Broidy (—):
Al tashlichenu. 21.
Es felt die mame. 470.
Sholem beias. 1561.
Yom hachupo. 2041.
Broker (W.) Hour with Thee.
13018.
Bronne (R. A.) Flower of the village.
17085.
Bronner (J.) You are the sunshine
of my home. 6621.
Bronsen (C.) Hobble skirt. 5156.
Brook (E.) White laurestine. 12258.
Brooke (C. K.):
Blossom-tide. 27917.
Romany lullaby. 29642.
San’-man from san’-lan’. 29694.
True love. 30092.
Brooke (F.) Hiding of His power.
234838.
Brooke (H. Sullivan-)
Brooke (H.)
See Sullivan-
Brookfield (T.) Sea roamer. 27125.
Brooklyn Sunday school union.
Hymns and music for the 82d anni-
versary. 10659.
Brookman (H. J.) Attheball. 14411.
Brooks (C. B.) North pole. 34438.
Brooks (C. M.) Select hymns for
Christian worship. 22092.
Brooks (EB):
Let’s all take a trip out to River-
view. 8034.
Weary my heart. 20561.
Brooks (. 8.) See Brooks (H. M.)
Brooks (Mrs. G. L.):
Cries of Mexico.
Sweet sad regret.
25612.
1704.
Brooks (H. M.) Magic pen. 9782
(92).
Brooks (Mrs. M.B.) Arkansas. 18323.
Brooks (Mrs. M. F.) Mother. 19635.
Brooks (Mrs. M. H.) Can the Cap-
tain depend on me. 6949.
Brooks (S.):
Can it be love. 6948.
Cosey rag. 4708.
It’s awf’ly hard to say good bye.
3030.
That humming tune. 30008.
There’ll come a time. 6340.
You go in, mister. 2046.
Brooks (W.):
Leila. 26395.
Our hearts are bowed by earthly
fears. 19861.
Brooks (W. G.):
Come unto me. 12629.
Hear, Father, hear our prayer.
10589.
In this calm and peaceful hour.
839.
Peace, sweet peace. 11444.
When ’twas summer on the old
home farm. 6582.
1847
INDEX
pt. 1, 1. s., v.G
Brooksbank (O. O.)
thirsty fly. 14567.
Brosky (J. R.) I want to be loved
Busy, curious,
by a girl. 19164.
Brotherhood (A. E.) Love’s eall at
twilight. 19485.
Brotherton (A. W.) Woodward—
past, present, future. 2037.
Broughton (A. C.)
7308, 103385.
Broughton (M. H.) Beneath the palm
by the sea. 25380.
Brounoff (P.):
Awreimele. 278388.
Colombina and the clown. 28075.
Jewish folk songs. 18169, 14819
(94).
Brovillet (R.):
Good night, dear heart, good night.
7503.
Loyal order of moose.
Only one dear. 26884.
Brown (A. E.):
Hymns of praise for mission
work. 2882.
Tell of Jesus. 4019.
Brown (A. F.) Harvest moon, O har-
vest moon. 285384.
Brown (A. H.):
Bid us go in peace. 14515.
How happy are they. 15161.
Order of Holy Communion. 11395.
Shepherds had an angel. 24608.
Spirit of the Lord filleth the
whole world. 9150.
When all Thy mercies. 16611.
Brown (A.L.) Les Bohémiens. 12527.
Brown (Mrs. A. 8.) Bread and cheese
and kisses. 22836.
Brown (A. W.):
Any old time or any old place.
2072 (70).
Come down Nellie to the old red
barn. 4380 (107).
Don’t forget me dearie. 2072 (94).
Vm awfully glad the girl I had.
286838.
In my old home town. 2996.
Let me spend my vacation with
you. 13258.
Let’s get spooney awhile. 956.
My todalo man. 21758, 21759.
25197 (178).
Phantom rag.
Plain little country girl.
Rag-a-tag rag. 38649.
Whole world reminds me of you.
Estella march.
23892.
15995, 25197 (198).
3578.
22489.
Brown (Aileen) Celeste waltz. 4639.
Brown (Al.) You'll never catch me
there again. 25176.
Brown (B. M.):
If forgiving is forgetting. 21382.
There the reason lies. 30028.
Brown (B. 8S.) Missouri, the prom- |
ised land. 3340.
Brown (Bailie) Hymns of the second
coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. |
10660. \
Brown (Beatrice) I loved you. 2912. |
Brown (C. B.):
Apple blossoms. 9848.
Echoes. 23154.
Rose leaves. 1461.
Soul’s awakening. 11855.
Brown (C. C.):
Homeland. 23498.
Twilight dreams.
Brown (C. F.)
Brown (C. M. C.):
Little Delfina. 13286.
Love the Lord. 15524.
My Roy. 19704. |
Season at Baldhead
14118.
Armadillo. 14401.
Brown (E.)
Park. 16186.
Brown (H. J.) You are the first rose |
of summer. 9750. ,
Brown (F. C.) Springtime melodies.
13947.
Brown: : CHE) Paragon march.
29458.
Brown (Ff. H.) Sultan’s band march.
24776.
Brown (F. J.):
Adieu, dear love, adieu. 9797.
Dream of the lotus flower. 427.
Good-bye! good-bye. 14997.
I know a lovely shepherdess.
10687.
My love is like a simple prayer.
30364 (102).
Oh come fair maid and dance |
with me. 1251.
Oriole in colors gay. 11399.
Question (The) 16060.
Song of the mill. 22159.
Summer lullaby. 4880
6270.
Witches dance. 25142.
Brown (F. M.):
I’m looking for a girl I met in |
Dreamland park. 15238.
It’s sunny’ sunny’ sunny’ honey.
(166),
15331.
Brown (G. C.):
Every school boy is a soldier man.
18809.
Give me New York for mine.
17126.
Brown (G. W.) I love my wife. |
10697. a
Brown (H.) Hiding of His power. |}
23483. |
Brown (H. A.) That old walnut ta- |
ble. 203867. : i
Brown (H. E.) MHackenschmidt is }
out. 15054.
1848
- Brown (Mrs. J. W.)
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Brown (H. H.):
I will lay me down. 4880 (47).
Lord will comfort Zion. 4880
(50),
O Lord, be merciful. 4380 (59).
Unto, Thee, O Lord. 20703 (56).
Whoso dwellest in the _ secret
place. 20703 (61).
Winter song. 43880 (S88).
Brown (J:) Chy King of. kings.
27427.
Brown (Mrs. J.) Only a bunch of
blue violets. 19842.
Brown (J. A.):
Blended banner. 6884.
Local optionist. 17484.
Oh would I were a
lionaire. 113848.
Old black mammy.
Brown (J. T.)
time to me.
multi-mil-
15899.
All the time is lovin’
22626.
My wife and I.
19718.
Brown (L. H.):
Just a word. 17359.
My coco cola girl. 17602.
Old sunbonnet mother’ wore.
15909.
Your love seems drifting away.
— 20694.
Brown (M. H.): |
Es liegt der heisse sommer.
2600.
If I were king. 10769.
Valentine (A.) 12097.
{| Brown (N.):
22647, 25256.
IAG.
Americus club.
Barnstormer (The)
Minola. 17550, 21700.
Red plume. 11567, 11568.
Brown (O. B.):
I will lay me down. 4880 (47).
Lord will comfort Zion. 4380
(50).
O Lord, be merciful. 43880 (59).
Song reader. 9782 (19).
Unto Thee, O Lord. 207038 (56).
Whoso dwellest in the
place. 20703 (61).
Winter song. 4880 (88).
| Brown (S.):
Brown (T. M.)
Bee and the rose. 27884.
Drink to dear old Frisco. town.
17021,
Give my love to mother. 18939.
Rag baby love. 17825.
Texas Tommy = swing. 9309,
29998.
Brown (S. HE.) Oh my Jesus. 15887.
| Brown (T.):
Baby store. 20784.
You love me as I love you. 22545.
Greater Leavenworth.
5048.
secret |
Brown (Mrs. W.) Love is the best
gift of all. 23879.
Brown (W. E.) Sleep, baby, sleep.
1583.
Brown (W. G.)
the water blue.
Brown (W. H.)
3976.
Brown (W. M. S.):
Awake and sing the song. 4469.
Derelict (The) 10282.
Great kingdom beyond. 25973.
Won’t you come into
4342.
Sweet Madeline.
Hark, what mean those holy
voices. 26017.
Woodland flowers. 2036.
Brown (W. W.) My dream. 17605.
Brown & Edwards music co.:
Alleluia Christ is risen. 4406.
Awake and sing the song. 4469.
Direlict (The) 10232.
Great kingdom beyond. 25973.
Hark what mean _ those _ holy
voices. 26017.
Promotion. 1386.
Woodland flowers.
Brown-Franklin co.: .
Baraca marching song. 2217.
Betty and the baby. 16850.
Blood-red wine. 16860.
In His name. 17291.
Local optionist. 174384.
Tempter’s power. 18046.
Brown-Weitz (N. A.) Song of the
auto. 27240.
Browne (KE. S.)
25550.
Browne (J. L.):
In the sleepy country. 21414.
Serenata giocosa. 24597.
Browne (R. A.):
Bamboo jungle queen. 14454.
Dearie, do you love me. 14736.
Do you ever think of me, dear, as
2036.
Christmas chimes.
I always think of you. 10256.
Don’t say good bye. 2072 (95).
Flag of flags. 14891.
Georgie Morse. 579.
Girl of Uncle Sam. 7463.
Go on and love me some more.
2072 (104).
Golden beams. 7484.
I left her down in Dixie. 15205.
I wonder if you miss me, Mary.
15262:
If somebody love somebody. 5271.
Married life’s no snap. 15591.
Meet me when the moon is shin-
ing. 8256.
My cowboy girl. 1148, 18488.
Nellie Bell. 15815.
Nobody loves a faded flower.
15842.
Only a dream. 15920.
Stranger in a strange town. 16320.
1849
26596—12——7
INDEX
Browne (R. A.)—Continued.
Take it from me I’d like tochange
with you. 11949.
That is why I love you. 6831.
That’s how I lost mine. 11994.
They don’t belong to me. 12015.
Twenty-three was meant for me.
9438.
Where I long to be. 16646.
Wild rose. 9685.
Without a girl like you. 4836.
You. 20672.
You don’t know how I love you.
6627.
Browne (S. W.) ‘Thro all the years.
9371.
Browne (Ted) U. S. Marine band.
20453.
Brownfield (J.):
After school. 22601. "
Bright star. 22841.
Mark time. 23955.
Merry springtime. 24021.
Browning (B.):
Beside the sea. 22786.
Dream of home. 28118.
Moonlight on the mountains.
24068.
Rose-bud waltz. 24515.
Twilight hour. 249380.
Browning (W.C.) Old folks at home.
8574.
Brownold (M.):
Avalanche (1L’) 20778.
Bereavement. 208382.
Magic city. 21610.
Brownold & Allemong.
Avalanche (L’) 20778.
Bereavement. 20882.
Inspiration (L’) 21420.
Magic city. 21610.
Mélodie. 20729.
Browns (R. A.) Our nation’s flag.
26870.
Bruce (EK. B.)
nia. 6228.
Bruce (Mrs. E. B.)
ifornia. 6228.
Bruce (L.) Fair Illinois.
Bruch (M.):
Ackeley. 22591.
Concertsttick. 10148.
Deutscher friihling. 23086.
Fair Ellen. 21076.
Fiinf lieder. 25461.
Geh, wo ruhm dir winket.
Souvenirs of Califor-
Souvenirs of Cal-
494.
23314.
Im Moseltal. 23606.
Kleine Maria. 23742.
Kol nidrei. 13230.
Romanze. 24499-24501.
Weit tiber dem meere. 25059.
Bruchvogel (Mrs. R.) Nora darling.
5753.
Bruckmann (G. T.)
true loving little sweetheart.
Youre my own
9758.
ee
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
Bruckner (A.):
Abendzauber. 14824.
Gebet aus dem Te Deum.
Briiggemann (A.):
Gestindnis an die Hl. Jungfrau.
12881.
Liebesjubel. 132638.
Liebesseligkeit. 138264.
Liebestraum. 13265.
Margherita. 3268.
Bruhn (A. J.) Newspapers. 15822.
Jepebhal (10s) s
25898.
Cantiques grégoriens. 27976.
Ordinarium missae. 29429.
Saluts grégoriens. 1496, 3757,
29691, 29692, 30725-80781.
Toni psalmorum et y Benedicamus
Domino. 30075. :
Brundage (B.) My thoughts are of
you Louise. 3401.
Brundage (F.) Little sweetheart }
come and kiss me. 238854. M
Brundage (W. B.) jr. Bewildered |
lover. 4542. i
Bruner (R. W.) Night of adventure. |
24162.
Brunet (P.): ij
Biliken’s birthday. 12504. i
Daybreak valse. 4769. ee ih
Phaedra. 1339. |
Reflections. 27019. ‘i
Brunetti (O.) Pas encore. 26895. |
Brunetti-Pisano (A.) Sieben klavier- |
stticke. 14561.
Brunetto (F.):
Due fiori. 28188.
Marcia solenne. 238946, 26527. i
Brunner (A. E.) Perty Polskie.. |
26911.
Bruno (C.) Intermezzo humoresque. |
13142. |
Bruno (G.) Kleine Robinson Crusoe. |
916. |
Brunover (C.) Moonlight —kisses. 4
8320.
Brunsen (C. P.) Title craze. 9391.
Brunson (W. B.)
tail. 18925,
Brunsvold (W.)
Brush & Murphy.
sweetheart than
of gold. 10673.
Bryan (H. M.):
Get off of Teddy’s
Shadow rag. 1555.
I’d rather win you
a mansion built
Dear love remember me. 28190.
Ho! up with the anchor. 19058.
Sons of freedom. 9133.
Bryan (O.) Bridget. 18475.
Bryan (V.):
Down to the Folies bergéres.
10273.
Ephraham played upon the piano.
14828.
On San Francisco Bay. 8588,
8589.
Spanish love. 11864, 29881.
1850
Buchwald (E.):
Buck (C.)
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Bryan (V.)—Continued.
Woodman, woodman, spare that
tree. 16684.
You’ve built a fire down in my
heart. 16709.
Bryant (A. H.):
Inside the golden gate. 17317.
Let us walk in the light. 17401.
Bryant (E.) By faith I make it mine.
27964.
Bryant (J. R.)
light in. 8039.
Bryant (L.) Christmas carols for
primary & grammar grades. 28046.
Bryant (lb: H:.) If I only had a
mother. 10763.
Bryce (G.) Down at Revere. 21005.
Bryce (R. C.) For exchange, one
little kiss. 21123.
Brymn (J. T.) In the grape vine
swing. 3001.
Bryson (E.):
Introduction and symphonic finale.
847.
Voices. 4209.
What the people tell.
Brzezinski (F.) Triptique.
Bucalossi (B.):
Indian melody. 841, 26251, 26252.
Let the golden sun-
25793.
16465.
Valse-berceuse. 301387.
Buchanan (M. D.) Lullaby. 29066.
Buchanan (CR. :H.) Rookery rag.
17860.
Buchbaum (A.) Toa rose. 14085.
Buchheim (EH. Ebert-) Sce_ Ebert-
Buchheim (E.)
Silk rags. 16223.
Sweety. 16368.
How beautiful upon the
19080.
Perfect love’s Eden.
mountains.
Boeck (C. G.)
15983.
Buck (D.)::
Benedie anima in D. 30364 (10).
Benedictus in A. 30364 (11).
Bonum est in G. 30364 (12).
Bread of the world in mercy
broken. 2072 (6).
Cantate domino in G. 30364 (18).
Christ the Lord is risen. 2072
(8).
Come ye disconsolate. 2072 (11).
Day of wrath. 2072 (16).
Deus miseratur in D. 30364 (18).
Easter anthem. 30364 (22).
Easter morning. 4380 (25).
Festival Te Deum in D.
C25).
Gloria in excelsis. 30364 (24, 25).
Hail to the Lord’s anointed. 2072
CAGE
In memoriam. 16728 (8).
Jubilate Deo in A. 30364 (82).
Merry »rown thrush. 16728 (9).
530564
Buck (D.)—Continued.
O, holy, holy, holy Lord. 2072
(40).
On the sea. 16728 (15).
Signal resounds from afar. 16728
(18).
Spring is come! huzza. 16728
(20).
Strain upraise. 2072 (57).
Te Deum. 30364 (52).
Tempest (The) 30364 (53).
Twilight. 16728 (24).
Untosus’ a child is born 72517
(Sti9)
Venite in A. 30364 (54).
When the heart is young. 22456.
Buck (BD) jr. See: Buck (D.):
t Buelk i.) :
Garden of hearts. 21158.
Violets and you, sweetheart.
22399.
Buck (M: EE):
Benedic in D. 30364 (10).
Benedictus in A. 380364 (11).
Bonum est in G. 30364 (12).
Bread of the world in mercy
broken. 2072 (6).
Cantate domino in G. 30364 (138).
Christ the Lord isrisen. 2072 (8).
Come ve disconsolate. 2072 (11).
Day of wrath. 2072 (16).
Deus miseratur in D. 30364 (18).
Easter anthem. 30364 (22).
Festival Te Deum in D. 30364
(25.Ve
Gloria in excelsis. 30364 (24, 25).
Hail to the Lord’s anointed. 2927
ar OV
In memoriam. 16728 (8).
Jubilate Deo in A. 30364 (32).
Merry brown thrush. 16728 (9).
O, holy, holy, holy Lord. 2072
(40).
On the sea. 16728 (15).
Signal resounds from afar. 16728
(18).
Spring is come! huzza. 16728
(20).
Strain upraise. 2072 (57).
Te Deum. 30364 (52).
Tempest (The) 30364 (53).
Twilight. 16728 (24).
Venite in'A. 30364 (54).
Buck (P. C.) Public school pianist.
8769-8777.
Buck & Lowney co. New St. Louis.
29318.
Buckingham. 16079.
Buckley (D. D.)
Buckley (L. C.)
ing race. 3498.
Buckner (Mrs. O.) Lowene.
Buckner orphans home.
linger not. 1227.
Moon eyes. 17574.
Old Ireland’s fight-
21598.
O come and
1851
INDEX
pt. IEE By Se ov. @ .
Bueovich (C. de):
Lulu. 19499.
Marchons au bonheur. 19540.
Tout’s les femmes. 1806, 16462,
20415, 22327.
Budlong (C. S.) Won’t you make my
dreams come true. 27663.
Buechner (A.):
Cellist’s first coneert album.
25516, 27997, 27998.
Last rose of summer. 28935.
Biichse (A.):
Letzte wacht. 26406.
Lied das meine mutter sang.
26410.
Neue heimat. 8482.
Osterreichisches volkslied. 26791.
Traum der liebe. 27446.
Buechse (J. L.):
Gipsy’s love song.
Nocturno. 13560.
Serenade. 13848.
Sérénade espagnole. 138848.
Btihl (A.):
Blue violets.
Boy scout.
Dancing leaves.
Dress parade.
Silver queen. 138879.
Sparkling eyes. 30770.
United Spanish war
6401.
Buehl (F.)
Btihnenverlag Ahn &
Ahn & Simrock.
Biihnenverlag Niedersachsen :
Detektiv-duett. 20983, 23084.
Liebesjagd (Die) 19407, 21527,
23815.
Liebesleid. 19408, 21528.
Miarchen-walzer. 19511, 23916.
Reiterlied. 22003, 24466.
Sherlock-marsch. 22110, 27161.
Walzerduett. 20546, 20547.
Buell (B. M.):
Only one. 19849.
Wish (A) 22506.
Buell (H. H.):
Arise, He calleth you. 2164.
Divinity school hymn. 2522.
Buell (H. G.) Neapolitan barcarolle.
26724.
Buell (M. D.):
Arise, He calleth you. 2164.
Divinity school hymn. 2522.
Bueris (F. de) Perla di rugiada.
21910.
Biisser (H.):
Astres de la mer. 9864.
Lecons manuscrites de_ solfége.
5440.
Marche de féte. 195384, 19535.
Silence (Le) 27170.
Buffum (H.) I am glad that Whoso-
ever took mein. 7679.
12885.
9983.
125381.
10189.
7242.
veterans.
18787.
See
Encouragement.
Simrock.
1852
Bug (A. W.) See Bug (Mrs. H. M.).
Bug (Mrs. H. M.) Bout-en-train.
6648 (3). |
Bugbee (L. A.):
At the fair. 2170.
Bonnie and brave. 2293.
Cheerfulness. 23886.
Dancing waves. 2481.
Falling leaves. 2632.
Juanita. 3066.
Just at twilight. 3071.
3264.
the water. |}
March of the giants.
Skipping stones on
3860.
Buglione (A.)
25197 (42).
Buglione (G.) Flying column.
Builder (B. D.):
Benedictus in E flat. 12359 (3).
Cantate Domino. 12359 (7).
Father whate’er of earthly bliss. |
12359 (20). !
Gloria in excelsis in B flat. 12359 |
(2258 |
American — spirit.
7395. |
Gloria patri. 9782 (5). if
Guide me O Thou great Jehovah. |
9782 (7).
Jubilate. 4380 (49), 9782 (9).
Jubilate in C. 6648 (22). i
My God permit me not. 12859 |
(40),
Pitying Savior look with blessing. |
12359 (48). q
Te Deum in G. 4380 (80). i
Buisson (J.) La guapa. 10549, 12359 |
(72), 15042. +
Bula (l.) Zenobia.
Bulger (H.): Hf
Gloomy gloom. 21180, 25197 (92). |
My heart’s bouquet. 21787, 25197 |
(LT3) i
What us poor girls go through. |
22435, 25197 (254). |
Bulkley (H. D.) Song of the bow.
27241.
Bull (H.) We'd better strip the bed
and have another little look. 27572. |
Bull (0O.) Saeter-maid’s Sunday. |
1485.
Bullard (C.):
12343.
places. 12970.
Whispered song. 25114.
Bullard (F. F.):
Metropolitan (The) 3326.
Vagabondia. 380135. -
Bullen (R.) Three lyrics. 2316. [
Bullock (H.) Voluntary, in hyper- |
phrygian mode. 380179. |
Bullock (F.) Underneath the mis- |
tletoe. 1888. |
Bullock (W. H.): 1
Little love with sunny smile.
15482.
- Buononcini (—)
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Bullock (W. H.)—Continued.
Paddy’s choice. 24312.
Rider of the forest. 27040.
Bunde (F. C.) My blue-eyed boy.
29258.
Bungert (A.) Impromptu. 2256?
(27)
Bunning (H.):
Lest we forget. 15488.
Marvis and Merle. 21653.
Open the door to love. 5838.
We see them not. 380822.
Buongiovanni (F.):
TWAIra. § 22507.
Ammore spassuso. 22654.
Canzona mia. 22884.
Canzona veziosa. 25493.
Core ’e fuoco. 23012.
Corrispondenza a numeri. 2455.
Dimme na vota si. 23089.
Nina. 24169.
’O vino. 26787.
Pure a tte. 26998.
Vattenne. 24983.
Buongiovanni (G. F.):
Donna di cuori. 25380.
Mattinata sentimentale. 26549.
Bounomo (J.) & co.:
Forbice (La) 10405.
Marcia Jesposizione di Roma.
17495.
Sonate. 23736.
Bureh (H.) Id like to meet you
again. 2892.
Burch - Fisher co. Kaptin Kiddo.
7961.
Bureck (H.) Rubato. 30720.
Burden (W.) Don’t be sad Nellie
darling. 4808.
| Burdett (G. A.):
By the pool. 20880.
Come, weary travelers. 18602.
Enthroned on high, almighty God.
7295.
Go forth in shining armor.
Harebell (The) 5088.
In the same country. 19282.
March of the maskers. 21634.
Song of the jolly trooper. 22158.
18943.
Burdick (EH. J.):
One kind word. 8596.
One of the herd. 8598.
Buren (M. van) See Van Buren (M.)
|
Burfening (W.) jr. Only a dream of
Sweetheart days. 38508.
Burford (M.) Oh, why are you sad
to-night. 26849.
Burger (M.) Where the morning
glory blossoms bloom each day.
3802738.
Burgess (M. G.):
Postlude in G minor. 11499.
Song of triumph. 29855.
Burgess (R. Y.) Palace of dreams.
18689.
Burgett (W.):
Arizona Mona. 18322.
Dad’s Texas ranch girl.
Burgmein (J.):
Cantique de Noél. 25492.
Cara serchia, quand ’ero piccina.
10050.
Carnaval vénitien. 25503.
Duetto dei baci. 440.
Krieg um der eimer. 15413.
Roman de Pierrot et Pierrette.
29638.
Seechia rapita.
Sul mio petto posa o bella.
Tapis d@’ orient. 24882.
Valzer dell’ exposizione di Torino.
9491, 16507.
Burgmiiller (F.)
27948.
Burgstaller (E.)
Burkart (E.) River rag. 8873.
Burke (C.) Fairy lullaby. 23212.
Burke (HE. S.) Midway local. 8295.
Burke (J.) Uncle Sam. 14120.
Burke (Ge Ae):
Tm always
15230. |
Oh you Mister Moon. 15894.
Southern slide. 16286.
Stop making eyes at me. 16316.
When a girl remembers and a
boy forgets. 4266.
When you were in your
16645.
Burke (J. E.):
I will meet you at our 1915 fair.
21370.
It’s the uniform that makes the
hit. 21441.
Burke (W. F.) Curse of a pretty
face. 18645, 18646.
Burkett (C. F.) Blue bow. 9980.
Burkett (J. W.) Meet me when the
moon is shining. 8256.
Burleigh (C.):
By moonlight. 20878.
From the hearth. 21146.
Hallowe’en. 21230.
Impromptu and scherzo. 23608.
Old sweet memory. 24261.
Through the snow. 223138.
Burleigh (H. T.) Tarry with me O
14705.
1589-1542, 16187.
11909.
Twenty five studies.
Mailied. 5559.
home on Sunday.
my Saviour. 22249.
Burley (J.) Wed better strip the
bed and have another little look.
20502:
To-night I will
22025.
Burlingame (B. B.)
come in my airship.
Burlingame (L. R.):
Some one is thinking of you.
17940.
When the leaves’ bright green
have turned. 20594.
1853
teens. °
INDEX
Burlyne (Y. R.):
Love me honey. 21579.
Memphis squeeze. 138419.
Burmester (W.) Franzosisches lied.
4952.
Burnes (J.):
Sweet thoughts. 18017.
Sweet thoughts of you.
Burnett (BH. M.):
Melancholy. 26566.
Shadows. 27149.
27341.
That ever loving amorouse. 1753.
That funny hobble gown. 1755.
That Texas Tommy glide. 1760.
Burnett (J.)} Down by the lilac bush.
STA.
Burnett (J. F.) Lily of snow. 11009.
Burnett (W. E.):
Blessings. 27915.
Keep singing aS you go. 28882.
Burnett & Maynard. Shadows. 27149.
Burney (S.) Peanut boy. 177380.
Burnham (CC. E.) Nocturne (A)
25466.
Burnham (F. C.) He that dwelleth.
28552.
Burnley (F.)
and helpless.
Burns (A.) Come into my garden of
dreams. 25565.
Burns (F.):
Coons honeymoon. 20943.
Flag of empire dance album. 14890.
Burns (G. W.):
For you, just you. 10404.
Have I a sweetheart there. 10579.
How would you like. 15165.
I left her down in Dixie. 15205.
If every Diamond loved his Rose
as I love you. 138098.
My golden tree will soon be bloom-
ing Mary Ann. 11225.
No wedding bells for Viola.
Nobody loves
15842.
Poor and humble valley. 11490.
When I was a bashful boy. 16618.
Who is this so weak
16656.
15840.
a faded fiower.
Burns (H.) Georgie Morse. 579.
Burns (J.) jr. Oh you moonlight
drive. 15895.
Burns (Mrs. J. H.) Gertie and ma.
14955.
Burns (J. Howard) Three lights.
1781.
Burns (J. P.) Sunburst flag of green
and gold. 18000.
Burns (1L.) In the upper garden.
10814.
Burns (lL. M.) My mother’s prayer.
26705.
Burns (W.) JI’d rather be an Irish-
man. 76983.
Burrard (C.) Ruane. 20069.
Burraston (P. S.) My western Rose.
15796.
ET,
a EnEEEEEEE!
Dt. (eee ese vee
Burraston & Meeker. My western
Rose. 15796.
Burre (M.) Violet. 12133.
Burrell (P. J.):
Ain’t it swell to be a coat room
girl. 14836.
College grad. 14657.
Burroughs (H.) Departing Will.
2506.
Burroughs (W. R.)_ Still, still with
Thee. 6252.
Burrow (A. F.)
you love me.
Now can’t you say
29335.
Burrowes (A. J.) Loyola U. 8158.
Burrowes (J. F.) Souls of men.
16281.
Burt: (Bo aay
Owl in the old oak tree. 11412,
18244 (80).
Shame upon you, Naney. 6648
(109).
When the honeysuckle’s bloom-
ing on the vine. 4286.
Waiting for a little girlie.
Burt (Bide
Little side street. 143819 (109).
6461.
Burt (EH. R.) Take me back to Min-
nie. 18029.
Burt (H.) I want a regular man.
28709.
Burt (J. G.) Jennie Jane in my aero-
plane. 10853.
Burt (W. J.) Diamond crown. 10241.
Burtch (lL.) Sweetheart just say the
word. 203817.
Burten “(ieages)
26946.
Burton (A. N.):
Regular circus bear. 13781.
Vampire (The) 12110.
Winter songs. 12290.
Burton (E.) Sweet is the name of
Rose. 9234.
Burton (G.) My girl’s a regular Shef-
field blade. 3384. .
Burton: (J. H:) Sunes tesco:
Burton (lL. D.) Every ehild.
Burton (P. A.) Hello Bill!
Burtt (R.) Independence day.
Busch (C.):
Arioso in G major. 22681.
Christmas eve. 28047.
Day is done. 381.
May. 82387, 11112-11116.
Serenade in G major. 24592.
Busch (C. M.):
Abschied. 18329.
Gut’ nacht. fahr’ wohl.
Loreley. 19457.
Scheiden-leiden.
Teure vaterhaus.
Pleasures of home.
17057.
7622.
23644.
10552.
20112.
16408, 16409.
Busch (G.) Valse -d’amour. 14145,
14146. Ge
Busch (W.) Buried song. 22851. ;
Buse (H.) Joy of my heart. 19300.
1854
|
|
/
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
INDEX
Bush (A. M.)
OST.
Bush (EE. E.)
fire. 4654.
bush, (E.° L::)
brother Joe.
Because you are lonely.
Cherry Valley mine on
I wish I were my
21372.
Busher (F.) Marathon dance.
EK.) Because it’s me.
Bushnell (G.
27883*.
Bussler (H.)
Bustabo (A.)
Ragweed rag.
Mardritto
Bustanoby (R.):
Illusion. 2971, 2972.
FBO as VT S2ie
) Bailey’s march and
two-step. 14449.
) Bailey’s march and
two-step. 14449.
Irrésistible
Buster (M. C.
Buster (W. S.
Bustini (A.):
Amore (1
y 2138.
Castello (Il) 2859.
Ineanto (L’) 38006.
Seala (La) 3774.
Butler (C.):
My father.
Old things have
S581.
Butler (CH.).:
8367.
Ballade. 27956.
Caprice. 27957.
Romance.
Sonatina.
Butler (H. M.)
29634.
29843.
New America. 3421.
Star spangled banner.
That harem scarem
Butler (J. E.)
skirt. 18055.
Butler (J. LL.)
14968.
Butler (lL. LL.)
Butler (M. B.)
Butler (M. L.)
Autumn schottische.
(La )
15576.
17828.
dot.
passed away.
3936.
Give me the U. S. A.
Telepathy.
27367.
Annie Laurie.
Christ is risen.
Butler (M. W.): ;
Angel mother. 20747.
2186.
14386.
FOU.
Blessed be the tie that binds.
6886.
Butler’s correct
piano. 12545, 12546.
Moonlight
29207.
Moonlight on the snow.
We'd better bide a wee.
Bunerr (aR, A.)
Hoosier hills
Butler (R. L.)
moon goes to bed.
Butler (W. F.
the Hoosier
Butler (W.
28332.
Butterfield (C.
were young
Gad):
in the
7852.
.
method for the
mountaiDs.
26642.
30211.
In the heart of the
When the man in the
16631.
) e0:: In tihe: heart of
hills. 7852.
G.) Fair
Dickinson.
J;,). “When you ‘and 1
Maggie.
9651,
12559
Butterfield (H.) No more taxi-cabs
for mine. 19752.
Butterfield (J. A.) When you and I
were young Maggie. 12359 (51).
Butterworth (G.) Cycle of six songs.
25622.
Butterworth (H.) Choicest gift.
LOT (Ce):
3utton (H. E.):
All this night. 25238.
Jesus frestas af djifvulen. 3050.
Lament (A.) 38120, 3121.
Butts (GA. Oy?
Hileen. 12744.
Farewell. 18829.
On thy shore when eve is falling.
3501.
Butts. CBB):
All in all. 22624.
By way of the throne. 4620.
Christ for me. 4666.
Give me a heart like Thine. 5001.
He holds me. 677.
John three sixteen. 5353.
IKxeep looking to Jesus. 17368.
Land where they never grow old.
26382.
Let Jesus have His way with you.
952.
Oh! how He loves. 5794.
Sheltered in the Rock of Ages.
17912.
Sing unto the Lord. 27187.
So0-Go 1-27 205:
Wholly surrendered. 6552.
sutts (M: Av C.)= thonging for. you
dear. 8104, 19452.
Butts (Mrs. R. A.) Longing for you
dear. 8104.
Buxton (Ac A.) Preparation) tor
prayer. 38608.
Buxton (O’N.) Rosalind, sweet Rosa-
lind. 3730.
Buys (J. B.) See Brandt-Buys. (d:)
Byass (G.) All I want is your true
heart and you. 27748.
Byer (B8.) Is it true. 21429.
| Byer (T.) Manual. 21628.
Byers (A. IL.) Select Lymns for
Christian worship. 22092.
Byford (F.) Irish rubies. 19251.
Bytord CB. -G.
Minuettina. 17551.
Tarantelle. 18035.
Tentatrice (La) 20357.
Vision d’amour. 16531.
Byng (G. W.) Penguin dance. 3559.
Byra (A. F.) Husband’s farewell.
261038.
Byrd (B.) Remember the Maine.
5992.
dSayareles (eh. an) <
Or a lee. 5835.
Returning home to mother. S845.
1859
INDEX
Byrne (C. J.)
blue. 16251.
Byrne (T..M.) New Dixie rag. 3422.
Soldier boy in denim
Byrne-Russell (G.) In sanctuary.
fSI27:
Byrnes (A.) Big notes for little fin-
gers. 162.
Byrnes (H. J.) Ill sail over Boston
when my airship is built. 5214.
Byron (J.) While the autumn moon
is shining, Ida, dear. 18198.
Byshe (F. H.):
Live in the sunshine of God’s
love. 11024.
Sun will shine again. 11921.
Bytovetzski (P. L.):
Progressive graded technics for
the violin. 16040-16042.
Specific violin exercises. 27275.
Cc. C. pub. co. Just a funnin’. 3070.
Cable (J. B.):
Hyacinth. T7674.
Telephone (The)
Cable-Borders.
11978.
That aeroplane dance.
24848.
Cable co.:
All through the night. 9816.
Auld lang syne. 9881.
Ben Bolt. 9950.
Bridal chorus. 121583.
Commencement song. 10148.
Dixie land. 10258.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
10291.
Far away. 10357.
Farewell forever. 10358.
Forsaken am I. 10412.
God be with you. 10492.
Her bright smile haunts me still.
10604.
Jingle, bells. 10868.
Last night. 10966.
Loves old sweet song. 11060.
March of the men of Harlech.
11092.
O happy day. 11811.
Old black Joe. 113851.
One sweetly solemn _ thought.
11381.
Palm branches. 13640.
Quilting party. 11555.
Santa Lucia. 11699.
Sleep, baby, sleep. 11812.
Soldiers chorus from Faust.
10530.
Spanish cavalier. 11868.
Thanksgiving day. 11981.
Vacant chair. 12094.
Watch on the Rhine. 12172.
We're tenting tonight. 12185.
Cabrera (R. M.) Coquetas. 14675.
Cadiz. 645.
Cadman (C. W.):
Album of songs. 25228.
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 6
Cadman (C. W.)—Continued.
Four American Indian songs.
23279.
From the land of the sky-blue
water. 14933.
Groves of Shiraz. 25988.
I bind my hair with silver. 28688.
I passed a
26NS:
Lenore. 26397.
Morning of the year. 3359.
Song of joy. 9108, 27714 (126).
stately cavalcade.
Three songs to Odysseus. 25481.
Undine. 20462.
Vision of Sir Launfal. 1893.
Wah-wah-taysee. 27557.
Ye toast. 22530.
Cadmus (N. W.) Nobby polka. 22362
CGO; ;
Cady. (G28)
said. 11995.
Cady (E.):
Aviator (The). 144238.
When I was a bashful boy. 16618.
That’s what the daisy
Cady (H.) Song of the boatmen of
the Volga. 11837.
Cady (0O.):
Charity. 16904.
Dad’s Texas ranch girl. 14705.
Name on that old holly tree.
19724.
Cimmerer (C.):
Bagatellen. 4489.
Ballade. 4621.
Vier klavierstticke. 4622.
Zwolf kinderstticke. 22868.
Caffall (B.) By der wavering, quaver-
ing sea. 6928.
Cagey (L.):
By the dear old Pennsylvania hills.
20879.
Grass was growing green.
Cahill (W.):
Don’t be ashamed you’re Irish.
20996, 25197 (76).
Don’t you ever think about me
dearie. 28235.
Just a plain little Irish girl.
19319, 25197 (141).
Show me around
3845.
25969.
and around.
Cahn “Cha
Barearolle. 16829.
Maerchen (Hin).
Cairati (A.):
Au moulin. 9878.
Canzonetta. 10028.
Marche pittoresque. 11096.
Pulcinella. 11538.
Source (La). 11856.
Cairos-Rego (R. de):
Grief and joy. 28509.
Iris intermezzo. 26263.
She is a maid of artless grace..
17909.
17478.
1856
California university songs.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Cairos-Rego (R. de)—Continued.
Sweet as the tender fragrance.
29953.
Caja (A.):
Automne (L’) 25328.
Ninna Nanna. 8482.
Calace (N. M.) Mammoletta.
Calamara (N. S.):
Cherry ripe. 22928.
In pastures green.
Just in time. 153878.
Night song. 15831.
Tender caress. 16406.
Calciana (O. J. & sister)
dier’s farewell. 23141.
Calder (R.) Come unto Me all ye
that are weary. 12630.
Caldicott (A. J.):
College girl and the milk maid.
Poor little Tomee. 1366.
Caldwell (J. P.) Sugar trust. 3956.
Cale (F.) Whip-poor-will. 25112.
California. 28479, 29977.
California music press.
women. 22406.
15292.
Dying sol-
289.
Votes for
9130.
Call of the Patteran. 6944.
Callahan (J. HE.) I wonder what
would happen if the moon got wise.
19174.
Callahan (L. de P.):
Angelus (The) 27777.
Fair Santa Barbara by the sea.
4902.
eCalleja (—) :
Dos reginas. 18726.
Por peteneras. 26957.
Suerta de Isabelita. 24768.
Calleja (R.):
| Choico del cafetin. 18565.
Diosa del placer. 10244.
Holgazanes (Los) 10621.
Petite espagnole. 1333, 1334.
Relampaguito. 27023.
Reloj de arena. 29597.
Tierra del sol. 24896.
‘Callirhoe. 28003.
‘Calloway (T. C.) I’m dreaming of
| you. 18052.
'Calmouties (G. M.
| Calvert (J.):
|
de) See De Cal-
mouties (G. M.)
Moana. 15694.
23933.
Calvini (A.)
24730.
Camargo (F. C. de)
19648.
Cambon (O.) Route fleurie.
Camerlingo (G.):
"A guerra a Tripule. 22578.
A 24 ore. 9787.
Canti tripolitani. 25489.
’E nnaise ghelle America. 7252.
Italia a Tripule. 26275, 26276.
’O ferito ’e Tripule. 30656.
Partenno ’a Napule. 8654.
Partenza del Bersagliere.
Poldina bella. 26947.
Suona la Mezzanette.
Cameron (Cecil):
Harry and Carrie.
Spring breezes. 20267,
Moto perpetuo.
3925.
15960.
30777.
2815.
I’m going home your way. 17382.
| Camp (M. J.) Christ in me. 28087.
Camp (S.):
Afterwhile. 16742.
Ye ho! my lads, ye ho. 12315.
Camp (V.) Is the world any better
for you. 28814.
Camp (W.):
Chocolate creams rag.
Rag with no name.
4380 (105).
160658.
Campagnoli (B.) 7 divertissements.
22869.
Campaigners (The) 13074. 13582,
13940.
Campbell (A. ‘B.) Flirtation. 143819
(60), 18863.
Campbell (A.
moon, moon. 13603.
Campbell (A. M.) Shake de hook-
worms off your heels. 1556.
Campbell (B.) :
AS with gladness
20762.
Come, said Jesus’
255 (2.
Crown Him King of kings. 281388.
I will bless the Lord. 13079.
O worship the King. 24227.
Polka de bal. 19946.
Roseate hues of dawn.
Secherzo-étude. 20115.
Valse-arietta. 20476.
Voice of Jesus. 27547.
Campbell (B. F.) Genuine gems of
sacred song. 14953.
C.) Oh you moon,
men of old.
sacred voice.
20055.
Nearer my God to Thee. 15811. Campbell (C. H.) James Whitcomb
\Calvert (L. C.): Riley concert waltzes. 28881.
| Let not your heart be troubled. | Campbell (E. M.) Why are you not
| 10982. like you used to be. 18197.
Put your shoulder to the wheel. | Campbell (F.) When the robins sing
3629. in springtime. 380256.
\Calvert (O. M.) I love her, yes I love | Campbell (H.) Blossoms of love.
| her just the same. 28669. 18442.
(Calvin (G.) My heart will sing in | Campbell (J. E.) Melody. 6947.
memory of you. 26698. Campbell (N.):
iCalvin (J. M.) My aeroplane girl. Manda at the base ball game.
5692. 19526.
1857
INDEX
pt. 1a nS, via
Campbell (N.)-——Continued.
Mary and Barney. 17508.
When Aunt Liza was sweet sixty-
nine. 9616.
Campbell (R. BH.) My Savior. 15787.
Campbell (S.) If Washington had
Mitchell with the men of other days.
10776.
Campbell (S. J.) Parting hour. 5869.
Campbell (W.) Shoe tickler rag.
117738.
Campbell (W. F.):
Rose of New England. 11644.
To fairy land with you. 18084.
Campbell (W. W.) Isle of Tuna.
21438.
Campbell & Geltman:
I want someone to care
5242.
You are the world to me.
Campbell-Tipton :
All the words that I gather. 18275.
Nocturnale et Matinale. 22870.
for me.
14288.
Quatre saisons. 24486.
Suite pastorale. 24772.
Two bagatelles. 22871.
Two preludes. 22872.
Campiglio (P. F. del) See Del Cam-
piglio (P. F.)
Campra (A.) Largo. 193874.
Campus (The) 2340, 14481. 14962,
15204, 161538, 16297, 16470, 16885,
17233, 17891, 18100, 26128, 27562,
30095.
Ne dites rien. 15810.
Don’t you want the
28236.
Camusat (S.)
Canady (D. Z.)
Savior to come.
Canaguier (S.):
Berceuse. 25387.
Hn mer. 25747.
Menuet-valse. :
Piéce dans le style ancien. 26927.
Piéce funambulesque. 26928.
Cananea (B. della):
Amour ne meurt pas.
Carina. 20898.
Fiori parlanti. 18848, 18849.
Canaries (M. J.) I love you for your-
self alone. 138051.
Candiolo (H.) Lisbona. 15472.
Candioto (F.) Why do you keep me
waiting. 20628.
Candish(CesHTe:,)
Roger. 16272.
Canfield (J. M.):
Berceuse. 14498, 25385.
Impromptu in B major. 15280.
Prelude in B minor. 16081.
Canguillo (F.):
I) echiti me spasso. 23145.
I vvesta strette. 2562.
Cann (J. W.) Some one has set you
against me. 13910.
2136
Song of the Jolly
1858
Cannio (H.): it
"A “’nhammurata d ‘’o surdato.
4381.
Abbrile ... dolce dormire. 22584.
Addio, ninetta. 22594.
Core ’e surdato. 230138.
°O ppassato. 24215.
°O suldato ’nsentinella. 24221.
°O Tuocco. 26786.
Senza strumente. 24582.
Serenata ’e fallimento. 1549.
Cannon (W. E.) We'll be singing
glory. 6479.
Cannon (T. Y.) Heute, nur heute!
28575.
Canon (H.) Mississippi teaser. 8804.
Canoose (D. 8S.) Aeroplane dreams.
143832.
Cantaneda (G.)
2052.
Cantelopers (The)
Canton! (CE. )i:
Serenata alla luna.
Silenziosa. 380749.
Voce di donna. 30817.
Cantrell (W. A.) & @o.
6548.
Capaldi (R.)
Capaldo (G.):
°’A nave San Giorgio. 25201.
Addio, Lucina. 27731. i
Bebé. 27883. )
Ebbrezza dell’ amore. 4845,
Muntagnola bella. 29245.
Papa-mamma. 29448.
Stretti cosi. 29924.
Capital music pub. co. Safely through
another week. 16145. |
Capolongo (G.):
Alma de mi alma.
10088.
30744.
White rag. |
Sweet dream. 163858.
"A cummediante. 22570.
Canzonetta (la) 20888.
Scuntento. 24570.
Capolongo-Feola :
"A cummedante. 22570.
7A matassa; 2Zi7e2ie
"A nave San Giorgio. 25201.
Addio Lucina. 27735
Ammore a quatt ’noechie. 22648.
Baiadera. 27852. dh
Bebé. 27888.
Bella signora mia. 253878.
Canzow ’e maggio. 27977.
Canzona matutina. 27978.
Canzonetta (La) 20887, 20888, ||;
22892. (
Caruli. 27992.
Chella lla. 22927.
Chello che si. 28021. Ne
Chisto 6 ’o core. 28029. NH
Comme se fa Vammore. 22997.
Core addurmuto. 23011.
Cosi 6. 23019. Nf
E stu core ca te vO. 28273.
Fallo “trast *2a2ae
Gina mia. 18930.
a |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Capolongo-Feola—Continued. Cardilli (M. V.)—Continued.
Godi anche tu. 28470. Ave Maria. 12920.
Grandi manovre. 28498. Carmé, Lillirillillilli. 14598.
I’ nun pozzo amuriggia. 308552. Che male ‘nce sta. 6985.
Italia mia. 28826. Comm’ a ttanno. 10142, 28096.
Marena. 29110. Dolce aprile. -30468.
Maseatura maggeca. 29128. °"E cunziglie ’e mamma’. 10299.
Monello (Il) napolitano. 29208. Fra Diavolo. 12438.
Muntagnella ’ncantata. 29244. Fuggimi. 14935.
Muntagnola bella. 29245. Gram via, 20531) 12927:
N’atu napule addo sta. 26715. Italia a Tripoli. 30567.
°O sargente cannuniero. 29360. Mammoletta. 23933.
Oi Rosa, Rosa. 293890. Nettie. 30642.
Papi-mamma. 29448. Night on the sea. 24164.
Piffero (11) di montagna. 29496. Ninna Nanna! 24171.
Retirete, ch’ 6 tarde. 29606. Non sei pit tu. 8493.
Rosa maggese. 29653. Notturnino. 30649.
Seuntento. 24570. Nun si’ tu. 11299.
Senza colpa. 29756. Occhi dij fata, 8531:
Serenata arraggiosa. 27141. Pallide mammole. 8638.
Serenata moderna. 27144. Sconforto. 29733.
Spuntanno ’o sole. 24738. Se. 24571.
Storielle a la moda. 27299. Se fossi. 29735.
Stornelli dell’ alba. 29917. Segreto. 29754.
Stretti cosi. 29924. Sentimental. 24580.
Strofette d’amore. 24765. Sérénade d’ autrefois. 16198,
Sturiella dulurosa. 27811. 16199, 25490.
Sul lido. 299382. Similitudes. 16226.
Te voglio bene. 29984. Son gelosa. 16267.
Tutto core. 30104. Sott’ a fenesta soia. 11853.
_Caprice de son altesse. 10047. Suspire. 11928.
| Caprio (V. di) Inno (L’) della guerra Te si cagnata. 11967.
Italo-Turca. 26256. Torna. 9404, 12058.
| Capua (H. di): Trepolitania. 380798, 30799.
| A chiaro é luna. 20705. Vieni. 30813.
A sta fenesta. 3. Vita artistica. 25016.
| A suonno chino. 20708. Cardinal’s ring. 10051.
Beneath thy window. 16844, | Cardow (C.):
27893. Cardow’s (Charles) annual re-
Cielo e mare. 22956. | pertoire. 14594.
Luntananza amara. 23897. If thoughts could only speak dear.
Marie, Marie. 11100, 17497. 19194.
Notte lunare. 24189. Carew (J. W.) Bound by the silken
°O vino ’e marechiaro. 24226. chains of love. 4566.
| Primmavera gentile. 24414. Carey (G. H.) Life eternal. 21531.
: Serenata @ vierno. 24596. Carey (H.) America. 14364.
| Serenatella. 24599. Garey (J. 6B.) Chimes or veleven:
| Your own dear kiss. 30354. 10095.
| Capwell (P.): Carey Cl.) :
| Gee, ain’t it great to be home. In Athlone. 15282.
TA4AT. It isn’t raining rain to me. 28819.
| We're going to see a base-ball Separation. 20144.
game. 12184. Carey (T. W.):
Caractacus. 29102. Banjo-ology. 2216.
Carbonara (G.): Corn cure. 324, 2453.
| Aria, 4631. — e High-oh-high. 7637.
Serenata gotica. 13857. Minstrel band. 29181.
Carbone (G.) Sogno dorato. 22137. My southern harp. 3398.
| Carbonnier (C.): 3 Ol oyster boat. 1261, 3490.
| Féte a Sorrente. 25819. Plunktana. 1357, 3586.
Prima Stella. 16036. Southern moonlight. 29874.
| Cardilli (M. V.): To the matinee. 30070.
Al veglione. 14339. Twilight bells. 4127.
Amor ti chiedo. 6726. Carey (W. J.) Glory to our flag.
Amore. 14874. 18941.
1859
INDEX
Carish & Jinichen:
A te! 6651.
Ad Elena. 2090.
Addio. 27780.
Amore (L’) 21388.
Amour ne meurt pas. 2136.
Anima mia. 25274,
Ansie.. 18808.
Arabesque. 6749.
Automnhe (L’) 25823.
Badinerie. 30402.
Baisers charmeurs. 2206.
Barcarola elegiaea. 2220.
Berceuse. 380409.
Campane. 2338.
Caprice tarentelle. 30423.
Capricciosetta. 25499.
Caresse de printemps. 14595, |
18514.
Carillon. 2351.
Carina. 20893.
Castello (Il) 2859.
Causeries musicales. 18527.
Cendres d’amour. 2368.
Chanson paysanne. 28010.
Chansonnette. 30429.
Chant des bérgers. 18538.
Ceeur de papillon. 22966, 22967.
Corale sopra un tema di J. S.
Bach. 16948.
Corvo (Il) 2456.
Danza sacra orientale. 28174.
Début du jeune pianiste. 25662-—
25664, 28196.
Derniére sérénade. 7167.
Deux visions artistiques. 16101.
Dialogo con una rondine. 12688.
Dimmi. 12690.
Doux souvenir. 380471.
Kin volant. 7291.
Entente cordiale. 25759.
Espérance. 25769.
Etude-fantaisie. 14839.
Feuille @ album. 30491.
Feuille de tréfle. 28356.
Fileuse. 7373.
Horie Hontcoltien Tata.
Fiori parlanti. 18848, 18849.
Fleur de neige. 28370.
Frammento. 30496.
Gavotte. 7440.
Giovedi grasso. 12888.
Giuda di Kerioth. 14965.
Gli amori pastorali di Dafni e
Cloe. 7469.
Grand’ mére qui danse. 28495.
Huitiéme mazurka. 15168.
Il y avait autrefois. 30557.
In riva al mare. 30562.
Incanto (L.) 38006.
Joueurs de cornemuse. 380574.
Juvenilia. 17364.
Madrigal. 26499.
Marche grotesque. 26525.
Marcia trionfale. 26528.
Carish & Janichen—Continued.
Mare sulitario. 26529.
Mazourka fantaisie. 8244.
Melodia popolare siciliana. 29152.
Mélodie intime. 15636.
Metodo d’esercize tecnici per
pianoforte. 26598, 26599, 29170, |
80621, 30623.
Moto perpetuo. 8888.
Moulin (Le) 26662.
Ninna Nanna. 8482.
Nocturne. 8923.
Nostalgia. 19760.
Nuit champétre. 8503.
Nuit étoilée. 19766.
Page d’album. 3542.
Pages intimes. 19879.
Papiol. 26887. .
Par les champs. 29450.
Pas encore. 26895.
Pecorelle smarrite. 13653.
Penso a te. 8676.
Petit jeu. 8682.
Petite suite. 18559.
Polka de concert. 19947.
Pour toute la vie. 26960.
Priére. 29536.
Primavera. 8759.
Primo concerto del giovane pia-
nista. 18700-13702.
Printemps amoureux. 26980.
Raccolta di studi per organo. |
29560.
Reverie. 30704.
Ritrosa (La) 30710, 30711.
Roman d’amour. 27056.
Romanza. 8885.
Saluto. 380724.
Sans souci. 20099.
Seala (La) 3774.
Sconforto. 3800.
Séduction. 3811.
Seguidilla. 27128.
Sguardi furtivi. 3831.
Six études rythiniques. 12800.
Soir dété. 9080.
Sorrento. 30766.
Souvenir de bal. 9142.
Suite no. 1. 20173.
Sur le pré fleuri. 3965.
Ti han detto tanti. 93878.
Ton seul baiser. 4094.
Tramonto. 27445.
Trois sensations. 16102.
Tsigane. 27458.
25 studi melodici. 26047.
25 studi per il ritmo e l’espressione.
26048.
25 studi progressive. 26049.
Carisi (A.) Moda dei calzoni. 19606.
Carissan (C.) Riquet a la houppe.
13751. :
Carle (F.,H.) Dear heart and m
bungalow. 20974.
Carle (R.) Jumping Jupiter. 889.
1860
pt. ay nis.) VS
}
' Carlson (M. L.):
ee —E———
—_ — —e
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Carleton (M. L.) Votes for women.
22406.
Carlin (A. M.) Wedding bells. 25054.
Carlin (C. E.) Roseland. 11648,
29663.
Carlin music co.:
Advance of the regulars. 16788.
Dancing shadows. 16969.
Carlisle (A.) Owl’s love. 11413.
Carlisle (A. 8.) jr. Oakland march.
15875.
Carlisle (G. H.):
All be gay. 26.
Go ’way meddlesome moon.
Prescription for love. 1378.
Carlon (J.) Dost thou regret. 28242.
Carlos (J.) Miieca fingida. 29248.
Carlson (C. F.) Hester or Scarlet let-
ter. 28574.
Carlson (C. W.)
have his Jill.
Carlson (H.)
613.
Every Jack must
23199.
Farmer’s song. 21091.
Aeroplane (The) 18.
Autumn sunset. 25325.
Blarney kisses. 4550, 14522.
Claire (Le) 25555.
Cottage grove. 10161.
Diamond crown. 10241.
Dream thoughts. 25704.
Echoes of spring. 10305.
Evening shadows. 28312.
Golden harvest. 5019.
In love’s arbor. 26223.
Indicator (The) 7873.
Little coquette. 15477.
Moon smiles. 8317.
Nature’s garden. 8423.
Operator (The) 159381.
Tints of gold. 16451.
Wild-fire rag. 12273, 16665.
Carlton (A.) Kentucky eyes. 26329.
Carlton (C.) Duchess. 17026.
Carlton (H.):
I’m such a hit. 13062.
We can’t all have the same girl.
30210.
Carlton (L.) I owe it to my country.
15247.
Carlyle (R. R.)
get away closer.
Carman (M.):
Au printemps dans les prés.
Caprice villageois. 218.
Petite danse. 5889.
Prés du moulin. 26972.
Carmen. 171, 2279, 2281, 6879, 12509,
18434, 20848, 25415-25417, 27912.
Carmichael (M.):
Among the daisies. 4416.
In the spring-time. 5306.
Carmon (B.) pseud. See Mosby (J. L.)
Carmont (C. de) See De Carmont
(C.)
Carnaval des animaux. 24543.
Stop your quittin’
9181.
4452.
Carnell (F. D.)
Thee. 26726.
Carnesale (M. A.)
Carnew. 16095.
Caroline Maud. See Hawarden (Vis-
countess).
Carolus-Duran (P.) Repos en Egypte.
1426.
Carpé (M. K. A. v. H.):
Nearer my God to
Elena waltz. 7281.
Indianertanz. 15309.
Leben ist ein frecher tanz. 13253.
Old time is still a-flying. 13611.
Vor der tiire schlaft der baum.
14186.
Carpenter (G. 8S.) As her fingers run
over the keys. 18327.
Carpenter (J. W.) My hearts desire.
19684.
Carpenter (M. A.) | When
leaves are falling. 12214.
Carpenter (T. L.) Te Deum lauda-
mus. 20344.
Carpenter (T. R.)
gather violets.
Carr (S.):
That Boston trot. 11982.
When Noah smoked Ham.
Carrel (C.)
7500.
Carrel (M. G.) It is to laugh. 4329.
Carreon (Mrs. F. A.) Woman’s an-
swer. 27659.
Carrington (O. M.)
lingham. 11077.
October
When we used to
16639.
6515.
Good evening, New York.
Maid of Fram-
Carrington (W.) \ -i-r-g-i-n-i-a.
30172.
Carrol (B:)°:
Honey, does you love your Sammy.
28597.
Silver moon, shine down on me.
13878.
Carroll (A. A.):
American beauty waltz. 25252.
Apple blossom waltz. 22672.
Carroll (E.) Send me a kiss by wire-
less. 6648 (107), 8996.
Carroll (F. E.) Id like to be the
honeysuckle vine. 26114.
Carroll (F. R.) When a girl loves
you. 22438.
Carroll (H-):
At the Yiddisha wedding. 25312,
30364 (60).
I’m weary for you, dearie. 26168,
30364 (83).
Same old welcome at the door.
6079, 6648 (104).
Carroll (M. H.):
Festival march. 7370.
Te Deum in E. 6315.
Carroll (Mrs. S. F.) Only a rosebud.
19847.
Carroll (W.) My Kathleen from dear
old Caher. 17611.
Carroll (W. H.) Schenectady. 20118.
1861
INDEX
pt. TH, ns!, Vibe
Carse (A. von Ahn) See Ahn Carse
(A. von).
Carson (J. B.)
18679.
Carson (N. B.)
the sea. 10815.
Carson pub. co.
18679.
Carst (Mrs. M. E.):
My hello girl. 19685.
Sing to me mother. 29791.
Carter (A.) Love of long ago. 19473.
Carter (C. N.) Vocal method. 30177.
Carter (Mrs. C. W.) Dear old home
sweet home. 28192.
Dear old Keansburg.
In the valley across
Dear old Keansburg.
Carter (E.) One of these days. 19841.
Carter (EF. W.):
30b down, you’re spotted. 12525.
I’m going back to Niagara. 15282.
There’s an Irishman up in the
moon. 16482.
Carter (J: :
I only just want you. 7758.
In my castle of dreams. 7844.
Little game of love. 8080.
Something seems to tell me _ so.
6203.
Would you mind if? 9731.
Carter (J.) music co.:
In my castle of dreams. 7844.
Little game of love. 8080.
Something seems to tell me So.
6203.
Would you mind if? 9781.
Carter (L.) Parting dance. 24326.
Carter (M.) My Yankee land. 15797.
Carter (N.S.) :
I love you dearie. 17242.
Susan Jane. 24795.
Carter (R.) Crazy horse rag. 4380
(109). .
Carter (S.) Beauties of Mount Wash-
ington. 68388.
Carter (W.) Mother country. 15734.
Carteret (W. G. S. de) See De Car-
teret (W. G. S.)
Cartier (J. B.) La chasse. 22925.
Carton (M. H.):
Fly, fly, fly. 7398.
It may not be for years. 5330.
Then I'll come back, Mary, darling.
6338.
Wonderful eyes. 9716.
Carturan (C.) Romanza. 29644.
Carus (P.) Buddhist hymns. 25468.
Caruso (E.) No! nun di ca so stato i.
3431.
Garvalho (J.) Grand Hawaiian selec-
tion. 10538.
Carvatho (My, J.), jr: Ave Maria.
18355.
Carvel (R.) Toy ballet. 1807.
Carver (V. lL.) Sweet briar lane.
20307.
1862
Carves (A. J.), jr.:
Cary (C. L.)
Cary (G. W.):
Cary & ©o.:
Caryl Gai
Casa Dotésio:
Windmill song. 30308. ]
You must be the girl I know.|
30346.
Second coming of our |
Lord near: v22Zie |
Honey dear. 10631.
Plenty hawks. 8717.
Back to the fold. 25346.
Coquette. 7072.
Elfin revels. 23167.
June with her roses. 15373.
Light of heart. 3161.
Love me. 8132, 19468.
Marching to school. 82138.
Noreen. 15846.
Reindeer (The). 8829.
There are no roses. 20370.
Through the sunrise. 24889.
Trés moutarde. 20421.
Wooden soldiers. 9724.
Bring along the camera. 2808. i
By the Saskatchewan. 2328, 4619, |
12359 (56). |
Captain Dinkelpop. 2347. “4
Cassie’s not a bit like mother. |
2358, 14319 (48).
Donny didn’t, Donny did. 4802.
Hide and seek. 2854.
I like it. 7709.
I’m single for six weeks more. |
2925.
It all took place this morning. |
027.
Kiss waltz. 109380.
Kleine konigin. 915.
Love is divine. 8202. 4
Marriage 4 la carte. 3274, 3275, |
5582, 5583, 8221, 123859 (88), |
14319 (119).
My beautiful lady.
12359 (91).
Oh oh Delphine. 29385.
Oh, Rosalie. 12359 (95).
Our lovely sex. 20433. 4
Pink lady. 8700-8703, 11468, }
12359 (96, 99), 13670, 16004, |
24364, 26933, 29497.
Please turn your backs.
Posing for Venus. 29515.
Quadrille royal. 21982, 29552.
Right to love. 3689.
Satyr (The) 38766-3769.
Smile, smile, smile. 3867, 14819 ©
(140). |
That’s the difference. 4031.
Villa primrose. 30165, 30166.
What’s the matter. 4262.
Why shouldn’t you tell me that.
30294.
8355, 8356, |
29507. |
Caras bonitas. 219, 2349.
INDEX
dee 14. Jan—Dec., 1911
| Casa Dotésio—Continued.
Choico del cafetin. 18565,
i Diosa del placer. 10244.
; Dos reginas. 18726.
| Dreaming. 10282.
I Encore je t’aime.
Go ahead. 2748.
Grande fantaisie.
Giuiarany. 10551.
Holgazanes. 10621.
Manolos y manolas.
Sarita: a2 t2.
Muneca fingida.
Oveja (La) perdida.
Pas ce soir. 5870.
Petite espagnole. 1333,
Por peteneras. 26957.
| Primera (la) comunion. 29557.
| Reloj (El) de arena. 29597.
| Reparto general. 11583.
Suerte de Isabelita. 24768.
Tes lévres parfumées. 9305, 11980.
Tierra del sol. 24896.
Viages de Gulliver. 181535.
| Casabianca (—):
fi Lucile-Lucette. 13330.
Polka des grenouilles.
| Casadesus (F.):
Berceuse du moissonneur. 27897.
Depuis qu’ on ne sait plus pleurer.
21051.
645.
11085.
292453.
5852.
1554.
30680.
| 10229.
Jardins ensoleillés. 79153.
Moisonneur (Le) 1106, 29200.
| Réveuse au bord de Veau. 3685.
Signalement. 11783.
| Case (C. C.):
I do believe. 138031.
Pure delight. 2072 (47).
Spirit of praise. 11868.
Case (C. S.) Meet me Nellie darling
by the bright moon light. 19560.
Case (R. C.):
| Alma mater. 14359.
Marching song. 15585.
| Casella (A.):
Berceuse triste. 27898.
| Suite en ut majeur. 14600.
| Casella (C.) Chanson napolitaine.
| 28009.
| Casella (J. de)
Casertano (N.)
(Casey (EF. W.)
the blame.
Casey (J.) Won’t you meet me at the
| San Francisco fair. 12304.
Casey (J. W.) Good-night mother
dear. 12918, 17146, 18966.
i Casey (K.) Moving picture boy.
24089.
i|\Casey (M.
24089.
Casmay (G.) Sugar plum.
Casonato (F. E.)
nale italiano.
See De Cassella (J.)
Biondina. 25409.
Old man always gets
29398.
A.) Moving picture boy.
27314.
Tiro a segno nazio-
18077.
Cass
5524.
Cassado (J.):
Intermedio. 28802.
Olé mi tierra. 26817.
Cassady (E.):
I’m off to Ireland.
CTS)
That little bit of green.
(F.) Love’s deep impress.
17247, 22562
1756.
Toast of the Elk. 20411, 22562
(124).
Cassady and Lilly. That little bit of
green. 1756.
Cassel (F. H.)
God of our country. 10494.
Harvest is waiting. 1057S.
He will ever abide with me.
10588.
Jesus called the children. 10855.
Our bark comes sailing home.
11401.
Salvation’s free. 11692.
Walk and talk with Jesus. 12166.
12339.
Two nocturnes.
Your milestone.
Casserley (W. S.)
295
ee).
@assimir (1.)
12195.
Cassimir (V.)
Cassin (W.)
19556.
Castellane (C.)
Castelli (C. Gloggner-)
Castelli (C.)
Castello (G. E.)
tains. 999.
Castillo (R. A.)
Castling (H.):
Don’t sing the chorus.
(29)
Kh, what a fool I was. 7270.
Have a banana. T7588.
Hello, silvery sea. 21262.
I’m taking the open air treatment.
Wenn der abend sinkt.
Shooting stars. 17917.
Me old gray nag and I.
Cabarano. 27968.
See Gloggner-
Lost in the moun-
O kiddo mine. 29350.
4809, 9782
30551.
I’ve been out with the man in the
moon. 7764.
Night I fought Jack Johnson.
15830.
Oh father when you married
mother. 5798.
Take me down to Piccadilly.
27356.
To-night’s the night. 27489.
Uncle Billy was a fireman.
14319 (154).
We all go the same way home.
12176.
We're all going to the seaside.
30825.
When I see you fishing. 9629.
You never know. 6681.
Casto (Mrs. A. B.) Saviour’s love.
Di l2e
9448,
1863.
INDEX
pint, nes, Vv
Casto (J. W.): Centemeri (
) Sei pezzi facili e
Crimson.and gold forever. 12644. caratteristici. 25017.
Firenza waltz. 21109. Centola (E.):
Irish brigade march. 28810. Air de ballet. 25221.
Castro (R.): Chanson qd’ automne. 25520.
Chanson d’automne. 14609. Deux feuilles d’ album. 25517.
Danza de salon. 7180. Mazurka de concert. 26553.
Danza frivola. 71381. Scherzo. 6094. |
Deuxiéme polonaise. 7170. Central college. Hurrah for Central. —
Premiére polonaise. 8748. 7669.
Scherzetto. 6961. Central music co.:
Catalani (A.) Wally (La). 30201. One true heart. 1276.
Cataldo (F. S.) O core d@’ ’o surdate. Songs of redeeming love. 9128.
29346. Valse gaie. 9478.
Catehpole (J. W.) Is it. 23654. Vesper hour. 9519.
Caton (G. E. L.) I could be happy in | Central pub. co.: \
a portable house. 19109. Christkindes kommen. 28039. |
Cator7T:. Ve): Hebet eure hiinde auf. 28564. "
Aftermath. 18261. Central pub. house:
Clorinda sings. 12609. Auf, auf, ihr kleinen streiter. }
Copa de oro. 18614. 222. |
Coquette. 18615. Blitimehen, warum schaust du so.
Exaltation. 14847, 17062. 27920. i
Loved by thee. 19482. Horch! es klopft. 28600. |
Northern legend. 19759. Es riefen die glocken. 28301. i
When. 20574. Friihling seht da. 28409. }
Cattedra (0O.): In Gottes hause. 28759. |
TH permesso. 2561. Kindelein singt. 28887.
'H tre bellezze. 23149. Kleine ftisse finden den pfad. ;
"Nnanze a tte. 24173. 28911.
Nun @ cosa. 24193. Kleine kindlein Jesus kommen. ,
Nun te credo cchid. 24195. 28912. |
Pecché nun ride. 24339. Leise fallt der schnee herab. |
Senza fe’. 27131. _ 28948.
Superstizioso (Il). 24790. Nach Jerusalem reitet der heiland. |
Topolino e gatto. 24913. ; 29308. |
Vecariello appucundroso. 24984. Unser kindlich lallen. 30183.
Cauer (F.) American youth. 16769. | Verlorene groschen. 30159. i
Caughron (M.) You don’t seem to Viel schéne stern am Himmel |
care. 30841. hoch. 30168. |
Cauldwell (W. G. de) See De Cauld- Wir fahren tibers meer. 30312.
well (W. G.): et al gern in wald und feld. ©
Cauley (A.): ay ead !
Hush me to dreams, waves. 5188. Wir sing ee
My aviation bride. 11207. Wir singen so germ.) 30315.
Cavalieri (A.) Fallo trasi. 23217. Century sco
Cavalleria rusticana. 1058, 11103, College ministry to city children.
13390, 29121. , ieee
s ~ Convention hymnal. 4704.
Cavalli (F.) Couplets du page. 30450. H : 054
Cavan (M.) Smiling flower. 20198. aS for church. eos.
Cawley (D.) Girl I want. 7458. Century music pub. co.:
Cawley (U.) Mondamin. 8311. Angelina. 22666. m
: Ballet des papillons. 22785.
Caye (G.): Barbara. 22738
Gaucho dance. 25894. R ee 2
: : ella bocca. 22769.
Petite frileuse. 26918. R se. 23406
Cecconi (G.) Aviazione italiana. 30395. seen :
is F Carmena. 22902.
Cecil (E. R.) Feast down in Zulu Cordelia. 23010.
Land. "10365. Dance @étoiles. 23054.
Cecil (M.): Demetrius. 23079.
O salutaris Hostia. 3466. Dolores. 23102.
Tantum ergo. 4000. Ethelinda. 23191.
Céladon. 230. From flower to flower. 23290.
Cellarius (E.) Forget me not. 14920. Madrilena. 23914.
Cecil (R.) I will arise. 15255. Fernando. 238236.
1864
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Century music pub. co.—Continued.
| Pretty butterflies. 24405.
Pretty dewdrops. 24406.
Pretty moonbeams. 24409.
Pretty rainbow. 24410.
Pretty starlight. 24411.
Pretty sunshine. 24412.
Raymond. 24451.
Scherzino. 24077.
School of mechanism. 29716.
School of velocity. 29717.
Serenade. 22910.
25 etudes for developing musical
rhythm. 28569.
25 studies. 27948.
Cera (D.) Grieving for mother.
25982.
Cerbi (F. E.) Mary my Italian girl.
505.
Cerisoles ( :
Dorogaia. 10268.
Strélua. 163382.
Cerny (F.) Concert pour la contra-
basse. 12635.
Certain party. 12827, 14191, 14299.
Certo (C.) Metodo per Jlinsegna-
mento. 26600.
Cervantes (I.) Cuban dance. 16962.
Cervetto (G.) 2 sonaten in B flat und
C. 18581.
Cesi (B.) Metodo per lo studio del
pianoforte. 24029.
Cetta (S. F.) Peter Pan. 11452.
Chabran (F.) Allegro rondo. 18280.
Chabrier (A.) Souvenirs de Munich.
16290.
Chabrier (E.):
Bridal song. 27988.
Espana. 12764.
Hspafia rhapsodie. 23188.
Habanera. 662, 23412.
Chadwick (G. W.):
Afar on the plains of the Tigris.
9801.
Aghadoe. 12876.
Conscience’s song. 10152, 10153.
Credo. 38384.
Darest thou now, O soul.
Every woman. 10341.
Gay little dandelion. 2072 (28).
O love, stay by and sing. 5775.
Pack, clouds away. 18308.
Passion’s song. 11488.
Request. 2072 (49).
Romanza: 20042.
Spring beauties. 9155.
Suite symphonique. 24778.
Thou art so like a flower.
(61).
Chaffee (C. J.):
Dreaming of you, when the shad-
ows fall. 482.
Missouri native land. 15689.
371.
2072
Chamberlain (B.
Chambers (EH. O.)
INDEX
Chaffin (L. G.) :
Bill’s board bill. 2274.
He that heareth my word. 12971.
I will call upon the Lord. 26192.
Law of the Lord. 21512.
Softly now the light of day. 17933.
When Christ was born. 1954.
Chalfin (M.M.):
Lord is my Shepherd. 29037.
Red rose. 29586.
Challier (C. A.) & co. Muttertindelei.
9187.
Challinor (F. A.) :
Abide with me. 6657.
Children of the kingdom. 18556.
Choral album. 25539, 25540.
Christiana. 22940.
Crowns. 186387.
Good-night. 18965.
Heavens declare the glory of God.
7611.
Jesus and the children. 19285.
Land of dreams. 937.
Life’s springtime. 19421,
Love of Jesus. 19472.
O come let us sing unto the Lord.
3459.
O Lord how manifold are Thy
works. 293853.
Out on the world’s broad highway.
86383.
Silver mist. 1573.
Sing unto God. 29792.
Snowy-breasted pearl. 3870.
They that trust in the Lord. 4049.
M.) Td give the
world for you alone to win. 19110.
Chamberlain (W. F.) Every body
waltz. 7320.
Chambers (C.). Dreamy town. 18748.
Oh you chocolate
_ box. 15891.
Chambers (H.A.):
I heard the bells. 26127.
Through the day. 4071.
Chaminade (C. L. S.):
Aubade. 10068, 28000, 28001.
Ballade. 10064.
Capricietto. 233.
Conte de fées. 10065.
Cortége. 28002.
Eglogue. 10066.
Hlégie. 10067.
Iitude humoristique. 234.
FWtude scolastique. 235.
Idylle. 10068.
Lisonjera (La). 12578, 14607.
Matin (Le). 10069
Novelette. 10070.
Nuit étoilée. 236.
Pas des écharpes.
Patrouille. 10071.
Portrait. 10072.
Rigaudon. 10078.
Romance. 287.
28003.
1865
26596—12——_8
INDEX
pt. I, 0. s., v. 67
Chaminade (C. L. S.)—Continued.
Scherzo-valse. 10074.
Serenade. 22910.
Sérénade aux étoiles. 28004.
Suédoise. 28005.
Troisiéme gavotte. 28006.
Valse mignonne. 10075.
Villanelle. 10076.
Voeu supréme. 238.
Champagne (H.):
Désir. 2510.
Grande fantaisie. 25965.
Reine de mes réves. 3671.
Champagne (O.) Désir. 2510.
Champagne (P.):
Cousinette. 25606.
Soir. 3877.
Champion (M.) Akronrag. 27748.
Champlin (C. K.):
Flag of Uncle Sam. 10386, 10387.
Love me dearie. 18315, 13316.
Champness (H.) When the stars cease
to shine. 14240.
Champoux (M. P.):
Mass in honor of St. Francis de
Sales. 29125.
O salutaris. 26782.
Chandlee (H. C.) Ladye mine. 23763.
Chandler (C. R.) Woman, wonderful
woman. 48388.
Chandler (C. W.) When the summer
time comes ’round. 166385.
Chandler (L.) Won’t you be my life
time pal. 20655.
Chandler-Ebel music co.:
Bayaderes (Les). 12478, 20813.
Bridal song from Lohengrin. 4216.
Carmen. 20842.
Cupid’s harp. 20956.
Evening chimes. 21066.
Haust..) 2iae:
Fern leaves. 21098.
Fille de régiment. 2528.
Fleurette. 2660.
Flying Dutchman. 4218.
Good night. 21199.
Heavens are telling. 23447.
Like the lark. 21540.
Lill’ chile. 19424.
Little flirt waltz. 21550.
Love’s delight. 21586.
Lucia. 411.
Marionette waltz. 21641.
Martha. 2667.
Merry wives of Windsor. 3324.
Mignon. 4055.
Miranda. 21708.
Musical moments. 21726.
My heart’s in the highlands.
PALS) oP
Norma. 2255.
O were my love a lilac. 8564.
Serenata. 24078.
Song celestial. 11832.
Sun worship. 20295.
1866
Chandler-Ebel musie co.—Continued.
Swedish folksong. 22226.
Trovatore (Il) 4188.
Vernie. 4184.
Wild flowers waltz. 22496. Wy
Zampa. 4366. }
Chaney (J. H.) I'll be waiting by the ©
rye. 19129.
Chanot (F. W.) & sons:
Air chantant. 16744.
Aubade tendre. 9878.
Balladine. 16824.
Menuet allégre. 13426.
Priére. 16035.
Réve fileuse. 16086.
Chansarel (R.):
Agréable lecon. 2099.
Clair de lune. 2411.
Ressouvenance. 14380.
Chant (L. V.) And we want the same
here, father. 12409.
Chapelier (S.) Au caprice du vent.
6783
Chapi (R.) Love in a bunch of roses.
2072 (136).
Chapin (A. A.) Oh, Mr. Bluebeard. —
1254.
Chapin (F.) I’m feeling that way too.
760.
Chapius (M.) Ke-Sa-Ko. 26323,
26324.
Chaplin (N.) Court dances and others.
4713.
Chapman (A.) Calling. 2387.
Chapman (A. B.) We are never slow
in Kansas. 20558.
Chapman (C.) Northfield hymns for
young people. 3444.
Chapman (C. J.) Broadway march
and two-step. 4598.
Chapman (HE. H.) Rosy Lee. 6065.
Chapman (G.) Song celestial. 11832.
Chapman (H. A.) ‘Through eternity
with you. 24887.
Chapman (H. B.) Daddy ain’t it sad.
18649.
Chapman (H. G.):
Betty of the rosy lips. 27901.
Bygone days. 27967.
Chapman (J. W.):
All in all. 22624.
Beautiful vision of Jesus. 22753.
Hymn of praise. 28517.
I love the Saviour’s name. 15220.
Joy peace and power. 238689.
Judgment (The). 19309.
Chapman (L.) Tell me little sweet-
heart. 9296.
Chapman (S.) Salted peanuts. 22059.
Chapman (W.) Nobody bothers about
me. 380364 (104). .
Chapman (W. 1.) Sweet cowboy girl
of mine. 29954.
Chapman (W. R.) Thy song. 12036.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Chappell (J. E.) Save him before he | Chappell & co., ltd.—Continued.
sinks. 16156.
Chappell (W. P.) Dream of mother.
4821.
Chappell & co., Itd.:
Admiral’s yarn. 25210.
Agatha Green. 43892.
Ah. out = 7:
All mortals here. 7509.
Andante. 14477.
Andante and Rondo capriccioso.
15651.
Any old tune at all. 25285.
Areadians (The) 12425, 12426.
Are you going to dance. 14899.
Aubade. 12487.
Aufschwung, and Traumeswirren.
20129.
Austrian national hymn. 2817.
Ave Maria. 89.
Baby duet. 22721.
Bad boy and a good girl. 22782.
Balkan princess. 12859 (55),
14819 (81).
Ballad of the knight. 6812.
Ballade in A flat. 12598.
Beat of a passionate heart. 6887.
Beat upon mine, little heart.
27874.
Beautiful planet of Mars. 27881.
Belgravia. 6850.
Belle of Bayou Teche. 27890.
Bells (The) 9946.
Berceuse. 18568.
Birds of Bethlehem. 169.
Birth of spring. 6874.
Blackbird and rose. 25419.
Billee Bowline. 25408.
Blue-eyed lass. 4553.
Boot, saddle, to horse! 22821.
Boys, be prepared. 185.
Boy’s song. 6908.
Bright hair’d morn is glowing.
27942.
Bring along the camera. 2808.
Bring mea rose. 14819 (388).
Busybody. 22855, 27954.
By the Saskatchewan. 23828, 4619,
12359 (56).
Caddies’ song. 6985.
Captain Dinkelpop. 2347.
Carissima. 18516.
Carnovale (The) 29669.
Cassie’s not a bit like mother.
2358, 14819 (48).
Castles in Spain. 6960, 12567.
Catch me. 4687.
Chappell’s army journal. 2379,
4651, 6979, 12588, 18539, 20903.
Chappell’s auxiliary journal for
military band. 2880.
Charm of spring. 18541.
Charmeuse. 248, 6988, 6984.
Cheero. 25528.
Child’s prayer. 380364 (62).
1867
Choose me your valentine. 4663.
Chorus of handmaidens. 4664.
Chough and crow. 7006.
Christ is risen. 154.
Claudine. 12608, 16924, 16925.
Clementina’s song. 2414.
Cock-a-hoop. 14653, 16927, 16928.
Cold autumn wind. 28069.
Come. 7042.
Come in a dream. 28088.
Come roller skating. TO56.
Come to the ball. 22988, 25197
(68).
Come to town Miss Brown. 12628.
Consolations. 13274.
Coon. T7070.
Coon’s carnival. 23008, 23009,
25588.
Corner of my eye. 23015.
Count of Luxembourg. 14689,
16956, 18624, 23021, 25197 (70,
ab).
Cousins of the czar. 14691.
Creation hymn. 22438.
Crossing the bar. 4723.
Curtsey to the moon. 18647.
Daddy’s sweetheart. 14704.
Datiodiis.7 Vile:
Danse fascination. 12667, 12668.
Darby and Joan. 7134.
Dear delightful women. 2497,
12359 (61).
Dear heart I love. 25657.
Destiny. 4787.
Deux études mélodiques. 11117.
Do step the two-step. 23095.
Dodo dawdle. 28221.
Donny didn’t, Donny did. 4802.
Don’t let’s meet again. 2584.
Don’t stop. 17010, 20999, 21000.
Dream girl. 25700.
Dreamland. 23129.
Dreamlight. 21020.
Dromedary. 17023.
Duncan Gray. 10297.
Dusky night rides down the sky.
14796.
Dusky Sue. 445.
En révant. 12758.
Engadine. 18790.
England yet. 7298.
Eve’s glittering star. 28325.
Eyes I love so well. 25789.
Fair Hebe. 10348.
Fairies. 4903.
Fairy dreams. 28335.
Fairy piper. 14855.
Fantasie-overture. 2688.
Farmer’s pride. 14868.
First June rose. 2654.
First kiss and Flower bird. 28368.
Floral dance. 28377.
Flower of a fairer world. 10393
Fontaine (La) 17089.
INDEX
Chappell & co., 1ltd.—Continued.
For the green. 14914.
Funeral march. 20909.
Garden of her heart. 7436.
Garland of song. 14942.
Gazelle (La) 10451.
George Washington. 10457.
German’s fatherland. 10459.
Ghosts. 21167.
Gipsy love. 14957, 18999.
Glory and love to the men of old.
2780.
Go away, little girl, go back to
school. 10485.
Golden star. 14995.
Golgotha. 624.
Good and bad children. 17188.
Great snakes. 7527, 7529.
Gypsy love 23409-23411, 25197
(95), 25996, 28516, 28517. -
Hamadryad. 7566, 7567.
Hark! the herald angels sing.
1079. ’
Hayfields and butterflies. 7592.
Heart of a maid. 7605.
Heart of oak. 28557.
Help me to love. 5130.
Hide and seek. 2854.
House of memories. 7653.
Hymn to light. 26106.
I beg your pardon. 10665.
I have a rose. 28655.
I know. 2900.
I know nothing of life. 235389.
I like it. 7709.
i like to “ave a tittle bit. on.
£125.
I'll be a sister to you all. 13042.
I love you. 5221.
I’m making a book with the girls.
13057.
I’m single for six weeks more.
2925.
I will give you all for love.
28582, 25197 (122).
Impromptu. 8971.
Impromptu in A flat. 7002.
In summertime on Bredon. 173801,
In the spring. 7859.
In the twilight. 23688.
Indian melody. 841, 26251, 26252.
Invitation pour la valse. 15319.
Irish fusilier. 7888.
It all took place this morning.
3027.
Jagd (Die) 10850.
Japanese soldier boy. 30569.
Joie de vivre. 26294, 28853.
Juliet and Romeo. 17948.
Just for this hour. 15877.
Kiki. 28886.
King of my heart. 38092.
Kiss waltz. 109380.
Kiwi. 19344.
Kleine kénigin. 915.
1868
pt. 1; nes. v.-6m
Chappell & co., 1td.— Continued.
Know’st thou the land. 109386.
Ladies, beware. 8006, 10953.
Lass with the lasso. 10964.
Lazyland. 18251.
Lessons in love. 23798.
Let us waltz round together.
23807. 3
Life’s blessing. 19420.
Life’s rainbow. 23822, 26418.
Litany of Loretto and Litany no.
2.) OTe
Little farm well tilled. 11014.
Little geisha singing. 23844.
Little ghost of you. 15479.
Little grey bonnet. 26431.
Little grey home in the West.
264382.
Little Japanese mamma. 23849.
Little love. 17424.
Little moccasins. 13291.
Look down, beloved. 29030.
Lord is my shepherd. 997.
Love breaks every bond. 15514.
Love, good-bye. 15515.
Love is divine. 38202.
Love is like the rose. 28877,
25197 (153).
Love that is gone. 26475.
Love, the nightingale. 1004.
Love will win. 18320.
Loveliest of trees. 13321.
Love’s sorcery. 238887.
Love’s window. 15539.
Lullaby. 29065.
Lullaby lady. 26489.
Luxembourg. 17470, 19501.
Luxembourg march. 21603.
Luxembourg valse. 17472, 25197
(156).
Luxemburg. 3227, 8161, 138336.
Lyrische stticke. 7536.
Ma dusky maid. 15556, 15557.
Madonna mia. 32380.
Maiden, never go a wooing. 11079.
Margaret. 15586.
Marriage 4 la carte. 8274, 3275,
5582, 55838, 8221, 12359 (88),
14319 (119).
Matrimony. 26546.
May in my garden. 29188.
Mazurka in F and Valse in EF.
15622.
Melody of love. 23994, 23995. .
Merry boys at sea. 19586.
Merry old salt. 5635.
Michaelmas day. 11155.
Minuetto. 11204.
Mischief. 26616.
Mr. Edison. 18451.
Mr. Jollyboy. 5660, 21708.
Mister Nightingale. 15690.
Morning and you. 26646.
Mousmé (The). 24085 —24088,
26665-26669, 29238-29285.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Chappell & co., 1td.— Continued.
My beautiful lady. 8855, 83856,
12359 (91).
My heart flies homing. 13499.
My home. 3886.
My little friend. 241138.
My message. 29281.
My rose. 26711.
My samisen. 24128.
My task is ended. 9908.
My window looks unto the west.
26714.
Never. 1193.
Night song & Butterflies.
Nine kyries. 1207.
No! nun di ca so stato i.
Nobody. 5746.
Norwegian bridal march. 5052.
Norwegian suite. 26761.
O dewdrop bright. 11303.
O Thou whose power tremendous.
13774.
17649.
3431.
Oh dear! little Jappy girls.
26799.
Oh do step the two-step. 11388,
24287, 25197 (183).
Oh! Oh, Delphine.
Oh Rosalie.
Old English valentine.
Open your heart. 1283.
Or thereabout. 17707.
Oriana. 24294.
Our boys. 8625.
. Our little Cinderella.
5845, 8629, 8630.
Our lovely sex. 29433.
Outlaw (The). 1299.
Pasquinade. 114387.
Peace, perfect peace.
Peachbloom. 19900.
Peggy. 11445, 13654, 13657, 15981,
17732, 25197 (195), 26907.
Peggy valse. 25197 (196).
29385.
12359 (95).
5805.
3528, 3529,
636.
. Petticoats for women. 1388.
Phryné. 19921.
Pied piper of Hamelin. 8695.
Pierrette and Pierrot. 15998.
Pink jady. 8700-8708, 11468,
12359 (96-99), 18670, 16004,
29497.
Pink lady valse. 26938.
Pink lady waltz. 24864.
Please turn your backs.
Plumstones. 24372.
Poet’s grave. 29510.
Polka de la reine. 3647, 3648.
Poppies for forgetting. 243878.
Posing for Venus. 29515.
Prairie pictures. 11506.
Prayer (The) 27821.
29507.
Prayer for those at sea. 13872.
Quadrille royal. 29552.
Quaker girl. 1398-1400, 3631-
3634, 8788-8795, 13711, 16053,
16728 (56), 19983, 26995.
1869
Chappell & co., 1ltd.— Continued.
Queen of my dreams. 1402.
Rain. 8805.
Reconciliation. 27013.
Red rose wooed the white rose.
8820.
Regina del mare. 3667.
Rendezvous. 8839.
Rien (Un) 16094, 17852.
Right to love. 3689.
Robert le diable. 24030.
Romance. 4120.
Rootsie-pootsie. 16115, 24507,
27006, 27007.
Rose of my heart. 6056.
Rosie. 30719.
Rossette. 16129.
Russian folk-songs. 3745, 3746.
Sailor’s grave. 29684.
Sanctus. 1469.
Satyr (The) 3766-3769.
Say, lad, have you things to do.
11716.
Scherzo. 4587.
Sea wisdom. 16183.
Selfish giant. 17908.
Sherwood. 9024.
Silvery chimes. 11785.
Since you came back. 9044.
Singing maid. 27189.
Single cingalee. 9058.
Six preludes. 1464.
Six valses d’essai. 80502.
Slim princess. 12859 (105).
Smile, smile, smile. 38867, 14319
(140).
Soft and low. 28489.
Soirées de Vienne. 11742.
Soldier, I wish you well. 17987.
Song of memories. 20227.
Song of the birds. 6218.
Song of the north wind. 9116.
Songs from a flapper. 27256.
Songs of farewell. 9126.
Songs of Roumania. 29862.
Songs of the ship. 11848.
Sonia valse. 16728 (65).
Soupirs d’ amour. 9139.
Sporting notes. 11870.
Spring’s return. 13946.
Staircase dance. 16306, 221938,
Dl (225)
Starry woods.
Suki and co.
Sun of my soul. 1685.
Sunshade Sue. 29944.
Supposing. 6281.
Swaying. 11933.
Sweep’s intermezzo.
Take a step. 1712.
Tarantella in A flat.
Tavern (The) 9279.
Te Deum. 1786.
Temple bell. 24843.
That’s the difference.
24744.
30775.
24798.
9274.
4031.
INDEX
Chappell & co., ltd.—Continued.
There is a land of fancy. 24861,
2PoL9T (238 )re
There’s a bird beneath your win-
dow. wEte 203%st
There’s a hill by the sea. 27404.
There was a_ simple maiden.
120138.
Third sheaf of little songs. 9353.
This is my own, my native land.
14070.
Till you looked up. 9382.
To the king. 20410.
Tony from America.
Trixie’s taxi. 24922,
Twenty years hence. 24929,
Two little songs. 4097.
Two short songs. 21526.
Two songs of summer.
Tzigane. 14118.
Until one day. 27486.
Valse désirée. 94738-9475.
Valse in EF. 16501.
Valse intermezzo.
Pagan.
Valse pleurante. 6425, 9483.
Valse song. 16505.
Valses piquantes.
30146.
Velvet eyes. 20495.
Vesper bell. 9518.
Vie d’ une rose. 275386.
Villa Primrose. 380165, 30166.
Vogel als prophet. 20131.
Voices of the air. 9544.
Waltz-scherzo. 16567.
Water lily. 4242, 9575.
We are spirits blithe and free.
12178.
Wellenspiel. 14215.
What’s the matter. 4262.
When I am dead my dearest.
1802, 24911.
26443.
16502, 20479,
24975, 30145,
27600.
When I’m waltzing with you.
27602.
When the daisy opes her eyes.
96388.
When the lights go rolling round
the sky. 27605.
When the sun sets o’er the moun-
tains. 11663.
Where violets grow. 25108.
Which he didn’t expect from a
lady. 20619.
Whistle and the girls come round.
9665.
White laurestine. 12258.
Why shouldn’t you tell me that.
30294.
Widmung. 11747.
Wind of the western sea. 9697.
Wonderful world. 27714 (147).
Wynken, Blynken and Nod. 30334.
You always have to pay a little
more. 25170.
1870
pt. Thon. sv... Ge |
Chappell & co., Itd.— Continued.
You shall be a fairy too. 30349.
Your picture. 18286.
Zur guitarre. 12353.
Chappelle (D. H.) I want you. 26190.
Chapuis (A.):
Lecons d’harmonie. 5489, 15431.
Solféges de concours (1911).
24671.
Charles (C. A.) Shady pine grove.
6128.
Charles (H. W.) Cynthia. 7106.
Charles (M. R.):
I have such need of you now.
19119.
Just sing to me.
Charles (W.):
Charge of the night brigade. |
18540.
Tempter (The). 1746.
Charles (W.§.) College grad. 14657. |
15381.
Charlier (L.) Retour deS_ roses. —
3680. |
Charlton (M.) Poéme érotique. |
11481. |
Charmont (C. de) Village blacksmith.
4197,
Charpentier (G.):
Impressions d’Italie. 7829.
Napoli. 11257.
Charton (G.) :
Fleur d’Irlande. 528, 21119.
Polka des pets de nonne. 3592.
Chase (A. P.) That little blush rose. |
IESE
Chase (B. M.) Risen to reign. 8871. |
Chase (C. A.):
Be near us, O Father. 4515.
In love she fell. 7841.
Chase (EF. W.) Sunset. 9217.
Chase (Mrs. H. B.) My heart is torn |
and bleeding. 29264, 30637.
Chase (M.):
Bonnibel. 4562.
College dreams. 12614.
Fairy tale. 4905.
Memory’s reverie. 5615.
Playmates. 5912.
Sophomore march. 6220.
Chase (W. H.) Valse valeska. 14157.
Chase (W. P.): |
I’m looking for a sweetheart just | :
like you. 7738.
If you’d love as I’d love you.
15278.
Just say you love me. 15380. nt
Just smother me with love. 15382. q
My Alabama queen. 8353.
Silas do be careful what you ae |
16221. |
What would you do. 9612. i
When your eyes met mine. 12245. |
Why did you go away Rachael. |
16660.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Chase & Scott co.:
I want to have some one to love.
15258.
Send me a postal card from New
York town. 16194.
Silas do be careful what you do.
16221.
Chatan (H.) AI veglione.
Chattaway (T.):
Can’t you take it back and change
it for a boy. 100387, 12359 (58).
In the evening when the church
bells ring. 21410.
Peggy Gray. 11446, 20703 (69).
That’s what the robin sang. 4032.
Chaudens. Pierrot musicien. 8696.
Chaussier (A.) Sweetheart’s days are
sweetheart’s rights. 3988.
14339.
Chausson (E.) The hummingbird.
13017.
Chauvet (R.):
Frivolezza. 23286.
J’ai trop chanté. 5885.
Je vous salue, Marie. 5841.
Si vous m’aimez. 6152.
Voici Messidor. 6453.
Cheavens (J. S.) Homesick. 17208.
Cheek (C.) My dear little village
home. 11213.
Chelius (O. von):
Hinsam. 25740.
Marchen (Hin)
Schottische sage. 27120.
Wunderstrasse. 27673.
Chenery (C.) Meditation. 9782 (18).
Cheney (H. H.) Love’s pleadings.
19491.
Cheney (J. V.):
Across the way. 27727.
Come along deary. 28681.
One. 29417.
Over the hill. 29440.
Sweet thing Jane. 29961.
To hope. 30066.
Chenoweth (M.) Maiden of the castle.
29087.
Cherneskie (A. J.)
11149.
Chernick (J. R.) She is meant for me
I guess. 38387.
Cherry (J._ W.)
woods. 26630.
Chérubin. 8234, 15144, 15606.
Cheshire (A. T.):
Boyhood home. 9998.
Thoughts of my old home.
Chesley (M. F.) Mary Lee.
Chesney (A.)
26501.
Merry go-round.
Monarch of the
12031.
15601.
Queen of the garden.
8798.
Chester (J. & W.) Te Deum laud-
amus. 9286.
Chevaillier (L.):
| Cuatro cuadernos de_ escritura
musical. 30483-30486.
Enfant (L’) 18789.
Chevaillier (L.)—Continued.
Hveil (L’) 18805._ |
Fleurs (Les) 21118.
Incantation. 19240.
Légende. 19886.
Piéces bréves. 24360.
Sonnet. 20238.
Souvenirs (Les) 20254.
Chevais (M.):
Tle de Sancho.
Solfége scolaire.
2970.
6198.
Chevalier (H.) Speak from your
heaven beloved. 38917.
Cheves (S.) Those eyes of deepest
blue. 16442.
Chevillard (C.) Impromptu en ré
bémol.
16910.
Chiara (V. di):
Acqua passata.
Cuore spagnuolo.
207153.
23030.
Maiden of Spain. 11078.
’"Ngiuliné. 5788.
Serenata sperza. 22099.
Servotto (La) 22102.
Spagnola (La) 24719, 25197
(224).
Strigne, strigne. 22206.
Chiari (H.):
Abendlied. 6655.
Hat dich die liebe bertihrt. 7586.
Ich glaub’, lieber schatz. 7790.
Lasst mich allein. 8018.
Wie ich dich liebe. 9675.
Wolken. 9714.
Chickering (Mrs. C. F.) In the night
she told a story. 6648 (21).
Chief (A. A.) My twinkling star of
love. 15794.
Chillemont (—)
19363.
Petite suite. 18559.
Chimeri (P.)
Chipman (HE. P.) Captive maiden.
Lac d’émeraude.
2348.
Chipman (F. E.) Saviour’s birth.
Paci la tale
Chizat (EH.)' Chanson pour Jean.
18536.
261, 262, 2392.
My husband’s on
Chocolate soldier.
Choddy & Hegman.
the road. 5708.
Chopin CHD H.)F:
Ballade in A flat.
Berceuse. 18568.
Etudes. 14627.
Funeral march. 264, 20909.
Half hours with the best com-
posers. 2395.
Impromptu. 7002.
Liebeszauber. 18569.
Maiden’s wish. 12599.
Marche funébre. 2398.
Mazurka. 146389.
Nocturnes. 2396,
20910, 27714 (4).
Polonaise brillante.
12598.
10103-10105,
18570.
1871
INDEX
Chopin (F. F.) —Continued.
Two preludes. 28031.
Valse brillante. 10106.
Valzer. 2394.
Waltz. 265.
2em* sonate. 18571.
3°™* sonate. 18572.
Chord (M.) Sad sweet memories.
27089.
Choudens:
Lecon de plaire. 263894.
Marquise de Chicago. 29116.
Miracle (Le) 1098.
Nail. 138534.
Voile du bonheur. 14185.
Yvan le Terrible. 2055.
Chouteau (M.) Where the stock yard
fire heroes fell. 6540.
Chovan (C.) On Venice waters.
29416.
Chrisman (C.) I’m going back to old
Missouri. 10710.
Christian (S. A.) Star in the east.
20276.
Christian pub. co. God’s gifts. 7480.
Christiani (H. F.) Dance of the little
devils. 23046.
Christiani (H.) Shatrika. 16206.
Christiansen (C. B.) How hearts are
broken. 5176.
Christiansen (F. M.) Lette lyrisk-
religigse sange. 26404, 26405.
Christie (G.):
Baby Rose. 9896-9898, 12359
(54), 12459, 14483, 14486, 16812,
22723, 27839, 27840.
Dear old ma. 2499.
Down in sunshine valley. 12712,
12713, 14819 (57), 18731, 28245.
Hoola boola glide. 10636, 13009,
14319 (67), 19072.
I want a regular pal for a gal.
213862, 23574, 25197 (121).
If all of my dreams were made of
gold. 19187, 19188, 23592, 23594,
25197 (128), 26199, 28731, 28732.
In a little while. 23611, 27714
(82).
Old days were the best days.
8570.
They've won every nation’s bat-
tles but their own. 1774, 6344,
9346.
When the honeymoon is over.
4380 (175), 6522.
Christie (H. R.):
Ambassadors for Christ. 6721.
Call comes ringing to me. 6940.
Songs of evangelism. 17954.
That means me. 9323.
Christiné:
Amour (L’) 12405.
Anna, qu’ est-ce que tattends.
14384.
Baya (La) 14464, 16834.
ping aes, “ve 6
Christiné—Continued.
Elle est de Bruxelles. 14818,
17082.
Elle est de la famille. 454.
Lachende liebe. 5415.
Petite dame du métro. 15989,
17788.
Reviews. 1487, 17848.
Simplement pour une femme.
1574.
Souvenir tendre. 17966.
Vive la république. 1896.
Christine (H.) Laughinglove. 28936,
28937, 30364 (92).
Christine (M.) Chicago waltz. 229382.
Christmas (Mrs. J. M.) Sometime,
somewhere, someday. 6205.
Christofferson (C. L.) My Seminole
queen. 15788.
Christopher (C. F.) Colored camp
meeting. 18585. ;
Chueca (—):
Golondrinas. 28476.
Gran via. 105387.
Grande fantaisie. 645.
Church (Mrs. D. G.) Winds of mem-
ory. 25136.
Church (J.) co.:
Ah, love, but a day. 9804.
Angel voices. 49.
April. 22675.
Ariel. 16788.
As through the land at eve we
went. 44388.
Asleep. 6769.
Au crépuscule. 80.
Au palais. 9874.
Au printemps. 8&2.
Autumn. 18349.
Ave Maria. 12448.
Banshee (The). 112.
Barcarola. 12471.
Belle dame. 9944.
Between the lights. 82270.
Black man. 2072 (74), $978.
Brook (The). 10010.
Bubbles. 25462.
Call of spring. 210.
Candle lightin’ time. 10035.
Cello and piano album. 16895.
Chanson sans mots. 18537.
Chasse (La) 18543.
Choicest gift. 2072 (7).
Christmas morn. 22949.
Coincidence. 22968.
Come down laughing streamlet. ©
28084.
Coquette. 323.
Crossing the bar. 4724.
Danse polonaise. 18661.
Dawn of hope. 3879, 28064.
Day dreams. 20969.
Dear eyes. 4771.
Dearest place. 20976.
Dollar organ instructor. 16728 (3).
1872 |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Church (J.) co.— Continued. Church (J.) co.—Continued.
Dream of love. 12716.
Dutch lullaby. 21028.
Dwellers in the western world.
12728.
Hlegy. 12748.
Hlegy on the death of a mad dog.
18780.
Hvery flower. 25785
Expectation. 21073.
Federal march. 4921, 6648 (538),
7361.
Hée de'la mazurka. 18835.
First dance album. 12810.
Fleeting hour. 21116.
Folio of music, for the pipe organ.
17088.
For you, dearie. 17093.
FYorget-me-not. 21128.
Glory of the Yankee navy. 2072
(102).
Gospel male choir. 2072 (26).
Gossamer. 10522.
Grand festival march. 12929.
He is not here, but is risen, 7597.
Hush-a-bye birds. 23515.
I know. 5206.
I once had a little white rose.
2len2:
If all the world loves a_ lover.
797.
If I knew. 10762.
If the world were draped with
roses. 21388.
In flower time. 19210.
In God’s garden of roses. 17289.
In old Arkansaw. 28767.
In silent thought. 7846, 13128.
In the deeps o’ the daisies. 21409.
In the forest o’er the meadow.
131382.
In Wessex lanes. 17311.
Ishtar. 7891.
Jamie. 23664.
Jesus of Nazareth. 5350.
Jesus, our best beloved friend.
26285.
Kew in lilac time. 10914.
Kiss me, sweetheart. 5399.
Light. 968.
Lilies. 971.
Lion’s tail. 11012.
Little Dutch garden. 5485.
Little green gate. 26430.
Log of the good ship Nod. 17485.
Loose Lucas. 994.
Love for thee. 215738.
Lovelight. 26478.
Lovers’ envy. 21584.
Love’s vigil. 21591.
Mandalay. 21627.
Mashona slumber song. 17510.
Matinée brillant. 19548.
Miniature songs from the child
world. 17547, 17549.
1873
Minuet in E major. 11160.
Modern salon music. 11167.
Moment de valse. 19611.
Mon désir. 19613.
My heaven. 2072 (148).
My luve’s like a red, red rose.
19696.
My soul is like a garden close.
17625.
Nanny. 24146.
Nightingale’s song. 19749.
Ninety and nine. 26750.
Norsemen’s raid. 24186.
O swallow, swallow. 5779.
Oh! who like Thee, so calm, so
bright. 26848.
Old Black Rock. 29394.
On love-lit seas. 17692.
On Sunday. 26824.
One day. 11876.
Only a pansy blossom. 8607.
Our colors. 21878.
Pacific glee book. 20703 (40).
Pearls. 5881.
Petit toreador. 19918.
Pine trees and shadows. 17740.
Polkadot. 19948.
Polonaise. 1368.
Poor Phoebe. 26955.
Princess of the morning. 21964.
Pure delight. 2072 (47).
Red man. 2072 (163), 11565.
Rejoice ’tis spring. 24471.
Reverie. 20021.
Robin laughed. 29629.
Rock of ages. 22026.
Rose is weeping for her love.
6055.
Roses in my garden way. 11641.
Roue du moulin. 1471.
Sacred fire. 27088.
Sailors’ love. 138789.
Shadow play. 1554.
Shells from a coral cave. 3842.
Shopping. 27162.
Silent years. 9036.
Silver rose. 17919. l
Silver trumpets. 13880.
Simply Cynthia. 11792.
Sleep my dearest. 16233.
Soldier man. 9082.
Song of love and death. 6211.
Song of victory. 22164.
Songs of the Madonna. 1632.
Springtime wish. 9167.
Summer sunshine. 9210.
Sunset. 2072 (178).
Sweet and low. 6284.
Tarantelle mignonne. 20389.
Tell me, O love star. 14031.
That June. 27385.
There was a little girl and she had
a little curl. 9334.
To a dewdrop. 1792.
INDEX
pt. Tian Sv. 6
Church (J.) co.—Continued.
Tyrolienne. 20452.
Under the wide and starry sky.
14130.
Unrequited. 141385.
Valentine (A) 18112.
Valse musicale. 1860.
Valsette. 20487.
Venetian twilight. 22383.
Verifirst book of recreations.
14162.
Very youthful affair. 30161.
Viennese serenade. 223895.
Violet. 6445.
Wenn ich in deine augen seh.
16596.
What shall I sing you. 6505.
When first I came to woo. 25072.
When you and I shall pass.
12253:
While the sun shines. 27635.
Whitecomb-Fenn system. 20622.
White man. 12260.
Why I love you. 6554.
Why should we sigh. 12266.
Winter rose. 4329.
With you. 6582.
Woodpecker (The)
Word of God. 22520.
Church (J. R.) Winds of memory.
25136. .
Church (L. M.) Song of Shogaletta
the Indian maid. 272388.
Chureh missions pub. co. Parable of
the Christmas tree. 5860.
Church, Paxson & co:
A la bien aimée.
Cairo. 10029.
Hmogene. 25745.
Give my love to mother.
Humoresque. 7663.
It isn’t hard to love a girl like
you. 7898.
Little brook. 26428.
Little soldier march. 987.
Love waltz. 17454.
Love’s whispering waltzes. 8150.
Mother is the best sweetheart of
ale a2
Musical ragtime Sal.
My little girlie girl.
Open thy gates to me.
Rosary (The) 27068.
Sparkling stars. 6229.
Twilight shadows. 4129.
Churcher (S.) Evadne. 2608.
Churchill (N.):
Father of mercies.
Strife is o’er. 9190.
Chuter (H. W.):
20662.
20707.
25919.
26675.
11233.
29428.
17074.
Love in thy youth fair maid.
ial
Other days. 8621.
Cimadori (R.) La nuit. 24192.
Cimarosa (—):
Air de Mr. Leblond. 27741.
Air de Paolino. 30369.
Rondo ajouté dans l’ Olympiade.
29651. “8
Cimatti (A.) Berceuse. 30409.
Cimino (G.) Amor ti chiedo. 6726.
Cincy music co.:
Come out on the veranda Manda.
(Us.
You are the flower of my heart.
18227.
Cinderella. 6948.
Cipollone (A.) Teramo. 20358.
City music pub. co.:
Eddystone light. 14803.
Forget me not. 10408.
Light of the world. 8064.
Love’s fair flowers. 21587.
Navy (The) © 26719. ;
Night slowly dying. 24165.
Nuit d’ été. 11298.
Reverie. 6005.
Roses and song. 380718.
Two three-fold amens.
Yorkshire toast. 225382.
Yours sincerely. 12341.
Cizbulka (A.) Herzen und blumen.
26056.
Claéz (P.) Andante et allegretto de
concert. 48.
Claes (J.) fils.
Claflin (O.)
Claire (M.):
24934.
Heiko.
Big moon.
17195.
25407.
Lady Blanche gavotte. 26378.
Mandy-Mi. 26512.
Clapp (W.) Land of the might have
been. 5423.
Clappe (A. A.) Most popular clarinet
solos. 38362.
Clapperton (C. I.):
Father, to Thee we look. 14868.
Fight the good fight. 14884.
He is coming. 15099.
Jesus, I am_ resting,
15352)
O perfect love. 15873.
Rightful king. 16095.
Three little words. 16445.
Upon Thy word I rest. 16494.
Clapperton (S.) Jesus came. 15350.
Clare (T.) Beautiful girlie girls.
14471.
Clarendon (J. H.) If I had the world
to give you. 28596.
resting.
Clarett (G.) On ne sait pas. 19829.
Clark (—):
Driving home the cows. 23135,
25197 (79), 25713, 28260, 28261.
Entertaining man, 4868, 14319
(58).
Frisco rag. 2688, 4961.
Steeple Jack. 24746, 27294, 27714
(127), 29910.
1874
|
'
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Clark (—)—Continued.
| Clark (Mrs. A. H.)
We'll go home when there’s no
place else to go. 1925, 4880
(178), 6478.
Love me once
again in your old sweet way. 11051.
Clark (A. M.):
Longing for you. 17487, 29029.
To an apple pie take off your hat.
17938.
Clark (B. F.) Behold the state.
184038.
Clark (D.) Ragtime germ. 17826.
Clark (D. W.):
Harvest home waltzes. 26028.
North Dakota national guards.
26758.
Clark (E.) College of hard knocks.
28071.
Clark (EF. A.):
Bells of Christmastide. 20826.
Blood that redeems. 16861.
Come unto me. 16939.
Dreamin’ bout you day by day.
P21 VAR
Father lead me safely home. 17073.
Gather them in. 17114.
He found me. 17187.
Jesus is leading me. 173388.
O what a wonderful Saviour.
1767T.
Only a little while. 24285.
Redeemer (The). 29588.
To the front. 16456.
We are coming. 20557.
When the harvest moon is shin-
ing, Nellie dear. 20593.
Clark (F. E.) Siegel-Myers corre
spondence school of music. 16219.
Clark (F. J.) Lingering lane. 26422.
Clark (G. A.) When the long lane
turns. 27613.
Clark (G. H.) It was Jesus. 10840.
Clark (Harry H.) Honest Injun.
19065.
Clark (Henry) Break, break, break.
10004.
lark (J..F.) :
Ringing out that old wash rag.
29622.
Song my heart is singing dear.
13917.
Biarke(s. .).. Priscilla. - 11530.
Clark (Josephine) Red rose waltzes.
24458
Clark (K. S.) Princeton, that’s all.
17762.
Clark (1. A.):
Brigade inspection. 25452.
I lost my heart in a dream of you.
15216.
With your love.
Clark (Mrs. L. M.)
doo. 12612.
27658.
Cock-a-doodle-
Clark (Mrs. M. C.)
29477.
Clark (Mrs. M. E.)
home across the sea.
Clark (Madeline E.)
love of you. 7230.
Clark (Marion) When you are gone
Peace on earth.
Little German
23847.
Dreaming my
dear. 22472.
Clark (Maurice) My Asthore. 24099.
Clark (R. E.):
Nature’s sweetest singers. 8424.
Songs of the sea. 16277.
Clark (R. L.) When the roses are in
bloom, 22459.
Clark (Scott) Primrose. 24416.
Clark (T.):
Witmark cello and piano folio.
9708.
Witmark cornet and piano folio.
6587.
Witmark trombone and _ ~»piano
folio. 6597.
Clark & Healy. Song my heart is sing-
ing dear. 138917.
Clark music co.:
As ye sow. 2165.
Waltz Albania. 1916.
Clarke (B. T.) Please let me carry
your books. 17747.
Clarke (C.):
Anchorsmith. 98385, 12408.
Blue Filey bay. 4555.
Green eye of the yellow
1a latat
Love’s lament.
My pets. 5717.
Queen of the mighty sea.
River girl. 3698.
Ship ahoy. 9026.
When our good King George is
crowned. 9634.
Winans march.
Clarke (D. L.):
god.
5526.
8799.
20644.
Our country’s game. 26862.
Wa Wal loves you. 6456.
Clarke (E.):
Dearest and best. 4778.
Life’s sunshine. 26414-26416.
Clarke (G. W.) Why not. 9674.
Clarke (H <A.) Book of Psalms.
20855
Clarke (H. H.) Hello dearie, hello
sweetheart. 19048.
Clarke (Hamilton) Give the King
Thy judgments, O God. 12898.
Clarke (J.):
How precious is the Book divine.
15162.
Open our eyes, O Lord. 159380.
Clarke (R. C.).
Bells of peace. 14491.
Blackbird and rose. 25419.
Charm of spring. 18541.
Charmeuse. 248. 6983, 6984.
Choose me your valentine. 4668.
1875
INDEX
Clarke (R. C.)—Continued.
Cock-a-hoop. 146538, 16927, 16928.
First June rose. 2654.
Little geisha singing. 23844.
Love me. 81382, 19468.
Poppies for forgetting. 24378.
Third sheaf of little songs. 9353.
Clarke (Scotson) Marche aux flam-
beaux. 11095.
Clarke-Whitfeld (J.) In Jewry is God
known. 2994.
Clarkson (D. B.) Course of 100 les-
sons in notes on piano and organ.
10168.
Clary
20616.
Clary (Mrs. U. S.)
Class (F. M.):
(D.) Where love is king.
Old maid. 24258.
My soul is like a garden close. |
17625.
Remembrance. 11580.
Classen (A.) Forget-me-not. 17096.
Claudine. 1049, 1050, 1851, 1852.
Claussmann (A.):
Au crépuscule. 4449.
Au matin. 4450.
Chant d’amour. 22918.
Désespérance. 4786.
En forme de valse. 4861.
Nostalgie. 5755.
Romance. 6088.
Ténerezza. 6325.
Claussnitzer (P.) Neun choralvor-
Spiele, zu bussund abendmahislied-
ern. 25556.
Clay (F.) Gipsy John. 4995.
Clay (S.):
Back to dear old Pennsylvania.
4486.
Give me a kiss of good night
sweetheart. 5002.
Love in the clouds. 5518.
Clayton (B. W.) I cannot live with-
out you, mother dear. 15186.
Clayton (F.H.) ‘Title craze. 9391.
Clayton music pub. co. Taint no harm.
1711.
Cleaf (HK. van) See Van Cleaf (E.)
Cleaves (E.. H.):
At last. 6775.
Sabbath evening. 20077.
Cleeff (EK. van) Nella. 8429.
Cleever (J. C.) Love in an aeroplane.
15517.
Clem (N. K.) Hobble skirt song.
26068.
Clemans (W. M.)
11240.
Clemens (T. L.) Bright hair’d morn
is glowing. 27942.
Clement (Mrs. D. L.)
but a little tot. 16619.
Clement (Ff. W.) Choral overture.
10107.
My native land.
When I was
a ED
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 6
tot. 16619.
Clementi (M.) :
Etiiden-album. 18803, 18804.
Sechs sonatinen. 28061.
Clements (H. L.):
Go forward, Christian soldiers.
18944.
Our brightest summer day. °11402.
Clementson (A.):
Life. 19417.
Panama canal.
Clendening (H. M.):
Conquest of the West.
U. S. forest rangers
30129.
Clere (C. Borel-)
Clermont (H.):
Mia stella.
Perles roses.
Cleuver (J.):
Kirmes.
26884.
28107.
march.
5641.
5887.
5398.
Magdlein hab’ acht. 1030.
Cleveland (J. H.) My Rosedale Rose. |
1168.
Cliffe (F.) Coronation march. 14680. |
Cliffe (R.) EHrin mavourneen. 25763. |
Clifford (A. 8.) Andante. 30440.
Clifford (H. L.) Bob and I. 27921.
Clifford (Mrs. E. W.) When the sun
plays peek-a-boo. 12251.
Clifford (J.)
11286.
Clinch-Smith
24972.
Clippinger (D. A.)
night. 1249.
Cloérce (E.)
23647.
Close (F. P.):
Look for me sweetheart at twi-
light. 5502.
Never let your countenance Sag.
13546.
Clothilde (—):
Eglantine.
Rose d’amour.
Cloud (W.)
sinking in the West.
Clough-Leighter (H.):
April rapture. 20754.
Behold your God. 253875.
Bells of youth. 2258.
Day-dreams. 20970.
Heralds of spring. 21267.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
1033.
My wish. 21761.
Short communion service.
Sympathy. 22241.
Vier novelletten. 14652.
Cloy (C. V.) pseud. .See Messe (F.
(B.) Valse
25738.
20051.
27619.
6145.
W.)
Cluff (A. B.) Grand old order of
EKagles F. O. EH. 21211.
1876
Clement (R.) When I was but a little
See Borel-Clere (C.) |
Nocturne in B major. ]
Marie. |
Oft in the stilly |
Instant des adieux. |
When the sun is dimly ,
Coates (H.):
.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Clune (J. W.)
heart. 28480.
Clutsam (G. H.):
Dans les ombres de la _ forét.
12663.
Friihlingsreigen. 25883.
Madonna mia. 38230.
Menuet fantasque. 13427.
Sleepy hood. 16235.
Song album. 27232.
Good bye my sweet-
Toccatina. 14092.
Valsette. 27509.
Clyde (E.):
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
235386.
There were shepherds. 24869.
Clyde (M.) You can have such fun
with the girls. 16699.
Coade (F. G.):
I’m Paddy the king of the ocean
strand. 17248.
When Paddy is king of old Ire-
land. 22447.
Coakley (L. V.) Girl of yesterday.
28453.
Coalmon (Mrs. H. N.) I shall be
treated right. 238566.
Goan). (J. FE.)
Coast pub. co.:
Chicken’s ball. 20908.
Maids of fashion. 216138.
Coates (E.):
Bird’s lullaby. 6872.
Golden eagle. 2758.
If you were my little boy. 7818.
Love’s fantasy. 238885.
Miniature suite. 26608, 29179,
29180.
Moon boat. 15716.
Mother England’s brewing. 13472.
Reuben Ranzo. 24474.
Six short pieces. 28067.
Mate’s motto. 29133, 291384.
Two short songs. 285, 286.
Cobb (C. F.) Thy kingdom. come.
16449.
Cobb (BE. M.) In the vale of old Vir-
ginia. 192388.
Cobb (G. F.) Hushed was the eve-
ning hymn. 15179.
Cobb (G. L.) :
Honey Lou, ’neath the big white
honeymoon. 5166.
I’d like to take a chance with you.
26116.
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I used to be lonesome. ‘768.
Make your hay while the sun
shines. 133855.
That Hindu rag. 9820.
Cobb (J.) Snow flake. 16241.
Cobb (lL. E.) There’s only one love
for me. 20378.
Cobb (T. S.):
Carry me back to childhood.
25505.
Cobb (T. S.)—Continued.
Christ is our King. 7009.
Mother, I will meet you. 8382.
Plea divine. 8715.
Praise the mighty Saviour. 8735.
Since Jesus came into my heart.
9041.
Spreading the light of His love
13941.
Start now for the kingdom of God.
Sip:
Up the hills of Zion. 9462.
Cochran (A.) Veris vocatio. 27529.
Cochran (Mrs. J. B.) Orphan’s. la-
ment. 19857.
Cochran (M. H.) Sounds from the
little brook. 22171.
Cochran (W. P.):
Big bugs in Texas. 22796.
Billet-doux. 22800.
I’m the baby’s pa. 26167.
Ju-li-u-li-a. 23697.
Rockabye, my honey baby girl.
24485.
Texas whoops.
Cochrane (P. D.)
27376.
Symptoms 0’ love.
Dard
Cock (J. P.) Christ died for me.
14641.
Cockley (E. K.) O God save our con-
stitution. 11310.
Codére (Mme. L. E.) Cloches de
Sainte Anne. 14650.
Codini (P.):
Coeur vous démange. 10122.
Coq du Montparno. T7071.
Passionata. 15964.
Pioupious de France. 26934.
Savoia-Roma. 20104, 20105.
Coe (A. W.) Loma waltz. 11030.
Coe (EH. A.) Minnie mine. 24042.
Coerne (L. A.) Wisconsin our state.
22505.
Coetzee (C.) Sunshine. 1689.
Coffel (H.): >
Marietta. 8217.
Wandalette. 9569.
Coffman (R. C.) Dear old Columbus
town. 16985.
Cohan (G. M.):
Any place the old flag flies. 20752.
Barnum had the right idea.
25360.
Come with me to the bungalow.
20982.
Fireman’s picnic. 520.
Forty-five minutes from Broad-
way. 28389.
Little millionaire. 26488, 29002.
Little millionaire waltzes. 29003.
Musical moon. 21727.
New Yorkers. 21775.
O you wonderful girl. 21819.
Oh you beautiful coon. 293888.
1877
INDEX
Cohan (G. M.)—Continued.
That haunting melody.
30007.
We do the dirty work. 27573. |
Cohan & Harris pub. co.:
Any place the old flag flies. 20752.
Barnum had the right idea. 25360.
Come with me to the bungalow.
20932.
27383,
Little millionaire. 26433.
Little millionaire waltzes. 29003.
Musical moon. 21727.
New Yorkers. 21775.
O you wonderful girl. 21819.
We do the dirty work. 27578.
Cohen (B. J.) I wish I’d know the
fellow. 17266.
Cohen (C.):
Baby Lou. 12457, 12458.
Carnival bingo. 16892, 18520,
22903.
I love you still. 15225.
Riverside rag. 24483.
Cohen (D.):
Astronomer. 6772.
I’m looking for the girl with the
dreamy eyes. 7740.
I want to dance. 7775, 21865.
Mary Ann is home from college.
8225.
Rachel’s aeroplane. 8800.
Spring moon. 9161.
Cohen (J.) Drop a nickel please.
28262.
Cohen (J. F.) Love whispers waltz.
29055.
Cohen (N. H.)
Wednesday night.
Cohen (P.):
Love’s longing. 8146.
My love will live alway. 8388.
If every night was
13095.
Cohen (S.) He was a grand old man.
7599.
Cohn (G.) You'd be selfish too.
27687.
Cohn (L.) My dream of you dear.
17607.
Cohn (W. R.) Put a stop to that rag-
time playing. 29551.
Cohnreich (L.):
Black and white.
I thought of you.
Lend me thy voice.
Valse Valli. 4165.
14519.
28703.
3136.
Coker (F.) Panama fair. 5858.
Colbert (M. P.):
Acushla, I’m longing for you.
18250.
IT will always love you. 19168.
Colburn (A. G.) Vesper response.
1879.
Colburn (G.)’ Complexity. 18609.
Colburn (O. E.):
It looks as if something must have
happened to Bill. 7899.
Di. 1 ns. Vv. 6
Colburn (O. H.)—Continued.
Put me on your base ball team.
5965.
There’s a job-man coming. 9331.
Colburn (8S. C.):
Jour de noces. 26800.
Nostalgie. 26763.
Cole (C.) Broken hearted girl. 22844.
Cole (FF. V.) Line-up. 15470.
Cole (G. C.) Old wife, dear wife.
15911.
Cole (lL. E.) Every page in memory’s
album holds a picture dear of you.
2620.
Cole (R. A.) M’aimez-vous. 2072
(140).
Cole (R. G.) Turn ye to Me. 9436.
Cole (S.)
Cole (W.):
Halley, my pretty Halley. 15078.
Merry go-round. 11149.
Pork chop dance. 11495.
Coleman (C.) There’s nobody loves
you like mother. 24866.
Coleman (Mrs. C. B.)
ing of you. 235238.
Coleman (D.) Oh, oh, oh, the sweet-
est girl I know. 3482.
Coleman (H.):
Civie pride. 12607.
March C. K. W. 8199.
Venus. 9507, 9508.
Coleman (J.):
Light of the world. 8064.
Roses and song. 80718.
Yorkshire toast. 22532.
Coleman (Mrs. J. H.)
Shooting star. 6143.
curls. 18006.
Coleman (M.) Sweet golden curls.
18006.
Coleman (R. H.):
Be a shining light. 2238.
I believe Thee. 2886.
Jesus is seeking. 8052.
Jesus, Savior, Friend of sinners.
3056.
My Father leads me. 383882.
New evangel. 11274.
On to victory. 3502.
Other fellow. 3522.
Place for me. 3577.
Run to meet me. 3744.
Soldiers of the cross. 3880.
Songs in the night. 3905.
We'll never grow weary. 4250.
Coleman (W. C.) Mississippi teaser.
8304.
Coleridge-Taylor (S.):
Bamboula. 16825.
Candle lightin’ time. 10035.
Deep river. 10222.
Endymion’s dream. 4863.
Evening star. 28316.
Intermezzo. T7087.
June rose bloomed. 153872.
1878
I am dream-
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nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Coleridge-Taylor (S.)—Continued.
Oh, the summer. 11347.
Petite suite de concert. 3567,
3568.
Prayer for peace. 13696.
Rainbow-child. 21998.
Scenes from an imaginary ballet.
16161.
Sea shell. 8988.
Sons of the sea. 6219.
Summer is gone. 9206.
Tale of old Japan. 24827-24831.
This is the island of gardens.
22305.
Thou art. 9364.
Thou art risen my beloved.
22308.
Thou hast bewitched me beloved.
22309.
Three dream dances. 4680.
Three impromptus. 9280-9282.
Two impromptus. 4681.
You lay so still in the sunshine.
22542.
Viking song. 12131.
Coles (M. C.) Ich liebe dich. 19181.
Colin (G.):
Little gadabout. 8078.
Manon. 15574, 19529.
Collard (W. A.):
All aboard. 4898.
Father Knickerbocker. 4915.
College favorite. 16930.
College girl and the milk maid. 289.
College professional. 4683.
Collie pseud. See Mr. and Mrs. Klos-
terhuber.
Collier (E. L.) Up to the moon I will
go. 27491.
Collier (M. M.) Plain American gen-
- tleman. 13672.
Collet (J. E.) Fly away with me.
7392.
Colligan (S.) Milk man. 17544.
Collin (C.) Piéces nouvelles dans tous
les tons majeurs et mineurs. 5899.
Collin (C. A.) Douze piéces. 10125.
Colling (E. S.):
Champagne moon. 239.
College widowers. 12615.
Songs of Lehigh university. 16276.
Student land. 22207.
Collings (M.) Just little sweetheart
and me. 19823.
Collins (A.):
Dat yallah gal ob mine. 18666.
He called it an auty-mo-bile.
23449.
Moonbeams silver light. 21715.
Collins (A. J.) For king and king-
dom. 14912.
Collins (C.):
Charley take hold of my arm.
20904.
Come down, Mrs. Brown! 25564.
Collins (C.)—Continued.
Don’t sing the chorus. 4809,
7202, 9782 (29).
Father started out to work. 4916.
Heaven is here below. 7610.
If we had no money in the world.
30556.
In the evening when I leave you,
Eva dear. 15300.
Let me help you over the stile.
3142
Let’s go the longest way. 3144.
Maggie McLaren. 1031.
Mooney. 8318.
Oh father when you married
mother. 5798.
O! the hobble, the horrible, hor-
rible hobble. 8562.
On the ocean. 3485.
Old Wood’s wood. 1268.
Patsy Hennessey. 15970.
Rachel Lewis, the sweet little
Jewess. 270038.
She may be wealthy, she may be
poor. 13865.
Start out with nothing in your
pocket. 29909.
Sweetest kiss of all. 27342.
There’s danger on the line. 24864.
This is the harem skirt. 12019.
We'd better strip the bed. 27572.
You do look pretty in your tea-
gown, Kitty. 22541.
Collins (D.) Where Stella darling
waits for me. 1979.
Collins (D. D.) Honey be my honey
bee. 23494, 26081.
Collins (F.) Don’t forget old Ire-
land. 7199.
Collins (H.)
21294.
Collins (J. E.) Eyes of grey. 2626.
Collins (J. M.) Twosongs. 2425.
Collins (L.) Old York beach. 19824.
Collins (L. 8.) My philosophy. 29291.
Collins (S.) Imperial Missouri.
28749.
Collisson (H.):
Flanagan’s flying machine. 18859.
Tullinahaw. 94385.
Collister (lL. D.) Oh you pickaninny
kid. 19808.
Collyer (F.) If I only had a little
home and you. 28739.
Colman (J.) My heart goes back to
San Francisco. 11227.
Colomb (A.) Carlotita. 30424.
Colombe (La) 2777.
Colomer (B. M.) Solfége du pianiste.
6194.
Columbia University players. Made in
India. 8168.
Columbian Conservatory of Music:
Beautiful Easter morn. 20816.
Dream waltz. 21018.
Honeymoon _ shuffle.
1879
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INDEX
pt. Ill, n. s., v. §
Columbian Conservatory of Music—Con.
Papagena’s magic melody. 21724.
Revised studies in technic. 13742-
13746.
Song of the Neapolitan harp-boy.
PPB STC
Suwanee River.
Witche’s dance.
Colver (L. B.):
Be not afraid. 16836.
"Tis the midnight cry. 18080.
11929.
13337.
When He comes. 18181.
Colville (H.):
Only girl for you. 15926.
16362.
Day in spring.
Sweet Molly Magee.
Colvin (Mrs. J. C.)
2495.
Combs (G. R.):
Introductory course. 28805.
Science of piano playing second
step. Finger action. 29724—
29782.
Second step to tenth step. 29740-
29749.
Comet pub. co. Romance in F. 24495.
Comings (A. G.) & son. Harmonic
analysis. 7581*.
Commencement days. 6648 (61).
Commodore. Rustic runaways. 8924.
Communion. 14885.
Compton (EH. C. K.) Echoes of love.
18766.
Compton (S. F.) Child of Bethlehem.
DAS RSD,
Conant (FE. K.) America the beauti-
ful. 6722.
Conant (G. W.):
Four patriotic unison songs. 2441.
Whole wide world rejoices. 9672,
9678.
Conant (P. W.) Onward Christian
soldiers. 1280.
Conaty (S.) In the valley of my old
Connecticut home. 7866.
Conaway (J. E.) Don’t be sad Nellie
darling, summertime is near. 4803.
Coneannon (J. J.) You are not the
girl you used to be. 30888.
Concerto grosso. 29468.
Condon (A. J.):
Only a little caress, dear. 8605.
Take me where my love lies
dreaming. 9266.
Cone (H. W.) ‘There was a young
fellow. 93885.
Conety (J.) Dearie mine. 238074.
Coney (A. B.):
Good-bye old pal. 2768.
I miss you most at twilight. 21349.
Vampire waltz. 27511.
Wedding bells. 1931.
Conger (N. A.) Little girl o’ mine.
19440.
Congress. 15929.
Conkie (W.) Honeymoon _ suite.
28598.
ae (C. M.) Blessed by drudgery.
Conklin (H. A.) ‘Heonomy Jones.
12788.
Conkling (J. F.) Our nation’s flag.
26870.
Conley (B. M.) Sweetheart. 6293.
Conley (O. M.) Lady Lark of mine.
17385.
Conlin (J.):
I’m raking in the hay.
25197 (115).
Way down in old honeyland.
4245.
When Rubenstein and Mendels-
sohn played, The wearing of the
green. 22449,
Conlin (J. P.) Grieving. 15033.
213845,
Conlon (James) Come out Miss Dinah |
Lee. 20928.
Conlon (John) In the springtime,
Mable dear. 17307. |
Connell (G.) Lakeside. 193865.
Connelly (M.) Farewell forever.
10358. |
Conner (C. C.) Life. 19416.
Conner (lL. V. L.) Roses mean
27077.
New delight march.
dreams of you.
Conner (R. C.)
17648.
Connolly (C.) Coastguard’s daughter. i
2420. ,
Connolly (H. M.).
Oh, William Taft. 15890.
Our Washington, D. C. 17716.
Connolly (P.):
America’s military march. 6724.
Sweetest song. 9246.
Connor (FF. A.)
14974.
Connor (M.):
Down to the country. 21018.
Oh Mary, Oh Mary. 24240.
Connor (T. W.):
Father went down to Southend. i
7354.
Hennessy. 695.
On the esplanade. 29409.
That’s'as far as I want to go. |
14054.
Under the mistletoe bough. 9457. |
Yow’re a bad, bad man to gamble. |
30838.
Connorized musie co.:
Anvil chorus. 4181.
Beautiful blue Danube waltzes. |
6839.
Bewitching smile. 2271.
Chopin’s marche funebre. 2393.
Chopin’s valser. 2394.
Eternal feminine. 2605.
Faust selections. 2779.
Flight of the butterflies. 2664.
1880
Glory of the Word. |
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INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Connorized music co.—Continued.
If I were a bird. 7801.
Irish witch. 7889.
Light cavalry. 8068.
Lullaby of the loom. 3225.
Medley of internationalairs. 38291.
Medley of southern melodies and
home sweet home. 8250.
Melodie in F. 8915.
Merry bobolink. 8282.
Poet and peasant overture.
Polacca brillante. 8720.
Qui va la. 3641.
Sea nymphs. 3807.
Strauss’ waltz mosaic. 3946.
To the evening star. 4226.
Tsigane life. 4122.
Wedding march and elves dance.
8278.
Zampa. 9766.
Connors (T. J.):
Goodbye Bill, the bell is ringing
for you. 2767.
Sailing through the air. 11678.
Conover (R. G.) Don’t yuh know dat
money kept a-talkin’ to me? 282388.
Conrad (—):
Bird man. 9968.
High jinks. 703, 2072 (106).
Round up rag. 27084.
Triller (The). 24919.
Winter scenes. 12289.
Conrad (C.) Ragtime geography.
21991.
Conrad (J. F.)
Conrad (O. L.):
Mariners (The) 21640.
3964.
Foxy rag. 14925.
Tommy the cat. 24908.
Conrade (M. S.):
Cuckoo is here. 340.
In Germany. 819.
Conroy (W. A.) Kathleen. 7962.
Constance (F.) Every day. 4889.
Contant (A.) Cousinette. 25606.
Contes. d’Hoffmann. 3476, 8536-8543,
15879, 21829, 24230, 26793, 29377.
Convention hymnal. 4704.
Convention of German presbyters of
the West Gute botschaft, eine lieder-
sammlung fiir Sonntagschulen.
25992.
Converse (F. S.):
Festival of Pan. 2646.
Sacrifice (The) 1484.
Converse (M. E.) Railroad boy is
the only one for me. 29567.
Converse (M. P.) Wonder songs. 2026.
Conville (J.) Only one of many boys.
15927.
Conway (B.) Poinsettia valse. 17749.
Conway (J. F.) Hippodrome show.
28579.
Conyers (F.) My Sweetheart. 24134.
Coogan (J.) You'll never know the
good fellow I’ve been. 14297.
! Cook (J.)
Cook (A. DeW.):
Come in love’s dreams to me. 7051.
Deep in the heart of you. 10220.
Good night. 6831.
Within a dreamy harbor. 20648.
Cook (C.):
I’d like to have that girl my pal
Charley’s got. 10671.
My bonnie highland queen. 11208.
Cook (C. L.) Maybe I’ll come back.
3284.
Cook (D..C.) pub. co.:
Blossoms and smiles. 27918.
Do you know. 25679.
Mission song. 26620.
Rallying song. 27010.
Santa Claus and the Christmas
candles. 29696.
Cook (E. M. Lessing-)
Cook (E. M.)
Cook (F.) When the summer time is
here. 6530.
Cook (F. L.) Searlet rag. 11721.
Cook (G.) I’m married when I’m at
home. 21342.
Cook (G2cEb jx
Holy Ghost is given.
I will follow Jesus.
It is nothing to you. 5325.
Satisfied with Jesus. 6086.
Cook (H. A.) When the apple blos-
soms fall. 12219.
Cook (H. A. Vander-)
Cook (H. A.)
Wonderful Isle of Pines.
See Lessing-
5160.
5248.
See Vander-
20652.
Cook (J. H. D.) Tuberoses.
Cook (J. M.) Mammy’s lil’
21618.
Cook (Q. H.) Though you’re far away
from me. 9368.
Cook (S.):
Dreams of the golden past. 7239.
Her golden brown hair. 10605.
9433.
lam’.
Cook. (S. R.) In single mingle land.
17298.
Cook (W. A.) If somebody love some-
body. 5271.
Cook (W. H.) Nearer my God to
Thee. 24152.
Cook (W. M.):
In de evenin. 2987, 25197 (127).
Jewel of the big Blue Nile. 19290.
Sweet dreams you can’t come back.
22227.
Cook & Hughes. Though you’re far
away from me. 9368.
Cooke (J. F.):
Forest voices. 585.
Love me. 29049.
Persian serenade.
Cooke (L.):
Are you still living in the same old
place. 14400.
Our kiddy. 15948.
11451.
1881
26596—12——9
INDEX
pt. Ba, BSS. wh
Cooke (L.)—Continued.
Pretty little house that Jack built.
8753.
Take care, mammy’s piccaninny.
16375.
When my Lancashire lass comes
to London. 16622.
Cooke (S. G.) Wooden shoes. 9723.
Cooke (W.) Fleurette. 2661.
Cookson (fH.) Baby dear, listen.
4476, 18361.
Coolas (M.) Scene on the prairie.
29707.
Coolen (EK. M.) Come back after har-
vest time. 295.
Cooley (E. R.):
How I wish papa would come.
19082.
Monkey and baboon. 1110.
Coolidge (W. W.) America our home
sweet home. 207387.
Cooney (J. C.) & €O.:
Meet me at White City. 15626.
What’s your reason honey. 16607.
Cooper (A. E.):
Kneeling at the mercy seat. 19350.
Sign of the cross and the heart.
20172.
Cooper (A. H.)
18995.
Cooper (C.H.) Noonelikesyou. 38482.
Cooper (G. A.) My Rosie Greene. 26712.
Cooper (H.) Spanish serenade. 27278.
Cooper (H.) music pub. co. inc.:
In my old home town. 2996.
Rosy cheeks. 3789.
When the old oaken bucket was
new. 4287.
Cooper (J.):
Child love. 16911, 18844 (54),
18552, 25197 (64).
Good bye, Nellie Gray. 628.
T’ll never have another pal like
Mary mine. 19182, 22562 (75).
In the garden of peaches. 5298.
Pearl feather waltz. 26900.
Quaker girl. 26996.
Rosy cheeks. 3789.
That baboon baby dance.
(120), 30001.
Those heavenly eyes.
14072, 14319 -(152).
When a girl whose heart is break-
ing. 27596, 27714 (148).
When the old oaken bucket was
new. 4287.
Why did you make me love you.
18198.
Cooper (M.):
Agatha Green. 4892.
Catch me. 2379, 46387.
You always have to pay a little
more. 25170.
Cooper (N. E.) Only a circus clown.
21870.
-
Growls rag. 15040,
3036
9363, 12026,
Cooper (P. J.) Come to me darling.
4695.
Cooper (R. A.) Sea-breeze and the
scart. . Gila
Cooper (R. BH.) Don’t wait ’till winter, |
dearie, love me in the summertime. ¢
14769.
Cooper (W.):
Silver tones. 6161.
Cooper (W.R.) Sun shines bright o’er |
Ireland. 16346. -
Cooper (W. 8S.) Magic key. 21611.
Cooperative music ¢o.:
Autumn leaves. 12446.
Boy scouts of America. 20859.
Coon’s honeymoon. 20948.
Farmer boys. 21090.
Happy school days.
Humoreske. 21302.
In spring. 17299.
In uniform. 23642.
Jolly harvesters. 19295.
Joyful peasant. 29722.
Kentucky girls. 238720.
Maiden’s dream. 19520.
Old Glory. 21849.
Old time rustic dance.
On parade. 24267.
Pathway of roses.
Primrose. 24416.
Requiem mass for the dead. 29608. |
Sea breeze schottisch. 22087.
Spinn, spinn. 22187.
Summer frolics. 20292.
Throwing kisses. 18078.
Winter pleasures. 14272. .
Coordes (M.) Loveoflongago. 19473. |
13612.
17726.
Coote (C.):
Aprés moi. 2154.
Pompadour. 38594.
Coote (F. A.) To be near you. 14086. |
Copeland (L. C.):
Invitation rag. 28808.
What the engine done.
22434, |
27714 (141). i
Coppenrath’s (A) verlag: :
Basso ostinato und Alle menschen |
miissen sterben. 22744.
-Choral-sonate. 10108.
Drei vortragsstticke. 24054.
Erste symphonie. 24822.
Fantasie. 23298, 24642.
Fuga. 243879.
Marche nuptiale. 23944.
Méditation. 23979.
Noél. 24182.
Passacaglia. 24329.
Phantasie. 22742.
Prelude and fugue. 25040.
Preludio e fuga. 23959.
Sonate. 230388.
Tema e variazioni. 24842. -
Toceata. 22824, 23209.
Variationen iiber ein original- |
thema. 24981.
1882
INDEX
re 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Coppes (A. B.):
Columbine. 4685.
| Harlequin. 5092.
Pierrette. 5903.
Pierrot. 5905.
'Copping (A. A.):
Only an amateur lover. 24287.
Smile on smile on me. 24657.
|Coquard (A.) Norwegian suite. 26761.
Coquelin (S.) Joyeux carillon. 17351.
| Corbeet (F.) When the roses bloom
under the shining moon. 25097.
| Corbett cH):
Little admiral. 98073.
| Loveliest garden. 13329.
Réve d’amour. 27029.
} Valse fantastique. 24967.
Corbett (H.) Good-bye. 17140.
‘Corbett (L.) Songs of the boys in
| blue. 17957.
Corbin (A.) Santiago.
Wo@eoran i 2.)
queen. 20309.
\Corder (F.)
Album bf Russian songs.
Rain. 17829.
Sunshine. 18001.
Cords (G.):
Auf dem kinderfest. 4454.
] Auf der eisbahn. 4456.
Es war einmal. 4880.
| Gute nacht Hanschen.
! Kleine schelm. 5406.
| Schule ist aus. 6106.
‘Corelli (A.):
! Follia con yariazioni in D-moll.
|
11701.
Sweet Hileen my
6691.
5065.
\ 26345.
Pastorale. 29468.
i Sarabanda e giga. 1504.
| 3 sonaten. 26352.
‘Corey (H. L.) Come and be my sky
' maid. 14659.
‘Corey (G.) Hail to our flag. 15068.
Cork (R. L.) Courting in the coun-
try. 28127.
Corless & Crerie:
| Friendship mazurka. 4960.
| Let’s all go sleighing to-night.
| 955.
‘Corman (M.)
Gaby. 25962.
‘Cormonton (T.):
Grand bal chez Melle.
Morceau fantastique. 29213.
Pepita. 29481.
Corneille. 21942.
i eee (R. H.) Cornelius’ prohibi-
|| tion songs. 16949.
'/Cornell (D. D.) Moon baby. 17573.
Cornell (M. A.) There the reason
| Ties. 30028.
‘Cornell (S.) Be Thou with wie.
\| 22562 (7).
(/Cornie (E. G.) It’s no use to worry.
19260.
Cornwell (W. E.)
dearie. 742.
Corquin (Mme.)
19858.
Corrado (R.) Inno della guerra italo-
turca. 26256.
Corre (C.):
Evening shadows. 28312.
Tints of gold. 16451.
Corri . (W.) Baby’s
22025.
Corrigan (H.) By the dear old Penn-
Sylvania hills. 20879.
Corrigan (J. W.) Dry Island rag.
I am so lonely,
Oui, pour l’amour.
sweetheart.
25715.
Corriveau (J.) My bright blue eyes.
19667.
Corson (N.) Dont be bashful. 7197.
Corson (O.L.) Memories of the
lilaes. 19576.
Corson, Spahn & co. Tale of the
comet. 14016.
COrecge A.) Cort. i695:
Cort (H. S.) In our dream world.
26229, 30364 (86).
Cortellazzo fréres.
19958.
Corvi (A.) Entraves d’amour.
Corvini (L.) Mare sulitario.
Cory & Silvestro. Jessie Lee. 3048.
Cosgaya (A.) Adolfina. 27732.
Costa (H. de) See De Costa (H.)
Costa (M.) Regina del mare. 3667.
Costa (P. M.) Superior march album.
1690.
Costallat et cie:
A la kasbah. 25199.
A une amie. 12364.
Air de ballet. 25221.
Amusette. 45.
Andalouse (L’) 30877.
Andante et allegretto. 48.
Aria. 18775, 18776, 30384,
Au casino. 27815.
Baptéme de la princesse. 30403.
Bonsoir 4 la lune. 27926.
Chanson. 380712.
Chanson d’automne. 25520.
Chanson dans la montagne. 12575.
Chanson de l’inconstant. 12576.
Chant d’amour. 304380.
Chasse du Prince. 30482.
Concertsttick. 25580.
Cousin et cousine. 28128.
Danza. 13777, 13778, 30460, 30461.
Danse hongroise. 25638.
Deux feuilles d’album. 25517.
Deux modes. 27107.
Pour te revoir.
28299.
26529.
30385.
Doucement. 12709, 12710, 25691-
25693.
Elsen. 12754.
En excursion. 28287.
Enfance du Christ. 9960.
Escarpolette (L’) 475.
Etude de concert. 14838.
18835
INDEX
pt. I, n. s., v. 6
Costallat et cie—Continued.
Etude de lV’orchestre. 12767-12769.
Fantaisie burlesque. 499.
Fantaisie suisse. 501.
Flirt. 30495.
Fuseaux (Les). 380505.
Illys. 26207.
Invocation. 3020, 26260. j
Larghetto. 138244.
Lied. 1090.
Mazurka de concert. 26553.
Miranda (La) 26612-26614.
Noces de la princesse. 30645.
Olé mi tierra! 26817.
Passe-pied. 380671, 30672.
Pastorale. 26896.
Popular dance. 30685.
Pretty Madge. 30690.
Quand ton sourire me _ surprit.
30693.
Rapsodie. 29574.
Réve d’amour. 3682.
Réveil de la princesse.
Ritournelle. 30709.
Roger Bontemps. 30718.
Rondeau. 380715.
Sérénade. 29761.
Sommeil de la princesse. 30758.
Suite orientale. 27817.
Sur le sable. 29949.
Tango. 1720.
Toccata. 30791, 30792.
Tous en rond. 30079.
Valse vive. 4166.
50 mélodies. 16179.
Costello (G. H.) If you’ll only answer
30702.
“Yes.” 15274.
Costello (R. T.) Come back to me,
Marie. 12619.
Coster (P. D. de) See De Coster
GRD)
Costrini (C. A.):
Hternal City. 2604.
Last days of summer.
Pompeian dance. 5921.
Cotogni (M.) Parlate, o fiori. 8653.
Cotten (F.) American legion. 22645.
Cottenet (R. L.) Red, red rose. 1415.
Cottin (M.) Recueil de 538 récréations.
29584.
3124.
Cotton (L. J.) Only be mine. 29422.
Cottrau (G.) Giovanna D’Arco.
25911.
Cottrau (T.):
Adédio a Napoli. 66683.
Santa Lucia. 11697.
Cottrell (Mrs. M. C.) Old mahogany
sofa. 293897.
Couch (J. L. ©.) Cry of the little
brothers. 18638.
Couldrey (H. R.) Te Deum laudamus
in D. 30783.
Coulon (Prof.)
1291.
Our everlasting goal.
1884
Coulter (C. N.) Gee whiz, but you're,
a dandy kid. 2709.
Count of Luxembourg.
13336, 14899, 14691,
15515, 15551, 15998,
16502, 16505, 16956,
18621, 19501, 20479,
24507, 27066.
Country girl.
28270.
Couperin (F.):
Petits moulins 4 15998, |
26922.
Rossignol en amour. 11655, 20063. |
Soeur Monique. 6189. y
Couperin (1L.):
Aubade provengale. 22696.
Chanson Louis XIII und Pavane,
10078, 229138.
Précieuse (La)
Cour (P.)
21607.
Courlaender (B.) O salutaris.
Courmes (A.):
Carezze. 18515.
Heure (L’) qui fuit. 26057.
Courmes (M.) Heure qui fuit. 26057. |
Courquin (—):
Mariette. 3271, 5579.
P’tit briquet. 5947.
Tu m’ en rouleras une. 6386.
Valse des filous. 6416.
Courquin (Mme.):
Ab! non @’un chien. 18263.
Beau p’tit frére. 27875.
Déception. 18687.
Lucie. 29063.
Nana la jolie.
Courquin (A.):
3297, 8161,
14994,’ 15416,
16115, 16306,
17470, 18620,
22193, 22372,
27910,
27803, 27824,
vent.
11514, 24397. i
McFaddy’s proposal. )
15874, |
19725.
Ah! nom d’un chien. 18263.
Beau p’tit frére. 27875.
Déception. 18687.
Lucie. 29063.
Nana la jolie. 19725.
Courquin et Sterny:
Mariette. 5579.
P’tit briquet. 5947.
Tu m’ en rouleras une. 6386.
Valse des filous. 6416.
Courtenay (C.):
Midsummer’s eve. 21695.
St. George for Hngland’s king. |
8932.
Courvoisier (C.):
Barearole in F. 27863.
Schule der geliufigkeit. 22085. H
Cousins (H. L.) Matinee girl. 3278. |
Coutchie (M. W.) Boiled owl. 9988.
Coutts (D. J.) Three poems. 30451. |
Coventry (G.) Doll’s revels. 14762. |
Coverley (R.):
Looking to Thee.
Loveliest garden
21582.
17440.
in the world’!
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—_Dec., 1911
Coverley (R.)—Continued.
Maid of Manaar. 8181.
Scéne d’amour. 29705.
| You won my heart. 182383.
'Cowan (B.) On the path that leads
| to home and you. 26826.
i Cowan (R.):
| I’d give the world if I could have
you. 28642.
You can’t expect kisses from me.
27685.
| Coward (R. S.)
i 16850.
| Cowdell (E.) :
| Eestasy. 4850.
In Wessex lanes.
One day. 113876.
"Tis morn. 9387.
| Cowen (F. H.):
| Bring me a golden pen. 20865.
| Cathedral bells. 226.
Evening brings us home.
Betty and the baby.
iield:
2610.
| Franklin’s maid. 28895.
| Hymn of empire. 28626.
| June. 21462. :
| Master. 29128.
May song. 5595.
Nocturne (A.) 21785.
| Thanksgiving. 63827, 9312, 14046.
Veil (The) 4176-4179, 9500.
'Cowhan (H. D.) I am coming home.
| 19101.
' Cowles (C.) Parasol.
| Cowles (W. R.)
Cowley (HE. C.):
| Lost love. 29048.
To the lilies. 16457.
Cowley (J.) Arabis valse.
Cowman (B. B.)
| Jee. 80283.
Cowper (M.):
_ * Bright autumn morn. 6913.
For thee, dear home. 25866.
Cox (A. A.) Oh Miss Dicey you’re
| $0 Spicey. 26804,
Cox (P.) Aeroplane.
pGex (R:):
| Two songs. 23024.
| Verveine. 24995.
/Cox (R. F.) Hurrah for old Missouri.
( 21306.
Cox (S. E.):
Carnation waltz. 221, 2356.
Evening shades will fall. 25779.
19889.
Twilight. 18106.
6750.
White rose of Tra-
12374.
Living picture that made a slave
of me. 3179.
Prize belle of the tissue paper ball.
1384, 3611.
Sweetheart have the sweetest
dreams tonight. 1706, 3986.
Sweethearts farewell. 3989.
| Cox (W. R.) Once at the Angelus.
17699.
Coyle (J.)
dell. 18394.
Coyle (J. A.) Same old girl and the
Same old moon. 3758.
Coyle (J. H.) You’re the sweetest
girl I know. 206838.
Coyne (F. E.) jr.
18788.
Crabb (C. D.) Klassicle rag. 10983.
Crabtree (O. E.) ‘Tangled in love.
18031.
Crackel (H.) Second caprice in B mi-
nor. 38809.
Crafton (A. C.):
Reaching rag. 16067.
Tempest march. 16404.
Cragg (A. E.) Christmas bells no. 2.
Beauty of the flowery
*"Enery ’Awkin.
28048.
Cragin (B. W.) I wonder why. 19175.
Craig (B.) Teach me what you know
of love. 22265.
Craig (C.) Blue-eyed girl. 9981.
Craig (D. M.) Exercices pour le vio-
loncello. 25788.
Craig (T.) Lost in the land of love.
11044.
Craig (W. H.):
At the bend of the road. 6776.
Off for Jeffersonville. 8535.
Craig-Coffman (L.):
Happy hearts a-maying. 21238.
June roses. 21464.
Craighead (T. G.) Blue eyed girl.
9981.
Cramer (E.L.) Hail the glorious day.
26005.
Cramer (J. B.) Walzer.
Cramer (J. B.) & co. Itd.:
Bon soir. 25429.
Corona waltz. 16958.
Egyptienne. 2571.
Visher-wife’s lullaby. 10382.
Gentlemen! the king. 21165.
Greatest gift. 2787.
Holidaying. 26073.
I don’t suppose. 26121.
In Athlone. 15282.
Joy of life. 10872.
King of the mighty deep. 173871.
Kiss my tears away. 21492.
Lilies in my garden. 18272.
Little songs for tiny tots. 17429.
Love’s desire. 15531.
Lys (Le) 19508.
Moira. 19608.
My little garden. 24114.
Not much I ask. 26765.
Old countrie. 3491.
Our country and
26861.
Prayer of empire.
Raindrops. 27008.
Romance for piano.
Seent of the roses.
Separation. 20144.
4718.
our King.
11518.
27058.
3776.
1885
Ip rc ianeeeccee cee
INDEX
pt. 170, fs: Vv. @
Cramer (J. B.) & co. 1td.—Continued.
Shy trie:
Song of the rose. 16273, 20232.
Speak from your heaven beloved.
3917.
Springtide for piano. 27285.
Sweet evenings. 3974.
Twilight. 27463.
White stockin’d mare. 22487.
Cramer (K. L.):
Jesus saves to the _ uttermost.
26286.
Some of these days.
Cramer (W.)
lonely. 5701.
Cramm (H. L.):
Cap and bells. 22893.
Gossips (The) 21208.
Morning galop. 21718.
Queen Mab. 1401.
Rowing song. 22046.
Crampton (E.):
Noreen. 15846.
Your step upon the stair.
Crampton (G.)
20212.
My heart is sad and
16714.
Course of singing les-
sons. 6156.
Crandell (F. W.) By the sea. 25478.
Crane (—) Kidding. 3086.
Crane (HE. F.) Aspiration. 2168.
Crane (H. V.) Two sporty boys. 6393.
Crane (J. H.) Homeward hound.
LS O:
Crane (S.) Blood that’s mingled with
the dew. 9978.
Crane (Mrs. S. E.):
I’d rather be a farmer’s wife.
15192.
Neyer part from the one you wed.
17642.
When the earth wears a mantle of
snow. 16629.
Cranmer (E. lL.) O be joyful in the
Bord. 25765.
Cranz (A.):
Badinerie. 12467.
Biedermeier walzer. 6865.
Boite 4 musique. 20850.
Cing danses slaves. 8725.
Cing morceaux faciles et mélo-
digques. 138247.
Concertino. 28102-28104.
Cranz-cezardas. 25610. .
Ame Oe Ie HOR ELS GL, T2G65. Crawford & Schell. Fancies of you.|
En courant. 12756. 3
ae ky 21086.
En été. 12757. “am
Erste bekanntschaft mit unserem | Craxton (H.) : -
altmeister. 104. Humoresque. 7664.
Es. fiillt ein stern herunter. 7304. Valse etude in double notes. |
Es war ein alter kénig. 4879. q 12102. va
Exercises. 25788. Valsette. 10167.
Festpolonaise. 21100. Crayford. 15930.
Fleurs de la reine. 12816. Creation (The). 17184.
Follette. 12828. Créatore (G.) Dear. 23066, 25655.
Gazouillement d’amour. 7445. Crémieux (D.) Marche _ orientale.
Ghorschamster Deana. 14937. 19588.
1886
Cranz (A.)—Continued.
Hahn im korb. 26001.
Heiko. 17195.
Je vous invite. 13162.
Johannistraum. 877, 878.
Marche des contribuables. 13375.
Mazurka de salon. 8247.
Méditation. 13401.
Neuf morceaux lyriques. 13248.
Orage (L’) 8616.
Padla-la-Torera. 26886.
Papilions diaprés. 1310.
Patins d’or. 13649.
Pensée frivole. 13658.
Pensée fugitive. 18659.
Petite villageoise. 13663.
Quinze études mélodiques pour le
développement. f[ete.] 13249.
Réverie. 13741.
Serenade. 24593.
Serenade in ftinf sitzen. 27140.
Six moreeaux. 12529. |
Snobinette. 1596.
Souvenir de Naples. 13984.
Trois morceaux. 1908.
Truands es ribandes. 9421.
Valse sérénade. 22377. |
Variationen. 11887. |
Verschenkte frau. 205038, 20504, |
22389, 30160. |
Victoreceuse (La)
Crause (W. A.):
I want to go to mama. 5244.
Mermaid (The) 5681.
When we were kids in the gallery. |
6533. ®
Crawford (A. V.) Adoration. 6668.
Crawford (B.) If I wasn’t married
I’d fall for you. 10768.
Crawford (C.):
I want to tell you something. |
28716, 28717, 303864 (84).
Keep away from a married man. |
26326, 26827, 27714 (90).
Crawford (EH. W.) Mary in Maryland.
23963.
Crawford (R.)
A2202%
Crawford (W.):
In the hills of old Missouri far |
away. 28784.
In the old orchard swing.
27533.
When love is done.
26247. |
. INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Crémieux (0.): Crist (L. B.) Call of the birch canoe.
|
Griserie. 5056. 14581.
Mensonge. 26584, 26585. Cristofaro (A. de) Carmé Lillirilli-
Valse rouge. 4163. llilli. 14598.
Crepaldi (R.) Tramonto d’amore. | Crocker (J. W.) Kisses. 28905.
30795. Crocker (L.) When the dew is on the
Crerie (KE. E.): barley, Rowena. 96389.
Friendship mazurka. 4960. Crockett (H.) & son. Oh! give me the
Let’s all go sleighing to-night. 955. summertime. 8554.
Crescenzo (C. de): Crofts (M. D.) I was going to but
Alba. 16747. I forgot. 777.
Danza elegante. 23058. Crogman (C. W.) Drowsey-eyes.
Crescenzo (Di-Minello) See Minello 21024.
(C. di-) Croner (W. H.) Amber bells. 12899.
Crescenzo (V. de): Cronin (J.) ’Tis fun to meet during
Calandrella-Calandré. 12359 (57). centennial week. 18079.
Comm ’a ttanno. 10142, 28096. Crook (J.) Mile end road. 5644.
Flirtation. 283873, 28874. Crook (J. 8S.) Mylittlegarden. 24114
Lu bosso dela muffo piccio. 17464.
Mariten englese. 15590.
Crosby (M.):
Gai chantecler. 17109.
Matenata. 29131, 29132. Guinea hen’s party. 17163.
Suspire. 11928. Hay ride. 28548.
Tarantella sincera. 29978-29980. In the barn-loft. 28775.
Te sicagnata. 11967. Jolly blackbird. 17346.
Urdemo addio. 20468. Pattering raindrops. 29472.
Creswell (J. D.): Crosby (N.) When the sweet carna-
I love to tell the story. 5220. tion mingles with the rose. 65831,
Let your light so shine. 28965. 12359 (412).
Oh, that I had wings. 17676. Crosby (W.) :
Our God is marching on. 26866. Homage to cupid. 138004.
Crévecoeur (L. de) O vin de Chiraz. Teddy’s terrors. 20346.
19785. Crosman (G. M.) In my aeroplane:
Crimp (H. E.) Swinging along the 19216.
road. 3992. Cross (B. L.) Rhapsody rag. 6009.
Crimson chest. 2468. Cross (P.) Could you be true to an-
Criscuolo (L.): other one. 28124.
Canzona sincera. 22885. Crosse (M.):
Quanno ’a femmena nun _ vo’. As through the land at eve we
24433. went. 4488.
Stella caduta. 24747. Au erépuscule. 80.
Grist (D. W.).: Au printemps. 82.
_ Angelic waltz. 14382. Chanson sans mots. 18537.
Angel’s vision. 16778. Chasse (La). 18548.
Belle of the ball waltzes. 16841. Coquette. 328.
Belmont polka. 16842. Crossing the bar. 4724.
Children of the King. 12591. Danse polonaise. 18661.
Coontown capers. 16947. - Fée de la mazurka. 18835.
Creole waltz. 14693. Matinée brillant. 19548.
Cresent march. 14694. Moment de valse. 19611.
Dance of the Lilliputians. 16967. Petit toréador. 19913.
Dorothy May’s waltz. 17015. Polkadot. 19948.
En avant. 17085. Polonaise. 1368.
Fort Dearborn. 17099. Réverie. 20021.
Fremont march. 18097. Roue du moulin. 1471.
Hobble-de-hoy. 17204. Song of love and death. 6211.
Jimmie, the tenderfoot. 15355. Sweet and low. 6284.
Light brigade. 17411. Tarantelle mignonne. 20339.
Little golden hair. 15480. Tyrolienne. 20452.
March of the old guard. 17488. Valse musicale. 1860.
Merry springtime. 15659. Valsette. 20487.
Passing parade. 17723. Crossett (H. M.) Under marching
Savior of the world. 27110. orders. 14124.
Sweet recollections. 18012. Crowe (A.) Some day. 11825.
Twilight dreams. 16476. Crowe (Mrs. HE. F.) Posy for your
Twirl me again, Rastus. 16483. coat papa. 29516.
1887
INDEX
Crowning of Christmas. 16961.
Croylands. 14884.
Crozin (R. H.) King George V. 5391.
Cruickshank (W. A. C.):
Communion service in FH flat.
7061.
Jubilate. 238695.
Te Deum. 24836.
Crum (J. M. C.) Play of St. George.
29502.
Crusher (H. A.) Magnificat and Nune
dimittis. 8175. |
Crutchfield (J. A.) Song folder. 9101.
Cryder (M. A.) Floriana. 49385.
Cryderman (G.) Don’t get caught.
18719.
Crystal gazer. 7092.
Cuceoli (A.) Ave Maria. 16805.
Cucconato (R.) Son gelosa. 16267.
Cudna Barbora.
Cueca-Valverde
12927.
Cui (C.):
Prelude in A flat. 14700.
Three birds. 27420.
Cullen (J. M.) It reminds me of days
in Dixie land. 28820.
Culler (Mrs. 8. L.) Longing. 138301.
Culliton (F.) Do not weep. 18708.
10171, 11479.
(—) Gran isvia.
Cullum (B.) Life of a wanderer.
15459.
Culp (G.):
Base ball fan. 20811.
Girl that you loved in June.
211738.
Thing that bothered her the most
was Willie. 22299.
Wouldn’t you like to come along.
22528.
Culter (M.M.) Little pickanniny, lak
me. 19445.
Cumming (Mrs. S. G.) Wild rose.
9685.
Cummings (W. A.) Schottische.
29719.
Cummins (C. EF.) Overland. 17721.
Cummins (F.) Princess Kip. 16039.
Cumpsty (W. J.) Bonnie Scotland.
4563.
Cundy-Bettoney co.:
American ideal. 18296.
American songs. 16768.
Arbitrator march. 143897.
Augusta. 18346.
Awakening of spring. 9891.
Babillage. 20781.
Baisers (Les) 9905.
Banderilleros (Los) 20800, 27859.
Dt. TH, werss v.76
Cundy-Bettoney co.—Continued.’
ue
- Overture-lustspiel.
26603.
165153.
Cavatina.
Celeste Aida.
Col. Sullivan. 2426, 28076.
Concert Aria. 7068.
Czardas No. 2. 25623.
Dollie polka. 2527.
Du, du liegst. 7247.
Entr’ acte. 21055.
Wntr’-acte waltz. T297.
Equestrienne (L’). 283800.
Extasia. 17063, 21074.
Faust. 15016.
Favorite regiment march.
Flowrets. 25857.
Force of destiny. 380155.
Freedom. 21189.
Friendship. 25876.
Hugo Count of Paris.
Humoreske. 28613.
Imperial march. 10787.
Intermezzo ruralistic. 17318.
Jeanne Maillotte. 17334.
Kaiser Friedrich. 5382,
21477.
Kehr aus. 5389, 7968.
King of diamonds. 21487.
Kuyawiak. 26877.
Lark (The). 28981.
Lime kiln club’s soiree.
Lip builders. 19427.
Marching thro’ Georgia.
Maria, Maria. 17497, ~
Montello. 17571.
Nellie Gray. 3417.
Nightingale polka.
Nip and tuc. 15835.
Ould sod. 8622, 8628.
3536.
Paal paa haugen. 11414.
Patriotic airs. 17727.
Pearl of Iberia. 26901.
Pilgrims-chorus. 30189, 30191.
Pizzicato. 26941.
Playtime. 19986.
Premier bonheur. 19967.
Religious airs. 13736.
Rigoletto. 27526.
Ripples. 11602, 22022.
Scherzo. 15139.
Serenade. 3365.
Slippery Ike. 20198, 27197.
Strauss march. 13970.
Sympathie. 18025.
Tesoro mio. 14039.
Trocaderos march. 20427.
Venus. 12118.
We won’t go home till morning.
21095.
25683.
11010.
17494.
11280.
10901,
Bad@ner mad’In. 25847. 9584.
Bannerweihe. 16827. Wren (The). 27672.
Barcarole. 138590, 13594. Zingara (La). 20701.
Barearolle. 8538. Cunliffe (G. B. L.) - Ho, ye that thirst.
Bonnie Ruth. 2294. 15136. :
Byzantine. 25479. Cunliffe (W.) Just a wee deoch-an-
Carnival of Venice. 10056. doris. 13195.
1888
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Cunningham (F.) Dancing fairies.
23049.
Cunningham (M.) Joy of life. 10872.
Cunningham (M. W.) Take it witha
pinch of salt. 24822.
Cunningham (P. F.) Let’s build a
bridge from your heart to mine.
28961.
Cunningham (R. E.) Eagle’s ball.
14798.
Cuppett (C. H.) My lady’s eyes.
24111.
Curatoli (G.) Indovina indovinello.
28798. |
Curci (A.) Liebesboykott. 17405.
Curlee (C. R.) I will never turn back.
15258.
Curley (M.) My Italian babe. 24108.
Currens (H.E.) Arborofroses. 2159.
Current (G.) Isle of spoon. 5828.
Currie (A. D.) King shall rejoice.
28896.
Currie (L.):
Oh! why did fate so cast my life.
19806.
On a Christmas morning. 26819.
Ringing the old year out. 27647.
Currier music co. Call of love waltzes.
30421.
Curry (A. M.) Nocturne. 3485.
Curry (Mrs. L.) When the mocking
birds are singing. 25095.
Curti (C.) Would you if I asked you.
9730.
Curti & Rowe, jr. Would you, if I
asked you. 9730.
Curtil (A.) Etudes d’ application et
de style. 2607.
Curtis (EH. de):
"A femmena. 22571.
A’ serenata mia. 22579.
Ah Vammore e che ffa fa. 22605.
Bella ea bella si. 25877.
Come back to Sorrento. 7048.
I’m ’arricordo’e te. 23554.
Maletiempa. 23929.
Nun turné. 24197.
Sciore ’e luntananza. 24568.
Sorrento maiden. 11850.
Suspir’o e primmavera. 27328.
Curtis (F. C.) Parson Johnson. 1316.
Curtis (G. B. de).
) A primma serenata. 22578.
Fiore ammennole. 23248.
Paciacchella. 24810.
Tutto rosa. 24928.
Curtis (H. A.) Entering thru the
golden gate. 7294.
Curtis (R.) Love, love, love. 23880.
Curtis (V.) Going some. 23358.
_ Curtis pub. co. Under marching orders.
14124.
| Curtiss (P. A.)
| King. 1990.
-White gifts for the
Curwen (J.) & sons, ltd.:
All in the April evening.
Alpine song. 25244.
At early dawn. 253807.
Belle gavotte & Priests march.
11202.
Benediction hymn. 22776.
Bonnie wee thing. 20852.
Bridal dance. 14556.
Chant sans paroles. 12070.
Charge of the bargain brigade.
12584.
Charge of the light brigade. 30481.
Chloe. 2391.
Christmas stockings.
Cloud (The). 20921.
Coronach. 20945.
Court dances and others. 4718.
Cradle song. 20861, 22830, 22831.
Crossing the bar. 4722.
Crusaders (The). 28189.
Dainty dancing maidens.
Dainty domestics. 10178.
Dialect songs of the north. 2518.
Dish and the spoon. 2521.
16756.
276.
28148.
Down among the dead men. 21004.
Fallen heroes. 12788.
Far away, in dwelling lowly.
28347.
Fiddler (The). 17079.
Fighting all the way. 4926.
Folk songs of many lands.
Gavotte from Mignon. 12023.
God’s almighty hand. 5017.
Good night. 23372.
Graceful measures.
4940.
10533, 10534.
Great is the Lord. 12982.
Hallelujah, power and_= glory.
22759.
Historical scenes for’ schools.
10617.
Hullo, Bill! 26096.
Hush song. 740.
Hymn tune voluntaries. 213815.
I will give thanks. 23581.
In summer woods. 26234.
Indian bride. 7870.
Jesus at Capernaum. 3049.
Join in the ranks of the King,
30571.
King Arthur.
King George.
Lady barbers. 10954.
Lamb (The). 132389.
Lancashire and Cheshire Morris
dances. 5420.
Lo! here the sabre of my father.
21882.
London bridge. 29022.
Lord is my Shepherd. 13304.
Love’s likeness. 21589.
Madcap months. 19509.
Magic key. 21611.
Magnificat and Nunc
26504.
10919.
7976.
dimittis.
1889
INDEX
Curwen (J.) & sons, 1td.—Continued.
March of triumph. 11098.
Marche aux flambeaux. 11095.
Maypole dances. 3285.
Melody in F. 11662.
Menuetto. 11203.
Mister bogie man go away.
11166.
My luve is like a red, red rose.
21744.
Nocturne. 25356.
O Father whose almighty power.
212238.
O Saviour of the world. 18583.
O saw ye bonnie Lesley? 21816.
Of a’ the airts the wind can blaw.
30660.
Oh, the summer. 11347.
Old and new. 26807.
On the banks of Allan water.
30667.
Pastime with good company.
30676.
Peasant dance. 15975.
Prayer of peace. 13696.
Reverie. 6006.
Roller skating. 24492.
Sea shell. 8983.
Secretary bird. 29751.
Selection from Faust. 10528.
Selection of old country dance
tunes. 11752.
Shepherd’s dance.
Sleep song. 29805.
Snowflakes and other songs for
children. 20202.
Song of liberty. 22153.
Song of sixpence. 16270.
16214.
Song of the girl guides. 17950.
Song of the Jolly Roger. 16272.
Song of the mosquito. 24691.
Song of the scouts. 9118.
Song of the summer. winds.
11848.
Steede! a steede! 17985.
Studies in part singing. 27308.
Summer is gone. 9206.
Sweet peas all a-growing. 22232.
Tell me where is fancy bred.
16401.
Three short pieces. 11746.
To Thee, great Lord. 22042.
Traditional nursery rhymes.
12055.
Under the maypole gay. 9456.
Viking song. 12131.
Voice production exercises for
children. 22405.
Wet sheet and a flowing sea.
9599.
Wilt thou be my dear? 22501.
You dirty boy. 9758.
Custard (F. G.) Romance in G. 3845.
Custard (R. Goss-) See Goss-Custard
(R.)
1890
a
pt. THs. ve &
Cuthbert
20022.
Cuthbertson (E.) One will remember. |
(EK.) Réverie mauresque.
Cutler (H.) Scéne de ballet. 22078.
Cutler (J. B.) Kiss in the rain.
28902.
Cutler (M.) When gray hairs take
the place of gold. 16613.
Cutter (B.): .
Daphne. 25642.
Fairy tale. 18818.
Happy hours. 19018.
Menuetto grazioso. 26591.
Mill (The) 19594.
Round dance. 20067.
Soldier’s march. 20206.
Cuttle (W.) Psalm 18. 3614.
Cutty. GWee
Kingdom of love. 13216.
Love dreams and destiny. 17446.
Sighing. 29779.
Sing me a_ song of twilight.
29789.
Cuvillier (C.):
Arme minner.
Domino-walzer.
Gigue. 17128.
Glockenspiel-lied. 28461.
Liebesgott, du kleiner schlimmer.
28967.
Lied vom lila domino. 28972.
Lila domino. 28982, 28983.
Romance. 17856.
Schmuck-lied. 29714.
Czenko (—) Andrus. 25264.
Czerny (C.) School of velocity.
29717.
Czerwinski-Zistler (—)
low. 265386.
Czerwonky (R.):
In slumberland. 28770.
Souvenir de l’ Amérique.
Twilight shadows. 30114.
Village festival. 20510, 30167.
Czibulka (—) Stephanie gavotte.
13958.
Czibulka (A.) Vision (La) 4201.
Czurda (2 Ag
27794-27799.
28225.
Marsz soko- |
20246.
Auf der rollschuhbahn. 25319.
Klinge vom Dnjepr. 26333.
Dabney (F.) Haytianrag. 27714 (65). |
Dabney (F. T.):
Anoma. 60.
Oh you angel. 5799, 6648 (96).
Porto Rico. 13869.
Dacre (H.) Home in my heart for
you. 7644.
Daddy’s boy. 16964.
Dimon (Der) 19809.
Daffuer (H.) Sonate. 23088.
Dagenais (R. F.) I never loved an- |
other girl as I love you. 13064.
Dagenais & Dagenais. I never loved |
another girl as I love you. 13064.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Dagenback (KK.) Mary came back.
23962.
Dahl (E.)
19541.
Dahlquist (A.) My beautiful home on
high. 1140.
Dahm) (P.) :
Best’est gal I ever knew. 2268.
Good-bye to you Miss Liberty.
2770.
Just one kiss and then good bye.
892, 53878.
Wild azaleas. 14266.
Daigle (B. L.)
Dailey (D.) Partners. 15961, 25197
194
Margaret’s cradle song.
(194).
Dailey (E. V.)
29290.
Dailey (KF. A.):
Little ships in the air. 29009.
Where do all the daisies go. 20614.
Dailey (J. A.) Come into the garden
My pale face queen.
dearie. 7052, 14319 (47).
Dailey (J. G.) Saloonless nation in
1920. 20095.
Dakin (M.) Auntie. 4460.
D’Albert (F. E.) One-thirty-five. 1275.
Dalbey (L. M.) MHeartsease. 15111.
Dalbey (P.) Spoony night. 27278.
Dalbey music co.:
Heartsease. 15111.
Princess Kip. 16039.
Redondo. 13729.
D’Albret (C.):
Chimes of love.
Life preserver.
(148).
Merry maiden.
Daleroze (EK. Jaques-)
Dalcroze (E.)
2390.
8055, 19419, 25197
8284, 8285.
See Jaques-
Dale (C.) Vesta waltzes. 12127.
Dale (F.) In a Cornish kitchen.
26214.
Dale (G.) I wonder if she’ll meet me
in that city far away. 15260.
Dale (H.) Fireside memory. 4928.
Dale (J.):
I have come through the ages to
you. 10682.
Leaving means returning. 8022.
Dale (M.):
My Kansas Sunflower Bell. 15772.
There is a little log cabin on the
homestead. 24862.
Dale (W. T.) Harp of glory. 2818.
Daley (M.):
Chanticleer barn dance. 10088.
Oh, the women. 8563.
Slumber song. 11816.
Tee-ter totter. 9294.
Daley ‘(W.):
Freshie. 4959.
How’d you like to be a birdman.
5174.
Summer time and you dearie. 6271.
Daley (W.)—Continued.
You’re the girl that stands out
from the rest. 6634.
Dallin (A.) Half time glide. 15071.
Dallinger (R.) They never met again.
164387.
Dalton (E. B.):
Prelude and etude. 243899.
Rocking song. 8877.
Dalton (H.):
In-dee-ann-ou. 23616.
Meadow lark. 38288.
Spooks. 22189.
Dalton (L.):
Summer girls. 16342.
Valley of dream. 4154.
Daly (J.) From sandland to the
moon. 23291.
Daly) Giz ME}:
Arizona Mary. 6758.
Bell song. 20828.
Chicken reel. 4656.
Daly’s reel. 14707.
Every little moment. 21071.
Gee! ain’t it great to be home.
T4AT.
Get over Sall. 17121.
Had I but known. 21221.
I’d like to have you like me. 21321.
I got you Steve. 28653.
Vll wait for you ’till the cows
come home. 15215.
I’ve been longing. 21355.
Light of my life. 21535.
Man, the maid and cupid.
Mandy Lou. 5563.
My love is growing deeper every
day. 83885.
21625.
Nora my Irish queen. 5754.
Pitter patter. 3576.
Poinsetta. 5916.
Popping corn. 3596.
Roses and violets. 22041.
Sparkling eyes. 17970, 20261.
Spoony moon. 9152.
That daffy rag. 18054.
There’s a_ girl for every boy.
22292.
There’s nothing like a mother’s
love. 18068.
Dalzell (E.):
Breath of violets. 18473.
I’ll be your sister. 26186.
Damare (—) Wren (The).
Dame in rot. 27650, 29562,
29889, 30475.
Dameck (H. von):
Four transcriptions. 7115.
Millers tochter. 13478.
Damenparadies (Das). 28988.
Damerell (S. J.) Follow your leader.
283881.
Damice. (2. A.) :
Eva. 4883..
Spooning. 6233.
27672.
29888,
1891
INDEX
Damm (P.F.) Friend in need. 10425.
Damon (EH. M.) 'Triumerei’s the tune
for me. 9-409.
Damrosch (W.) Spanish gypsie girl
chorus. 16728 (19).
Dana (Henshaw) Edenland. 4380 (27).
Dana (Hollis) School hymnal. 8970.
Dana (Mrs. I. C. B.) Edenland.
4380 (27).
Danaides. 29706.
Danela (C.):
Barearolle. 4502.
Berceau (Le). 16845.
Berceuse. 18414.
Delight of love.
Minuet. 38381.
Résignation. 20013.
Romance. 6037.
Romance et bolero. 29638.
Souvenir (Le) 20244.
Trois morceaux de salon. 28160.
12 melodious studies. 16970.
Dandridge (M. BE.) Song of the ar-
row. 22156.
Danforth (H. J.)
4380 (85).
D’Angelo (S. R.) Hero march. 696.
Dangerfield (M.) Will you love me
when I’m old. 6568.
Danglas (J.) Amour gy éveille.
16771, 18298.
Danhauser (A.)
6199, 30756.
Danican-Philidor (F. A.):
Air de Julien. 2102.
Ariette de Justine. 2162.
Romance de la bergére dans Sancho
Panca. 20089.
Daniderft (L.):
Alza manolita. 12394.
Berceuse' tendre. 9957,
25392.
En quatre-vingt-treize. 2589.
Grand frisé. 23395, 23396.
Karmi. 23711.
Madrilefia (La). 17476, 289138.
Maman Victoire. 3257.
Micaélla mia. 26607.
Daniel. 28161.
Daniel (R.) Ill never love you more.
5213.
Daniels (A. L.) I love you, yes, I
love you. 238552.
Daniels (C. N.):
Bye and bye.
2503.
Wavelet (The)
14376,
Solféo de los solféos.
22782,
6930, 14819 (40).
Every day. 28820.
Fare thee, Lizzie Lee. 18827,
22562 (61).
Have you a little fairy in your
home. 28541.
I think of home and mother when
it’s Christmas time. 28702.
In the valley where I said good-
bye to Sally. 10816.
Dt tir, peseey 6
Daniels (C. N.)—Continued.
Only pal I ever had came from
’Frisco town. 17705, - 22562
(106).
Texas. 14042.
That’s what you get for getting
married. 2072 (184).
When Bob White married Jenny
Wren. 6509.
Daniels (H. M.)
thorns to roses.
Daniels (M. W.):
Eastern song. 17029.
Fields o’ Ballyclare. 2651.
Villa of dreams. 16524.
Voice of my beloved. 18145.
Daniels (W. H.) Grandfather’s fair-
ies. 28497.
Danks (H. P.):
Benedictus in HE flat. 12359 (8).
Cantate Domino. 12359 (T).
Father whate’er of earthly bliss.
12359 (20).
Gloria in excelsis. 12859 (22).
Gloria patri. 9782 (5).
Guide me O Thou great Jehovah.
9782 (7).
Jubilate. 4880 (49), 6648 (22),
9782 (9).
My God permit me not. 12859 (40).
Paraphrase on Silver threads
among the gold. 5862, 8651.
Pitying Savior look with blessing.
12359 (48).
Silver threads among the gold.
16224, 20176, 20177, 27175.
Te Deum in G. 4880 (80).
Dann (H.):
Glee club songs. 25928.
Wreck of the Hesperus. 30332.
Danning (C.) Kan du glemme gamle
I will change your
23579.
Norge. 38074.
Dansie (R.):
Come unto these yellow sands.
28098.
Meditation. 29142.
Myself when young. 23301.
Reverie. 29615.
Where the bee sucks. 30271.
Danz (lL. J.) Forget-me-not. 25869.
Daphnis et Chloé. 370. z
Darcieux (F.) Néel bressan. 11287.
Girl who loved him
17592.
Darden (S. M.)
best. 238334.
Dare (O.) Motorman’s plea.
Darewski (H. EH.) jr.:
All together. 14358. ;
Come again through Lover’s Lane.
18587.
Come on, Josephine. 22982.
Dearie, good-bye. 7155.
Down goes that brick wall. 12711.
Down in jungle town. 21009.
Everything she knew she learnt
from mother. 30486.
1892 2
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Darewski (H. E.) jr.—Continued.
Ev'ry little flower has a sweet-
heart. 23201.
For I love only you.
Hennessy. 695.
I can’t help being a love-sick coon.
23525.
I’m going home. 23556.
If you should see a dandy coon.
23602.
In the days gone by. 30568.
7399.
In your old sunbonnet. 17312.
Mamie May. 11083.
Oklahoma. 19810.
Petite dame de métro. 15989,
17788.
Send me back te Glasgie. 27129.
Solomon’s trombone. 27216.
When the drums begin to roll.
25092.
Where's
25106.
You are my sunbeam. 12320.
Darewski (M.):
the other
Golden shadows. 21191.
Goo-goo. 23365.
Darien (J.) Simplement pour une
femme. 1574.
Darimont (J.):
Escapade (Une) 2602.
Menuet. 1081, 3315.
Daris (—) Marche rouge. 29109.
Daris (J.):
Chanson du tzigane. 6971.
Deux sous d’ muguet. 4789.
Marche rouge. 29109.
P’tit nénmesse. 8767.
Régiment chante. 8823.
Darke (H. E.):
In the bleak midwinter. 10808.
Lamb (The). 5419.
Shepherd (The). 61387.
Spring. 6239.
Darke (R.) My little. Billiken boy.
13511.
Darley-Meredith music co.
our empire. 18856.
Darling of Paris. 11159, 12359 (90).
D’Armond (I.) I will save my love
Flag of
and kisses all for you. 781, 2072
(120).
Darnley (Countess of) Content.
14674.
Darrel (——) Ever lovin’ kid.
Darrow (A. P.)
Plays. 16650.
Darrow (W.) When you smile all
the while. 16644.
23595.
Darwinian (The)
Date (H.):
All taken away. 9813.
All the world for Jesus. 9815.
Answer yes to Jesus. 9843.
Army of no retreat. 12430.
AS many as received him. 9861.
7316.
Where the river
littie girl.
Date (H.)—Continued.
Believe it, receive it. 9942.
Go forward Christian soldier.
10486.
God’s promise is enough for me.
10504.
Grand old book. 10540.
He may never pass your way
again. 10584.
Heart like thine. 10594.
Help to carry the good news on.
10603.
His spirit answers. 10616.
I always find the blessing. 10661.
I’m a pilgrim. 10703.
I will follow anywhere. 10737.
I will obey. 10740.
Lost sheep. 11045.
Love of Jesus in my soul. 11053.
Nothing too hard. 11294.
On Calvary’s hill. 11362.
One little moment. 11377.
Onward Christian soldiers. 11390.
Pentecostal hymns. 11448.
Room at the front. 11627.
Sing it and tell it. 11797.
Somebody loves you. 11828.
Trophy of His grace. 12065.
We can if we will. 12179.
What a Savior is mine. 12201.
Without measure. 12294.
You could not help loving my
Savior. 12322.
You must do something with
Jesus. 12330.
D’Atri (R.) See Atri (R. d’)
Daubitz (P.) Still. 1663.
Daudet (A.) Aux petits enfants.
22712.
Daugherty (A. H.):
Dance of the flower girls. 7120.
Swinging in the garden. 9252.
Daugherty (L.) Mother’s' voice.
19640.
Daughtry (O.) Out of the _ deep.
19867.
Dauterich (W.):
Eyes of gray. 2626.
It takes a girl like you to win a
boy like me. 15338.
Love me until the end. 11052.
Sweetheart Mayme there’s none
like you. 9247.
Dauterich & Pendlebury:
It takes a girl like you to win a
boy like me. 15333.
Love me until the end. 11052.
Dauvergne (——) Premier air de
Margot. 8746.
Dauziger (R.) So ein nettes kleines
frauchen. 16248.
Davenport (A.) Evening song.
Davenport (A. B.):
March hymn. 17486.
Unity. 9461, 14133.
18806.
1893
INDEX
Dt. TRE, eee Wb
Davenport (D.) For dreaming’s sake.
7397.
Davenport (Ix.) If you will love me
dearly. 5275, 9782 (47).
Davey (H. E.) Heroes of the stock-
yard fire. 5135.
Davey (J.) Where are our friends
to-night. 22475.
David (W.):
All change for Llanfairfechan.
14344.
I can fancy my Nancy. 10667.
I want to sing in opera. 19165.
I went to sleep again. 21368.
In spooning-time. 15295.
Meet me in Kellyland. 11123.
Nursie-nursie. 3455.
Pick me a nice one. 8692.
Seaside swank. 22089.
Silly ass. 22114.
Sweet Kathleen. 3975.
They’re all single by the seaside.
12016.
Twins (The). 16482.
Waltz, waltz, waltz. 6467.
We all went to Leicester square.
20556.
What will be, will be. 6507.
When Mr. Smith was in and Mrs.
Smith was out. 14235.
When you see me dance the min-
uet. 27625.
You’ve got to sing in rag-time.
276938.
Davidson (H. W.) I love you little
girl. 19141.
Davidson (W. T.)
Davie (W. M.):
Love me even in your dreams. 1003.
Till I change your name. 9381.
Davies (A. L. E.) Danse aux Jaba-
wauks. 4757.
Davies (C. N.):
Mother. 13470.
Without thee. 16680.
Davies (E. J.) Saviour let me follow
thee. 1508.
Davies (EH. T.):
Chant du ruisseau. 247.
Contentment. 322.
Danse pastorale.
Memory’s paradise.
Menuet d’été. 1083.
Davies (G. A.) If you owned an aero-
plane. 5274.
Davies (H. W.):
Birds of Bethlehem. 169.
Five sayings of Jesus. 18855.
Hark the glad sound. 28581.
Magnificat and Nune_ dimittis.
13345.
O thou that hearest prayer. 24225.
Solemn melody. 380755.
Davies (J. H.) Somebody’s waiting on
the corner for me. 11829.
Elk’s song. 7285.
368.
11136.
Davies (R. H.) Somebody’s waiting
on the corner for me. 11829.
Davin (CW. EL)*
Amants (Les). 22643.
Baby walk. 253835.
Davis (A.) Where southern roses
twine. 380270.
Davis (Arthur):
Labor omnia vincit. 21502.
Scout patrol song. 8981.
Two three-fold amens. 24934.
Vesper. 18134.
Davis (A. A.):
Five hundred mile race. 18854.
Mary Maytime and me. 17504.
Davis (A. S.) How he got it. 26090.
Davis. (C2 Lye
Drowsy land. 12722.
I’d like to take a chance with you.
26116.
I used to be lonesome ’till I found
you. 768.
Mandy come out in the pale moon-
light. 138865:
Pretty Montezuma maid. 26974.
Davis (D.) Strike for your country.
6263.
Davis (E.B.) Italian O Marie. 19264.
Davis (Ee as
In the dim twilight. 5297.
Little footprints. 19489.
Davis (F. B.) Meet me Carrie, meet
me. 26558.
Davis (F. M.) Sure refuge. 9223.
Davis (F. P.) Why don’t Santa Claus
come here. 30291.
Davis (G. Ade-) See Ade-Davis (G.)
Davis (G. E.):
For I have asked your dad. 14907.
It was just before the ball. 15834.
Davis (G. L.) My creole Sue. 3380,
15756, 19672.
Davis (H. S.) Take me back to my
old homestead. 27354.
Davis (a)
Back again with the old folks.
27846.
Oh, that beautiful flower song. 5797.
Summer days of old. 27318.
Davis (Mrs. J.) Howhegotit. 26090.
Davis (J. A.) Sweet Maggie Maguire.
24806.
Davis’ (3-2
Canzona. 25648, 25649.
Caprice. 216.
Fantasia and fugue. 7337.
If but ’twere mine. 7794, 13092.
Davis (J. H.) Some variations on the
Londonderry air. 3886.
Davis (J. J.) When our dads were in
their prime. 1965.
Davis (J. P.) Dovey. 25694.
Davis (J. W.) Day dreams. 12678.
Davis (K.) Quest that shall not fail.
16059. .
1894
|
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INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Davis (M.) Poinsetta. 5916.
Davis (M. A.) When the rhododen-
dron blooms in Goshen Pass. 9644.
Davis (M. A. E.) Arbutus. 22676.
Davis (R. H.) Voix d@’amour. 16540.
Davis (S.) In the park, after dark.
28789.
Davis (T.) pseud. See Malotte (A. H.)
mavis (W.):
Don’t forget to write, John. 4806.
I never get nothing on Christmas
time. 5282.
If anybody asks you where I am.
10757.
Monkey rag. 11173.
Davis (W. S.) He never will let me
go. 679.
Davoren (L.)
Dayvson (G.):
By the druid’s altar. 2324.
Druid’s prayer. 10294.
Saints and sinners. 13799, 25197
(210).
Dawden (T. F.) Accompaniments to
responses on G. 14827.
Dawes (HE. B.) That Alabama rag.
30000.
Reunion. 22011.
Dawson (C.) Triumph of peace.
24920, 24921.
Dawson (G.) Saints and _ sinners.
27098.
Dawson (G. J.) La danza. 4761.
Mawson (H. A.) I. O. M. parade.
13065.
Dawson (M.) Dream so sweet and
far. 225.
Dawson (R.) Just because I’ve
turned from him away. 5376.
Dawson (R. K.) Panama. 13642,
136438.
Dawson (S.):
Marjorie, ma chérie. 23954.
Shadows of evening. 24608.
Dawson (W. H.) Land where all
sweethearts are true. 28929.
Day (A. J.) Then the girls all ran
to kiss me. 4040.
Day (F.):
My Filipino baby. 26690.
My queen of Pygmy land. 18528.
Will you love me just the same.
12284.
Day (H.):
Night on Lake Hustis. 24168.
Ocklawaha waltzes. 29371.
ay (J. M.) Along the shore.
Deacon (C.):
Love’s morning song. 3209.
Purple lilae. 5962.
Since love is mine. 24629.
Tristesse (La). 1814.
Dean (H.) Will you be thinking of
me. 30302.
Dean (HB. C.) I am pining to-night.
7688.
14361.
Dean (FE. S.):
Battle song. 14463.
I will live for Jesus.
We thank Thee.
Dean (F.) »Rosalie.
Dean (G. Q.)
Deane (B. L.)
Deane (EF. W.)
18670.
Deane (P.)
Deasy (C.):
Loyal order of moose.
Only one dear. 26834.
De Backer (N.) See Backer (N. de)
Debefve (J.) Chant desinondés. 4649.
De Blone (A.):
Among the daffodils.
Crabs crawl. 20948.
Vera dear. 24988.
De Breville (G.):
Corisande. 20944.
Song of the Indian mother. 17951.
Vision. 4199, 4200, 123859 (110),
22401.
Debroux (J.):
Six fugues.
21369.
16579.
29654.
Send a kiss. 26396.
Cupid’s waltz. 18648.
Day dream waltz.
Shut-eye road. 6149.
23892.
27767.
15458.
Sonate en si mineur. 518.
Sonate en sol majeur. 1617.
Sonate en ut mineur. 733.
Debussy (C.):
Album de six morceaux choisis.
22614.
Andante du quatuor. 4427.
Ballet. 4780.
Bon pasteur. 25428.
Cathédrale engloutie. 227, 2861.
Chambre magique. 18532, 18533.
Children’s corner. 12592, 12593,
14625.
Cloches (Les) 20920.
Collines d’Anacapre. 16982.
Comes the spring. 14665.
Cortége. 4707.
Cour des lys. 18626.
D’un cahier d’esquisses. 7110.
Danseuses de Delphes. 14716.
Deuxiéme arabesque. 4790, 12357.
En bateau. 4859.
Enfant prodigue. 4857.
Hommage 4 Haydn. 10630.
Laurier blessé. 19379.
Martyrede Saint-Sébastien. 17502,
265388, 26539.
Menuet. 5624.
Petite piéce. 1335, 1336.
Velleas et Mélisande. 26908, 26909.
Petite piéce pour clarinette. 5898.
Prélude cortége et air de danse.
1874.
Prélude de Enfant prodigue. 5937.
Premiére arabesque. 5938, 12355.
Premiére rhapsodie. 29529, 29530.
Romance. 22028.
Trois ballades. 10216, 10217.
12 piéces pour orgue. 10218.
1895
INDEX
pt; Ti, Wes; Vv. S
Debussy Réverie du_ soir.
22015.
De Cairos-Rego (R.) See Cairos-Rego
(R. de)
CONV 3)
De Calmouties (G. M.) ‘Lips of fire.
28986.
De Carmont (C.) Village blacksmith.
9525.
De Carteret (W. G. S.) Children
coasting. 18555.
De Casella (J.):
Dawn of hope. 7189.
Dreaming of home. 25706.
De Cauldwell (W. G.):
Dreaming in the garden of roses.
10283.
In the pathway of roses.
Decevee (E. J.):
Barnard groups. 25359.
Oh, come, let us sing. 11336.
Decker (W.) Erste unterricht im vio-
linspiel. 25766.
Decker (Z. N.) I’ve the dearest little
girl. 28708.
De Costa (H.):
Down old Indiana way. 4818.
Smile awhile. 20197.
De Coster (P. D.):
Berceuse. 12498.
Mabel. 1018.
My evening star.
Decourcelle (P.):
Abeilles et bourdons. 25204.
Accordée de village. 16734, 27726.
Air de danse. 18269, 25222, 27740.
Aux Alpes. 27828, 27829.
Canzonetta. 25495.
Chochotte. 16916.
Czimbalum-marsch. 25624.
Enfants sont des chérubins. 28295,
28296.
First kiss.
Joyeuse polka. 28860.
Juerga gitana. 5368.
Légende. 28945.
Little song. 26439.
15305.
1145.
25833.
Menuet des muscadins. 26587.
Nicette. 29321.
O mon cher passé. 26778, 29355,
19356.
Oiseau bleu. 29391.
On avait dit. 19827, 19828.
Pavane. 26898, 29474.
Petite marionette. 26919.
Quanto si bella. 3636, 16055.
Réve. 29609.
Romance. 29636, 29637.
Salut 4 Milan. 27100.
Sans souci. 29695.
Séparation. 29757.
Serenatella. 29765.
Souvenir. 29875.
Sur un fil @ or. 29950.
7énus triumphatrix. 30152.
Viens. loin du bridge. 16521.
1896
De Crescenzo (C.) See Crescenzo
(C. de)
De Crescenzo (V.) See Crescenzo
(V. de)
De Crévecoeur (L.) See Crévecoeur
(L. de)
Dédé (EH.):
Abeilles et bourdons. 25204.
Czimbalum-marsch, 25624.
Dee (A. G.) King carnival march.
19.
Dee (M. F.) Missouri. 29189.
Deely (B.):
He never never said good-bye.
26034, 27714 (64). |
I may look foolish. 7750.
Let’s go out on a jamboree. —
15447, 27714 (96).
De Hstrez (St. G.) See Hstrez (St. -
G. de)
Defesch (W.):
Sonata en ré-mineur. 102238.
Tu fai la superbetta. 27459.
De Flagny (A.) See Flagny (A. de).
De Flagny (L.) See Flagny (L. de). .
De Forest (H.) Forgive and forget.
18887.
De Forest-Anderson (M.)
son (M. de F.)
Degen (F.) Praktische zither-lehrer.
19962.
Degeyter (—) Theinternational. 5322. |
De Groff (EH. V.) The wavelet. 4880
(85).
De Hastfer (—) Conversation waltz.
30364 (64), 30446.
Dehnhoff (K.) Accomack. 25209.
Dehnhoff (N.) Heimweh. 28567.
Deigendesch (K.):
Ave maris stella. 12449.
Offertorium. 15880.
Sieben Pange lingua.
De Jong (N.):
A ma financée. 18247.
In the moonlight. 7854.
Wait and see. 20582.
De Koven (R.):
Adown the woodland way. 25212.
Autumn’s hour. 2187.
Beau sabreur. 27876.
Dewdrop (The). 25670.
Dream of love. 12716.
Gentlemanly brigand. 284381.
Good-night. 7502.
See Ander- |
14787.
In carnival time. 5286.
Little red rose. 8087.
Love waltz. 29054.
Love’s prayer. 3212.
Marie. 29112.
Miraculous cure. 29185.
Modern banditti. 29196.
Sea shell telephone. 29737.
Soldier’s song. 29831.
Three roses. 27424.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
De Koven (R.)—Continued.
To all my songs. 93898.
Wedding trip. 30216, 30217, 30823.
With trumpet and drum. 6581.
World’s best music. 27671.
Delafield (EK. T.) Wait till the roses
bloom dear. 18152.
Delafosse (L.):
Arpége. 6756.
Fleur que je désire.
J’irai sur les chemins.
Mes baisers. 11152.
Mon ame. 11170.
Valse. 10225.
Delaney (H.) My little Irish blue
eyes of love. 8381.
De Lano (C. S.) Medley of national
airs. 29145.
Delano (S. D.)
tree. 24949.
De Lapp (J. H.)
love like you.
De Lara (A.):
Light of my heart. 17413.
Night and day. 15828.
Delavan (J. H.) Dreamland. 28254.
Delavan (M. 8S.) Rockbye, O dearie.
13756.
10390.
10848.
Under the old elm
There’s none that I
16434.
Delbriick (G.) Berceuse. 18418.
Del Campiglio (P. F.):
Choral mass. 7003, 28032.
Moonlight. 11176.
Delehanty (D. W.) Bridal tour of
Panama. 14557.
De Leon (W.):
Before you are old. 14481, 18244.
Campus (The) 2340, 16885,
22873, 22874.
Campus waltzes. 27714 (40).
Girl that likes me. 14962, 18244
(59).
How-de-do. 15160, 17214, 18244
(65).
I leave it to you.
18244 (67), 26128.
Lily and the rose.
(70).
Make your neighbors happy too.
8191.
On the ballroom floor.
18244 (79).
Pipe and_ stein
18244 (81).
Same old love.
18244 (83).
Spooks. 16297, 18244 (87).
Try and make your neighbors
happy too. 16470, 18100, 18244
(90), 30095.
Waltzes. 27562.
Delery (J. C.) That kiss of love.
14051.
Delibes (C. P. L.):
Intermezzo. 4782.
15204, 17233,
15466, 18244
15915,
16005,
16153, 17891,
song.
rc
Delibes (C. P. L.)—Continued.
Mazurka from ballet Coppélia.
7162.
Passepied du Roi s’amuse.
Roi s’amuse. 27054.
Valse lente. 23078.
De Lisa (N.) See Lisa (N. de)
2502.
Delius (F.):
An meines herzens kénigin. 2139.
Brigg fair. 22840.
Ciel est par dessus le toit. 2407.
Heimkehr. 2888.
Il pleure dans mon coeur. 2969.
Indisches liebeslied. 3010.
Liebesphilosophie. 3150.
Lune blanche. 3226.
Romeo und Julia auf dem dorfe.
3709.
Songs of sunset. 24708.
Dell (G. E.) Grieving. 18994.
Dellafield (H.):
Amour d’une marionette.
Dance of the fawns. 7119.
Radcliffe march. 27004.
Dellers (W.) In Hungarian style.
19212.
Delmar music co., ltd.:
Down in the meadows where the
daisies grow. 421.
It’s the rink every evening for
mine. 7903.
Oh you rag. 5802.
Some rag. 6201.
You’re the sweetest girl in all this
world to me. 2051.
Delmarter (J. E.):
Baptism for service. 25357.
Fling out the banner. 25844.
Say not to-morrow. 27114.
6727.
So should you. 27207.
To the front. 4085.
Vesper hymn. 275382.
De Lora (L.)
4824, 18741.
Delormel (H.):
Coeur tzigane.
Hatez-vous d’aimer. 15090.
Joueuse de balles. 885.
Tu ne sauras jamais. 4123, 9431.
You, you sous les bambous. 2054,
Delormel et cie. Je vous aime et j’en
meurs. 10851.
Del Riego (T.):
Awakening (The).
Dream pictures. 4823,
25560, 25561.
2198.
Hayfields and butterflies. 7592.
Oriana. 24294.
Red rose wooed the white rose.
8820.
Songs of the ship. 11847.
Your picture. 18236.
De Luca (L.) See Luca (1. de)
Delune (L.):
Six petits riens. 12682.
Six piéces 4 chanter. 2504.
1897
26596—12——10
EE Se ie ee
INDEX
pt iy me Ss -v."6
De Luxe music co.:
Humoreske. 28616.
Love and roses. 8123.
Rosary. 16119.
Delvard (M.) Vieilles chansons de
France. 4191.
Del Vecchio (G.) See Vecchio (G. del)
Del Vecho (J. H.):
American aviator.
Evening. 7312.
Live wire. 17482.
Old Black Rock. 29894.
De Maharb. See Braham (EH.)
Demangate (C.):
Jesus lead me through the shad-
ows. 288438.
Shells of the sea. 20160.
Ten o’clock. 203854.
De Mar (N.) Mister moon, I’m in
love with you. 1102.
6723.
Demare (H.) Lark (The). 28931.
Demarest (C.):
Canzona. 16889.
Day of resurrection. 7141.
Festival finale. 7369.
Festival postlude. 7371.
De Matteo (F.):
Roberto Bracco. 16103.
Sentimentale (La). 24581.
Demersseman (—). Fantaisie suisse.
501.
Demets (E.):
A la cour. 2075.
Agréable lecon. 2099.
Ballade. 45389.
Barearolle. 6822.
Burlesque. 2319.
Caprice caractéristique. 14591.
Chanson triste. 2376.
Clair de lune. 2411.
Coeur virginal. 288.
Coins de Séville. 28068.
Croquis. 28133.
Danse. 4865.
Danse birmane. 7125, 25637.
Decourcelle (P.) En _ badinant.
28285.
HKntraves d’amour. 28299.
lots, palmes, sables. 18874.
Frére Jacques. 14928.
Immortelle tendresse.
Légende. 28946.
Lied. 24558.
Little mouse. 38175.
Marcietta. 3267.
Mauresque. 38280.
Ne parle pas. 1188.
Nocturne. 5748.
Nuit pesait sur ma _ paupiére.
29340.
Vin de Chiraz. 19785.
Petite valse. 3569.
Quatuor. 18814.
Ressouvenance.
2978.
1430.
1898
Demets (H.)—Continued.
Réves evanouis. 16090.
Romance. 3708.
Ronde. 38720.
Rondel de Vadieu. 29649-29651.
Rossignol-en-amour. 20063.
Solitude. 16254.
Sourires et larmes. 13930.
Style ancien. 3952.
Tarentelle. 4008.
De Miero (R.) See Miero (R. de)
Demme (M.) ‘Traum (Der) der rose.
1811.
De Mont (F.) Keit and De Mont
oriental dance. 21482.
De Moss (L. K.) <A prayer. 3602.
Dempsey (—) Sweet old rose. 3980.
Dempsey (H.):
Nobody likes a fat man. 8488.
Single blessedness. 9057.
Dempsey (S. Ll.) Everybody rests
but mother. 23200.
Den Dyck (G. van) See Van den Dyck
(G.) |
Deneke (C.) Dort, wo die biume
rauschen. 2538. |
De Neuville (G.) La sonnette. 9182.
Denison (C. M.) Someone. 22146. |
Denison (O.B.) Frenzied French. 12849. |
Denisty (C.): |
Au seuildeVamour. 27817, 27818. |
Floraison. 28258, 23259, 25850.
Denmark (C. van) See Van Denmark |
(Ge) |
Dennan (P. E.) Gayest of the gay. |
14944. |
Dennée (C.):
Dearest. 25660. |
Je pense & toi. 20703 (27).
Mazurka in D. 20708 (81).
Octave study in G. 21827.
Preparatory exercises in octave |
playing. 21955. i
Progressive studies in octave play- |
ing. 21969. |
Dennée (C. F.):
Danse moderne. 12359 (11).
Deuxiéme mazurka. 12359 (18). |
Je pense 4 toi. 20703 (27).
Mazurka in D. 207038 (31).
Slumber song. 12359 (46).
Sonatina. 20220-20223.
Dennerlein (J.) Violoncell-schule. |}
. 1889. y
Denney (H.) Chimes novelty rag.j
43880 (104). |
Denney (M.) Lovers’ dream. 19484./|
Denni (L.): |
All for you, dear. 20724.
Candied cherries. 25486.
Ching-a-ling-a-loo. 16915. f
Hob-gob-gob-o-lin-man. 26069.
Love me like daddy loved ma.|
21580.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—_Dec., 1911
Denni (L.)—Continued.
Oceana roll. 5784, 22562 (104).
One of them things. 17702.
Dennis (A. N.) Let’s go through the
air to the North pole. 15449.
Dennis (J. N.):
Rosie my rose-bud queen. 20062.
Since my honey’s gone away.
246380.
Were I with thee to-night. 20568.
Dennis (L.) Ching-a-ling-a-loo. 10096.
Dennison (C. M.) My rosary of
dreams 25197 (176).
Denno (B.) Kiss me good bye and I
will go. 10927.
Denny (F.) Jacob’s vision. 3042.
Denny (H.) Cheese and crackers. 18547.
Denny (J. A.) Buzzy bee. 4617.
Denslier (F. A.) She was not the
maiden for me. 17910.
Densmar (R. A.) Marionettes waltz.
21641.
Densmore (J. H.):
April. 12420.
Lamb (The). 18240.
Time I’ve lost in wooing. 22818.
Denton (G.) When the springtime
flowers bloom. 12233.
Denton (G. M.) Massillonian march.
13395.
Denton, Cother & Daniels. Lake
breezes. S008.
D’Entremont (H. L.):
Love’s the game I like to play.
11054.
Our golden wedding day. 17718.
Songs I heard in childhood. 3908.
Denver (J.):
If forgiving is forgetting. 21882.
Lorna Lee and I. 11042.
Denys (J. B.) Amitié. 14370.
Denza (L.):
Fuggimi. 14935.
Message from heaven. 5689.
Occhi di fata. 8531.
Se. 24571.
Swaying. 11933.
’Tis June. 6858.
Torna. 9404, 12053.
Trip to Mt. Vesuvius. 1813.
De Pearsall (F. L.) Good Christian
men. 25946.
De Pette (A. E. van)
Pette (A. E.)
De Pew (G. G.) Through the glen
with my sweetheart for me. 16447.
De Pew & Stephens. Through the glen
with my sweetheart for me. 16447.
De Pierce (H.) I love the girl my
father loved. 7719.
Depret (M.) Mai. 5558.
Deprez (D. A.) 4 cantiques. 2507.
De Prosse (A.) Warbling in the woods.
27566.
Dequin (L.)
See Van de
30694.
18
Quebec-Montreal.
| Desai (U. L.) Hindu music.
|
|
Konig Nornegast.
De Reef (R. E.):
Children’s day service.
Manger babe. 26513.
Six Easter carols. 7166.
Dermody (N.) Oh sweetheart mine.
11323, 19802.
Derry (W. C.)
ing. 380006.
Derwin (J. J.):
Dream of the circus. 10279.
Galop di concert. 104438.
Inspiration. 10824.
Out in a canoe. 11409.
Des knaben wunderhom. 7912, 16193,
16570.
12594.
That funny little feel-
2858.
Desberger (J.) and A-D-E.
25298.
Deserters (The). 1254.
Deschermeier (J.):
Hiserne weltr.
A-R-C
23161.
23745.
Parting reverie. 8655.
) Pantin d@’ amour.
Désiré (P.)
Desmoulins (
8646.
Desmoulins (R.):
All6, mademoiselle. 22680.
Cacaouette. 2332.
Chapeau 4 la main. 12582.
Coralie. 28118.
Mam/’zelle Marion. 29095.
Valse commence. 20477.
Desplanes (G. A.) Intrada. 19246.
Despommier (V.):
Christmas lullaby.
Rainy day. 29569.
Why are the roses so wan in hue.
28050.
30289.
Dessau (B.):
Gavotte. 10448.
Menuett. 11141.
Priludium. 11503.
Sarabande. 11702.
Variationen. 20494.
De Stefano (G.):
Croce rossa.
Danube waves.
Eco mandolinisti.
Fiore qd’ autunno.
Love’s experiment.
Lucia di Lammermoor.
Norma. 20825.
Perla di rugiada.
Sérénade d’ autrefois.
Sogno dorato. 221387.
Traviata (La) 22886.
83-stelle del oriente. 22558.
De Stein (E. S.) Enchanted boat. 17087.
20950.
20962.
21037.
21106.
15533.
20993.
21910.
24589.
Det (E.) Lost affection. 15511.
Det & Van Sand. Lost affections.
auriay ee
De Talworth (R.) Thelma. 24858.
Detloff (R.) Souvenir. 13938.
Dettman (F.) 9 lieder ftir eine alt-
stimme. 14743.
99
INDEX
pt. OMS, v.06.
Deuel (W. C.) Sleepy land. 6180.
Deutsch (H.) Icare. 28723.
Deutscher musik verlag:
Freudiges wiedersehen. 12850.
Frohlicher wanderer. 12856.
Friihlings-reigen. 12861.
Tatjana. 14019.
Deutscher singerbund
215380.
Deux sérénades.
Devaux (J.):
Chanson d’avril. 6967.
Chant du matin. 6975.
Confidences (Les) 7064.
Danse des sorciéres. 7127.
Danse villageoise. 7128.
Joyeuse entrée. 7936.
Nuit dans la forét. 8504.
Reine du bal. 88380.
Réves du passé. 20023.
De Ventadom (B.) See Ventadom (B.
de)
De Venter (J. W. van)
ter (J. W.)
De Vere (A.)
flies. 23044.
De Vere (B.) You'll miss your loving
baby. 380348.
De Vere (J.) If mother could only
De Vere (G.) Sweet little girl-e-o. 9235.
see me now. 2961.
De Ville (P.):
liederbuch.
398.
See Van Ven-
Dance of the butter-
Bells and cathedral chimes, 12493.
Casket of jewels. 10059.
Fifteen studies. 7171.
Major and minor scales in all
keys. 8189.
Progressive major and minor
seales. 115381.
Twenty operatic melodies. 7172.
Twenty progressive exercises.
alti:
De Villers (R.) Our cotton carnival.
15938.
De Vito (J.) Come with me to night
to Loveland. 12681.
De Von (F.) She’s my little Katy
Murphy in dear old Killarney. 3840.
De Vore (N.) Song of trust. 27250.
De Voss (—) Superior march album.
1690.
Devreuk (A.) Valse délicieuse. 16499.
Dewey (A. T.) Where is the hand.
14251.
Dewey (HK. D.) Why dont Santa
Claus come here. 30291.
Dewey (F. H.):
Hurray for old Coney, hurray.
10654, 13022, 138023, 19095.
Navy song. 26721.
Dews (A. H.)
queen. 20062.
Dews (H. H.)
Rosie my rose-bud
Let’s go through the
air to the North pole. 15449.
Deyo (H. G.) The latest. 21510.
Deyo (M.):
At last. 18338.
Flo-Rella-Flo. 18866.
Only you. 19852.
De Young (Kathleen).
air and other songs.
D’Hardelot (G.) pseud.:
Come. 7042.
My message. 29281.
Rien (Un) 16094, 17852.
Till you looked up. 9882.
Until one day. 27486.
D’Harrack (C. L.) Song of beauty.
24682.
Diamond (G. H.) ‘There’s a mother
old and gray that needs me now.
203877.
Diaz (E.) Veleidosa. 9505.
Diaz (J. B.) Carnival of Venice.
10056.
Dibble (H. A.)
on you. 44384.
Diehment (W.) Miss Pepple. 29187.
Dickey (H.H.) When the faded fallen
leaves strew the ground. 22454.
Dickey (M. S.):
Dance in the ancient style. 16965.
Glycine’s song. 611.
Dickinson (C.) Musie when
voices die. 29250.
Dickinson (S.) Baby dreams.
Dickmann (H. M.): EB ii
March of the 26th infantry. 5567. |
Morning glory. 5675.
Dicks (EK. A.):
All things bright and beautiful.
143852.
Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear me.
153854.
Rejoice! the Lord is King. 16079.
There is a blessed home. 16425.
Wondrous cross. 9717.
Dickson (H.) Je vous aime, et j’en
meurs. 10851.
Dickson (T.)
dollars but I want just you. 15195. ||
Diebold (J.) Laudate Dominum in |
Castles in the
27993.
Are there any strings
soft
98.
organo. 5429.
Diederich (A.) Longing for the high- |
lands. 38185.
Diehl (A.):
Bride of the mistletoe. 2307.
My lady o’dreams. 21740.
Pink and twenty. 11467.
Diémer (L.) Orientales. 5838.
Dewey (W.) Home rule in Ireland. | Dier (J. Love in the clouds. 5518.
17206. Dierck (EH. D.) We were wed in a
De Wolf (L.) Without mother it balloon. 16580. :
means nothing for a_ birthday. | Dierluigi (G.) Ogni belta, madonna.
20650. 15882.
1900
I don’t want dimes nor ;
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Diesner (H. A.) Shower of golden
stars. 27165.
Diet (E.) Temptations. 273878.
Dietrich (H.) Dream face. 12715.
Dietrich (J. H.) Ave Maria. 4466.
Dietrich (R.) :-
Day belongs to you dear. 4767.
Just in love. 2072 (1380).
Dietz (A.) Root’s complete double
stops and chords for the violin.
24506.
Dietz (F.) Johnny, pull out your gun,
shoot. 153859.
Diffin (H. D.) I love you, my dear.
10700.
Diggle (R.):
Virginia intermezzo. 95384.
Woodland reverie. 18217.
Diggs (C. A.) Mill stream fair.
29177.
Digoudé-Diodet (L.):
Amour (L’) libre. 27771.
Clairs de lune. 18580.
Devil stars. 28207.
Hannele Mattern. 23482.
Marche orientale. 19538.
Miss Millien. 29186.
On se prend ... on se quitte.
268238.
Pascal fargeau. 19891.
Peu d@’ amour. 15994.
Pourquoi n’ as-turien dit.
24385, 30688.
Priére. S756.
Réve de courtisane. 1432, 60038, 6004.
Son p’tit coquelicot. 1618.
Howie, ca; Cest pour ‘V’amour:
14100, 20414.
Truands (Les) 80090.
Tziganella. 14119.
Valse rouge. 4163.
Digoudé-Fremaux :
Ah! la charmante histoire. 16748.
Mon coeur tremblant. 15707,
15708.
Service personnel.
Valse du_lambic.
16500.
Di Jorio (A.) See Jorio (A. di)
Dill (O. T.) Little sergeant. 264386.
Dill (W. E.) By the old rustic bridge
sweetheart Nell. 25476.
Dill (Z. Bettes-) See Bettes-Dill(Z.)
Dillehay (D. B. H.) Those days I
love. 14071.
Dillon (C.) 17066,
21085.
Dillon (W.):
He’s always doing something. 680.
I thought it was what I thought
it was. 2983.
Keep it up. 3080.
When Mariola do the Cubanola.
ZOO CLO):
Ye ne’er can tell until ye try. 2040.
11500.
24600.
14149-14151,
Famous first.
Diodet (L.):
Di Marzio (P.)
Marzio.
Di-Minello (C.)
Dimke (G. W.)
16784.
Dimmond (L.)
23607.
Dimuro (R.) Complete method for
learning of music. 7062.
D’Indy (P. M. V.) See Indy (P. M.
V.d’)
Dinegan (A. J.)
7831.
Dingman (H.)
UAT ZB
Dinkins (O. F.) Willow weep. 2012.
Dinsmore (H. A.):
At sunset. 124383.
Flag of our country long
thou wave. 25839. 5
To the land where our dreams
come true. 9395.
See Pasqualino di
See Minello (C. di)
Arbitrator march.
Im spiel der wellen.
In a dear old swing.
Dry goods and notions.
may
Clairs de lune.
Réve de courtisane. 14382, 6008,
6004.
See also Digoudé-Diodet (1L.)
Dionne (T.) Dora Lee. 17014.
Diplaris (C.) Valseensibémol. 17180.
Dise (CBr 48.) 2
Blue and the gray. 145380.
International peace hymn. 153815.
Dismond (H. B.)
26692.
Dissmore (H.) All day. 22620.
Ditson (G.) Antlers march. 43880 (92).
Ditson (O.) co.:
Abide with me. 6658.
Aeroplane. 12374.
Ah,sweet.thou little knowest. 20718.
Album of songs. 25228.
Alethea. 24.
And God said let the earth bring
forth. 30376.
My harem queen.
Angel’s serenade. 25268.
Angel’s song. 67388.
April. 12420.
April violet. 20755.
Arioso in G major. 22681.
Art thou weary. 6759, 14406.
As it began to dawn. 6762.
As once in May. 20761.
Ashes of roses. 6766, 20763.
At the fountain. 76.
At vespers. 79.
Aunt Dinah’s march. 2182.
Autumn leaves. 6790.
Awakening of spring. 2538388.
Bagatelle in G@ major. 22734.
Banner of glory. 6815, 27861.
Barearolle in D. 4503, 24490.
Barearolle in F. 16830.
Be near me. 22749.
Beauteous night. 29378.
Bed time song. 25868.
1901
fe
INDEX
Dt: Ti, Was V6
Ditson (O.) co.—Continued. Ditson (O.) co.—Continued.
Behold God is my salvation. 22765. Dear is my inlaid sword. 7146.
Behold the days come. 253873. Deep river. 10222, 25197 (75).
Behold there came wise men. Dilemma (A) 28212.
25374. Dolores waltz. 28224.
Bells of Shandon. 22774. Dost thou regret. 28242.
Belle Roumaine. 14489. Drowsy eyes. 21024.
Berceuse. 147, 27896. Early dawn was breaking. 7256.
Berceuse, in A major. 18421. Earth is the Lord’s. 2568.
Billets doux. 27904. Eclogue. 28157.
Birds in the night. 6870, 12508. Elancée (L’) 28162.
Birth of love. 22808. Hlegy. 7279.
Blossom time o’ the year. 6892. Elfin revel. 23166.
Bo-Peep polka. 14535. Encore songs. 456. -
Boatman’s dance. 2289. Enthroned on high, Almightly
Bow down Thine ear. 27938. Lord. 7295.
Boy o’ dreams. 14546. Entr’ acte valse. 21056.
Boy scouts march. 16869. Entreaty. 21058.
Brave American boys. 228835. Evening chimes. 478.
Break forth into joy. 25447. Fair as a star. 4901.
Brethren I declare unto you. 6910. Fair daffodils. 283381.
Busy child. 27953. Fairy lullaby. 14854.
By moonlight. 20878. Fairy princess valse. 21079.
By the pool. 20880. Farewell, sweetheart. 23228.
Call me thine own. 21227. Father with Thy church abide.
Campus echoes. 10032, 12554. 25806.
Cap and bells. 22898. Favorite duets for ’cello and pi-
Cap and gown polonaise. 22894. ano. 506.
Caprice humoreske. 10048. Favorite songs. 507.
Cascade (La). 22904. Festival march in C. 7370.
Chanson d’ amour. 25519. Finale-fugue. 21103.
Chanson in F. 244. First piano book. 25834.
Charm of spring. 14619. Five characteristic pieces. 6607.
Child Christ. 25530. Fleur-de-lys. 21117.
Chit chat. 12596, 12597.
Christmas bells. 2401, 25546.
Christmas eve. 28047.
Christmas hymn. 2403.
Christmas message. 25551.
Ciribiribin. 7023, 7024.
Fleurette polka. 10391.
Fleurice. 14893, 25197 (88).
Flirtation. 18863.
Flying column. 7395. |
Forest violet. 28386. |
Forget me not, 12837, 12838, _
6 ee See
Clareste polka. 20917, 28058. 12839.
Clown (The) 28064. Forty songs. 1669.
Clown’s parade. 22965. From heavenly heights. 17104.
Cocoa palm. 287. From the hearth. 21146.
College memories. 7039, 7040, From the valley. 21147.
28073. Gallant and gay. 28308.
Come gracious Spirit. 28085. Gavotte in F. 568.
Come home, little girl. 28086. Gipsy John. 4995.
Come, O Holy Spirit, come. 8936. Glad festal day . 10479.
Communion in D flat. 7059. Glory to God. 25927.
Communion service in A _ flat. Gnome bells. 612.
25077. . God is love. 28468.
Comrades in arms. 2440. God of our fathers. 21184.
Convent bells. 25586. Good king Wenceslas. 25947.
Consolation. 17526, 23797. Gossips (The) 212038.
Coronation. 8291. Grande valse romantique. 28496. |
Crossing the bar. 28134. Grant, we beseech Thee. 28500.
Cupid and the maiden. 4784. Greeting and parting. 28507.
Dainty dance. 350. Guardsman’s choice. 7540, 28542. |
Dainty shepherdess. 30456. Gulls (The) 28515.
Daisies. 351. Had I a thousand souls. 21220.
Dance of the bear. 352. Hail-to the bride. 6457.
Danube waves. 4760. Hallelujah! Christ is risen. 7563. |
Danube waves waltz. 7129. Hallowe’en. 21280.
Day of resurrection. 7142. Happy Fay. 10571.
1902
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Ditson (O.) co.—Continued. Ditson (O.) co.—Continued.
Hare and the tortoise race. 23489.
Harp that once through Tara’s
naliss = 10577.
Harvest moon schottisch. 2816.
Has sorrow thy young days shaded.
7584.
He has come. 26031.
He that dwelleth in the Secret
place. 12970.
He that heareth my word. 12971.
Hearest thou. 5114.
Hide and seek. 701.
How beautiful upon the moun-
tains. 19080.
How beautiful were once the
roses. 238501.
How dear to me. 21296.
How firm a foundation. 2877.
Humoresque. 23510.
Hunt (The) 238512.
Hymn and triumph march. 9518,
9514.
Hymn of penitence. 5191.
I’d be a butterfly. 13028, 26112,
28641.
I declare unto you the _ gospel.
7695.
I love the Lord. 5218, 28676.
I once had a sweet little doll.
26002.
I passed a _ stately cavalcade.
26173.
I worshipped thee. 2951.
If I were a bird. 21885.
If ye abide in Me. 28745.
In days of old. 7837, 10791.
In lover’s lane. 28762.
In merry mood. 23622.
In Southland. 28772.
In the cross of Christ I glory.
17303.
In Thee O Lord, do I put my trust.
13139.
Intermezzo from Naila. 4782.
Intermezzo in C. 8963.
Intermezzo in FE minor. 24472.
Isle of Nid-nod. 53827.
Jesus, merciful and mild. 7926.
Joy of Easter. 7935.
Just for instance. 10893.
King of love my Shepherd is.
21488.
Knight of Toggenberg. 26868.
Knight Templar. 7993.
Kure for kare. 28919, 28920.
Laughter land. 3131.
Lenore. 26397.
Life forevermore. 5466.
ight. 3158.
Light brigade. 5471.
Light hearted fairy. 28979.
Little pickaninny’s gone to sleep.
2AOE (ADI)
1903
Little recreations for the piano.
984.
Little soldier. 11021.
Living stream. 29017.
Lohengrin. 16548.
Looking to Thee. 17440.
Lord and Father I call on Thee.
29032.
Lord dismiss us. 29038.
Lord, enthroned in heaven. 5504.
Lord God omnipotent reigneth.
29085.
Lotus bloom. 5511.
Love’s young dream. 11068.
Magnificat in A major. 29083.
Magnificat in E flat. 3248.
Mammy’s rosebud. 1041.
Marehan'G, iis2:
March of the maskers. 21684.
Marching along. 23945.
May song. 3283.
Meadow brook. 26556.
Meeting of the waters. 11126.
Mélisande. 23990.
Mélodie 4 la mazurka. 23992.
Melodie in F. 8916.
Menuetto grazioso. 24612.
Merry butterflies. 13430, 15658.
Merry-makers. 26594.
Merry meeting. 21690.
Message from heaven. 5639.
Messidor march. 1091.
Metropolitan (The) 3326.
Minstrel boy. 5647.
Minuet and trio in C. 8299.
Mistress Mary. 15691.
Misty land of dream. 17568.
Moonlight. 26639.
Morning galop. 21718.
Music box. 1186.
My dear ones all are sleeping.
5698.
My heavenly home. 8874.
Nanon. 1177.
New mown hay.
(180).
Night and day. 24160.
Night is nigh. 26742.
Nine inches of foam. 21780.
Nocturne in A. 355, 8964.
O be joyful in the Lord. 21805.
O blessed Saviour. 21806.
O God, Who art the author of
peace. 5768.
O Holy night. 24205, 26774.
O Lamb of God still keep me.
29351.
O little mother of mine. 8514.
O love divine that stooped to
share. 6108.
O love that wilt not let me go.
29354.
O slow of heart to believe. 3468.
Offertoire in D minor. 24232.
3423, 8441, 25197
INDEX
Dt. DAS VG
————
Ditson (O.) co.—Continued. Ditson (O.) co.—Continued.
Old English dance. 17682.
Old sweet memory. 24261.
Old year is dying. 21856.
On the lake. 1271.
On the mountains. 24278, 29410.
One hundred folksongs of all na-
tions. 29418.
Only a woman’s hair. 1278.
Over the ocean wave. 15948.
Owl courtship. 13637.
Parted. 21896.
Pastorale. 21901.
Pensée (Une) 26910.
Pensée celeste. 11447.
Penseroso (Il) 21908.
Perle de nuit. 8678.
Petite fileuse. 26917.
Petite sérénade. 26920.
Plaintive love. 13852.
Polichinello. 21988.
Portrait (A) 5928.
Postlude in EF flat. 16022.
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem.
11510.
Praise the Lord, O my soul. 26963.
Praise ye the Lord. 243892.
Prayer for you. 26966.
Prelude in C. 8965.
Pretty Madam Butterfly. 21958.
Primrose (The). 1882.
Processional march. 183706, 19977.
Promenade caprice. 24425.
Promotionen. 6257.
Proposal. 5946.
Purple heather. 11544.
Quaker (The) 29553.
Rejoice evermore. 27022.
Remembrance. 11580.
Requiem mass in I’. 29602.
Resurrection and the life. 8842.
Reverberator (The) 11598, 18740.
Rich and rare were the gems.
8859.
Rise, sleep no more. 29624.
Rock of ages. 29630.
Romance in Bohemia. 24494.
Rosalie galop. 11683.
Roses bloom in summer only.
8905.
Rowing song. 22046.
Rustic dance. 1479.
Ruth and Naomi. 11672.
Sabbath morn. 29681.
St. Patrick’s day. 22054.
Saltarello. 1495.
Sandman (The) 6082.
Scherzo in D. 7362.
Second toceata in C minor. 22090.
Serenade. 9008, 24583, 24592,
PAALRTE
Sextet from Lucia. 2529.
Short requiem mass. 27163.
Shropshire lad. 29777.
Sing a song of praise. 27180.
1904
Sing, O heavens. 27184.
Sing, with all the sons of glory.
9056.
Six Christmas carols. 30412.
Six Easter carols. 9064.
Skyrocket (The) 22125.
Sleep, baby, sleep. 29802.
Slumber song. 1592.
Snow flake dance. 13902.
’ Softly fall the shades of evening.
3875.
Soldier’s talisman. 3882.
Son of the prophet. 11831.
Song of a nest. 24681.
Song of glory. 3896.
Song of Spain. 24687.
Song of Tangier. 24688.
Song of thanksgiving. 1620.
Song of the jolly trooper. .22158.
Song of the night. 27244.
Song of victory. 9121.
Songs from the operas for bari-
tone & bass. 80762.
Sons of liberty. 6218.
Sortie, in F major. 20241.
Spagnola, the Spanish dancer.
25197 (224).
Spanish dance. 24720.
Spider and the fly. 16294.
Spring flowers. 16299.
Spring song. 13424.
Springtime. 38931, 24781.
Standard bearer. 22195.
Star of descending night. 29908.
Stars of the summer night. 29907.
Story of Bethlehem. 27301.
Summer’s end. 6272.
Sunbeam dance. 16347.
Swan (The) 24543.
Sweet little doll. 24805.
Sweet Spirit hear my prayer.
9241, 14003.
Sweetest story ever told; para-
phrase. 11940.
Swiss song. 180238.
Tarantella. 11963.
Tarantelle brillante. 1731.
Tarentelle-caprice. 24835.
Tarantelle in D. 24834. |
Te Deum laudamus. 27362, 29983.
Tempo di polacca. 14034.
Tender thoughts of you. 14038.
That awful baby. 20359, 22268.
That’s how I long for you. 11998.
There were shepherds. 27410.
They met on a twig of a chestnut
tree. 30038.
Thou art so like a flower. 30040.
Thou Lamb of God. 9559.
Thou shalt love thy neighbor.
6352.
Three Christmas carols. 27928.
Three responses. 29915.
Through the snow. 22318.
| INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Ditson (O.) co.—Continued. Dixon (EH. C.) Id roam this world
Thy song. 120386. for you. 10674.
Time I’ve lost in wooing. 223818. | pixon (R. V.) Music spark. 19658.
pees, 8858. Doane (W. H.) Heaven with thee
Gova child. 1791. 26043. ci aege © .
To you. 24907. i
Toccatina. 380072. Doblinger (L.) (B. Herzmansky) :
Token (A) 14093. Abendlied. 6655.
Trapeze performer. 30086. Ach wie bist du siiss Amigo. 6,
Twenty nursery rhymes. 20441: Ay ED
Twilight song. 14116. Alt Wien. 2121.
Tyrienne (La) 12078. Aus der jugend und kinderzeit.
Under the linden. 24948. 12448.
Under the mistletoe. 30124. Barbara-walzer. 2218, 6817, 6818,
Untruthful daisy. 6405. 9911.
Baron Trenck. 45044509.
Bubelein im sttibelein. 4603.
Chi lo sa. 4655.
Cudna Barbora. 10171.
Das bin ich. 2487-2490.
Dreh den kleinen schliissel. 4385.
Vagabondia. 3801385.
Valse favorita. 22371.
Valse impromptu in G. 1855.
Valse moderne. 1859.
Valsette in F. 24976.
Valsette in G. 24977.
Violets story. 16529. Du kleine fee im pavillon. 489.
Wedding march. 8277. Hisenhammer (Der) 7274.
What the old mill told. 30230. Eva. 28308.
When life is brightest. 6518. Eva-walzer. 28309.
When the heart is young. 22456. Habrikskind (Das) 28329.
Where the roses were. 6539, 18190. Fraulein frau, 28393. _
While thou art mine. 12255. Franz] Franzl du mein Franz.
Whispered song. 25114. 14926. i
Why should the spirit of mortal Franzl-marsch. 12844-12847.
be proud. 12265. Frau Gretl. 18897.
Wiener biirger. 16664. Frauen, 0 habt vertrauen. 28397.
Wind (The) 9696. Furstenkind (Das) 2695.
With the stream. 30319. Geister von Montmartre. 28427,
Woodland echoes. 25155.» 28428.
Geschieden muss sein. 28488.
Gliick und glas. 28463.
Gretl-walzer. 12937-12940.
Hat dich die liebe beriihrt. 7586.
Heute schlagen wir der welt ein
Wooing of the waves. 25156.
World enchanted. 22521.
Wiirzburg bells. 6617.
You won my heart. 18233.
Young May moon. 12336.
Your eyes. 22549. l loch. 12988.
Zampa. 22552. , Hochzeits-walzer. 709, 19055,
30 songs. 26427. 21288, 26070, 26071.
Ditt (H.) Barcarole. 27862. Hiite dich vor Wiener frauen.
Dittberner (J.) Schmied von Gretna 10649.
Green. 11728. Ich bleibe bray. 10748.
Ditters von Dittersdorf (K.): Ich glaub; lieber schatz. 7790.
Anglaise. 25272. Im Prater hinterm ringelspiel.
Deutscher tanz. 397, 23087, 18697. 13105-18108.
Scherzo. 10246. Julchen, so etwas war noch nicht
Diver (A. H.) My ideal. 8875, 8376. da. 888.
Divorcée (La) 12693. Keusche Barbara. 902.
Dix (J. A.): Kinematografenlied. 13212-13214,
Dear eyes of brown. 14781. 15399.
Free-lance. 7408. Kleine Adele. 914, 3098-3100,
Galaway piper. 4974. 5404.
Homeward bound. 720. Krupp-marsch, 10946-10948, 18232—
Huntsman’s yarn. 5186. 13234.
Paddling puddles. 24311. Lasst mich allein. 8018.
Song of the rebel. 1627, 3900. Leichtsinn komm’. 28947.
Sweetest face. 30778. Lied der jungen liebe. 28969,
Two songs. 16995. 28970.
Dixie music house: Links mama und rechts papa. 975,
Komet. 925. | 3167-3169, 5479.
Propeller (The) 17765. Lord-marsch. 3191, 8112, 11036.
1905
INDEX
pt. 1, n.s., v.6 g
Doblinger (L.) (B. Herzmansky )—Con.
Lustiger trauermarsch. 21602,
26491.
Midel aus der Picardie. 1025,
3231-38238, 5549.
Menuett. 21687. 26589.
Pack mich, junge. 1304, 3537—
3540.
Pariser pfiaster. 29461.
Pariser midel, wer dich kennt.
29460.
Pierrettens wahnsinnstanz. 21919,
26931.
Pierrots liebesklage. 21922, 269382.
Pipsi holde pipsi. 29498.
Pochod lordu. 11479.
Puppenmadel (Das) 1893-1396,
3619-3621, 5956, 5957, 8779,
11540.
Puppenmadel-walzer.
8781, 11541, 11542.
Romantische frau.
16113.
Romantische frauen. 11616-11619.
Romuald, du bist kalt. 1454,
Salles iallens
Romuald - marsch.
6048, 11623, 11624.
3622-3626,
11615, 13762,
3714 — 3719,
Rosa, rosa! wo warst du heute
nacht. 11628-11632.
Rosalillja von Sevillja. 1459.
3726-3729.
Rund um die liebe. 8921, 11665,
11666, 11667.
Schau dir jeden dreimal an. 1512,
3778-3781.
Schleier der Pierrette. 13821.
Seh’ ich so ein kleines midel.
138388.
So dann und wann., 1597, 3871-
3873, 6187.
So war meine mutter, so méchte
ich sein. 29822, 29828.
Stammutter Eva, reizende frau.
29898, 29899.
Suite, op. 19.
Theater-marsch.
11999, 12000.
Tiger (Der) 9880.
Vier fantasiestticke. 12308.
Vorspiel. 30180, 30181.
Waidmanns-heil. 27558, 27559.
Walzer-reigen. 22416, 25036.
Walzer szene. 30203, 30204.
Wir’ es auch nichts als ein traum
2526.
1764-1767, 4036,
vom gliick. 30184.
Weaner miéd’In. 16582.
Wenn die pariserin Sspazieren
fabri, YS022d:,
Weiberl und manderl. 12198.
Wenn du mich nicht liebst. 12196.
Wie ich dich liebe. 9675.
Wo dich der Wiener wald um-
rauseht. 4337. 6603.
1906
ee ee
Doc and Hugo. Dry island rag. |
erilions
‘Doctor Almasada. 27565.
Doblinger (L.) (B. Herzmansky)—Con. 4
Wolken. 9714.
Ziehe hin zu deinem vater.
Zug geht voriiber. 2062.
Dobson (C. A.) Tick-a-tack. 27429.
30359.
Dr. Beans from Boston. 30172. Ik
Doctor De Luxe. 9791, 9792, 9938,
10399, 10400, 11282, 112838, 11810,
12359 (58), 12359 (94), 12700,
13168, 14056, 14059, 14760, 15169,
15518, 17001-17008, 28268, 23269,
21121, 21122, 18881, 19753, 25861,
28220, 30248.
Dodds (V. M.) Behold, I come
quickly. 14488.
Dodgen (C. M.)
Dixie. 28686.
Dodworth (A.)
Dody (S.) I
I’m going back to
Boston (The). 4565.
kiss you, Hoola La.
15201.
Dobereiner (C.) Violoncell-schule. |
1889.
Doege (J.) Rosa Lee. 6052.
Doring (C. H.):
Geburtstags-bilder. 571.
Lieder im volkston. 8054.
Sechs leichte klavier - ettiden.
18710.
Zehn leichte und fortschreitende |
klavier-ettiden. 14811.
Doerr (l.) I’ve just one heart to |
give. 21359. |
Dohnanyi (H. von):
Hochzeits-walzer.
19055, 26070, 26071.
Lustiger trauermarsch.
26491.
Menuett. 21687, 26589. if
Pierrettens wahnsinnstanz. 21919, |
26931. it
Pierrots liebesklage. 21922, 26932. ||
Schleier der Pierrette. 138821. |
Suite. 2526.
Walzer-reigen. 22416, 25036.
Dolan (C. T.) Convent bells. 7068. ||
Dolan (K.) That ragtime twirl. |
18058. |
Dolan (Mrs. M. E.)
sang. 20235.
Dolan (M. W.)
30171.
Dolan (Mrs. P. E.)
Sods |
Doles (I.) Christian scientist grand |
march. 2400. |
Dollar princess. 38690.
Dolmetsch (V.):
Danses des libellules.
Fleurs fanées. 2663.
709, 21283, ||
21602, |
Songs my mother |
Violet’s message. |
Violet’s message. |
2485.
INDEX
| nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
|
]
- Donaldson (C. M.) co.
| Don Quichotte.
Don Quixote.
| Donahue (D.)
| Dolmetsch (V.)—Continued.
Menuet badin. 15652.
Tarantelle-caprice. 24835.
- Dolph (B. F.):
Mother’s lonely son. 11195.
Why the sailor boy gained his
victory. 380295.
| Domergue (C.) Fantaisie sonate. 500.
Bore.
1059, 8235, 9678, 9679.
4801, 5589, 6560-6565.
Dona (B. V. J.) Don’t forget to take
the right train dearie. 4805.
Donadio (L.):
"A ’ngress e l’auseskip. 22576.
A vendetta d’ o’ piscatore. 18248.
A vita e notte. 20709.
E guaie e Nova York. 21029.
Don Juan.
E spring cicken d’America. 23148.
EH’ stato Dio. 21081.
Luna dispettosa. 8160.
Mia moglie ca’ canna. 19590.
Monaca m’ aggia. 26629.
Na cosa sultanto io voglio da te.
19721.
’"Ncoppo ’o cummento.
’O cusetore. 21807.
’O ritorno qd’ ’o surdato.
’7O0 surdato muorto
24222.
’O terremoto e Messina.
Primm’ é parti. S760.
Rafele Pagliuchella. 24445,
Ricordo ’e Mamma. 27088.
Sora scellerata. 22170.
Spusarizio ’e dulore. 24734.
Uommene d’America. 22364.
I’ve nothing else to
26722.
5778.
a) ripoli.
24224.
| do. 5237.
_ Donald (D.) How unrosy Teddy felt.
5178.
Donald (Mrs. G.) Filling up the
chinks. 23246.
Donald (H. A.) Good-night. 23872.
Donaldson (A.) When the _ heart
beats true. 2072 (196).
Donaldson (A. L.) How unrosy
Teddy felt. 5178.
Donaldson (B. 8S.) Let me whisper.
30585.
Why women
should vote. 18200.
Donaldson (EH. S.)
love me. 12658.
Donaldson (M. A.)
all your power.
Daisies say you
Workers arise! in
27670.
Donalies (M.) Dear only to you.
18682.
Donarelli (M.) Invano. 7879.
Donatelli (M.) Niagara grand car-
nival day. 17646.
Donati (A.):
Adagio e allegro. 27728.
Tantum ergo. 29974.
Vespri di tutto l’anno. 25000.
Donati (A.)—Continued.
14 canzoni con accompagnamento
di pianoforte. 28226.
Doncaster (C.) Back to the fold.
25346.
Donevan (H. T.) Take your girl to
the moon to spoon. 20330.
Donizetti (G.):
Ardon gl’incensi.
Fille de
(19).
Hugo, Count of Paris.
Lucia. 411, 14764.
Lucia di Lammermoor.
20994, 23106, 30364 (20).
Lucia waltz. 23107.
Lucrezia Borgia. 30364 (21).
Mad scene. 7195.
Sextet from Lucia. 2529, 17005,
18716, 18717, 28227, 28228.
Song of greeting. 28229.
What from vengeance yet re-
18715.
régiment. 2528, 380364
25683.
20993,
Strains me. 20995.
Zingara (La) 14765.
Donjon (J.) Rossignolet. 24519.
Donnel (L. G.) Girl from way out
west. 4998.
Take me in an air-
9261.
Slip him to me. 17927,
Donnell (R. B.)
ship, dearie.
Donnelly (—)
18244 (85).
Donnelly (H. B.) Every girl’s a queen
in the U. S) A. 28822:
Donnelly (J. HE.) Money won’t mend
a broken heart. 15712.
Donnelly (T.) I met my sweetheart
in the park one day. 28562.
Donovan (D.) Sailing in an airship.
11677.
Donovan (J. O.) Everybody’s Irish:
on the seventeenth of March. 10348.
Donovan (W.):
Arizona Mary. 6758.
I’d like to do some loving with you.
28644.
That Mexican twist. 30012.
Donovan (W. F.) Wont you be my
sweetheart please. 380325.
Dooley (B. A.) While moonbeams still
are shining. 380278.
Doolin (A. D.) My rose of old Chi-
eago. 1167.
Doone (L.) pseud. See Auld (M. J.)
Doore (R. N.) Dreamland. 28254.
Dooren (A. v.) Gavotte. 28422.
Doran (B.):
Hymne au Soleil. 5192.
She comes not when noon is on
the roses. 138863.
Doran (G. H.) co.:
Hush, hush. 26104.
My little bird. 26697.
My luve is like a red, red rose. —
26705.
Owl (The) 26879.
1907
-
INDEX
Doran (G. H.) co.—Continued.
Snow bird. 27204.
Strange lands. 273802.
Dorel (F.) Nita. 17651.
Dorel (M.):
Clochette. 30441.
England, dear old England. 7292,
17088.
Gay Pierrots. 12878.
King George, God bless him, 7977.
Love derided. 17444.
Love triumphant. 19480.
Scarlet coat. 11720.
Tombola. 4098.
True love. 4112.
Viking (The) 4196.
Dorfkomtesse. 16248.
Doria (O. Schanzer-)
Doria (O.)
Dorlay (G.) Silvery chimes. 11785.
D’Orleans (C.) See Orleans (C. da’)
Dorlon (M.):
Lil’] chile. 19424.
Dorn (L.) pseud. See Meyer (L.)
Dorn (Mrs. N.) You are my rose bud.
18226.
Dorner (C.) Old fashioned girl has
made a hit with me. 13607.
Dorr (C.) Take me to Wildwood,
Wildwood by the sea. 16888.
Dorsett (lL.) Kyrie in E flat. 8005.
vorsey (H.) No flower can compare
with you little girl. 1211.
Dorsey (G. W.) Only a grain of sand.
IAT
Dorsey (W.):
I’m the cog¢a cola kid. 15242.
I’m thinking of you all the time.
10718.
Neckbones. 18540.
Dorsey (W. H.) Some-one some-where
some-day. 29838.
Dorstan (A. W. van)
stan (A. W.)
Dortch (D. EH.) Our Cumberland Pres-
byterian hymnal. 11408.
Dortch (W. T.) Caddo glide. 6936.
Dost (R.):
See Van Dor-
In the moonlight. 19228.
Rain of blossoms. 19996.
Dost (W.):
Daheim. 25626.
Fussreise. 25885.
Dostal (H.) Geborgte schloss. 18918.
Doty (B.) Old man’s love. 19820.
Doty (V. A.) I’m mighty hard to
please. 2923.
Dotzauer (—) Uebungen fiir den
handstrich. 20454.
Doubis (P.) Espoir de demain. 18798.
Doubt (lL. L.) Boys from the Yankee
land. 22828.
Doucet (T. A.) Come be a fan with
me. 185938.
Dougherty (W. E.) Reno. 11581.
See Schanzer- |
pt, aia, Tesh vy Ge |
Doughty (A. W.)
gamma. 27257.
Douglas (A. R.) It’s the rink every
evening for mine. 7903.
Douglas (C. N.):
Cupid’s wireless. 344.
Girl you leave at home.
Puff, puff, puff! 3617.
Uncle Charlie’s song book. 1832.
Douglas (C. W.):
Missa de angelis.
Missa marialis. 19600.
Douglas (J.):
Be my princess. 6834.
Blue jay’s farewell. 12522.
Dreaming of home. 7231.
589.
13446.
Songs of Delta .
Hurrah, for the grand old U. S. A. |
7670.
If you love me as words cannot :
tell. 19195.
Lenita. 17392.
Wanted, a husband. 12169.
Won’t you go flying with me. 9720.
Douglass (K.) Carissima. 18516.
Douglas (L. M.)
Douglas (M.):
I once had a little white rose. 21352.
In God’s garden of roses. 17289.
Douglas (S.) Quaker girl. 16053.
Douglass (Mrs. H. L.) lLover’s lesson.
1B a22
Douglass (L.)
4380 (26).
Just for you. 5377. |
Echo of the bells. —
Douglass-Simmons (N.) Merry spring- f
time waltz. 11151.
Douma (R. W.) Supriel. 17468.
Dounis (D. C.) Réve oriental. 27080.
Douty (N.) So blue thine eye.- 29820.
Dow (C. W.) A-r-e and a-d-e.
Dowd (A.)
have the money. 14835.
Dowdell (E.) Silk stockings.
Dowden (T. F.):
Benedictus. 14494.
Deus misereatur. 14744.
Jubilate Deo. 15865.
Dowling (—) Oh you rag. 5802.
Dowling (A. H.) jr. Girl who is true.
2aoanr
Dowling (W.):
Magazine for men. 5554.
Zoo guyed. 9776.
Downes (J. F.) Corona waltz.
Downing (A.)
mobile. 7799.
Downing (L. J.)
Downs (T. G.)
28799.
Downs (W.)
ball game.
June. 890, 10880.
12624.
Dowson (H. A.) Raglan valse. 13721. |
Doyle (A. J.):
Anticipation. 4482.
It’s great when you marry for |
love. 23660, 25197 (1389).
1908
16953. |
If I only had an auto- |
Innocence waltzes. |
Come on to the base- 4
25298. _
Ain’t it funny when you |
24624, ©
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Doyle (A. J.)—Continued.
Molly took the next train back.
24057, 25197 (169).
On the Riviera. 17697.
Doyle (J. A.) You are my sweet-
heart still. 20676.
Doyle (J. N.) Golden age. 14991.
Dozier (Mrs. R. W.) Halley my
pretty Halley. 15078.
Driger (M. O.) My little niggerboy.
1158.
Drake (A.):. .
Farm house on the hill. 14862.
Mary’s the only one. 15602.
Drake (E.) Echo of the chimes.
18764.
Drake (H. R.) Concerto no. 1. 7215.
Drake (EK. Y.) Panama. 26883.
Drake (H.) Hills of home. 19049.
Drake (J. A.) In the heart of my
rose. 26242.
Dralle (H.) In a canoe with my little
girl Sue. 19205.
Drangosch (E.) Habafiera. 10564.
Drdla (F.):
Canzonetta. 18512.
Guitarrero. 30526.
Légende. 193884.
Madrigale. 26500.
Menuet. 29158.
Novellette. 19768.
Sérénade. 9001, 11755, 27134.
Souvenir. 11858.
Dreesen (C. H.) Silv’ry moonbeams.
13882.
Drei masken verlag:
Berlin wie’s lebt. 30410.
Dacklballade. 10177.
Don Quijote. 12702.
Drei lieder. 20862.
Du kleiner schieber. 30474.
Du wirst mama. 30475.
Ich komme direkt von Paris. 21378.
Intermezzo amoroso. 21428.
Koboldtinze. 21495.
Kokettieren und hofieren. 21497.
Lied vom grammophon. 30586.
Menuet. 21686.
Radium-marsch. 29562.
Romantische serenade. 24496. ®
Serenade. 22095.
Siehste woll, du kleiner schieber.
380748.
So ein luderleben. 22134.
Splendid girl. 29888, 29889.
Themidore. 22287, 22288.
Wenn sich zwei menschen kitissen.
224380.
Willst du meine lady werden. 27650.
Dreililien verlag. Gethsemane. 583.
Dreier (G.) Vashti. 9496, 9497, 18122.
Drescher (C. W.) Bei sang und klang.
20821.
Dress (A) Improperium, and Miserere.
7830.
Dressler (L. R.):
- Christmas message. 25551.
Witmark collection of quartettes.
6585, 6586.
Dressler (P.):
It’s a pretty moonlight
5331, 15326.
Me Shamrock queen.
Parting hour. 5869.
Rose of a hundred leaves.
Waiting for you. 16559.
Dressler (W.):
Edna’s dance. 23158.
Mondnacht. 5665.
Passion and victory. 8661.
Perfect peace. 13824, 1325.
Reiters abschied. 13732.
Drew (F.) Sad heart. 11675.
Dreyer (Ho H:.)::
Gallant adjutant.
Ideal (The)
Dri CWe R.).:
Minuet in C. 38383.
Organ loft. 11396.
Out of the deep. 17717.
Drigo (R.) Serenade. 29760.
Driscoll (A.):
Abendlied. 27722.
Darkness and light. 28177.
Driver (M. L.) My wish. 21762.
Drooping willow. 28264.
Dross (J. D. van) See Van Dross
(i. D:)
Drouin CAs):
night.
5597.
S898.
7431.
10752.
Dix chants scolaires. 4830, 4831.
Pecheuse de crevettes. 26903.
Reviens soleil. 2703838.
Trois fleurettes. 27452.
Vaisseau (La) 27496.
Drowatzky (D.)
eastles. 46138.
Drowns (H. C.)
Busy building air
I wish I hadn’t any
troublesome wife. 19172.
DPrik CI):
Friihlingsmarsch. 74238.
Mei Schwobalandle. 8257.
Druh (C.) pseud. See Hurd (C.)
Druley (EK. M.) Song without words.
24704.
Drumheller
22971.
Drumheller (C.) When roses bloom
again. 2072 (64).
Drumheller (L. A.):
Glittering moonbeams.
Heart’s sorrow. 2838.
Light of heaven. 969, 9782 (54).
Sing to me, dear. 9054.
Sweet bye and bye. 3978.
Sweet dreams of heaven. 27385.
Drummond (P.) Ill be your sister.
26136.
Drummond (T. 8.) Dowie dens o’Yar-
row. 25695.
Dryden (L.)
(B.) College friends.
2738.
Good-bye, Mary. 7495.
1909
INDEX
pic, Be. Sh Vee |
Drysdale (G.) Death of a neighbor’s | Dugan (J. B.) There is always a |
baby boy. 7157.
Drysdale (W. J.)
Duble (C. E.):
Among the lilies. 4417.
Trooper’s greeting march. 1816.
Du Bois (R.):
Egyptian queen. 14804.
Manana. 155738.
Mario. 15588.
Memories of you.
Nino. 15834.
Only dreaming. 15924.
Yesterdays. 16695.
Dubois (T.):
Ave maria. 14421.
Cavatine pour cor. 14605.
Clair de lune. 10117.
Dernier regard. 388.
My senorita. 19706.
15644.
Deuxiéme trio en mi naturel
majeur. 14746.
Esquisses orchestrales. 10334,
DMOZ:
Je vois un palais maure. 869.
Mot (Un) 1120.
Rigaudon de Xaviére. 27042.
Sanctus. 11695.
Sept paroles du Christ. 6118.
Tantum ergo, et Bénédiction ponti-
ficale. 16388.
Dubreuilh (G.) Barbe Bleue. 118.
Ducasse (Roger-) See Roger-Ducasse.
Duchess (The) 25717, 28266, 28957,
303864 (98).
Duckers (L.) Do you get me.
Ducoudray (lL. A. Bourgault-)
Bourgault-Ducoudray (L. A.)
Dudley (Mrs. A. HE.) Beautiful rose
10257.
See
of summer. 4520.
Dudley (C.) Happy days of old.
EN (es
Dudley (E. B.) Texas Tommie. 9308.
Dudley (EH. P.) Melancholy fall.
19568.
Dudley (J. T.) Greater Leavenworth.
5048.
Duer (A.) Berceuse. 4536.
Diirrner (J.):
Bird in the forest. 25411.
Lass 0’ Gowrie. 28933.
Voglein im walde. 80178.
Duesberg (A.) Neue elementar-violin-
schule. 1189.
Duffield (C. HE.) When two loving
hearts beat true. 30263.
Duffy (J.) Um Lawd, kid, dat’s rag.
9446.
Duffy (J. T.):
Arabian ooze. 2158, 4880 (95).
I have to sit up with a sick friend.
place for you.
Dugdale, (H. Ke):
Baby. 4475.
Beside the crystal sea.
Columbia’s flower. 7041.
Beneath the weeping willow in the ;
meadow. 145.
City boy. 2409.
Dream of mother. 4821.
Ellen’s grandma’s lullaby. 12752.
Honey you shun me and I don’t
know why. 5169.
Man in the moon.
Maybe. 19550.
Memories of childhood. 5612.
My love is for you. 5714.
Slumber on, my beautiful fairy
May queen. 38862.
When the maple leaves were fall- |
ing. 6523.
Dugdale (H. K.) co.:
Big old lazy moon. 20887.
Call of the birch canoe. 14581.
Good-bye my Josephine. 10513.
Maggie my own. 15565.
"Neath the lilacs at the gate. |
29310. |
Smiling eyes. 29814.
Soul of the roses. 16279.
Duguesclin (H.) Dreaming. 10282.
Duhamel (M.) Soniou an dois. 30764,
30765. |
Dukas (P.):
Ariane et Barbe-Bleue. 63.
16426.
6861.
5562.
Ariane und Blaubart. 6752.
Péri (La) 17786, 29484.
Polyeucte. 21942.
Prélude élégiaque. 19965.
Villanelle. 1882.
Duke (J.):
Dat Afro-American rag. 17187. |
In the moonlight by the pyramids. |
7855.
My senorita Marie.
My sweet Matilda.
Dulay (V.):
Air de ballet.
Valse légére.
Valse tzigane.
Duleken (F. Q.)
25197 (18).
Duleken (N.)
25197 (18).
Dulmage (W. EH.) Golden city. 25939. |
Dumas (L. B.) Priere 4 la Sainte |
Vierge. 11522. |
Dumler (M. G.) Saviour, breathe an |
evening blessing. 29700.
Dumme hat’s gliick. 1281.
8401.
8406.
6687.
9479.
9485.
Lord of our life. |
Lord of our life. !
14866. |
7708. Dummert (C. EH.) Fatal fire. |
Dufour (R. O’N.) . Two little songs of | Dumont (F.) Plant a watermelon on |
night. 442. my grave. 199382.
Dugal (F. X.) Memorial day of the | Duncan (E.) Postlude in E flat. |
North and South. 28998. 16022.
1910
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Dunean (J.) Waltzing. 380202.
Duncan (C.) I go for the mail every
day. 26122.
Duncan (W. C.) Homeland. 138005.
Dungan (J. M.):
Anything looks handsome in a
half-tone. 2151.
Be still and know. 22836.
Brave sailor’s rest. 23805.
Business is business. 2320.
Confidence. 2445.
Every storm has its ending. 2621.
Man in the moon. 38260.
Rag-time did it. 3652.
Sometime, somewhere. 3888.
Thou that hearest. 4064.
’T will matter not. 4130.
Weighed in the balance. 4258.
When the fish begin to _ bite.
4285.
Dunham (H. J.) Gracious Father,
all forgiving. 5039.
Dunham (H. M.):
O God be merciful. 21809.
Passacaglia. 19892.
When power divine. 22448.
Dunhill (T. F.):
Capricious variations.
Child o’mine. 6995.
Harly one morning. 210388.
Lake and a fairy boat. 23764.
Sonata in D minor. 24676.
Wind among the reeds. 22502.
Duni (H. R.) Rondo de Gennevota
dans Les moissonneurs. 20047.
Dunkels (E.):
Dodo dawdle.
Every flower.
Ghosts. 21167.
Loye’s temptation. 11062.
Summer roses. 9209.
Valse pleurante. 6425, 9483.
Dunks (Mrs. EH. L.) Raising the
Maine. 27009.
Dunlap (C.):
Apologue (An) 30881.
Henry King. 380587.
Matilda. 30613.
Rebecca. 380695.
Dunlap (Mrs. W. H.)
15935.
Dunn (A.) Nona.
Dunn (B. J.) The senior. 11754.
Dunn (F.) I can’t stand for that no
more. 213819.
Dunn (J. K.)
Dunn (W.)
28536.
Bunn “CW. ‘L.)
3656. |
Dunne (J. F.) Dreaming of you, my
darling. 14786.
Dunnett (W. A.)
ing. 12204.
12561.
28221.
25785.
Orphan’s plea.
29331.
The prodigal. 21968.
Hat thats just like mine.
Rathskeller drag.
What is thy stand-
| Dupreen(H. B.)
Dunston (J. W.)
Dupare (H.):
Cindy. 10116, 12605.
Au pays ow se fait la guerre. 81.
Aux G@toiles. 6798, 25326, 253827.
Mélodies. 28268, 28269.
Du Paul (A. M.) O, just a boy. 11314,
Dupont (A.) Sarabande. 9782 (18)
Dupont (G.):
Baiser (Le) 14450.
Poéme. 29508.
Rencontre (La) 16083.
Dupont-Metzner (A.) Le pays. 1819.
Miranda. 317083.
Dupuis (C.):
Charmes languissants. 2383.
Solfége classique et moderne.
29882.
Duran (P. Carolus-) See Carolus-
Duran (P.)
Durand (A.)
Durand (H.)
Durand (J.):
Feuillet @album. 25822.
Norvégienne. 26760.
Durand & cie:
A Dieu seul sont le jour, la nuit.
Valse no. 1. 18757.
San Fran. 4380 (160).
16818.
Adorable aventure. 4385, 4886,
6667.
Aimer c’est forger sa peine. 6685.
Air de Déjanire.
Air dIole. 18792.
Air de Philoctéte. 13795.
Album de six morceaux choisis.
22614.
Amor y celos. 20748.
Ancétre (L’) 1490.
Andante du quatuor. 4427.
Anges, archanges. 17164.
Aprés I’ été. 9850.
Aquarelle. 6747.
Ariane et Barbe-Bleue. 63.
Ariane und Blaubart. 6752.
Arpége. 6756.
Astres de la mer. 9864.
Au seuil de ’amour. 27817, 27818.
Automne. 14418.
Ave, Regina Coelorum.
Bal d’enfants. 6810.
Ballet. 4780.
Barearolle. 114.
Berceuse. 14499, 14500.
Berceuse de |’ oubli. 4538.
Bon pasteur. 25428.
Bruxelles. 14562.
C’est une fable. 205.
Cache-cache. 6934.
Cadence. 27092, 27093.
Cantabile. 16887.
Cathédrale engloutie.
Chambre magique.
Chanson. 27002.
Chanson d’Anita. 4642.
Chanson ecaline. 14608.
Chanson de Florian. 615, 10500.
13793, 13794.
227, 2861.
18532. 18533.
Loi
| —_ as
INDEX
Dts aa ne Se Ne
Durand & cie—Continued. Durand & cie—Continued.
Chanson nouvelle. 245. Hymne aux aviateurs. 28628,
Chansons douces. 4646, 10080. 28629.
Chant élégiaque. 14616. Idilio. 15265.
Children’s corner. 12592, 125938, Impromptu duo. , 814.
14625. Improvisation-caprice. 17281.
Choral. 173849. Insaisissable (L’) 10828.
Choral varié. 7004. Introduction et allegro. 10881.
Cing mélodies. 27035. Izeyl. 19265.
Claironnerie. 7027. Jeunesse d’Hercule. 13797.
Cloches (Les) 20920. J’irai sur les chemins. 10848.
Cloches de la mer. 6073. Joli (Le) jeu de furet. 17345.
Clochettes villageoises. 70338. Jumbo’s two step. 15868, 17353.
Colin-maillard. 10123. Lamento. 15420.
Collines d@’Anacapri. 16932. Laurier blessé. 19379.
Concerto. 882, 7933, 10871. Lecons @harmonie. 5439, 15432.
Conte-moi tes peines. 321. Le voici, le héros. 16815.
Cortége. 4707. Lune de cuivre. 5540.
Cour des lys. 18626. Ma mére Oye. 11068.
Dans la brume argentée. 4752. Marche. 14458.
Dans la vallée. 16973. Marche de féte. 195385.
Danse au bord du lae. 4755. Marche des mousquetaires. 15584.
Danse des prétresses de Dagon. Marelle (La) 11098.
17887. Martyre de Saint-Sébastien. 17502, .
Danse persane. 10196. 26538, 26539.
Danseuses de Delphes. 14716. Menuet. 1082, 5624, 11140.
Daphnis et Chloe. 3870, 10200, Mes baisers. 11152.
14719, 14720. Mon ame. 11170.
Déjanire. 20088, 22057, 22058, Mon 4me croyante, tressaille et
27094, 27095, 29688. chante. 16816.
Deux coeurs. 14745. Mon coeur souvre & ta _ voix.
Deuxiéme arabesque. 4790. 11686, 16184.
Derniéres pages. 10234. Mon lied. 8810.
Devant moi s’ étend la vue. 17165. Murmures. 5687.
Diabolo (Le) T7176. Musette villageoise. 15749.
Dieux dans l’ombre des cavernes. Naiades au soir. 5724.
18699. Norvégienne. 26760.
Dimanche d’avril. 14749. Nuit mauresque. 19767.
Dolce speranza. 23101. Obstination. 15877.
Kerin. 4849. Odelette. 5785.
Hglogue. 10310. Organiste (L’) 17708.
En bateau. 4859. Orientales. 5838.
En cueillant des muguets. 18784. Ouverture de féte. 89387.
En écoutant tomber la _ pluie. Parfum exotique. 11431.
4860. Pavane de la belle au bois dor-
Hn révant. 10316. mant. 15971, 15972.
Hn promenade. 14823. Pelléas et Mélisande. 26908,
En sourdine. 14825. 26909.
Enfant prodigue. 457. Pendant la valse. 15982.
Htude. 6074. Péri (La) 17736, 29484.
Fair spring is returning. 11688. Petit poucet. 15987, 15988.
Fantaisie. 17350. Petite pastorale. 5892.
Féte 4 ma tante. 4922. Petite piéce. 13835, 13836, 5893.
Féte 4 Sorrente. 25819. Petite suite. 18662, 15991.
Feuillet d’album. 25822. Piccolino. 11460, 21918.
Fleur que je désire. 10390. Plainte du vent. 16007.
Furet (Le) 10487. Plaintes, larmes, peines saintes.
Fleurette. 28371. 16818.
Forét bleue. 25868. Points d’orgue. 20090.
Gavotte Trianon. 17118. Polyeucte. 21942. }
Gaity. 10440. Prélude, cortége et air de danse. |
Habanera. 12951, 1374. q
Henry VIII. 11684, 11685. Prélude d’un ballet. 13876, 5935.
Heure espagnole. 21271. Prélude de lHEnfant prodigue. |
Hommage 4 Haydn. 10630. 5937.
1912
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Durand & cie—Continued.
Prélude élégiaque. 19965.
Premiére arabesque. 5938, 12355.
Premiére rhapsodie. 29529, 295380.
Prends mon coeur. 16819.
Priére. 5942, 17761.
Printemps qui commence.
16149.
Quasi lento. 17822.
Quatuor. 1408, 3658, 10951, 11550,
11551.
Quatuor 4 cordes. 5968.
Quatuor en ré. 19987.
Quatuor en si bémol.
Rapsodie viennoise.
Raquette. 11559.
Rayonnement. 8810, 11563.
Récit de la mort du centaure.
13798.
Romance. 22028.
Romance de l’étoile. 22410.
Ronde francaise. 6049.
Rouet d’Omphale. 27696.
Saltarelle-caprice. 16150.
Salve, regina. 8942.
Samson et Dalila. 11688, 17888,
20091, 24541, 24542.
11687,
3752.
16065.
Sarabande. 6084, 11704, 11705.
Sérénade. 24586.
Shatrika. 16206.
Sheherazade. 61389.
Si je ne dois jamais. 6150.
Si je pouvais mourir. 9033.
Si vous métiez douce. 6153.
Softly awakes my heart. 11689.
Soir. 11822. '
Soir rose. 9081.
Soirs. 6191.
Solféges de concours. 24671.
Sonate. 6090, 14265, 27230.
Sorrisi e baci. 6221, 11851.
Sous la feuillée. 6224, 17962.
Souvenance. 9140, 16288.
Souvenirs. 9146.
Spleen. 11869.
Suite en sol. 16152.
Sur Vonde. 11925.
Sur les pointes. 18004.
Symphonie. 16371.
Tannhiuser. 16553.
Te souviens-tu. 14989.
Temps a laissé son manteau.
20352.
Toecata. 6075, 14459.
Tourne, joli rouet. 18088.
Trois ballades. 10216, 10217.
Trois chorales. 2685-2687.
Trois mélodies. 22076.
Tziganiana. 12080.
Un soir, 4 Grenade. 20455.
Valse. 10225.
Veillée de Noél.
Villanelle. 1882.
Ville rose. 20512.
Zais. 25186.
16510-16512.
Durand & cie—Continued.
Zapatilla (La) 20697.
1°7 nocturne. 12356.
1°*° sonate. 29689.
2°™° arabesque. 12357.
2eme nocturne. . 27711.
2em° prélude. 2067.
2em’ symphonie. 25198, 30843*.
2°™° valse alsacienne. 2070.
12 piéces pour orgue. 10218.
Durant (A.) Sincérité. 9045, 13884.
Durant (J.H.) To the butterfly. 20409.
Durham (A.) Nearer my God toe
Thee. 5732.
Durosier (A.) Au point du pied. 20771.
Durst (S82 GC.) :
Lo, our Father’s tender care.
17433.
Snow white. 3869.
Dusen (F.-W. van) See Van Dusen
@ a")
Dusenberry (H. F.):
Down in the wet! wet! sea. 28246.
In a blue sunbonnet. 19204.
Dusenberry (F. F.) My rosary of
dreams. 21749, 25197 (176).
Dusenbury (J. O.) Youth and a
maiden. 20696.
Dussek (—) Menuet. 5625.
Dussek (R. W.) ‘Take ye _ heed.
11954.
Dustin. (Lh. V.) Rickety wagon.
29619.
Dutton (R. W.) When the sun is go-
ing down behind the clouds. 30259.
Dutton (T.):
Alla marcia. 6702.
Caprice. 7250.
Duval (J.) On gentle waves. 5816.
Duval (P.) Aus der jugendzeit. 4461.
DuVall (A.) Love’s dream. 15582.
Duvall (M. V.) Good-bye my America.
50381.
Duvernoy (J. B.):
Hlementar-unterricht. 7280.
Gossip (The). 7507, 10524.
School of mechanism. 29716.
Vorschule der geliufigkeit. 6454.
15 primary studies in velocity.
22562 (18).
Dvorak (A.):
Dyre Jesus. 2560, 7251.
Frisch vom herd. 30498.
Humoreske. 13018-13020, 19084—
19091, 21301, 21302, 26097-26099,
28609.
Humoresque. 7663.
Jakobin. 38048.
On the holy mount. 3497.
Silhouette. 6648 (383).
Two silhouettes. 25719.
Zwei symphonie, no. 1 Es dur.
28272.
D’Vys (G. W.) Under that dark green
hat. 20459.
1913
26596—12——11
VP EE Oe ESE Sg) Wie Sg le ee ee
INDEX
Dwellers of the western world. 9978,
12260.
Durisch (A.)
24956.
Dyck (G. van den) See Van den Dyck
(G.)
Dyckman (H. W.) Somebody. 17942.
Dye (H. 8.) Folks from Dixie. 14908.
Dyer (A. HE.) Call for justice. 25483.
Dyer (Mrs. O. H.) ‘The veterans.
20506.
Dyer (W.C.) You could tell it by the
movement of his eye. 6625.
Dykes (P. B.):
Fond memories. 25859.
Only in dreamland. 3510.
Dykes music pub. co. Sweetheart, I
dream of thee. 14005.
Dyrenforth (A.) Rosamond. 6053.
Dyson (G.):
Aquarelle (An)
Hark-a-day. 7579.
Lullaby. 8158.
Put your hand in mine. 8787.
When I think on the happy days.
Up in an aeroplane.
6748.
9630.
Dzieman (A.) Come on boys, be
game. 16936.
BH. P. See P. (E.)
Eads (W.) Girl I almost won. 189381.
Hads (W. A.) I know yovw’re in love
with me. 28659.
ERady (A.) & co. Home, little Maori,
home. 5161.
Hager (W. G.) Bless your heart.
9976.
Hager (M.) Foreign service. 23276.
Hagle (H. M.) New songs of the
King. 8470.
Harl (W.) Going some. 238358.
Earl & Reboul. If there’s any bou-
quets coming to me don’t wait until
I die. 7809.
Parle (A. I.) Air man. 4396.
Harle, Remick & co. Air man.
Harnist (H.) Peanuts. 17781.
Barnshawe (W.) With all my heart.
14274, 25148.
Barly (J. V.) Waiters tip. 16558.
4396.
East (EH. C.) ’Neath the old linden
tree. 5734.
Eastern music co. If I had a girl like
you. 10760.
Hastman (—) Every page in
memory’s album. 2620.
Eastman & Murphy:
Cowboy Sue. 28023.
Hyes. 23203.
Will the old home look the same.
PABA PAT 1
Basy form music. Book, no. 2. 28274.
Pt.at, ass vee F
Haton (J. C.):
Blue and the gray. 18443.
Don’t you wish it were you. 416.
Have you a baby at home. . 19023. |
It wont take a million to make me |
happy. 153836. 4
Little footprints.
Love. 11047.
My Colorado queen. 19670.
Violets are waiting for you. 20515.
Eaton (J.L.) Date with cupid. 25644.
Eaton music pub. co.:
Don’t you wish it were you. 416.
Love. 11047. i
EKEbann (W.) Introduction, thema und 4%
variationen. T7878.
Ebbets (L.):
Broadway forever. 2309.
Farewell Annabelle. 4913. i
Good bye dear old New York |
town. 5029, 7494. ’
In Dreamland with you.
19209. i
It’s the boys in the gallery. 860. !
My hearts to-let so don’t forget. }
13500. .
Ebbets music pub. co.
with you. 19209.
19459.
13118, |
In dreamland
Ebel (O.) Swedish folksong. 22226.
Eberbach (H.) Dance of the little
devils. 23046.
Eberhard (E.) Course of studies. |
2072 (12) 4880 (19) 4
Eberle (C. B.) Honeymoon in a fly- }
ing machine. 19068. |
Eberle (F.) Jager-quadrille. 53838.
Eberle (J.):
Ich liebe dich. 792. ht
Midchentriume gleichen den 4
rosen. 1024. .
O hochzeitsreise, siiss und traut! |
1230.
Zwolf-ettiden. 7491.
Eberle (K.):
Dritte kindermesse. 10298.
Erste kindermesse. 10328.
Zweite kindermesse. 12354. i
Eberle music co. Heine songs. 23466. 4
Eberman (W. 8.) : J
I’m going to give up drinking. }
28688.
Soldiers of Uncle Sam. 29828.
Eckersley (J.):
Office of Holy Communion in E.
380662.
Te Deum laudamusin C. 30782. |
Ebersole (R. W.) Beneath the wil- |
lows. 45382.
Ebert-Buchheim (E.):
Barearolle. 2224.
Novelette. 3450. :
Eecard (J.) Von der geburt Christi. }
Baton (C. S.) Someone’s been a’ 12146. |
fooling you. 16262. Eccles (A.) Shamrocks and the rose. |
Eaton (H.S.) Moprag. 14319 (120). 11768.
1914
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Eccles music pub. co.:
Just as good fish
26314.
Umbalulu.
Eckersley (R.):
Fire-flies. 12809.
Gnats. 7472.
Eckert (C.) Swiss song. 18023.
Eckstein (W.):
Down in the meadows where the
daisies grow. 421.
In sunny summer time.
Some rag. 6201.
Melair (L’) 15069, 21227.
Eclipse pub. co. La secret. 8986.
Jcole moderne du pianiste virtuose.
2570.
Edd (EK. C.)
19151.
Hddy (C. W.) Won’t you take a
chance with me. 12305.
Edelen (M. E.) Man-bird. 8194.
Edelson (J.) Cheer up, dearie. 16907.
in the sea.
27476.
15298.
I’m lonesome to-night,
Hden (R.) Pastels. 5872.
Edgar (P.):
After all. 6680.
Forgive! forget. 18888.
IT am thinking of you. 10664,
26108.
T’ll lend you my best girl. 13047.
Hdgar (W.) Hello girl. 21261.
Edgerly (C. E.)
Edick (KE. L.)
Spring. 17974.
When duty alls.
16612.
EKdison (—) For empire. 7398.
Hdison electric illuminating co. KEdi-
son. 7269.
Edition musicale internationale:
Amour séme des roses. 16772.
| Au pays. 4451.
-Kdition Pan:
Eros. 462.
| Memento mori. 3305.
-Edmiaston (B. B.):
I’m one of the throng. 13059.
| ’Tis Jesus, praise His name. 16452.
Edmondson (EH. F.) Going back to
| California. 18950.
Edwards (B.) I wouldn’t give my
heart to any other girl. 787, 9782
(46), 19179, 19180.
|_HEdwards (C. B.) Longing for dear
friends of yore. 11083.
Edwards (C. G.) Come take a fly
| with me dear. 4694.
| Edwards (C. T.):
Alleluia Christ is risen. 4406.
Dear old Delaware. 7150.
My dear love Rose. 19675.
Promotion. 1386.
| Edwards (H.):
| Christmas don’t mean anything to
me. 271.
Faded roses.
Heidelberg glide.
10347.
10597.
Edwards (H.)—Continued.
Here’s to you, little girl. 10606.
Hurry up those wedding bells.
10655.
I’d like to know your feelings.
28645.
Just ships that pass in the night.
28705.
My wife’s up
11250.
Mosquito rag. 29220.
Pretty Linda Jane. 11520.
Roll, roll, roll me along to the land
of melody. 200388.
in an airship.
Stop! look! and listen! 18960.
Sunshine. 18991.
Take me back to my old home
town. 273853.
There’s a ring around the moon.
14065.
What is the use to remember.
14221.
When a heart’s behind a _ kiss.
4267.
Whoa, Nance. 4810.
Will you do that little thing for
me. 12282.
Yankee doodle Abie. 20668.
Wdwards (KE. W.) Beyond the waves.
25404.
Edwards (G.) ine:
Ashes of roses. 4489.
Comet and the earth. 2435.
I’ve got to go and get myself a
girl like you. ‘7769.
I want something new to play
with. 28718.
I want to spoon to the tune of the
silver moon. 19166.
If I wasa millionaire. 2072 (122).
Italian Romeo. 28827.
Jungle wedding bells. 10888.
Light up your face with a smile.
11005.
Look out for Jimmy Valentine.
2072 (185).
Love me. 11050.
My Yiddish colleen.
Pansy mine. 11426.
That Frisco bear. 30005.
Two lips. 2072 (190).
When the world comes to an end.
30259.
Edwards (H. J.)
Pata le
Edwards (J. D.)
leave you. 8553.
Edwards (John)
so green. 15888.
Hdwards (Julian)
pence. 6014.
Edwards (L.):
Ashes of roses. 4489.
In the days of girls and boys.
19224, 25197 (188).
8412.
Gigue fantastique.
Oh Erin who could
Oh that Irish flag
Right as nine-
1915
|
i
|
|
See
INDEX
pt. 1, 2.'s.; v. 6 J
Edwards (L.)—Continued.
It’s you, since the world began.
19263.
My Yiddisha colleen. 8412.
Sweetheart my rose. 11948.
Two lips. 2072 (190).
When you dream of the girl you
love. 43880 (176).
Edwards (M.) Souvenir de Vienne.
9145.
Hdwards (P. H.)
27847.
Edwards (S. C.):
Our land. 243804.
Plead no longer. 26945.
Edwards (T.) Emyn coroniad. y
Brenin. 12755.
Hdwards (Mrs. W. P.) Si,
1567.
Edwards (W. R.) Drug stores. 4832.
Eeden (J. van den) Rhéna. 29618.
Hgan (J.) Ragtime Maggie McGee.
29565.
Egan (R.) Pride of my heart. 21960.
Egan (W. B.) Oh I wish I were a
camel. 8555.
Egeberg (F.) Prayer.
Hgener (C. A.):
Baseball.
Fishing. 12814.
Hunting. 15178.
Lawn tennis. 138246.
Marionette’s wedding.
21462, 25197 (162).
Sailing. 138786.
Swimming. 14008.
Hegeling (G.):
Altdeutsche tanzweise.
Hunting song. 21304.
Interpretation and mechanism.
10828.
Pleasure and progress. 21935.
Polacea brillante. 19945.
Souvenir of Genf. 22179.
Swiss song. 27347.
Valse excentrique.
Hegert (I. W.):
What fun, dear, we had in child-
Back to dreamland.
senor.
13695.
12473.
17499,
18286.
9476.
hood. 22488.
When we went to school. 20605.
Egghard (J.) Tender flower. 1747.
Eegner (P.):
Brave old army team, and Army
F blue. 10002.
Hoo-rah for the army team. 10635.
On Hudson’s shore. 11865.
Ehlers (C.) Flotte burschen.
23260.
Ehlers (2H.) :
Jennie Wren. 26288.
Looking backward. 238865.
Ehlers (O. A.) You, just you. 12324.
Ehman (R.) Veil dance. 27515.
Ehrenberg (C.) Nachtlied. 24142.
2668,
1916
Phrenfechter (C. A.)
2880.
Ehrich (R.):
Hast 4 lust soldat zu sein. 7585. |
Taschendieb (Der) 6814.
Whriich (S8.):
Demoiselle Mignonne.
28200, 28201.
Frauen hab’n die hosen an.
Hosenrock-couplet. 23500.
Ehrmann (M. B.):
Little songs for little folks.
Pansy blossoms. 1808.
Sleepy songs for sleepy eyes.
EKichelberger (O. B.) pseud.
Kunkel (C.) 28250.
Hickemeyer (A.):
Mon amour. 15704.
Weisserosen. 12194. it
Hickhoff (EK. H.) Blithe march. 6889. |
Hilenberg (R.):
Miller and the smith. 21697.
Petersbourgh sleighride. 8681.
Treu eigen. 12060.
Hilenberg (R. B.):
Dance of the Arabs. 28152.
Dance of the clowns. 28158.
Dance of the flower girls. 28154.
Dance of the hunters. 28156.
Dance of the peasants. 28157.
Hunting galop. ‘
21556. |
1590. |
See |
Hilers music house. Feather queen.|
4920. 4
Himer (A. C.) Saengers schirm und }
hort. 20081.
Hinspahr (R.) Burglar boy. 18489.
Hisenhammer (Der) 1274.
Ekermeyer (C. H.) Monteomen hl
15715.
Elardo (J. W.) What do you wish}
me, little girl, to say. 4260. i.
Elbel bros. I want some one to lov en
me true. 26182.
Elbert (C.):
Ambition. 9827.
My chocolate eink. © Walid):
El Cota. Cherry leaf rag.
Hilden (H.) Wind trust.
Hidridge (H. C.) |
“ Champeen” baseball nine. 28007. |
Come back home. 4688.
Four little maids at tea. 28391.
Haymakers and the dairymaids. |
28545.
It’s time to tell you all good-bye. |
28824.
Little Lady Santa Claus. 5487.
Little sleepy-head dolly. 5491.
Little trades-ladies. 5497.
Midsummer eve. 38828.
When we're dressed up like father |
and mother. 30266.
You’re welcome if you keep right |
still. 6635.
4380 (103). :
6574.
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
:
INDEX
- Eldridge entertainment house:
Boogah man. 9998.
‘Da leetla boy. 4740.
Dancing at the Flat Creek quar-
ters. 4750.
’Cept you, and apple blossoms.
4640.
Circumstances alter cases. 4677.
Come back home. 4688.
Eph’m Jones. 4869.
Feelin’ fine. 4677.
Little. Lady Santa Claus. BA87.
Little sleepy head dolly. 5491.
Midsummer eve. 3828.
Nothin’ to say. 5758.
Road to yesterday. 6029.
Smiling. 6184.
Hlener (W. J.) Marie. 29113.
Hlert (S. Karg-) See Karg-Hlert
(S.)
Elgar (E.): -
Coronation ode. 10158, 12639-
12641. }
Intende voce orationis meae. |
15312.
Land of hope and glory. 15422.
March triumphal thunders. 29102.
O hearken thou. 18576, 21812.
O salutaris Hostia. 3467.
Oh, soft was the song. 3483.
Queen (The). 5969.
Salut @’ amour. 8940, 24545.
Slow movement. 20195.
Suite for organ. 11907.
Symphony no. 2. 12750.
Violets. 30170.
;@iias (E.) In that
- orchard on the hill.
fmilicker (RR. K.)
— 10054, 25197 (60).
Elim. 14582.
Hikin & co., ltd.:
| Bachelor beggar.
Berceuse. 16846.
Blue bird. 6895.
Chansonnette. 6978.
Dance of the joys. 7121.
Danse négre. 25640.
Love’s aftermath. 17455.
Memory (A) 21684.
New moon. 13552.
Old (An) song ended. 26814.
Over the prairie. 21884.
Pastels. 5872.
Romance. 13760.
Slumber song. 30752.
Song of dreams. 9106.
Song of the mothers. 3899.
Sous bois. 20248.
Toccata study. 22328.
Trysting tree. 4115.
Two eastern songs.
Unforeseen (The) 16489.
Valley of silence. 4155.
Valse caprice. 9470.
shady little
21407.
Carnival king.
12465.
3123.
Elkin & co., 1td.—Continued.
Villanelle of the Poets road.
16526. J
Where roses fade. 20617.
4 songs. 21988.
Ellerton (A.):
Artful alliterations. 69.
Nature’s made some big mistakes.
1179.
Pick me a nice one. 8692.
Which is Tommy Atkins. 4805.
Ellery (S.) Only a letter. 15921.
Elliot (W. M.) Arbitrator (The)
14896. .
Elliott (C.) Sweetheart. 16367.
Elliott (G. H.) That’s when a fellow
feels a fool. 6335.
Elliott (L.) Forest fairies call. 25867. -
Elliott (P.):
Between the shadows. 155.
Chanson de route. 46438.
Hearts call. 5117.
Lonesome. 11032.
Love’s awakening. 133824.
Ora pro me. 3518.
Phantoms. 29490.
Rosemary. 11649, 17865.
Hlliott (W. FEF. Meyer-)
Hlliott (W. F.)
See Meyer-
Hiliott (W. K.) In Pillow-town.
21408, 25197 (180).
Hiliotte (L.) Get wise. 23821.
Ellis (Ed) Good-night Rosie. 21201.
Ellis (Edwin) Napoleon’s last
charge. 20703 (68).
Ellis (Emma) Sweet days of long
ago. 16357.
Ellis (I.) High school march. 2855.
JEN OTISE (feats [yee
General delivery. 4988.
Spirit of the U. S. A. 27277.
Sweet remembrance. 9240.
Ellis (M. F.) In life’s sunset. 28761.
Ellis (P. B.) Waiting and watching
for me. 4229.
Bilis (R.):
Forget-me-not.
God so loved the world.
Jubilate Deo. 153866.
Little girl o’ mine. 19440.
Neue Jerusalem (Das) 8488.
Ellis (R. M.) Pure love betrayed.
24432.
Ellis (S.):
Abide with me. 25208.
My garden of dreams.
Hillis (W. M.) Baby dear
4476, 18361.
Ellis music ¢o.:
Cupid’s wireless. 344.
Girl you leave at home.
Heartstrings. 6883.
Oh that waltz. 1257.
Puff, puff, puff. 3617.
Song of the heart. 1623.
7404, 7405.
10496.
26691.
listen.
589.
1917
INDEX
Ellis & Wilson musie co.:
Her smile. 21264.
Songs of old Fatherland. 22169.
When you part from the girl you
love. 22474.
Ellsworth (EH.):
Chant of the dreamland choir.
10085.
Just a twig from the true lovers
tree. 10890, 14819 (100).
My heart’s to-night in Loveland
where I first met you. 18501.
Winnie from Winnipeg. 6577.
Elmira college, Class of 1913. Elmira
College song book. 14819.
Elorduy (E.):
Misica sacra. 11206.
2°™° baracola en re.
Elphine (M. qd’):
Amer. beauty. 2130.
Boys in blue. 2299.
Splendide orchestre. 1638.
Ups and downs. 4150.
Elsen (G.) Oh Teddy dear, oh Teddy.
11345.
Elshemus (i. M.):
Evening. 2609.
Cenone and eight other tone-pic-
tures. 11330.
Elsner (P.) Spielmannslohn.
Elsner (S.):
Mein stern.
Mira. 13445.
Elton (F.):
Barrows in the Mile End Road.
119.
Little Johnnie’s clockwork train.
13289.
Thelma. 93829.
There’s music everywhere. 27405.
Hlvey (G.) Lof och &ra och vishet
och makt. 8098.
Elvir (C. EH.) Take me back to Min-
nie. 18029.
Elwell (Z. S.):
9779.
>
13937.
8262, 11127, 15632.
Golden potlatch. 12911.
Maurine. 29136. —
Elwood (C.) Swing and sing. 20322.
Hly (A. C.):
Hosanna. 172138.
O, be joyful in the Lord. 26770.
Bly, GE. A‘)! :
Down in old Virginny. 14775,
18730.
Molly Brown.
Emanuel (M.):
Baltimore fo’ me. 253854.
Deary, deary. 18684.
You win her in the summer after
all. 20686.
Emerich (H.):
Kiss me oh so deeply sweetheart.
28904.
Sing to me mother.
15701.
29791.
Emerson (A. J.) Boys in gray.
6907, 22829.
Emerson (G.):
Blue jackets. 9982.
Dreams of springtime. 7238.
Glory be to God most high. 598.
Home friend march and two-step.
714.
Jolly sleigh ride. 3064.
Linger longer, lovey. 21545.
Shady leaves. 138862.
Winter is over. 9701.
_pt. 10, 2. s., v. G
Emerson (I.) Songreader. 9782 (19). .
Emerson (L. O.):
Choral tribute. 12359 (10).
Heavenly song. 17194.
Father of mercies. 23238.
Star of descending night. 29903.
Ten thousand times ten thousand.
14037.
Hmerson, (M. EH.) Song reader. 9782 |
(19).
Emerson (N. R.) Soldier boy’s
mother. 17936.
Emery (C.):
I’m going to the Frisco fair, I am,
by gosh. 17246.
I would like to learn to love you.
5254.
Spooning. 6238.
Tell me sweetheart,
words of old. 6322.
You are the girl of my choice.
22535.
Emery (HK. T.)
danced Salome on the river Nile.
25070.
Emery (M. H.) See Emery (Sidney).
Hmery (S. A.):
Head and hands.
Night has a thousand eyes.
(57).
Skating song. 4380 (76).
Emery (Sidney, Stephen, & M. H.):
Head and hands. 14819 (11).
Night has a thousand eyes.
(57).
Skating song. 4880 (76).
Eminhizer (C.)
blue overalls.
HKmlyn (C. W.)
dear,
14319 (11).
4380
15375.
Moonshine. 11178.
Emlyn (H.) Scenes of childhood. |
Play
Emmanuel (T.) Story that sweet- |
hearts are telling. 16319.
Emmell (D.):
Billy boy. 6868.
Lovelight. 26478.
Poor Phoebe. 26955.
Hmmett (C. & L.)
fashion plates.
Emmett (D. D.)
23092, 28098. ia
Emmett (Mrs. T. A.)
hood. 18673.
30212.
LOLS
When Cleopatra |
4380 .
Just a pair of little |
We're nifty natty |
Dixie land. 10253, |
Days of child-
the |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
==
Emmett (Mrs. W. R.):
Days of childhood. 18673.
~ Dream of the old home. 25703.
Hmmons (Ff. B.) Billy Burke rag.
6869.
Emmons (J. S.):
Lord is my shepherd. 998.
Song of the bugle call. 29847.
Emory (J. W.) Why shouldn’t I be
happy. 4815.
Empire concert direction. For empire.
Engel (H.)—Continued.
Military drill. 21696.
Perfect contentment. 17734.
Spanish dance. 22180.
Starry emblem. 22197.
Summertime song. 22216.
Treasured keepsake. 18096.
Engel (R.) Come back Virginia.
18592, 22562 (56)
Hngel (S. C.):
7398 Barbary prance. 253858.
Empire music pub. ec). Brown bird. Spoony moon. 6285. :
99848, Engelhardt (—) Moontime, spoore
Empress (M.): time. 19624.
Hyes. 2625. Engelke (S.):
Why did I marry Mr. Brown. Dance land. 28151.
4312. Let me guard you while you slum-
Emrich (H.) I’m looking for a hus- ber. 3140.
band. 26162. When the bluebirds sing in June.
Enchantress (The). 9908" 18325, 12221.
22687, 22980, 23127, 249038, 24904, | Engelmann (H.);
2IO27, “21057, 2187, 21356, 21389, At vesper hour. 25316.
21682, 21635, 22086, 22297, 22458, Autumn leaves. 12446.
25241, 25748, 26832, 273890, 28292, Barearolle in F. 16830.
28298, 28934, 30364 (91). Between friends. 14509.
Enckermann (O. Jonasson-) See Bianca. 27902.
Jonasson-Eckermann (O.) Bitter sweets. 22805.
Enders (H.): Bohemian dance. 22815.
Down on the Florida Keys. 25698. Bright eyes. 25454.
Memories of home. 5613. Bunny. 18488.
Enfanece du Christ. 9960. Carmencita (La) 27988.
Enfant prodigue. 1874. Climbing roses. 18583.
Enfield. 15099. Colonial times. 28078.
Engberg-Holmberg pub. co.: Dainty orchids. 25629.
Angelus budskap. 27733. Dance of the goblins. ; 28155.
Betlehemsstjiirnan. 2269, 27900, ne cesta i dae elgg
28939. Echoes of fairy land. 25788.
Frojd uti himmelen. 28401. Hirst attempt. nee ee
Kristus uppstinden fir. 10945. iy a a polka. ae TV opees
Oppet star Jesu fdrbarmande For omen Oe
hjirta. 29373. Gently drifting. 25904.
: Glittering jewels. 594.
Spiskroks-valsen. 3924. Gold Ae Anca 25940
Vid Gryningen. 12130. Da eR ene ;
Happy Fay. 10571.
Engel (—) Love me. 23881. Heart’s answer. 28559.
Engel (C.): Hungarian dance. 23511.
Sea-shell. 27126. In lilac time. 19213.
Trout (The). 27458. In spring. 17299.
Engel (F.): In springtime. 26233.
There’s where I wait for you. Jolly captain. 19294.
1772. : Pe Jolly yachting party. 28856.
When the mourning dove is eall- Just for instance. 10893.
ing. 6526. Little corporal march. 26429.
You’d be selfish too. 27687. Little story. 29013.
Engel (H.): Love’s devotion. 26484.
Dancer’s delight. 16968. March. 28297.
Day of joy. 20972. Momente capriccioso. 29202.
Flight of time. 17084. New lesson. 19740.
Gaiety rondo. 21155. Off and away. 19791.
Golden days. 17185. Old English dance. 17682.
In full chase. 17288. On the stage. 1272.
In the whirl of joy. 21415. Petite romance. 29487.
Invitation. 21425. Polish dance. 24874.
Light and bright. 21533. Polka. 29a lalt
1919
INDEX
Engelmann (H.)—Continued.
Purple heather. 11544.
Pure and true. 8784.
Return from victory. 29607.
Reverie. 29618.
Roly-poly. 3707.
Rosalie galop. 116383.
School comrades. 6108.
Shah (The) 6648 (108).
Spanish dance. 24721.
Step by step. 29911.
Summer frolics. 20292.
Sylvan sprites. 273848, 27349.
Tarantella, in D minor. 11968.
Tender thoughts. 1748.
Thoroughbred. 4880 (169), 6349,
6350, 24878.
Through field and meadow. 30049.
Truants. 30091.
Twilight strains. 27466.
Tyrienne (La) 12078.
Under the orange blossoms. 20461.
When nature wakes. 27606.
Winter pleasures. 14272.
Wreath of honeysuckle.
Young marshal. 20687.
Engelsmann (W.) Sonate in A-moll.
ZOo2:
Mnglinder (L.):
Millionenmarsch.
15670.
Muss der juni sein.
14726, 14727.
Schonste bist du.
UN LEAVE
Vielliebchen. 14169, 16519, 16520.
England’s darling. 19902.
Engle (—.) We're a Jolly crowd to-
gether. 1926.
Engle (H. E.) Save the West Vir-
ginia girls and boys. 16157.
Engle (L. V.) Arizona. 9858.
Engle (W. K.) Beauty. 25367.
Engle & Satterthwait. I want a
sweetheart like mother. 213868.
Englehardt (A.) If I had a little girl
like you. 18096.
Englehardt-Meyer co.
girl like you. 13096.
English (Mrs. A. K. Y.)
row. 20068.
English (EK. H.)
your tears. 21722.
English dancing master. 14721.
Hnkelmann (EH. A.) Why, why, W-H-Y
can’t you love me. 4316.
Enkelmann (Mrs. E. A.):
20666.
13437 — 13440,
12669-12672,
13829, 16171,
Row, Roy,
Mother dear dry
Kentucky ragtime tune. 10913.
Southern moon. 16285.
Spring brings dreams of you.
17976.
Enlévement au serail. 29237.
Ennis pub. house. Sphinx waltzes.
20264.
If I had a little |
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 6 |
Eno (M. A.)
bough. 22359.
Eno (P.):
Eno’s elementary and advanced
technic studies for the banjo.
25753-25758.
Mokapoke. 3343.
Rustie rondo. 17882.
Valsette. 18120.
Enoch (F.) Strike up the band, the
eagles are coming yea yea. 16333.
Enoch & co., and Enoch & sons.
[Note.—The latter are indicated
by an asterisk]:
batons rompus.
*Absence. 16783.
*Album leaves. 20720.
*All change here. 6696.
*Among the daisies. 4416.
Anthologie d’ études. 27782.
Under the mistletoe
9783, 20704.
Arle@échino. 66.
Au gré des réves. 9872, 27816.
Aubade. 10068, 27820, 28000,
28001.
*Awakening (The) 2193.
Ballade. 10064.
Barearolle-sérénade. 115.
Berceuse. 150, *18417.
*Bird’s lullaby. 6872.
Bonnie red hackle. 6901.
Brise (La) 20866.
Brise est douce. 6916.
* Butterflies. 25471.
Cantique d’amour.
Capricietto. 233.
Chanson. 21503.
Chanson des
20899.
Chanson du matelot.
Chant de printemps. 28016.
Chant du souvenir. 20902, 28017.
Cloches (Les) 28062.
*Come, sing to me. 20929, 22986,
22987, 25578.
Conte des fées.
Cortége. 28002.
Danse des sept voiles. 361.
Danse hongroise. 3864, 16975.
Danse lente. 10195.
Danse vive. 10198.
Derniére lettre de Manon.
20982.
*Devon doggerel.
*Dreaming alone.
*Hehoes. 4847.
*Hestasy. 4850.
Eglogue. 10066.
Elégie. 10067.
En batterie. 21043.
En filant Ja blanche laine.
En gaité. 7289.
En tapinois. 7290.
*Wnchanted boat. 17087.
Espafia. 12764.
Etude humoristique. 234.
10041.
feiulles. 16902,
6970.
10065.
10238,
4791.
7229.
98288, |
1920
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Enoch & co., and Enoch & sons.—Con.
Etude scolastique. 235.
Feuillets d’ album. 28357.
Fin du jour. 14887.
Flanerie. 522.
Fleur d’ Irlande.
*Hor I do love you so.
Forét ardente. 536.
*FWree-lance. 7408.
Gai printemps. 5538, 21154.
Gigue. 17128.
Gina. - 28489.
*Good night. 17144.
Grands peupliers. 15028.
Horizon bleu. 28601.
528, 21119.
26399.
*T told my love to the roses. 7763.
Idylle. 10068.
*TIf any little word. 26200.
*In the spring time. 53806.
*Invocation. 3019.
Jota (La) 13177.
*Know’st thou the land. 26369.
Laendler. 10956.
Lai louli. 17387.
*Life’s maytime. 21532.
*Life’s vision. 5469.
*Light of my heart. 17418.
*Lily’s ball. 5477.
Loin du coeur. 21559, 29020.
*Love’s philosophy. 17459.
Marche bohémienne. 21636, 29104
Enoch & co., and Enoch & sons.—Con.
* Seabreeze and the scarf. 6111.
* Serenade. 7513, 8903.
Sérénade aux Gtoiles. 28004.
Sérénade mélancholique. 22096.
Sérénade plaintive. 11759, 22097.
Serenos et guitaristes. 1550.
* Shut eye road. 6149.
Soir empourpré. 1603.
Sous bois. 22172.
Styrienne. 22209.
Suédoise. 28005.
Tapada (La) 1730.
Technique du violon. 1742.
* Thyme and lavender. 24894.
*’Tis morn. 9387.
*'To daffodils. 18083.
*'To Hlectra. 30065.
*Token (The) 9400.
Ultime amour. 30119.
* Valgovind’s boat song. 18113.
* Valse brillante. 6414.
Valse de concert. 12100.
Valse mignonne. 10075.
Vendetta (La) 1868, 30149.
Vent qui jase. 12117.
Vieilles de chez nous.
Villanelle. 10076.
Voeu supréme. 238.
Voyageurs. 30182.
* When the snows begin. 27616.
4192.
Matin (Le) 10069. * When you are near. 12240.
Mavis and merle. 21658. 38°™* gavotte. 28006.
Mazurka. 11122. 3°™° symphonie. 2072, 12358.
Mazurka noble. 29141. Enright (W. H.) Down by the old
Méthode nouvelle de clarinette. Merrimac. 25696.
11154. Ensor (B. C.)’ Down on the Rio
Minuetto. 1097. Grande. 18783.
* My love was born of roses. 21748. | Entremont (H. L. da’) See D’Entre
* Nightingale and the rose. 5741. mont (H. L.)
* Nightingales. 8480. Enty (W.C.) She’s only one in many.
* Noél. 5749. 16210.
Novelette. 10070. Equitable pub. co. That hobble rag.
Nuit étoilée. 236. 11986.
*©O lovely night. 19781. Erb (J. L.):
* Old gavotte. 26809. Angels from the realms of glory.
* Open the door to love. 5833. OT77D5.
* Our land of dreams. 26868. Hymn for day of prayer. 5190.
Patrouille. 10071. | Erb (M. J.):
Petites clochettes bleues. 15992. Pinner eee bs
‘Pierrot et Colombine. 1346 Meditation. 23979.
Pierrot jo 1347 ; Sonate tiber choral themen der
ae Kathol. liturgie. 29842
* Poor Rooky. 5922. : Rae npataien 430. ;
Portrait. 10072. Tu es Petrus. 94380.
Prélude, choral et fugue. 29527. Erban (F.) Wachauer landsturm.
Quadrille royal. 21982. 4215.
Repos en Egypte. 1427. Erberle (J.) Violin-schule. 9530.
Révérences. 29612. Erdman (fE.):
Rhéna. 29618. Don’t forget to meet me. 282831.
Rigaudon. 10073. ‘If you were a rose. 7817, 23603.
* Ritournelle. 20032. Let’s play post-office. 17395.
Romance. 237, 17856. O that oriental rag. 26783.
Roseraie (La) 3733, 22040. . Spooning in my aeroplane. 24729.
Rossignol, mon mignon. 11656. When I say good-bye that means
Scherzo-valse. 10074. good-bye. 9628.
1921
INDEX
Erdman (S.)
plane. 24729.
Erdstein (L.)
Spooning in my aero-
Helle nacht. 15118.
Erikson (A.). Dream (A) 14778.
Hrikson (H.) Won’t you come and
spoon with me. 20657.
Erickson (S.) You wouldn’t do that
in your younger days. 380852.
Ericson (Mrs. F. W.) Where is my
wandering boy to-night. 16647.
Hrinnyes (Les) 2379.
Erlanger (C.):
Hannele Mattern. 23482.
Rondel de l’adieu. 1455.
Tsar des cieux. 1820.
Erlemann (G.) Prélude.
Erlensteg (W. Barth-)
Hrlensteg (W.)
Erling (Mrs. H.) With you beside
me. 25145.
Erminie. 23895, 23896.
Hrmani. 1875.
Ernst (C.) Good-bye my honey love.
18962.
Ernst (Mrs. C. W.) My wife’s come
home from the country. 5721.
Ernst (J.) True to blue. 20430.
Errington (F.) My bellflower. 19666.
Erskine (A.) Réveuse. 14386.
Erste weib. 464, 602, 899, 2598, 2742,
3077, 3460.
10326.
See Barth-
Ertel (P.):
Canon. 465.
Heimkehr. 689.
In den halligen. 818.
Marsch. 466.
Melodie. 467.
Passacaglia. 24829.
Pierrette. 13844.
Pierrot. 13845.
Walzer. 468.
Ertl (D.) Favorite regiment march.
21095.
Ertzinger (O. H.) I don’t want to be
a tight wad. 7698.
Erwin (J.) Twenty years ago. 4126.
Erwin (lL. M.) Dearie, I was only
teasing you. 3884.
Es gibt nur ein Berlin. 18795, 19360,
20117, 21025, 21149, 21231, 22075,
— 28525.
Esberger
14016.
Eschebach (T.):
Pretty spinner.
(W.) Tale of the comet.
8754,
Through faerie fields. 120388.
Eschig (M.):
Amour tzigane. 12406.
Divoreée (La) 12698.
Duo de Véducation incompléte.
25718.
En avant marche. 25746.
Je n’ sais comment. 28886.
Joyeux paysan. 13179.
pt. Ti; nos, v. 6
Eschig (M.)—Continued. ;
Van Mannebeck.
Legende des
26392, 26398.
Malbrouk sen va-t-en guerre.
13358.
Mes vieux moulins. 26596, 26597.
Miracle de Saint Franeois. 24046.
Moulins qui chantent. 24083.
Premier aveu. 26969, 26970.
Princesses dollar. 13704.
Romance de line.- 27059, 27060.
Romanze 24499-24501.
Suite de valses. 27316.
Tiefland. 14081.
Transatlantiques (Les)
Esclavy (R.):
Envolée (L’). 10322.
Réverie d’automne. 11596.
Suzette et Suzon. 11930.
Yeux dont je réve. 123817.
Hsco (N.) Réve aprés le bal.
Esipoff (S.):
Jolly companions. 238682.
Mermaid’s song. 24015.
On parade. 24268.
Whims. 25110.
Whispering winds.
Eskridge (N.)
Espinosa (L.):
Pérfida. 8563.
Ya quisieras.
Esposito (M.)
Esposito (P.): '
Inno Garibaldi. 10822.
Vittoire (La) 12188.
Espy (FF. V.) Mother, father waits
in heaven. 29226.
Esrom (D. A.) pseud. See Morse (T.)
Essay (J. M.) Coquetry. 2452.
18094.
11589.
25116.
Reflections. 27020.
25162.
Sitbal na mdéna. 90638.
Tissek (P.):
Bauerntanz. 122.
Im kahn. 809.
Romanze. 1453.
Schiiler-konzert. 3794.
Essex pub. co.:
Graded piano forte studies. 2784.
May song. 38282.
Esslinger (A.) Immergritin-gavotte.
2977, 7826.
Estabrook (G.) Ah! so true. 27714
(1)
Estabrook (L. T.) Our flag 1293.
Estéban-Marti :
Béguins de Cunégonde.
Clavel (Hl) 282.
Kin, Kin. 905.
Magyar (Le) 1036.
Hstes (B. M.) Will you love me when
my hair is turned to gray. 9693.
Estes (L. E.) Pictures on the wall.
199238.
Estrella (A.) Venezolanischer reiter
marsch. 20496.
Estrez (St. G. d’)
pilles. 3925.
25372.
Parade des pu-
1922
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Etchecopar (M.): Eugene (P.)—Continued.
Chanson Be ae 4, Mr. Alexander you’re a lovin’ man.
Chant russe. 28578. 19603.
Lied en sourdine. 38155. Mr. Brown of Stingytown. 8307.
Ethell (W.) In my little cottage My dark-eyed dusky queen. 11212.
home. 28764. My dear Irene. 19674.
Ett (C.) Requiem in C moll. 27027. ae SA
Etzelmiiller (H.): Ae ese
y little Argentine. 29274.
Lebensworte. 15430. M Satie
3 y tantilizing Pearl. 19716.
Sommerzeit. 16266. Nail him. 11255
Htzold (J. C.) Gladys. 23339. Nation’s pride. 15807.
Eudy (S.) The orphan. 24300. Oh! there’s coming a day. 15889.
Hugen Oneguin. 24923, 24924. Our flag and its virtues. 1294.
Hugéne Onégin. 12071. Pacific rag. 15952.
HKugene (P.):
Aeroplane whirl. 20716.
Airship honeymoon. 9805.
Bride and the groom. 27989.
Come take a ride in my aero.
10137.
Daddy coined the money. 20958.
Daffy as a loon. 12655.
Dearie, will you come. 25661.
Do sweetheart do. 7187.
Don’t forget to keep on loving.
2582.
Down at Atlantic Isle. 2541.
Dreams like I dream of you, are
rare. 23182.
Girl in the looking glass. 21171.
1’ll be your baby always. 15211.
I’m going right back to mother.
10711.
I want to play school with you.
15254.
I want you honey to be mine.
10734.
I wish I were married. 13083.
I wonder if you are dreaming of
me. 10742.
I wonder if you are waiting.
10748.
I would like to get acquainted
with you. 213875.
If all the girls who’ve jilted me.
21381.
If Lineoln could be with us.
10771.
If they’re good enough to fight.
28744.
If you'll be my college girl, I’ll be
your college boy. 7818.
If you only knew. 15275.
In dear old Atlantic City. 17284.
It must be love. 23659.
Just a little girlie girlie. 10884.
Kentucky Sal. 1938380.
Lazy boy. 289388.
Let’s be sweethearts once again.
3148, 8035.
Letter of love to my little southern
dove. 21524.
Longing for you. 15500.
Memories of yesternight. 26574.
Red man’s twins. 21997.
School boys. 29715.
School day memories. 27118.
Song of the D. A. R. 18919.
Suffragette, you are a dandy.
17997.
Sweet Annie dear. 1693.
Sweet Irish flower. 6289.
There’s a door ajar for you.
27408.
They try it anyway. 9345.
Underneath the spoony croony
moon. 14181.
Virginia memories. 9536.
What can a poor girl do. 27587.
When my heart sings. 9638.
When the girl you love, loves you.
20592.
When the soldier boys are doves
of peace. 30257.
With you in an aeroplane. 48385.
Yow’re the nicest little girl. 27691.
You’re the rose in love’s garden.
4359.
Hulenburg (2H.):
An meine schéne. 20746.
Bin am weg gestanden. 184381.
Caprice. 19876, 21887, 21888.
Hinladung. 18769.
Es ist ein brtinnlein geflossen.
18796.
Ganz im geheimen. 18907.
Gott griisse dich, lachender Sson-
nenschein. - 18968.
Jugendfreuden. 26305, 26306.
Liebespost. 19410.
Wir tanzen durchs leben. 251389.
20 éttiden. 3859.
100 etudes. 1579.
Eulenburg (P. zu) Rose songs.
11647.
Huper (K. F.) Irene. 28809.
Europe (J. R.) Clef club. 2418, 4380
(106). —
Eustis (F. J.):
I want a boy. 18074.
It’s nice to be a widow. 18153.
Mary Smith. 13388.
My Yankee rose. 138532.
Spooning on Sunday night. 13940.
1923
INDEX
Dt. tty DES. VeS
Eva. 28808, 28829, 283938, 28897,
28426, 28427, 28488, 28468, 28947,
28969, 28970, 29460, 29898, 29899,
30184, 30208, 30204, 30221, 30359.
Hvangelemann. 14949, 14950, 15454.
Evangelical Lutheran church (Bd. of
church extension of the gen. synod) :
Easter bells. 7258.
Flowers of springtime.
Hail Him! praise Him!
Happy Easterday. ‘T7574.
Hear the bells. 7603.
Lift your eyes, ye sad and weary.
8060.
Praise ye the Lord. 8787.
Sad was the dawn. 8929.
Shepherd mine. 9022.
Stranger guest in Emmaus.
7390.
7559.
9185.
Evans (A. H.) My dear old Southland.
26684.
Hyvans (A. J.) I want a winner.
138077.
Evans (Mrs. Addie) Abiding faith. 5.
Evans (Albert) Boys in blue. 25441.
Hvans (B.) Her cowboy sweetheart.
alana
Evans (B. A.)
13011.
Evans (D. O.):
Moonlight memories. 17577.
St. Mary’s forever. 8750.
Story of Jesus. 29919.
Summer whispers. 38959.
Evans (E.) Matty the queen of the
base ball fans. 291385.
Hvans (E. J.):
Bridal wreath. 228388, 22839.
Folies bergéres. 17086, 17087.
Golden bower waltzes. 620, 621.
It’s sunny, sunny, sunny, honey.
153831.
Nona schottische. 5751, 5752.
O. M. A. march. 18581, 15872.
Pretty daffodil. 21957.
Sleep on my love. 22126.
Temple commandery.
24844.
To my lady’s eyes. 22319.
Venetian moonlight. 223882.
Evans (KE. O.) You’ll be sorry love,
some day. 12325.
Evans (G.):
Little Maggie Brady.
11019, 12359 (87), 29001.
My little sugar baby.
27714 (108).
When I carved your name on the
old oak tree. 22440.
Evans (G. M.):
And the publican. 22658.
Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly dove.
22976.
O God, the Rock of Ages.
Hope’s beautiful star.
18045,
11017-—
26698,
24204.
Evans (H. E.) Don’t license saloons.
17009.
Hvans (M.D.C.) Thanksgiving. 1752.
Hyvans (M. L.) My dear old southern
home. 26683. £
Evans (M. T.):
Child of air. 18553.
Impetuous resolve.
Swing (The) 20821.
Hvans (May) Come home to mother.
14661.
Hvans (Mayo)
Evans (W.):
Arise soldiers of the cross.
My song is Jesus. 1171.
Hvans (W. A.):
American flag march. 25258.
Berceuse from Jocelyn. 2752.
19203.
Man gull. 21628.
65.
Birthday party waltz. 2278.
Black swan. 14520.
Blue bird mazurka. 14581.
Boat song. 4560.
Canary polka. 14587.
Carnival of roses. 4635.
Castanet. 4636.
Chick-a-dee march. 14622.
Convent echoes. 4703.
Corn tassel. TTO074.
Cross patch. TO87.
Dancing dolls. 25636.
Dancing in the play room. 2478.
Dreams of youth. 4828.
Fern leaf schottische.
Game of tag. 2700.
Happy school days.
June roses. 53865.
Kangarco galop. 19326.
March of the gobblings. 19533.
Memories of home. 26573.
Nightingale. 15838.
Nine sonatinas. 23810.
Notre Dame. 5759.
Peter Pan. 11452.
Playing soldier. 3581.
Pretty princess. 26975.
Rippling brooklet. 20030.
Robin Hocd. 60380.
Shelis of the sea. 20160.
Snow birds waltz. 29817.
Star of Bethlehem. 6248.
Sunlight. 6275.
Ten o’clock. 20354.
Two arpeggios. 25282.
Venetian twilight reverie. 9506.
Whippoorwill waltz. 16652.
Willow glen. 20642.
Evansville lodge, no. 116, B. P. O. E.
Elk’s song. 7285.
18838.
5085.
Evarts (L.) Hope’s. setting star.
106388.
Evelina. 5979, 5980.
Eventide. 14670.
Everest (C.)
Blushing morn. 14819
(2). \
1924
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Everett (G.):
Keep your eye upon it. 900.
You can’t be nice and be success-
ful. 2044.
Everlof (C.) King of the air.
23727, 28892.
Evers (J.) Mother work-a-day world.
11198.
Every child. 17057.
Every woman. 10152, 101538, 10341,
11488.
Hvette et Schaeffer.
47538.
Ewald (J.) American march. 12401,
12402.
HEward (C. T.)
6374.
Ewing (D. W.)
the Shenandoah flows.
Ewing (M.):
Flower of the Nile. 21120.
Policeman’s holiday. 16013.
Valse bohémienne. 6418.
Excell (KH. O.):
Believe and be saved. 9941.
Bird’s nest. 14518.
Gifts of God. 10464.
I am anchored fast. 10662.
Jesus lover of my soul. 19288.
Lighten the way with a _ song.
11006.
Spend one hour with Jesus. 16293.
They didn’t think. 12014.
To Jesus I will go. 12044.
Hyer (F. L.):
Hunting song. 17218.
Oh Limestone, cherished Lime-
stone. 8557.
Hyes of night. 28699, 28956, 24014,
24554, 24986.
23726,
Dans la forét.
Tree on the tower.
In the valley where
838.
Eyken (H. van) Harmonielehre.
5094.
Eyre (A. G.) Mazurka mignonne.
3287.
Hyre (EK. M.) Will you forget me.
6567.
Hysler (E.):
A da sehu her. 1.
Annerl-walzer. 54-58, 12413.
Bisserl tschin, ein bisserl bum.
6875, 6876.
Blaue flaschen-marsch. 2285.
Briiderl und schwesterl. 10014.
Das ist das gltick. 3874-876.
Ernst ist das leben. 7302.
Es hocken drei eulen im sonnen-
licht. 471.
Ich lass mit mir nicht spielen.
790.
Ich leb’ mit den kindern. 791.
Ja nur du. 865.
Kinderszene. 3088.
Lumpen marsch. 1014-1016.
Marchen vom gliick. 11076.
O frau, frau, frau. 11307.
Hysler (E.)—Continued..
Onkel ist kein mann. 8601, 8603.
Pasch handi z’ samm. 8660.
Romantisehe stimmung. 11620.
Unsterbliche (Der) 18338.
Unsterbliche lump. 1842-1844,
41424144,
Vaterl-lied. 9498.
Welt ist wie ein narrenhaus.
1938, 1939.
Zirkuskind (Das) 9769, 12347,
12348, 14316, 14317.
Zirkuskind-marsch. 9771.
Zirkuskind-polka. 12349-12351.
Zirkuskind-walzer. 9774, 12352.
Hyster (G. D.) Greeting to Thomas-
ville. 21216, 23405.
Faber’ (J.) Hirst. dance album.
12810.
Fabia (A. A.) Julie. 193811.
Facer (T.):
God bless our king and country.
2750.
Hail to our king. 2808.
See the soldiers. 38812.
Fahrmann (H.):
Abendandacht. 6652.
Caprice. 7326.
Elegie. T7277.
Herbstgedanken. 7627.
Toceata. 23209.
Triumerei. 9406.
Waldesfrieden. 9564.
Faelten (C.) Cadenza to Liszt’s Hun-
garian rhapsody. 238388.
Fa’er Mathias. 4900.
Faerber (G.) Golden memories.
23361.
Faetkenhaner (M.) Why am I lonely
without you. 22492.
Fagan (C. M.) Dream baby. 425.
Fagan (F. M.):
Chicken’s ball. 20908.
Maids of fashion. 216138.
That peculiar rag. 93826, 18056,
18057.
Whippoorwill. 4307, 9668.
Fahle (P.) Missouri. 15686.
Hahrhpach “Ce: jm Soldier’s
Pal CAKE
Faile (A.)
14548.
Faile (H.) I’m married when I’m at
home. 21342.
Fair (H. D. N.) Woman ruler.
Fairbank (H. W.) pub. co.:
God is with us. 12905.
Old sword on the wall. 5814.
Wind in the pines. 14268.
Fairbanks (F.) Horizon bleu. 28601.
Fairchild (B.):
Canti popolari Italiani. 10039.
David’s lament. 25646, 25647.
From the song of songs. 25879,
25880.
life.
Boyhood happy days.
18218.
1925
INDEX
Fairchild (B.)—Continued.
If one should ask. 28748.
Legende. 28946.
Myrtles of Damascus. 29300.
O queen of beauty. 293858.
O Rosa, Rosa. 17666.
O tomb. 29363.
Praises of her beauty. 29528.
Quatuor. 18814.
Serenade. 29762.
So much I love. 29821.
To kiss her. 30067.
What morn shall find thee. 30228.
Fairfax (HE. G.) Dat little yaller gal.
28180.
Fairchild (H. F.) Skull (The) 18892.
Fairman (A. C.) Decoration Day.
16987.
Fairman (G.):
Davy Jones and his monoplane.
18667.
Fare-thee-well. 18828.
Forget me not. 18886,
F’alardo (J. A.) Ghost of the haunted
clock. 28487.
Faleani (A.) Metodo per la divisione.
24028.
Falconer (F. W.) Gracious invitation.
28492.
Falk (J. S.) Ob she was so lovely.
26846.
Falk (L.) With palm and song. 9702.
Falkenstein (J.) Resurrexi-Pascha
nostrum. 6001.
Fall (L.):
ch, wie bist du stiss, Amigo.
ose 427 6’ 2086-2089.
Ballade von der schénen Risette.
4495-4497.
Bin ja nur Jeanettchen. 165.
Blind man’s buff. 18440, 25197
(50)
Country life—farming life. 18625.
Das bin ich. 2487-2490.
Denn wie’s heut’ zu tag ’mal ist.
2505.
Divorcée (La) 12693.
Dollar princess. 20990.
Dreh den kleinen schiliissel. 4385.
Du kleine fee im pavillon. 489.
Heny meeny miny mo. 23159,
25197 (82).
Erste tour. 4873, 4874, 7308,
10329-10331, 12762.
Hs nicken die giebel. 472, 4877.
Extrapost (Die) 4897, 4898, 7323.
Fa’er Mathias. 4900.
Farming life, country life. 21092,
25197 (86). ,
Follow me round. 18877.
Girl in the train. 587, 2725-2727,
7459, 7460.
Grenadier’s song. 18987, 25197
(94).
1926
pt. 11, ns. v. 6 4:
Fall (L.)—Continued.
Grisetten-lied. 654, 2792, 5057-—
5059.
Hirtenknabe Hypolit. 2859, 2860,
5144-5150.
Hin, das war ein miidel. 5155. \
Hm! she is the girl. 19052, 21282, |
25197 (98). om
Ich bin ja nur Jeanettchen. 5255.
Ich bleibe brav. 10748.
Joyeux paysan. 138179.
Julchen, so etwas war noch nicht
da. 888.
Kleine Adele.
5404.
Lied von den urahnen. 5465.
Links mama und rechts papa.
975, 3167-38169, 5479.
Live and love. 38178.
Live and love waltzes. 6648 (88).
914, 3098-3100,
Midel aus der Picardie. 1025, |
3231-8238, 5549.
Midele, hops’ mit mir. 5550.
Music caressing of violins. 19656,
19657, 25197 (171).
Pack mich, junge. 1304, 35387—-
3540.
Princesses dollar. 18704.
Puppenmidel (Das) 18938-13895.
3619-8626, 5956, 8779, 11540.
Puppenmiidel-walzer. 13896, 8781,
11541, 11542.
Ring o’ roses. 3690.
Risette-marsch. 38693-3695, 6016,
6020.
Risette-walzer. 1440, 6021-6026.
Romuald du bist so kalt. 1454,
3710-8718.
Romuald-marsch. 3714-3719, 6048,
11623.
Rosalillja von Sevillja. 1459,
3726-3729.
Sag’ du es. 1487, 8930.
Schau dir jeden dreimal an.
1512, 3778-3781.
Schone Risette. 3786, 3787, 6099,
11738, 11734.
Siren (The) , 20185, 22124, 246388,
246389. .
Siren waltzes. 25197 (217).
Sirene (Die) 61738, 9060, 11805,
11806.
Sirenenlied. 6175.
So dann und wann. 1597, 3871-
38738, 6187.
Song of the sirens. 20233, 25197
(228).
Stolz der dynastie. 62538.
Theater-marsch. 1764-1767, 4036,
11999, 12000.
Thomasius und Habakuk. 63845-
6348.
Triume liebster, trium von mir.
6366. :
Valse caprice. 6415.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan—Dec., 1911
—_
Fall (L.)—Continued.
Vorwirts greifet zu. 4214.
Wallflower sweet. 20538, 20539,
mT (252).
Waltzes. 18820, 18821.
Wenn zwei einander zuge tan.
6499.
Wie trink’ ich vom _ briinnilein.
6558.
Zeug geht vortiber. 2062.
Fall (R.):
Blasen (Das) 6882.
Corsett um 100 mark.
Liseit’ Lisett’ sei nett.
Menagerie-idyll. 8273.
Nur dezent sein. 29342.
Wien-Berlin. 6559.
Fallon (Mrs. G. R.) Will you be my
bride. 9689.
Falls (B. A.) Stop yo’ makin’ those
scan’lous eyes at me. 29913.
Falvo (R.):
"A calamita ’e Napule. 22564.
Acqua passata. 22592.
Aimons, 6 ma jolie. 27739.
Albero ’e pigna. 22612.
Ammore a tarantella. 22649.
Canzone della vita. 22887.
Charmeuse (La) 22923.
Cuscritto. 23034.
Dami i tuoi baci. 23042.
Incantatrice dei serpenti.
Nun tuorne echit. 24196.
Puleinella I. 24429.
Ronna ingannatricia. 24505.
Voce ’e maggio. 25020.
Fanciulla del West. 1388, 1389, 17799.
7078.
28988.
23643.
_ Faning (E.):
Our island home. 8628.
Song of the vikings. 6216.
Fannucci (M.) Dreaming of you dear.
i ysys
Fanoni (L.) Amore. 9881.
Fantastics (The) 9776.
Fanti (C.) ’A cosa ’e mammeta.
20706.
Fantzen (H.) Castellano. 18525.
| Farban (R.):
Argentine tango. 27787.
Reine d’ amour. 1421.
| Farlow (G. W.)
Fargues
499.
Farjeon (E.)
12028.
Farjeon (H.):
Aubade. 9877.
Chansonnette. 25523.
Etude heureuse. 25774.
Melody. 25801.
Nigger tune. 267388.
Rondeau. 27065.
Sleep beloved. 1584.
eee & Yeoman. Sleep beloved.
(C.) Fantaisie burlesque.
Thou art the flower.
a
Farmer (C. V.) Christmas minuet.
272.
Farmer (H.) German shepherd boy.
18924.
Farmer (J.) Goose that lays a golden
egg. 25951.
Farnham (D. A.)
Kate Barry’s name.
When I change
14230.
Farnham (H. D.) Scout master.
16182.
Farnum (A.) I will take care of you.
19170.
Farquhar (I. D.) Thinking of those
eyes. 9351.
Farr (J. W.) At eventide.
Farran (EK. T.)
you. 5231.
Warrar’ (CE: BY):
Roadside fire. 27051.
Silent moon. 27171.
Vagabond songs. 24961.
Parrar (RS Ei:
Cupid’s lullaby. 18642.
Fairy princess valse.
In old Madrid. 19220.
Jack of hearts. 6648 (78).
Love’s confiding. 19476.
Merry meeting. 21690.
Nine piano sketches. 2642.
Nymphs and fawns. 24198.
Tale of love. 14819 (147).
Farrar (L.) Spring brings dreams of
you. 17976.
Harrar (ii. -C.)
heart to-night.
Farrar (L. E.)
6774.
I miss you fer I need
21079.
Your answer dear
18234.
Kiss me hon’ good-
night. 193842.
Harrar. gS: Ge) Butterfly (The)
27963.
Farrell (M. I.)
come to Thee.
Farrell (Mrs. T.)
O God of love I
11309.
My mother’s sham-
rock. 83892.
Farrier (F. E.) I hope that I may
meet him in heaven once again.
7706.
Farrington (G.) Some day when our
courtship is anchored. 16258.
Farrow (J.) D. A. R. grand march.
10175.
Farson (D. M.):
He giveth more grace. 19028.
Milk and honey. 19598.
Farwell (A.):
Farewell. 14861.
Hymn to liberty. 15180.
Fascinating widow. 2838, 804, 1205,
1206, 2018, 2019, 2072 (82) (128),
2730, 2894, 4811, 4857, 5966, 6362,
(348, 148, . 20732, 21344, 21990,
20485.
Fassbaender (P.):
Gegen den wind. 575.
Melodie. 7850.
1927
INDEX
pt. Nl, 8S: Vo
Fassbinder (W. B.): Faunce (J. H.) co.—Continued.
Dream maiden. 2546.
Roll on thou mighty ocean. 3706.
Fassio (A.) Aviators march. 6797.
Fassone (V.):
Baleone ’nechiuso. 109.
E partito. 21030.
Fantasia novella. 23225,
Fravula ’e ciardino. 21188.
Nun me pienza cchit. 24194,
Pe’ dispietto. 5876.
Pusilleco ’e notte. 21981.
Fattorini (——) Malakoff (La).
11080, 18356, 18357.
Faubus (D. A.) In the old, old way.
10809.
Faucher (P.):
Coeur a ses saisons. 7086.
Fée aux fleurs. 7363.
Marseillaise de la paix. 8228.
Faucheux (A.) Nocturne. 28352.
Fauchey (P.):
A cdte de amour. 20738.
Amour ou la vie. 20745.
Anniversaire de ma mie. 2146.
C’est le lit. 23830. ,
Chanson des étoiles. 20898.
Coeur a ses Saisons. 70386.
Conseils. 2448.
Engadine. 18790.
Fée aux fleurs. 7363.
Intrépide aviatrice. 3016.
Manon. 15575.
Marseillaise de la paix. 8223.
Mirage amoureux. 3837.
Palencia (La) 243818.
Paquerettes (Les) 24828.
Retour de Londres. 3679.
Sérénade intéressée.. 3827.
Stanees. 22194.
Sur la branche. 24792.
Toujours, c’est rien. 4099.
Toute 4 toi. 4101.
Faulkes (W.):
Barecarolle. 9914.
Chanson. 4918.
Chapel and choir. 14618.
Communion in D flat. 7059.
Cortége. 14685.
Grand choeur. 7519.
Grand choeur alla Handel. 23394.
Grand chorus in A flat. 17149.
Liebeslied. 10994.
March in B flat. 17075.
Meditation. 3289.
Minuet and trio in C. 8299.
Nocturne. 7355.
Pastorale. 17724.
Polonaise. 19950.
Postlude. 24881.
Theme and variations. 18061.
Faunce (J. H.) ¢o.:
Alpine glow. 4409.
At the circus. 44465.
At twilight. 4448.
1928
Autumn flowers. 4464.
Birding in the wood. 4547.
Butterfly. 4615.
By moonlight. 4618.
Carmencita. 4634.
Children’s party. 4659.
Columbine polka. 4685.
Coquette (The) 4705.
Country dance. 4712.
Cradie song. 4715-4717.
Dainty Dorothy. 4748.
Dainty mazurka. 4744, 4745.
Daisy (The) 4747.
Dance of the marionettes. 4749.
Dancing lesson. 4751.
Hasiest beginning for violin play-
ers. 4837.
Escamillo. 4881.
Evening thoughts. 4887.
Fifty-six easy progressive etudes. |
5140. |
Fresh life. 4958.
Frolics. 4964.
Gavotte and musette. 4983.
Gay fisherboy. 12872.
Gay rider. 4985.
Good friend. 5025.
Good morning says little Mozart.
12917. ‘
Grandmother’s fairy story. 50438. .
Happy days. 5081. |
Happy hour. 5083.
Happy youth. 5086.
Harlequin galop. 5092.
Heart’s desire. 5118.
Hungarian intermezzo. 5184.
In the play room. 5308.
In the woods. 53812.
Inez. 5819.
Jolly comrades. 53855.
Joyous frolics. 53860.
Last waltz. 5426, 5427.
Lily (The) 5474.
Little ballet dancer. 5488.
Little soldier. 5492.
Little song. 5498-5495.
Little story. 5496.
Little waltz. 5498.
Lullaby. 5536.
March. 5866.
March of the brownies. 5565.
May greeting. 5594.
Merry hunter. 5634.
Merry play. 5636, 5687.
Old harmonium. 5810.
Paris life. 5864.
Pierrette. 5908.
Pierrot. 5905.
Pink (The). 5906.
Playing tag. 5911.
Return of the guard. 6002.
Ride on a rocking. horse. 6012.
Rondo mignonnette. 6051.
Rose (The). 6054.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Faunce (J. H.) co.—Continued.
Rosebud. 6058.
Roundelay. 6066, 6067.
Silver fish. 6162.
Souvenir of the Tyrol.
Stately gavotte. 6247.
Tulip (The). 6887.
Tyrolienne. 6394.
Valse gracieuse. 6418.
Valse lente. 6420,
Violet (The). 6444.
Violin course. 14171.
Waltz of the mice. 6466.
White rosebud. 6550.
70 very easy progressive etudes
6226.
for piano. 5141.
Fauré (G.):
| Prélude. 14869.
| Romance no. 3. 29639.
‘Faure (J.) Ave Maria. 27831.
‘Faure (J. B.):
B Wize car O Lord. 189984.
| Palm branches. 13640.
Sancta Maria. 3762.
Son of the prophet.
| Song of glory. 3896.
‘Faust (S.) Garden party. 17111.
i\Maust. 2778-2780, 7510, 7514, 7515,
9109, 10528, 10529, 23379, 18971,
| 80519, 30864 (26).
\Favarger (R.) Adieu (L’).
‘Favart (E.):
Je ne voulais plus aimer. 15345.
| On espére toujours. 15918.
11881.
22595.
iHax (J.) Kin’ o’ a lassie for me.
| 19333.
Fazer KEG.) :
Barearole. 27862.
Idylli. 5263.
Lina. - 978.
Nocturne. 1217.
Promesse (La). 115383.
Romanze. 29645.
Transcription. 6367.
I Vagsang. 1848.
i Valssi ess duurissa.
|Fearis (J. S.):
All through the night. 9816.
6427.
Angel guards. 4428.
Angels’ adoration. 4429,
Angels at Gethsemane. 4480.
| Angels of the resurrection.
| As the heart panteth. 70.
Auld lang syne. 9881.
{ Autumn lullaby. 18352.
| Bachelor sale. 20793.
i Chicago. 2387.
4431.
| Cleo waltz. 18581.
i Dancing stars. 2480.
| Easter angels. 4838, 4839.
|| For fellowship and song. 10401.
| Fotch erlong de hoe cake Dinah.
i} 2a 134.
i! Four leaf clover. 18891.
Fearis (J. S.)—Continued.
Glorious things of Thee are
spoken. 10482.
God is our refuge and strength.
2751.
Grandmother’s minuet. 18980.
In God’s eternal day. 820.
In remembrance. 23628.
Joy in the mansions of light. 5358.
Macabee rallying song. 5544.
Mariners (The) 21640.
My rosary, with parody Thy
hosiery. 19703.
Never a day without you. 19789.
O God the rock of ages. 19775.
Recollections of home. 20001.
Regimental march. 20007.
Rippling waves. 20031.
Rock of ages. 6032.
Sage’s pigtail. 20082.
Shadow man. 6127.
Shadows fall. 17907.
Sleep, baby, sleep. 11812.
Smile. 22181.
Tell me again. 4017.
Thou art gone up on high. 6851.
Thou hast been our dwelling place.
14078.
Tommy the cat. 24908.
Twilight hour. 20445.
Unattained. 1831.
Vacant chair. 12094.
Valse ariel. 9467.
Victory is won. 6440.
Wedding bells. 25053.
When first I came to woo. 9621.
Wondering angels at Calvary.
6611.
Fechner (A. M.) Helda. 5124.
Federlein (G. H.):
Economy Jones. 12788.
Music of the marshes.
One day. 24281.
Scherzo. 73862.
Serenade in B flat. 9008.
Feenendall (Mrs. R. D.) Won’t you
pray me to heaven. 25158.
Fefer (J.) Jungle king. 7945.
Feigin (H.) Night on the Lake Eustis.
24168.
24094.
Feist (F. C.) Hal-lu-la. 19012.
Feist (L.):
Ach Gott! und how I lofe him.
12369.
Alias Jimmy Valentine. 2072 (67).
America’s most famous songs.
16770.
Arbor day. 12428.
Awakening of the nightingales.
4471.
Baby mine. 2072 (72).
Beautiful banner, flag of the free.
12481.
Belle de Madrid. 4529.
Biff Dugan. 22795.
1929
26596—12——12
—————————————
INDEX
pt. Da, mess vi 1G
Weist (L.)—Continued.
Brass band Ephrahm Jones. 25445,
27714 (87).
Brides day. 125387.
Buffalo hunt. 4608.
But - there was more than that.
12544.
Champagne is the toast for mine.
12574.
Christ the Lord is risen to-day.
7017, 7018.
Come back to Erin’s the song I
love best. 7046.
Come on, Maria. 300, 25197(67).
Commuters (The). 2072(85).
Cow (The). TO80.
Dancing starlight. 357, 2072(87),
Ze
Davy Jones. 20966.
Death of the old year. 386.
Don’t never trust a travelling man.
414, 4808, 27714(51).
Dove song. 419.
Down the field. 21012.
Dream of the waltz. 4822.
Dreamland. 12719.
Dreams of springtime. 7238.
Dreamy Italian waltz. 4829.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
437.
Easter bells. 12738.
Easter carol. 12734.
Easter song. 7265, 7266.
Easy mark. 12735.
Eh, what? 12742.
English language. 21054.
Eivery woman’s reverie. 485.
Fencing girl. 21097.
Fiddlers rag. 25825.
Fireside musings. 7380.
Flower dream. 14897.
Forgive and forget. 537.
Fortune hunter. 2072(99).
From the Rubaiyat. 7418.
Galatea waltzes. 4978.
Galilee. 25886.
Gamblers (The). 7483.
Gamblers waltzes. 9782(85).
Girl and the drummer. 2728,
12886, 12887.
Give me a small town sweetheart.
18936, 25197 (91).
Glory be to God most high. 598.
Go ahead propose. 2072(103).
Good-bye little girl. 21198.
Great name. 7526.
Great name waltzes. 9782(386).
Harvest home. 15087.
Haven’t you forgotten something
dearie. 7589, 9782(88).
Heart longings. 5115.
Heart of my heart I’m pining for
you. 15108.
High jinks. 703, 2076 (106).
Feist (L.)—Continued.
Home friend march and two step. ,
714. y
Honeyland. 26082, 27714(66).
Honey man. 17209, 25197(100).
How I love to work. 18015.
I don’t care whose girl you were. |
26120, 27714(69).
I just met the fellow. 19122,
25197 (106).
I’m going back to my old girl.
2072 (118).
I’m looking for a dear old lady. |
2072 (115).
I’m so tired of dreaming. 19155. |
I never knew what love was. 767. |
I told him he must stop just |
there. 13069.
I vill sing of a heart dot’s smashed. |
13073.
I want a boy to love. 138075, |
16728 (41).
I want to be a janitors child. |
21364, 27714 (77).
I was only a girl at the time. |
7779, 16728 (42).
I wouldn’t give my heart to any |
other girl but you. 1787, 9782 |
(46), 19179, 19180.
If I wasn’t married, I’d fall for |
you. 10768.
If you could fancy me. 213890.
In all my dreams I dream of you. |
7834. }
In the days of girls and boys. }
19224, 25197 (188).
In your arms. 26250.
Invocation to youth. 848.
Ireland. 849. |
It’s you, since the world began. |
19263.
Jolly May time. 138175.
Jolly old Saint Nicholas. 880.
Jolly sleigh ride. 3064.
Kankakee. 138198.
Killarney, my home o’er the sea. |
15896, 27714 (91).
King of a song to sing. 10918.
Let joyous peace reign every-|
where. 28956.
Lily (The) 8068.
Lily waltzes. 9782 (55).
Lord is risen. 8108, 8109.
Love isn’t always laughter. 26469.
Lullaby. . 3222. |
Marching down Broadway. 1053.|
May song. 138396.
Maypole dance. 8248.
Medley waltz. 8251, 8252.
Morning star. 83829, 9782 (67).
Mother’s child. 1125, 9782 (68), |
13478.
Mother’s reverie. 8336.
Music vot’s music must come from
Berlin. 24095.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Feist (L.)—Continued.
My cavalier. 8358.
My daddy’s auld dudeen. 8861,
9782 (69).~
My dear little mother. 13490.
My little Havana made. 18513.
My valentine waltz. 3403.
Non amour. 11171.
Oh, Mr. Bluebeard. 1254.
Oh that funny rag. 2072 (153).
Oh that kissing rag. 2072 (154).
Old Deacon Pettigue. 21848.
On the Avenue. 29407.
Orchestra folio. 511.
Orestes. 8618, 13626.
Panama. 11425, 13641, 27714
(110).
Pleading. 11475, 14819 (1381).
Rag-a-tag rag. 3649.
Rusty-can-o-rag. 8925, 13784.
San Francisco glide. 2072 (167).
School mates. 17895.
Serpent of the Nile. 22100.
Seven days. 1552.
Shady leaves. 13862.
Ship I love. 16215.
Silent thoughts. 1571.
Sleep baby sleep. 1588.
Slumbertown. 22130.
Somehow I can’t forget you. 22145.
Song of the chorister. 1621.
Song of the skylark. 22161.
Spendthrift (The) 3921, 9782
Feist (L.)—Continued.
oe through the corn field.
6377.
Under the leaves. 4137.
Under the mistletoe. 6396.
Valentine waltzes. 4153.
Valse (La) 6411.
Victor dance folio no. 5. 25002.
Visions of love. 22402.
Voice of the heart. 6452.
Waltz song. 9568.
Weeping for Thee. 9586.
What about it. 1948.
What’s the use of thinking of a
girlie. 14223, 16728 (70Q).
When Broadway was a pasture.
9617, 9782 (94).
When “school days” comes to
town. 25086.
When the autumn leaves are fall-
ing. 27714 (145).
Where love is king. 12248, 16728
(71).
Wig wag rag. 27646.
Will o’ th’ wisp. 14267.
Winning fight. 14271, 16728 (72),
22503.
Winter is over. 9701.
Woman’s charm. 6609.
Woman’s national daily. 43839.
You’re going to wish you had me
back. 9782 (100), 9757.
Feist’s orchestra folio. 511.
(79). Felding (I. J.) Youre the only
Spring morning. 9162. flower that grows. 16706.
Summer days. 11910, 13979, 14319 ; Feldman (B.) & co.:
(148), 17999, 20290.
Summer days are coming. 13980.
Sunrise. 13989.
Sweet girl of mine. 14001.
Swing (The) 9250.
Table talk. 11947.
Tender thoughts. 1749.
- Téte-a-téte. 14040, 14041.
That Italian serenade. 27384,
27714 (130).
That long lost chord. 6332, 9782
(84).
That todelo tune. 1761.
That’s peculiar, isn’t it? Very!
22280.
That’s what I’d really like to
know. 14057.
There ain’t no man in the moon.
27398.
There really isn’t any more to tell.
22291.
Think it over, Mary. 1775.
This is no place for a good little
girl. 223804.
Three million dollars. 4068, 14077.
Thunder and lightning. 6854.
To the deuce with the whole
blamed thing. 14090.
£931
ee
All get together. 12385.
All I want is your true heart and
you. 27748.
Almond eyes. 22682.
Anywhere dark will do. 30380.
Betsy I’m afraid. 22791.
Boys of the empire. 27986.
Bridget Malone. 27940.
Cheer up, Polly. 18545.
Come dear and swing with me.
28083.
Come in and cut yourself a piece
of cake. 18596.
Crinoline and ringlets. 12647.
Don’t say goodbye—only say good-
night. 18721.
Down in Bamboo Bay. 14772.
Down in Dolly Town. 10271.
Ey’ry little flower has a sweet-
heart. 23201.
Floating down the old Zambesi.
18867.
Floating with my boating girl.
12819.
Follow the bald heads. 283880.
Follow your leader follow on.
28381.
Forgive! forget! 18888.
George 1-2-3-4-5. 2715.
INDEX
Feldman (B.) & co.—Continued.
Heather-time in heather-land.
19035.
- Hello, hello, hello my little mer-
maid. 12979. .
I can sleep in Oxford street.
18027.
I can’t help being a love sick coon.
23525
I’d never been coortin’
191138.
I deserve a good slapping I do.
23528.
I do like that little girl of yours.
13082.
I don’t like music. 380550.
I have a dear little Shamrock.
15197.
I like your apron and your bonnet.
13039.
Til go half way home with you.
15212.
T’ll lend you my best girl. 13047.
I’m saving my heart for you.
23559.
I’m such a hit with the girls.
13062.
I’m twenty-one to-day. 23561.
I want somebody to see me home.
28712.
I was dancing around with Ma-
tilda. 28718.
If I built a world of sunshine.
13095.
If I could only hold you in my
afore.
arms. 19191.
If thoughts could only speak,
dear! 19194.
If you see John James Cassidy.
13100.
In a pretty little house. 19206.
In your gown of white and gold.
3005.
Island of Walla Wooloo.
It’s just like bein’ at hame.
Just a wee deoch-an doris.
Keep it to yourself. 15391.
Lady said “oui, oui.” 15418.
Let me help you over the stile.
3142.
Little bit of Navy blue.
Little Bo-Peep. 13283.
March to Marble Arch. 30607.
Meet me Jennie. 30616.
23655.
3031.
13195.
23835.
My girl’s a regular Sheffield blade.
3384.
My star. 29294.
Not to-day. 13565.
Plink, plonk! the skin of a Spanish
onion. 13676.
Raindrops. 138724.
Remember me to the boys. 16080.
Sh! youwll waken Mister Doyle!
20154.
pt. Stiaees., Vv. S t
Feldman (B.) & co.—Continued.
\
Felix (P.)
lover.
Irellheimer-Kennedy co. :
1932
She’s a pretty little saint is May.
13866.
Silvery camel bells. 30750.
Sing something Irish to me.
24634.
Some one is sighing in Singapore.
29837.
There’s no such things as bogies.
30787.
There’s nobody quite like you.
14066.
There’s something about a soldier.
4044.
To cheer him up and help him on |
his way. 20407.
To-day’s the day
16455. jj
Top hat that my granddad used jj
to wear. 24912.
Under the tamarind tree.
W. B. waltz. 16546. |
We all went marching home again. |
30209. q
We can’t all love the same girl.
30210.
What a pretty Swiss bride you'd
make. 16600.
What does it matter if it’s rain-
ing. 16602. |
What’s the use of saving up your 4
money. 14222.
When. 16610.
When Jack comes home again.
4278. |
When life’s sun is setting. 25082. |
When the drums begin to roll. |
25092. 4
When you’re far from the old |
folks at home. 14247. 4
Who wants to see the seashore. |
14258. i i
Why can’t the girls be soldiers.
30828.
Why do you keep laughing at me? ‘ff!
20627. |
Why should your eyes ask me to |
stay? 20631.
Wobbly walk. 308384. 4
You do look bonny in your tartan |
plaid. 14294.
of all days.
14129.
Felis (P.):
12365.
13718.
Abendglocken.
Quintem-scherzo.
Tindellied. 14012.
Wiegenlied. 14264.
Felix (H.):
Boss of the show. 4564.
Or thereabout. 17707.
If all the world loves a |
797.
Don’t be contrary Mary. 412.
Don’t forget to write. 2588.
-Feola (Capolongo-)
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Fellheimer-Kennedy co.—Continued.
I’m going back to Lonesome Town.
T7181.
I wonder how she'll kiss.
Kissing by wireless. 5400.
Kissing man. 911.
Life is but a fading flower. 17407.
783.
Love me honey! love me. 183817.
Natoma. 15808.
Sleepy moon. 1589.
Spoony land. 6284.
When Cupid leads the band. 1955.
When Mr. Cupid comes to town.
6514.
Why don’t you smile. 1993.
You don’t look good to me. 16700.
You got me guessing. 20680.
Fellows (E. H.) Night and day. 8474.
Fels (R.) Hawkes-Loder instruction
book. 7590.
Felton (EK. W.):
Girl chewed gum. 10467.
Ode to Iowa river. 19790.
Felton (W. M.):
Awake, my soul, awake. 6800.
Danza napolitana. 14717.
Joyous hearts. 23694.
Merry moments. 24019.
Music box. 19655.
Susurri veneziani.
Fen (J. Whitcomb-)
Fen (J.)
Fenn-Leyland (C.):
Secret of violin playing. 8987.
Willy-Willy-Wiltshire. 27651.
Fennell (M.) Won’t you be my chum
16354.
See Whitcomb-
girlie. 18215.
| Fenney (K. K.) jr. When love is like
springtime. 20588.
Fenno (A. B.) ‘Through the line.
9374.
Fenton (M.) Meet me Jeannie when
| you’re coming thro’ the rye. 30616.
Fenton (S. C.) Redondo. 18729.
Fenton (W. H.) Joy ride on the
28859.
See Capolongo-
water wagon.
Feola.
|Feorde (L.):
Bon soir. 25429.
Raindrops. 27008.
Romance. 27058.
Springtide. 27285.
; Twilight. 27468.
Ferber (R.):
If love lies dead.
In sunny Paraiso.
On to prosperity.
29415.
Ferbrache (J. G.):
7805, 10772.
10803, 10804.
113738, 19837,
Could dreams come true. 329.
Katie Lee. 896.
Ferdinand (L. J.) Zampa. 43866.
Ferdinando (K.) Won’t you’ come
with me just for a little while. 6615.
i
Fergus (L. C.) Hi-lo-hay. 10609.
Ferguson (A. C.) Dis am de rag.
4796.
Ferguson (B. A.) Waltz melody.
1917.
Férir (E.) Le ménétrier. 24004.
Ferrara (B.) Studio del violino.
3949.
Ferrari (H. Wolf-) See Wolf-Ferrari
(H.)
Ferrari (G.):
Belles maniéres. 9945.
Chansons de tous les temps.
10079.
Cloches de Nantes. 10120.
Houzards de la garde. 10641.
Interlude, sur un vieil air anglais,
28801.
Peureuse (La) 11456.
Roy a fait battre tambour.
Vaggesang. 4152.
Ferraria (L. E.) Six études rythmi-
11659.
ques. 12800. :
Ferraro (H.) Lovers dream. 15528.
Ferrata (G.) Scherzino. 2644.
Ferrata (N.) Manana. 29098.
Ferrazzano (T.)
gari’. 20356.
Ferrell (C. W.) In rabbit time. 2999.
Ferrell (G.) Dearie, do you love me.
14736.
Ferrell (J. W.) Burdenbearer. 10020.
Ferris (M.) Dreamingofhome. 7281.
Ferriss (H. M.) Pierrette. 26929.
Fessler (O.):
Just like you are, love, to-day.
10895.
On the B-A-R.
2riOG CL9ib)::
Festing (M. C.) Sonate en si mineur.
byihieps
Festival song budget. 17076.
Féte (La) du village voisin. 29652.
Fetras (0O.):
Frohsinn auf den bergen.
Margueriten-tag. 13380.
Tenite tutto, Mar-
19830, 24269,
12859.
Fett (J.), jr. Dearie, be my sweet-
heart. 20977.
Fetter (D.) My goddess. 17610.
Feuchtinger (E.) Laudate Dominum
in organo. 5429.
Feuchtinger (J.):
Hiskrystalle. 2572-2575.
Es muss ja nicht sein. 17048,
25763.
Friss vogel, oder stirb. 17102.
Grosses potpourri. 5060.
Handwerksburschenlied.
Heimatlied. 2837.
Johanniszauber. 5352.
Ktissen mein kind, ist gefahrlich.
17383.
Marschlied. 17501.
Musterweiber (Die) 18482, 24097.
Musterweiber-marsch. 17599.
17172.
1933
————
INDEX
pt. Hi m"s:, 'v. G
Feuchtinger (J.)—Continued.
Musterweiber-walzer. 17600
19662, 19663.
Rodlermarsch. 1446, 3702-3704.
Schutzmann-duett. 17898.
Symphonie in A moll. 9178.
Wanda’s auftrittslied. 42388.
Will ein midchen des mannes herz
erfrewn. 18204.
Ziegenbock-polka.
Zlatorog. 2060.
Wévrier (H.) Monna Vanna. 15714.
Ffoulkes (S.):
Popinjay march. 11491, 16017.
18241.
Song of Carpathia. 6209.
Kibich (Z.):
Krilovna Ema. 10942.
Melusina. 5610.
Poém. 11480.
Souvenir poétique. 6227.
Thema con variationi B_ dur.
27397.
II symphonie, es dur. 27710.
Fichandler (W.) Barcarolle. 27866.
Fidelio. 6979.
Fiebrich (F. P.):
_ Junge liebe. 173855.
Stisse frucht. 16336.
Wann i di net hatt. 9572.
Fiedler (F.):
Falsche schitzelein. 26388.
Lied (Das) 8158.
Field (J. M.) Smiles and frowns.
27200.
Field (K.):
She sleeps beneath the sycamore
tree. 13867.
You’re not as you used to be.
14302.
Field (M.) Why should we sigh.
12266.
Fielden (T. P.) Lake isle of Innis-
free. 8009.
Fields (G. W.)
Fields (J. T.)
Fields (M. C.)
Cown. 11935.
Fielitz (A. von):
Berceuse. 152.
Marguerite. 21638.
Sechs lieder. 10371.
Vielitz (W. E. von) Vier lieder. 4924.
Fietter (C. Linka-) See Linka-Fietter
(C.)
Fijan (A.):
Chansons pour les petits & les
grands. 28014.
Fugitifs (Les). 12864.
Parfums d’amour. 3547, 21894.
Scene et air de Louise. 138817.
Vers la soixantaine. 4185.
Filippucei (B.):
Brise est douce. 6916.
Chant du souvenir. 28017.
Chanson du matelot. 6970.
Song Eureka. 17948.
Service. 27147.
Sweet Madeline Mc-
1934
Filippucci (E.)—Continued.
Chant du souvenir. 20902.
En gaité. 7289.
En tapinois. 7290.
Marche bohémienne. 21636, 29104.
Roseraie (La) 3733, 22040.
Filke (M.):
Ave maris stella. 4467.
Floret silva undique. 18871.
Lied vom Sorreno. 19414.
Reiterlied. 24467.
Schmiedlied. 24560.
Valet. 9464.
Fille de régiment. 2528, 30364 (19).
Villebrown (H. K.) My southern love.
15791.
Fillenas (H.) Taste and see. 20342.
Filley (E. W.) Woman’srights. 22513.
Fillmore (A. L.) O how lovely. 24239.
Fillmore (C. M.):
Good old gospel story. 23376.
I’s done got religion. 17254.
Redeemed by His blood. 29587.
Fillmore (F.A.) :
Easter awakening. 7257.
Hilldale march. 30864 (29, 30).
Oh clap your hands. 3479.
Fillmore (H.) Teddy Trombone. 9292,
9298.
Fillmore (J. H.):
Heart songs. 28558.
Lead on. 21515.
Summer gladness.
To victory. 16458.
Welcome delightful morn.
Fillmore bros. ¢o.:
Adelaide waltzes.
15981.
9795.
All hail the power. 12386, 20725. |
All nations whom Thou hast made. |
14349.
All praise to Thee.
American (The).
Angelis’
22665.
Anniversary. 22669.
Arbitration. 25296, 25297.
Awake! Jerusalem. 9888.
Awake my soul to joyful lays.
12454.
20727.
Bells, bells, Christmas bells. 22778. |
Birth of Jesus. 25414.
18438.
16591. |
25250, 25251. *|
song rings out again. |
Bless the Lord, O my soul.
Buster Brown. 18490.
Champ Clark’s congress.
Come Jesus, Redeemer.
Daughter of Zion. 23062.
Deck of cards. 20980.
Duke street. 14794.
Earth is the Lord’s. 21034.
Easter awakening. 7257.
Elephant march. 452.
Flowers of the wildwood. 527.
Four brass quartettes. 26020.
Funeral march. 104386.
Gettysburg march. 10461.
16897.
4691.
lk
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Fillmore bros. co.—Continued.
Give thanks unto the God of
heaven. 25920.
Glory to God in the highest. 25930.
God of harvest praise. 25935.
Good old gospel story. 23376.
Hail sacred day of earthly rest.
23422.
Hail the glorious day. 26005.
Hallelujah. 23427, 23428.
Hark! the King. 5090. -
Heart songs. 28558.
Heralds of gladness. 23471.
Here’s to the ladies. 51384.
Holy, holy, holy. 10626.
Holy Sabbath day. 15144.
Hosanna. 10640.
I love to tell the story. 5219.
I will praise Thee with my whole
heart. 138081.
In the sunshine of God’s love. 5309.
Jesus, and shall it ever be. 15349.
Jesus Christ is risen to-day. 7919.
Jesus lover of my soul. 238674.
Joy, joy, divine. 23687.
Keep on with the fight. 21480.
King victorious. 7980.
Last hope. 13245.
Lead kindly light.
Lead on. 21515.
Lead us heavenly Father. 5484.
Let the words of my mouth.
5457.
Lift your glad voices. 8062.
So my Shepherd is divine. 15488.
Lord is my light. 5508, 21567.
Lord who giveth all. 23869.
Love divine. 19462.
Make a joyful noise. 21615.
March of the insurgents. 17487.
March persevere. 15581.
O be joyful in the Lord. 5765.
O how great is Thy goodness.
19777.
Only tune the band could play was
Auld lang syne. 29425.
On to Washington. 21865.
One sweetly solemn thought.
5826.
Only tune the band could play.
26835, 26836.
5482.
Onward Christian soldiers. 16549,
24289.
Peace troubled soul. 19897.
Perry’s children’s songs. 19910.
Postlude. 16021.
Praise ye Jehovah. 13691.
Praise ye the Lord. 5980.
Processional chimes. 13705.
Rhoda Royal march. 8857.
Rosaiena waltz. 22033, 22034.
Fillmore bros. co.—Continued.
St. George march. 6072.
Santa Claus’ advice. 24551.
Scout master. 16182.
Show boy. 6147, 27164.
Sing aloud unto God. 27182.
Sing O heavens. 27185.
Singbad the sailor. 29793.
Solo pomposo. 29834, 29835.
Song of praise. 6212.
Song of the evening bell.
Summer gladness. 13981.
Sun of my soul, Thou Saviour
dear. 11917.
Teddy Trombone. 9292, 9293.
Thou knowest, Lord. 24881.
To victory. 16458.
24691.
Vanity of love. 223880.
Visions. 14176.
We shall sleep, but not forever.
9583.
Welcome delightful morn. 16591.
What will dear old mother say.
22436.
Finch (C. A.):
Buccaneer. 4880 (99).
Servant of all. 1551.
Finch (R. B.) Communion service.
308.
Finch (W. B.) Oh! you~ hobble.
13602.
Finche (A.) Floating march. T7886.
Hinek (6, 4.) <
Belle of Parry Sound. 14486.
There’s no fiag like yon starry
emblem. 22295.
Finck (Herman):
In the shadows. 19234,
23634-23636, 26248.
On the road to zag-a-zig. 21862,
21868, 29412, 30364 (107).
19235,
Pirouette. 19931, 27714 (114),
29499, 29500.
Reine des fleurs. 29595.
Shadows (The) 20157, 27150:
Haale Le
Finden (A. Woodforde-) See Wood-
forde-Finden (A.)
Fingar (J. R.) Let us love, as we
loved years ago. 19402.
Fingenhagen (L.) Fantasie und fuge.
18824.
Fink (E. L.) Grand opera at break-
hast. (21212;
Fink (EF. F.) Intermezzo. 14889.
Fink (Henry) :
My big blonde girl.
Tell me why. 9298.
Fink (Herman) Schattenspiele. 3777.
Fink (L. J.) piano & music house.
11208.
Sabbath evening. 22051. Mexican murmurings. 26602.
Sabbath morning. 20078. Bink (CS):
Sabbath morning meditation. I am an Amer. girl. 15181.
11673. My friends. 15764.
1935
INDEX
Wink (W.):
Children’s party. 4659.
Country dance. 4712.
Gay rider. 4985.
Finkelstone (G. N.) I will miss you
girlie mine. 2072 (119).
Finley (D.) In the quiet evening.
17306.
Finley (W.):
I’m looking for a nice little girlie.
5229.
I’ve a longing for you dearie. 5234.
Mother. 13469:
Finn (I.) Adele waltzes. 9, 9782,
(25).
Finn (S. M.) Lovers dream. 15528.
Finnegan (J. J.) Red, white and blue.
178386.
Kinney (E.) Lingering by the old
well. 15471.
Fino (G.) Fest der ernte. 18839.
Finta cameriera. 30387.
Fintel (M. von) See Von Fintel (M.)
Finzel (G. H.):
Enchanted rose. 28289.
Put-in-bay. 138709.
Fiorillo (F.) Golfo (Il)
23364.
Firebaugh (C.):
After a scrap a kiss. 43889.
Won’t you come over and play big
black bear. 6614.
Firm foundation pub. co.:
All is well. 16757.
Beyond the sea. 16852.
Blessed story of the cross.
Come, let us sing. 16934.
Consider the wondrous works of
God. 16944.
Gather the sheaves.
He died on the cross.
He saved me. 17189.
Hear the Saviour calling. 17193.
Hills of Eden. 17202.
How much more. 17216.
I’ve resolved to leave the world.
UST
I’ve something to live for now.
17259.
Inside the golden gate. 17317.
Let us walk in the light. 17401.
Let the Lord be praised, O Zion!
17397.
New songs of victory. 15820.
O, then, Don’t you want to go?
17667.
On to victory. 17698.
Our dearest friend. 17711.
Prepare to meet thy God. 17758.
Press the fight. 17760.
Redeeming love. 17838.
So we will trust Him to the end.
179381.
There is joy. 18068.
To arms. 18082.
ineantato.
16858.
17113.
17186.
pt. cre mes... V5 68 |
Firm foundation pub. co.—Continued.
Victory song. 18138.
Waiting by the river. 18158..
We're traveling home. 18163.
What will you say. 18179.
Why stand you here idle? 18199.
Will you heed the eall? 18207.
Worship. 18218.
Firpo (E.) A te. 6651.
Firth (J. R.) Suffrage hint. 24769.
Fischel (M. I.) Double stop scale.
2539.
Fischer (—):
I love to tell the story. 238549.
Pollywogg wiggle. 1862.
Fischer (A. E.):
Admiral der luft.
Freundestreue. 21140.
Hurrah, die garde. 21305.
Konzert no. 1. 22638, 22639.
Mein feld die welt. 21671.
Notturno. 15138.
Sokadas. 20092, 20093.
Fischer (A. L.) There’s a charm about |
the old love still. 20374, 20375.
Wischer (B.):
Falsche schitzlein. 26383.
Lied (Das) 3158.
Fischer (B. E.):
Bee (The) 6842.
Dancing. 2476.
Fischer (B. M.) Thoughts.
Fischer (C.) :
A la bien-aimée.
A la lune. 18246.
Abendlied. 27723.
Adagio and finale. 2091.
Adieu (L’) 22595.
After sunset. 6681.
Aida mareh. 27522.
Album for the young. 204382.
Album leaf. 16748.
Alla stella confidente. 25242.
Alla zingara. 6708.
Alpine glow. 6718. !
America, God save the queen. |
18292, 18293.
American spirit.
American standard polka.
American youth. 16769.
Amour d’une marionette.
Ancient court whisperings.
Andantino. 14975.
Andrew Hofer. 21438.
Ange qui chante. 19578.
Angels’ serenade. 25267. -
Anitra’s dance. 18989.
Anvil chorus. 27523.
Arabesque. 2157.
16790, 183824,
20714.
12030.
22575.
25197 (42). |
25255.
6727.
2140.
Arms of America.
22684.
Around the Christmas tree. 27800, |
27801. :
At the mountain inn.
At the village tavern.
6777.
27812.
1936
|
|
|
|
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INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Fischer (C.)—Continued.
Au bord d@’un ruisseau. 18343.
Autumn song. 30097
Avowal. 12452.
Awakening of spring. 22717
Baby’s sweetheart. 22725.
Ballet music and soldiers’ march.
11657.
Ballet music from Faust. 23379.
Bandolero (The) 9910.
Bandoliero (The) 6813.
Banner of victory. 6816.
Barearole waltz. 19794.
Barcecarolle. 16829, 27865.
Beauty’s eyes. 182.
Bee hive. 6843.
Bells and _ cathedral
12493.
Bereceau (Le) 16845.
Berceuse. 152, 18415.
Berceuse in BE. 253838.
Berceuse slave. 12499.
Bianca. 27902.
Bitter sweets. 22805.
Blue bells of Scotland. 27919.
Blue Danube. 20280.
Bohemian dance. 22815,
Bonds of love. 6899, 6900.
Boy scouts. 25437.
Brave old army team. 10002.
Bridal chorus. 27549.
Bridal wreath. 6911.
Brise des nuits. 16874.
Call of America. 6941, 12552,
25197 (56).
Calm is the lake. 27971.
Canhanibalmo rag. 27975.
Caprice basque. 27981.
Caprice espagnol. 217, 6952.
Cascade (La) 224.
Casey Jones. 6956, 6957, 10058.
Casket of jewels. 10059.
Cavalier’s bride. 23638, 2364.
Cavatina. 10061, 18435.
Celeste Aida. 12121.
Cellists’ first concert album. 25516,
27997, 27998.
Chanson d’amour. 16898.
Chanson joyeuse. 25522.
Chanson napolitaine. 28009.
Chant du berger. 20901.
Chant sans paroles. 30098.
Chase (The) 2384.
Chimes of love. 2390.
Choral overture. 10107.
Cinquantaine (La) 28065.
Cleopatra. 2415, 2416.
Coeur d’Aléne. 2421.
Colonial times. 28078.
Complete table of chords.
Consolation. 28109.
Contretanz. 28112.
Cossack revels. 25601.
Cradle song. 18632.
Crépuscule. 15607.
chimes.
18608.
1937
Fischer (C.)—Continued.
Cultivation of the left hand. 342.
Cyclone in Darktown. 7103-7105,
16728 (30).
Czardas. 7107.
Daily exercises. 23039.
Dance of the fawns. 7119.
Dance of the goblins. 28155.
Dance of the moonbeams. 2475,
Danse des sabots. 16974.
Danses tziganes. 16976.
Dawn of hope. 71389.
Death of Ose. 18990.
Desert flower. 18692.
Deutscher tanz, 397, 18697, 23087.
Deuxiéme chant sans _ paroles.
20434.
Diadéme (Le). 12687.
Dixie belle. 23091.
Dolores. 18714.
Don César de Bazan.
Dream (A). 2544.
Dream on the ocean. 18740.
Dreaming of home. 25706.
Dreams of love. 18275.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
23967.
436.
Dutch mill. 7249.
Dying poet. 127380.
Echoes of the fatherland. 25734.
Echoes of the past. 2569, 23156.
Edviga. 12740.
Hight fantasias. 8341.
Hinzugsmarsch der Bojaren. 18771.
Ekko fra narden. 2576, 28278.
Elegie. 2578.
Elegie and consolation.
Eleven progressive studies.
Hlsa’s dream. 27550.
Enchantment. 28290.
Entr’acte gavotte. 9357.
Espafia rhapsodie. 23188.
Espérance. 2603.
Eternal spring. 23190.
Hugéne Oneguine. 249238, 24924.
Evening song. 28313.
Evening sounds. 7318.
Evenings with the classics. 18808.
Extase. 488. :
PExtase d’amour. 18811, 28327.
Fairy tales. 495, 23214.
Faithful comrade. 7382.
Fantaisie lyrique. 23224.
Fantasia napolitana. 2636, 25797.
Fantastica. 2639.
Farewell to robin.
Father in heaven.
Fearless and mighty.
Fest-hymne. 512.
Fickle beauty. 25823.
Fifteen studies in the medium
register. 7171.
Fifty exercises. 11118.
Fighting chance. 23244, 28358.
Fingal’s cave. 8274.
18778.
7959.
28349.
7351.
735T.
INDEX
pt. Thy nos. V6
Fischer (C.)—Continued.
First novellette. 283864.
Five favorite Yule-tide songs.
27729, 303338.
Florentiner marsch. 2665.
Flower of the U. S. 10394.
Flower song. 25854.
Flowret forget me not. 283878.
Folk song. 529, 238263.
For little folks. 18882.
Forget-me-not. 2680.
Four concert duets for two EH flat
or two B flat saxophones. 7991.
Fragrance of jasmine. 7407.
Fraternity hymn. 29239.
Freuet euch des lebens. 11886.
Frolic under the linden tree.
7414.
From heaven I was sent to earth.
28404.
From youth’s happy days. 28407.
Frozen Bill. 7419.
Friihlings marsch. 7428.
Fruehlings reigen. 28410.
Fritihlingslied. 7422, 18899.
Funeral march. 264, 2698.
Funiculi-funicula march. 25884.
Gavotte. 560, 18919, 23310.
Gavotte in G. 28423.
Gavotte from Mignon. 2705.
Gavotte Louis XIII. 28424.
German shepherd boy. 18924.
Gipsy life. 28441.
Gipsy’s serenade. 28442.
Gold and silver waltz. 7483.
Golden daffodils. 7485.
Golden sceptre. 628.
Grandma. 7522.
Goody Two-shoes. 30364 (78).
Gretchen. 650, 7538, 15027.
Gretchen intermezzo. 18988,
30364 (79).
Griisst mir das blonde kind am
Rhein. 25989.
Guitarre. 11187.
H. M. S. Pinafore. 19000, 28518.
Habanera. 662, 23412.
Hinsel und Gretel. 667, 23418,
23419. ~
Hand culture, notation and
rhythm. 2806.
Heart (The) 7604.
Hejre Kati. 10598.
Holka modrookaé. 26074.
Home greetings. 28592.
Home, sweet home. 238492.
Hoo-rah for the army team. 106385.
Humoreske. 19085-19086.
Hungarian dance. 9999, 10000,
23511.
Hungarian folk song. 28619.
Hungarian gipsy song. 28620.
Hungarian love song. 28621.
Hungarian poem. 28622.
Hymn to Hygeia. 17221. °
1938
Fischer (C.)—Continued.
I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls.
27855.
I understand you clearly. 28704.
Idilio. 7791.
If in loving, singing. 7803.
Illusion. 2971, 2972.
Impromptu and scherzo. 23608.
In blauer nacht. 19207.
In June. 28760.
In slumberland. 28770.
In sunny Paraiso. 10803, 10804. —
In the hall of the mountain king.
7535, 18991.
In the jungle. 3002, 17304.
Indispensabile (L’) 28797.
Intermezzo. 2013.
Interrupted rendezvous. 138144.
Invitation to the dance. 7880.
Irrésistible. 3024, 17321. -
Italian songs. 28828.
Jerry Moran. 28838, 28839.
Joker (The) 28854.
Jolly yachting party. 28856.
Judy forgot. 7941.
Kid you’ve got some eyes. 7972,
10916.
King of the air. 28726, 23727,
28892.
King rose. 28895.
Koenigs-husaren. 28917.
Lance and shield. 8011.
Largo. 7551.
Lark’s morning song. 19376.
Lass 0’ Gowrie. 28933.
Last dream of the Virgin. 19547.
Last rose of summer. 289385.
Liebeslied. 8050, 19409.
Liedel von glueck. 28978.
Liedes gruss. 11000.
Life preserver. 8055, 19419,
25197 (148). H
Liszt’s Hungarian rhapsody. 6648 |
(80). |
Little Miss Fix-It. 19444, 26435,
29004.
Little story. 11022, 17430, 22562
(89), 26440, 29018.
Lohengrin. 25026.
Longing. 8101.
Love me! 1002.
Love novel. 3204.
Love’s torment. 19495.
Lucia di Lammermoor. 238106.
Lullaby. 17466.
Ma lady. 290738.
Madrigale. 26500.
Maerchen. 17478.
Maid and the wheel. 8252.
Major and minor scales in all
keys. 8189.
Mandolina. 13364.
March. 28297.
Marche. 263380. ©
Marche funébre. 23948, 29105.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Fischer (C.)—Continued. Fischer (C.)—Continued,
Marche slave. 20435.
Marcia fantastica. 3266.
Marguerite. 26530.
Maria Theresia. 28949.
Martha. 526.
Masked ball. 17511.
Matin au Zuider Zee. 17512.
Mazurka. 1066, 19554.
Mazurka from ballet Coppelia.
7162.
Méditation. 9902, 19558, 25955.
Méditation sur la 1° prélude.
18970.
Medley of national airs. 29145.
Mei Schwobalindle. 8257.
Melodie. 3948.
Mélodie danoise. 38299.
Mélodie mignonne. 29153.
Melody in F. 29678, 29674.
Melody of peace. 238996, 26569,
26570.
Menuet. 18400, 26586, 28544.
Menuet from Don Juan, and Mo-
ment musical. 38372.
Menuett. 19024.
Merry maiden. 8284, 8285.
Mignonette. 28469.
Miss Liberty. 17555.
Monte Cristo. 29205.
Moon travels. 3350.
Moonrise. 38355.
Morning hymn. 29214,
Morning mood. 75387, 18992.
Morning, noon and night in Vienna.
20301.
Morning on the Zuider Zee. 8826.
Moto perpetuo. 19641.
Motor maid. 11198, 11199, 24082.
Mouche @ or. 11200.
Moulin (Le) 15788.
Musician’s wedding. 24096.
My harp. 8870.
My heart is in the Highlands.
29270.
My Maryland. 1162, 1163, 3389.
My old Kentucky home. 29285.
Myrtes (Les) 3404.
Nearer my God to Thee. 29307.
New and grand method for saxo-
phone. 18549.
New creation polka. 26735.
New love. 19741.
New scale studies for violin.
19742.
Night on the Prado. 19746, 19747.
Night song. 26745.
Notturno. 6538.
O belle nuit. 8548, 113834, 26793.
O faithful pine. 293849.
O Sanctissima. 29359.
O thou clear shining heaven.
29362.
Oh glorious emblems. 3480.
Old folks at home. 19815.
1939
—_
On Hudson’s shore. 11365.
On our honeymoon. 1270, 8585,
26821.
On the alert. 29406.
Only you little girl. 3512.
Opera (The) 113891.
Operatic masterpieces. 6648 (97).
Our girlies. 15941, 26865.
Poloma (La) 24319, 243820, 26881,
* 29444, 29445.
Paolo. 19887.
Pas des écharpes. 28003.
Passe pied. 29464.
Peer Gynt suite. 18998.
Pepita (La) 1823, 16728 (55).
Perpetuum mobile. 8679.
Petersborough sleigh ride. 8681.
Petite romance. 29487.
Petit bolero. 138661.
Petit valse. 8683.
Petite suite. 29488.
Pilgerchor. 9556.
Plainte du vent. 13678.
Play that Alahoe rag. 29503,
29504.
Playful rondo. 26948.
Poém. 11480.
Poema di amore. 3587.
Poet and peasant. 20303.
Polish dance. 20110, 24874.
Polka. 29511.
Polonaise. 19951.
Polskie keviaty. 13864.
Poupée valsante. 19957.
Practical violin method. 8781.
Prelude. 2226, 11109, 11110, 11556,
16062, 24444.
Prelude and sicilienne. 11108.
Pride of America. 29534, 29535.
Pride of victory. 1880.
Processional overture. 8763, 26988.
Progressive major and minor
scales and exercises. 11531.
Promenade de matin. 8765. 26385.
Puszta maiden. 29549, 29550.
Rak6ezi mareh. 29571.
Red, red rose. 1415.
Regimental youngsters. 8824.
Remember me. 29598.
Remembrance waltz. 29600.
Résignation. 200138.
Réve (Le) 27028.
Réve angélique. 8917, 24524.
Réveil du lion. 20020.
Reverie. 8853, 29618.
Rhapsodie hongroise. 23834.
Right of way. 8861, 13750.
Rigoletto. 1872, 9515.
Robin Adair. 29628.
Rocked in the cradle of the deep.
8876, 13757, 18758, 16106, 29681.
Romance. 1447, 29635.
Romance et balero. 29638.
Romanza. 20041.
INDEX
Fischer (C.)—Continued.
Romanza espressiva. 11740.
Ronde d@’ amour. 29648.
Rondo brillant. 8888.
Rose city. 29655.
Rossignolet. 24519.
Russian peasant dance. 3747,
245380.
Salut @’ amour. 24545.
Salute to Montreal. 20096.
Scale practice. 29702-29704.
Seale studies. 24557.
Scéne de la Czarda. 20109.
Scherzo. 2227, 29711, 29712.
School of the fifth position. 20118.
School of velocity. 20119, 20120.
Scotch lullaby. 24569.
Second valse. 2753, 23357.
Secret (Le) 29750.
Selection from Aida. 1878.
Selections from Faust. 10529.
Serenade. 1546, 9001, 11741, 11755,
11757, 13846, 20126, 20127, 20145,
24585, 27134, 27135, 29759, 29760.
Sérénade d’ amour. 9004, 20148.
Sérénade de Moliére. 15610.
Seventeenth and eighteenth cen-
tury classics. 201538.
Sevilla waltz. 16728 (61).
Séville. 29770.
Sextet from Lucia di Lammer-
moor. 18716, 18717.
Shadow dance. 26605.
Shadows fly. 3832.
Shepherd boy. 27157.
Sieste. 20169.
Silver flute. 25197 (215).
Six duets. 7992.
Sixteen melodious pieces. 28582,
28583.
Skater waltz. 29798.
Skaters (The) 20188.
Sobre las olas. 20204.
Soirées musicales. 1604.
Soldiers’ marching song. 29829.
Soldiers’ morning song. 29830.
Solo and chorus from Aida. 27528.
Solvejg’s song. 25981.
Song of the evening star. 16552,
30194.
Song of the Puszta maiden. 29852.
Sons du soir. 2072 (175).
Sounds from home. 9138, 27262.
Soussman’s complete method for
the flute. 27268.
Souyenir. 11858, 20244.
Souvenir de l Amérique. 20246.
Souvenir de Luebeck. 9143.
Souvenir d’ Hongroise. 29876.
Spanish dance. 8330, 24721.
Spanish dances. 9147, 26654.
Spring’s awakening. 3930.
Stabat mater. 27081.
Step by step. 29911.
1940
pt. my n) si, v. 6 Yl
Fischer (C.)—Continued.
Stormy moon. 1667.
Studio del violino. 3949.
Suffragettes (The) 9196.
Suite miniature. 29931.
Suzette. 9226, 13993.
Swan (The) 3753, 27097.
Sweet reflections. 16728 (66),
20312, 20318.
Swing song. 24815, 30364 (119).
Tambourine. 3998.
Tannhiuser march. 1909.
Tender flower. 1747.
That flying rag. 203638, 20364,
27382, 30364 (122).
Third novellette. 30036.
Those flirting eyes. 93862, 16443.
Three in all. 30043.
Three silhouettes. 22808.
Through field and meadow. 30049.
Thuringian folks song. 30051.
To spring. 30069.
Toreador song. 25417.
Traviata (La) 1876, 24990.
Trois morceaux de salon. 28160.
Trovatore grand selection. 24989.
Truants. 30091.
Turkey trot. 27461, 30102.
Twenty-five Hebrew songs and
dances. 25842.
Twenty operatic melodies. 7172.
Twenty progressive exercises.
7173.
Twenty-seven exercises for gain-
ing execution in different keys.
7960.
Twenty studies. 11119.
Twilight musing. 9441.
Twilight shadows. 30114.
Universal peace. 27484, 801381.
Valse. 18757.
Valse Boston. 9782 (91).
Valse d’ amour. 9471.
Valse gracieuse. 30142, 30143.
Vampire (The) 24978. —
Vergissmeinnicht (Das) 24991.
Vienna life. 16321, 29921.
Village blacksmith. 4197, 9525.
Village festival. 20510, 30167.
Vindobona. 205138, 25006.
Vision des étoiles. 4202.
Voice of love. 20132.
Waltz. 265, 9429, 24925.
Wash rag. 1920, 4240.
Waves of the Danube. 25045.
Webster’s funeral march. 22763.
Wedding march. 26582.
When love is in thine eyes. 9631.
Whispering flowers. 12256.
White roses. 4808.
Wild rosebud. 12274-12276.
Wondering at the moon.-: 43840.
Wooden shoe dance. 9722.
Yes! let me like a soldier fall.
25164.
: INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Zehn aphorismen. 30358.
5th nocturno. 16728.
Fischer (C. H.) Nellie Gray. 3417.
Fischer (F.):
After that I want a little more.
4391.
Come back Marguerite. 22974,
27714 (45).
Cristo Columbo. 336.
First you get the money. 4930.
If every hour were a day. 28734.
In einer sommernacht. 2992.
Make me love you like I never
loved _ before. 19522, 25197
Fischer (C.)—Continued. Fischer (J.) & bro.—Continued.
King Hal. 1938387.
Let us arise. 959.
Lonely rose. 3188.
Mass in honor of St. Florian.
26542.
May-day song. 3281.
Memory’s hour. 29156.
Nazarene (The). 24149.
Night in May. 26740, 29824, 306438.
O, lift your heads. 1233-1235.
O peace divine. 1238.
Pumpkins. 1892.
Rainy day. 29569.
Ring out, wild bells, to the wild
(158). sky. 1489.
Mary went round. 13389, 16728 Rivulet (The) 3699.
(51). Rose of mystery. 29660.
No one ever died from lovin’.
21784, 25197 (182).
Ob you chicken. 2072 (157).
Tanz, tanz, tanz. 1728, 4001.
That’s going some for you. 4029.
Will you love me when the honey-
moon is over. 2072 (197).
Yiddisha luck and Irisha love.
12318, 16728 (74).
You’ll be sorry when you’re sober.
2072 (202).
Salutations to the Sacred Heart.
6077.
Sea and shore. 3805.
Song of praise. 1619.
Sparrow (The) 3915.
Spurs and a song. 1652.
Supplication. 273238.
Te Deum. 9288.
Vade mecum. 27498.
Village blacksmith. 1881.
When green leaves come again.
Fischer (J.) & bro.: 4269. A
Across the valley is wafted. Why are the roses so wan in hue.
30367. 30289.
All on a summer’s day. 4402,° With courage and faith. 26606,
44038. 80625.
Angels we have heard on high.
ali:
At twilight. 25314.
Barecarolle. 26792.
Best of all. 16849.
Brownies’ whispers. 6922.
Bulbul. 22849.
Calendar songs. 208.
Carmena. 2358, 2354.
Christmas lullaby. 28050.
Christus factus est. 7021.
Dancing leaves. 2479.
Divine praises. 18704.
Evensong. 25782, 28317.
Fairest evening. 38471.
Florilegio de c&anticos religiosos.
2666.
Forward go in glad accord: 26577.
Fourth of July. 2683.
Garden song. 2701.
George Washington. 2714.
Gifts. 2720.
Goodbye to school. 2769.
Hail the dawning day. 2802.
Hallelujah. 15056.
Hammock song. 2805.
He kissed her. 17188.
Improperium. 7830.
Indian love song. 173814.
Indiana lullaby. 26253.
Jubilate Deo. 18181.
Fischer (O. H.) Ina garden. 7832.
Fischer (P. A.) Those dear old bells.
22307.
Fischer (R.):
My little niggerboy. 1158.
Sweet baby. 1694.
Fischer & Jagenberg:
Elegie. 25742.
Feenreigen. 25808.
Gavotte aus Idomeneo. 30635.
Hagestolz (Der) 7555.
Heidenroslein. 7612.
Lieder eines falters komplett.
30583.
Mein schitzle ist fein. 8261.
Quintett in fis moll. 27001.
Seufzer. 27148.
Sternlein (Das) 9174.
Tanz fantasie. 9269.
Tireli. 9386.
Vier klavierstticke. 25283.
Fischer-Vandersloot (—) Back at
dear old home sweet home. 183877.
Fischler (H. A.):
Black wasp rag. 4548.
Chili sauce. 4661, 10098, 18558.
Hot Scotch rag. 5172.
My old plantation home. 11242,
11248.
Pepper sauce. 8677, 19905.
1941
INDEX
Fischler (H. A.)—Continued.
Some day, some one will whisper,
I love you. 16256.
Weeping willow. 6488.
Fish (W.) Blind Maud. 18441.
Fisher (A. C.) Tempter’s power.
18046.
Wisher (A. L.):
If every night was Wednesday
night. 13094.
Kaptin Kiddo. T7961.
Fisher (C.) Lemonolo.
Fisher (D. C.)
away. 300382.
Fisher (HE. C.):
Draw me closer to Thee. 7216.
T’ll keep trusting in Him. 7714.
Fisher (H. L.) Come kind Spirit.
7053.
Fisher
25304.
Fisher
12980.
Fisher (G. L.) Autumn flower.
Fisher (H.):
Garden of memories. 14941.
Graceful dance. 21206.
Humoresque. 213038.
Look down dear eyes. 992.
Mélodie d’ amour. 5608.
Reverie. 22014.
Somewhere or other.
Valse caprice. 22368.
Fisher (H. J.) Washingtonian march.
14199.
Fisher (1L.):
Autumn leaves of red and gold. 87.
Florine schottische. 2072 (20).
Robin’s return. 14319 (21), 27714
(22).
Fisher (N.) Dreams of father, mother
and home. 10287.
Fisher (W. A.):
April violet. 20755.
As once in May. 20761.
Ashes of roses. 20763.
Encore songs. 456.
Favorite duets for
piano. 506.
Favorite songs. 507.
Little recreations for the piano.
15438.
They all have strayed
(G. <A.) Assembly songs.
(G. C.) Hello! little girl.
6789.
11830.
7eello and
984.
Fisher (Mrs. W. E.) Silver star.
29783.
Fisichelli (EH. B.) That natural rag.
27388.
Fisk (R.) Boy city march. 188.
Fisk (W. S.) Love’s telepathy. 5529.
Fithian (P. G.):
Glory to the child King. 21181.
Joy, joy divine. 23687.
Santa Claus’ partners. 22066.
Fitz (A. H.):
Daddy dear. 280386.
When you were a girl. 25104.
ee eR
pt. 1 BOS, Vv. & I
Fitzgerald (A. L.) When these old
clothes were new. 27623.
Fitzgerald (G.) Thinking of you,
dear. 380035.
Tvitzgerald (J.):
Moonshiner’s cabin. 29211.
Twilight’s retrospection. 20447.
Fitzgerald & Schwake:
Boyhood days. 25440.
Emmaline. 25744.
Fitzgibbon (—) Frisco rag. 2688.
Fitzgibbon (B.):
Dixie daisy dear.
12696.
Gee whiz, sweety. 574.
Fitzhugh (H. J.) There is an hour
of hallowed peace. 30019.
Fitzpatrick (J. A.) Bugs. 20875.
Fitzpatrick (J. J.):
As her fingers run over the keys.
18327.
I can’t think of any one but you.
10669.
Just tell me that you love me.
893.
Fitzthomas (R.):
10251, 12695,
Révélation d’amour. 24475.
Valse huzzar. 24968.
Fixel (R.) Awakened Rameses.
27837.
Fixel (R. W.) College love. 28072.
Flagler (KH. H.) Folio of music.
17088.
Flagler (I. V.):
Alpine fantasy and storm.
Alpine pastoral. 27760.
Aristocracy. 27798.
Break of dawn. 25448.
Chapel bell. 6978.
Concert variations on America.
28101.
Easter fiowers.
27758.
25728.
Festival overture. 28355.
Gavotte royale. 25895.
In the gondola. 26239.
In the grove. 26240.
Military march. 8296.
New collection of organ music.
13551.
Paraphrase on Robin Adair.
29459.
Polonaise. 26958.
Shady nook. 27152.
Song without words. 27252.
With song and jest. 16677, 30317.
Flagny (A. de) Muses dans la forét.
1134, 24092.
Flagny (lL. de):
Belle que tiens ma vie. 14488.
Berceuse au couvre-feu. 4537.
Destinée, la rose-moi. 14741.
En mien revenant. de vers chez
mon pére. 14822.
Fils du Roy. 14886.
1942
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Flagny (lL. de)—Continued.
Las, si j’avais pouvoir d’oublier.
15425.
Noces de papillon. 15848.
Qui vent ouir chanson. 16061.
Souvenirs du peuple. 16291.
Veillée d’ une petite ville. 16509.
Flagstad (M.) Clara. 2412.
Flam (R.) Frosch-polka. 2691.
Flamand (E.) Répertoire des artistes.
5995.
Flament (E.) Réveil.
Flanagan (A.) co.
Smith & Riege song book. 29816.
Weaver’s school songs. 1929.
Flanagan (T. J.):
For you and the grand old flag.
17091.
30701.
There’s nobody loves you like
mother. 16483.
Flanders (G. T.):
Memories of youth. 15646.
Neath the grand old elm tree.
293809.
Flannegan (C. 8S.) All that I ask of
the world is you. 9814.
Mannery (F. V. A.):
Billy the cow-boy king. 12507.
By the old sun dial to-night.
27965.
Espinol. 7307.
I want a uniform. 28711.
In the city of Detroit. 28779.
Mate to my soul. 8236.
My heaven is you. 1152.
Pocatella. 8719.
Texas, my ranch girl
14048, 16410.
What’s’ the
14224.
Flath (P. H.)
lover. 16758.
Flaxington (F.)
25972.
Fleck (C.) When we meet again.
206038.
queen.
use of worry’ng.
All the world loves a
Great is the Lord.
Fledermaus (Die)
Fleer (F. W.):
Areade (The)
Visitors. 25015.
When the sun
25099.
Flégier (A.)
30182.
Fleischer (A.):
22202.
22677.
seems hidden.
Voyageurs’ célestes.
Aus weiten fernen kehrt’ ich
wieder. 4468.
Bergmanns heimgang. 18422.
Goldmaire. 5022.
Im wald. 19201.
Kirmess im dorf. 19339.
Tandaradei. 6309.
Fleischer-Alt (J.) Kadenzen-samm-
lung fiir koloratur - singorinnon.
10899.
Fleischmann (J.) 25 Hebrew songs.
and dances. 25842.
Fleischmann (O.) Nocturno fiir fildte
und waldhorn. 38436.
Fleissner (C.) Sérénade.
Fleissner (O.):
Brooklet (The) 27714 (3)
Polonaise brillante. 27714 (20)
24587.
Fleming (A. R.) Freedom’s land.
7409.
Fleming (J. H.) Finnigan’s Finn.
28360.
Fleming (L.):
After the war is over.
Alone to-night. 22635.
America be true. 18291.
At de ole plantation home. 25306.
Beautiful gates. 25365.
Because of you. 18895.
Better than gold. 18427.
Breath of violets. 18473.
Buried hopes. 27949.
Busy bee. 22854.
By night and by day. 25474.
By the fireside mother’s waiting.
18495.
Cash. 18521.
Come out, the
brightly. 18599.
Come to the island of love. 28092.
Cowboy’s love song. 18630.
Daddy ain’t it sad. 18649.
Daisies might tell. 18652.
Days to never be. 18675.
Dear old dad. 238070.
Death. 23075.
Down by the deep blue sea. 21006.
Down on the Rio Grande. 18738.
Down where the. lilacs bloomed.
21014.
22602.
moon __ Shines
Evening lullaby. 23196.
Farewell forever. 28227.
Finigan’s finn. 283860.
Flag of the world, Old Glory.
25841.
Foreign service. 23276.
Forgive and forget. 18887,
Freedom’s land. 7409.
From childhood. 21148.
Girl I almost won. 189381.
Good-bye, my Annie Lee. 18960.
Good-bye, my Isabelle. 18963.
Haying time. 23448.
Heartache over an empty nest.
23456.
Heroes of the Maine. 19046.
Honey dove. 19070.
How I wish papa would come.
19082.
I’ll be true to you. 19128.
I love you little girl. 26147.
I’m glad you kissed me. 19150.
I’m lonesome to-night. 19151.
I’m simple on this spooning stuff.
19154.
1943
INDEX
pt. nes. v.°6
Fleming (L.)—Continued.
I never got beat in a bargain.
21350.
I think you are too good for me.
19161.
Ive only a lock of curly hair.
23572.
I wish I hadn’t any troublesome
wife. 19172.
In the glorious twentieth century.
19226.
In the land of nature’s dream.
19227.
In your little red canoe. 19239.
It’s the uniform that makes the
hit. 21441.
Jesus Thou my Savior art. 28846.
Josephine I love you. 26298.
Just you and me. 28706.
Kathleen. 193827.
Left but not forgotten. 19383.
Little country girl. 194385.
Locomotive whistle is calling me
so. 29019.
Married life. 21644.
Meeting to sever. 19565.
Memories of home. 19572.
Memory bells. 24000.
Mother. 19635.
My blue eyed boy. 29258.
My darling Addie dear. 19678.
My dreams. 24101.
My hello girl. 19685.
My love waits under the lea
26702.
Neath
29310.
Nell and I. 19734.
the lilaes at the gate.
Nellie of the lowlands. 19736.
Nightfall. 26748.
No cross. 21782.
O linger awhile sweet spirit.
24209.
Oh could I believe. 19798.
Oh let me see those sparkling
eyes. 19800.
Oh, oh, I like to go go. 24242,
Oh! why did fate so cast my life.
19806.
Old tunes my heart is playing.
24262.
Only one. 19849.
Picture on the wall. 19928.
Pretty little Nina. 24407.
Promise me my darling you'll be
true. 19978.
Refiections. 20005.
Say youll be my honeysuckle.
20106.
Shipwreck (The) 20168.
Song of peace. 24685.
Song of springtime. 272389.
20315.
22234.
22236.
Sweet Viola-Lee-Ola.
Sweet vesper’s hour.
Sweetheart in every port.
Fleming (L.)—Continued.
Take it with a pinch of salt.
24822.
That man-o-war rag. 380011.
That twinkle in his eye. 24856.
Timely tip. 20405.
To my love, my twin soul. 20408.
Trying to forget. 20431.
Up in Shannondale. 24957.
Voyage of life. 25023.
Waltz with the girl you adore.
20544.
Warm Irish heart. 25041.
Was man just a man. 20549.
Wedding bells. 25054.
When. 25069.
When Helen kissed me. 22439.
When the twilight shadows fall.
20599.
When these old clothes were new.
27623.
Whistling wind. 22484.
White fawn. 25117.
Why do you keep me waiting.
20628.
Wisha begorra I’m lonely. 22507.
You are my sweetheart still.
20676.
You never can tell. 22546.
Fleming (R. D.) Dublin Mary.
14798.
Fleming-Baker ¢o. Dublin Mary.
14798.
Fletcher (H.) Amour exotique.
27770.
Fletcher (J.):
Bending before Thee. 14492.
But thanks be unto God. 6927.
Old glory. 1264.
Old man would be
29399.
Our glad hosannas. 3526.
Quilting party. 11555.
Shadows of the evening hours.
wooing.
16203.
Stand up, Stand up for Jesus.
16307.
There were ninety and nine.
9836, 9387.
Thy voice is near me. 380054.
’Tis our festal day. 24900.
Unto Him that loved us. 12090.
Fletcher (J. F.) O little town of Beth-
lehem. 29352.
Fletcher (J. M.)
8580.
Mletcher (P. H.):
Cloud (The) 20921.
Coon lullaby. 28118.
Coronation day. TTOT5.
Deacon’s masterpiece. 238065.
Dialect songs of the north. 2518.
Fiddler (The) 17079.
Folk songs of many lands. 4940. |
Galloping Dick. 23304, 25887.
Old soldier’s dream.
1944.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Fleming (P. E.)—Continued.
Graceful measures. 10533, 105384.
Hip, hip, hurrah. 7638.
Hymp-tune voluntaries.
Indian bride. 7870.
Life’s blessing. 19420.
Love in the meadows.
380594.
March of the mantkins.
Pizzicato. 26936-26940.
Selections of old country dance
hunes, 11752.
Some perfect rose. . 27221-27223.
Song of the summer winds. 11848.
Songe adoré. 18923.
Toy soldiers’ march.
18091.
Two little ditties. 28369.
Valsette. 27504-27508.
Wonderful one-hoss shay.
Fletcher (R.) Forgiven. 17098.
Fletcher (R. K.) Andoverian.
Fletcher (R. L.):
By the sign of the cross.
Conquering hosts. 2446.
Keep the flag unfurled.
13208.
Our Lord God exalted shall be.
1296.
Recessional.
Tell the story.
Fleur (M.) Babinette.
Fleuret (D.):
Inviolata. 28807.
Tantum ergo. 29976.
Fleuron (C.) Auf dem Montmartre.
4455.
Fleury (H.):
| Coeur virginal.
21315.
30593,
15578.
18089—-
23065.
25263.
22867.
13207,
3659, 29577.
16403.
6802.
288.
| Trois piéces faciles. 4932.
‘Flick (C. R.) Valse impromptu.
i w2S119.
Wliegel (K.) & co. Jungdeutscher ver-
lag. Bergsee (Der) 208838.
| Hliegende Hollander. 4217, 12154.
‘Flinders (M.) Hail holy Jesus. 2801.
Flinn (J. H.) Scout. 1534.
| Flint (C. J.) Back to the old home-
stead. 14448.
‘Flirting princess.
Flizikowski (2.)
681, 1948.
' way you said good-bye. 15188.
Floersheim (0O.):
} Abendlied. 27723.
\ Consolation. 28109.
First novelette. 283864.
Gavotte in G. 28428.
Suite miniature. 29931.
Third novelette. 30036.
Valse gracieuse. 30148.
Zehn aphorismen. 30358.
‘Florence (LL. S.) Motor cycle race.
19644.
26596—12—18
I can’t forget the
Floridia (P-):
Dove song. 419.
Invocation to youth. 848.
Florio (C.) Awake thou that sleepest.
14425.
Flotow (EK. von) :
Martha. 526, 2667, 15598.
Stradella. 18873.
Floyd (A. E.):
Magnificat and Nune dimittis in
C. 8176.
O perfect love.
Floyd (R.) Take me back to dear old
Ohio. 16876.
Floydan (F.)
Fluke (F. S8.):
Arkansaw yodle. 25299.
Boy scouts of America.
Butterflies, fairies
10024.
Courtiers (The) 23604.
Don’t be angry kid. 12708.
I could like a little girl like you.
2oit1.
I’m not angry kid. 138058.
If I only had a girl. 26203.
Maybe it’s a bear. 26552.
There is only one rose for you.
27407.
Flume (V. J.) Rickshaw jag. 20026.
Flux (N.) Czardas. 7108.
Flying Dutchman. 4218.
Miynn GE.) :
Come to Bamboo town.
Oh, the harem. 13600.
Someone is sighing in Singapore.
26780.
Heart throbs. 2831.
254388.
& gnomes.
12625.
298387.
Tell me will you always love me?
299938.
Flynn (J. H.) Go away from me I
hate you. 2072 (105).
Foard (Mrs. E. K.) Come into dream-
land. 22977.
Fobes (Mrs. R. F.) Wanderer’s re-
turns 221.67.
Fochler (K.) Volkslied. 12144.
Foden (W. F.)::
Arion schottische. 12429.
Battery A march. 12476.
Electric polka. 12747.
Venus waltz. 14158.
Victoria mazurka. 14168.
Forster (A):
Dann geht’s nochmal
10191, 12662.
Denkst du daran. 238080.
Flora-walzer. 23257.
Fréhliches wandern. 23287.
Herziger schatz nimm bei
platz. 12986, 12987.
Lachendes gltick. 5416.
Lass’ mir ’ne minute deine siise
schnute. 5425.
Midels, die nicht kiissen. 1029,
5552, 5550.
so rtiss.
mir
1945
INDEX
AD aS
Forster (A.)—Continued.
Meine cousinchens. 1071, 5606.
Neapolitanische niachte. 1184.
O du mein lieb, mein hochstes
gliick auf Erden. 24261, 29348.
Schmeichelkiitzchen. 24559.
Foerster (A. M.):
Alone. 27755.
Enslaved. 2592.
If in loving, singing.
Indian maid. 28796.
Love’s silence. 38218.
My harp. 8870.
Nocturne CG minor. 380647.
Thy presence, Lord divine. 20400.
Foerster (H.) I know you're in love
with me. 28659.
Forster (H. A.) Lass mir "ne minute
deine siisse schnute. 8016.
Foerster (J. B.):
Meine jugend. 1072.
7803.
Stabat Mater. 1658.
Fogarty (F.):
Celtic love. 12571.
Gramachree, be true to me. 12926.
If you'll marry a girl. 13099.
Fogel (C. Van N.):
Aedh wishes for the clothes of
heaven. 6671.
Aedh wishes his beloved were
dead. 6672.
Mohs 20(A. D:)
8105.
Folden (F. M.) Oh, tell me what your
dreams are. 89561.
Foley (E.) Dreaming of you dear.
431.
Foley (F. M.)
Foley (F. W.):
Dear little girl. 10210, 23067.
Rough riders. 8910.
Foley (G. H.) Loom-up Fall River
boys. 15503.
Foley (M. M.)
pow their heads. 12282.
Follies bergeres. 26224, 26923, 29881.
Follies of 1910. 2435, 2809.
Follies of 1911. 12416, 13739, 14205,
14576, 14961, 15166, 15227, 16878,
23098, 23662, 24384, 22562 (54)
Follit (J.) Valse la figuro. 24971.
Folsom (lL. G.) Love’s labyrinth.
Lop-sided-near-rag.
Love me. 29050.
When the song-birds
19488.
Fonson (K.M.) Moulins qui chantent.
15739.
Fontaine (C.):
Daisies (The) 10179.
Swing song. 3991.
Fontaine (L. J. O.):
Babillage. 144382.
En route. 21044.
Mazurka romantique. 19555.
Valse chevaleresque. 30139.
Vivacity. 14178.
pt. II, n. s., v. 6
Fontana (G.):
Italia a Tripoli.
Nettie. 30642.
Fontenailles (H. de): ~
Ah, quwil la fait bon regarder.
6683.
Deux coeurs. 14745.
Je ne mets en votre merci. 7914.
Madame, tant qu’il vous plaira.
8167.
Obstination. 15877, 30659.
Temps (Le) a laissé son manteau.
30567.
9299.
Fontes (T.) Nothing like that sweet |
first kiss. 18566. a)
Fonteyn (C.) Fountain. 4948.
Fonville (A. S.) Mrs. Dewayse. 19604.
Fonzo (P. E.):
Aria serena. 22680.
Carmela. 22900.
Comm’ ’a 22996.
306.
A na vota.
Comme ’o fuoco.
Fantasia. 23266.
°O rilurgiello. 24216.
Oj’ capura. 24253.
Scinne sta gradiatella.
Semplicita. 24578.
Tutto pe’ te. 24927.
Voce (’A) @’ ’o core.
Foor (M. 8.) Only a letter.
Foote (A.):
Along the brook. 27714 (2).
Arabeske. 14319 (1).
Farewell to summer. 25800.
Go, lovely rose. 6648 (12).
Impromptu. 22562 (2):
Listen O Isles unto me. 28989.
Minuetto. 2072 (38). ©
Octave study in G minor. 21828.
Piano piece. 9782 (16).
Prelude in E minor. 12359 (44).
Quartet in D. 29554.
Romance sans paroles. 4380 (TLS,
Roses in winter. 13771, 18772.
Sarabande. 9782 (18).
Serenade. 4380 (73).
Silhouette. 6648 (33). ‘
To-morrow. 380074.
When icicles hang by the wall.
DTA 128)
Footell (G.) Golliwogs and Teddy-
bears. 2764.
For the crown.
Forberg (C.):
Alexandra. 25229.
Am spinnrad. 18289.
Aufrichtige liebe. 16799.
1532.
1898.
15921.
27962.
Aus der kinderwelt. 16800.
Barearole. 17672.
Chanson san paroles et caprice.
16903.
Dans la forét. 16972.
Das ein frohlich. wandern. 16725.
Deutscher minnerchor. 395.
Deutscher minnergesang. 16992.
1946
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Forberg (C.)—Continued. Forberg (R.)—Continued.
Durch den wald. 444.
Es pbltiht ein bliimlein rosenrot.
Hisjungfrauen yom Konigssee. 21060.
18772-18774. Etude 12 nos. 14627.
Finkel (Der) 25828, 25829. Friihlings-scherzo. 10434.
Heilige nacht. 686, 5121. Gavotte variée. 10566.
Heimatsehnen. 688. Haralds tod. 10574.
Heimweh. 690. Heil’ge nacht, nun kehrst du
Hoch deutsches lied. 17205. wieder. 23463.
Im spitsommer. 810. Herbstgedanken. 7627.
In der miihle. 19208. Ich war mit dir. 19182.
Jugendfreuden. 26304. Idylle. 12312.
Karfunkel von Wisby. 15388. Im rosengarten. 7824.
Kinderlehre. 17370. In der liifte blau. 10794.
Landsknechts-serenade. 19871. In erwartung des freundes. 26221.
Lose blitter. 26457-26462. In meeres mitten. 10796.
Lustig liedlein. 17469. Introduction et chant ancien
Madchen (Das) aus_ Sorrento. russe. T7877.
1T4TT. Jung Olaf. 23698, 26309, 26310.
Mein alt’ Kentucky heim. 1070. Kadenzen-sammlung. 10899.
Mein heimattal. 26562. Katzenfuge. 10905.
Mein herz hat sich _ gesellet. Konkurrent (Der) 5409.
17519. Leuchtende tage. 19403.
Nun will der lenz uns griissen. Lied ohne worte. 10998.
17660. Mette von Marienburg. 8290.
Poetische studien. 17748. Moselweinlied. 2664S.
Préambule. 1878. Nocturne. 101038.
Prinz Ubermut. 26981. Nun wird es nacht. 8505.
Rhapsodie. 17849. — Pavillon aus porzellan. 26899.
Romanze. 17854. Phantasie. 11789.
Schweizer-liederkranz. 17900. Reiterlied. 88382.
Stilles glitick. 27296. Rittmeister (Der). 27048.
Suomis sing. 18002. Robespierre. 11608, 11610.
Tanzlied. 18033. Rosenzeit. 8904.
Ungarische steppenbilder. 1889,
27482.
Schlummerlied ftir manche schéne.
Dalen
Dial ege
Waldidylle. 205387. Schnelle bltite. 8966.
Weihnachten. 27580. Sechszig elementar etiiden. 12296.
Weihnachts-sonatine. 1936. 12297.
Weihnachtsglocken. 20562. Sérénade mélancolique. 20436.
Wenn sich zwei herzen scheiden. Sommer. 20218.
18171. Sonate A-dur. 8960.
Wiegenlied der Maria. 27648, Tambourin (Le) 11957.
27644. Teuerung (Die) 93807.
Wiegenliedchen. 20636. Titania. 9389.
Wintertag in gebirge. 27654. Totentanz (Der) 9405, 12054,
Korberg (R.): 14099.
Abendandacht. 6652. Triumerei. 9406.
Acht choral vorspiele. 11730. Trollerliedchen. 12056.
An die heimat. 4421-4423. Trois esquisses. 6767.
Arrivée des Cosaques. 6758. Unbegehrt. 20456.
Auf einem kirchhof. 9879. Unter rosen. 12088.
Bettelprinzess. 9962. Unterwegs. 12089.
Blatt der frtihlingsweide. 25420. Unwiirdige (Der) 27489.
Camarinsca. 6946. Vagantenlied. 27495.
Caprice. 7326. Valet. 9464. ;
Carmen. 18434. Vierzig tigliche studien. 12313.
Concert pour la contrabasse. Waldesfrieden. 9564.
12635. Wenn ich zu walde geh’. 12197.
Contes d’ Hoffmann. 19795. Wiegenlied. 12270, 12271.
Dir wie mir. 7181. Wo sind die stunden. 22512.
Duftet leiser. 18756. Zwolf der schdnsten weihnachts-
Hinsame (Die) 18770. lieder. 24183, 24725-24728.
Elegie. 7277. 10 charakterstticke. 7541.
Kpilog. 103238. 75 ettiden. 9711.
1947
INDEX
Forbes (R. C.) Little silver star.
17428.
Forbush (W. B.) Songs of the knights
of King Arthur. 6217.
Ford (A.) Sailing, sailing. 29683.
Ford (A. A.):
Corona march. 16952, 18616.
Juno waltz. 18190.
Maynard waltz. 21659, 21660.
Love’s parting picture of you.
17458.
Ford (D. R.)
26269.
Ford-Barrington (J.):
Drover (The) 14791.
Spell (The). 3920.
Forde (A. J.) We are the boy-scouts.
20559.
Fordi ( ) Jesus our Christ. 23676.
Foresman (R.) Foresman system of
pianoforte instruction. 12834, 12835.
Forest (H. de) See De Forest (E.)
Forest (E.) Cupid’s a pal of mine.
14701.
Forester (H.)
Forgy (H. W.)
old girl. 18189.
Forino (L.):
IV° Mazourka, La majeur.
T11l° Mazourka, Ré mineur.
Forlivesi (A.) & co.:
°\ femmena e ’o granato. 2074.
It is not always May.
Forget me not. 10408.
When you were my
22561.
22560.
Lo stornello dello mietitrice.
11027.
Mia rosa. 15664.
Nuovi stornelli tosecani. 3453.
Primo album di liriche. 11524.
Ricordi villerecci. 30708.
Ronda di notte. 30714.
Nuovi stornelli toscani. 3453.
Forman (R. R.):
Dance of the pine tree fairies.
10186.
May march. 26550.
On the highway of the King.
198338.
Summer nights. 27320.
Forman (Mrs. R. R.):
Calendar songs. 208.
Dancing leaves. 2479.
Fourth of July. 2688.
George Washington. 2714.
Good-bye to school. 2769.
Hammock song. 2805.
May day song. 3281.
Pumpkins. 13892.
Sparrow (The) 3915.
Forrest (E.):
Alkali Ike.
Girlie mine.
Forrest (H. A.)
cool place. 6480.
Forrester (E.)
spring. 19991.
25201.
10471, 22562 (67).
We'll go to a nice
Radiant morn of
pt. Ta; BS viG
Forrester (J. C.) In olden time.
23626.
Forringer (E. EH.) Teaching beginners
on piano. 1741.
Forster (D.):
Coquette. 7072.
In the twilight. 23638.
Look down, beloved. 29030.
Margaret. 15586.
Mifanwy. 20903.
Where violets grow. 25108.
Forster (R.) Lover’s serenade.
13328.
Forster (S.) I never get nothing on
Christmas time. 5252.
Forster-music publisher:
Angel food. 27778.
At the ragtime ball.
Johnson’s (Nat) rag.
Joy rag. 28858.
27811.
28852.
Madamoiselle O’Toole. 29076.
Roberts (Jay) rag. 29627.
Forsyth (C.):
At the yellow boreen. 25311.
Erin! the tear and the smile.
25764. ;
Rk. 8. V. PB) 1:
We have brought the summer in.
QT5TA. A
Forsyth bros., ltd. :
Five pieces for pianoforte. 30510.
Shepherd Fennel’s dance. 27158.
. Three songs of the sea. 20396.
Forsythe (E. J.) Keep on praying.
3082.
Forsythe (I.) Missouri. 15687.
Fortescue (EH.):
Farewell no more. 21089.
1146.
9729.
My flower of paradise.
World (A) of promise.
Fortier Giz)
Man in the moon is wise.
Sub tuum. 29929.
Fortier (M.) Aren’t you coming back |
to New Haven boys. 18819.
Fortin (R. G.) Little daughter Belle. |
23843.
Fortner (A.)
buds are opening.
Fortner (M. D.) Only you. 113886.
Fortney (Mrs. T. N.)
passed by. 2306.
Fortney (W. G.)
Fortune teller. 6507.
Forty five minutes from Broadway. |
28389.
Foshee (L. A.)
the hill. 5807.
Foss: CR, Al):
Old farmhouse on,
End of the way. 12759. |
Heavenly glories. 5120.
Jesus lover of. my soul.
O Lord God of hosts.
Rock of ages. 6031. : a
28841.
1948
Braves that.)
Is it right? 28812. |
‘
13579.
19524. |
When the hawthorne |
12226. i
Fortner (A. T.) Only you. 11386. i
h
(ot
ip
/
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Fosse (R.) I wonder who invented | Fowler (C.)—Continued.
work. 18084.
Foster (A. H.) Fairy piper. 14855.
Foster (C.) Airships. 9806.
Foster (D.):
Since you came back. 9044.
Songs of farewell. 9126.
Foster (F.):
I’m awfully sorry for you. 19146.
Prairie-blumen. 8732, 11505, 16025.
Foster (H.) I’ve been dippy since I
first met you. 769.
Foster (H. F. W.):
Grace (La). 25957.
Irish mother. 19250.
Foster (M. B.):
Ave! sanguis Christi.
British flag. 6918.
Concluding voluntary. 23002.
Merry games for children. 11148.
Moonlight romance. 19620-19622.
Foster (N.) Katie Ray. 53887.
Foster (R. S.):
I wish I was a little bird. 2944,
28720.
When the peach trees are in blos-
som. 4288.
Foster (S. C.):
Come where my love lies dream-
ing. 22998, 22994.
Massa’s in the
15605.
My old Kentucky home. 11241,
15780, 17619, 24120, 29285.
Nellie was a lady. 24154, 24155.
Old black Joe. 11851, 15898,
17680.
Old folks at home. 138608, 15908.
Old Kentucky home. 18609.
Suwanee River. 11929.
Way down upon the Suwanee
River. 12175.
Foster (W.) Evening service in key
ofr W. 17053.
Foster music publisher:
Linger longer lovey. 21545.
Love’s flattery. 21588.
Foulon (I. D.) pseud. See Kunkel
14422.
cold ground.
(C.)
Four Irish lyrics. 14914.
Four winds. 18453, 18794, 20700,
20186, 20187, 23184.
Fournier (A. W.) Crimson chest.
2463.
Fousse (C. C.) I never knew how I
loved you. 19159.
Fousse (H. C.) This world is just a
paradise. 12021.
Foust (I. T.) That brighter home.
30002.
Fowler (C.):
Since you are bald and I am gray.
11793.
Tell them I am coming home.
11975.
We'll dream that dream of long
ago. 4248.
Fowler (D. M.) Chop house rag.
28030.
Fowler (KE. M.) Harvest time. 26025,
30864 (80).
Fowles (L. N.) Calvary. 4624.
Fox (B. W.) Won’t you keep this
little token. 22517.
Fox (D. F.) Are you coming to the
Northland Rosie. 18818.
Fox (H.) Niagara waltzes. 17647.
Fox (H. B.) My Florida dove. 11228.
Hox €:) Talbot march) G15:
Fox (O. B.) Ellen’s grandma’s lulla-
by. 12752.
Hox (One):
Adoration. 18255.
Rock of ages. 22026.
Hox: .CS:))) pub: cor:
Amazon march. 207384.
Army and navy. 14408.
Birds ball. 18482.
Childhood dreams. 16912.
Click-it-y clack. 7030.
Dainty princess. 12657.
First love. 4929.
Five waltzes. 5053.
Fox mandolin &
abra eae
Fox standard mandolin & guitar
folio. 12848.
Fox violin, cornet, piano & or-
chestra folio. 10420.
Harmony rag. 21238.
Love secrets. 8136.
Love sonnets. 5518.
Rhapody rag. 6009.
Sparklets. 20260.
I’ll come back to you again. 10692.
guitar folio.
Foy (M. H.) Del rose. 10224, 143819
(i)e
Fra Diavolo. 4950, 12488, 303642.
Fragna (L.) Rosa maggese. 29653.
Fragner (Mrs. P.) Suffragists (The).
20888.
Fragson (—) Baya (La). 25368.
Fragson (H.):
Anna, qu’est-ce que _ t’attends.
14384.
Come along ladies, do. 7043.
Oh, little Marie. 8558.
Reviens. 1487, 17848.
Souvenir tendre. 17966.
Vive la république. 1896.
What people want. 9605.
Fraikes (B.) Love’s old Sweet song.
19489.
Fraim (C. W.) ‘There is room for
your clothes in my trunk. 20372.
Frain pub. co. Venetian barcarolle.
1869.
1949
INDEX
Franeaix (A.) Gavotte Trianon. 17118.
France (L.) Cherokee rose. 14621.
Franchetti (A.) Nella foresta nera.
8430.
Francia (¥F.):
Giorni felici.
Polar star.
Francis (A.) Valse sincere.
Francis (C.) Hour of prayer.
Francis (C. H.)
7315.
Francis (EK. W.)
4380 (108).
Francis (G. J.) Happy we young and
free. 12859 (25).
Francis (H.) Picnie park. 26926.
Francis (J. H.):
Come to the Lord. 12627.
God has been merciful to me.
12904.
He leadeth me. 19026.
10465.
11483.
9484.
15158.
Ever cling to Jesus.
Cracker Jack rag.
Jesus, Thy boundless love. 13168.
Francis (M. & S.). Spark is out.
20258.
Francis (S. P.) Wish (A). 22506.
Francis (I. B.):
Curbstone four. 23088.
Hesitating rag. 23482.
Francis (W. T.):
Bell song. 20828.
Had I but known. 21221.
I’ve been longing. 21355.
Light of my life. 21537.
Man the maid and cupid. 21625.
Francis, Day & Hunter:
A-hunting we will go. 6684.
Advice gratis. 16739.
After all. 6680.
Afterglow. 25219.
All aboard goes Jack the sailor.
207238.
All change for Llanfairfechan.
14844.
All clear out of the park. 4899.
All that I ean think about is coro-
nation. 123887.
All the time is summertime with
you. 14851.
All together. 14353.
Amami. 20738.
Amants (Les) 22648.
Among the daffodils. 27767.
Anaconda. 25261.
Any old port in a storm. 20751.
Aprés moi. 2154.
Arabis valse. 6750.
Are you still living in the same old
place. 14400.
Argentine tango. 27787.
Arguments. 12428.
Artful alliterations. 69.
Auf der lagune. 2176.
Awakening (The) 16810.
Baby walk. 25885.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued.
Bang went his chance of Paradise.
12470.
Barrows in the Mile Hnd Road.
119.
Be prepared. 6886.
Best of everything. 30411.
Best of the bunch. 14505, 14506.
Black and white. 14519.
Board and lodgings. 25424.
Bogey walk. 20849.
Bohemian boys. 25425.
Boy in the street. 25486.
Burlington (The) 6926.
By the moon’s pale light. 2326.
By the shimmering glimmering
sea. 22865.
Cadet (The) 6987.
Cane brake dance. _ 22879.
Carambas. 25500.
Carnation waltz. 25502.
Charley take hold of my arm.
20904.
Cheer O! my sailor boy. 6986.
Chiming Veleta. 260. |
City of pleasure. 7025, 7026. ;
Clarice, come over to Paris. 7028. |
Come again through lovers laine. |
18587.
Come back, white man Jack. 2428.
Come down, Mrs. Brown come |
down. 25564. i
Come for a ride on the tramway |
ear. 7050.
Come on Josephine. 22982.
Come to bamboo town. 12625. |
Come with me down Regent street. |
10139. |
Corona waltz. 25592.
Countryman’s holiday. 30448.
Crab’s crawl. 20948. \
Crossed in love was Chrissie. |
14696.
Crown (The) 25614.
Crown and coronet waltz. 28187.
Curzona waltz. 7102.
Dearie, good-bye. 7155.
Delia and the dahlia. 14788.
Directions. 14750.
Dolly Drew. 18718, 20991.
Don’t call me an angel. 25684.
Don’t do it again, Matilda. 14768.
Don’t forget to write little girlie.
7201.
Don’t go out with him to-night.
17008.
Don’t keep me waiting any longer.
20998.
Down at Bern-on-sea. 2542.
Down goes that brick wall. 12711. |
Down in Jungle Town. 10272, J
21009.
Hast and West. 12782.
Bh! what a fool I was. 7270.
Hilly, Oh, Hilly Reilly. 4853.
1950
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
INDEX
Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued.
Ey’rybody shouted “ goal.” 17061.
Ey’ryone’s key fits my street door.
AST.
Father went down to Southend.
7354.
Father’s whiskers. 12796.
Festive season. 25817.
Fideles. 7372.
Fine strawberries. 518.
Flanagan. 10388, 12815.
Framed in my heart. 4951.
Francis & Day’s picture
folio. 2684.
Ginger you’re balmy. 2722.
Girl I want. 7458.
Give me the bad girl of the family.
14967.
Golden shadows.
Goo goo. 238365.
music
21191.
Good-bye forget-me-not. 25944.
Good bye Mary. 7495.
Good evening new moon. 2771.
Happy-go-lucky. 21232.
Harem scarem skirt. 10576.
Has anybody here seen Kelly.
23442.
Have a banana. ~ 7588.
Have you heard John
O’Hara. 17181.
He’s done it again. 21252.
Hearts’ delight. 7608.
Heaven is here below.
Hello, there! polar bear.
Hello! silvery sea. 21262.
Hennessy. 695.
Her name is Annie Laurie.
Here we are again. 7629.
Hermann. 2848.
Hogmanay. 30548.
Home again to dear old London.
26079.
Hurndilla. 28628.
Hush, little babe. 739.
I ain’t gwine to stand yer any
more! 19100.
I am the bailiff
7685.
I am thinking of you bonnie Mary.
10664. 26108.
I can fancy my Nancy. 10667.
I’d like to be an actress. 26113.
T’d sooner sit out this dance.
10675.
I forgot the number of my house.
19116.
I had my gloves on at the time.
13035.
I like to gaze upon your
Shade. 17235.
I'll be out in the lifeboat all night.
(Cou,
I’m a devil when I’m annoyed.
19148.
James
7625.
to the caliph.
sun-
Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued.
1951
I’m afraid to come home in the
dark. 2914.
I’m going away. 26156.
I’m going back to Niagara. 15232.
I’m going home. 23556.
I’m taking the open air treat-
ment. 380551.
I never think of anything unless
think Of wos; ions,
I. 0. M. parade. 13065.
I should like an introduction to a
girl like you. 7761.
I’ve been knocking at every door.
2934.
I’ve been out with the man in
the moon. 7764.
I’ve got rings on my fingers.
T7168, 21358.
I’ve never had my license can-
celled yet. 775.
I’ve only come back for my hat.
26178.
I want my girlie. 19162.
I want to have a look at dear
old London. 28715.
I want to stop along o’ nursie.
26189.
IT went to sleep again. 21368.
I wonder what the girls did then.
2947.
If I fell in love with you. 5265.
If I had the world to give you.
23596.
If we had no money in the world.
30556.
If you feel lonely send around for
me. 138098.
If you should see a dandy coon.
23602.
In spooning time. 15295.
In summertime in Somerset. 17300.
In the evening when I leave you.
15300.
In the king’s navee. 26244.
In the moonlight. 7854.
In the park after dark. 28789.
In the sun. 28791.
In your old sunbonnet.
Indian summer. 21417.
17312.
Introduce me to the lady. 5328.
Tola. 26261.
Tt’s a haunted house. 15325.
It’s all right when the sun shines.
173825.
It’s bound to come in fashion by
and Dy. S55:
It’s coronation year. 15527.
It’s going to be a serious thing
for England. 19258.
It’s got to be done. 28822.
It’s poor old mother who has to
suffer. 26274.
Jenny McGregor.
Joshu-ah. 380578.
15346.
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6 y
Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued.
Keep your eye on Percy Brown.
15398.
Kellyland. 380577.
Kerbstone, K. C. 380578.
Let me put my clogs on, do!
30584.
Let’s go shoping. 15448.
Let’s go the longest way. 3144.
Let’s have a basin of soup. 8036.
Let’s make a night of it to-night.
17894.
Lilac laburnam and May. 970.
Little Billy. 13282.
Little brown mouse take care.
19434.
Little Johnnies clockwork train.
13289.
Little Willie’s fountain pen.
29015.
Love and youth. 3201.
Lula. 21600.
Ma bonnie wee Glasgow Rosie.
174738.
M-A-D-A-M. 15554.
Maggie MeLaren. 1031.
Maisie Lou. 26507.
Mamie May. 11083.
Man wants a bit of comfort. 29096.
Many happy returns. 1045.
Marine four step. 26582.
Mary Ann she’s after me. 5585.
Mary Jane’s back hair. 8228.
Maud. 30614.
Maurice I prithee, cease. 17518.
Meet me in Kelly-land. 11123.
Meet me to-night in dreamland.
23983.
Message boy. 5638.
Mid the cotton blossoms. 15666.
Monastére-valse. 1108.
Mooney. 8318.
Moonflower. 29206.
Morning walk. 5678.
Mother bird. 17590.
Mother Goose’s nursery rhymes.
5681.
Musie box. 5689-5691.
My bungalow by the sea. 138486.
My Filipino baby. 26690.
My lantern girl. 15778.
My little Jap. 83882.
My little sun kissed hyancinth.
26699.
My little wigwam. 26701.
My queen of Pygmy land. 135238.
My sweet I-O-way. 8405.
My sweet Rosetta. 21758.
My wench is a factory wench.
8409.
Nature’s made some big mistakes.
1179.
Naughty Mister Goblin, go home.
1181.
New Beatrice gayotte. 293816.
1952
ee
Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued.
Night I fought Jack Johnson. |
15830. |
Nightshade. 3429, 21778.
Nobody’s little daughter. 1215.
Nora from Norwood. . 15845.
Nursie-nursie. 3455.
Nydia. 30653.
Nydia-valse. 18569.
O’Brian. 1242.
Ob! father, when you married
mother. 5798.
Oh! its a game. 26801.
Oh Joe! stick out your toe. 19799,
Oh! Susannah. 3484.
Oh! the harem. 18600.
Oh! the Indians in the strand.
11346.
Oh! the ocean! 3485.
Oh! those lovely ditties. 1258.
Oklahoma. 19810.
Old Wood’s wood. 1268.
Oliver’s oli¥es. 8582.
Omaha. 8583.
On the esplanade. 29409. |
On the green isle of Arran. 11370. |
On the sands of the shore. 26828. |
Onchan schottische. 26831.
One of the bo-hoys. 8597.
One of the sights of London. 8599. }
One-thirty-five. 1275.
One will remember, one will for- ||
get. 8600. |
Only bit of Ireland in old New |
York. 8608. i
O-0-0-O-Ocean. 24213.
Our kiddy. 15948.. if
Out on the rippling river. 18635. |
Paddling puddles. 24311.
Paper bag cookery. 21898.
Patsy Hennessey. 15970.
Pearl. 13652.
Peer’s lament. 8674.
Pierrette. 13668.
Play us a tune on the gramophone.
5910.
Pompadour. 3594.
Pourquoi pas. 29520.
Pretty little house that Jack built.
8753.
Publican (The) 16046.
Put on your clogs once more.
3627. q
Put on your tat-ta, little girlie. |
11546.
Queen of the mighty sea. 8799.
Rachel Lewis the sweet little Jew.
ess. 270038.
“Raglan” valse. 13721.
Ready reckoner. 21994.
Reine d’amour. 1421.
Reine des fleurs. 29595.
Réve d’amour. 1481.
Réve de Delila. 8849.
River girl. 3698.
| INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued. Francis, Day & Hunter—Continued.
Roamin’ in the gloamin’. 8874.
Ruby Rubenstein. 17877.
Sanctuary. 8944.
Saving twenty pounds a _ year.
1507.
School-bells v. wedding . bells.
22080.
Send a note to let me know. 6116.
Send me back to Glasgie. 27129.
She came over from Germany.
3836.
She lived in the Friendly Isles.
9018.
She may be wealthy. 18865.
Sing me an [Irish song.
24633.
Sleepy time in Cadiz. 1591.
Smiling faces everywhere.
Snake-charmer. 24659.
Solomon’s trombone. 27216.
Some day you'll know. 6200.
Someone waits for somebody.
AGED;
Something to remember you by.
6204.
Sone de nuit.
Sonnette (La)
22115,
24658.
9124.
9132.
Spaniard that blighted my life.
20256.
Spring flowers. 27282.
Standard bread. 11874.
Start out with nothing in your
pocket. 29909.
Stick to your
13958.
Such a good boy am I.
Sue True. 22210.
Sunday evening. 24783.
Sunny hours. 16848.
Sunny Savannah. 24785.
Sweet memories. 1701, 18011.
Sweet thoughts. 9242.
Sweetest kiss of all. - 27342.
Take care mammy’s piccaninny.
16375.
Take me back to the Congo Pongo.
11951.
Take me down Bond street. 9260.
Take me down Piccadilly. 27356.
Tell me daddie, do dreams come
true. 4018.
Tell me will you always love me.
29993.
That's as far as I want to go.
14054.
Thats nice. 4030.
That’s what the winkle told the
Unele Jeremiah.
20386.
whale. 16416.
Thelma. 9329.
Mhere’s a little. bit of string
through the letter box. 16480.
There’s an Irishman up in the
moon. 164382.
There’s danger on the line. 24864.
1953
There’s music everywhere. 27405.
There’s somebody thinking of you.
27408.
They can’t mean what they sing.
7%
They’re all single by the seaside.
12016.
They still stand saying good-night,
30034.
This is the harem skirt. 12019.
Three woodland danees. 30532.
Tinker-Bell. 24898.
’Tis better to forget and smile.
14084.
To-night’s the night.
Top dog. 16460.
Tortoise patrol. 16461.
Trade names. 18092.
Tristesse (La) 1814.
True blue lancers. 1817.
Twilight bells. 1827.
Twins (The) 16482.
Two little snowflakes. 9445.
Under the mistletoe-bough. 9457.
Vagabonds toast. 27494.
Valsa. 30136.
Valse désolé.
Valse la figuro.
27439.
1853.
24971.
Valse la nationale. 1856.
Valse sincere. 9484.
Vira dear. 24988.
Waltz, waltz, waltz. 6467.
We all go the same way home.
12176.
We all went to Leicester square.
20556.
We'd better strip the bed. 27572.
We're all going to the seaside.
30825.
We’re not out much but when we
are out— 18162.
We should like a girl. 30218.
What do the waves say. 16601.
What is it — Likes so much.
18174.
What will be. 6507.
What woulda gentlemando. 1949.
When Cupid goes a fishing. 9618.
When I see you fishing. 9629.
When its moonlight in Mexico.
1961.
When my Lancashire lass comes
to London. 16622.
When our good King George is
crowned. 9684.
When the trees are white with
May. 14244.
When you live opposite to me.
12241.
When you see me dance the min-
uet. 27625,
When your luck is in. 9652.
Where’s the other little girl.
25106.
INDEX
pt. m,n.s,v.6 #
Krancis, Day & Hunter—Continued.
Where the White Nile meets the
Blue: iA 2252:
Which is Tommy Atkins.
Whip waltz. 16651.
Why do we sigh for the seaside.
14260.
Will the whistler. 9688.
Will you be my new little girl.
9690.
Will you come with me to Tober-
mory. 18205.
Will you love. me just the same.
12284.
Will you walk along the prom,
prom, prom. 18208.
Will you walk into my parlor
Nellie Bly? 22500.
With my little pail
4305.
and shovel.
PAVIA
Won't you come up to the moon
with me. 27662.
Won’t you share my big umbrella.
27665.
Won’t you take your old place.
2031.
Ye don’t know Flynn! 16692.
You and [. 2042.
You are my sunbeam. 12320.
You are the mother of Pearl. 4854.
You can do a lot of things. 14290.
You can have such fun with the
girls, -16699.
You’d better go back again. 4857.
You do look pretty in your tea
gown Nitty. 22541.
You must come round on
day. 27689.
You never know. 6681.
You’re a bad bad man to gamble.
Satur-
30838.
You’ve got to sing in ragtime.
27698.
Your heart’s with your sailor.
143808.
Youth and love. 16716.
Francis, Day & Hunter. See also
Harms (T. B.) & Wrancis, Day &
Hunter.
Praneky(€@.) ¢
Chasseur maudit.- 28019.
Mélancolie. 23988, 23989.
Messe en la. 111538.
Prélude choral et fugue. 29527.
Priére. 5942.
Redemption. 11570, 27018.
Trois chorals. 2685-2687.
5me béatitude. 380844.
Francoeur (F.):
Arietta. 18321.
Sarabande. 38765.
Sicilienne und Rigaudon. 11778.
Frank (A. B.):
International gavotte. 28804.
Nose, the man and woman. 28804.
1954
Frank (Mrs. G.) When the birds in
the wildwood sing. 20589.
Frank (L.) Esmeraldy gavotte. 28302. | .
I wonder would you love |
Frank (R.)
me. 19177.
Frank (W. S.)
me. 26058.
Hranke (C2 aa)
Z1GSie
Franke (O. C. F.)
21631.
Franke-Harling (W.):
Busy child. 27953.
Day is gently sinking to a close.
18671.
Depart from me all ye workers *
of iniquity. 4784.
Had I a thousand souls. 21220.
House and the road. 5173.
Look down from heaven. 5501.
Where the roses were. 6539, 7
18190.
World enchanted. 22521.
Frankenstein (H. L.) Hoo-hoo-hoo.
26083.
Franklin (F. A.) Juvenile violinist. |
28877.
Franklin (J.) music co.:
Floating. 23257.
Scotch suite. 29784.
Franklin, (J2262)-
Bright and cheerful every day.
6912.
Come, let us sing. 16934.
Come unto me. 4697.
Father hold my hand in Thine.
4914.
He saved me. 17189.
Jesus can save. 5344.
Let the Lord be praised, O Zion.
17397.
Richness of God’s grace. 6011.
Sweet Galilee. 6287.
Why stand you here idle.
Franklin (L.) Nora. 17656.
Franklin (M.):
Honeyland. 26082, 27714 (66).
In your arms. 26250.
On the avenue. 29407.
Franklin (M. M.)
money. 2072 (128).
Frantz (J.) pseud. See Heartz (H. |
L.)
Frantzen (H.):
Castellano waltzes. 25197 (61).
College chaps. 28070. :
It’s time to close your drowsy eyes.
861, 18244 (69).
Tell me sweet rose. 29992.
Franz (A.) Ivy leaf. 3037.
Franz (R.) Falls now the even. JJ
10356.
Kranz @€B:)<
How would you
for a scholar.
like to have me
19083.
Hey lackaday—misery
Maplehurst waltz. j |
Maplehurst waltz. J
18199. §
Jingle of the |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—_Dec., 1911
Franzi (P.)—Continued.
I work downtown in a depart-
ment store. 19178.
Franzot (E.) Serenata. 20152.
Beseer (CC. A.) 5Serd Iowa N. G.
march. 30864.
Fraser (H. Simson-) See Simson-
Fraser (H.)
Fraser (J.) Silver moon. 9039.
Fraser (J. E.) Delia and the dahlia.
14738.
Fraser (J. F.) Tree on the tower.
6374.
Fraser (R. A.) Roses and violets.
16126.
Fraternity pub. co.:
Aspiration. 2166.
At eve it shall be light. 73.
Frau Gretl. 12937, 12940, 12988, 13212,
13214, 13838, 14926, 15399, 20984.
Frauenritsel. 1728, 2992, 4001.
Frear (M. D.) Cocoa palm. 287.
Frederic (C.) Sins of a few. 201S4.
Frederick (C.) Say! put that horsey
hide over. 1171S.
Frederick (G.) I will soon be ‘neath
the daisies. T7782.
Frederick (J. C.) Rose is the queen of
the flowers. 24512.
Fredericks (C.):
Legend of the stars.
Oriole march. 17710.
Sylvia. 27350.
Fredericks (J.):
Birthday present. 27907. 27908.
Fairy tiptoe. 28338.
I never thought. 26171.
Frederiksen (E. Juel-) See Juel-Fred-
eriksen (E.)
Frederiksen (S.):
26391.
Caprice érotique. 20890.
Evening voices. 21069.
Morning voices. 21720.
Frederikson (T.) Eventyrsange. 21070.
Freebey (G. A.) My dearest wish.
13491.
Freeland (V.) O wondrous love. 1241.
Freeman (C. S.):
Eastertime psalm. 7268.
Son and heir. 9096.
Freeman (E.) O’er yonder mountain.
15050.
Freeman (H.) I wonder who he’s
with tonight. 2948.
Freeman (H.) co.:
Girl that you used to know. 21174.
Honey babe. 19066.
I wonder who he’s
2948.
My castle in Spain.
Freeman (H. A.) You.
Freeman (H. B.):
Girl that you used to know.
Mother. 8331.
My castle in Spain. 13487.
with tonight.
13487.
22562 (50).
21174.
Freeman (H. L.)
ern girl. 2890.
Freeman (lL. H.) Cherry
20906, 27714 (438), 28022.
Freeman (Mrs. O. B.) Love's sweet-
ness. 29061.
Freeman (W. B.)
girl I met. 18231.
Freeman (W. F.) jr.
family chair. 17620.
I’d choose a south-
circle.
You're the little
My old rustic
Freeman music pub. co. Mother. $331.
Freer (E. E.):
Bird of the forest. 12359 (5).
Blushing morn. 14319 (2).
Who has robbed the ocean care.
14257.
Freischititz. 16028.
Fremantle (H.):
Linnet (The) 132738.
Two songs. 12848.
Vision (A) 14175.
Fremaux (—)
Frémaux (L.):
See Digoudé-Fremaux.
Ah! la charmante histoire. 16743.
Black dance. 172, 2283.
Danse rouge. 2483, 2484.
Mon coeur’ tremblant. 15707,
15708.
Ostende-Douvres. 1287.
24600.
14149-14151,
Service personnel.
Valse du _ lambic.
16500.
French (A. E.)
ing exercises.
French (A. W.)
again. 6824.
French (E. E.)
in the night.
French (F. H.)
15849.
French (K.G.) Sweet Virginia. 3982.
French (M.) Where? Where? Where
is de land. 6542.
Individual sight sing-
21418, 26254.
Barney take mehome
Just ships that pass
23705.
Nothing worries me.
French (O.) Back upon the dear old
farm): 22754:
French (R. M.) All that I ask for is
you. 20728.
Frenzied French. 12849.
Frey (A.):
Behold there came wise men.
25374.
In Thee, O Lord. 13139.
Frey (E.):
Sonate. 28398.
Variationen tiber ein hebriiisches
thema. 24980.
Frey (E. H.) Bonita. 25481.
Frey (H. H.) Stars are the eyes of
night. 9171.
Frey (0.):
My Pekin moon. 4380 (148).
On yonder hill. 8594.
Ragged edges. 8804.
She’s the only girl for me. 4380
(162).
1955
‘
INDEX
Frey (P. F.) I want you hugging
and kissing me. 19167.
Freytag (H.) Quatorze piéces. 28830.
Fricke (R.) Kleines weihnachtsora-
torium. 26367.
Fried (R.) MHtite dich. 23508.
Friedemann (C.):
Hinig und stark. 14809.
Faithful comrade. 7882.
Freedom. 211389.
Kaiser Friederich. 5382, 21477.
Friedeman-Lewis (——) Kaiser
Friedrich. 10901.
Friedland (A.) :
Honeyland. 26082, 27714 (66).
In your arms. 26250.
My little Havana made. 13513.
On the avenue. 29407.
Three million dollars. 4068,
14077.
Friedlander (H. A.) Sapphire waltz.
29697.
Friedlander (H. L.):
In the land of the sky. 28787.
Sapphire waltzes. 29697.
Swannanoa march. 27382.
Friedlander (W. B.) Tell me how to
make you love me. 20847.
Friedman (I.):
Passacaglia. 15963.
Zabawki. 18288.
Friedman (1L.):
Be good. 14466.
Charmed circle. 6982, 9782 (28).
Darling I want you. 23059.
Hurry back dearie. 7671.
Let me call you sweetheart. 31389.
Meet me to-night in dreamland.
239838.
When you look for the eyes. 27624.
Where the river winds along Ken-
tuey’s shore. 27630. —
Years, years ago. 16698.
Friedman (8S. C.) Vision. 30174.
Friedman (S. P.) Down the field.
21012.
Friedmann (L.):
Ach Erika. 2083-2085.
Lied in zentimetern. 3156.
O Alma Alma Alma du. 30654.
Friedsel (—):
Al tashlichenu. 21.
Es felt die mame. 470.
Sholem beias. 1561.
Yom hachupo. 2041.
Friedsell (L.):
Doina. 23099, 23100. Frischknecht (A.) jr.
Kadish. 10900. twentieth century. 19226.
Mockya. 15696, 15697. Frise (J.) Dainty dancing maidens. 1
My wife’s husband. 8411. 28148. q
Tecka. 380073. Frisinger (C. V.) University rag. .
Friend (Mrs. A.) His mother’s wed- 22360.
ding ring. 19050. Fritz (A.) Minetta polk. 24039.
Fries (P.) Tusnelda. 20489. Fritz (M.) Minetta polk. 24039.
1956
Frigheit (Mrs. L. A.)
sever. 19565.
Erijs (E)) :
Vier gesinge. 10426.
38 wiegenlieder. 10427.
Frillman (L. H.):
I am going back. 21317. }
On a balmy summer’s night. |
1136K, b
Friml (R.):
Barcarole. 20803.
Betty of the rosy lips.
Butterfly dance. 20877.
Bygone days. 27966.
Cachucha (La) 206.
Chase (The) 20905.
Cheerfulness. 18546.
Contentment. 20942.
Cradle song. 382.
Crossing the bridge.
Daisy-field. 20960.
Dawn. 20967.
Evening prayer. 21068.
Fancy (A) 21087.
Fascination. 18830.
Fireflies. 21108.
Gracefulness. 18974.
Hymne céleste. 5193.
Idyl. 213880.
In the fields.
Inquietude. 19248.
Little minuet. 21551.
Mazurka. 1067.
Melodie. 548, 12852.
Mignonette. 29175.
Minuetto. 1095, 8301.
Noontide. 21788.
Oriental melody. 21874.
Penseroso. 21907.
Question (A) 19989, 21987.
Recreation. 21995.
Rocking-horse. 22027.
Shepherd’s song. 22108.
Swan song. 1692.
Tantalus. 22246.
Tender message. 20355.
Twilight. 20442.
Valse coquette. 22369.
Valse triste. 223878.
Veil. dance. 22381.
Where oh where has Johnny gone. }j
30269. }
Krink (H. C.)
Meeting to’
27901.
20951.
21411.
Beggar-maid. 6847.
Frischenschlager (F. F.) 60 kinder- |
lieder fiir jung und alt. 10428.
In the glorious |
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
INDEX
Fritz (W. F.) There’s a spark of love
still burning in your mother’s heart
for you. 30026.
Fritzsche (K.):
Kirchweih. 28900.
Wenn der friihling. 20565.
Frock (M. EK.) F.0O. E. march. 28204,
25790.
Frode (B.) Special studien. 20262.
Frohlich (O.):
Am teiche im walde. 12896.
Frohes erwarton. 12858.
Ich liebe alle. 18089.
Im Spreewald. 18112.
Schone heimat mein. 13828.
Schweizer’s herzelied. 138882.
Froelich (G.):
Glad festal day. 10480.
Lullaby. 8157.
Prince of life. 11529.
Fromont (E.) Cavatina. 8935.
Frons (J.) Nocturne. 17105.
Frontini (F. P.):
Addio. 27730.
Badinerie. 30402.
Chanson paysanne. 28010.
Chansonnette. 30429.
Danza sacra orientale. 28174.
Doux souvenir. 30471.
Feuille d’album. 30491.
Grand ’mére qui danse. 28495.
Il y avait autrefois. 30557.
Joneurs de cornemuse. 30574.
Marche grotesque. 26525.
Marcia trionfale. 26528.
Melodia popolare siciliana.
Moulin (Le). 26662.
Priére. 29536.
Reverie. 30704.
Seguidilla. 27128.
Sguardi furtivi. 3831.
Tsigane. 27458.
Mronz (R.): ~
Altwiener-lied. 25245.
Globetrotter marsch. 25924, 28460.
Neue midchen. 21767, 26730.
Untreusein zahlt sich nicht aus.
27488.
Zappeln, zappeln. 27701.
Frost (EK. F.) Ten thousand voices.
6324.
Frost (W. L.):
Fighting all the way. 4926.
Happy strains are swelling. 7577.
Join in the ranks of the king.
30571.
Frothingham (M. F.) Studies in sight
reading. 27309.
Frugatta (G.) Valse.
Ery (i.) :
Four studies in miniature.
Six valses d’essai. 30502.
Fry (R. M.) June skies. 17354.
Fryburger (F. F.) In after years.
28753.
29152.
4968.
4969.
Frye (A. B.)
23289.
Frye (J. R.) jr.
Fryer (H.):
Gavotte.
Gigue.
Menuet. 5623.
Prelude. 5933.
Sarabande. 6083.
Frysinger (J. F.):
Air de ballet. 19. .
At the party. 20769.
At twilight. 25314,
Brownies’ revel. 20869.
Butterflies. 16880.
Canzonetta. 28411.
March of the marionettes.
Petite sérénade. 26920.
Supplication. 27323.
Valse gracieuse. 30142.
Huechs, 62):
Herzensdiebin (Die) 2852.
Konzertstiick in H moll. 193854.
Ritournelle. 30709.
Rondeau. 30715.
Schwarz-gelb. 3796, 3798.
Huchs (R:):
Fantasie. 23298.
Four hand musical scenes for
pupil and teacher. 18890.
Neun phantasiestticke. 550.
Walzer. 380503.
Fucik (3.) :
Aeroplanfiug durch die
welt. 6674.
Auf der lagune. 2176.
Ballettratten. 2209-2214.
Entry of the gladiators.
12760.
Hercegavae. 17200, 23480, 23481.
Marche des héros hongrois. 8204.
Regimental youngsters. 8824.
Uncle Teddy. 41388, 4134, 14121.
Fiihrich (C.) Am spinnrad. 6717.
Funfubrtee (Der) 28408, 28968, 28987.
Fiir frohe kreise. 7425.
Fiirstner (A.):
From Charley to May.
Zulu Lulu. 22554.
4981.
4993.
21638.
lustige
10321,
Amour d’hiver. 27769.
Ankunft des rosenkavaliers.
11888.
Cavaliere della rosa. 6258, 273803.
Fleigende Hollander. 4217, 12154,
20528.
Friederich. 25874, 28400.
Fruhstiicks-scene. 11889, 17989.
Hollindischer bauernfest walzer.
10622, 15142.
Jugenderinnerungen. 13185.
Lied des bajazzo. 19411.
Maientanz-walzer. 138352.
Mein stern. 11127, 15632.
Moment musical. 8973.
Nachklinge aus dem Rosenkava-
lier. 17990.
Prairie-blumen. 11505, 16025.
1957
INDEX
Fiirstner (A.)—Continued.
Rheinischer walzer. 11599, 16092.
Rienzi. 12158, 14187, 20529.
Rosenkavalier (Der) 1670, 1671,
6259, 9189, 11890-11902, 13968,
16325-16329, 17991, 17992, 24517,
24760, 27304, 27305, 27306, 29922.
Salome. 38945, 24761.
Scene des ochs von lLerchenau.
29923.
Schloss am meere. 138969.
Schmetterlings walzer.
13825.
So ein nettes
16248.
Sonate. 5917.
Straussiana. 18971.
Suite B dur. 20282.
Taillefer. 24762.
Tannhiuser. 12159, 20530.
Valse d’amour. 14145.
Fiisser (G.):
Meledie. 233800.
Zigeunerklinge. 25190.
Fugitifs (Les) 138817.
Fuiks (L.) Just your love.
Fuller (A. F.):
Billiken. 22801.
Do you ever think of me. 7188.
Song of consolation. 27235.
Fuller (C. I.) She’s not all to blame.
13824,
kleines frauchen.
894.
20159.
Fuller (EK. M.) Hymns for the King’s
children. 23518.
Fuller (G. W.):
Come while tis’ day. 22995.
I am _ saved bless His name.
23524.
Mindful of me. 21699.
Fuller (H. F.):
Andante religioso. 183802.
Kyrie eleison. 19861.
Fullerton ( ) Td roam _ this
world for you. 10674.
Fullerton (C. A.) New song book
and music reader. 5737.
Pulton (FE. -C:)
842.
Fulton (J. M.) Messidor. 1091.
Funkhouser (M. F.) Simple songs for
the kindergarten. 29785.
Furgeot (J.) Bon accueil. 14538.
Furlong (S. K.) Neath the pines on
yonder hill. 158138.
Furman (R.) I would done it. 23588.
Furman-Mulliner (I.) :
Beyond. 18428.
Love’s awakening. 5523.
Furnas (lL. L.):
Inter-collegiate song.
Oh! U aeroplane for me. 21842.
Purdue song. 21978.
Turn on the current of love. 14109.
Furth (S.):
All aboard for the boardwalk.
16751.
—
Furth (S.)—Continued. 4
And I married him. 167738, 22562 |
(58) 708 |
Belle of the boulevard. 2252.
Come back to Aaron. 10129.
Te - the right way. 7186, 22562 |
58). 1
Get on your toboggan. 2718.
Hear the pickaninny band. 21255,
26037.
How do you do the clever things.
algal). |
I haven’t been to Cincinnati since.
21325.
I’ll do anything in reason. 138045.
I see no change in you
15251, 22562 (79).
It’s awful hard to try to be a lady.
854, 2072 (127).
It’s nice to be nice.
15828, 22562 (82).
It was me. 23662.
Lasso Mary. 17391, 27714 (98).
Life isn’t all roses, Rosie. 15458, |
17409, 19418, 22562 (88). |
Light that lies in woman’s eyes.
7902, 10838,
21588.
Little bit of lovin’. 978, 2072
(184).
Love-time is any time at all.
21581.
Love will forgive and forget.
1005, 2072 (187).
Peaches. 17729, 22562 (107).
Pinochle rag. 5907.
Rose, a stem, a broken heart. |
11634, 22562 (115).
Sit still Bill. 17923; 22562 (119).
What’s your hurry Birdie. 6504.
What would we do without the
moon moon moon. 22487. |
When I gathered the myrtle.
1956, 2072 (194), 14281.
Furth (S.) musie pub. ¢o.:
Belle of the boulevard. 2252.
In ould Ireland. 18125.
Lose me in Lover’s lane.
Monkey shines. 157138.
Playland. 8712.
Spoony ways. 6236.
That Dallas dip. 20361.
Fuschs (R.) Walzer. 2694.
Futterer (H.) Sight reading studies.
11780, 11781.
Fyans (R. E.): When the whippoor-
will is singing. 27621.
Fysher (A. Nilson-) See Nilson-I'y-
sher (A.)
Gabert (A. L.):
In me gratia omnis. 5291.
Mass of the Immaculate Concep-
tion. 13391.
Gabriel (C. H.): :
Adoration of heaven and eee
6669.
8118.
1958
dear. |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Gabriel (C. H.) —Continued. Gabriel (C. H.) —Continued.
All-in-all. 14348. I believe Thee. 2886.
All nations for Jesus. 6999. I feel the need of Jesus. 10678.
All the bells shall tell the story. I have never found a friend like
4404. Jesus. 10685.
As the stars. 9862. I’m out and out for Jesus. 10714.
AS we pass along. 9863. I’ve something to live for now.
Be a shining light. 2233. 17259.
Be near me O my Savior. 27873. I want to belong to Jesus. 7774.
Beyond the shadows. 9963. I will never leave Thee. 107389.
Birds and blossoms. 9970. If we all stand true. 10777.
Blessed ye disciples. 9977. In the morning. 7856.
Blood of the crucified One. 6891. Is His love crowded out. 10834.
Brighter than the morning. 22842. Jesus has you on His heart.
Buena vista. 6924. 10856.
Come forth, behold Him. 22975. Jesus, I look to Thee. 7921.
Come in. 10134. Jesus is seeking. 3052.
Coming king. 10141. Jesus loves the little children.
Crown Him. 4726, 12650. 10860.
Daisies in a row. 10180.
Day by day. 20968.
Day of light and love. 10204.
Day will dawn. 10205.
Do something for others. 23094.
Jesus, Savior, Friend of sinners.
3056.
Joy to the world. 23692, 26803.
Jubilee bells. 23696.
Just a little way to Jesus. 10888.
Doing His will. 10260. Just where He needs me most.
Draw nigh, Immanuel. 10276. 26320.
Earth is a garden of fowers. Keep singing. 10907.
10301. te Let every heart rejoice. 10979.
Easter bells are pealing. 7259. Let’s pretend. 26402.
Easter day. 1263. Light that never fails. 215385.
Easter happiness. 4842. Lily-bells. S069.
Haster story. 4844. Lily song. 5476.
Empty tomb. 4858. Little child. 21548.
Hvening prayer. 10339. Little while. 29014.
Father in heaven. 10363. Lo, an army cometh. 11025.
Father send thine angels. 7353. | Lord is King. 26451.
Find where lost. 10374. Love of Christ. 26473.
Fix your eyes on the cross. 10385.
Make Jesus king. 8190.
From Calvary’s hill. 4966. r,
Marehing to the call of duty.
Give Him praise. 10474. 11094.
Give unto the Lord. 5003. Master calls. 1060.
Glory to God. 23346. More love and faith. 11180.
Glory to God in the highest. More of Jesus. 11181.
23348. More than satisfied. 11184.
Glory to the King. 23349. Mother is waiting for me. 11192.
Go tell the blessed story. 10450. My Father leads me. 33882.
God’s hand we see. 10502. My Father’s land. 11222.
God’s promise rail. 21186. My friend. 11224.
Great campaign. 7523. My heart’s desire. 19684.
Great is Jehovah. 25971. My Saviour’s love is over me.
Great things for me. 10548. 8400.
Hail! Hail! Hail! 238421. My song shall be of Jesus. 21752.
Hail to the King. 23423. Night that Jesus came. 24166.
Happy angel voices. 23484. Nobody like Jesus. 24180.
Happy little pilgrims. 10578. Nothing held back. 8500.
Hark! the voice. 5091. O blessed name. 24200.
Hark to the robins. 7580. O starry plains, awake. 24220.
He gave Himself to me. 260380. O the happy time. 5780.
He is mindful of His own. 21249. O what joy will be ours. 21818.
He lifted me. 19027. Ode to the flag. 85382.
Hear the summer voices. 10592. Old story. 21853.
Help me to dare. 10602. On Children’s day morning. 11363.
His last words. 10618. On the frosty breezes. 24271.
His song shall be with me. 10615. On to victory. 3502.
How we know. 26094. Onward into Galilee. S614.
1959
INDEX
Gabriel (C. H.)—Continued.
Other fellow. 3522.
Our talents for Jesus. 11407.
Penitential prayers. 8675.
Perseverance band. 11450.
Place) for me. 3507.
Praise the Lord. 11509.
Precious Saviour. 8742.
Prepare to meet thy God. 17758.
Press the fight. 17760.
Pressing forward. 11519.
Prince of peace. 24418.
Promise divine. 11534.
Redemption’s song. 21999.
Rejoice, all ye people. 24470.
Rejoice the Lord is risen. 5991.
Remember Calvary. 22007.
Resurrection gladness. 6000.
Risen from the dead. 8864.
Rock of ages. 1445.
Rose-buds. 11638.
Roses sweet and fragrant.
Royal message. 24523.
Run to meet me. 38744.
Safest time is now. 11676.
Santa Claus’ advice. 24551.
Savior of love. 11714.
Send the power again. 8998.
Shout, O daughter of Jerusalem.
24614.
Shout victory. 9030.
Shout, ye hills. 6146.
Sing His praise. 11796.
Sing out in glad carols. 11800.
Singing His praise. 11802.
Soldiers of the cross. 3880.
Song of conquest. 9105.
Song of the evening bell.
Song of the stars. 24701.
Songs in the night. 3905.
Stand in your place. 9170.
Star and the child. 27287.
Still undecided. 11881.
Stone is rolled away. 9180.
Stone rolled away. 6254.
Stop and talk with Jesus. 27298.
Story of the sky. 24759.
Sun-rise life. 11920.
Sunlight just beyond. 29940.
Sure mercies of God. 9222.
Sweet message. 24808.
Sweet voices are calling. 11939.
Sweetest ever heard. 9245.
Swell the loud triumphant song.
9249.
Take your stand for Jesus. 11955.
There is light for a step at a time.
12005.
There they crucified Him. 30029.
They didn’t think. 12014.
Thirstings for God. 9354.
11653.
24691.
Thy will be done. 27428.
To arms. 18082.
Triumphal ascension of Christ.
9419.
/
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Gabriel (C. H.) —Continued.
Trust His precious love. 12066. |
Turn your beacon higher. 12075. ||
"Twas love divine. 22344. 1
Twine the flowers. 12077.
Unto us a child is born. 24955.
Victory song. 18158.
Voices of the sky. 25021.
Was it for me? 22418,
We'll never grow weary. 4250.
What will you do. 9610.
When the bells of Christmas ring. ©
25089.
While you wait. 9661. q
Who is like unto the Lord. 12262. |
Will the circle he unbroken, |
20639. :
Wonderful are Thy works. 12298.
Worship the Lord. 25158.
Would we. 25159.-
You'll never win alone. 12328.
Your boy and mine. 12337.
Your light is needed. 27697. ql
Gabriel (J.) Hark, the herald angels }
sing. 26015. |
Gabriel (M.):
Luxusweibchen. 26493.
Perle der frauen. 24346.
Gabriel (R.):
Elfin dance. 18782.
Evening thoughts.
Gabrio (A.):
I have a_ secret
18807.
in my heart.
23534,
I long to roam down in my country |
home. 19135. if
Gaddess (M. L.) Crowning of Christ-
mas. 16961.
Gade (N. W.):
Contretanz. 28112.
Nightingale (The) 19748.
Gael (H. van):
A la fontaine. 27720.
Chanson portugaise. 28011.
Chanson tyrolienne. 28018.
Cueillette (La). 10172.
Dainty mazurka. 4744, 4745.
Echos des montagnes. 28276.
En visite. 10317.
Heure du berger. 10608.
Jolly promenade. 10870.
Last waltz. 5426. 5427.
Little song. 5493-5495.
Marche des Brabanecons.
Marche guerriére. 29106.
Musiec-box (The). 5690, 5691.
Old harmonium. 5810.
Paysage hollandais. 11441.
Petit caprice. 11453.
Petite marquise. 5891.
Premiéres feuilles. 11518.
Stately gavotte. 6247.
Turtle doves. 1825.
Valse-berceuse. 30138.
13374.
1960
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Giinsbacher (J.) Traum der ersten
liebe. 6871.
Giinschals (C.):
Froh erinnern. 12857.
Im stillen tal. 18118.
Rosengrtisse. 138770.
Springinsfeld. 18945.
Waldreigen. 14190.
Gaffney (G.) Mt. Rainier alias Mt.
Tacoma. 11201.
Gage (C. M.):
Niagara. 57389.
White rose. 6549.
Gahagan (W.) You’re the sweetest
little girl in Yankee land. 2052.
Gailhard (A.):
Green. 10544.
ae (wey; 10952.
Offrande (L’) 11885.
Recueillement. 11564.
Robe blanche. 11606.
Robe verte. 11607.
Gaines (A. W.) Little country girl.
19435.
Gaines (J. W.):
How sweet is Jesus. 21299.
In the soul’s eternal home. 15304.
Gaines (R. E. L.) My love is for you.
5714.
Gaines (S. R.):
Night has a thousand eyes. 29323.
Old year is dying. 21856.
Owl courtship. 18687.
Rejoice evermore. 27022.
Sighs of love. 20171.
Galbraith (J. L.):
Art thou weary. 6759.
Autumn song. 14419.
Courage brother! do not stumble.
12648.
Fancy free. 498.
For all the saints. 10398.
Garden of rest. 556.
I sought the Lord. 26175.
Lead us O Father. 10974.
Military march. 1094.
O help us Lord. 21813.
O worship the King.
Scherzo-valse. 20116.
Spring melody. 29898.
Gale (M.) Where the purple violets
grow. 30274.
Gale (P. B.)
lowly. 283847.
Gale (R. G.):
Fire-flies. 23249,
Spinning song. 24723.
11327.
Far away in dwelling
Gale (W. C.) Dein bild. 2501.
Galentine (N. E.) jr. You dwell in
my dreams. 18228.
Galeotti (C.):
Aubade. 27820.
Chant de printemps. 28016.
Danse lente. 10195.
Danse vive. 10198.
Galigher (W. D.)
folks. 20224.
Galimberti (G.) Fioritedeschi. 30494.
Galkine (N. W.) Serenade. 1546.
Gall (H.) Holy night. 19060.
Gallager (T. L.) She and I. 6182.
Gallagher (C. H.) My little Irish blue
eyes of love. 8881.
Gallatin (A. R.) Lucy. 5535.
Song cycle for little
Gallatly (J.) Tortoise patrol. 16461.
Gallatly (J. M.):
Bogey walk. 20849.
Heart’s delight. 7608.
Gallaway (F.) Only a boy. 98604,
11383.
Gallaway (R.) Ida May, Queen of the
braes and glen. 17271.
Gallaway (W.):
I miss thee more each day. 765.
If you want to be a faultless man.
| 13101.
Gallet (E.):
Arzt (Der) wider willen. 2775,
2776.
Ne m’abandonne pas. 135387.
Non t’ amo pit. 138561.
Galliard (J. HE.) Sonata en mi-mineur.
10442.
Gallico (P.): f
Johannistraum. 877, 878.
Most popular modern piano pieces.
13468.
Most popular songs from the most
popular comic operas. 29221.
Gallin (1L.):
Je ’embrasse. 3046.
Manolete. 26516.
Gallini (L. M.) C’est l’amour.
Gallois (V.) Cocorico. . 4679.
Galloway (T. B.):
Dear little hut. 28189.
Gypsy trail. 7545.
My brown rose. 19668.
My laddie. 19686.
When I' am dead my dearest.
30240.
Gallup (W. L.)
tions. 3791.
Gallur (D. G.):
Hagle waltz. 7255.
King George V gavotte. 15400.
San Francisco-Panama-1915. 11696.
Gallur (Mrs. D. G.) King George VY
gavotte. 15400.
Gallur (F. G.):
HKagle waltz. 7255.
San Francisco-Panama
11696.
Galluzzi (G.) Primo concerto del gic
vane pianista. 13700-13702.
2329.
School-day recollee-
1915
Galuppi (B.) Air d’Agnesina. 22606.
Galuska (J. F.):
Heart to heart. 15109.
Silv’ry Nishna botna. 24627.
1961
26596—12——14
INDEX
Di. Das ie, So Vie
Gambardella (S.) : Gamble hinged music co.—Continued.
7A canzone d@’ ’o marenaro. 22567.
Bella che duorme. 22770.
Canzone d’ ammore. 22886.
Luntano ’a mamma... lunta-no
’a te. 23898.
Mare, mare mio. 1054.
N’ acqua € maggio. 24137.
Ninita. 24170.
Niny Tirabuscio. 26751.
70 scoglio ’e Frisio. 24217.
Oi chi p’ ’o mare va. 24251.
Quanno tremonta ’o sole . .
24434.
Sailor lover. 11679. '
Serenade to Sorrento. 11762.
Gambaro (J. B.) Nine caprices. 23305.
Gamble (F. A.) Girls like you. 14964.
Gamble (S. B.):
Mission song. 26620.
Rallying song. 27010.
Gamble hinged music co.:
And the publican. 22658.
April. 6746.
Ave verum. 27883.
Ballade. 23440, 27956.
Beloved. 253879.
‘Caprice. 27957.
‘Castilla. 6959.
Cave (The) 18528.
‘Chafer and the flower. 232.
‘Charge of the light brigade.
Dinos
Childs grace. 22984.
Cuckoo dear. 28140.
Day is done. 3881.
Double stop scale & _ technic
studies. 2539.
Dream boat. 7219.
Evening song at sea. 12772.
Fairy and child. 25793.
Fir tree. 7378.
Fragment (A) 28281.
God shall wipe away all tears.
Memory. 15649.
Mirror of the sea. 26615.
Mistletoe. 29192.
My love’s an arbutus, 29280.
Naney. 8415.
Night song. 26746.
Nocturne. 29376.
Nune dimittis in E flat. 1223.
O God, the rock of ages. 24204.
Oft in the stilly night. 1249.
Oh! weep for those that wept.
24246.
Preparatory studies. 24404,
Priscilla. 19975.
Questions and replies. 29559.
Requiem. 24473.
Rhyme road to Musie Land.
22016.
Romance. 29634.
Rose by my window. 11639.
Saviour Thy dying love. 22071.
Scherzo-capriccioso. 13820.
Schuhplatter. 13831.
Slumber song. 24654.
Sometimes. 29840.
Sonatina. 29848.
Song of the birch. 9111.
Souvenir de Vienne. 9145.
Spring has come. 29892.
Still with Thee. 24751.
Summer day in Heidelberg. 15978. |
Te Deum in D. 17384. |
Te Deum laudamus in C. 24839. jj
Three pieces for piano. 8991.
To the moon. 9396.
Turn ye to Me. 9486.
Two roses. 27472.
Two to-gether. 24955.
Water sprite. 14200. iq
When from the heart where sor- |
row sits. 27599. rt
Within the stillness of the woods. |
20649.
23354. Gandiolo (H.) My paradise. 3893,
Heart of a rose. 28556. 6648 (94).
{ did not know how dear you } Ganne (——) Czarina mazurka.
were. 26119. 10174.
I loved a lass. 238553. Ganne (IL.):
In a garden. 17833.
In a gondola. 238610.
In pride of May. 28769.
In the land of play. 28786.
In the tree tops high. 19236.
Indian summer. 13141.
Jeu deau. 28849.
Kiss in the rain. 23788.
Lily of the valley. 26420.
Lord of the land and the deep.
26455.
Love’s reverie. 18327.
Magnificat in B. 1035.
Mammy’s song. 15572.
Marsh of Rhuddlan. 8224.
May the maiden. 29139.
1962
Ailes (Les). 27787.
Baigneuses (Les) 27853.
Ballet des poupées. 14452.
Byzantine. 25479.
Cortége oriental. 28120.
Danse africaine. 28168.
Danse arabe. 28169.
Danse des pécheuses. 14715.
HWxtase. 488.
Flowrets. 25857.
Hans der fidtenspieler. 15076.
Hans, le jouer de fitite. 2808,
Illys, 26207. — ,
Invocation. 38020, 26259, 26260.
Marche arabe. 29108.
INDEX ¥:
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Ganne (L.)—Continued.
Marche russe. 1052.
Mars et Venus. 29117.
Nel Giappone. 3415.
Nocturne. 29330.
Paradise of Mahomet.
11429, 15958, 29455-29457.
Séduction. 29752.
Zingara (La). 20701.
qantner (EK. W.) Mamma’s brown
eyed sunbeam. 11081.
Ganz (R.):
Etude-caprice.
Melodie. 21157.
Menuett. 24011.
Wellenspiel. 25062.
Garagusi (N.) Spoony ways.
Garber (M.) Gleaming rays.
Garbett (A. S.):
Love’s pilgrimage.
Syren voices. 6300.
Winter snows are past. 48380.
Garcia (D.) Jack rabbit. 3041.
Garcia (E.) Florinda. 18872.
Garde (H.) Sweetheart of old.
Gardener (C. J.) Columbine.
Gardiner (H. B.):
Five pieces. 30510.
Shepherd Fennel’s dance.
Gardner (A. C.):
Beatrice. 14469.
Busy Lizzie. 10022.
Farewell, I can’t forget.
Fussy Gussie. 28414.
Good bye. 626.
Grand coronation march. 12928.
I’m on to you. 26168, 26164.
8650,
21062.
6236.
23340.
5527.
20319.
14658.
27158.
502.
Love’s answer. 5522.
March and two-step. 17484.
Night songs. 15832.
Shower bouquet. 13873.
Smilax and lilacs. 3866.
Stuttering Zeke. 27312.
Gardner (J. B.):
Broncho Nell. 2310, 2311.
Could lips but speak the language
of my heart. 830.
Katie O’Sullivan. 132038.
Little mischief. 13290.
Someday, sweetheart, someday.
GH. ;
Gardner (lL. F.) Only a circus clown.
21870.
Gardner (M. J.) Dear old home.
4776.
Gardner (W. J.) Rag man’s dream.
TAT.
Gardner music pub. co.:
Bronecho Nell. 23810, 2311.
Katie O’Sullivan. 13203.
_ Little mischief. 13290.
Gare (M.) How would you
15165.
Garey (Mrs. M. F.) Little sod house
on the claim. 21555.
like.
Garguilo (R.)
PAG oie
Serenata arraggiosa.
Garing (A. J.) Dollie polka. 2527. *
Garioch (Lady) Don’t stop. 17010,
20999, 21000.
Garland (A.):
Around the camp-fire. 14404.
Fanfare. 14856.
Forth to the fray. 14921.
Hullo life, 552:
Loyal to the flag. 1013.
Playtime frolies. 1354.
Regimental hop. 16075.
Soldier’s sweethearts. 16252.
Sparkling. 1636.
Trooping of the colors. 16468.
Venetian tone poem. 1870.
Garland (M. A.) All hallowe’en waltz.
4380 (2).
Garner (B.) Company D march.
22999.
Garner (L.) Don’t be a sailor, Abie.
10261.
Garofalo (C. G.)
Garratt (P. M.)
Garret (W. L.):
Rainbow of hope. 8806.
Where the sunset shines along the
Mass in D. 28416.
Zulu love song. 2063.
Golden Gate. 6541.
Garrison (D. J.) Washington was a
grand old man. 1921.
Garske (V. A.) Voices of the woods.
14183.
Garstin (H.):
Dreamland. 23129.
Mischief. 26616.
Gartlan (G. H.) Sea and shore. 8805.
Gartner (C. G.) Loveis mine. 23878.
Garton (C. H.) Let me call you sweet-
heart. 8081.
Garton bros. Let me call you sweet-
heart. 8031
Garvey (C. E.) My rose of Avoca.
24127.
Garvin (M. EH.) May I love you.
23972.
Gary (W.) Wouldn’t you. 9782,
20665.
Gasaway (C.) My sunny southern
rose. 29296.
Gascon (R.):
Gloria pura.
Primoroso.
Gaskill (C.)
Mary. 27848.
14972.
16037.
Back to the factory,
Gasparino (Q.) Sonate, D_ moll.
PBEM
Gassman (H. W.) My sunshine Nell.
19712.
Gastaldon (M.) Chanson d’amour.
4641.
Gastelle (H.):
Enchantress. 18786.
Love’s vision. 19496.
Premier amour. 19966.
1963
a INDEX
Gastoldi
24979.
Gaston (B.):
Are you feeling as lonesome as I
am. 9854.
Darned if we fellows can do with-
out the girls. 3872, 12859 (60).
Dear old Sally. 7152, 12359 (62).
I’m an old fashioned kid. 2915.
I’m trying my best to smile. 10719.
(G.) Vanished happiness.
I will save my love. 781, 2072
(120).
Gaston (R.) Why don’t you be my
bride. 18201.
Gaston-Murray (B.) Bill. 4544.
Gates (M.) Songs of the boys in blue.
17957.
Gates (M. J.) Over there. 15949.
Gatty (N. C.) Five waltzes. 558.
Gaubert (P.):
Forét ardente.
Repos en Egypte.
Soir empourpré.
Gaude-Sevalk (A.)
536.
1427.
1603.
Deutsche marine-
hymne. 238085.
Gaudet (H.):
Arrouah sidi. 14405, 27802.
Belle humeur. 2250, 2251.
Bon accueil. 145388.
Chante Manon. 12580, 14617.
Coeur de Mimi. 2422.
Coeur des amants. 12618.
Dans le pare. 28167.
D’ Artagnan. 28178.
Diane. 28210.
Welaireur (L’) _ 28277.
Impression d’ automne. 28750.
Intermedio. 28802.
J’aime le printemps. 30388.
Joli modéle. 18172.
Karitza la gitane. 3075.
Lettre de mére. 18261.
Louloute. 8200.
Marche héroique. 29108.
Passepied. 29465.
Petite chatouilleuse. 3566.
Pourquoi viens-tu. 138687.
Que toi. 18714, 16056.
Si Pon s’aime. 6151.
Sierra morena. 13876.
Sorrentina. 29866.
Souvenir du Brésil. 29877.
Suite provencale. 6268.
Sweet home. 29956.
Tormento de amor.
Vierge folle. 4194.
Viva el torero. 6450, 14177.
Gaudiosi (G. J. L.):
I want to marry you. 213866.
Oh how I miss you dearie. 30663.
Gaul (A. R.):
Hosianna David’s son. 15157.
Jack Frost. 7909.
March pageant. 8201.
30078.
Dt. TE ness. VAG
Gaul (H. B.):
Benedicite omnia opera.
Gloria in excelsis Deo.
Great God Pan. 7524.
Homeland. 17207.
Irish battle-hymn. 138147.
Mammy’s song. 15572.
Our life is vain. 198683.
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem.
11510.
Short communion service. 6144.
Till a’ the seas gang dry. 27480.
Wanderer’s night song. 27563,
27564.
What is my hope. 27591.
When the scissor grinder comes.
12230.
Gaul (H. W.) Motor boat rag. 26661.
Gautier (E.):
4534.
28462.
Orientalisches intermezzo. 113897.
Russische rhapsodie. 11669.
Silhouetten-walzer. 11784.
Gautier (L.) Secret (Le). 8986,
29750.
Gautski (R. L.)
with you. 26154.
Gauwin (A.):
Chanson du tzigane. 6971.
Deux sous d’muguet. 4789.
Marche rouge. 29109.
P’tit Nenesse. 8767.
Régiment chante. 8823.
Romanichels (Les). 13761.
Sang de nos vignes. 18805.
Vieux gallant. 9528.
I’m falling in love
Gavel (—) Pantin d’ amour. 8646.
Gavel (H.) You-You, la Japonaise.
12334.
Kathleen. 19327.
Adagio und allegro.
Gavin (Mrs. W.)
Gavinies (P.)
18254.
Gay (G.) Our sailor king. 17714.
Gay (M.):
Chilecothian. 6994.
De Backer’s triumphant march.
7158, 7159.
March R. B. Hall. 8202.
Wankinquoah. 9576.
Gay (N.) Wise-o’-man. 2015.
Gaylor (G.) California. 14578.
Gaynor (J. L.):
Miniature songs from the child
world. 17546-17549.
Playtime song series.
87138.
Playtime songs for
room. 8714.
Gearen (J.):
Blue vale. 2288.
Bridal wreath. 188.
Gypsy queen. 21219.
Hall of fame. 21228.
Hea’h dem bells. 21254.
Highland glide. 2856.
Onotono. 21871.
1355, 1356,
the school-
1964
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Gebest (C. J.):
Dinner. 18701.
T’7ll never look at a pretty girl
again. 19133, 25197 (110).
imtove love. 21333, 25197 (Jit),
261438, 26144, 28670-28674.
I love you dear. 21336.
Tm a wonderful man in Yonkers.
26149, 27714 (71).
In society it’s always dress pa-
rade. 21405, 25197 (182).
Just for you. 21472, 27714 (88).
Never mind singing. 21769, 21770,
25197 (179).
Nihilists (The) 21779.
Red widow. 24459-24461,
27017.
Red widow waltzes. 27714 (119).
There is no harm in that. 22289.
Vodka. 22404.
We will go, go all aglow. 22424,
22495, 25197 (253), 27577, 27578.
When woman is the question.
20608, 22470, 25197 (260).
You can’t pay the landlord. 22587,
22 5ao. 219. (266).
Gebhardt (R. W.):
Fantasie impromptu. 14858.
High school march. 26064.
Gebhart (Mrs. W.) If I could only
see my mother. 798.
27016,
Gedalge (A.) 38™”° symphonie. 2072,
12358.
Geddes (lL. ©.) Boy blue. 27984.
Geddings (R. M.) D. A. R. grand
march. 10175.
Geehl (H.) Enchantment. 21046.
Geehl (H. E.):
Amitié (L’) 42.
Crowning with song. 18636.
For you alone. 17090, 28385.
Fiir dich allein. 23299.
Melodie appassionata. 1076.
Minstrel lover. 5649.
Rhapsodie d’ amour. 14388.
Waldesstimmen. 20536.
9173.
Bos o L.) Thoughts and dreams. Gellet (E. ) Styrienne 99909.
Geibel (A.): a
Anniversary hymn. 27779. Sonate 2. 26336.
Conestoga. 18612. Sonate 8 in D moll. 26841.
Dainty fcvtfalls. 18651. Geminiani (F.): -
Floating song. 22562 (21) Ausgewiihlte sonatensitze. 26342.
Gift (The) 28438. Sarabandl. 20100.
Golden splendor. 12912. Sonate 1. 26334.
In rhythmic step. 19222, Genee (R.) Nanon. 19726, 24147.
Inspirer and Hearer of prayer. | General clergy relief fund. Mission
22562 (380) hymnal. 5655.
Lord hath triumph’d. 8107. Genin (T.) jeune. Quatuor no. 1.
Lord of glory. 29089. 26998.
Morning in the Orient. 5676. Gent (M.) Song of England. 22151.
O light immortal. 8513 George (A. R.) I’m dreaming a
Offering of praise. 30661. dream. 26158.
Processional chimes. 18705. George (J.) Hail! Canada _ hail!
Rising sun. 1441. 17167.
1965
Geibel (A.)—Continued.
Roaming. 1448.
Sabbath evening. 22051.
Sabbath morning. 20078.
Sea (The) 1586.
Sing glorious halleluias.
Sing, O ye heavens. 9051.
Song of triumph. 9120.
Spanish carnival. 20257.
Wanderers (The) 20548.
Geibel (A.) music co.:
Anniversary hymn. 27779.
Christmas story. 280538.
Floral praise. 12820.
Gift (The) 28438.
Golden dawn. 28473.
Golden splendor. 12912.
Lord of glory. 29039.
Morning in the Orient.
O light immortal. 8513.
Open gates of glory. 8615.
29787.
5676.
Radiant skies are glowing. 29561.
Sing glorious halleluias. 29787.
Sing O ye heavens. 9051.
Song of triumph. 9120.
Sound the harps
29870.
Story of the Orient.
Topsy turvy Christmas.
Geisler (W.)
13961.
30077.
the old cherry tree. 24945.
Geist des wojewoden. 7107.
Geister (K.):
Cache-cache. 6984.
Colin-maillard. 10128.
Diabolo. 7176.
Féte 4 ma tante. 4922.
Furet (Le) 10487.
Marelle (La) 11098.
Raquette (La) 11559.
Gelardi (G.):
Oj campagnola bella. 24252,
29392.
Serenatella 6 lacreme. 29766.
Gelbe prinz.
of Heaven.
Under the blossoms of
5136, 7272, 7306, 7630,
INDEX
a = a — -
pt. 11, D.S., Ve-6
George (S. E.) MHobble skirt drag.
2861.
George (S. P.):
If you only knew. 19196.
To waltz with you. 24906.
George Washington. 39.
Georges (A.):
A la kasbah. 25199.
Cantique d’amour.
Georgi & Vitak:
Beseda. 27899.
Laendler. 3117.
Havliéktv pochod.
I myself. 28697.
Laendler no. 9. 28925, 28926.
Moonlight waltzes. 29209, 29210.
Night off. 3427, 3428.
Noble warrior. 29326, 29327.
Our love march. 35380, 3531.
Pilsener march. 35738, 3574.
Spinning wheel. 29884, 29885.
Up and upward sturdy sokol.
10041.
28539, 28540.
4146, 4147.
Zobak. 30360, 30361.
Gerard (J. J.) When I said goodbye
to Mary many years ago to-day.
30243.
Gerding (I. J.) Rosemary march.
16125.
Gerhardt (lL. D. W.) Greater prayer.
649.
German (H.):
Big steamers. 22798.
Camel’s hump. 14583.
Coronation march. 7076, 23016,
25595-25599.
Grace. 23381.
Moto perpetuo. 19641.
Old English valentine. 5805.
Suite. 23319.
Three knights. 30045.
What dane-geld means. 25064.
When we grow old. 14245.
German Baptist publication society
Programm ftir den siebenundzwan-
zigsten kindertag. 13707.
Germann (H.) & co. Valse mignonne.
14154.
Germann (H. Kk.) ‘Those’ beautiful
dreams. 22306.
60 ettiden in form
violine solo.
Germann & CO.
von variationen fur
19877.
Gernsheim (F.):
Es falit ein stern herunter.
His war ein alter konig. 4879.
Quartett. 21166.
Gerrish (K.) My heart’s desire. 15768.
Gerstenberger (L. L.) Write another
7304.
melody Mr. Rubenstein. 22525.
Gerussi (L.) Gavotte et musette.
2704.
Gervasio (N.) Petite
26919.
Gesualdo
18836.
Getty (A. R.):
O mistress mine.
Voice from afar.
Getze (EK. B.) School for the parlor
organ, ete. 207038 (48).
Getzinger (G. P.) Near the old Poto-
mac shore. 29306.
Gevaert (F. A.):
Collection de choeurs, sans ace.
marionnette.
(C.) Felice primavera.
3464.
16534.
14655.
Scéne d’ Hypermnestre. 29706.
Geyer (K.):
Hoch, deutsches lied. 17205.
Kinderlehre. 17370.
Wenn sich zwei herzen scheiden.
PS
Gheel (H. E.) For you alone. 18884.
Gheen (C. O’N.) Morning song.
22562 (34).
Ghys. (H.) Gavotte Louis XIII. |
28424. '
Giannelli (G.):
‘A femmena e’o granato. 2074.
Americana in Italia. 21382.
Barcarolo triestino. 22740.
Dove io so. 2540.
Fedelino. 25807.
Giro @’ Italia. 2731.
In areoplano. 26217.
Jardinera spagnola. 21446.
’O bbene 6 ’na buscia. 21804.
Pusilleco. 21980.
Serenata abruzzese. 3829.
T’amo. 22242.
Tuoi baci. 80101.
Vendemmiatrice (La) 4180.
Voglio esser tuo. 4208.
Giannini (B. V.)
ding march. 15589.
Giardini (IF. de):
Giga. 18927.
Musette. 11385.
Gibbons (J.):
Galway girl.
Do not sing
12698.
Her beautiful tresses. 17199.
IT love the name of Nell. 17240.
I’m back with the old girl again.
14939.
Killarney, boys.
19147.
Nell. 18542.
Violet. 16527.
Gibbons (O.) Drop, drop, slow tears.
17024.
Gibbs (F. M.) With the stream.
30833.
Gibbs (H. C.) Peoria County song. |
21909.
1966
Marionettes’ wed- |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Gibbs
21416.
Giblin (I. M.):
Aviator rag. 94.
Columbia rag. 14319 (45).
Ketchup rag. 143819 (101).
Cer Independence day.
Gibson (A.) Lenita. 17392.
Gibson (A. H.):
Come, love, and fly with me.
10135.
Where my mother is waiting for
me. 12249.
Gibson (B.):
My Mississippi Lindy Sue
Oh! Mr. Moonshine. 8559.
Gibson (C.) Some day, sweetheart,
you'll remember. 27218.
Gibson (J.) Sleep baby sleep. 29801.
Gibson (J. W.):
Maid and the millionaire. 19517.
Wheel of fortune. 1952, 20578.
eauson (iz. BP.) Jinx:rag. 23680,
28851.
Gibson (T. L.):
Choice melodies. 22986.
New century song service. 1195.
Standard music series. 24787.
Gibson mandolin-guitar co.:
Alice where art thou?
Andalucia. 47.
In old Madrid. 19221.
Gidden (W. R.) Locomotive whistle
is calling me so. 29019.
Gideon (H. L.) Hail! Thou blessed
Savior. 4880 (117), 5077.
Gideon (M. J.):
All for you.
Angélique. 27774, 30364 (58).
Antidote. 16781, 18244 (50).
Artists’ glide. 20758.
Band from Dixie-land. 20799.
Boardwalk crawl. 22818, 25197
(52).
Candy college boys.
(41
8391.
2108.
22622.
22878, 27714
Clarinet’s love. 22959, 27714 (44).
Come and dance with me. 28082
30364 (63).
Cupid’s lane. 28032, 25197 (72).
Havana Anna Ann. 21244,
Heart breakers (The).
19032, 260388.
How do you do. 21297.
I’d like to be your mother’s son-
in-law. 17227, 27714 (68).
15107,
I give you all you ask. 10679,
16728 (34).
I'll do no turkey trotting. 21328.
I love you better than anyone.
13050, 16728 (387).
I met you in Pittsburg. 23563.
I sing tra la. 23568, 27714 (74).
I’ve heard that before. 27714
(76), 28706.
Gideon (M. J.) —Continued.
I’ve never had a_ sweetheart.
13071, 18072, 16728 (40), 28707.
I want to be loved that way.
26185.
I will show you the way.
In syneopatia land. 21406.
It never can happen again. 21485.
It’s better to forget and smile.
26271.
Mammy’s shufflin’ dance.
Mamselle Lucinda. 21621.
Mazumah plant. 17516, 25197
(164).
Mean old are light. 26557.
Minnie the queen of the schuet-
zenfest. 240438.
My Honolulu honey Lu. 18505,
18506, 16728 (538).
On a Junetime
15912, 18244 (78).
Piccadilly bend.
(ims):
Pietro. 21924.
Pomander walk. 16016.
Printemps (Le.) 21967.
Rag pipe bag pipe band.
12359 (104).
Said the rose to the bumble bee.
24587.
23584.
21620.
honey-moon.
24358, 27714
8803,
Texas prance. 18051.
Tony Caponi. 24910, 27714 (185).
Two letters. 27469.
Two to Duluth. 16728
(68).
Way down on sunny Tampa Bay.
14202, 18244.
14117,
What is life without you, dear.
25066.
When I kissed your tears away.
22444,
When I’m far away. 20581.
Giese (T.):
Flowret agree me Bere 28378.
Forget-me-not. 12837
Giessel (C.) jr.:
Abendgang. 6653.
Friihlingslied. 7421.
Giessmann (W.) Our flag. 19859.
Giesswein (M.) Deutschlands steuer-
mann. 7169.
Giffe (W. T.) Gloria patri. 12899.
Giffert (Mrs. J.) Rensselaer forever.
29601.
Giffin (A. A.):
Kiss in the rain, 21491.
Where the sugar maples grow.
22479.
Giffin (J. A.) My native land. 8398.
Gifford (—) Doas you please. 28218.
Gifford (H.):
Almond eyes. 22682.
Are you still living in the same
old place. 14400.
Board and lodging. 25424.
1967
INDEX
Gifford (H.)—Continued.
Don’t keep me waiting any lon-
ger. 20998.
Down in Bamboo bay. 14772.
Framed in my heart. 4951.
Home again to dear old London.
26079.
Pm saving my heart for you.
23559.
Island of Walla Wooloo. 23655.
Little bit of navy blue. 23835.
Little Bo-Peep. 18288.
Poor old Adam was my father.
8723, 8724, 14819 (138).
Pretty little house that Jack built.
8753.
Silvery camel bells. 380750.
Take care, Mammy’s piccaninny.
16375.
What a pretty Swiss bride you’d
make. 16600.
What does it matter if it’s rain-
ing. 16602.
When Jack comes home again.
4278.
When my Lancashire lass comes to
London. 16622.
You do look bonny in your tartan
plaid. 14294.
Gilardenghi (A.) Military parade.
11157.
Gilbert (B.)
Gilbert (F.)
Lullaby. 29065.
I don’t like no other girl
but you. 15194.
Gilbert (Florence) O weary years.
26788.
Gilbert (G. HE.) The speedway. 22184.
Gilbert (G. M.) When we pass
through the mist. 9650.
Gilbert (H. M.) When the sunshine
of springtime. 4292, 9782 (96).
Gilbert (H. O.) Come love in the
moonlight. 7054, 169385.
Gilbert (J.):
All the world loves a lover.
27714 (30).
Confidence. 25581.
Das ist Paris. 4764.
Down on the farm.
25236,
25697, 27714
(aye
Father and son. 25808, 25804,
QIM14 (55).
First is best. 25832, 30364 (73).
Hahnen-rheinlinder. 7556, 7557,
12958.
Immer musst du artig sein. 5288.
Keusche Susanne. 7969, 138210.
Modest Suzanne. 29199.
Paris. 26891, 30864 (108).
Polnische wirtschaft. 5919.
Singe mein schatz wie die lerche,
juchhe. 6171.
Susann, Susann, du hast mir’s an-
getan. 18992.
Suzanne. 27330, 30864 (118).
1968
rr
pt. 2p ni s., v. 6
Gilbert (J.)—Continued.
Waltzes. 25910,
Weinlied. 6492, 9588.
Wenn der vater.mit dem sohne. §
9594, 9595, 18168, 14217.
Wenn die fiisschen sie heben. |
9596, 9597, 18169, 18170, 14218. #
Wine song. 27652.
Wir sind ein ziértliches ehepaar.
6578.
Gilbert (J. L.):
Bonnie sweet Bessie. 6902.
Come, sail the shining sea. 301.
Maid o’ Glenmore. 19518.
Seek and ye Shall find. 8992.
Sweet stars are shining. 3981.
Veni Creator. 27519.
Gilbert (L. W.):
I should worry.. 23567, 25197 "
(118). J
Maybe you think I’m happy. 4
15616.
Gilbert (M.) Darling come thou near |
me. 14723. [
Gilbert (N. S.) jr. Village black- |
smith. 14167.
Gilbert (R.) Lord is risen. 8108.
Gilbert (R. S.):
Prayer. 26965.
Rose invitation. 29656.
Gilbert & Gilbert:
Indian carnival. 5815.
O weary years. 26788.
Gilberte (H.):
Minuet La Phyllis. 8300.
Rose and a dream. 8891.
Gilchrist (J.) Fairy chimes. 14858.
Gilchrist (W. W.):
Benedic anima in G. 4880 (7).
Bonum est. 4880 (10).
Cantate Domino in G. 4380 (12). |
Christ our passover. 4380 (14).
Christmas oratorio. 20914.
Deus misereatur in F. 4880 (28).
Gloria in excelsis in G. 48380 (37).
Hunting-song. 737.
Knight of Foggenberg. 26368.
Merry Christmas. 5682.
Sing we alleluia. 4880 (75).
Te Deum in F. 48380 (78).
Te Deum in G@. 4880 (81).
Wynken, Blynken = and
22526.
Gilecrest (L.) Any place is heaven
with your dreamy eyes. 9847,
Gilder (J. IF.) Under the leaves.
41387.
Gilheeney (J.) Kentucky wing. 3084.
Gilis (A.) Historical pageant. 19051.
Gilis (Ant.):
Chant d’adieu. 4647.
Fantaisie joyeuse. 4907.
Fantaisie mignonne. 4908.
Fantaisie pastorale. 4909.
Nod.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Gilker (R. J.) Homeward bound to
old New England. 721.
Gill (Abijah) Happy scenes of by
gone days. 2810.
Gill (Ada) We're old time confeder-
ates. 16578.
Gill (Armando) Gina mia. 189380.
Gill (H. A.) Days that are past.
12679.
Gill (J.) Nine kyries. 1207.
Gill (S.) music co. I love you just be-
eause I do. 5222.
Gill (W.) Neckbones. 18540.
Gill (W. H.) I laid his head upon my
lap. 7708.
Gillen (C.) Melody man. 3808.
Gillen (F. J.) You are the first rose
of summer. 9750.
Gillespie (A.) Let me build a home.
8030.
Gillespie (F. C.):
Not exactly original.
Papers. 19888.
Gillespie (J. F.):
Base-ball bug. 14461.
Dixie craze. 14756.
Gillespie (M. C.) My darling I love
thee still. 8363.
Gillespie (Mrs. P. W.)
on the farm. 21760.
19761.
My vacation
Gillet (—) Loin du bal. 11028.
Gillet (H.):
A batons rompus. 9783, 20704.
Babillage. 20781.
Chanson des feuilles. 16902,
20899.
Cloches (Les) 28062.
Danse hongroise. 364, 16975.
Derniére lettre de Manon. 10233,
20982.
Espoir de demain. 18798.
Gai printemps. 558, 21154.
Passe-pied. 29464.
Révérences. 29612.
Sérénade plaintive. 22097, 22172.
Truands (Les) 30090.
You are charming. 225388.
Gillett (Mrs. M. EH.) Memories of
home. 19572.
Gillette (J. R.)
17883.
Gillhaussen (G. von):
Alte liebe. 2122.
Entsagung. 2598.
Todeslaiuten. 4089.
Gillington (A. E.) Songs of the open
road. 138925.
Gas (J. J.)
9893.
Gillow (J.) Just remember.
| Gilman (P. S.):
Bolero. 20851.
How’d you like to sit with me.
19081.
Memories.
he SiSs We wAcs:
Away down the lane.
173683.
21681.
es eee i a
-<:
Gilmore (B.) Rolling sea.
Gilmore (H. B.)
Gilmour (H. L.):
Be saved to-day. 2235.
Hark the bugie notes are ringing.
12959.
He cares for His own.
16108.
Be my own. 46514.
2823.
Help thy brother. 2842.
Isaiah’s vision. 13151.
King’s brigade. 3095.
My times are in Thy hand. 13528.
O boundless love of Jesus. 13571.
O Son of God lead on. 138584.
Revival tides are sweeping. 6008.
Sing a glad new song. 3854.
Somebody knows and cares. 3887.
Song I love best. 3894.
Sweetest and best of all. 3983.
Temperance crusade. 20350.
There’s another fellow. 40438.
Through wondrous grace. 4072.
To know Him is to love Him. 4084.
To the front. 4085.
We have an advocate. 4247.
Where are you drifting. 14250.
Where Jesus is ‘tis always sun-
shine. 4300.
World's W..6. i. U.
Gilmour «(Mirs> J.)>:
How the bluebells came to Alaska.
14281, 20664.
23504.
Will you let me see your tongue.
22498.
Gilpin (C.) Mask & wig club. 11104.
Gilrod (L.):
Finfte gebot. 30492.
Kasar toira. 13201.
Gilson (J. W.) Give mea spin in your
Mitchell. 2072 (101).
Gimbel (A.) School mates. 17895.
Gimbel (F.):
May song. 13396.
Summer days are coming. 13980.
Gimbel (M.) Arbor day. 12428.
Gimenez (—):
Suerte de Isabelita. 24768.
Viages de Gulliver. 18135.
Gimlim (L. J.) What’s the matter
with foot-ball. 6503. ;
Ginder (K.) Let me have a little talk
with you. 28959.
Gingrich (C.) Pay day. 11440.
Gingrich (H. C.) Id run away with
you. 151938, 19114.
Ginn (M. E.) Me for a Yankee boy.
13400.
Ginn & CO.:
Beautiful moonlight. 131.
Inflammatus et accensus.
On this day of joy delicious.
To the revels, away. 1875.
Ginsberg (S.) Oh you pretty ring tail.
5801. :
17872.
6430.
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INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v.68 4
Ginzel (F.):
Corset und jupon. 30447.
Faschings-bekanntschaft.
Gioconda (La) 25634.
Gioffré (J.) Love’s experience. 15533.
Giolma (I. M.) Tl be with you.
26134.
Giordana (C.)
Giordani (—)
Giordano (P.)
252.
Giordano (U.)
13382.
Giorgio (G. de.)
10394.
Giorza (P.):
No flower can compare with you
10361.
Amore. 20744.
Caro mio ben. 30425.
EX” legge e’ paraviso.
Marienmond. 13381,
Flower of the U. S.
httle goinl yy al210;
Zingarella. 16728.
Giovannoli (S.) Moonlight in Flor-
ence. 26641.
Gipson (M. F.):
Come be my daffodilly, do. 18594.
Dance of spring. 16966.
In my dreams. 26226.
In the heart of my rose. 26242.
Mountain man. 19645.
On a moonlight night. 26820.
Rose of love. 24514.
Silvered wings of time. 27176.
Gipson (Mrs. M. F.):
I love you boy. 15222.
Sing your little sleepy-time song.
24636.
Gipsy love. 26546, 27602.
Girard (A.) Gammes et arpéges.
4976.
Girard music pub. co.:
All hail Girard! 14846.
Gee! but you’re nifty kid! 10454.
Girl and the kaiser. 4616, 4996, 4997,
14958.
Girl I love. 5228, 5468, 5666, 5896,
6283, 6638, 6648 (66), 6648 (79),
6648 (91), 6648 (99), 6648 (118),
6648 (1388).
Girl in the train. 587, 2725-2727,
2766, 7459, 7460, 23159.
Girl of my dreams. 407, 588, 7461,
7462, 10988.
Girl of the golden West.
26990.
ae )
1390, 26989,
Westerner’s true love.
Westerner’s true love.
Giuliana (J.) Tell me the truth. 1744.
Giuliani (A.) Tarantelle in D. 248834.
Giulio Cesare. 5070, 5071.
Giuseppe (E.) Menuetto. 19582.
Given (G. P.) Where the water lilies
grew. 380276.
Gjerstrom (B.):
Afsked. 14834.
Mot Soleglad. 15733.
1970
|
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me
|
|
|
|
Glad tidings ee co. All in all. 143848. -
Gladden (F. A
I wonder Hie: 10744.
11179.
Moral sentimental songs. |
Glascock (Mrs. A. D.) Sun down. |
3961. \
Glaser (C.):
Hiihnerhof (Der) 23507.
Lenzwanderung. 23792, 23794.
Wanderlied. 25037-25039.
Glass (—) Kissing man. 911.
Glass (L.) Variationer over danske |
viser og sange. 9494. ;
Glasstetter (W. J.) Silver leaf. 27178.
Glazounow (A.): ‘
Automne (L’).
Grande valse.
deo 2 BR ee
25966.
Méditation. 19558.
Gleason (A. W.) Song of the pine: }j
24696.
Gleason (E.) Christ the Consoler. |
7016.
Gleason (Mrs. F. G.) Evening hymn. |
12359 (17). |
Gleichauf (C. G.)
Gleis (EF. W.):
Halligen. 19018.
Special studien.
Rosalind. 24509.
20262.
Glenn (J.) Lindy Lou. 15469.
Glenn (M. J.) Good-bye my Isabelle. |
18963. |
Glenn (R. A.) Pleasant hour. 2072 |
(e25)). J
Glessner (G. E.) In old Missouri. |
21402. i]
Gliere (R.) Mazurka. 15619. |
Glinka (M.) Mazourka russe. 15617. ||
Globe music co.: i)
Conchita. 2444.
That is why I love you. 6881.
Glogau (J.): i
Dancing starlight. 357, 2072 (87), |
(2B
Pace that kills. 24809. |
That Italian serenade. 27384, |
27714 (180). |
Gloggner-Castelli (C.) Art of phras- |
ing... (22562 Gbie
ee (A 3%
O salutaris hostia. 3466.
Tantum ergo. 4000.
Glover (A.):
Don’t go out with him to-night. |
17008.
Take me back to old Kentucky. |
24825.
There’s plenty of room for a girl. |
24867.
Wow-wow. 2088.
Your eyes say remember.
Glover (J. M.):
Whip waltz. 16651.
Wincarnis waltz. 9695.
Glover (S.) Beautiful moonlight.
25184.
131. |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Glover-Kind (J. A.):
Bridget Malone. 27940.
Cheer O, my sailor boy. 6986.
Cheer up, be merry and bright.
LM
In your pretty French petticoat.
7868.
Tf I built a world of sunshine.
13095.
Let’s make a night of it to-night.
17394.
Publican (The). 16046.
What do we care about the
weather. 25065.
When you’re far from the old
folks at home. 14247.
Who wants to see the seashore.
14258.
Gluck (C. W. von):
Air de ballet. 600.
Air de Larissa. 12902.
Alkeste. 5005, 123838.
Andante. 25931.
Andantino. 14975.
Ariette de Dardanée.
Ariette de Mathurine.
Cadi dupé. 14976.
Deuxiéme air de Rézia.
Echo et Narcisse. 5008.
Gavotte. 601, 7471, 25932.
Numi offesi. 2740.
Rondo. 5009.
Selige geister.
Gliicksmiidel (Das)
B04, 1226, ° 1598,
2745, 5010.
Gluth (V.) Zlatorog. . 2060.
Gnecchi (V.) La rosiera. 1466.
Gobbaerts (J. L.):
Beautiful dream.
Marche. 28466.
Petit carnaval.
Gobin (L. F.)
14850.
Goble (M. E.)
5006.
5007.
14977.
2741.
603-610. 697-699.
1865-1867, 2744,
4518.
26914.
Face in the firelight.
Cupid, as king holding
his court of love. 4735.
Godard (B. L. P.):
Berceuse. 14986.
Berceuse from Jocelyn. 2752.
Canzonetta. 10499, 23356, 25937.
Chanson de Florian. 615, 10500.
Concerto romantique. 171382.
Deuxiéme mazurka. 12907.
Second valse. 2753, 12908, 238357.
Shepherds and _ shepherdesses.
14987.
Swallows. 14988.
Te souviens-tu. 14989.
Valse chromatique. 10501.
2? mazurka. 2754.
2™° valse brillante. 616.
Godard (C.):
Angélus (LL’) 6789.
At the hamlet. 9867.
Ballet des papillons. 22735.
Godard (C.)—Continued.
Danse @’ étoiles. 238054.
Mignonnette. 28469.
Titania. 9389.
Goddard (M.):
Coquette (The) 4705.
Dance of the marionettes.
Paris life. 5864.
Return of the guard. 6002.
Souvenir of the Tyrol. 6226.
Goddard (S.) Muddled riddles. 13477.
Godden (J.):
Business guide.
4749.
4612.
Slowly but surely. 29809.
Godfrey (D.):
Chappell’s army journal. 6979,
12588, 18539.
Chappell’s auxiliary journal. 2380.
Godfrey (D. S.) Boatman’s dance.
2289.
Godfrey (F.):
A. B.C. D. E. F. G. 6649, 14319
(27)
Bridget Malone. 27940.
Don’t go out with him to-night.
17008.
Down in Dolly town. 10271.
Here we are again. 7629.
I’ve got my mother’s husband.
1766, (767, 12359 (79)
I want somebody to see me home.
28712.
Leading the simple life. 143819
(104)
My sweet Rosetta. 21753.
Sing me an Irish song. 22115,
24633.
Sing something Irish to me. 24634.
Sweetest kiss of all. 27342.
Take me there. 14319 (146)
Uncle Billy was a fireman.
14319 (154).
We can’t all have the same girl.
9448,
30210.
Why can’t the girls be soldiers.
30828.
Godfrey (P.) Pageant of empire.
86387.
Godin (F.):
Burelar Bille 2318.
Haidée. 26003.
Interruptions. 19245.
Mascot (The) 3276, 82381.
Ravissante. 11562.
Serenade. 2713838.
Valse @’ avril. 9472, 16498.
Valse décembre. 24965.
Godowsky (l.) Sonate in E moll.
14990.
30668.
2042.
Gods of the mountain.
Godwin (W.) You and I.
Goeddal (C.):
I’d like to be with mother.
Wash day. 25042.
23526.
1971
INDEX
Gohler (G.):
Abend am see. 22586.
An der Donau ist es schon. 22656.
Friihlingsna#he. 23295.
Fusssteig (Der). 238301.
Glueck 238351.
Nachtgefiihl. 24141.
O schoenster schatz. 8517.
Seufzer der sehnsucht. 24601.
Sternentrost. 24749.
Treue paar. 24918.
Volkslied. 9548.
Goepfart (K.):
Deutsch und frei. 12683.
Deutsches lied. 12685.
Goepfert (P.) Chicago association of
commerce. 18549.
Goerdeler (R.):
Magic of the waves. 5555.
Song of the bells. 11886.
Gossler (W.):
Weisst du’s noch. 25058.
Zigeunerin. 25189.
Gottl (H.) Lied aus Bethlehem. 3154.
Goetz (H. R.):
Don’t never trust a traveling man.
414, 4808, 27714 (51).
Don’t take your beau to the sea-
shore. 21001.
I’m the only mother that you ever
knew. 2926.
If you knew what I know about
men. 2964.
Sombrero land. 27217.
There ’s a girl in Havana. 22293.
When you hear love’s hello.
30269, 80364 (180).
Yankee love. 303386.
You’ve got to take me home to-
night. 14805, 25197 (271).
Goetz (P. B.) Morning hymn. 13465.
Goetze (C.) O happy day. 11811.
Goetze (P.) Faith, hope and love.
10354.
Goff (E.) My sweet briar-rose. 5719.
Goff (H. K.) When bachelor days are
over. 30283.
Goff (I. N.) Evening primrose. 9782
(3)
Goffe (HE. H. G.):
Corn tassels. 4706.
Dearie, you’re the only girl for
me. 7156.
Her cowboy lover.
Loyalty. 8152.
Twilight. 6390.
Witch (The).
Zamona. 9765.
Goffe bros. :
Corn tassels. 4706.
Dearie, you’re the only girl for
me. T7156.
Her cowboy lover.
Loyalty. 8152.
5182.
6579.
5132.
1972
Dt. Tain:
Goffe bros.—Continued.
Twilight. 6390.
Witch (The) 6579. |
Zamona. 9765. |
Goggan (T.) & bros.:
A mi amor. 6650. if
Advancing troops. 14829.
Armadillo rag. 14401.
Fort Sam Houston. 17100.
Greater Galveston march: 23402.
Her dear eyes of blue. 238468.
Hildegarde waltzes. 23486.
Ladies day waltz. 15417. |
Lights out. 15462.
Line up. 17417. 1
Longing. 19451.
Love and truth. 8125.
Sham (The) battle. 16205.
Six melodious trill studies. 13001.
Young bugler’s reveille. 16711.
Gogolin (H.)
= = .
iq
Longing for a loving }
heart. 29026.
Gold (G. A.) Beyond this life. |
14511. if
Goldbeck (G. C.) Peace, perfect |
peace. 8670. fl
Goldbeck (R.) Idylle.
Goldberg (D.)
love. 10983.
Goldberg (S.) Pitzele kind. 8705.
Goldblatt (S.) Take me up to Pali- |
sade park. 16385.
Goldby (—) Venita waltz. 27520. |
Goldby (EK. D.) Mae Belle schottische., |
29077. i
Golden (A. S.):
Bobolink (The). 27922.
Mother’s dream. 29229. |
Golden (J. L.): |
Good mo’nin’ judge. 17501.
I ain’t to blame for lovin’ you. |
2352an I
I can’t get enough. 5200. |
I want him saved. 23576.
Lock-step two-step slide.
Lullaby (A). 29067.
My Irish senorita. 24107.
Over the river. 26877. |
There’s something about you dear |
that appeals to me. 6342. |
When there’s no light at all. |
25101.
Golden land of fairy tales. 30517.
Goldenberg (W. S.) Memories dear
of you. 21683.
Goldenburg music pub. co.
dear of you. 21688.
Goldfaden (A.):
Boimele (Das). 145387.
i
9782 (6). ;
Let’s play a game of |
23857,
Memories, |
Shulamith. 138874.
Wandering Jew. 27565.
Zauberin (Die). 18239.
Golding (R. J.) Good-bye to dear |
summertime. 23369, 28481.
INDEX
10s. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
xoldis (M.):
Violin-schule.
Zwolf etiiden.
xoldman (EK. F.)
29534, 29535.
9530.
7491.
xoldman (M.) Ostende (The) 21876.
roldmann (P.):
Aerial sailor boys chorus. 16740.
Danse de printemps. 12666.
Honeymoon in a balloon. 2872.
Only way to do. 18628.
Sailing away in our
13787.
There is a reason. 14062.
roldsby (R. R.) MHobble skirt rag.
5157.
roldsmith (D.):
Checker rag. 25527.
Silver leaf rag. 24626.
roldsmith (F.) Spoony,
Spoonland. 16298.
roldsmith (S.):
Concertina medley. 4701.
Overture Sooselinsky. 5855.
roldsmith (S. W.) Office for the holy
communion. 24234.
roldsmith (W.):
Aeroplaning. 4888.
Aren’t you the girl I met at
Louis’. 4485.
Bird man. 4546.
Come under my umbrella. 4696.
Danse eccentrique. 4748.
Golf on the links. 5028.
I just like you. 5205.
Introduction. 5824.
Just as the clock strikes eight.
apy iy
Just wait until the morning. 53881.
Lovin’ Lize. 5531.
Military band. 5645.
Moon man. 5668.
Old fashioned waltz.
Old sleuth. 5813.
Outdoor sport. 5851.
Up in the air. 4149.
You’d be surprised. 6626.
‘Oldsmythe (J.) Thistles two step.
4880 (168).
roldstein (H.):
Fisherman Cupid. 12813.
Land of light. 21506.
rOoldstein (H. H.):
Barearolle. 27864.
Milutka mazurka. 29178.
roldstein (N.):
Ain’t I the foolish kid. 123877.
Clover days. 16926.
Irene, my midnight queen. 17320.
Just sweet love thoughts and you.
7952.
balloon.
moony,
5808.
Pride of America.
Goldup (EH. M.)
shadows deepen.
Golinsky (M. T.)
When the twilight
25100.
Atlantian air-ship.
16795.
xOlisciani (E.) Non sei pit tu. 8493.
Goller (V.): .
Daheim. 25627.
Missa pro defunctis. 13448.
Golobay (I.) I am going back to
Kansas. 18024.
Golsten (A.) Maid of Framlingham.
11077.
Golterman (—) Gracious Spirit, Dove
divine. 27838.
Goltermann (G.) Le Réve. 27028.
Gompf (A.) I’ve been looking for a
little girl like you. 17255.
Gompf (R.):
Heimat (Die) 17196.
von der Vogelweide.
Zu Biebrich am Rheine. 143818.
Gony d’Arsy (Y. de) L’ adieu. 9796.
Good (M.)
172380.
Goodale (S. D.):
He is seeking for thee. 21250.
28384.
I don’t believe in dreams,
Heavenly call.
Jesus knoweth what is best. 21449.
My petition. 1166.
Serve the Lord with gladness.
3830.
Goodall (C.) Tell me where is fancy
bred. 16401.
Goodall (R. H.) How sweet to sit
beneath the trees. 15164.
Goodall (W.) Wait till you’re sure
you love me. 2072 (198).
Goodell (W. J.) Rose by my window.
11639.
Goodenough (C. L.)
17890.
Goodfried (G.) Peekaboo peek. 15976.
Goodhart (A. M.):
Adagio espressivo. 2092.
Andante grazioso in F. 16775.
Bulbul (The) 2815.
Canon in F sharp. 23843.
Dover beach. 4814.
Forth from the dark and stormy
sky. 10418.
Green grow the rushes, Oh! 17157.
Kyrie. 10950, 13236, 19362.
Lux perpetua. 11067.
Pensées de Noél. 3562.
Study for a single soft-stop. 29927.
Sweet Lavender. 1698.
Goodhue (W. M.) ‘Take me down to
Luna. 14014.
Gooding (L. M.)
Goodman (J. M.)
Walther
18154.
| Same old gospel.
Longing. 8099.
Sea breeze schot-
Just you and I. 28876. tische. 22087.
‘oldtree (S. A.) Whippoorwill, never | Goodnough (A. M.) She don’t know.
again for me. 4807. 16207.
oie
INDEX
Goodnow (W. EE.) Back in the old
home. 22730.
Goodrich (F. A.):
Caprice in C. 2778.
Ktude. 632.
Impromptu. 638.
Prelude. 684.
Sinall suite for small hands. 15938.
Study for left hand alone. 1676.
Tremolo in F. 4105.
Goodwin (B.) Globe of love. 12897.
Goodwin (J. H.) MHere’s to you.
12983.
Goodwin (Mrs. O. Kk.) Waiting. 30197.
Goodwin (W.) Goodbye, Mary. 7495.
Goodwin & Tabb. Nocturn in B ma-
jor. 11286.
Googins (H. F.)
and you. 220388.
‘Goose (C. B.):
Meet me at White City.. 15626.
What’s your reason honey. 16607.
Goralski (I. A.) Spiewnik HoScielny.
3922.
Gordan (B. F.)
Billy Brown.
Gordon (A. A.) Young people’s tem-
perance chorus book. 20688.
Gordon (H. A.) Waiting for you
dear. 20535.
Gordon (H. S.):
Butter cup waltz. 27958.
Child of Bethlehem. 25532.
Choral mass in C. 28082.
Choral mass in E flat. 7008.
Every day melodies. 482.
Gordon’s graded piano course.
7505, 10520, 10521, 18967, 28485.
Homage to Cupid. 13004.
Idyll of autumn. 28727.
June bug parade. 15871, 21468.
Keep moving. 7966, 7967, 10906.
Roses the robins
Robins have come
13754.
March of the nations. 6648 (86).
Mass no. 8. 29126.
Monastery chimes. 11172.
Moonlight. 11176.
My creole Sue. 3380, 15756, 19672.
Organists’ companion. 18244 (385).
Paraphrase on Silver’ threads
among the gold. 5862, 8651.
Pretty daffodil. 21957.
Ring out bells. 16096, 20028, |!
22021.
Robins have come Billy Brown.
13754.
Roses. 29665.
Silver threads among the gold.
16224, 20176, 27175.
Sleep on my love. 22126.
Son of the desert am I. 22149.
Sweetest dream of all. 3984.
Teddy’s terrors. 20346.
To my lady’s eyes. 22319.
Tulip polka. 30100.
Venetian moonlight. 22382.
pt. 1, D, s., ve ie
Gordon (L. M.) When foemen meet. —
9622.
Gordon (lL. W.)
airship. 19792.
Gordon (M.) Mother Goose’s nursery :
rhymes. 5681. )
Gordon (S.):
After the storm. 6682.
Avalanche (The) 18354.
Derelict (The) 18691.
Iceberg (The) 10747.
Neptune. 3418.
Voleano (The)
Gordon (S. T.)
18244 (85).
Gordon (V. T.):
My golden star.
Over the falls.
Gordon (W.)
chine. 7845.
Gordon (Mrs. W. H.) When the whip-
poorwill is calling in the twilight. |
20602.
Gordon (W. L.):
Girl at home. 10466.
My country has first call. 12359 ,
(92).
My queen of the aeroplane.
(70).
Gordon music pub. ¢o.:
Girl at home. 10466.
Off to the pole in an
1901.
Organist’s companion.
19680.
29489.
In my little air ma-
9782
My country has first call. 12359 ;
(92).
My queen of the aeroplane. 9782
(7) |
Gorecki (T.) Ptolemy. 5949.
Gorman (A.) Good-bye, my Josephine.
10518. |
Gorman (R.)
Gorrell (W. J.)
6364.
Gospel hosannas. 21202.
Gospel trumpet co. Select hymns for
Christian worship. 22092.
Goss (J.):
Frenhin (Y) a Llawenycha. 14927.’
Hear, O Lord. 10590.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
3248. ah
O Saviour of the world. 13583.
Te Deum laudamus, in A. 14023, +:
Goss (W.) Don’t sigh for the flower
that never grows. 25688.
Goss-Custard (R.):
See the idea. 13837.
To whom do you go. :
Allegretto pastorale. 2116.
Fantasie-overture. 2638.
Gossé (I. J.) Féte au village. 18843.
Gossec (—) Deuxiéme scéne de
Médée. 2517.
Gossec (FE. J.):
Gavotte. 560, 18910, 23310.
Gavotte en ré. 565. —
Tambourine. 3998.
Gossler (J. F.) What is love? 18175.
1974
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Gotham-Attucks music €o.:
Riddle song. 27039.
When you see the snowflakes fall-
ing. 6535.
Gotta (R. B.) What’s the matter
with the hobble skirt. 9607.
Gottesleben (M.) Weihnachts-cantate.
1935.
Gottschalk (—) Pasquinade.
Gottschalk (C. L.):
Gallina (La). 9782 (4).
Morte. 22562 (35).
Gottschalk (L. M.):
Christ the Lord is born to-day.
25544.
Dying poet.
114387.
12729, 25720.
Gallina (La) 9782 (4).
Last hope. 13245.
Meditation religioso. 3290.
Morte. 22562 (35).
Ricordati. 13749.
Gottschalk (M. M.):
Paloma (La) 20703 (41).
Return. 2072 (50).
Uncle Tom’s cabin. 25197 (384).
Gotwald (P. K.) Sighing for thee
dear heart. 29780.
Goublier (G.):
Interrupted rendez-vous. 13144.
Mouettes (Les) 83389.
Patrouille indiscréte. 15969.
Gouf (C. A.) Aviation waltz. 22715.
Gough (lL. M.) It breaks my heart to
Say good-bye. 15823.
Goulart (F.) music co.:
Dazzling eyes. 25653.
Hello don’t you know who’s here?
26050.
Pretty face.
Goulart (F. A.):
Black: diamond. 27913.
Dazzling eyes. 25653.
Hello don’t you know who’s here.
26050.
Love-knot. 8131.
Pretty face. 26978, 29588.
Sweet anemone. 9227.
That sparkling rag. 22283.
Gould (B.) What’s the use of think-
ing of a girlie. 14228.
Gould (C. B.):
Ask and I will do. 20764.
Consecration. 20939.
Faith. 21081.
Faith in the blood. 21082.
Looking to Jesus. 21564.
Praise. 21951.
Gould (C. E.):
Mommie. 19612.
Most ev’ry day people come ask-
ing me. 17588.
Sweet Bessie. 9228.
They never met again. 16487.
26973, 29533.
Gould (Mrs. E.. M. D.):
That sweet voice. 18060.
Victory. 18136.
Gould (G.) Glad rags.
Gould CE. Jy]
For you alone.
Picture of you.
Gould: (Js:
I need Thee every hour.
O Lamb of God. 21814.
O summer night. 3469.
Gould (L.) Love’s whispering waltzes
8150.
Gould (M.):
Ae fond kiss. 11.
Annie dear. 25276.
Ash grove. 71.
Comin’ through the rye. 305.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
PET APL
Harp that once.
Highland Mary. 2857.
Land o’ the leal. 936.
Minstrel boy. 26609.
Richard of Taunton Deane. 270387.
Robin Adair. 1444.
Silent, O Moyle. 27172.
Sound the pibroch. 3910.
Turn ye to me. 1824.
Ye banks and braes. 27675.
Gould (W.) -What’s the use of think-
ing of a girlie. 16728 (70).
Gould & co.:
Crowning with song the hours.
18636.
Dear land of home.
14788.
Enchantment.
For you
28385.
Kur dich allein. 23299.
Huntsman’s yarn. 5186.
Lights of Bantry Bay. 21538.
Love is mine. 23878.
Love of my heart. 17453.
Minstrel lover. 5649.
Regrets. 24463-24465.
Speak, my beloved. 6230.
Two songs. 16995.
Gounod (C. F.):
All mortals here. 7509.
Alma redemptoris Mater.
Angélus (L’) 15014.
Arzt wider willen. 2775,
Ave Maria. 12920.
Ave regina ccelorum.
Ballet music from Faust.
Bethlehem. 18969.
Colombe (La). 2777.
Dodelinette. 10526.
Faites lui mes aveux. 30519.
Faust. . 2778, 2779, 7510, 10528;
10529, 12921, 12922, 15015, 15016,
23380, 25953, 25954, 30364 (26).
25921.
21126.
8693.
26170.
26019.
4773, 10209,
21046.
alone. 17090, 18884,
28486.
2776.
28487.
23379.
1975
INDEX
Gounod (C. F..)—Continued.
Glory and love to the men of old.
2780.
Lend me your aid. 2781.
March romaine. 2782.
Mass of the sacred heart of Jesus.
10527. .
Meditation. 18970, 25955.
O for a closer walk with God. 685.
O salutaris hostia. 28488.
Peace of God. 17148.
Peace, perfect peace. 6386.
Playground marching song.
Ring out wild bells. 7511.
Sanctus. 15017.
Selection from Faust. 10528, 10529.
Selections. 7512.
Serenade. 75138, 21205.
Sérénade berceuse. 15018.
Si le bonheur. 30520.
Sicut cervus. 687.
Soft and low. 28489.
Soldiers’ chorus.
25956.
Sonnez 6 cloches. 28490.
Tantum ergo. 688.
Waltz. 18971.
Waltz and chorus. 7515.
Walzer aus der oper Faust. 283880.
5035.
7514,
When smiling fortune. 30521.
Fleurette. 28371.
Gourley (R.):
Doing. 7192.
He will lead me home. 7601.
Here am J, send me. 7628.
I’ll have a home prepared for me.
7718.
In the sunlight of His love. 7860.
It is the Lord. 7897.
Precious are the promises.
Saved for service. 8953.
Somebody loves you. 9090.
Gousha (J. R.)
Gow (G. C.)
Gow (N.) Caller herrin’.
Gower (J. H.):
Choir cards.
ala.
639.
God’s words to thee are spoken.
18948.
Hear the chiming Easter bells.
19030, 19081.
In the same country. 19282.
Let heaven highest praises bring.
19391.
Sailor’s grave. 29684.
Two empires by the sea.
Grabert (M.):
HKinsamkeit. 12745.
Im bergwerk. 13104.
Grabowski (S. J.)
27340.
Grace (H.) Content. T7067.
Grace (L.) On the honeymoon. 11871.
Grace. 15489.
Gradels (W.) Petite Nini. 11455.
10530,
8741.
Student-land. 22207.
Christmas bells. 25548.
22347.
Sweet rose of love.
pt. Vass Vv. Gn |
Grady “(Hams )ie
Beat it Bill. 2239.
See also Koenig (F. I.)
Grady (R. G.):
Fairy dreams. 23211.
In the valley where the blue grass
grows. 238640.
Nonsense. 3441.
Nonsense rag. 6648 (95), 8495.
Trinity chimes. 4108.
Graeber (M. V.) Only you sweet-
heart. 113889.
Gridener (H.) Lieder. 12925.
Graener (P.):
Fiinf lieder. 15019.
Quartett tiber ein schwedisches
volkslied. 3637, 36388.
Symphonietta. 1708.
Graf (C. H.):
Fairmount park. 18816.
Mayflower. 21658.
Mazurka brillante. 21664.
Graf (H.):
Drei deutsche weisen. 23388,
23389, 23390.
Drei geistliche chore. 23391.
Graf (Mrs. F.) Closer, just a little
closer. 4678.
Graf von Luxemburg. 5541, 8162.
Graffe (G.), jr.:
Good-bye my love. 7496.
Vain is my strength. 14139.
Grafiinger (F.) Heimatsehnen. 5122.
Graham (A.) Parting. 180.
Graham (A. C.):
Gaelic lullaby. 21158.
Leprechaun (The) 19890.
Love has come. 19463.
Robin’s song. 22025.
Graham (Mrs. EH.) Just a gleam of
mother. 53872. -
Graham (Mrs. EH. R.)
his daughter. 20703 (28).
Graham (F. D.):
Rock of ages. 29630.
Turn Thy face from my sins. 6389.
Graham (F. M.) Heis coming. 5103.
Graham (J.):
Lancashire and Cheshire morris
dances. 5420.
Traditional nursery rhymes.
12055.
Graham (J. A.):
Minnah Lee. 5646.
Of love so true. 5788.
Graham (J. Rush-) See Rush-Graham
(J.)
Graham (lL.) Work for the day is
coming. 16685.
Graham (R. A.):
Dreary moon. 18749.
When you were a sweetheart of
mine. 1976.
Graham (S.) In the parlor with one
on each knee. 19281.
1976
Jephthah and |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
In the twilight, when
19237.
Grahams (H.)
I’m lonely.
Grainger (P.):
Irish tune from County Tondon-
derry. 26265.
Mélodie danoise. 3299.
Shepherd’s hey. 27159.
Sussex mummers’ Christmas carol.
27329.
Grainger (P. A.):
Kipling settings no. 2.
Mock morris. 29194.
Molly on the shore.
Reiver’s neck-verse.
Gralak (S. S.):
Chtopicki mazur.
Ty dzieweczyno.
Gralak music house:
Chtopicki mazur.
Ty dziewczyno.
Gram (P.) Bagateller.
Gramegua (P.) Vieni.
Gramm (F. E.):
Chimes (The) 28026.
Do you think you could care for
a girl like me. 10259.
I dreamed that your kisses were
roses. 749.
Grammer (F.) Hear the Saviour call-
mars 171938.
Gran via. 10537.
Grand duchess. 21832, 24231.
Granichstaedten (B.):
28899.
29201.
29596.
28056.
30118.
28056.
30118.
27851.
30815.
Aff (Ein) 6676, 6677.
Ja, mein geschift geht nur in der
nacht. 7907.
Kiissen kannst nur du_ walzer.
7999.
Kleine segelyacht. 7989, 138221,
18222.
Majestit Mimi. 8187, 15569.
Nischuvanni. 84838, 13557.
Xenia-marsch. 9736, 9737.
Granier (J.) Hosanna. 7652, 10640.
Granier (L.) Quarante-quatre lecons
de solfége manuscrites. 15024.
Granlund (G. S.)
votte. 28804.
International ga-
Granschals (C.) Heimatsehnen.
12978.
Grant (A.):
Aeroplane bride. 4887.
First love and last. 12811.
Grant (B.):
Creatore. 281381.
Everything was Irish. 17060,
Bao7 (835):
Gee, ain’t it tough. 14319 (63),
14945.
That Reuben glide. 16415.
Under the love tree. 30123.
When Tony La Board.
14819 (165).
When you see
falling. 6535.
12236,
the snow flakes
Grant; (Bi bjs
If I were the king of the world.
803.
Your darling daughter Mandy.
6640.
Grant (C.) lLife’s vision. 5469.
Grant (C. H.) I want a winner.
13077.
Grant (E. G.):
Fairy and the airship. 12784.
Hurrah for Santa Claus. 15174.
Joke on Santa Claus. 15360.
Grant (F. A.) <Arrah Mr. Michael
isis “GT.
Grant (H. C.) If you'll be m-i-n-e.
23601.
Grant (J. B.):
28185.
leped over a
Day of resurrection.
Iranklyn’s dogge
style. 28396.
Gather ye rosebuds while ye may.
21161.
How firm a foundation.
I was glad. 28719.
O hush thee my baby.
Pussy willow. 16051.
Sing, O heavens. 27183.
Grant (L.) Marseleete. 19542.
Grant (M.) My heart goes out to
you. 21735.
Grant (0O.)
sad. 14947.
Grant (W. C.)
tee
Grant music co. If some one would
only love me. 10775.
Grant-Schaefer (G. A.):
Four Christmas carols. 25968.
My little maiden. 17614.
O azure eve. 17661.
Grape girl. 12541, 13310, 14758, 15106,
15335, 15441, 15481, 16234.
Grassi (A. de) Night is nigh. 26742.
Grauso (A.):
A conailante. 12362.
"A guerra cu ’e turche.
’A nutriccia e ’o surdato.
Ammore ’e patria. 22651.
Ammore perdute. 4415, 6725.
28606.
5770.
Gee, I’m feeling awful
If you'll be m-i-n-e.
22574.
9786.
Calandrella-Calandré. 123859 (57).
Cumpa’ pasca. T7096.
*E ffemmene sceni’ 14797.
’E rigginelle ’E Brooklyn. 7258.
Faciteve vede’! 12781.
In Cicaco i’e in Cicaco tu! 15284.
Lu bosso de lo muffo piccio. 17464.
Lu eafone ricco. 15543.
Lu ecafone sucialista. 8154.
Luna dispettosa. 8160.
Maritem’ e’ ngilese. 15590.
‘Na serenata ’a na bizzoca. 1385388.
’O figlio d’ ’o pumpiere. 138574.
O matrimmonie. 11319.
O ritorno da’ ’o surdato.
°O rusecatore ’America.
5778.
8516.
1977
26596—12——_15
ye ———————————————————
INDEX
pt. DEE aes VG
Grauso (A.)—Continued.
! Primm’ ’e parti’! 8760.
Si bella assaie, ma! 16217.
’Sti piezz’ ’e face’ i?! 9175.
Stornelli americani. 9183.
Tarantella e llariula. 11962.
Voglio ’o marito. 9542.
Graves (A. R.) New national anthem.
PAT
Graves (M. A.) Our Teddy is ahead
of them all. 17715.
Graves (Mrs. M. J.) Felicie. 23235.
Graves (Mrs. W. J.):
Christ is king. 7008.
Gentle Father lead me. 12878.
Grawert (T.):
Kurmainzer-marsche. 21500, 21501.
Wilhelmus von Nassauen. 16668,
18203.
Grawn (B.) I love him, but nobody
knows. 5216.
Gray (A.):
Lead us heavenly Father. 5433.
Three songs. 21218, 21214.
Gray (D.) You are my southern
dream. 20675.
Gray (H.) jr. Simply Cynthia. 11792.
Gray (Eddie) Squaw man. 17981.
Gray (Mrs. F. 8.) You are my south-
ern dream. 20675.
Gray (G.) Heart of a rose. 28556.
Gray (H.) I wish I were single. 782.
Gray (H. W.) co.:
Ave Marie. 9883, 9884.
Behold I shew you a mystery.
4527, 6849.
Benedicite omnia opera. 146.
Blessed is he. 178.
Buckle my shoe. 12542.
Canzona. 16889.
Chant céleste. 28015.
Cheer up. 6988.
Choral service. 25541.
Christmas, sweet Christmas. 277.
Cloches de Ste. Marie. 7032.
Columbia University marching
song. 4684.
Communion. 12632, 26795.
Communion service. 308, 2436.
Concert caprice. 10145.
Cradle song. T7084.
David’s lament. 25646, 25647.
Does it not seem hard? 7191.
Easter carols. 7261.
Eternal God is thy refuge. 28304.
Five Christmas tableaux. 29677.
lower service for Sunday
schools. 7389.
Foreign children. 7408.
From the song of songs. 25879,
25880.
Gather around the Christmas tree.
557.
Gather ye rosebuds. 28417.
Golden slumbers. 14994.
1978
Gray (H. W.) co.—Continued.
Hail, thou ever blessed morn!
26007. ; |
Hail to the Lord’s anointed. |
19611.
Heavenly Father, in mercy hear |
us. 10596. \
Homeland (The) 17207.
If one should ask. 28748.
In Slumberland. 15294.
In the beginning. 28777.
Intermezzo. 1930.
Jesu, friend of sinners. 25979.
Jesu, tender shepherd. 872.
John Peel. 26291.
Lead me, Lord. 10970.
Love’s power. 15535.
Magnificat in C. 5556.
Marching song. 8212.
May. 8237, 11112-11116. |
Music when soft voices die. 29250. ‘|
My Father’s house. 15768.
My shadow. 8402.
My ship and I. 8403.
Myrtles of Damascus. 29300. l,
Night song. 8475.
Nightingale and the rose. 8479.
Nocturne in D. 8490.
Northfield hymns for young people. |
3444.
O brightness of the immortal |
Father’s face. 19770. + |
O, hey for the wind. 8512.
O Lamb of God. 1282.
O queen of beauty. 29358.
O tomb. 29363. '}
Office of the holy communion. |
26795. i
Old-fashioned song. 8573.
Once at the Angelus. 17699.
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem. |
8734. I
Praises of her beauty. 29523.
Prayer. 26965.
Priére du matin. 8757.
Prologue. 8764.
Rat (The) 178381.
Remembrance. 29509.
Sacrifice (The) 1484.
Sanctify, O beatific Lord. 11694. |
Serenade. 29762.
Shadow march. 9014.
So much I love. 29821.
Sonata. 27228.
Song of the three kings. 1628.
Spring madrigal. 20269.
Swing song. 9251.
Te Deum laudamus. 20344, 27362. |
There shall be no more night there. |
12012.
Three kings. 380044.
To kiss her. 30067.
Twilight. 18106.
Twilight shadows fall. 9442.
Violet. 9527.
INDEX
nos. J-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Gray (H. W.) co.—Continued. Green (B.):
What morn shall find Thee. 30228. I want to be a janitor’s child.
When Christ was born. 302834. 21364, 27714 (77):
Where go the boats? 9654. I was only a girl at the time.
Where sweet Anita sleeps. 9658. 7779, 16728 (42).
While all things were in quiet What about it. 1948.
Silence. 1984. Green (C. F. D.) Night of adven-
Windy nights. 9699. ture. 24162.
Gray (J. L.): Green (C. J.) Darkey and the oculist.
Cavalry charge. 12568. 1135, 28176.
Contentment. 23005. Green” (€.° W.),. For love; just for
Introspections. 21424, love, I pine, dear. 2676.
Mirthful philosopher. 15674. Green (E.) I tell you folks it’s
Oddities. 26790. great. 213853.
Gray (M. G.) ‘Trysting place beneath | Green (F. H.):
the apple tree. 30096. Flower of the village. 17085.
Gray (N.) Roll a little pill for me. I’m coming back to good old U.
16107, 20086, 22562 (114). S. A. 28684.
Gray (N. R.) Back to the old farm. | Green (G.) I will come again to you.
patsy. 26193.
Gray (R.): 4 L G. S.) For I’m a suffragette.
Hazel eyes. 19025. pbb. sich ne
Under the rays of the setting sun. | Geen (J. ©.) Take me out for a row
30125. to-night. 1714.
: Green (J. L.) Thoughts. 1779.
Gray (R. A.) Those pointed toed | Green (S.) Prairie flower. 3598.
Shoes. 12027. Green (T.) Rolling down to Coney.
Gray (W.) I love you little girl. 17853.
19141. Green (W.) Not the only thing of the
Grayson (M.) Oh! you Russian. kind. 3445.
13604. Greenawald (J. L.) De Backer’s tri-
raciani Walter (C.) : z umphant march. (158, 7159. os
Arlequinade, i renee 16789. Greenberg (A.) Carmelita. 18517.
Greene (E.):
Light that never fails. 5472.
Love’s dwelling place. 1006.
Greene (E. B.) Cometa. T7058.
Greene (F.) Love’s measure. 17457.
Greene (Maurice) Seven sacred solos
of the early English school. 5049,
18986.
Greene (May):
Never tell her that you love her.
8436.
Spoony moon. 9152.
There’s nothing like a mother’s
love. 18068.
Au golfe de Naples. 22694.
Au rivage, et Badinage. 16797.
Badinerie. 12467.
Bonjour Pierrette. 22818.
Dors ma poupée. 23109.
Doux repose. 23111.
Follette. 12828. -
Lettre 4 maman. 23809.
Marche des aviateurs. 23942.
Marche des_ petites hommes.
17491.
Menuet de Ninotte. 24010.
Mer tranquille. 24013.
Bee. 12080. Greene (R. M.) My moonbeam, sun-
Petite villageoise. 13663. beam and star. 17617.
Boverie . 18744. Greener (B. W.) Autumn leaves
Sourire gai. 17961. bring dreams of love. 27826.
Souvenir de Naples. 13934. Greenfield (EL. iH.) L should like an
Gur jainiare| 24792. introduction to a girl like you. 7761.
Mondresces. 12048: Greenhut (W. W.) You'll want me
Tyrolienne. 24936 back. 18229, 22543.
Visions. 25013. 4 Greenop (E.) Mariposa. 3278.
poem (rE) Pace @albumia549, || Crem weld (Ms)
Great name. 4232, 4238, 6648 (133). CUI 7 OSE (ba ThOUs) SOR:
16770.
ea (B. H.) Happy hustle. Anselina. 22666.
: e At the picture show. 78.
Grebenstein (W. G.) I’m so happy
Barbara. 22738.
when you are near. 13061. Beautiful banner. 12481.
Greco (F.)' Greetings to mother. Boat ride. 177.
28508. Bride’s day. 12537.
INDEX
Di. DE nss.. v..6
Greenwald (M.)—Continued.
Bubbles. 4601.
Christmas bells
28044.
Circus is in town. 281.
Cordelia. 23010.
Cricket’s courtship. 335.
Demetrius. 23079.
Down the chimney.
Dreaming of Santa,
KEthelinda. 23191.
Every woman’s reverie.
Fernando. 23236.
Flower dream. 14897.
Four leaf clovers. 539.
Frolics. 28402.
Hanging the stockings.
Harvest home. 15087.
Holly and mistletoe. 28589.
Ireland. 849.
Jolly May time.
Jolly spin. 881.
Lawn festival march. 942.
Lord is risen. 8109.
Marching down Broadway.
Maypole dance. 8248.
My lady. 29278.
My valentine waltz. 3408.
Pretty butterflies. 24405.
Pretty dewdrops. 24406.
Pretty moonbeams. 24409.
Pretty rainbow. 24410.
Pretty starlight. 24411.
Pretty sunshine. 24412.
Scenes of splendor. 29708.
Season of roses. 1588.
Sweet girl of mine. 14001.
Sweet recollections. 29960.
Tender thoughts. 1749.
Under the Christmas tree.
Valentine waltzes. 4158.
When dreams come true. 30236.
Where the birdies sing. 1980. -
Where the daisies grow. 1981.
are ringing.
28247.
28253.
485.
28524.
13175.
1053.
30122.
Greenwood (G.) Yours” sincerely.
12341.
Greenwood (J.):
Outlaw (The) 1299.
Tramp songs. 22330, 30083-30085.
Greenwood (S.):
Awake my soul to joyful lays.
12454.
Lead us heavenly Father. 5434.
Let the words of my mouth. 5457.
We shall sleep but not forever.
95838.
Greer (C. Y.) Sincerity. 3852.
Greer (Mrs. M. E.) Love's trysting.
1010.
Greer (N.) Love’s trysting. 1010.
Gregh (L.) Grande valse romantique.
28496.
Gregori (EH.) Women’s political un-
ion. 14277.
Gregorio (G. de):
A easa vosta. 22568.
Chiar’ ’e luna. 22980.
Core perduto. 23014.
Don Flaminio. 410.
Ma fatemi il favore. 23902.
Te voglio bene. 24840.
Vicino a tte. 25001.
Gregory (C. D.) Contentment. 28110.
Gregory (EH. A.) Contentment. 28110.
Gregory (H.): .
Devon doggerel. 4791.
My home. 33886.
Greipel (H.) Requiem in C moll.
5997.
Grelinger (C.):
Amour séme des roses.
Au pays. 44651.
Grenadiere (Die)
Gresser (W.):
In line. 15290.
On roller skates.
Gretchaninoff (A.):
Harmonie du soir.
Hymne. 2790.
Invitation au voyage.
Je t’adore. 3047.
Mort (La) 38860.
Poéme dramatique. 3588.
Quatre mazurkas. 15028.
Slumbersong. 27199.
Grether (A.):
Bliimechen warum schaust du so.
27920.
16772.
17159.
15914.
2812.
3018.
Friihling seht ist da. 28409.
In Gottes hause. 28759.
Kindelein singt. 28887.
Kleine fiisze finden den pfad.
28911.
Kleine
28912
Nach Jerusalem reitet der hei-
land. 293803.
Viel schdne sterne am himmel
hoch. 30168.
Wir fahren tibers meer. 303812.
Wir sind alle da. 30814.
Wir singen so gern. 380815.
Grétry (A. E. M.) Danse de Colinette.
7126.
Gretscher (P.):
Abend. 22585.
Am heiligenbild. 6716.
Maypole song. 21661.
Old appletree in bloom. 21847.
Rheinischer walzer. 8856, 11599,
kindlein Jesus kommen.
16092.
Scherzo. 7534.
Schmetterlings - walzer. 18824,
13825.
Sketches from Italy. 1580.
Uber ein sttindlein. 24938.
Und die sonne machte den weiten
ritt., 24943. -
1980
|
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Gretscher (P.)—Continued.
Wie wundersam. 9677.
Will-o-the-wisp. 22497.
Grey (C. J.):
Andante
18301.
Festal march in C. 18842.
Finale symphonique. 21104.
Lamentation in G. 19367.
Offertoire in E minor. 21834.
Pastorale in D flat. 19894.
Postlude alla marcia. 19955.
Postlude in D. 21947.
Romance in H flat. 20040.
Grey (F. H.):
Arabian knights.
Persiflage. 26913.
That classy powder rag. 27380.
That western glide. 27394.
Grey (N.) Roll a little pill for me.
24491.
Griech (L.)
light there.
Grieg (E. H.):
Allegretto. 651.
Anitra’s dance.
Berceuse. 238406.
Danse caprice. 652.
Death of Ase. 18990.
First meeting. 25975.
Grandmother’s minuet. 12941.
Gratulanten kommen. 25976.
Huldigungsmarsch. 15029, 15030.
Ich liebe dich. 5051.
In rose-time. 25977.
In the boat. 25978.
In the hall of the mountain king.
foaa0, LS9Or:
Jesu, friend of sinners.
Lyrische stticke. 7536.
Meister fiir die jugend. 29151.
Morning mood. 175387, 18992.
Norwegian bridal march. 5052.
Norwegischer brautzug im vort-
berziehen. 15031, 15032.
Notturno. 653.
Olaf Trygvason.
Papillon. 17160.
Peasants wedding march. 10546.
Peer Gynt, suite 1. 18998.
Poetische tonbilder. 12942-12944.
Sobvejg’s cradle-song. 380524.
Solvejg’s song. 25981.
Sunshine song. 28510.
Grieve (J. C.) Princess Pirliwinkie.
21965.
Griffen (R.) Foolishhead. 14905.
Griffin (D. W.):
Brother, get the flame. 4600.
| I believe it shall be as he told me.
| 17225. |
Griffin (E.) I want somebody to kiss.
26183.
Griffin (KE. J.)
| 24107.
eantabile in B flat.
18315, 25295.
There shines no love
20380.
18989.
25979.
25980.
My Irish senorita.
Griffin (Mrs. K. V.)
hay-seed. 7937.
Griffin (M.) I want somebody to Kiss.
*261838.
Griffin (W.) Waltz with the girl you
adore. 20544.
Griffith (E. B.) Chili con carne. 6998.
Griffith (EK. L.) What have you done
to-day. 16603.
Griffith (M. E.):
Keep moving. 13205.
Will you trust Him. 25128.
Griffith (W.):
Dunean Gray. 448.
Lilae is out. 21541.
Love divine. 17445.
Praise the Lord, O my
24889, 24390.
Summer evening. 1680, 9202.
Summer morning. 1681, 9207.
Wake my love now wake. 22414.
Grigri. 18219, 15034, 15406, 15415,
15434, 15453, 16598, 193846, 22408,
23741, 25984.
Grill (A.):
Havliéktiv pochod. 28539, 28540.
Noble warrior. 29326, 29327.
Joyful ery of
soul.
Up and upward sturdy sokol.
4146, 4147.
Grimes (A.):
Melody of the pines. 23997.
Sparkler. 20259.
Grimes (G. A.) When Wellman flies
to Europe I’ll be there. 6534.
Grimes (S. G.) For love of you.
25864.
Grimm (A.) 65 melodieen der gang-
barsten choriile. 25985.
Grimm (A. A.) Halley’s comet.
Grimm (C. A.):
Five waltzes. 5053.
Harmony of love.
Grimm (C. H.):
Love for thee. 21578.
When first I came to woo. 25072.
Grimshaw (A. E.) Songs my mother
5078.
26018.
sang. 29861.
Grimshaw (E.) Lancashire clogs.
23766.
Grimstead (F. S.) In the golden
afterwhile. 23632, 25197 (184).
Griner (M. A.) Springtime. 17977.
Grinnell bros. :
Classmates march. 22960.
Coster rag. 326.
I’m going back to ‘Tennessee.
23005.
Mammy’s angel chile.
Memories of the past.
17482.
5614.
Grisch (H.) Sechs deutsche volks-
lieder. 5054.
Griswold (G. A.) My faith looks up
to Thee. 19678.
Don’t bother your
14767.
Griswold (J. H.)
head, Patsy Mulligan.
1981
INDEX
Dt. Et, aes... v. Gavel
Groff (H. V. de) See De Groff (E. V.)
Grogan (G. P.) All the time. 25235.
Groom (W.) Meet me when the sun
is setting. 19564.
Groote (H. de) Heimatsehnen.
Grosch (A.): °
Hail to the U. S. army. 30531.
Loving cup. 380598.
Somehow I think you miss.
Groscurth (W.) Circus galop.
Gh).
Grosh (A.)
Gross (G.):
Malakoff
13357.
Refrain de Carmen.
Gross (L.) Memories of Spain. 19575.
Gross (S.) Nachtluft-walzer. 15802.
Grosshans (A.) Sunflower. 1686.
Grossmann (L.) Czardas. T7107.
Groth (H. W.):
Ev’ry boy is happy when he’s with
the girl he loves. 12776.
On the banks of dear old Shan-
non. 113868.
Grout (A. B.):
23464.
30757.
20703
Forgive and forget. 537.
(La.)
11080, 138356,
13730.
Harth paradise. 14799.
Lest I fall. 15487.
Grove (C. L.) Child’s first steps for
the piano. 6997.
Grove (D. E.) jr. Aviation dance.
27834.
Grove (H. P.) Commit thy way.
186066.
co. Tve a longing
5234.
Three songs.
Grove music pub.
for you dearie.
Grover (J. M.)
Grovlez (G.):
Park (The) 3548.
Soir de dimanche, sur les bords de
la Tamise. 3878.
Westminster Abbey. 4259.
Grow (W.) Because I want just you.
30525.
PON DEY
Groz (A.) Sonate. 659.
Grubb (G. C.) Some day when our
courtship is anchored. 16258.
Grube (H. E.) Visions of youth.
20521.
Gruber (—) King Dream and his
love. 907.
Gruber (I*.) Holy night, silent night.
TW,
Gruber (J.):
Asperges me. 4441.
Ecce sacerdos. 4846.
Vier pange lingua. 660.
Zebn offertorien fiir den Weih-
nachtskreis. 5062.
Gruber (L.) Tolle comtesse. 22324
Gruber (M.):
Astronomer. 6772.
I’m looking for the girl with the
dreamy eyes. 7740.
I want to dance. 77175, 21365.
|
Gruber (M.)—-Continued.
Mary Ann is home from college. ,§)
8225.
Rachel’s aeroplane. S800.
Grtine neune. 12442, 13000, 15414.
Grtinenfelder (B.):
KXomet. 925.
Propeller march. 17765.
Griinfeld (A.):
Berceuse, As dur. 22779.
Capriccio, E dur. 23407.
Chanson sans paroles. 22915.
Nocturne, B moll. 23408.
Petite gavotte all’ antiea, C dur.
24349.
Sérénade espagnole.
Griinfeld (R.)
Grtininger (C.)
13250.
Gruenwald (R.):
Aunt Dinah’s march. 2182.
Fair as a star. 4901.
Kin’ o’ a lassie for me.
Light brigade. 5471.
March R. B. Hall. 8202.
Polichinello. 21988.
Trumpeter of the fort.
Grumwald (M.)
30082.
Grus (L.) & cie.:
Aux jardins d@’ avril.
Caprice villageois. 218.
Chasseur maudit. 28019.
Envolée (L’) 10322.
24591.
Tinze 11. 11948.
Three Brazilian songs. |
19333.
16469. |
Toys and candies.
25328.
Hermann et Dorothée. 12984.
J’ aimais. 10846, 10847.
Je voudrais étre. 28837.
Ma Lison bien aimée. 15558.
Nocturne. 853.
Rencontre. 16082.
Réve d’ Egypte. 8848, 11591.
Réverie. 14383.
Réverie d’ automne. 11596.
Rondel de Vadieu. 1455.
Sonate. 19744.
Suzette et Suzon. 11930.
16471.
12317.
Tu ne m’aimes plus.
Yeux dont je réve.
1°° et 2° préludes. 2065.
3° et 4° préludes. 2071. |
Prayer in a love’s
Guadagno (A.)
dream. 19963.
Gualdo (F.) Danza _ caratteristica. |
10198.
Guarnieri (F.):
Coronella. 10159.
Laurestina. 10969.
Guastaferro (F.):
O cucchiere appadrunato.
Tutto é fuggito. -9437.
Gubitosi (E.) Nada Delwig. 3408.
Gudapel (G. E.): ,
Cupid and the moon. 16968.
Mr. Aviator. 83806.
15862.
1982
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.-Dec., 1911
Gudapel (G. E.)—Continued.
We'll meet where the blue ribbon
flows. 9580.
Guenette (J. T.)
San Francisco.
Giinther (F.)
We'll be with you
i1Paleit
Vom kranken kinde.
12145.
Giinther (J.):
Belsazar. 6853.
Prometheus. 1385.
Schelmenlied. 8961.
Zug des todes. 2061.
Guéprotte (E.):
Au chant des binious. 9870.
Bonsoir m’amour. 9992.
Grognards passent. 10548.
J’ai ecru t’aimer. 10845.
Petite Nini. 11455.
Voila les ch’valiers de la nuit.
14184.
Guerin (G.) Blanche. 9974.
Guerins (F.) Sonate. 23739.
Guernsey (G. M.) Washington at Val-
ley Forge. 14198.
Gugger (W.) How I miss you.
Gugger, Christie & Gugger.
miss you. 28607.
Guilbert (Y.):
Bergers et musettes. 9959.
Du moyen Age 4 la rénaissance.
10296.
Refrains des jeunes. 30696.
Guiles (D. L.) When the right man
comes along. 6528.
Guilford (FH. M.):
Little rose, a faded flower.
My comrade and [. 1142.
What would you say to me.
Guilmant (A.):
Ave Maria.
28607.
How I
5489.
1951.
2188.
Chant du matin. 23577.
Come unto Me. 303.
Kyrie, Alla Palestrina. 28921.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
1032.
O salutaris Hostia. 38465.
Old hymn to St. Caecilia. 21850.
Trois oraisons pour orgue. 2794.
Guindani (C.) Balli chi vuole. 27856.
Guiraud (E.):
Danse persane. 10196.
Piccolino. 11460, 21918.
Gulbins (M.):
Biblische bilder. 22794.
Dirndl-lied. 401.
Frtihling. 547.
Moselweinlied. 26648.
Schlummerlied ftir manche schone.
PA ALTE
Vagantenlied. 27495.
Wolkchen (Das) 2022.
10 charakterstticke. 7541.
Gumble (A.):
Dixie moon.
Emmalina Lee.
28217.
2584, 12359 (67).
Guinble (A.)—Continued.
Georgia grind. 577, 6648 (57).
Georgia rag. 578, 6648 (58).
Get a girl to love you. 2716.
In the summertime. 15305, 27714
(84).
Just a year ago. 10891.
Love me. 17450, 30364 (96).
Lucille waltz. 13331.
Winter. 2072 (198):
You'll do the same thing over
again. 14296, 14319 (168). ©
Gummerbach (J.) Hosanna. 723.
Gundersen (J.). Ne parle pas. 1183.
Gundy (W. W. van See Van Gundy
(CW. W.)
Gung) (J.)):
Dream on the ocean.
Sounds from home.
Gunneaux (L. C.):
I love a Dixie girl. 21332.
If I loaned my heart to you.
17274.
Gunning (M.S. W.) Last request. 3127.
Gunsbourg (R.) Yvan le “Terrible.
2055.
Gunsky (M.):
In sunny summertime.
18740.
9138, 27262.
5308, TSG1L.
Keep on lovin’. 3081.
Parasol. 19889.
Gunster (F.):
Autumn. 183849.
My luve’s like a red, red rose.
19696.
Gunter (H.) Indiana lullaby. 26258.
Gurlitt (C.):
Albumblitter. 18272, 18273.
At school. 2169.
Anfangs-stunden. 14416.
Aus der kinderwelt. 16800.
Beautiful Easter morn. 20816.
Blackthorn. 12515.
Celandine. 12570.
Dream waltz. 21018.
ilumoristische transkriptionen.
Me ee
19310.
19334, 19355,
Jugend-album.
Kindergarten (Der)
Zat22:
Kleine tanz-suite. 15407.
Lords and ladies. 138306.
Mimoses. 15671.
Narcissus. 13535.
Novelletten. 21795, 24190.
Octave study in E flat. 21826.
Sechs sonatinen. 18996, 18997.
Toy soldiers’ parade. 2169.
Wallflower. 14192.
Gurpegui (E.):
De Melilla al Gurugre.
Frisson andalou. 7412.
Splendide orchestre. 1639.
Volupté. 9549.
Gusinde (A.) Ubungsschule fiir mu-
Sikalische gehérbildung. 22351.
7145.
1983
Gustaf (-—) Stilles gltick. 27296.
Gustin (HE. B.):
Dreamland ships.
Ever true love.
Love’s perfect reign.
Paradise. 26889.
True love thy portion. 27455.
Gute botschaft, eine liedersammlung
fiir sonntagschulen. 25992.
25708.
25784.
26486.
Guth (F.) & sons. Awakening of
spring. 9890.
Gutheil (A.):
Chaine de lJldandler et valses.
16175.
Chaine de valses. 16176.
Harmonie du soir. 2812.
Hymne. 2796.
Invitation au voyage. 3018.
Je t adore. 3047.
Mort (La) 38860.
Gutknecht (K.) 200 technische stu-
dien. 5067.
Gutkowski & Andrulavage.
remember me. 415.
Gutman (A. H):
In ould Ireland. 13125.
Lose me in Lover’s lane.
Monkey shines. 15713.
That Dallas dip. 20361.
That Hungarian rag. 2072 (180).
Gutman (F. O.) music co.:
Cupid’s bow. 4737.
Love’s dream. 8140.
Our league march. 5844.
Periodical march. 11449.
Guttinguer (R.) Amoureuse marche.
Don’t you
8118.
14377.
Guy (G. R.) Best friends to you.
25895.
Guy (He PB):
Life’s grandest theme. 17410.
Meet me in the park, Mona. 4380
(144).
Guyer (S.) pseud. See Winner (S.)
Guyon (J. J.) Sunshine of her smiles.
20300.
Guyot (N.) When the weather is
nice. 20601.
Guyton (Mrs. M.) To my dear Lou.
30068.
Gwaltney (S.) In the breezy freezy
winter time. 26236.
Gwendoline. 27938.
Gwilt (J. W.) Flag of stars and
Stripes. 521.
Gwisdala (A. M.) Naughty moon.
11269.
Gylfe (A.) Musical rivals. 17594.
Gymkana. 16977, 17150.
Gypsy love. 22721, 23409-23411, 23582,
23798, 23877, 23994.
H. (HE. D.) Peace. 8666.
H. S. universal band primer.
10562.
10553-
pt. TH, nS... vesGe
Haager (J.) Gruss an den Schwarz-
wald. 12948.
Haake (F. W.) Prinz August Wil-
helm marsch. 24421.
Haakman (G.) Papillons diaprés.
1310.
Haakman (J. J.):
Ballade. 19001.
Cantabile. 18506.
Intermezzo. 19002.
Marche. 19008.
Moto perpetuo.
Regrets. 20008.
Scherzino. 19004.
Haas (C. K.) Coast to coast.
Haas (J.):
Jugendfreuden.
Rum bidi bum. 24525.
Variationen tiber ein original-
thema. 24981.
Haas (lL. de) Hollins college basket
ball march. 26075.
Haasz (R.): .
Grande valse de concert. 12930
Impromptu. 10789.
My pretty Sue. 8897.
Shine on bright star. 3848.
Spring is in the air. 9158.
That Johnson man. 11989.
Will o’ the wisp. 12278.
Habekost (F.) When the violets bloom
again. 166388.
Haberbier (H.)
pour piano. 27782.
Haberer (E.) Mollie darling. 26755.
Habingdon (J. B.) Looking for a
letter. 3188.
Hack (M.)
22674.
Hack (M. R.)
towh. 20575.
Hackel (Mrs. C.) ‘Through the great
white way. 16448.
Hacker (P. M.):
Dixie. 14754.
Hello Mister Memphis.
Slippery place. 20194,
(125).
Hackett (H.):
Abendlied. 22588.
Festal processional] march. 25816.
Te Deum Jaudamus. 11965.
Hackh (0O.):
Bayadéres (Les) 12478, 20813.
Evening chimes. 21066.
Evening devotion. 30485.
Frohlicher jagersmann.
Friihlingslied. 380501.
Ghost story. 380514.
In lustigem reigen. 30561.
Little flirt waltz. 21550.
Melody. 380527.
Reiter liedchen. 30697.
Sérénade romantique. 22098.
Song of the spinning wheel. 22162.
19642.
28066.
26304.
Anthologie d’ études
Apple of the valley.
When Billy leaves the
15120.
27714
30500.
1984
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Hackleman (W. EH. M.): Hadley (G. E.):
Again in Jesus’ hame we meet.
2096.
A-goin’ home from singin’. 2098.
Annie Laurie. 2145.
Anything looks handsome in a
half-tone. 2151.
Be still and know. 2236.
Beautiful gates of gold. 27877.
Boy and the pies. 2298.
Brave sailor’s rest. 2305.
Business is business. 2320.
Chosen people. 28034.
Christ’s plea. 28055.
Chronic kicker. 2405.
College song—about that long.
2424,
Confidence. 2445.
Day you were saved. 28187.
Drake’s wake. 2548.
Every storm has had its ending.
2621.
Get a transfer. 2717.
Get acquainted with Jesus. 28436.
God always knows. 28467.
He worried about it. 2880.
Horner’s pie. 2875.
I’m hiding in Jesus. 28689.
I walk with God. 10728.
In Beulah land. 28755.
In the King’s highway. 28785.
Indian university song. 3008.
Jesus is always at hand. 28842.
Keep a-goin’. 38079.
Keep sweet. 28883.
Looking for a letter. 3188.
Man in the moon. 3260.
Mercy seat. 29161.
Now is the time. 29336.
O do some good deed every day.
29347.
O what must it be to be lost.
29365.
Praise the Lord. 29522.
Rag-time did it. 3652.
Rally call is sounding. 29572.
Redeemed by His blood. 29587.
St. Peter settlin’ at the gate.
3751.
Same old way. 3760.
Send the Gospel message. 3822.
Slumber song. 3864.
Sometime, somewhere. 38888.
There is rest in Him. 30020.
Thou that hearest. 4064.
Trifles. 4107.
Turning away. 30103.
"Twill matter not. 4180.
Weighed in the balance. 4258.
When my work is done. 30246.
What she said. 4264.
When dad keeps house. 4268.
When the fish begin to bite. 4285.
Hadcock (F. M.) Temperance call.
20349.
1985
Five songs. 19589.
I belong to a company. 19107.
Hadley (H.):
Als die junge rose bltihte. 27761.
Butterflies. 27962.
Catechist (The). 25510.
Evening song. 28315.
Gieb schénes kind, mir deine hand.
12882.
Morgenstindchen. 13463.
Nightingale and the rose. 26749.
One soul. 29419.
Rosen. 13769.
Seattle’s golden potlatch. 138386.
Stelle triumende friihlingsnacht.
13959.
Summer fancy. 6269.
You ask me for a song. 30339.
Haeger (R. A. H. T.) Marty O’Toole.
23960.
Haehl (C. A.) Mid summer night.
291738.
Handel (G. F.):
Ah, let me weep, Lord. 10565.
Air d’Almirena. 7547.
Air de Cornelia. 5070.
Air de Gismonda. 7548.
Air de Giulio Cesare. 2796.
Air de Sesto. 5071.
Anges, archanges. 17164.
Ariette d’Astéria. 28520.
Arioso. 15055.
Bourée. 2797.
Courante. 663.
Deuxiéme air dun _§Israélite.
28521.
Devant moi s’ étend la vue. 17165.
Father in heaven. 664.
Gavotte variée. 10566.
Gigue. 665.
Glad tidings of great joy. 2798.
Hallelujah. 15056, 15057.
Harmonious blacksmith. 28522.
Instructive pieces. 19006, 19007.
Introduction. 7549.
Josua. 15058, 15059.
Judas Maccabaeus. 7550, 15060-
15064, 30528-30530.
Kammertrio. 21222.
Klassische-violin-musik. 25997—
25999.
Larghetto und gavotte. 26000.
Largo. 2799, 6979, 7551.
Minuet. 7552.
O Father, whose almighty power.
D223.
Orgel-konzert, nr. 7. 19008.
Overture to Scipio. 10567.
Premier air d’ iréne dans Tamer-
Jano. 23413.
Récitatif et air. 5072, 7553.
Récitatif et deuxiéme air de Lu-
cifer. 23414.
INDEX
pt. Th; neS:; v."6
Hiindel (G. F.)—Continued.
Récitatif et premier air de Made-
FEU, 2h:
récitatif et premier air de Made-
leine. 23416.
Récitatif et premier air de Saint
Jean. 23417.
Samson. 666, 5073.
Sarabande. 5074, 5075.
Scéne d’ Armide. 7554.
Ye verdant plains. 17166.
Haenens (A. qd’):
Coquettish glance. 14676.
Feathered songsters. 18834.
Mignonnette. 24030. |
Haenschen (W. G.) Saint Louis.
27691.
Hiinsel and Gretel. 667, 23418, 23419.
Haentschel (F.) Love and _ truth.
8125. |
Haesche (W. E.): |
Gavotte rococo. 4984. |
Jupiter. 23699.
Legend. 28944.
Mars. 238956.
Mazurka de concert. 5596.
Mercury. 24014.
Saturn. 24554.
Venus. 24986.
Village blacksmith. 25004.
Haff, (W. B. & W.) Baby moon.
25334.
Hagan (J. M.):
Bearer of sin is He. 14468.
Mother’s parting words. 29281.
Hagedorn (G.):
Make a joyful noise. 29091.
Praise ve the Father. 16026.
Hagedorn (T.):
Nun wird es nacht. 8505.
Reiterlied. 8832.
Hagemann (J.) Am feldweg. 6715.
Hagenkotter (Is.):
Sleepy Nell. 22128, 24650, 25197
(218).
When I grow up. 20580.
Hager (D. V.):
Waiter’s tip. 16558.
When I met Amber. 14232.
Hager (F. W.).:
Just pushin’ round. 23704, 25197
(142).
Louie, the king of the schuetzen
bund. 3198.
Maybe. 5592, 6648 (87).
Mistletoe. 2072 (145).
Old Harvard. 15905, 19816, 25197,
(189. -190).
19924.
20108, 22562,
Pictures in the air.
Seattering of roses.
(116).
That awful baby. 20359, 22268.
Hager (J. fF.) Because vou turned me
down. 183896.
1986
Hageseth (G. O.) Sailing through the
air with you. 138788.
Hageseth (J. O.) Jl be a rosebud
for you. 26130.
Haggerty (C.) What) will you bring
me from afar. 18178.
Hagopian (B.) Oh, test my love rose
hued. 26847. ;
Hagquist (A.)
Hahn (E.)
Hahn (Ey:
Menuet. 24008.
Ripogenus. 29628.
Hahn (Hi. M:) 9235 psalm
Hahn (0O.):
Glockenliuten.
Petite causerie.
Hahn (R.):
Aubade athénienne. 25317.
Avoir des ailes de colombe.
Bal de Béatrice d’ Este.
Chéne mort. 6990.
Dieu bleu. 28211.
Féte chez Thérése. 10370, 18844.
Heure exquise. 21272.
Little red-lark. 5488.
Non, vous ne m’aimez pas.
Te serrer dans mes bras.
Willow-tree. 6572.
Haigh (R.) Vertige. 22390.
Haigh (T.):
Canon. 14589. |
Cradle song. 18632. |
Melodia ostinata in G minor.
21673.
Haile (B.):
Blumen stehen am biichlein. 9985. |
Es regnet. 10535. _ |
Fahrende musikant. 25791, 28330. ©
Gautschela. 28418.
Teufelslied. 27375, 29996.
Weihnachtslied. 16587.
Hailing (R. G.) Marche royale. 26526.
Haim (E.) Gradus ad Parnassum.
21208.
Hainauer (J.):
Abendgesang. 2077.
Am bach entlang. 2126.
An der waldquelle. 12407.
Aus Watteau’s zeit. 2185.
Barearole. 2222.
Canzonetta. 2346.
Festlicher marsch.
Fleurettes. 14892.
Frohlich fahrt. 12853.
Hejre kati. 7615.
Marchenerzihlung.
Mira. 13445.
Mit klingendem spiel.
Reigen. 3668.
Tarantelle. 4009.
Valse mignonne. 4161.
Zigeunertreiben.. 30839, 30840.
lerdal
Aur winterzeit. 4377.
Our sister Nell. 15944.
Irma. 7890.
25196.
595.
1331.
6798.
4492.
8494.
6317..
128053.
3235.
3042.
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
INDEX
| Haines (—) I don’t care if I never | Hall (H.):
go home. 7696. Big old lazy moon. 20837.
| Haines (B. R.) Hannah from old Smiling eyes. 29814.
| Montana. 15075. Soul of the roses. 16279.
Haines (C.): Hall (J. A.) Clink clink clinking of
| I'll tell you the answer to-morrow. FO (Oak:
2908. 1s ela (Geen DEY
In the beauty of the twilight. Jesus, delightful name. 19286.
28776. Responsibility. 5998.
Haines (H. E.): 18 (allen Ce fas) 6 ig) e
| Amanie. 20733. Beyond the sunset bars. 12502.
| Cadet (The) 6987. Golden sunset gate. 12913.
Hast and West. 12732. ~- Heavenly glory. 12977.
Little Billy. 13282. Hope’s beautiful star. 13011.
Three woodland dances. 30582. | Our Sabbath home. 13633.
Haines (L. B.) Only wait. 8611. Power in Jesus’ blood. 13688.
Haines (M. F.) They didn’t know. Spirit of praise. 11868.
9340. Take care of me. 14013.
Haines (W. E.): Tell His love. 14030.
Come to Bamboo town. 12625. Under orders. 14125.
Hermann. 2848. Whiter than snow. 14256.
I’m going back to Niagara. 15232. | Hall (J. L.):
Oh, the harem. 13600. Bells of time. 6851.
Someone is sighing in Singapore. Day of resurrection. 4768.
29837. Glad creation. 12896.
Haines-Kuester (E.) When love is Gospel message. 15011.
best. 4281. Hall-Mack company’s book of an-
makes (DP. S:) Lord is my light. thems, no. 3. 23426.
21566, 21567. Heavens declare. 28562.
Halbert (A. M.) Twilight fancies. If we believe. 7810.
14115. King is born. 28888.
Halbheer (A.) Girl of the South. Mary’s merry Christmas. 29119.
Daoak. Message of the star. 29166.
Hale (A. M.) Fourteen songs. 21226. Now Christ is risen. 8502.
Hale (Mrs. C.) If I only had a sweet- Offering of praise. 30661.
heart just for a day. 28740. Rally day service. 19997.
Hale (H. B.) You’ve been my sweet- Star of Bethlehem. 29902.
heart long enough. 14808. What means yon star. 30227.
Hale (K.) Lass of sweet sixteen. | Hall (J. M.) Cassie. 14601.
17390. | Hall Gia)
Hale (V.): | Bum and the bumble bee. 198,
: a 4380 (100)
Dreaming alone. 14784. p ; Bee ¢
= fn: sear GRIDEEL TOR Change the boy to suit the girl.
My little country queen. 13512. 241, 4380 (102)
My moonbeam, sunbeam. 17617. Peete i lara eae 18591
When the wild birds leave. 27622. Weoacs Ck OL ee
Hale (W.) Visions of youth. 20521. ee ae e
eh . Photophone. 1342, 4880 (154)
Halévy (J. F. F. BH.) Call me thine ie: iz:
~ 9 Sighing of the winds. 16220.
own. 15069, 21227. Bi 2 . a
Thousand nights with you. 18072,
Haley (A. L.): Bide 18244 (88)
Oh, it is woudertul: 13597. Turn not away. 1823, 4880 (172)
Tell the story of His love. 14038. Hall (K.) Baby to give away. 27841.
Half-time glide. 15071. Hallie @iic:
Halir (C.) New scale studies for the Harem skirt girl. 26014.
violin. 19742. I have found the way of love.
Halkett (J.) Invocation. 3019. 15198.
Heatie (Ac B.) My dearie. 11215. Hall (lL. B.) Valse zelletta. 27508.
Hall (B. S.) Sequoia. 16196. Halls GN):
Bale Gh: A.) ~'Twixt you and me, Because you're so sweet. 14474.
24932. It’s the last time for sometime.
Hall (F.) Redemption’s way. 16072. 21440.
Hall (G.) Music-lovers folio. 8349. Just smother me with love. 15382.
Hall (G. W.) Our own United States. Why did you go away Rachel.
29435. 16660.
1987
INDEX
Dt. Wie ness. v.06
Hall (R. B.) Chileothian.
Hall (S. W.)
Hall (V.):
6994.
May I go home with you, Mary.
15613.
When your friendship ends. 14248.
Hall-Mack co.:
And when they had mocked Him.
6733.
Anointed (The) 27780.
Awake and sing. 6799.
Awake my soul. 6800.
Behold !
6848.
Bells of time. 6851.
Carols of the nations.
Dawn of peace. 28181.
Day of resurrection. 4768.
Flowers’ return. 12826.
From realms of glory. 28405.
Glad creation. 12896.
Gospel message. 15011.
Hall-Mack co.’s book of anthems.
23426.
He was dispised. 7600.
Heavens declare. 28562.
Herald of the morning. 28578.
If we believe. 7810.
King is born. 28888.
Mary’s merry Christmas.
Message of the star. 29166.
Now is Christ risen. 8502.
O’er Judah’s sacred hills.
Offering of praise. 30661.
Our Lord Emmanuel. 29432.
Proclaim ye His name. 30691.
Rally day service. 19997.
Redeemer (The) 29588.
Risen Lord. 8868.
Rose of Sharon. 13767.
Star of Bethlehem. 29902.
Summer’s song. 138986.
What means yon star? 30227.
Where have ye laid Him. 9655.
Hallam (KE. P.) Thou wilt keep him
in perfect peace. 14075.
Halle (C. A.) I cannot leave dear
27991.
29119.
29374.
daddy. 28639.
Halle (R.) musie co. Lincoln. 974.
Haller (M.) Third mass. 4052.
Hallet (G. F.) Day-dreams of home.
14730.
Halley (G. E.) Dreaming alone.
14784
9317.
Great is the Lord.
Halloh! die grosse revue.
Halloway (J. H.)
15026.
Halls (J. C.):
I wonder if she’s waiting. 213878.
In the valley of broken hearts.
5310.
Round up. 27083.
Won’t you take me back to Dixie.
25154.
Temperance ode. 1745.
God is my _ salvation.
Hallwachs (K)
Fiinf alte Weihnach- ||
tslieder. 668.
Hallworth (A. J.) Lydia. 19502.
Halpern (M.) Kol nidre. 21498.
Halpin (F. N. T.) Rose you plucked.
27072.
Halsey (BE.):
Andante piacevole. 2142.
Aubade. 9875.
Beat upon mine, little heart
27872.
Berceuse. 25384.
Canzonetta. 2345.
Serenade. 16197.
Wynken, Blynken and Nod. 30334.
Halvorsen (J.) Hinzugsmarsch der
Bojaren. 18771.
Halvorsen (P.) Air castle. 18267.
Ham (J. A.) 69th regiment march.
20713,
Hamand (L. A.):
Christmas carol. 28045.
Intermezzo melody. 10827.
Hamaton (A.):
Romance. 16110.
Scherzo. 15074.
Waltz prelude. 16566.
Hamblin (Mrs. N.) Farewell, for-
ever. 23227.
Hambly (D.) I’m just crazy about
you. 761.
Hambourg (M.) Volkslied. 1908.
Hambros (C. & B.):
Matrimonial eyes. 3279.
Underneath the mission moon.
27481.
Hamel (G.):
Gracia (La) 18975.
Oiseau bleu. 30666.
Rose-iris. 29657.
Hamelle (E.):
Romance en mi bémol. 24493.
Rose et papillon. 27069.
Hamelle (E.) fils. Italia. 15337.
Hamelle (G.) fils:
Premiére année de piano.
Princesse marche. 26977.
Hamelle (J.):
Agonie (L’) 16.
Bourrée d’ Auvergne.
Chien et chat. 28024.
Danse norvégienne. 366.
Gammes et arpéges. 23306.
Madame la Fee. 3229.
Tsar des cieux. 1820.
Varsovienne. 1864.
1°T° sonate. 22556.
Hamer (H. R.) When the maple
leaves were falling. 6523.
Hamilton (A. M.) Louise,
21569.
Hamil toma(C see)
all. ( dibSbilt
Hamilton (D)
8568.
26968.
182.
return.
Nough said, dat’s
Old brown fiddle. —
1988
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
INDEX
Hamilton (E.) D’jver get left.
Hamilton (E. C.):
Angels guard thee. 12410.
Douglas Gordon. 7206.
Earth is the Lord’s. 2568.
I would kind o’ like to
you. 28722.
Hamilton (G.) My sunny Sue.
19711.
Hamilton (G. F.)
red sun. 14844.
Hamilton (I.) Earth-paradise.
Hamilton (J.):
In Pennsylvania state far away.
10799.
When _ the
6529.
Hamilton (J. J.) Take me back to
Oklahoma once again. 16878.
mamilton (J. FP.) Blossoms and
smiles for children’s day. 27918.
Hamilton (L.) Kiss my tears away.
21492.
Hamilton (P.)
you. 2888.
Hamilton (R. A.) When you and I
were comrades dear. 22471.
Hamilton (R. Z.):
Affinity. 25216.
Buttercups. 22859, 27960.
Hobble (The) 26067.
Joy ride. 19301.
Zinzaresa. 25191.
Hamilton (W.) Orion rag. 3521.
Hamilton (W. H.) Serenade waltzes.
9009.
Hamilton-Rowan (A.)
den. 10235.
Hamm (H.M.) Canoeing on the lake.
14588.
Hammel (J. J:)
11371.
Hammond (C. E.) Beyond the waves
of time. 25404.
Hammond (I. B.)
3378.
Hammond (W. J.):
Ah, sweet, thou little knowest.
20718.
Alma mater. 2120.
And now O Father, mindful of
the love. 27772.
Beloved when I gaze into thine
eyes. 6852.
Cupid’s kiss. 7099.
Dawn of hope. 23064.
I love thee. 17241, 18244 (72).
In the forest o’er the meadow.
13132.
Invocation. 7883.
Jesus of Nazareth. 5350.
Jesus, our best beloved friend.
26285.
10176.
marry
19710,
Every morning the
14799.
roses bloom again.
I cannot live without
Deserted gar-
On our honeymoon.
My castle in air.
Hammond (W. J.)—Continued.
O blessed Saviour. 21806.
Oh, who like Thee, so calm so
bright. 26848.
Pipes of Gordon’s men.
Hamp (C. W.) Chicken pie. 229338.
Hampton (G. R.) Bullfrog. 197.
Hampton (Mrs. J. H.) Coming home.
16941.
17743.
Hampton (W.) March eapital city
Springfield, Il]. 239389.
Hamsun (K.) Ton (Der) 20413.
Hanch (D.) Prairie flower. 3598.
Hancock (J. C.) Say! put that horsey
hide over. 11718.
Hand (G. W.) Carrie dear Carrie
come put on the gloves. 10057.
Handley (J. 8S.) I had a dear sweet-
heart not long years ago. 26125.
Handry (H.) I hear you have another.
boy to kiss. 5204.
Hands (C. M.) Dagmar waltz. 12656.
Handy (—) Darling Nellie Gray.
14724.
Haney (E.) Little Ah Sid. 19431.
Hanford (M. C.):
Alone. 9820.
America’s anthem. 4414.
Caroline. 20895.
Christmas evening reverie. 28048.
Don’t keep me _ waiting long.
23105.
Faithful thro’ life. 7338.
Girl born under the red white and
blue. 238328.
Girl from way out west. 4998.
Grandma. 233897.
Hackenschmidt is out. 15054.
I am going back. 7680.
Little one’s request. 15484.
Little purple pansy. 8085.
My dear old Des Moines home.
15759.
Near the
29306.
Over the world. 5854.
Pioneer airship. 5908.
Square deal man. 6241.
There is the picture of Washing-
ton. 12008.
Those days I love. 14071.
Troubles of McGann. 6382.
old Potomac. shore.
Ty Cobb, the base ball king.
30117.
When sweethearts will be sweet-
hearts. 12218.
When you are dreaming. 16640.
You wouldn’t do that in your
younger days. 30352.
Hanforth (T. W.) Melody in C.
Hangauer (H.):
Darn good town.
Grand old time.
2807.
16977.
17150.
EOS9
INDEX
Hanisch (R. E.):
Ode. 13585.
Wedding march.
Hanks (M.)
18308.
Hanky-panky.
27374, 27629.
Hanley (N.) Fifty-third regiment I.
N. G. band. 18845.
Hanley (T.) Won't you play checkers
14208.
Lost in the ocean waves.
25682, 26495, 27071,
with me. 18216.
Hann (W. C.) Valse sentimentale.
22376.
Hanon (©. us) Pianista eximio.
21916.
Hanrahan (F.H.) Lake breezes. 8008.
Hanrahan (W.G.) My dreams are of
you only. 26687.
anna, (a):
Baby mine. 6805.
How are you feeling now. 7654.
Hans Danski. 25600, 27102, 279384,
30533.
Hans, le jouer de flite. 2808, 14452,
WAS,
Hansa verlag:
Der heimat treu bis in den tod.
7165.
Horand und Hilde. 21295.
Hansan (M. C.) Along the old Mis-
Sissippi shore. 14360.
Hansen (A. L. 8S.) Cry of a soul.
7091.
Hansen (C. T.) MHalligen. 19013.
Hansen (J. A.) I like them all, but
you the best. 2908.
Hansen (M. C.):
Auto for mine. 27825.
Oh she was so lovely. 26807.
On the summit of Sierra. 29418.
Sleep darling sleep. 29803.
Hansen (O. Meier-) See Meier-Hansen
(O.)
Hansen (W.):
Am wege. 22641.
- American marche. 12401, 12402.
Amour é@ternel. 14375.
Apple blossoms. 9849.
Bagateller. 183879, 27851.
Capriccietto. 18480.
Caprice. 9987.
Danish song.
Deine hinde.
Elegie. 14811.
Hifent’inzchen.
Hrotik. 14831.
Foraarsleg. 14917.
Geheimniss. 23315.
Gold and green. 10506.
Grisette (La) 150387.
Hejmers sang. 15115.
Humoreske. 15170.
Intermezzo. 18481.
Klage. 15405.
Marche pittoresque.
28162-28166.
23077.
18781.
11097.
pt. Pa ns., “vi G
Hansen (W.)—Continued.
Melodrama. 15629.
“Menuetto. 11144.
Nachklinge. 19723.
Notturno al mare. 11295.
Op mod de hdie fjeld i nord. 5832. |
Paganini caprice. 19878.
Priludium und fuge. 26961.
Religioso. 8837.
Reva. 11588.
Rita Sacchetto. 8872.
Sailor’s last voyage. 20085.
Schule des modernen klavierspiels. |
29721.
Ség de stille stier. 13906.
Teknishe klavierstudier.
Temps pluvieux. 16405.
Valse. 15122.
Variationer over danske viser og
sange. _ 9494.
Venedig. 30150.
30784.
Visor och stimningar. 121387.
Why not. 20630.
Zehn kleine unterhaltungsstticke. |
20699. |
24 préludes dans tous les tons. |
20645. |
33 etitiden. 3420.
Hanson (C. L.) Virtuoso pianist.
14173, 14174.
Hanson (E.):
*Cause I love you. 27994.
String the harp. 20283.
When the evening shades are fall-
ing. 30250.
Hanson (F. L.) Smile all along.
29813. .
Hanson (H.) How blest are they.
23502.
Hanson (M. C.):
My own bonnie summer queen. |
8395.
My twinkling star of love. 15794. |
Wanderer’s return. 12167.
Harbaugh (A.) O you fussy kid.
24228.
Harber (lL. H.) Lovely city. 29057.
Hareourt (J. H.) Down where the
Mississippi flows. 7214.
Harcourt (J. M.) In love’s arbor.
26223.
Hardee (N. A.):
Capricieuse (la) 14592.
Pleureuse (La) 11478.
Hardell (B.) I love you Nell.
Hardelot (G. ad’) See D’Hardelot (G.)
Hardin (M.) Homeless (A) girl’s
appeal. 719.
Harding (F.):
Coastguard’s daughter.
Eastern star. 14800.
Without a girl like you. 4836.
You’re working for the landlord
all the time. 12352.
Harding (R.) Frisco Flo.
2420.
14929.
1990
23551. |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Harding (W. A.):
Bed-time. 12484.
Village wedding waltz. 12132.
Hardisty (A. H.) After rain. 25217.
Hardtack music co. Ever dreaming
my sweetheart of you. 14841.
Hardy (HB. C.) Magic of your voice.
3239.
Hardy (G.) My Lord and JI. 15776.
Hardy (T. M.) Voice-production.
22405.
Hardy (W.):
Billy Ballou. 27905.
Star-land, I envy you. 27288.
That’s some honeymoon. 273891.
Hare (W.) Her name was Maud.
15124.
Hargrave (R.) And that is what
money can do. 6782.
Hargreaves (F.) Reindeer (The)
8829.
Hargreaves (W.):
Cheer up, Polly. 18545.
Don’t say good-bye. 18721.
Hello! hello!! hello!!! my little
mermaid. 12979.
IT can sleep in Oxford street.
SOP.
I shan’t go back to Aldershot.
2931.
I was dancing around. 28718.
If you see John James Cassidy.
13100.
It’s just like bein’ at hame. 3081.
26273, 30364 (89).
Lady said, Oui, oui.
Not to-day. 138565.
Remember me to the boys you see.
15418.
16080.
Sh! yowll: waken Mister Doyle.
20154.
We all went marching home again.
30209.
Why should your eyes ask me to
Stay. 206381.
Harig (K. G.) Row-row-row.
Harker (HE. B:)::
Choir book. 7000.
Christmas pastorale.
Eventide. 479.
Glory to God in the highest. 599.
Homeland (The) 7646.
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
(TOBY
O love that will not let me go.
11318.
O perfect love. 11321.
Six Easter carols. 7581.
Harker (R. P.) My Lord and TI.
13514.
Harkness (C. M.) Lord save Swansea.
15510.
Harkness (R.):
Can it be you. 18501.
Chicago for Christ. 255.
13779.
273.
Harkness (R.) —Continued.
Give Him thy heart. 189835.
Give your heart to Jesus. 12895.
God gives the flowers. 18946.
Going home. 18951.
Looking unto Jesus. 995.
Memories. of motner. 19573.
My sins are forgiven. 19708.
On duty for the King of Kings.
138614.
One more child come home. 19889.
There is room for all. 20371.
Welcome for the children. 20563.
When I see my Savior. 20582.
Who could it be. 20624.
Wonderful. 18214.
Harl (Mrs. C..M.) co. Living’ flag.
S091.
Earlene. Save) Golden West.
21194.
Harling (W. F.) Heart of my heart,
15108.
See
I’m pining for you.
Harling (W. Franke-)
Harling (W.)
Harlow (R. D.)
Franke-
From old Missouri.
21145.
Harman (M. T.) Awakening of the
rose. 14427.
617.
God’s acre. 617.
Harmer (H.) God’s acre.
Harmer (Mrs. H.)
Harmon (G. B.):
Honey dear: 140631.
Plenty Hawks: S17.
Harmonia Anglicana. 29906.
Harmonie-verlag:
Ach Erika. 2083-2085.
Ach Sylvester drtick, mich fester.
4388.
Aeronette (L’) 12.
Alles eins. 38-35, 12388, 12389.
Alma wo wohnst du. 18283,
30371, 30372.
Alte kuchenfrau. 12392.
Alte uhr. 4410.
Apachen-polka. 18312.
Auf der liebesschaukel. 2177.
Bajaderen-walzer. 18380.
Ballade vom Grafen Mixed Pickles.
2207.
Ballhausbummler (Der) 4498.
Beim ball in der Philharmonie.
1389.
Beinchen (Die) 2247.
Beinchen (Die) two-step. 2248.
Bibi und Boby. 157, 14512, 14518,
16858.
Bibi walzer. 159.
Boxer boy. 2297.
Bubi Boby. 196.
Biicher und frauen. 14563, 14564.
Christ’l-potpourri. 46753.
Christ’l-valse. 4674.
Divertissement. 20984, 20985.
Du bist allein mein héchstes gltick
auf erden. 2555.
HOOT
Harmonie-verlag
INDEX
Continued.
Du, du, du-chen. 14792, 18754,
18755.
Duft’ge Parmaveilchen. 12726.
Khe-sport. 7271, 103811, 14805.
Ehe und sport. 10312.
Hine halbe stunde zu spit. 18768.
Erst das geschift. 468.
Fa’er Mathias. 4900.
Faschings-bekanntschaft. 10361.
Fein manierlich. 508—510, 12798.
Fifi-walzer. 21102.
Fiir frohe kreise. 7425.
Fussel-duett. 104388, 104389.
Gott amor mit pfeil und mit bogen.
10525.
Grosses potpourri. 7588.
Hampelmann-duett. 19014.
Heissa, der dieb ist da. 698.
Heisse eisen. 5128.
Hochlandskinder. 708.
Hoheit ambtisiert sich. 19057—
19059, 21285, 28586.
Hosendame und hosenkavyalier.
15154.
Hosenrock (Der) 15155.
Hiitterl walzer. 30546.
Ich bin ein kleptomane. 17270.
Ich bin ja nicht schon aber frech!
788.
Ich mal mir einen reizenden mann.
30553.
Im richtigen moment. 13109.
Im schlafcoupe. 5280, 17278.
Ja die liebe macht kolossalen
spass. 18158.
Ja, sie Frau Eva. 38040.
Kitty, du kiisst so stiss. 18217,
15404.
Kleine Grete und der two step.
3101.
Kleine kadett. 3102.
Knédelmidel (Das) 109385.
Komm’ mein kleines maéuschen.
15411.
Krabbelgeschichte. 929.
Kuno der weiberfeind. 930.
Lass’ mich deine striimpfchen
seh’n. 289382.
Ledige gatte. 5442. 5443.
Liebe, liebe. 968.
Liebe mich mein sitisses baby.
5461.
Lied in zentimetern. 3156.
Lied vom bauerlein aus meine
tante Anne tante. 10999.
Lied (Das) vom kater. 15456,
28971.
Londonboy (Der) 380591.
Lulu mein liebliches brdutchen.
30599.
Lustigen nibelungen. 11066.
Madel du hast mich verrtickt ge-
macht. 1026-1028.
ptt, mos, v6 |]
Harmonie-verlag—Continued.,
Midel, komm’, reich’ mir den roten
mund. 18340, 13341.
Midel mit dem etcetera p. p.
3234.
Midel von der Themse. 15562, |
15563. ¥
Miauschen klein. 13342, 13343.
Miuschen-walzer. 15564, 17479,
19512. 7
Mein wildes tigerkatzchen. 13409,
13410, 15633, 15634.
Meine leidenschaften und _ ich.
3297.
Menschen (Die) sind gar niemals
zufrieden. 17528.
Moritat, aii
Nach meine beene ist ja ganz Ber-
lin verrtickt. 1175.
"Ne dufte stadt ist mein Berlin.
P1S2:
Nelson-walzer. 17641, 26729.
Nibelungen marsch. 84738, 15824.
Nur a klans hiitterl. 29341.
O Alma, Alma, Alma du! 80654.
Reizende melodein laden zum
kosen ein. 17839.
Rheingold walzer. 11598.
Rolle-rille-rutsch. 6034.
Romeo und Julia auf dem dorfe.
3709.
Rote kleid. 1470.
Schoner traum. 3788.
Sehnsucht wandelt allein. 1545.
So ein fiener dicker kleiner ham-
pelmann. 30758.
So verrtickt sind die weiber ver-
liebt. 16244.
Tanz ma links herum. 30780.
Tanzen wir, marquis. 163889.
Teddybir (Der) 14029.
Urwaldidyll. 16495, 16496, 20470,
20471.
Valse mascotte. 9480, 9481, 9482,
16503, 16504.
Von vorne, von vorne. 9551,
12147, 12148, 16548, 16544.
Von zwolf bis frtih um sieben.
16545.
Vorwirts freunderl folge mir.
18150.
Was liegt bei lehmann unterm ap-
felbaum. 16572, 16573.
Wenn der briut’gam mit der
braut. 1940, 9592, 9598, 16594,
16595.
Wenn der kuckuck schreit. 20566.
Wenn Petrus betten macht. 30824.
Wer wagt, gewinnt. 18172.
Wiedersehen (Hin) 1997.
Wir sind die Apachen der liebe.
14273.
Wissen sie noch. 4832, 43338.
Harms (T. B.) Do as you please.
28218.
1992
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Harms (T. B.)
ter :
Along Broadway. 22687.
Annabelle Jerome. 25275.
Butterfly, butterfly. 4616.
Cake walk. 14576.
Can you forget. 4625.
Conscience’s song. 10152, 10153.
Francis, Day & Hun-
De develin’ tune. 10206.
De goblin’s glide. 10207.
Deedle dum de. 23076.
Divorce. 25676.
Edinboro wriggle. 10307.
Elevation. 257438.
Every woman. 10341.
Fan me with a movement slow.
12789.
Follow me round. 18877.
For I love only you. 7399.
Girl and the kaiser. 4996, 4997,
14958.
Girl in pink. 14961.
Good mo’nin’ judge. 7501.
He’s crazy. 26035.
How would you like to be my
poney. 15166.
I ain’t to blame for lovin’ you.
23521.
I can’t get enough. 5200.
I feel a bump inside. 15196.
I’m a crazy daffydil. 15227.
I’m the human brush. 10716.
I’ve been looking for a girl like
you. 23570.
I want to sing in opera. 19165.
I want him saved. 23576.
In the valley of Montbijou. 28792.
It’s nice to have someone to love
you. 23661.
Judy forgot. 53862.
Kiss (The) waltz.
26332.
Lily and the rose. 23832.
Lock-step, two-step, slide. 23857.
Look me over, dearie. 17488.
Love is like a little rubber band.
15403, 17378,
21577.
Love’s charming art. 21585.
Ma belle. 5543.
Mary Ann, where are you. 26540.
_ Molly Maguire. 24056.
Moonlight. 24065.
My heart I can not give to you.
19681.
My idea of paradise. 5704.
My Irish senorita. 24107.
New York you’re the best town in
Europe. 15821.
No more staying out late. 24174.
O’er the blue waters. 18588.
Oh, Romeo. 26806.
Oh, you girls. 21844.
Over the river. 26877.
Paris is a paradise for coons.
11488.
Harms (T. B.) Francis, Day & Hun-
ter—Continued.
Passion’s song. 114388.
She didn’t seem to care.
Sing Trovatore. 11801.
Ta ta little girl. 14011.
Take care little girl, take care.
24604.
18028.
There’s a resting place for every
girl. 14064.
There’s something about you,
dear. 6342.
Three Romeos. 27423.
Waltz lesson. 16564.
Waltzes. 26095.
When his eyes looked into mine.
4272.
When there’s no light at all.
25101.
Where Orient roses bloom. 9657.
See also Francis, Day & Hunter.
Harnart (Mrs. D.) Alone in the
moonlight. 20781.
Harnett (G.) In moony spoony land.
825.
Harold (J.) Child’s prayer. 30364
(62).
Harper (F. G.) Think of me when
the twilight falls. 9348, 9349.
Harper (I. H.) Missionary’s appeal.
5656.
Harper (T. E.) Call of love. 30421.
Harrack (C. L. d’) See D’Harrack,
Cr:
Harriman (A.):
Nancy Clancy shame on you. 8416.
Rabbit foot rag. 1404.
Harrimane@A: oC), co.:
By the old rustic seat I'll be wait-
Then ayo @
I want to be a regular rah! rah!
boy. 26184, 28714.
Nancy Clancy shame on you.
Rabbit-foot rag. 1404.
We're going to See a base ball
8416.
game. 12184.
Harrington (C. E.) Under the lin-
dens. 9455.
Harrington (J.):
Old Mulberry Bend. 13610.
When you were sweet sixteen.
27626.
Harrinston. (3...) :
Charley take hold of my arm.
20904.
Come dear, and swing with me.
280838.
T’ll go halfway home with you.
SA
If you see John James Cassidy.
13100.
Remember me to the boys you see.
16080.
Harrington (K.P.) Waving and toss-
ing through field and glen. 20553.
1993
26596—12—_16
INDEX
pt. “FE ais, V."@
Harris (A.B)
chords.
Harris (C.):
Complete table of
18608.
Crown (The). 25614.
Tola. 26261.
Onchan schottische. 26831.
Thou, O God, are praised in Sion.
18071.
Valse la nationale. 1856.
Harris (C. K.):
Answered. 12415, 14319 (28).
Any old man for me. 22670, 25197
(48).
Bless your ever
14524, 16728 (28).
Blow mea kiss. 20847. 25197, (51).
Bride’s return. 27714 (38), 30420.
Charmed circle. 6982, 9782 (28).
Could I live my life over again.
14687.
loving heart.
Cuddle up to-gether. 6648 (47),
T7095.
Daphne. 6648 (49), 7138.
Don’t blame me for lovin’ you.
12704, 14766, 16728 (32).
Don’t forget the beau you left at
home. 6648 (50), 7200.
Drifting. 6648 (51), 7248.
Drink of the wine from Spain.
21022, 22562 (59).
Each one must love.
(60).
Fairy moon.
(84).
First lovedays. 21113, 25197 (87).
For instance. 21124, 22562 (63).
Forgotten love. 12840.
Frisco frizz. 10429, 12359 (71).
Girl in the gingham gown. 21170,
22562 (66).
Gloomy gloom. 21180, 25197 (92).
He came from Milwaukee. 2822.
He kissed and rode away. 12967.
He’s the champion of them all.
681.
21032, 22562
12785, 21078, 25107
He’s the wonder of them all. 5108,
6648 (60).
Heart is like the rose. 27714 (65),
28554.
Heartsick that’s all. 15112.
Hello! hello! 9782 (39), 10601.
Hip! hip! hurray! my wedding
day. 12859 (73), 22995,
Home run Bill. 14819 (66), 15148.
How much am I bid. 21298, 22562
(7 Be
I cannot live without you. 15185.
I got a rock. 10680, 25197 (105),
26123.
I love no one but you.
12359 (76).
IT love you. 21335, 22562 (76).
mea tout. i2isan 22euecr «yr
I’m looking for a girl to love me.
5228, 6648 (66).
10698,
1994
Harris (C. Kk.)—Continued.
I’m so blue. 10715.
I’m the Cinderella girl.
25197 ‘(Cl0sy:
I miss you honey.
(39).
I never knew till now. 766, 2072
Cie
I think you think too much about
too many. 21354, 22562 (S80).
I want a girl like mother was.
9782 (45), 10730.
T wonder why. 26196, 27714 (78).
If love be madness. 21386, 22562
(81). :
If not to-day perhaps to-morrow.
15270.
It’s a terrible thing. 21436, 25197
(138). '
It’s just your way. 10837, 12359
(84).
It’s not for me.
21348,
15244, 16728
21439.
It’s not the trick itself. 5332,
6648 (71).
It’s the skirt. 6648 (72), 7904.
I’ve had a lovely time, good-
night. 6648 (68), 7770.
I’ve never met any girl like Mary.
5236, 6648 (69).
Jewish folk songs.
(94).
Joe youre a
15856, 16728 (47).
Joys and the _ glooms.
22562 (838).
Jumping Jack. 21461, 22562 (84).
June. 6648 (74), 7944.
Just a little smile. 9782 (50), 10887.
Just for you. 9782 (51), 10894.
138169, 14319
good-a-for-not.
21455,
Just tell me with your eyes. 6648
(75), 7958.
King of the boulevards. 28893,
30364 (90).
Kiss burglar. 21490, 25197 (148).
Life is like a dance. 5468, 6648
CLO
Linda, why can’t you love your
Joe. 15467.
Lindy come along. 9782 (56),
11011.
Lingerie. 21546, 25197 (149).
Little Italy. 6648 (82), 80838.
Little white rose of mine. 17431.
Louisiana Lou. 21570, 22562 (90).
Love’s dreamy tune. 9782 (61),
11058.
Mary Ann. 9782 (63), 11102.
Meet me in Maytime, Marie. 8253,
9782 (64).
Merry Mary. 11150, 12859: (89).
Mississippi splash. 9782 (65),
11165.
Money. 5666, 6648 (91), 26635.
Money, bravery, brains. 21714,
22562 (94).
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Harris (C. K.) —Continued. Harris (C. K.) —Continued.
Money, words and music. 25197
(170).
Moonlight. 21716, 22562 (95).
My California sweetheart. 15755.
My heart’s bouquet. 217387, 25197
C173).
My heart’s gone out to you. 1151,
2072 (147).
My lady Nicotine. 17612.
My palace of dreams. 18821,
14319 (128).
My rose of the Ghetto. 21751,
22502 (97).
No matter who or what you are.
2ZITSs, 22562 (101).
Now am de time. 21798, 22562
(102).
Oh, honey. 21837, 25197 (184).
Old friends old loves will greet
me. 8576; 9782 (75).
Panama Pacific rag. 26885, 27714
(1):
Phoebe Snow. 5896. 6648 (99).
Pretty boy. 21956, 22562 (110).
Puritan prance... 21979, 22562
(aha ye
Put your arms around me. 11547,
12859 (102).
River of love. 24482, 25197.
She must look like you. 22106,
2oog (213).
Slip him to me. 17927.
Some day your heart will yearn
for me. 16259.
Something tells me I am going to
love you. 22148, 25197 (222).
Spanish moon. 22182, 22562 (120).
Story of the naughty little girl.
24758, 25197 (226).
Strawberry tart. 24763, 25197
(227).
Suffragettes. 24770, 25197 (228).
Summery girl. 11916, 12359 (106).
Susan Slade. 6283, 6648 (118).
Sweet land of dreams. 22229,
Doon (E22) :
Take me along with you dearie.
24823, 25197 (281).
Tale of the mermaid. 22245,
ZalgT (282).
Dhatiwerazay dance. - 22271, 25196
(285).
That spooky tune. 22284, 25197
(287).
That wonderful violin’ strain.
9782 (86), 11998.
They’re all good friends of mine.
12359 (109), 14068.
They think I’m nutty on and off.
24873, 25197 (240).
Thousand nights with you. 18072.
Toddling the todalo. 6648 (126),
9398.
Tonight is the night. 24902, 25197
(244).
Try this on your piano Anna.
6648 (128), 9428.
Vaudeville. 6648 (132), 9499.
What us poor girls go through.
1948, 22435, 25197 (254).
When I dream’ of you. 22441,
22562 (129).
When Paddy goes a_ courtin’.
22446, 22562 (1380).
When the golden leaves are fall-
ing. 9782 (95), 12224.
White light alley. 6648 (134),
9667.
Why do you weep my lass. 12263.
Wilhelmina’s concertina. 25197
(262).
Will the roses bloom in heaven?
6648 (136), 9687.
Wine maid divine. 9782 (98),
12287.
Wouldn’t that tickle you. 22522,
25197 (263).
Yankee Doodle captain. 22527,
25197 (264).
You can’t scare me Mr. Moon.
ZOD MAO Kelicser )\.
You kissed me. 16701.
You’re the girl. 6633, 6648 (138).
Zig zag rag. 2059.
Harris (E.) I’m awful sorry that the
moon has eyes. 28682.
Harris (Hr °C.) Go on away I'm
broke. 28465.
Harris (2.) ¢o.:
Barcarole. 16828.
Broken web. 18482.
Bunch of roses. 18487.
Crossing the bar. 18634.
Elfin dance. 2581.
Lend me your aid. 2781.
Mill (The) 3330.
Romance. 17855.
Sans souci. 38763.
Sunset on the St. Lawrence. 1688.
Swing song. 3991.
Three poems. 30451.
Twenty gallons of sleep. 20440.
Zealandia waltz. 2057.
Harris (G. E.) Won’t you do some-
thing for Lucy. 22516.
Harris (H. B.) White seal. 22485,
22486.
Harris) GH W).:
God is love. 25983.
Light of those whose dreary
dwelling. 26417. :
Harris (Mrs. J. A.) Coon’s exagger-
ation. 25589.
Harris (J. M.):
Come to the feast. 25571.
Fix your eyes on Jesus. 25836.
19995
INDEX
DU. Tua ss Vv. ©
Harris (J. M.)—Continued.
Hail the King. 26006.
Happy every moment.
Why not you. 27641.
Work must go on. 27668.
Harris (M.) When Jake sings that
barroom rag. 27604.
Harris (M. D.):
Boogie-man moon. 22819.
Good old fashioned love. 10519.
Moonlight makes me dream of you.
15724.
Harris (N.) Victory for Yale. 27535.
Harris (Mrs. R.) Little buttercups.
15475.
Harris (S.)
Harris (@)::
Answer yes to Jesus. 9848.
Army of no retreat. 124380.
Gems of song. 28429.
Gospel praise. 15012.
He cares for His own 2823.
26011.
Reconciliation. 29583.
He saves me now. 5109.
He waits to save. 5110.
Heart like Thine. 10594.
His spirit answers. 10616.
If you’re true. 21398.
-Jerusalem, fair city. 19284.
Jesus loves you. 5349.
John three sixteen. 5358.
King’s brigade. 3095.
Look for the beautiful. 290381.
Meet me over there. 19568.
My Eden home. 19677.
Oh how He loves. 5794.
Onward. 198583.
Sing of His grace. 6169.
Song I love best. 3894.
Song of jubilation. 6210.
Taking up the cross. 6808.
Harris (V.) Texas Tommy swing.
29998.
Harris (W. J.)
217389.
Harris. (W.,.0.).. aniusie coy:
Let’s be kids again. 15445.
Moonlight makes me dream of
you. 15724.
That trombone slide. 16419.
Harris & Brown:
Drink to dear old Frisco town.
17021.
Give my love to mother. 18939.
Rag baby love. 17825.
Texas Tommy swing. 9309.
Harris-Reinecke (Z.) :
Cow (The) 7080.
My Killarney Rose.
From the Rubaiyat. 7418.
Swing. 9250.
Waltz song. 9568.
Weeping for Thee. 9586.
Harrison (A. D.)
world roll on. 19894.
Harrison (B.) Ill be true ’til death.
15208.
Harrison (E.)
273887.
Harrison (H.) Father, let Thy king-
dom come. 28851.
Harrison (J.):
Christmas cantata. 25549.
Viking song. 22397.
Harrison (J. W.) School
29718.
Harrison (i. K.):
Go to the show with me.
Nerves. 5735.
Harrison (M. H#.)
24301.
Harrison (S8.):
Contentment. 28111.
Daisy (The) 12659.
Evening song. 28814.
Glory to God in the highest.
25929, 27714 (62). =
Golden memories. 622.
In San Francisco the fair will be
That loveable glide.
spirit.
5013.
Orphan child.
best. 829, 5294.
I’ve been dippy since I first met
you. 769. ;
29680.
Goodnight Rosie.
Rustie dance.
Harrison (V. E.)
21201.
Harrison (W. I.) My sweetheart
among the pines. 19715.
Harrison-Narcy (C.)
well: “2522!
Harriss (C.)
king. 14698.
Harriss (C. A? Ee
Pan. 8640.
Sing, Britain’s sons.
Blue jays fare-
Crowning (The) of the
11795.
Harrold (W. O.) Oh! the women.
8563.
Harsin (V.) Come out and see the
ball game. 169388.
Hart (G. M.) Caroline. 25504.
Hart (H. E.) Home any heart can
ne’er forget. 5162.
Harte: Hae
Good morning. 12916.
My dream maid. 15762.
Hart (L.) Children coasting. 18555.
Hart (S253):
You are not the same. 6620.
You can make a hit with Molly
too. 6624.
You will always be the same.
6637.
Harte. .Chaar) Falling shadows.
18822.
Hartford (V. L.) I wonder if you
love me as I love you. 15261.
Harthon (H.) Say, where are the
violets. 6089.
Harthy (J.) College song. 28074.
464, 2598, 14832,
Let the gay old | Hartl (B.):
Erste weib.
17046.
Gliick in der liebe. 602, 2742.
1996
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Hartl (B.)—Continued
Katz-und maus,
17367.
Kavaliers-marsch. 899, 3077.
O diese miderl. 3460.
Hartland (R.) Eyes I love so well.
duett.
25789.
Hartlaub (S. & C.) Caliope rag.
14579.
Hartley (H.) Four brass quartettes.
26020.
Hartline (H. C.) Twilight reverie.
16479. —
Hartman (Ed.) Cara May. 20891.
Hartmann (A.):
Ballade. 23440.
Child’s. grace. 229384.
Cradle song. 18632.
Fragment (A) .28281.
I loved a lass. 238558.
In a gondola. 23610.
Oh weep for those that wept.
24246.
Requiem. 244738.
Sleep beauty bright. 20191.
Slumber song. 24654.
Two together. 249385.
Hartmann (C.) Happy valley. 26018.
Hartmann (Hmil) Morgens willste
nich. 30633.
Hartmann (H.) Orgelfreund (Der)
5837.
Hartmann (J.):
Arbucklenian. 12424, 16785.
Art of phrasing. 22562 (5).
Home sweet home. 23492.
Hartness (W.) Day that Christ was
born. 25651.
Hartsock (V.) She’s a working girl.
16209.
Hartt (Le R.) pseud. See Kunkel
C
(Ge)
Hartung (C. F.):
Brownies’ good-night.
Festal day. 18841.
Home again. 19061.
March of the gnomes.
Morning hour. 19630.
On the lake. 19884.
Song of the dwarfs. 20230.
Sport and play. 20266.
Hartwell-Jones (—):
Be of good cheer. 127.
Crystal river. 2470.
Life’s golden morn. 28821.
Hartwig (T.) Notenbeilage zur weih-
nachtsliturgie. 26766.
Harty (H.):
A la campagne. 18245.
Chansonette. 20900.
Homeward. 2870.
Orientale. 19856.
Scythe song. 3804.
To the king. 20410.
Hartz (G.) Return to thy rest. 8844.
18484.
19532.
17366,
Haskins (lL. E.)
Hartzell (G. A.) Good old winter
time. 28377.
Harvey (EK. L.) Milk and honey.
19593.
Harvey (R. M.):
Christmas morning carol.
Come forth ye sluggards.
Down the stream. 7213.
Each thought a rose. 12781.
Hornpipe. 7651.
King George. 7976.
March. 7583.
Memories. 8264.
Oh hearken to the bells once more.
3481.
Roller-skating. 24492.
Secretary bird. 29751.
Sergeant Alphonse. 29767.
2404.
2429.
Song of the girl guides. 17950.
Song of the mosquito. 24694.
Through the meadows. 93875.
Village holiday. 9526.
While shepherds watched their
flocks. 4806.
Ye sheep in yonder valley fair.
4347.
Harvey (W. B.) No one to love.
20708 (387).
Harwood (B.) ‘Three cathedral pre-
ludes. 21241-21248.
Hascall (W.) :
Aspiration. 2166.
At eve it shall be light. 73.
Hase (S. W.) Nuit d’été. 11298.
Haseltine (F.) Mammy’s dear old
song. 8192.
Hasenohrl (F.) Praeludium varia-
tionen und fuge. 16024.
Hasey (W. B.):
Dainty dance. 7114.
Dance of the flower girls. 7120.
Habanera. 10568.
Hester’s holiday. 5187.
Holly-hocks. 21287.
Idyll, at twilight. 10754.
Serenade. 11756.
Sphinx temple march. 11865.
Swinging in the garden. 9252.
Valse l’espagnole. 12103.
Haskell (S. E.):
Dream girl. 7220.
Dream girl some day you'll come
to me. 4820.
Everything tells me of you. 731T.
laiskin® CR-d-)):
Brook (The) 2314.
Etude de concert. 7309.
Haskins (A. H.):
If I only had some one to love
me. 2960.
June-bug parade. 15371, 21463.
Pennsylvania. 29480.
Song of the chick-a-
dee-dee. 9112.
Mi
Haslam (W. E.)
night. 1349.
Hasler (J.) Sanct Martins-messe.
6081.
Hasler (K.):
Staroprazské pisni¢ky. 6245.
Pulackal’ 22073:
Hasse (K.) Sechs stticke. 26026.
Hassell (Mrs. C.) My Marguerite.
8389.
Hassett (F.) If you want to be a
faultless man. 18101.
Hassett (H.) Far away down in Ken-
tuecky. 7338.
Hastfer (— de) See De Hastfer (—)
Hastings (F.):
Awakening. 16810.
Tm a devil when I’m annoyed.
191438.
Peer’s lament. 8674.
Hastings (I. E.):
Good-bye my Annie Lee. 18960.
Summer. 22213.
Hatch (C. W.) Call me thine own.
15069.
Hatch (H. B.) Rise sleep no more.
29624.
Eaten -Ges+G:) :
Sing a glad new song. 8854.
There’s another fellow. 4048.
Hatch (R. B.):
My Mexico. 15778.
Nature’s game. 29304.
Hatch music ¢o.:
Among the flowers. 9830.
Asphodel. 6770.
At early dawn. 72.
At peaceful eve. 74.
Aurora. 2183.
Autumn romance. 88.
Avowal (The) 2190.
Barearolle. 20806.
Beatrice waltz. 12480.
Bed time. 12484.
Beneath thy window. 4533.
Birds in the trees. 6871.
Boat song. 178.
Bright autumn morn. 6918.
Bubbling rill polka. 195.
Buttercups. 27959.
By babbling brook. 14570.
By the lakeside. 202.
Caravan (The) 27985.
Carmencita (La) 27988.
Carnival days. 6954.
Cherry blossoms. 258.
Christmas. 28040.
Cinderella. 12604.
Clown capers. 22964.
Coca knut. 25559.
Constancy. 12638.
Cuckoo is here. 340.
Czardas. 7108.
Dainty orchids. 25629.
Dance of the harvesters. 12660.
Pilgrims of the
1998
pt: arr, Ds: -V."6
Hatch music co.—Continued.
Dance of the peasants. 353.
Dance of the shepherds. 2474.
Darting swallows. 3738.
Elephant dance. 7282.
Evening by the millstream. 2611.
Evening in the forest camp.
23195.
Evening story. 2612.
Fairies of the golden mist. 7829.
Fairy lilies. 283836.
Fairy of the mist. 2629.
Five little maxims. 23254, 24481.
Flirtation. 12818.
Flower dance. 25852.
For thee, dear home. 25866.
Forward. 21129.
Gavotte. 21162.
Gnome dance. 2747.
Golden wand. 7490.
Grand entry. 7520.
Graziella. 28503. ;
Happy days of old. 7578.
Hop o’ my Thumb. 138010.
Hunting morning. 736.
Idly drifting. 2954.
Impromptu. 21484.
In dreamland. 10795.
In Germany. 819.
In land o’ Nod. 7889.
Intermezzo 4 la valse. 21422.
Jack o’lantern. 5336.
Joyous message. 7989.
Joyous Paris. 5361.
Junior hop. 5367. —
Kishawana waltz. 2387382.
Little fairy waltz. 981.
Lost dreams. 26468.
Magic of the waves. 5555.
Mazurka. 21663.
Mélisande. 11129.
Merry mandarin. 3322.
Morning in May. 24073.
Natl. graded course. 5728.
On gentle waves. 5816.
On Venice waters. 29416.
Oriental procession. 1285.
Pastoral dance. 5878.
Pearly shower. 26902.
Practical writing lessons for mu-
sie students. 11502.
Pretty spinner. 8754.
Punch and Judy. 244380.
Rustic coquetry. 11671.
Sleeping beauty. 29806.
Song of the bells. 118386.
Song of the rose. 24697.
Song of the summer winds. 27248.
Song without words. 24704.
Sweet dreams. 1696.
Swinging. 1707.
Thoughtfulness. 27419.
Through faerie fields. 12038.
Through the hoops. 14078.
Tight-rope walker. 14088.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—_Dec., 1911
Hatch music co.—Continued. Haus (J.):
To thee, dear heart. 12045. Elfs (The). 12749.
Twilight. 1826. Florese. 12822.
Under sunny skies. 1884. Olden times. 13613.
Under the crescent moon. 12086. Slavonia. 13894.
Valse sérénade. 4164. Eenseb). (i: 9 2s) Row across and
Village wedding waltz. 12182. spoon with me. 11658.
Viviette. 12141. | Hauser) (G.)):
Waves gently lapping. 22762. Children’s King. 2389.
Waving trees. 1922. Christ is born. 2398.
With lance and sword. 30316. Cradle song. 331.
Hatcher (J. S.): Four transcriptions. 7115.
Sailor’s yodel. 13790. Gavotte. 561.
’Tis only the clouds that hide. I love you. 28678.
9388. Lebensworte. 15430.
Hatfield (S. HE.) Trust Him. 30801. Lord of light. 3198.
Hatfield (V. M.) Trust Him. 30801.
Hathaway (F. E.):
Blossom tide. 27917.
Romany lullaby. 29642.
San man from San’ lan’. 29694.
True love. 30092.
Hathaway (J. H.) All taken away.
9813.
Hathaway (J. W. G.):
Benedictus in G. 12496.
Blind girl’s lament. 14528.
Communion service. 14668.
Grey mornings. 2791.
Jubilate Deo. 13182.
Knight’s return. 3108.
Light in darkness. 3160.
Magnificat and Nunc
133500:
Remember not Lord our offences.
30698.
Te Deum in G. 16396.
Young knight. 4868.
Hattersley (W. F.) Blessing from the
Bible. 18489.
miccon (J. L.).:
Enchantress (The). 10320.
Of a’ the airts the wind can blaw.
30660.
Wreck of the Hesperus. 9738.
Haubert (W. J.) When I meet you in
the morning. 9626.
Hauek (O. W.) Booster march and
two-step. 16867.
Haug (G.):
Hab’ sonne im herzen.
Heimkehr. 15114.
Herzensfriihling. 7632.
Im Maien zu zweien. 5279.
In der fremde. 15286.
Liebezeit. 5464.
Haupt (C.) Ach Sylvester,
mich fester. 43838.
Haupt (K.):
Ich liebe dich.
Madchentriume
rosen. 1024.
O hochzeitsreise. 1230.
Hauptmann (H.) Zurtick
kaserne. 18248.
dimittis.
7546.
drtick’
792.
gleichen den
nach der
Lullaby to Dreamland. 29068.
Merrily they ring. 3319.
Pastorale. 1318.
Skating song. 29806.
Sommerzeit. 16266.
Star of hope. 39835.
Star that went before.
Twinkling stars. 380115.
With carols greet. 43834.
Hauser’ (H.) Chimes. 10094, 18244
(55)
Hauser (M.)
Havens (H. L.)
Havens (M. E.)
6469.
Havez (—)
18244 (85).
Haviland (EF. B.) pub. co.:
Ante, ante over. 6742.
Apple-core. 6745.
Arabian ooze. 2158, 4880 (95).
Banjo tunes. 27860.
3937.
Boatman’s song. 2290.
Curly head. 7100.
Wandering brother.
Slip him to me. 17927,
Bas bleu. 2229, 6648 (41).
Bring back my golden dreams.
6914.
Can’t you take it back. 10037,
12359 (58).
Castellano. 18525, 25197 (61).
Clef club. 2413. 4880 (106).
College chaps. 28070.
Come away little girl. 294.
Do you regret the days gone by.
7189.
Don’t be ashamed you're Irish.
20996, 25197 (76).
Don’t you ever think
dearie? 282835.
Dreaming of you. 430, 9782 (381).
Fairy tales. 10355.
Gee! I’m _ scared.
(89).
Girlie was just made to love.
23336. 27714 (61).
Haviland’s (F. B.)
ture pianist’s album.
He’s my friend Phillipo.
6648 (59).
Hobble rag.
Honey-love.
about me
10455, 25197
moving pic-
17182.
5106,
10618, 12359 (74).
5167, 9782 (48).
1999
INDEX
Haviland (fF. B.) pub. co. Continued. | Haviland (F. B.) pub. co— Continued. |
I have to sit up with a sick
friend. 7703.
I keep my wife in the city. 15200,
25197 (107).
Iliveup town. 23541, 25197 (108).
I’m crazy ’bout the turkey trot.
10707, 12859 (78), 14819 (82).
I’m glad you're sorry. 10709,
25197 (118).
I’m waiting ’till somebody grows
Ups ASTh (25197 a7)
I’ve got your number. 774, 2072
(118).
I want a little girl. 5238.
I will miss you girlie mine. 2072
(119).
IT wonder why. T7784.
In dreamland town. 78388.
In the evening when the church
bells ring. 21410.
In the old rose garden.
25197 (185).
It’s time to close your drowsy
eyes an’ sleep. S861.
Italian girl. 18155.
Just a plain little Irish girl.
19319, 25197 (141).
T85T,
Let me be your mamma. _ 988,
4380 (188).
Love’s longing. 8146.
Love’s’ sentence. 19498, 25197
(155).
Minnie. 19596.
My Bombay maid. 26681, 30364
(98).
My girl. 1147, 2072 (146).
My love on the Laramie. 19694.
My love will live alway. 8388.
My rosary of dreams. 21749,
25197 (176).
My sweet faded roses. 241383,
27714 (104).
Night-time’s the right time. 26747,
27714 (105).
Nightingale.
8478.
Nothing to do until to-morrow.
26707, 27714 (106).
1204, 4380 (149),
Oh, oh, oh. 1256.
Oh, tell me what your dreams are.
8561.
Oh that teasing man. 293857.
Owl in the old oak tree. 11412.
Peggy Gray. 11446.
Poor little boy. 21944.
Port of missing ships. 21945.
8750.
270438, 27714
President (The)
Ring on the finger.
(120).
Sing me an old sweet song. 11798,
25197 (216).
Somebody’s ‘likely to see. 20215.
Stop your winking, kid. 9182.
Sub-conscious visit. 6267.
Take me back to dear old Dixie.
2072 (179).
Tale that the roses told. 29972.
Tell me sweet rose. 29992.
That fellow with the cello rag.
4027, 6648 (121).
That paradise rag. 9825, 12359
(107).
That was before I met you. 93828,
9782 (85).
There’s a Dixie girl. 4042, 6648
(123).
There’s a heart that waits for you.
12009.
Tipperary twirl. 4079, 4380 (170).
Tommy. 27448, 30364 (125).
We all fall. 20555.
When she’s old enough to marry.
25087, 27714 (144).
When the autumn leaves are fall-
ing, ~ 12220:
When the girl whose heart you
long for. 9641, 25197 (258).
Won’t you come out Lucinda.
27661, 27714 (148).
Ye ho! my lads! 12815," 25197
(265).
You are the light of my life. 43853.
You remind me of the girl. 16728
(75).
Haviland (J.) Rosie Brown.
Haviland (J. E.) Vm going to be a
boy scout Grandpa. 138054.
Haviland (N.) Lock of mother’s hair.
13296.
Hawarden (Viscountess) :
Kerry boys. 17369.
Month of May. 17572.
Haweroft (R. S.) That is the time
for sweethearts. 30010.
Hawes-Wilson (B.) Beloved mine.
2259.
Hawk (S. M.):
Infinite love of Jesus.
On the beautiful Kankakee.
Hawkes (N. C.)
blossoms fall.
Hawkes & son:
All change here. 22619.
Amour veille. 25260.
Bacio (Il) 253844.
Balalaika tutor. 16822.
Bamboula (The) 16825.
Bassoon school. 12475.
Cavalleria rusticana. 29120.
Come, sing to me. 22985.
Concerto. 206383.
Drummer’s birthday. 18752.
Eden. 4851.
Grand duchess. 24231.
H. S. universal «band primer.
10553-10562.
Happy valley 26018.
23645.
8590.
When the apple
12219.
2000
fh
pt. HT, Es., Vv. Ge
11654. |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Hawkes & son—Continued.
Hawkes-Loder instruction bk.
7590.
Heart’s-ease. 26040.
In the shadows. 19284.
Klytemnestra. 15408. 19349.
Laneashire clogs. 23766.
Life moods. 28975.
Lily of Killarney. 23883.
Little gadabout. S078.
Manon. 15574, 19529.
March of the little leaden soldiers.
23941.
‘Mascot (The) 3276, 8281.
Meistersinger (Die) 9554.
On the road to zag-a-zig. 21862,
21868.
Petite
3568.
Pig and whistle. 19928.
Practical tutor for the oboe and
the cor anglais. 16023.
Preludium. 21949.
Rienzi. 30192, 30193.
Russian dance. 15416.
Shadows (The) 20157,
Pak hedilis
Sweet briar.
Two pieces.
Valse bébé. 16497.
Valse Miramar. 20482.
Valse triste. 20485.
William Tell. 24520.
Hawkins (B. F.) Boys corn club song.
6906.
Hawkins (C.):
Alone to-night. 22635.
No new clothes for father.
Hawkins (I. L.)
heaven. 4660.
Hawkins (M.) When springtime skies
suite de concert. 3567,
27150,
3971, 9230.
1821.
24175.
Child’s dream of
are blue. 30247.
Hawley (A. T. K.) Columbia’s
flower. 7041.
Hawley (C. B.):
Call of spring. 210.
He is not here but is risen. 7597.
In the deeps o’ the daisies. 21409.
Lover’s envy. 21584.
Sailors’ love. 13789.
Unrequited. 14185.
Woodland love song. 18244 (96).
Hawthorn pub. co.:
Praise ye the Father. 16026.
Make a joyful noise. 29091.
Hawthorne (Alice) pseud. See Win-
ner (S.)
Hawthorne (Amanda) Mother’s bow
of ribbon white. 29228.
Hawthorne (D. H.) Overland (The)
11411.
Hawthorne (BH. A.) Mother’s bow of
ribbon white. 29228.
Hawthorne (G.) In the shadow of
the limelight. 5305.
Hay (G.) Song of the rose. 16273,
20282.
Hay (W.) I know. 2900.
Haycock (I.) At the party. 2171.
Hayden (M. B.):
Brook (The) 2318.
I would a hunting go.
What would you do?
Hayden (P. C.) Melodic chart. 5607.
Hayden (S.) Felicity rag. 18887.
Haydn (F. J.):
Adagio. 23446.
Andante and variationen, F moll.
12964, 30364 (87).
Austrian national hymn.
Capriccietto. 26028.
Capriccio. 5096.
Création (Le) 15094.
Finale. 30864 (28).
Gavotte. 26029.
Heavens are telling.
23447.
In the country. 5097.
Knitting girl. 2818.
Lord be with us. 995.
Marvelous work. 17184.
Menuet. 28544.
Menuet Hs-dur. 672.
Menuett. 5098, 19024.
Menuetto. 2819.
Messe B dur. 673.
Rondo. 674.
Rondo mélodique.
Scherzo. ‘5100.
Sérénade. 5101.
Vivace. 5102.
Hayel (C.) Riquet a la
IST5L.
Hayes (A.):
American (The) 25250,
Duke street. 14794.
I love to tell the story. 5219.
Only tune the band could play.
26835, 26836, 29425.
Solo pomposo. 29834, 29885.
Visions. 14176.
Hayes (F. M.) Shakespeare’s
taph. 6129.
Hayes (J. E.)
are blossomed.
Hayes (J. L.):
Does the same old moon shine
down on you. 14761.
Irish importation. 10888.
Italian music man. 10842, 15338.
Hayes (lL. B.):
Hobble rag. 12998.
784.
1950.
2817.
7591, 15096,
2820.
houppe.
25251.
epi-
When the clover fields
6518.
Snowflake. 16242.
Hayes (M. C.) Calling the cattle
home. 10031.
Hayes (R. B.) Angel of my dreams.
30364 (1).
Hayes & Mardis. Hobble rag. 12998.
2001
INDEX
pt. 1 nes, VOG
Hayes musi¢c ¢o.:
Saviour and [. 29699.
Sweetheart’s days. 3988.
Hayet (C.):
A Hilda. 9784.
Alouette (L’) 27756.
American beauty. 2180.
Aux petits enfants. 6794.
Berceuse du moissonneur. 27897.
Boys in blue. 2299.
Croquis de femmes. 7086.
De Melilla al Gurugu. 7145.
Erste griechische romantische
sonate. 4871.
Frisson andalou. 7412.
Fugue. 4971. :
Lorsque tu ne m’ aimeras plus.
11048.
Menuetto. 5628.
Moissonneur. 1106, 29200.
Nella. 8429.
Petit drame. 11454.
Réveuse au bord de léau.
Soir de Waterloo. 1602.
Splendide orchestra. 1638, 1639,
3925.
Tristesse. 14104.
Ups and downs.
Volupté. 9549.
2™° quintette.
Hayford (G. W.):
ine Rhy keep. Salo:
One sweetly solemn thought. 38506.
Our Father who art in heaven.
1292. ee
Sweetness out of woe. 9248.
Hayman (K. R.) Elysion. 17084.
Haynes (C. G.) Carter (The) 25506.
Haynes (F.) Hold your money. 15140.
Haynes (F. S.):
Memorial day songs.
War songs for
12359 (50).
Haynes (CS: Ca):
Memorial day songs.
War songs for
12359 (50).
Haynes (M.)
Daya op
Hays (Mrs. F. A.)
14326.
ays CME. a):
Birds at dawn. 14517.
Glittering lake. T7470.
Moonlight shadows. 15726.
Withered violets. 22511.
Hays (R. B.):
Down in de con fiel’. 15.
3685.
4150.
2068.
30364 (40).
anniversaries.
30364 (40).
anniversaries.
Battle-ship Florida.
Abide with me.
I'll remember you love in wy
prayers. 30364 (381).
Nobody’s darling. 30364 (45).
Hays (Ss Vc) 1822.
Hays (W.S.):
Angel of my dreams.
Down in de co’n fiel’.
Turkish idyll.
$0364 (1).
20703 (5).
Hays (W. S.)—Continued.
I’ll remember you love
prayers. 380364 (381).
Nobody’s darling. 30364 (45).
Hayward. (K.):
Chanticler. 12581.
Daddy Jones. 147038.
Flirting eyes. 18864.
Meet me where sweet magnolias
grow. 15627.
Playmates. 11474.
Haywood (A. J.) Flag of our Yankee
land. 23255:
Hayworth (R.)
14885.
Hazel (E.):
Elysian.
in my
Fill Thou my life.
21042, 28284.
Rosalena waltz. 220383, 22034.
Hazelhurst (C.) Song of dreams.
9106.
Hazzard (Kx. S.) Oh how it rained.
22838.
Hazzard (L. A.):
Bathing girl. 253861.
*Cause I’m Dutch. 18526.
Gee whiz no wonder I’m _ loose.
18923.
T’ll] marry a millionaire. 261387.
Keit and De Mont oriental dance.
21482.
Little Ah Sid. 19481.
My ‘Teddy bear billiken man.
19717.
Old Bill Jones. 19812.
We're nifty natty fashion plates.
30212.
Head music pub. co.:
Barbary prance. 25358.
Dixie Daisy. 28216.
Down old Indiana way. 48158.
For love’s sweet sake. 12831.
I’d like to have you do a little
something for me. 19112.
I don’t want just any little girl.
5203.
I want you dear. 21367.
Love me dear and tell me so.
8133.
Mexico. 21693.
My Asthore. 24099.
My own Irish girl. 24128.
Patsy Rosenstein. 24833.
Roses of June. 8906.
Smile awhile. 20197.
Spoony moon. 6235.
That railroad rag. 11992.
Tulip town. 24926.
Headland (H. 8.) My dreams are all
of you. 17608.
Headley (C. W.):
Chums. 2406.
Rattle snake rag.. 3657.
Heald (J. B.) When she taught me
that old fashioned prayer. 18183.:
2002
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—_Dec., 1911
Valse irrésistable.
2904.
Syracuse toast song.
In after years. 2982.
Hearn (N.) Althea. Siskiyou’s wild-
wood flower. 18287.
Hearne (J. J.) Kathleen of Killarney.
23718.
Heartbreakers (The) 12659, 138071,
13072, 13088, 18504, 13547, 13868,
14117, 14128, 15268, 16261, 16265.
16278, 16781, 28707, 28755.
Heartz (D. L.) Eternal
12765.
Heartz (H. L.):
My native land. 8394.
Our alma mater. 8624. :
With songs and garlands. 9703.
Heath (B.) Cowboy rag. +27714 (48).
Heath (J. R.):
Three songs for grown-ups. 685.
Voices of summer. 18147.
Heatwole (L. HE.) In the valley where
the Shenandoah flows. 888.
Heber (E.):
Dixie belle. 238091.
I would kind o’ like to marry you.
Zisy Gare
Heberlein (C. Kochler-)
Heberlein (C.)
Heberlein (F. G.) & co.:
Freedom. 30364 (76). 30497.
It’s just plain Jane. 19259, 30364
(88).
Nobody bothers about me.
(104), 30644.
all the girls.
Healy (S. C.)
18027.
Heap (H. B.)
Father.
See Kochler-
30364
That Dixie rag. 30364 (121),
30786.
Zona. 20702, 30364 (138).
Hebert (G. EK.) That great old arm
chair. 9319.
Hebrew pub. co.:
A brivele dem tatem. 12360,
14558.
As du kenst nit un weist nit.
278038.
Aus frauen recht. 27824.
Bist mein kroin, mein welt. 27910.
Boimele (Das) 145387.
Chad gadyo. 2369.
Cheisheck. 14620.
Damen rechte. 25630.
Doina. 238099, 23100.
Dus bisele erd. 28270.
Emunoh is theuer. 2587.
Gavote. 28419.
Holt es eich. 12956.
Kadish. 10900.
Leid der liebe. 26411.
Long live the Jand of the free.
138299.
Mamenu. 13359, 15571.
Hebrew pub. co.—Continued.
Mechuteneste. 5598.
Mockva. 15696, 15697.
Mother’s prayer. 26659.
Nehm schon ob zurik dein suesse
heim. 38414.
Ner tomid. 3419.
Ov horachmon. 3534.
Polischer Yid. 3591.
Polish Jew. 11484.
Russian gipsy. 29678. .
Schulamith. 138874.
Song of love. 29845.
Sukoh (Die) 11908.
Tocoka. 30078.
Von wiegel biss in keiwer. 27548.
Wandering Jew. 27565.
Weibel wie a taibel. 16584.
Zauberin (Die) 18289.
Zion march. 14815.
Zu hot ihr nit gesehen mein
Moishe. 4372.
Hebring (R.) Our dear old Unele
Sam. 159389.
Hebron (J. H.) Thinking. 9350.
Heckschen (C. D.) Dances of Pyre-
nees. 10189.
Hedlund (Mrs. E.) Dream (A)
14778.
Heelan (W. A.) AIl aboard for the
Boardwalk. 22562 (52).
Heelen (—): -
It’s nice to be nice. 10838.
What's your hurry Birdie. 6504.
When I gathered the myrtle.
14231.
Heffelfinger (R. W.):
First lesson in Bach. 22726.
Little shepherdess. 23851.
Nuit (La) 24192.
Heffner (C. C.) When sweethearts
will be sweethearts. 12218.
Hefner (H. L.) Beautiful star. 9920.
Hegar (F.):
Heldenzeit. 10599.
My mother tongue. 30688.
Hegel (K.) Graded duettino album.
18976.
Hegeler (A):
Blatt der friihlingsweide. 25420.
In erwartung des freunds. 26221.
Pavillon aus porzellan. 26899.
Unwiirdige (Der) 27489.
Hegg (M.) Perhaps I'll leave some
day. 294838.
Hegman (J.) My husband’s on the
road. 5703.
Hegner (A.):
Romance pathétique. 17857.
S¢gg de stille stier. 13906.
Hehr (Mrs. O. W.):
My gypsy queen. 21734.
Samuel Alonza. 29698.
Heidelberg press:
Angelic chorus. 25266.
2003
INDEX
Heidelberg press—Continued.
Glorious king. 25925.
Lord of life is risen. 8116.
O wondrous morn. 8528.
Star and the child. 27287.
Heidingsfeld (L.):
Faschingswalzer. 12795.
Stindchen. 118738.
Heim (E.):
A B C des violinspiels. 27715,
27716.
Gradus ad Parnassum. 18978,
21208, 21209, 233838-238387, 25961,
30522.
Palestra. 19881-19884, 21889,
21890, 2438138, 24314, 26880.
Heims (N. B.):
-Cunning. 20954.
I ain’t goin’ to dream no more.
23520.
Way down in Alabama. 25046.
When I dream of you, sweetheart.
25076.
Yes, yes, yes. 30835.
You have got me guessing. 20680.
Hein (S.):
Deedle dum de. 238076.
Good mo’nin’ judge. 7501.
I ain’t to blame for lovin’ you.
Dano
I can’t get enough. 5200.
Judy forgot. 53862, 7941.
Ma belle. 5548.
My idea of paradise. 5704.
There’s something about you dear.
6342.
When his eyes looked into mine.
4272.
Where Orient roses bloom. 9657.
Heinemann (A.) Across the valley is
wafted. 30367.
Heinemann (W.):
Begrabe deine toten. 18402.
Bitte. 22804.
Johannisnacht. 238681.
Meine seele lobsinget dem Herrn.
19567.
Sternschnuppen. 24750.
Tage der rosen. 24821.
Totenmarsch (Der) 24914.
Vater Frundsberg. 24982.
Heinmiller (EK. J.) Class song, De-
cember 1911. 28059.
Heinrich (A.):
Gavotte. 17117.
Lindler. 173886.
Menuett. 17529.
Heinrich (C. P.) My love. 11285.
Heinrich (P.):
Dream of youth. 7224.
Drooping willow. 7246.
Mother’s flag. 838385.
Old deserted home. 8571.
2004
pt. D1, 1. s., Vi4@ i
Heinrichshofen’s verlag:
Abendmusik. 2078.
Ackeley. 22591.
Ah voyez-vous que je suis mal- |
heureuse. 18265.
Am Colorado. 25247, 25248. )
Aufzug der stadtwache. 22702- |
22705.
Ausgewahlite lieder ohne worte.
5617.
Das wohltemperierte
22038.
Deutsch und frei. 12683.
Deutsche treue. 4788.
Deutscher friihling. 238086.
Deutsches lied. 12685.
Friihling und liebe. 25882.
Friihlingswehen. 549.
Geh, wo ruhm dir winket. 238314.
Il est des amusemens. 19199. a:
Im Moseltal. 23606.
Im walde lockt der wilde taube.
26211.
Impromptus. 8972.
Invocation. 19248.
Jesuslied. 10866.
Kiferlied. 23709. K
Klein Anne-Marie. 238740, 26366.
Kleine Maria. 23742.
Kusshindchen. 23756, 26376.
Leben heisst lieben. 23782, 23783,
26390.
Legato und staccato. 238785.
Lenz. 10978.
Lied ohne worte. 26412.
Mein miitterlein. 23984.
Mein schitzelein. 23986, 23987.
Mexikanische legende. 29172.
Moment de valse. 26626.
Nocturnes. 10104, 10105. i
Orientalisches intermezzo. 11397.
Parade der zinnsoldaten. 13818, |
8647, 8648, 13645, 15957, 24825, |
29451, 29452.
Petits oiseaux, le printemps vient
de naitre. 19916.
Poseidon marsch. 5924, 5925,
11497.
Rosestock, holderblut. 3736.
Russische rhapsodie. 11669.
Schweizer (Der) 6110.
Silhouetten-walzer. 11784.
Sonaten. 12489.
Sonatinen und kleine stticke ftir
die jugend. 38892.
Spielmann (Der) 11866, 11867.
Sternschnuppen. 24750.
Tage der rosen. 24821.
Te bien aimer. 20348.
Tonleitern und accorde. 24909.
Totenmarsch. 24914. |
Unter afrikanischen himmel. |
14136, 16491, 20464, 27485.
Verzagen. 24996.
Voglein sang im lindenbaum. 1899. |
klavier.
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Heinrichshofen’s verlag—Continued.
Vom kranken kinde. 12145.
Weit tiber dem meere. 25059.
Wiegenlied. 1998.
Heins (C.):
) Abendwind. 4.
| Dance of the bear.
Flittergold. 18865.
Goldfisch’chen. 25942.
Here and there. 19045.
Maiden’s dream. 19520.
Music-box. 11386.
Senner’s traum. 27180.
Throwing kisses. 18078.
Walzerfee. 1918.
Heintz (F.):
Aubade 4 la petite étoile.
Gentil coiffeur. 284380.
Vierge folle. 16522.
Heinze (A.) Just a bunch of lilies.
L(a00.
Heinzman (O.) For love’s sweet sake.
12881.
Heisse eisen. 5123.
Heitgrass (Mrs. A.)
352.
2174.
Dress you wear
Nora Creina. 12720.
Held (—):
Dat am de rag dat sets me crazy.
12678.
Dreamy dream time. 23133.
No more staying out late.
Held (W.):
Fire cracker rag. 12808.
Natoma. 15808.
That everlasting
27381.
They all look good. 18070.
Yankee spirit. 18221.
Helda. 5124.
Helf (J. F.):
Lord! have mercy on the married
man. 19456.
Wanted, a harp like the angels
play. 14196, 14319 (157).
Helf (J. F.) co.:
Beautiful love. 20818, 25197 (47).
Chicken rag. 20907, 25197 (68).
Don’t you forget to remember.
4810, 9782 (30), 14819 (55).
24174,
rag. 14049,
Everything was Irish. 17060,
25197 (88).
Gee, ain’t it tough. 14819 (638),
14945.
Give me a shove. 7466.
Hands up. 17570, 9782 (37), 14319
(65).
How would you like to be loved.
28608.
I’m coming home. 14819 (81),
15231.
Jingle bells. 10869, 14819 (95).
Just a twig from the true lovers
tree. 10890, 14819 (100).
INDEX
Helf (J. F.) co.—Continued.
Let’s make a rag of the Old oaken
bucket. 138259.
Longing dear heart.
(59), 14319 (110).
Lord have mercy on the married
man. 19456, 25197 (152).
Love is the only thing in life.
14319 (111), 15519.
Love me to a Yiddisha melody.
15522.
Oh Miss McCue.
14819 (127).
On the first dark night next week.
11369.
Phantom rag. 15995, 25197 (198).
Sweet Angelina. 13994, 14319
(144).
Texas Tommy’s dance.
(88), 14819 (148).
This ain’t the place I thought it
was. 22301, 25197 (241).
Up the rickety stairs. 6407.
Wanted a harp like the angels
play. 14196, 14819 (157).
When Tony La Board.
14819 (165).
Hellen (G.) Pawnee queen.
Hellendaal (P.)
neur. 566.
Heller (C. D.)
Heller (F.)
Heller (G.):
Boy scout. 16868.
Dreamland town. 28255.
I love you dearie. 15223.
My dreams of you. 26688.
Take me up in an air ship. 163884.
When the band plays a southern
tune. 27610.
Heller (J.):
Love waltz. 17454.
Mother is the best sweetheart of
alte) 1122:
Rosary (The)
Twilight shadows.
Heller (M.):
Simplicité. 20178.
Sunset on the St. Lawrence. 1688.
8102, 9782
5196, 9782 (73),
6326, 9782
12236,
13650.
Gavotte en ré-mi-
Southern bells. 16284.
Beseda. 27899.
27068.
4129.
Zealandia waltz. 2057.
Heller (S.):
Pensoroso (11) 21908.
Tarantella in A flat. 9274.
24 studies for expression and
rhythm. 19042.
25 etudes for developing musical
rhythm. 28569.
25 studi melodici. 26047.
25 studi per il ritmo e Jlespres-
sione. 26048.
25 studi progressivi. 26049.
Hellewell (C.) Make Jesus
5560.
king.
2005
INDEX
Hellgren (J. S.):
En annan grund kan ingen ligga.
2588.
Men var Gud forgiter ej da sina.
3310.
Hellmann (G. H.) Oh you birdmen.
26850.
Hellmesberger (J.) Entr’ acte. 21056.
25055.
Hello Paris. 21597, 26450, 27690.
Hellup (W. O.):
Beauties of Mount Washington.
6838.
Come be my friend. 10131.
Eight heroes. 12748.
Farmer’s song. 21091.
It must be great to be married.
7900.
My sweetheart was a cook. 21756.
Uncle Sam’s taffy. 30121.
When the dew is on the barley.
9639.
Helm (H.):
By the river. 25477.
Gathering flowers. 25892.
In the hay. 26241.
Song of the reapers. 27245.
Through the meadows. 27426.
Twilight. 27462.
Helm (LL. E.) Standard of our lib-
erty. 163808.
Helmick (J. C.) All I need. 27747.
Helmick (R.) Is my hat on straight.
5326.
Helmrich (A. E.)
Helmsberger (J.):
Entr’ acte. 7297.
Pearl of Iberia. 26901.
Moon fairy. 266386.
Helmund (A.) Garden of girls.
27714 (58).
Helmund (E. Meyer-) See Meyer-
Helmund (E.)
Heltman (F.):
Leave me not alone. 54387.
Maybe some day. 19552.
Moonlight meditations. 5672.
On Sunday evening. 5817, 11367.
Please take me back to dear old
Ohio. 19988.
Hemann (C.):
Elfin revels. 23167.
First six months at the piano.
25835.
Hemery (V.)
days. 24017.
Heminway (W.)
Hemmans (lL. W.)
15288.
Hemmelin (G.) When it came to pay-
ing he didn’t have a cent. 4277.
Hemmersbach (B.) Compositions de
Bernard Hemmersbach. 310.
Pon (J. C.) Hymn to Hygeia.
L224.
Merry lays for happy
Alone. 9822.
In grotto cool.
2006
Hempstead music co.
Hen Pecks.
Hendershot (E.)
Henderson (E.)
Henderson (G. H.)
Henderson (J. G.) Hunter’s farewell. |
pt. 1m, Ls.; Vie
By the sea.
25478.
Hemy (H.):
Chant of the monks. 10086.
Dancing girl. 12661, 23050.
Danse humoresque. 10194.
Fontainebleau forest. 10397.
Northern bells. 11289.
Rose noisette. 11642.
Scéne de ballet. 138816.
Sleep on. 183896.
Song of the mountain shepherd.
138920.
Tyrolese wedding dance. 12079.
5108, 5332, %6648 (50)2 |
6648 (51), 6648 (60), 6648 (71),
6648 (72), 6648 (74), 6648 (75),
6648 (82), 6648 (126), 6648 (128),
7200, 7248, T7770, 7944, 7904, 7953,
8083, 9398, 9423, 9667, 12287, 1239
(109), 14068, 22148.
Round (The) up. —
16135.
Henderson (B. E.):
Alone. 9821. |
Evening dreamtime. 14840.
Henderson (C. H.) mus. pub. ¢co.,: |
Air flights. 20.
Black wench running wild. 27914. °
Dat am de rag dat sets me crazy.
12673.
Dreamy dreamtime. 23133.
Fire cracker rag. 12808.
Forget those words in anger |
spoken. 10409. :
Impromptu. 10789.
In my aeroplane built for two.
23624.
Longing. 21562.
Lost and forgotten.
Maple grove. 1046.
My pretty Sue. 8397.
No one kisses me. 24176.
Orchard Beach. 1284.
Piano and I nocturne. 11458.
Shine on bright star. 3848.
Spring is in the air. 9158.
That Johnson man. 11989.
They all look good when they are |
far away. 18070. E
Town I’ve never been to. 22328,
Voyage to slumberland. 1906.
When the shadows fall. 22462.
Yankee spirit. 18221. J
You, just you. 2047.
You’re just the same sweet girl. |
14300. i
Will-o-the wisp rag. 12278.
In sunlight and star- /
8120.
light. 10802.
Mary’s the only |
one. 15602.
5185.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Henderson (J. R.) Old Sandy Mce-
Adoo. 26812.
Hendrickson (G.) Summer moon.
29936.
Hendrickson (W. D.) Spanish cava-
lier. 118683.
Hendriks (C. F.) -Sonate. 5131.
Hendrix (J. H.) Il arrange for our
honeymoon dear Louise. 15207.
Hendry (J.) 23960.
Henius (J.):
Maisie’s music.
Sonata. 27228.
Henkel (G.) O bleib bei mir.
Henlein (—) Mandolin school.
Henlein (C.):
Blue bird waltz. 18444.
Holy night. 26078.
Modern method for
28571.
Sleepy Dick. 20192.
Henley (W.) Ecole
violon. 21038.
Henneberg (P.):
Boy scouts. 25487.
Echoes of the fatherland. 25784.
Little Miss Fix-It. 19442, 19444.
Martz O’Toole.
1038.
15859.
28570.
the piano.
moderne du
Play that Aloha rag. 29504.
Hennessy (S.)
Croquis de femmes. T7086.
Féte de village. 25820.
Féte populaire dans la banlieue de
Paris. 25821.
Petite suite sur les notes.
Henniker (L.):
Bethlehem cradle song.
Grand choeur. 15020.
Benei (J.) :
Elle est charmante. 28282.
Valse désolé. 1858.
Henricksen (H.) Bird chirps.
Henriques (F.):
Elegie. 14811.
Erotik. 14831.
Humoreske. 15170.
Klage. 15405.
Melodrama. 15629.
Religioso. 8887.
Valse. 15122.
Henry (—) I’d roam this world for
you. 10674.
Henry (E.)
30051.
26921.
4540.
20888.
Thuringian folk-song.
CH. +G.) Great Marathon.
Henry (H.):
Cosaque (La). 10160.
Moonlight on the Nile. 11177.
Henry (H. A.) Send the Gospel mes-
sage. 3822.
Henry (L. E.):
Tl be with you. 23544,
Henry
24897.
Henry (P.)
Henry (R.)
moon. T7082.
Henry (S. R.):
Pelike: “the shat. ~*30sG 30st.
14319 (71), 15206, 16728 (35),
17234, 19124.
I’m looking for a nice young fel-
low. 7638, 2072 (146), 2922) 7737.
Night brings the stars and you.
15829.
Oh, Mister Straus. 1255.
Treasures of the world are mine.
Zoos
When a fellow who is lonesome.
27595, 27714 (142).
When you're in love with more
than one.. 12242, 12859 (113),
18188, 20610.
Weary (UE: ).:
(M. A.) Time and eternity.
Man in the moon. 17483.
Cow jumped over the
Curtain of life. 28146.
It must be love. 13152.
Henry (W. G.):
Italian moon. 26278.
String of coral. 16334.
Henry VIII. Pastime with good com-
pany. 30676.
Henschel (G.):
Morning-hymn. 29214.
To-morrow. 9401.
Henselt (A. von) If I were a bird.
21384, 21385.
Henske (E.)
me. 293805.
Henspeter (F. C.):
My western lassie. 11249.
When the great full moon is shin-
Near me, dearie, cheer
ing. 9642.
Henthorn (E.) Letting the old cat
ayes 21525:
Henton (H. B.) Laverne. 5481.
Hentschel (H.) Rooster waltz. 3722.
eon! (ay, Mi. A.) Cupid’s music.
4738.
Hepler (E. A.) Priscilla. 19975.
Herald Square music pub. co.:
Buds and blossoms. 27946.
College rag. 2428.
Hot chestnuts. 5171.
Just to hear the old hymn mother
sang. 28872.
St. Cecelia. 29685.
Vision of beauty. 1891.
Hérard (P. Silva-) See Silva-Hérard
(E.)
Herbage (W.) Two songs. 23472.
Herbert (—) For empire. 7398.
Herbert (J. B.):
Abou Ben Adhem. 6660.
Again in Jesus’ name we meet.
Liza Jane. 19449. 2096.
Henry (M.) Shepherd’s lullaby. Angels’ song rings out again.
27160. 22665.
5) ba
2007
= eee
INDEX
Herbert (J. B.)—Continued.
Chronic kicker. 2405.
College song—about that long.
2424.
For Jesus sake. 14909.
Glory every day. 10483.
Grace divine has done it all.
10531.
He worried about it. 2880.
Heralds of gladness. 23471.
Holy Sabbath day. 15144.
Horner’s pie. 2875.
House that stood the storm. 19079,
28608.
How good He is. 10646.
I know that my Redeemer lives.
28658.
I’m a pilgrim. 10702.
Keep a-goin’. 3079.
Let the redeemed of the Lord.
28964.
Lost sheep. 29044.
My Lord and I. 29276, 29277.
On to Washington. 21865.
One thing needful. 113882.
Same old way. 3760.
"Tis wonderful. 30064.
What will dear old mother say.
22436.
Why wili you do without Him.
30297.
Herbert (L. J.) If Jesus would come.
7804.
Herbert (V.):
Ah sweet mystery of life. 18,
2072 (66).
All I crave is more of life. 20726.
All your own am I. 25241, 27714
(81).
Art is calling for me. 18325,
22687, 25197 (45).
Beware of the hawk. 9782 (26),
9962.
Come little fishes. 22980, 25197
(66).
Coryphee (The) 7079, 14819 (48).
Cupid tell me why. 4736, 10173,
14819 (49).
Dagger dance. 28147.
Dream melody. 426, 2072 (97),
7222, 10278.
Dreaming princess. 23127, 27714
(54
Duchess (The) 2813, 257117,
28266.
Duchess waltzes. 25197 (80).
Duo. 21027.
Enchantress. 21048-21050, 25749,
28292, 282938.
Entrance of Rose. 7298.
Entrance of Vivien and _ song.
21057.
Finale, act 2. 143819 (59).
Finale ultimo. 103873.
Girlie-land. 7464, 14819 (64).
2008 ~
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
Herbert (V.)—Continued.
Gold fish song. 21187.
Grand fantasa. 15021, 15022.
Habanera. 28519.
Hearts are trumps. 21256, 21257,
25197 (96).
Hunting song. 10653.
I list the trill in golden throat.
138040.
I’m falling in love with someone.
759, 2920, 7728.
I’m such a romantic girl. 21347,
25197 (116).
I’ve been looking for the perfect
man. 21356, 25197 (119).
If I should dream of you. 7800, |
14319 (77). ™ aN
If you can’t be as happy as you’d
like to be. 21889, 27714 (81).
In my dreams. 10798.
In the golden long ago. 7850,
9782 (48).
Trish rhapsody. 8dt, 3023.
Island of Sweet sixteen. 10835,
14319 (89).
Isn’t it nasty of papa. 7892, 14319
(90).
It’s pretty soft for Simon. 858.
It’s the bump. 18154.
Land of maidens’ charms. 10959.
Land of the _ sultan’s dream.
10960, 18248, 14819 (108). . '
Last little girl is you. 28934, |
30364 (91). |
Latest society pet. 5428. |
Let me be free. 28957, 30364 (93). .
Life is a riddle. 5467.
Little Fifi. 5486, 9782 (57).
Live for to-day. 8090.
Lonely am I. 9782 (58). |
M’lle Rosita. 11073, 17475, 21608. —
Mah honey love. 2072 (142),
3251.
Man’s a man for a’ that. 1042,
25197 (159).
March chorus and entrance of re-
gent. 21632, 27714 (100).
March of the prince’s regiment.
21635.
Minuet. 29182.
My toast to you. 2072 (149).
Natoma. diel i262) 11263. 135568
17635-17637.
Naughty Marietta. 1180, 2072
(150), 38410, 8425, 9782 (71),
11264, 11268, 14819 (124), 22562
(100).
Oh those boys. 2072 (156).
Old'noblesse. 21851.
One word from you. 26882, 27714
(107).
Opening chorus. 14819 (129).
Pafiuelo. 29447. -
People will talk. 1322, 6648 (98).
nos. 1-14, Jan.—_Dec., 1911
Herbert (V.)—Continued.
game. 21931, 25197
(200).
Pourquoi. 8730, 9782 (76).
Rosalind. 2072 (165).
lucky rose. 22036, 27714
(71).
Rose shop. 8895, 8896, 11645.
Rosita. 8908, 8909.
Sally. 8938, 143819 (187).
Serenade. 11757, 24585, 27135.
Serenade, when the sunlight dies. |
117638.
Serenata (La).
Sham. 9015.
Sweet sixteen. 2072 (90).
Teach me to forget. 9289.
That pretty little song.
27714 (1381).
There’s a raft of money in graft.
6122.
2072 (187).
They all look good. 22297, 27714
(182).
They follow me everywhere. 2072
(188).
To the land of my own romance.
24903, 24904, 25197 (245).
Tramp. tramp, tramp. 4102, 4880
(158);
Upsi-Daisy. 12093, 14819 (155).
Vaquero’s song. 12111, 12112.
What’s the use of moonlight.
9608, 143819 (159).
When sweet sixteen. 1967, 4283,
6516, 6517, 12215, 12217, 14319
(161-163), 14241, 16624.
When the right man. 22458,
25197 (259).
When the sunlight dies. 11763.
While the big old world rolls
round. 380279.
Who dares the bronco wild defy.
12d, 12412.
Wild rose. 2007, 4822, 4380 (177).
World’s best music. 27671.-
Herbert (Victor) album. 9522.
Herbert (W.) Same old girl. 38758.
Herbert (W. Rhys-) See Rhys-Her-
bert (W.)
Herbst (C.) Sunny brook. 9216.
Herdman (1D. L.) Be my princess.
6834.
Herfordt (F. H.) Take me out fora
moonlight ride. 1713.
Herleth (l.. J.) Why must we live
our lives apart. 6555.
Herman (A.):
Couronne d’or. 28125.
Diadéme (Le). 12687.
Youll miss your
303438.
Herman (E. V.):
Boy scouts march.
Early dawn. 23152.
Sweet blossoms. 24802.
loving baby.
22827.
Herman (H. N.) JTIl be with you.
15209.
Herman (J. F.):
Blue bells of Scotland. 27919.
My heart’s in the highlands.
29270.
© faithful pine. 29849.
Robin Adair. 29628.
Soldiers’ morning song. 298380.
Herman (R. L.) Sundari. 27321.
Herman bros.:
I wonder why. 2950.
If mother could only see me now.
2961.
Hermann (C. A.) Romany march.
24502.
| Hermann (F.) 80 spezial-etiiden.
27390, |
| Hermann (QO. J.)
| Herscher (1.)
21268, 21269, 23476, 23477, 26054.
Stories you loved
16317.
(i)
so well.
Hermans
26621.
Hermanz (C. H.)
ivayes
Hermes (E.)
Hern (F. E.)
heart. 20467.
Hérodiade. 11109, 12730.
Herold {—) Zampa. 22552.
Herold (P.):
Freudiges wiedersehen. 12850.
Froélicher wanderer. 12856.
Frihlings-reigen. 12861.
Tatjana. 14019.
Herpin (H.) Sous la banniére.
24716.
Herr (A. B.) Way back East. 27569.
Herr Biedermeier und frau. 6865.
Herrero (C.) Conchita. 2444.
Herrick (BE. C.) Requiem. 1429.
Herrington (R. W.) There’s just one
love for some one. 1770.
Herrmann (A.) Wenn der friihling.
20565.
Herrmann (E.):
Five easy pieces for violin and
piano. 43880 (48).
Quintett. 24443.
Herrmann (S.L.) Smiling. 1594.
Herrmann (T.):
Album leaf. 16748.
Barearolle. 27865.
Herrmann (W.):
Auf dem wasser.
Erzaihlung. 469.
Missionary call.
Across the ocean.
Lonely rose. 3183.
Until you come dear
22173,
85.
Gavotte. 563.
Leid und freud. 944.
Melodie. 700.
Neckerei. 1188.
Valse lente. 1857.
Zehn kleine unterhaltungsstticke.
20699.
All aboard for the sea-
shore. 12384.
2009
26596—12 AG
Se. ;
INDEX
Uersey (R. Y.) As the church bells
tolled the evening hours away.
183828.
Hershenhaus (A. J.) I'd like to meet
my Madeline once again. 7691.
pt. Tl; Mase ve'6
Heuberger (R.)—Continued.
Don Quixote. 4801.
Nacht. 3407.
Schwarze laute. 38799.
Wenn wir keinen champus hitten.
Hershey (U. H.): 6495.
Waster bells. 7258. Wiener comtesserin. 6560-6565,
Flowers of springtime. 7390. 9678, 9679.
Hail Him, praise Him. 7559. Zwanzig mark. 27707.
Happy Easter day. 7574. Heugel & cie.:
Hear the bells. 7608. Air de ballet. 5587.
Lift your eyes. 8060. Album de Noél. 143848.
New choir anthems. 8437. Amour (L’) s’ Gyeille. 14876,
Praise ye the Lord. 8787. 16771, 18298.
Sad was the dawn. 8929. Andante du concerto. 11137.
Shepherd mine. 9022. Ariane. 5588. °
Sign of the cross and the heart. Au cabaret des amours. 18344.
20172.
Stranger guest in Emmaus. 9185.
Hershkowitz (T.) Why don’t you
come. 380292.
Hersom (F._ E.) Valse passione.
20483.
Hert (W. B.) Kemper military
march. 10912.
Hertsgaard (O. I.) Paal paa haugen.
11414.
Hertz (T.) Zofja. 27705.
Hervey (A.) Life moods. 28975.
Hervey (I. E.)
Herwegh (M.)
148388.
Heryer (M. M.):
Jes’ out a collectin’. 5342.
No one will ever know dear. 8486.
Please dear I’m begging. 3584.
Herz (H.) Collecién de esealas y
ejercicios. 22969.
Herzberg (M. M.) In dreams. 2991.
Herzer (W.) Everybody two-step rag.
Lonely child. 23860.
Etude de concert.
2072 (98).
Herzmansky (B.) See Doblinger (L.)
Herzog (C.):
Nellie, my girl. 19735.
Sailor (The) 20084.
Hesk (A.) Souvenir. 29875.
Hess (E.):
Don’t ’pank. 18720.
Evening lullaby. 238196.
Hess (EH. B.) College favorite. 16980.
Hess (G. H.) On the square. 24275.
Hesse (E.):
Fairyland. 180.
My lady Dainty. 19687.
Pigtails and chopsticks.
Hesse (F.) Libellen. 3147.
Hesse (G.) Méditation. 5599.
Hesse (P. C.) Moonlight. 3352.
Hessen (A. F. vy.) Serenade. 1547.
Hessey (J. L.) Love’s likeness. 21589.
Hession (FEF. W.) I’m simple on this
spooning stuff. 19154.
Heuberger (R.):
Anleitung zum modulieren. 52.
19929.
2010
Au gré des heures. 14415, 16796.
Au hazard de la valse. 12436.
Au pays natal. 183845.
Au petit bonheur. 6784.
Aubade athénienne. 25317.
Autour de la eréche. 18348.
Ave Maria. 14421.
Avoir des ailes de colombe. 6798.
Baiser (Le). 14450.
Bal de Béatrice d’Este.
Ballade. 14444.
Berceuse bretonne. 6857.
Blanche colombe. 6880.
C’est l’heure chantante. 6982.
Cantabilette. 213.
Canzonetta. 23356.
Capriccio. 22685.
Cavatine pour cor.
Cendrillon. 11106.
Chanson. 19826.
Chanson de lune. 14610.
Chant de moisson. -6974,
Chérubin. 8234, 15606.
Chéne mort. 6990.
Chez les bohémiens. 18548.
Choeur des moissonneurs.
10099.
Cigale et la fourmi.
%022:
Cinderella.
Clair de lune.
Clé des champs.
Concerto romantique.
Corbleu! Marion! ‘7073.
Danse des gnomes. 18659.
Depuis qu’on ne sait plus pleurer.
10229.
Dernier regard. 388.
4492.
14605.
10098,
279, 4675,
19545.
11107.
22962.
17182.
Deuxiéme trio. 14746.
Dieu bleu. 28211.
Dodo, dodinette. 7190.
Don Quichotte. 1059, 5589, 8235.
Don Quixote. 26543.
En champagne. 17288.
En trottinant. 21045.
Erinnyes (Les). 238968, 26544.
Esquisses
orchestrales. 10334,
2a tte:
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
- Heugel & cie.—Continued.
Exercices de moyenne force. 4896.
Exercices journaliers de solfége.
10345, 14849, 21072.
Heugel & cie-—Continued.
Retour d’oiseaux. 15608.
Réveillon (Le) 11592.
Réverie sentimentale. 14385.
Féte chez Thérése. 103870, 18844. Rien ne passe. 5590.
Fille aux oranges. T3875. Rigaudon de Xaviére. 27042.
Filles de la Rochelle. T7376. Robe blanche (La) 11606.
Fleur d’amour. 17083. Robe verte (La) 11607.
Floraison. 23258, 23259, 25850. Roi s’amuse. 27054.
Forét enchantée. 10407. Romance de Mignon. 4057.
Frais minois. 21137. Ronde d’enfants. 8886.
Gavotte fleurie. 18915, 23312. Roses (Les) 6060.
Glissez mortels. 10481. Roses rouges. 27078.
Green. 10544. Saint Martin (La) 8984.
Grégoire. 10545. Sanctus. 11695.
Grisélidis. 19546. Sapho. 5591.
| Ici-bas. 19183.
Impressions d’ Italie. 7829.
Scénes alsaciennes. 15609.
Sept paroles du Christ. 6118.
Impromptu-mazurka. 21395. Si j’avais un tambour. 90382.
Introduction, fugue et toccata. Si vous m’aimez. 6152.
7549. Signalement. 11783.
J’ ai trop chanté. 53835. Soirée au prater. 17935.
Jardin des bambous. 53839. Sous la banniére. 22173, 24716.
Jardins ensoleillés. 7913. Sur le lac de Genéve. 20305.
Je vois un palais maure. 869. Symphonie antique. 24819, 24820.
Je vous salue Marie. 53841. Tantum ergo, et Bénédiction pon-
Kermesse flamande. 19331. tificale. 16888.
Korrigane (La) 17382. Te serrer dans mes bras. 6817.
Lac (Le) 10952. Thais. 138393, 23969.
Laissez-le partir. 21504. Thérése. 133894.
Little red-lark. 5488. Tilleul (Le) 9383.
Marche de Claudine. 1049, 1050. Trois berceuses. 9379.
Marche de noce. 8203. Valse de Claudine. 1851, 1852.
Marche triomphale. 19539. Valse mignarde. 20481.
Ménétrier (Le) 17527, 19579. Viellée (Une) en Bresse. 275387.
Mignon, ouverture. 20385. Vive la rose! 12139, 12140.
Monna Vanna. 15714. Vocero de mort naturelle. 9539,
Mort de la cigale. 11108. Vocero de mort violente. 9540.
Mot (Un) 1120. Voici ’heure. 16538, 16539, 18148.
Nanon. 29127. Voici le joli mois de mai. 9545.
Napoli. 11257. Voici Messidor. 6453.
Ne dites pas non. 17688. Vole, mon coeur, vole. 9546.
Noces de I alouette et du moineau. Werther. 26545.
8489. White negroes. 18195.
Non, vous ne m’ aimez pas. 8494. Willow-tree. 6572.
Offrande (L’) 118385. Heuggins (R. W.) What would the
Oiseau (L’) dans sa cage. 8567. summer be like without you. 30281.
Ondine. 19838. Heure espagnole. 21271.
Paris-joyeux. 11484. Heures de amour. 5138.
Passepied du roi s’amuse. 2502. Heuselt (A.) Friihlingslied. 30364
Paysannerie. 21904. (233).
| Petit chasseur. 21911. Heuser (E.):
Petite bergerette. 8684.
Pieds en dentelles. 5900, 19925.
Plongeur (Le) 8718.
Poéme. 29508.
Préludes pour piano, 4-9. 14869.
Procession. 19976.
Puzzle. 11548.
Recueillement. 11564.
Rédemption. 27018.
Rencontre (La) 16083.
Retour (Le) 20015.
Retour au pays. 20017.
An der waldquelle. 12407.
Festlicher marsch. 128038.
Frohliche fahrt. 128538.
Glocken lauten das Ostern ein.
23342. :
Wiese voll weisser Margueriten.
25124.
Zehn etiiden. 76384.
Hewetson (W.) Land of U. S. A.
5424.
Hewett (G. M.) My lady o’ dreams.
19688.
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INDEX
pt. UI, n.s,v.6 |
Hewitt (EH. E.):
All for Christ. 6697.
Be of cheer. 6835.
Christmas bells. 25545.
Not where to lay His head. 8497.
What a Savior is mine. 12201.
Hewitt (G. W.):
O where is the ship that sailed.
19787.
Reunion march. 29608.
Hewitt (H. D.) Mélodie nocturne.
Heyser (HH. K.):
All nations whom Thou hast made.
143849.
All praise to Thee. 20727.:
Awake, Jerusalem. 9888.
Daughter of Zion. 23062.
Give unto the Lord. 12894.
Glory to God
25930.
Hark! the song. 5090.
In the sunshine of God’s love.
5309.
O how
19777.
Onward, Christian soldiers. 24289.
Praise waiteth for thee. 243891.
Praise ye Jehovah. 18691.
Put on thy strength. 1397.
St. George’s march. 6072.
Sing aloud unto God. 27182.
Sing victory. 9055.
Song of praise. 6212.
Sun of my soul. 299388.
We scatter flowers. 14203.
With glowing heart. 2020.
Wonderful song the angels sang.
25148.
Heywood (K. S.)
gamma. 27257.
Hibbard (R. L.) Winnecomack march.
6576, 12288.
Hick (M. E.)
in the highest.
3301.
Hewitt (T. J.) Fairy shoemaker.
21080. |
Hewlett (T.) Night is far spent.
26741. |
Hewrick (F. W.) Whispered promise.
9664. |
Hexe (Die) 22698, 23714, 238915,
24989. |
Heyde (J. F.):
Come unto Me. 16940.
Festal march in C. 7368.
Unto Thee O God. 22362.
Heyl (C.) Unser kindlich lallen.
30133.
Heyn (A.) It’s nice to have a girl.
15329.
Heyne (R.):
Hiihnerhof (Der). © 23507.
Lenzwanderung. 23792-23794.
Wanderlied. 25037-25039.
great is Thy goodness.
Songs of Delta
Sleep song. 29805.
Hickernell (C. J.)
5047.
Hickman (E. W.) Sword king. 29968.
Hickman (R. M.):
Harvest song. 5095.
Since I have found my Saviour.
6165.
Hickok (C. 8.) Yankee men. 14284.
Great reformer.
Hicks (D.) Italia. 17826.
Hiett (H. L.):
That’s just the devil’s way.
16416.
Tobacco song. 16459.
Higginbotham & Ryder co. I have
left my heart in Dixie. 15199.
Higgins (D.) Mexicoco. 19588.
Higgins (EH. M.):
Haying time. 23448.
Last good night. 23773.
Higgins (S. S.):
Memories of childhood. 18417.
My daisy girl. 33881.
Higgs (H. M.): w
Litany of Loretto and Litany no.
Pe OT.
Peggy. 11445.
o145, 3746, |
Russian folk-songs.
4651.
Higham (F.) Empire (The). 2585.
Fuilbie ss 2Ae) Wanderer’s’ return. 4
16569.
Hilburn (D. D.) It’s now been twenty ;
years or more. 3082. f
Hilbury (C.) It’s easy to be a lady if |
you try. 14819 (91). 4
Hildach (H.):
Jesuslied. 10806.
Lenz. 10978.
Spielmann (Der).
Hildebrand (H. T.): -
I want a Savior like Jesus.
Jesus will not fail. 28847.
Now is the time. 29387.
Songs of Zion. 29863.
Who will let Him in. 30286. H
Hildebrand-Burnett co. Passing on. |
29466. i
Hildreth (R. E.):
Captain Goodridge. 12562.
Hand-in-hand. 28528.
Kehr aus. 5389, T968.
Kid you’ve got some eyes. 972.
Konigs-kinder march. 21496.
Magic night. 23920.
Ould sod. 8622, 8628.
Ripples. 11602, 22022.
With the wind. 14275. at
Hilker (A. G.) Land of the maple |
tree. 19370. E |
Hilker (E.) He won’t do.
Hill (Alfred) :
Home, little Maori, home.
Humoreske. 5182.
Hill (Arthur) Ginger. girl. 17125.
11866, 11867.
28710. |
15104.
5161.
2012
| ill (Mrs. D. A.)
Hill (E.)
| Bill (Mrs. E. A.)
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan._—Dec., 1911
Hill (Lady Arthur):
Birdie’s answer.
Gipsying. 586.
I want to be a soldier. 779.
Little child’s Christmas prayer.
980.
Mother’s song. 1127.
Over the water. 1300.
Hill (C. E.) Pansies. 13644.
Bll (_.)):
Devotion. 7175.
Fisher-wife’s lulla-by.
Haytime. 15098.
Mashona slumber song. 17510.
Reverie. 6005.
Revery (A) 11597.
Down by the old
mill stream. 4815.
Shout aloud, hosannas sing.
167.
10382.
7 (5.
Along the banks of
the Ohio. 16762.
Hill (F.) Te Deum laudamus.
Bill (G. R:):
Bambaloo. 12469.
Mexicola Lola. 13485.
Oh you summer moon. 13606.
That awful bungaloo man. 16311.
6316.
That dreamy /Yiddisha _ glide.
14048.
Hill (H. I.) Courting song. 25605.
Hill (H. V.) Oskee-wow-wow. 21875.
Hill (J.) Parthenia. 26894.
ath (J. L.):
Booloo beau. 2072 (76).
Gay Manhattan rag. 25896.
Let me havea kiss. 8141.
Oh you drummer. 26851.
Real coon rag. 5977.
Hill (M. J.):
I am redeemed. 15183.
Missouri fair. 15688.
|} Hill (M. P.):
O fair Long Island. 15868.
Roses are red. 20059.
Hill (W.) Arizona Mona. 18822.
| Hill (W. H.) Amber bells. 12399.
| Hill & Scott:
Baby from Bagdad. 100.
Rose of India. 29658.
Hille (G.):
Easiest beginning for violin play-
ers. 48387.
Violin course. 14171.
56 easy progressive etudes. 5140.
70 very easy progressive etudes.
5141.
Hiller (F.) :
Be Thou with me. 22562 (7).
Zur guitarre. 12353.
Hiller (P.):
Frolic under the linden tree. 7414.
Rosebud. 6058.
Hillier (L.):
Angling. 22668.
Hillier (L.)—Continued.
Dot and spot. 23110.
Queen of hearts. 244388.
Venus and Adonis. 24987.
Hilligardt (F.) Elmhurst loyalty.
282838.
Hillis (J. P.) This is my prayer to
day. 12018.
Hillman (J. N.) Niagara Falls. 1198.
Hills (F.) Napoleon Josephina. 5726.
Fils. CW. saa).
Students’ sons. 9782 (20).
There is a tavern in the town.
12859 (47).
Hilse (B.) Suite. 26065.
Hilt (L. Y.) Way down in old Vir-
ginia. 209554.
Hilton (N. H.) Rote songs of the nor-
mal course. 20703 (45).
Hilton-Turvey (T.):
Come Christians, one and all.
296.
Magical June. 8172.
Sunshine and May. 29947.
Himan (A.) Superior march album.
1690.
Himmel (—) Know’st thou the land.
10936.
Himmelreich (F.) Love’s romance.
19492.
Himmelstjerna (G. von Samson-) See
Samson-Himmelstjerna (G. von)
Himmler (J.) Kinderwachtparade
(Hine) 153897.
Hirmste (A. J.) :
Comrades. 20934.
On the water. 21864.
Swiss dance. 22239.
Hinckley (C. T.)
time. 18065.
Hinds (O. C.) Glad rags.
Hinds, Noble & Eldredge:
Melodies. 27201.
Most popular cabinet organ pieces.
26649.
Most popular clarinet solos. 3362.
Most popular modern piano pieces.
13468.
Most popular
26650.
Most popular songs from most
popular comic operas. 29221.
Mount Union college song book.
15741.
New Vassar college song
IATL
Songs of Allegheny college. 16275.
Songs of Lehigh univ. 16276.
There'll be a big
25921.
plantation songs.
book.
Univ. of Minnesota song Dk.
14134.
Hine (E.) You're not the only girl in
town. 16704.
Hine (M. M.) Star and the song.
24740.
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pt. Ill, n. s., v. 6
Hines (B. R.)
quitoes. 1986.
Hink (J.) Beware of the men. 4541.
Hinkle (A. W.) Love needs loving
to live. 238882.
Hinton (A.):
Ktude arabesque. 14837.
Oriental serenade. 24297.
Rhapsody. 16091.
Whirl of the mos-
Romance. 18760.
Hire (H. J.) Ballroom fiend. 14458.
Hirn (C.):
Am spinnrocken. 18290.
Htude. 12996.
Valse mignonne. 14153.
Hirsch (C.) Owl’s love. 11413.
Hirsch (L. A.):
Angélique. 27774, 30364 (58).
Boardwalk crawl. 22813, 25197
(52).
Sede college boys. 22878, 27714
1
Clarinet’s love. 22959, 27714 (44).
Come and dance with me. 28082,
30364 (63).
Cupid’s lane. 230382, 25197(72).
Hlevation. 25743.
Gaby glide. 28415, 30364(77).
He came from Milwaukee. 2822.
I sing tra la. 238568, 27714(74).
I’ve heard that before. 27714(76),
28706. ‘
Piccadilly bend. 24358.
Tony Caponi. 27714(1385).
When you hear love’s “hello.”
30267, 30364(180).
_Hirsch (L. C.) It never can happen
again. 21485.
Hirsch (R.) Méadel mit dem, etce., p. p.
3234.
Hirshburg (EK. M.) Grape-vine swing.
5044.
Hirst (A. L.) Harmony in eight
pages. 7582.
Hirst (G. H.) Communion service.
28098.
Hirst (G. S.) Wake up! ye roses.
9563.
Hirt (A.) Alla Turca e alla Zingara.
2114.
His honor the barber. 3001.
Hission (C.):
All my boyhood thoughts were
yous, 9siZ
Kitty McGee. 10982.
Hit pub. co.:
Freshie. 4959.
How’d you like to be a bird man.
5174.
I will love,you. 5250.
Mother’s little soldier boy. 5682.
Summer time and you, dearie.
6271.
Hit pub. co.— Continued. |
You’re a girl that stands out from
the rest. 6634.
Hitchcock pub. co.:
Hileen. 12744.
Farewell. 18829.
On thy shore when eve is falling.
3501. ©
Hitchings (R.):
Bible is the best book. 14514,
Children’s friend. 14626.
Glory be to Him who loved us.
14978.
Mighty God, while angels bless
Thee. 15667.
Oh, give thanks to Him who made.
15886.
We would see Jesus.
Hitchings (V. D.)
bloom again. 4289,
Hite (M.) You’re going to lose your
husband. 14299.
Hitz (F.):
Flowery pathway. 49387.
Pastorale. 21901.
Hjerpe (J. R.) Harbor. 10575.
Hladnik (I.) Ftinf fugierte festspiele.
28580.
Hmelovsky (Mrs. J.)
ley. 26421.
Hoard (S.) You. 25168.
Hobbs (A.) Teddy in the airship.
22266.
Hobbs (C. B.)
lehem. 1237.
Hobbs (W. L.) Dixie. 14755.
Hoberg (B. M.) Little orphant Annie. |
29005-29007.
Hoby (C.) Russian wedding. 180.
Hochbaum (H.) You’re the honey girl
for me. 2049.
Hochschulz (M.)
roam, dear. 2008. |
Hochstadt (E.) Detroit, where life is |
worth living. 2511.
Hochstein (K.) :
Abendklange. 6654.
Als wir die welt zu klein. 16768.
Auftrag. 2181.
Beim scheiden. 168389.
Deutsche treue. 18696.
Es rauscht der wald. 17049.
Fahr wohl, ich hatte dich so lieb.
16581.
When the roses
Lily of the val-
O little town of Beth-
Will you always |
2627.
Gastlich haus. 74389.
Gottesfrieden. 17147.
Heimat (Die) 17196.
Im Mai. 17823.
In die ferne. 2990.
Jung volker. 5366.
Kreuzstreiter (Die) 10948.
Kriegers traum. 1382381.
Landsknechts-biwak. 10962.
Sauer wein. 11706.
Scheiden. 17898.
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INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Hochstein (K.)—Continued.
Schirm’ dich Gott, du deutscher
wald. 17894.
See-kameraden. 16190.
Sonnenschein. 20237.
Speelmannszauber. 17972.
Star (Der). 6242.
Treuer tod. 18098.
Walther von der vogelweide. 18154.
Willkommengruss. 6571.
Zu Biebrich am Rheine. 14318.
Zur wahistatt. 18242.
Zwei triume. 9778.
Hockey (A):
Don’t be contrary Mary. 412.
Don’t forget to write. 2533.
I’m going back to lonesome town.
(731.
Life is but a fading flower. 17407.
Love me honey! 18317.
Sleepy moon. 1589.
Why don’t you smile. 1993.
Hodge (—):
Memories of the old school bell.
17525.
You’re the sweetest girl in all the
world to me. 2051.
Hodge (V.): ;
Away to the harvest field. 14428.
Sheltered in the port of rest. 24607.
Hodges (D. F.) Rebecca. 143819 (20).
Hodges (F. C.) Sister Kate. 29797.
Hodges (J.) Ever lovin’ kid. 7316:
Hodges (J.S.B.) Easter carols. 7261.
Hodges (R. E.) Dreams of the golden
past. 7289.
Hodgson (C. I.) :
Hope. 722.
To Thee. 1795.
Holzer (G.) Blumenspiele. 4558.
Holzer (O.) Auf freiers fiissen. 4458.
Hoen (E.) jr. Yes he was. 9744.
Hofelt (J. W.) Won’t you try to love
me? 27666.
Hofer (M.R.):
Music for the child world. 29249.
Two serious carols. 28581.
Hofer (W. L.) Dixie. 10248.
Hoff (fF. R.) This is grand. 22803,
25197 (242).
Hoff (G.) :
Bonnie Ruth. 2294.
Life is sweet. 23820.
Scherzo. 15189.
Hoff (G. J.) Playtime. 19936.
Hoffman (A.) I wonder why the
moonlight always makes me think
of love. 19176.
Hoffman (D.) I’msailing home. 2924.
Hoffman (E.):
Evening primrose. 9782 (3).
On the banks of the Willamette.
17693.
Hoffman (EH. A.):
Banks of the Jigmaree. 6814.
Bear me upward with my- cross.
22750.
Better land. 18426.
Crucified with Him. 10169.
Dear mother, cease your weeping.
7149.
Far up in heaven’s blue. 7342.
God’s keeping power. 7481.
He careth for you. 10580.
I will follow anywhere. 10787.
Jesus, delightful name. 19286.
Just for a day. 7950.
Lord, to Thee we sing. 11038.
My sweetheart’s eyes. 8408.
O love divine. 19780.
Old plantation songs. 11360.
One sweet word with Jesus.
113879.
Slumber song. 24655.
Some day. 9088.
Storm upon the sea.
Sure refuge. 9223.
That for me will glory be. 9318.
What shall I do with Jesus.
11884.
25067.
Why dost thou not love Jesus.
25122.
Hoffman (G.) On San Francisco Bay.
8588, 8589.
Hoffman (I. F.) Vision of beauty.
1891.
Hoffman (I. O.):
Crucified with Him. 10169.
God’s keeping power. 7481.
Hoffman (J.) Because of you. 6841.
Hoffman (J.B.) Wademecum. 27498.
Hoffman (M.) Dusky Sandy from
Sandusky O-hi-o. 10298.
Hoffman (R.) Thoughts at twilight.
30042.
Hoffman (T. W.):
April eyes. 9851.
By the side of the old moss grown
red mill. 203.
Hoffman (Mrs. V. S.) Behind a cloud.
20819.
Hoffman (W. F.) Old _ plantation
songs. 11360.
Hoffmann (Rudolf) Six melodious
trill studies. 138001.
Hoffmann’s (J.) wwe:
Ballettratten. 2209.
Ballettratten walzer.
Canari (Le) 2341.
Deutsches lied. 2516.
Dorfmusikanten. 2587.
Herzensdiebin. 2852.
Muttersprache. 3875.
Regiments-marsch. 3663-3666. ~
Schwarz-gelb. 3796-8798.
Vision (La) 4201.
Hoffmann’s erzihlungen. 3472-3475,
5789.
2210-2214.
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INDEX
pt. dG, mise ve 6
Hoffmann’s love tales. 21830, 31831.
Hoffmeister (L.) Appel du printemps.
22671.
* Hoffnung (C.) Rosemary for remem-
brance. 29664.
Hofmann (H.)
27714 (2).
Hofmann (R.):
Bagatellen. 4490.
Along the brook.
Sixteen melodious pieces. 28582,
28583.
Zwei schiiler konzerte. 28584,
28585.
80 melodische studien. 21284,
23490.
Hofmeister (F.):
Blumen stehn am bichlein. 9985.
Hs regnet. 10338.
Fahrende musikant. 25791, 28330.
Feierklinge. 12797.
Fiinfzehen leichte melodisch-. und
rhytmische etiiden. 11492.
Harmonielehre. 5094.
Im herbst. 2974.
Lieder aus alter zeit.
Schule fiir oboe. 20128.
Teufelslied. 27375, 29990.
Vieilles chansons de
4191.
Weihnachtslied. 16587.
Wiegenlied. 4820.
Hogan (F.) My Uganda maid. 15795.
Hogan (J.) Vacation time is over.
6409.
Hogan (J. B.):
Have a little pity on a fat man.
17178.
In sunny Spokane. 15297.
Hogan (P. V.) I’m a merry young
19415.
France.
lassie. 28680.
Hogan (Mrs. W. J.) Way to a man’s
heart. 4246.
Hogans (The) In sunny Spokane.
15297.
Hogben (KH. J.)
you will love me.
How do you know
7656.
Hoheit amtisiert sich. 12726, 13158,
13340-18343, 13409, 18410, 14275,
14792, 15154, 15564, 15633, 156384,
16249, 16545, 16495, 16496, 17479,
18754, 18755, 19512, 20470, 20471.
20566, 20985, 21285, 28586.
Hohmann (C. H.) Practical violin
method. 8781.
Hoisington (J. T.)
and gray. 23514.
Holbrook (EH. H.)
soul. 13166.
Holbrook (H. F.):
He not only forgives, but forgets.
2826.
Hid with Christ in God.
I am glad it’s whosoever.
Jesus will save you now.
Hurrah for blue
Jesus lover of my
17201.
2885.
3058.
Holbrook€(J.) :
Little fairy. 138287.
Love and I. 13314.
O dreamy, gloomy friendly trees.
8510.
Tho’ all the stars. 12022.
To thee, Wales. 24905.
Holbrook (J..P.) Refuge. 3661.
Holeomb (G. H.) Salute the flag.
2072 (166).
Holden (A. J.):
Begin, my soul, th’ exalted lay.
9782 (1).
Benedictus in A flat. 25197 (4).
Bonum est comfiteri in A flat.
22562 (f2y2
Cantate domino in A. 20703 (9).
Deus misereatur. 20708 (18).
Mellow eve is gliding. 25197 (16).
Praise ye the Lord God Almighty.
6648 (27).
Songs of faith, hope and love.
6648 (35).
Thou art near. 9782 (21,22).
Holden (C. F.) When He ealls the
roll. 4270. :
Holden (H. D.) In a motor boat
with you. 28752.
Holdsworth (W. S.) Praise waiteth
for thee. 8786.
Hollaender (A.) :
Birdling in the wood. 4547.
In the playroom. 53803.
Silverfish. 6162.
Hollaender (G.):
Fiinfzig leichte stticke. 15141.
Violinkonzert. 6447, 9581.
Hollaender (V.):
Bessere Hltere herr. 22787.
Flieger (Der) 28255.
Ganz anders. 23807.
Halbe mark. 238424,
Kirmess. 3096.
Konigin der nacht. 922.
Lady Hamilton waltzes. 10955,
12359 (85).
Leneken-duett. 23791.
Margueritenmidel (Das) 23947,
23948.
Mensch, sieh dir die bilder an.
24005.
Metropol-Schlager. 17541.
Metropoliana. 8289.
Nacht von Berlin. 24139, 24140.
Palais de danse. 24315.
Praeludium. 38597.
Reizende persOnchen. 24468.
Saison-couplet. 24544,
Schone Helene. 24564.
Sumurdn. 9211, 168345,
(229).
Totentanz. 4098. ~
Willi und Cilli, 25129; 25130.
25197
2016
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
| INDEX
Holland (D. L.) Army model of the
U. S. A. 6755.
Holland (J.) Chanticleer barn dance.
10088.
Hollander (J.) Somebody. 24678,
f 25197 (221).
| Hollenbeck (C. C.) Let us be sweet-
hearts once again. 8040.
Holliday (J. C.):
Chevalier patrol. 254.
Titania. 9390.
|Holliday (M.) Canzonetta. 6951.
| Hollingham (E. H.)
| 18279.
“Hollins (A.) :
| _ Be glad then, ye children of Zion.
Allegro risoluto.
45138.
Morceau de concert. 26645.
Prelude on the theme Angelus ad
Virginem. 8745.
Theme with variations and fugue.
| 20369.
| Hollins (M.):
Butterflies. 27961.
Columbine. 28080.
Coquette. 28116.
Shadows. 29771.
29810.
Holloway (H.) Novellette no. 1.
11296.
Holman (G. H.) Why don’t you call
me dearie? 27640.
Holmboe (C.) Guldregar. 5064.
-Holme (E. A.) Dear mother, cease
your weeping. 7149.
Holmes (A. J.) Heart and a rose.
| Slumber song.
|
|
| 10593.
Holmes (C.) My dear little village
home. 11213.
Holmes (FE. B.):
Flirtation caprice. 14319 (60).
Hunter’s march. 143819 (68).
_ Holmes (EH. M.):
On the lake. 3499.
Only an Easter blossom. 5829.
Holmes (G. E.):
| Courtier (The) 18628.
Incense. 28794.
| Little Ione. 28998.
Master builder. 29129.
Our merchant marine. 19864.
Holmes (H. D.)
Re kid. 9182.
Holmes (J. O.)
- meet me. 15260.
Holmes (K.) My mariposa lily. 8890.
Stop your winking,
I wonder if she’ll
Holmes (N.) Come be my daffodilly,
do. 18594.
Holmes (R.) Bridal tour of Panama.
14557.
Holmes (R. K.) I love you only, no
matter where I roam. 19142.
Holmes (Y. C.) Arizona Rose. 22682.
Holmes (W.) My Molly O. 5716.
Holmes-Alford (—) Going up head.
10505.
Holmes musie co.:
Come with me to roseland. 20931.
Derby (The) 28208.
Down in the wet!
28246.
Going up head. 10505.
Heart and a rose. 10598.
In a blue sunbonnet and a ging-
ham gown. 19204.
Queen of hearts. 19988.
Singing water. 29795.
Someone. 22146.
Holmund (A.) Garden of girls.
Holst (E.):
Awakening of the nightingales.
4471.
Belle de Madrid.
Bird’s evening song.
Brocken revels. 4599.
Buffalo hunt. 4608.
Carmen. 18518.
Dream of the waltz. 4822.
Flying witches. 9782 (33).
Galatea. 4973.
Garden of thoughts.
Golden glow. 2759.
Heart longings. 5115.
Kiss of youth. 3097.
Little gypsie girl. 6648 (81).
Love’s delight. 21586.
On pleasure bent. 3496.
Radiant smiles. 2072 (162).
Thunder and lightning. 6354.
Tripping thro’ the cornfield. 6377.
Under the mistletoe. 6396.
Valse (La) 6411.
Voice of the heart. 6452.
Woman’s charm. 6609.
Holst (G. von) See Von Holst (G.)
wet! sea.
4977.
4529.
6648 (43).
23508.
Holst (M. Seuel-) See Seuel-Holst
(M.)
Holi Cae 2.).:
New normal music course. 15819.
17644.
Role. songs of the normal, course.
20703 (45).
Holthaus music co.
18403.
Molton) ¢E...B.):
Angel’s song. 22664. .
Beautiful star. 22752.
Bring blossoms bright.
Children’s army. 14624.
Christ hath arisen. 4667.
Christ is born. 229387.
Crown Him. 4725.
Easter bells are ringing.
Easter coronation. 4841.
Easter light. 4843.
Hosanna to the Morning
23499.
Behold the state.
12539.
4840.
Star.
2017
INDEX
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 6
Holton (F. B.)—Continued.
Jesus is born to-day. 23673.
Jesus is risen. 53846.
Jesus lives again. 5348.
Keep sweet. 153892.
King is here. 23723.
Like Easter lilies. 5473.
Little Christmas gift. 23840.
Merry birds are singing. 18429.
Merry June-time. 13431.
Morning star. 24076.
New hope is born. 5736.
Our Christmas King. 24302.
Shine. 13871.
Sing a song of Summer.
Sing to-day. 24635.
Star of the East. 24748.
Story of Christmas time. 24757.
Story of Haster. 6255.
Suffer the children. 13976.
Summer is here. 13983.
They have a word to say. 6343.
Victor King. 6489.
13885.
Welcome to June. 14211.
Welcome to summer. 14212,
14218.
Holtzclaw (C. EH.) ‘Tell it all to Jesus.
9295.
Holy cross.
Holzer (J.):
Alpine echoes. 30874.
Full moon. 380504.
May bells chiming. 30615.
Holzfoster (A.) Her cowboy sweet-
heart. 15128.
Holzmann (A.):
Ilona. 19200.
Winning fight.
22503.
Homer (S.):
Junglings
10876.
Kosak (Der) 10941.
Schreiber (Der). 117387.
Song of the shirt. 27247.
Verlorene schifer. 12125.
Homer (V.) There’s a little town in
Dixie that I call home. 16481.
Homestead music ¢o.:
Nobody’s got any use for me.
19755.
Songs of Bethlehem.
Hommel (R.) Daffodils.
Honeymoon suite. 28598.
Honsa (C.) ‘Tell me if you love me.
27369.
Hood (A. L.):
Lullaby. 3222.
Six vocal exercises.
Hood (A. S.):
aranger (The) 28499.
Moonlight on the mountain.
Oh, give me the
8554.
Up the incline.
15504.
14271, 16728 (72),
abzug in den _ krieg.
24706.
18650.
13008.
3354.
summertime.
12091.
Hood (H.)
Hood (J. J.)
Easter carols. 2072 (28).
Hood’s carols for Christmas.
(17).
Pleasant hour. 2072 (44).
Royal fountain. 2072 (52).
Songs of the new life.
Spicy breezes. 2072 (56).
Hood (J. J.) co.:
Awake Thou that sleepest. 14424.
Christ is born. 4668.
Christ is risen, Alleluiah. 14643.
Go forward. 14979.
In God’s garden. 15287.
Lowden’s book of anthems.
Manger’s treasure. 3261.
Precious hymns. 17754.
Triumphant Redeemer.
Voice of nature. 16536.
The robin. 6648 (32).
17462.
16466.
2072 (55). —
i |
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}
{
2072
Hook (J) Little farm well tilled.
11014.
Hooley (J.) Get over Sal. 17121. |
Hooligan (K.) Don’t ery, Dollie don’t —
ery. 4804.
Hooper (M.) For you. 23273.
Hoover (A.) His lost love. 5152.
Hope (A.):
Cupid’s whisper. 348.
Garden of memory. 30509.
Radiant morn. 1405.
Hope (N.) Do you remember. 16999.
Hope (O.) pseud. See Zielinski (J.
de)
Hope (V. C.) Sweethearts maybe.
20320.
Hope music co. Rosemary for remem-
brance. 29664. |
Hope pub. co.:
All hail. 22623.
All the bells shall tell the story.
4404.
As the stars. 9862.
AS we pass along. 9863.
Birds and blossoms. 9970.
Brighter than the morning. 22842.
Bring forth the floral crown. 4597.
Christ is born. 229388.
Christ is winning the world.
10112.
Christmas day. 22944.
Christmas every day. 22945.
Christmas joy. 22946.
Christmas season. 22951.
Come forth, behold Him.
Crown Him. 4726.
Daisies in a row. 10180.
Day of light and love. 10204.
Doing His will. 10260.
Earnest, active, true.
22975.
10300.
Earth is a garden of flowers.
10301.
Easter bells are pealing. 7259.
Haster day. 7263.
Easter happiness. 4842.
2018
i
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Hope pub. co.—Continued. Hope pub. co.—Continued.
Easter story. 4844.
Empty tomb. 4858.
Father in heaven. 10363.
Father, send thine angels. 7353.
Flowers of Easter. 4936.
Forward. 10415.
From Calvary’s hill. 4966.
Give Him praise. 10474.
Give unto the Lord. 5003.
Glory to God. 23346.
Glory to God in the highest.
23348.
Glory to the King. 23349.
God’s hand we see. 10502.
Great is the Lord. 5045.
Great King’s army. 10542.
Hail! hail! hail! 23421.
Hail to the King. 23423.
Happy angel voices. 23434.
Happy little pilgrims. 10573.
Hark, the voice. 5091.
Hark to the robins. 7580.
He sees the sparrow. 10587.
Hear the glad bells ringing. 23451.
Hear the summer voices. 10592.
His song shall be with me. 10615.
In the morning. 7856.
Jesus’ little friend. 10859.
Jesus lives. 5347.
Jesus loves the little children.
10860.
Joy to the world. 23691, 23692.
Jubilee bells. 23696.
Keep singing. 10907.
King of love. 23724.
King’s highway. 10924.
Let every heart rejoice. 10979.
Lilies and roses and lilacs. 11008.
Lily-bells. 8069.
Lily song. 5476.
Little silver star. 238538.
Lo, an army cometh. 11025.
Lord is in His garden. 11035.
Lord Jesus our Savior. 23867.
March to the call of duty. 11094.
More love and faith. 11180.
My heart is glad. 24104.
Night that Jesus came. 24166.
O blessed name. 24200.
O Jesus, loving Savior. 5772.
O starry plains, awake. 24220.
O the happy time. 5780.
On Children’s day morning. 113683.
On the frosty breezes. 24271.
One by one. 11875.
Peace and good will. 243834.
Perseverance band. 11450.
Praise the Lord. 11509.
Praise to the King. 11511.
Prince of peace. 24418.
Rally round the standard. 5974.
Rejoice, all ye people. 24470.
Rejoice, rejoice. 8835. ;
Rejoice, the Lord is risen. 5991.
Resurrection gladness. 6000.
Risen from the dead. 8864.
Rose-buds. 11638.
Roses sweet and fragrant. 11653.
Royal message. 24523.
Shout, O daughter of Jerusalem.
24614.
Shout victory. 9030.
Shout, ye hills. 6146.
Sing of His grace. 6169.
Sing out in glad carols. 11800.
Singing His praise. 11802.
Song of gladness. 24683.
Song of jubilation. 6210.
Song of the stars. 24701.
Stone is rolled away. 9180.
Stone rolled away. 6254.
Story of the sky. 24759.
Sunshine and smiles. 11924.
Sweet Haster-time. 6286.
Sweet message. 24808.
Sweetest ever heard. 9245.
Swell the loud triumphant song.
9249,
Twine the flowers. 12077.
Unto us a child is born. 24955.
Voices of the sky. 25021.
When the bells of Christmas ring.
25089.
Who is like unto the Lord. 12262.
Winds are chanting. 12286.
With palm and song. 9702.
Wonderful are Thy works. 12298.
Wonderful Jesus. 25147.
Worship the Lord. 25158.
Would we. 25159.
Hope valley. 14836, 14657.
Hopewell (G.) Why the hobble skirt
was invented. 16663.
Hopgood (V.) Ring me o’er the tele-
phone, dearie. 29620.
Hopkins (C. B.) :
Beautiful story. 25366.
Breathe upon me Holy Spirit.
25449.
Carry joyful tidings. 222.
Christ of Galilee. 25543.
Coronation hymn. 25598.
Good Shepherd. 25950.
His promise will not fail. 26066.
IT am going home. 21318.
I can not do without Jesus. 26110.
I will be ready, dear master. 2938.
Jesus is my Shepherd. 26284.
Jesus the morning star. 26287.
Jesus was there for me. 26288.
Savior lead me all the way. 27169.
Tell me of Jesus. 27871.
What are you doing for Him.
27586.
What does it mean to you. 1945.
Hopkins (D. E.):
Wondering. 25149.
You are the world to me. 14288.
2019
INDEX
pt. Tp Mess Ve.
Hopkius (F.):
Coronella. 18617.
Débutante (La). 18685,
Lilies and thee. 972.
Hopkins (Mrs. L. M.)
Doone:
Hopp (A. C.)
Hoppe (G.):
Concertina medley. 4701.
Overture Sooselinsky. 5855.
Love carol.
Rosemary. 13768.
Hoppe (J.) Jehovah ist mein Hirte.
26282.
Hopper (Mrs. R. L.) Our dream gar-
den. 8626.
Hopton (Colonel) Ceylon whispers.
27999.
Hopton (J.) Ceylon whispers. 12572.
Horan (A. A.):
Tickle me. 14080.
Whacky whack. 14220.
Horan (H.) If I could but win your
love. 10759.
Horn (A.) Dort oben im gebirge.
7205.
Horn (C. E.) Banks of Allan water.
afiatial
Horn (K.):
Antwort. 30379.
Bei dir. 30406.
Bitte. 30413.
Brennende liebe. 30418.
Dreifach ist des Raumes mass.
304738.
30579.
30760.
30772.
Konnte trost.
Sonate, C moll.
Stindchen (Das)
Stille liebe. 30778.
Umsonst. 380807.
Verklungen. 30811.
Wie kann ein herz. 308382.
Zur briut’ gen nacht. 380841.
Zur ruhe. 380842.
Horn (Mrs. P. van) See Van Horn
(Mrs. P.)
Horne (A.) Historical scenes for
schools. 10617.
Horne (M.):
Little dreams of gold. 30590.
Love’s invocation. 29059.
O evening sun. 24202.
Ride (The) 16098.
Song of joy. 9107.
Two songs. 2874.
Horner (H.) Your face beams in
every star. 18235.
Horner (M.):
Boys from the Yankee land. 22828.
Sly old moon. 16239.
Horning (A.) Put on your old silk
shawl, Mary. 19982.
Horrocks (A. EH.):
Discontented bunny. 10245.
Picture story-books. 11461.
Travellers’ tales. 12058.
oe
Erorst: (CAL, Gar
Hid away. 151381.
Keeping close to Jesus. 153894.
Press the battle onward. 16034.
Hortense (Sister) Dance of the Peas-
ants: nae
Hortiz (J. F.)
12866.
Horton (El D. B.) Awakening of the
waves. 96.
Horton (H. Al Ray:
Golden sunshine. 21192.
Harp of glory. 2813.
Horton (M. C.) My home-made trun-
dle bed. 29271.
Horton (Z.) Mama’s naughty boy.
19523.
Hortz (J. F.) My blushing rose. 13485.
Horvath (G.):
Album leaf. 25297.
Cortége des elfes. 93018.
Danse de la sylphide. 28055.
Drei kurze stticke. 15153.
Etude—novellette. 23192.
Festival march. 514.
Hungarian dance. 10652.
Hungarian sketch. 26102.
Joyeuseté. 23698.
Little ballet dancer.
Magdalia. 19518.
Pierette gavotte.
Poéme hongroise.
Promenade matinale,
Siesta. 27168.
Spring revels. 20270.
Sur Capri. 9221.
Tinkling bells. 4078.
Viennese life. 4193.
Winter sports. 20647.
Hoschna (K.):
Accent makes no difference in the
Game of see saw.
5483,
24361.
24373.
24426.
language of love. 9791, 9792,
P2859 (ae
Barn dance or schottische. 18244
(52).
Begging. 99388.
Bill and coo. 12505, 14819(35).
Boxing game. 22825, 25197 (54).
Clinging vine. 2838, 2072(82).
Come closer. 297, 2072(84).
Doctor De Luxe. 12700, 14760,
17001, 17003, 20989, 28220.
Doctor Tinkle Tinker. 407.
Every little movement. 2617-2619,
4891, 4892, 12774.
Family album. 23220, 25197(85).
For every boy who’s lonely. 10399,
10400, 14819(62), 18881, 21121,
21122, 23268, 23269, 25861.
Girl of my dreams. 588, 4999,
7461, 7462, 12890.
Girlies .you’ve kissed in your
dreams. 2780. ,
Give me a good Havana. 7465.
2020
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
| Hosechna (K.)—Continued.
Homeland. 1718, 2072 (107), 2867,
5164, 18005, 1514547, 28595.
How to bring up a girl. 238505.
Humming top. 15169, 18244 (66).
I John take thee Matilda. 2072
(110), 2897.
I want a regular man. 23578,
25197 (120) 26180.
If only someone would teach me.
804, 2072 (123).
If you'll only snuggle me.
14819 (79).
In bad man’s land.
(126), 26218.
In old Wall street.
(429), 26228.
In the swim. 837, 2072 (126).
Je n’ sais comment. 28836.
Jealousy. 18163, 14319 (98).
Katy did. 2072 (181), 5384, 5886;
7963, 10904, 13202, 15389, 15390,
235, 237116.
Katy-did song. S897.
Katy-did waltzes. 16728 (48).
Letter you shouldn’t have sent.
10988, 14819 (107).
Liebeslaube. 17406.
7814,
23614, 25197
23625, 25197
Little girl I love you. 8081, 143819
(108).
Love is a race. 15518.
Madame Sherry. 1021, 5548, 8166,
14319 (117).
Madame Sherry waltzes. 11072.
March and two-step. 18244 (74).
Men are all alike. 24001, 25197
(165).
Nighty girl. 1205, 1206.
No one but you. 11282, 11283,
12359 (94), 19753.
On the quiet. 24274, 25197 (192).
Other fellow. 2072 (159).
Out with the owl. 1298, 2072
(160).
Save up your kisses for a rainy
day. 1506, 3771, 6648 (105).
Skeleton in the closet. 11810,
18244.
Sleeping and waking. 24649,
27714 (124).
Snuggle. 9077.
That’s the way to treat a little
doggie. 14056, 14319 (150).
That’s the way we do it out in
Kansas. 1758, 2072 (183).
That will keep him true to you.
14059, 14819 (149).
What would my poor wife say.
9611.
When love flies in the window.
25088, 25197 (256).
With down-cast eye. 2018, 2019.
Won’t some one take me home.
2027, 2072 (199).
Hoschna (K.)—Continued.
You could love me just the same.
25172, 25197 (267), 27686.
Hosmer (HE. S.):
Behold the days come. 25373.
Brethren I declare unto you. 6910.
He that dwelleth. 17190.
: I love the Lord. 5218, 28676.
O Lord of hosts. 11316.
O Love that will not let me go.
15871.
Wait my soul upon the Lord.
22418.
Hosmer (F. L.) Unity hymns &
chorals. 16490.
Hosmer (I...) Equestrienne (L’).
283800.
Hotaling (L.) He never will go back
on me. 5105.
Houck (O. K.) piano co.:
If any body asks you where I am.
10757.
Monkey rag. 11178.
Houdret (M.) Impressions. 30558.
Houdyshell (R. A.) My little cottage
home down the lane. 29275.
Houfflack (A.) :
Habafiera. 15053.
3°™° romance sans paroles.
4°™° romance sans paroles.
Houfflack (G.) fils et Grassal:
Romance mystique. 8882.
Soleil couchant. 9085.
3°™" romance sans paroles. 9780.
4em’ menuet. 16726.
4°™° romance sans paroles. 16727.
Houge (D. J.) Where the sweet mag-
nolias grow. 18191.
Hough (I.):
O love divine. 19780.
9780.
16727.
One sweet word with Jesus.
11379.
Houghton & co.:
Choralia. 16917.
Plus jolie.. 1358.
Houser (C. L.) If the world were |
filled with girls like you. 28599.
Hovey (F.) Divorcee. 14758.
Hovey (J.) Knowledge. 21494.
Hovis (R. D.) Safe at home. 22058.
Howard (C.) Bereavement. 22783.
Howard (F.) Only a pansy blossom.
8607.
Howard (F. J.)
Kine 211s.
Howard (G.):
Little green gate.
While the sun shines.
Howard (G. F.):
Best of friends must part.
Sky rocket march. 9067.
Howard (G. P.) Polar bear
3589.
Glory to the child
26430.
27635.
18425.
rag.
2021
INDEX
pt. I, ns, v. 6 ff
Howard (I. A.):
In Dreamland to-night let us meet.
17287.
’Tis the same little girl.
Howard (J.):
Beer song. 18397.
Covered by His love.
Sunshine. 9219,
There’s only one Jesus for me.
30027.
Howard (J. E.):
Frisco frizz. 10429, 12359 (71).
He’s the champion of them all.
681.
Hello! hello! 9782 (389), 10601.
Just a little smile. 9782 (50),
10887. ’
Just for you. 9782 (51), 10894.
16453.
28130.
Lindy come along. 9782 (56),
11011.
Love’s dreamy tune. 9782 (61),
11058.
Mary Ann. 9782 (63), 11102.
What us poor girls go through.
1948.
Howard (J.._F.) Maid of the mist.
8184.
Howard (J. W.):
In the surf at the sea. 236387.
Isn’t she nobby. 23657.
Howard (L.):
Six little songs for somebody. 730.
Songs for you and me. 29860.
Howard (M. M.) Lift thine eyes.
23828.
Howard (Rena) MI’ll be a sister to
you. 26131.
Howard (Rollin) pseud. See White
(C. A.)
Howard (S. L.) Violin transposition
and the musical scales systematized.
30815.
Howard (W. E.) Missouri march.
5658.
Howard (W. G.) O! to be with thee,
Marie. 8524.
Howard (W. P.) Isn’t she nobody.
23657.
Howarth (L.) Aviator (The) 16809.
Howe (A. C.) When the dandelions
bloom down by the old mill brook.
16628.
Howe (A. L.)
mocking bird sings.
Howe (C. T.):
Development of technique.
102388.
Finger exercises. 10375.
Tone development. 12052.
Howe (J. H.):
Blessing, honor, glory. 4380 (9).
Glory to Thee. 6648 (11).
He is thy Lord. 6648 (17).
His love is everlasting. 6648 (19).
Beautiful songs the
12482.
10237,
Howeth (J. M.)
| Howlett (M. H.)
Howe (J. H.)—Continued. i
In heavenly love abiding. 6648
(20). ; ]
Howe & Roberts. When the twilight
fades away. 16637.
Howe music co. When the dandelion
blooms. 16628.
Howell (C. E.) Alimony go ’way.
16749.
Howell (C. T.) Lord is my Shepherd.
29036.
Howell (E. C.) Leonora.
Howells (H. N.):
Thy tu-whits are lulled. 30789.
5449.
When cats run home. 30829.
Howells (W. A.):
Now the day is over. 15854.
Sweet is the sunlight after rain.
16360. ;
Howes (C. L.) Cure (The). 25621.
When the _ roses
bloom again. 12229. .
Howsgill (J. S.) Moreeau élégant.
209038.
Howlett (1L.)
Bible. 16577.
We love the good old
Kiss the little ones
for me. 10929.
Howley (P. J.) music co.
moon, moon. 3349.
Howrihan (P.) Let me alone.
Hoy (M.) Chippewa rag. 6999.
Hoyland (Mrs. E.) Evening time.
4888.
Hoyt (G.) Ye are the light of the
world. 9739.
Hoyt (H.) Fly, fly, fly. 528.
Hoyt, (Hae
Jamestown
26280.
Messina in ruins.
Hoyt . (Yasar
Moon,
8029.
in the year 1607.
24027.
Kimberly rag.
4380 (1386).
Hoyt (H. R.) Songs of melody. |
20236. 1
Hubay (J.):
Hejre Kati. 7615, 10598.
Hungarian gipsy song. 28620.
Hungarian poem. 28622.
Song of the Puszta maiden.
29852.
Zephyr (The). 12344.
Hubbard (B. C.) Leave me not alone.
5437.
Hubbard CE. @i Ee)
Hubbard (M.) Maybe.
Hubbell (R.):
Along Broadway. 22687.
Annabelle Jerome. 25275.
Cake walk. 14576.
Divorce. 25676.
Girl in pink. 14961.
Give us a ragtime tune.
He’s crazy. 26035.
Luey! 15544.
19550.
2788.
2022
|. Hubert (Jean)
| Huber (EK. J.)
| Huber (F.)
_ Hudson (0. N.)
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
INDEX
Hubbell (R.)—Continued.
How would you like to be my
poney. 15166.
I’m dying for you. 2919, 6648
(65).
I’ve been looking for a girl like
you. 23570.
If I just think of her. 2959.
It’s nice to have someone to love
you. 23661.
Kisses at auction. 910, 6648 (77).
Lily and the rose. 23882.
Mary Ann, where are you. 26540.
Molly Maguire. 24056.
Moonlight. 24065.
My toreador. 3402.
New York, you’re the best town
in Europe. 15821.
Oh Romeo. 26806.
She didn’t seem to care. 24604.
She trimmed them, oh so neatly.
3841, 6648 (110).
Take care little girl, take care.
18028.
Three Romeos. 27423.
Those good old days can never
come again. 4061, 6648 (124).
Waltzes. 26095.
What has become of the girls I
used to know. 4261.
When you meet her in the sum-
mer time. 4298.
Why don’t you be nice to some
nice young fellow. 4814.
You’ve been kissing the Blarney
stone. 4861, 6648 (1389). ¥.
Firewater. 28361.
Arbutus. 27785.
Huber (H.):
Belsazzar’s gesicht. 20828.
Sanheribs untergang. 22068.
Sechs kleine konzertstciicke. 5179.
Autour de la créche.
18348.
Hubert (Julia) Lean gently on me
dear. 238779.
Hubert-Mouton. See Mouton (H.)
Huskins (I. S.) Life’s grandest
theme. 17410.
Hudson (A. W.)
in the moonlight.
Hudson (H.):
As it fell upon a day. 6763.
Cardinal’s ring. 10051.
Greet me to-night
25974.
Hudson (0O.):
Down in dear old Delaware.
14774.
Musical picture book. 19659.
Only a bunch of flowers. 198438.
Only a bunch of violets. 19842.
Oft’ I listened and
8551, 26797.
My soul is an en-
11246.
believed you.
Hudson (R. B.)
chanted boat.
Hudson (V.):
Convent chimes. 23007.
Soul of the rose. 24715.
Hudson (W.) Have I a sweetheart
there. 10579.
Hudson (W. L.) Ever dreaming, my
sweetheart, of you. 14841.
Hiie (G.):
I wept, beloved, as I dreamed.
26191.
Miracle (Le) 1098.
Huerter (C. J.) Valse miniature.
24978.
Huff (W.):
Champ Clark’s congress. 16897.
Show boy. 6147, 27164.
Huffman (C.) Down by the rippling
rill. 28244.
Hug (Gebriider) & co.:
Abschied. 18249.
Deutschland, mein
16993.
Friihlingsreigen
feste. 548.
Gegen den wind.
Heimkehr. 15114.
Heldenzeit. 10599.
Humoreske in D-dur. 28618.
In Bohmen liegt ein stadtchen.
816.
In der fremde. 15286.
Komm’ holder friihling.
Lehrgang zur griindlichen.
Lied Rechbergscher reiter.
Mégdlein und reitersmann.
Melodie. 7350.
Postillon (Der) 21946.
Spielmannslohn. 1389387.
Valses poétiques. 9488.
Wohl ein einsam roslein.
Hughes (A. W.):
Favorite hymn series.
Fort Garry. 12841.
Maple leaf forever
save the king. 8198.
Red deer. 13728.
Hughes (B. V.):
Little golden hair. 15480.
Weep not little lady. 16588.
Hughes (D.) How could I help loy-
ing you. 10644.
Hughes (E.) Nobody knows. 15841.
Hughes (H. T.) Save the sweetest
rose for me. 27108.
Hughes (I. H.) Summer whispers.
vaterland.
zum Dionysos-
D1.
23750.
10977.
19413.
29078.
30321.
7356.
[and] God
3959.
Hughes (Mrs. J. E.) Sweetheart.
6292.
Hughes (J. W.) Under the flag.
14126.
Hughes (Mrs. M.) Sweetheart. 6292.
Hughes (M. B.) May I play in your
back yard. 238978.
Hughes (S.) Chant d’hier. 4648.
Huguenots (Les) 17542.
INDEX
Huguet-Tagell (R.)
meurs. 2206.
Huhn (B.):
Divan (The)
Baisers char-
13692.
Fountain (The) 2681.
He is risen. 2825.
Invictus. 15318.
Morning stars sang _ together.
26647.
Proposal. 21970.
Rejoice ye pure in heart. 183734,
13735.
There is a blessed home. 14061.
Hulde (E.) Alone in the moonlight.
20731.
Huling (F.) Nation’s call. 15806.
Hull (A.) co.:
Echoes from Bethlehem. 103804.
Glad festal day. 10480.
In rose-time. 10801.
Prince of life. 11529.
Promise fulfilled. 11535.
Songs of love and praise. 17956.
Triumphant morning. 12064.
Hull (A. E.):
Fantasy on an old English earol.
30487.
Toccatina. 30798.
Variations poétiques, sur un
théme original. -30148.
Hull (P. G.) Jephthah and his daugh-
ter. 20703 (28).
Hull (R. B.) Dreaming in the land
of dreams with you. 10284.
Hulten (G.} Polar bear rag.
Hultgren (J.) On pay day.
Hume (A.) Afton water.
Hume (J. O.):
Cheer up
6989.
Come with me
street. 10139.
Coronation, overture 1911. 14684.
Elephant (The) 4652.
3589.
8587.
1555
lassie.
my Highland
dowh Regent
First set of eightsome reels. 28365.
Flanagan. 12815.
My wife’s gone to the country.
8410.
Overture 1911. 15951.
Hume (L.O.) JT) do anything in rea-
son. 22562 (74).
Humiston (W.H.):
Du holder jenz. 28265.
Southern fantasy. 298738.
Hummel (F.):
Drei ernste lieder. 7662.
Gottes macht. 25952.
Grosse halleluja. 25986.
Hymne. 26107.
Im rosengarten. 7824.
Mette von Marienburg. 8290.
Rosenzeit. 8904.
Schnelle bliite. 8966.
Hummel! (H.) Which one darling you
orl. 30277.
pt. WI, ns, v.84
Hummel (J. N.} 3) =
Deutscher tanz.
Walzer... Fo2:
Hummer (A.) Waidmanns-heil. 27558, |
27559. !
Humperdinck (E.) :
396.
581, |
Gesinge des spielmanns.
25906 ]
Hinsel and Gretel. 667, 23418, |
23419.
Konigskinder. 923, 924, 3105, |
10937, 15409, 23746, 23748.
Konigskinder march. 23747, 26370.
Lerche (Die) 28955.
Rosengesang. 8901.
Szenen der ginsemagd. 1709.
Humphrey (E. A.) Girl I love. 7457. -
Humphrey (H.):
Little house that’s big enough for
two. 3174.
Same old maple tree. 3759.
Humphrey (H. J.) Loved ones who 7
do not come. 19483.
Humphrey (W. B.) North American
Indian. 13563.
Humphreys (G.):
God’s almighty hand. 5017.
Soul’s anchor. 30768.
Humphries (J.) Sonate en ut mineur. |
(33. |
Hundred dollar bill.
12338.
Hundred years ago. 734.
Huney (F. G.) What’s the use of }
sighing. 30229.
Hunnewell (F. S.):
Oakland. 21820.
Parting hymn. 21897.
Salvator. 22060.
Woodridge. 22519.
AuntoCAgy:
Apple core. 6745.
For you, just you. 10404.
Good-bye my sweetheart. 28480.
I am going back to Kansas. ¥
13024.
Long ago among the roses. 15499. 1
My airship boy. 29258.
Those happy days. 12025.
Would you dare love a little girl
like me. 14282.
Hunt (A. HE.) Cash. 18521. 4
Hunt (A. F.) When in days gone by I
10645, 11985, |
knelt at mother’s knee. 16621. .
Hunt (C. R.) Old college bell. 17681. |}
Hunt ( Mrs. Chas.) Blue eyed Molly. |
14532.
Hunt (Charlotte) That for you.
1754.
Hunt (B.) Grand army of the repub- .
lic, 21240:
Hunt (H. E.) Welcome to morn. |
27582.
Hunt’. <a. on They will all be }
gathered there. 12017.
2024
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.-—Deec.. 1911
Hunt (N. A. Bonavia-)
Hunt (N. A.)
Hunt (W.):
Carrie, dear
See Bonavia-
Carrie, come put on
the gloves. 10057.
Narrow way. 15804.
Hunter (F. Smilax and lilacs.
3866.
Hunter (R. M.) ‘They will all be
gathered there. 12017.
Hunter (W.) College rag. 2423.
Huntington (E. S. 8.):
Every little girlie has a certain
little way. 2616.
Oh gee! don’t your mother dress
you cute. 15885, 22562 (105).
Huntington (J. H.) jr.
\
It came upon the lt clear.
26268.
Ring out the bells for Christmas.
27044.
Huntley (M.) Rose of old Saint
Louis. 1468.
Huntley. 15354.
Huntoon (A. D.):
Black cherries. 2282.
Locust blossoms. 3181.
Hunyady (Mrs. M.) I will not marry
an old millionaire. 23583.
Hupp (H. J.) Ora bella. 113892.
Hurd (C.):
Gypsy knows. 7544.
Patriotism. 17728.
Hurd (R. J. W.) Sweet hush-a-by.
22298.
Huré (J.) Sept chansons de Bre-
tagne. 738.
| Hurford (N. H.):
27949.
25141.
Buried hopes.
Wishbone (The)
Huston (F. C.)—Continued.
Blood-stained banner.
Crucified, buried, risen.
Going home by and by. 2756.
Grandly the hosts are marching.
5042.
Ill tell it whenever I
I love to sing the story.. 2911.
Im coming home tonight. 2917.
I’m coming to Jesus tonight. 2918.
I want to be ready when He ealls.
2937.
go. 2907.
John, three, sixteen. 3060.
My Savior divine. 3396.
No darkness. 34380.
Praise ye the Lord. 3600.
She’s longing to see you saved.
3839.
Shining for Jesus. 6141.
Tell it wherever you go. 4016.
Word of God shall stand. 4348.
Hutcheson (L. 8S.) Alone. 9820.
Hutchings & Romer. 4 love songs.
22012.
Hutchins (A. E.) Summer lullaby.
27319.
Hutchins (C. S8.):
Evening service in the key of F.
17053.
Te Deum laudamus in D. 18042.
Hutchins (F. H.) Cleansing blood.
7023.
Hutchinson (C. M.) The dawn. 378
Hutchinson bros. Hutchinson bro.’s
rag. 19096.
Hutsell (F.) Come let’s go down to
Tvozes. 20927.
Hutter (H.):
Karfunkel von Wisby.
Weichensteller. 6489.
Hulton (R.) Only to be with you.
15388.
Hurlbut (S. 8S.) Divine praises. 18705. 5830)
| Hurlbut (W. G.) : Hutton (W.) King George. 19336
Her gold brown hair. 10605. ee ihve. (0.) Mather 12471. ;
Thou star of the night. 2741S. Bee Nr) ee eee ee
= Hyan (K.) Lieder aus alter zeit.
Hurlbutt (F. R.) Phi alpha delta. 9415.
13666. Hyatt (NX. L):
' Huron (EL) : Elfin revels. 23166.
Heart of a girl. 28555. Humoresque. 23510.
Land sehen! all sweethearts are Hunt (The) 23512.
true. 28929. Light-hearted fairy. 28979.
| Hurst i i ae Valsette in F. 24976.
December romance. 16986. Hyde (F.S.) Student’s prayer. 17995.
Highwayman Dick. 15132. Hyde (W.):
Hurstinen (S.) Transcription. 6367. Ev’rybody shouted, goal. 17061.
|) Hurum (A.) Sonate. 1672. Girl I want. 7458.
if Huse (R. lL.) Lorelei (Die) 11040. With my little pail and snovel in
Hussey (J.): my hand. 2021.
1) June time. 21465. Hyette (A. H.):
i Teddie and Freddie. 29990. Dream of spring. 7223.
usted (F.) Meet me where sweet Far East. 7340.
) magnolias grow. 15627. You love me, I know. 6629.
Huston (F. C.): | Hyland (L.) Ola. 29393.
| Be ye reconciled. 2238. ' Hylands (E.) Memories ofyou. 15645.
| 2025
26596—12——-18
INDEX
Di ee arse VG
Hylands (F.):
Be a good little girl. 14465.
It looks like a good old summer
time. 15824.
Hylands & Hylands. Memories of you.
15645.
Hylands & Shields. It looks like a
good old summertime. 15324.
Hylands, Shields & Murphy.
good little girl. 14465.
Hyldelund (M. T.) I owe it to my
country. 15247.
Hymnal (The) 21309.
Hymns for the church. 30549.
Hyndman (M.):
My boy youw’re
24100.
Sweet Bessie dear. 24800.
Iaslar (J. EH.) Rapsodie. 29574.
Ideal music publishers. She is the
girl I love. 9017.
Idle (F.):
Berceuse.
Reverie. 220138.
Idomeneo. 30635.
Idone (J. C.):
Good night. 6380.
Happy thoughts.
Sweet dreams.
Iff (L.) Eden.
Ignatius (S. B.)
the Eagles
16333.
Thmsen (J. B.)
ie. aim bye Mie.
Thr adjutant. 6707-6809, 7112, 7164,
7789, 7819-7822, 7995, 8259, 8967,
9034, 10779, 12129, 12170.
Ligeler = (OLR):
Black bead.
Be a
still at home.
20829.
669,
1695.
4851, 25197 (81).
Strike up the band
are coming yea, yea.
lve got a handsome
22807.
Ferns and flowers. 25812.
Red deer. 21996.
Iligen (P.) Oh let me see those spar-
kling eyes. 19800.
Illingworth (N.) Nelson Illingworth
lyric album. 8481.
Illinois state register :
Silver threads among the gold.
20177.
Star collection of old favorite
songs. 16809.
Illsley (P. J.) Thou shalt shew me
the path of life. 24882.
Im schlafeoupé. 4832, 43833, 5280.
Imgrund (L.) Song of old Pittsburg.
9110, 20228.
Imitation of Christ.
Immel (E. J.)
18855.
In my, merry aero-
plane. 26227.
Immler (C.):
Bon-bon. 6898.
Farmer boy. 7348.
Graceful airs. 7516.
Our favorite. 8627.
Youthful happiness. 9764.
Imperial music Go.
24626.
In Arcady. 22109:
In sunny Spain. 15559.
In the clouds. 26724.
Incognito (N.) Un eapricio.
Indian carnival. 5315.
Indy (2. Mo \Vedae
Choral varié. 7004.
Forét enchantée. 10407.
Inghelbrecht (D. BH.) Nocturne. 30566.
Ingle (W. H. H.) Zenana intermezzo.
9767.
Ingler (A. F.):
By faith I make it mine. 27964.
He will take you through. 15103.
Hid away. 1olem
His mercies. 15134.
Silver leaf rag.
10049.
Is there room for Jesus. 15322.
Keeping close to Jesus. 15394.
My all is on the altar. 15754.
Press the battle onward. 16034.
Soul’s anchor. 16280.
We are needing men _ to-day.
16576.
What will Thou have me to do.
16609.
Ingleton (J.) Wa Wa, I loves you..
6456.
Inglima (P.):
Italian jubilee. 10841.
Tappinaru. 24833.
Ingraham (H.); |
Can’t you hear me ringing. 22877,
25197 (59). |
Dixie Belle. 10249, 12359 (63).
Don’t wake me up. 2072 (96). |
If life’s best gift were mine to |
choose. 5269.
In June and July with August. |
17293). 27 (ee Sae if
It takes a live fish to swim up |
stream. 21442, 25197 (186). 4
Kiss me again. 19341, 25197 (144). |
Rubies evry day for breakfast. |
8914, 14319 (1386).
They don’t speak to one another ||
now. 24871, 27714 (133). |
We're only here for a little while.
6483. |
You needn’t go to college, if you’ve |
been to college inn. 6630.
Ingram (Mrs. G. B.) Sunny south |
march. 29942. I
Ingram (T. R.) music co. Abide with |
me. 12367.
Ingram (Z. M.):
Cupid locked you in my heart.
20955.
It’s not the rose. 19261.
Love’s revelation. 17460.
When I kiss you. dear it echoes in |
my heart. 22448.
Inman (H.) Sweet honey days. 20310.
2026
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Innes (F. N.) Old glory.
Innocents 1911. 11104.
Inquisitive women. 28345.
Inspiration. 15162.
Mitermath com. of Y. M. 'C; A.
Y. M. C. A. (Internatl. com.)
Internatl. cons. of music:
Confiance. 13421.
Deuxiéme mazurka.
Dying poet. 12729.
Gavotte débutantes.
Good humor. 12915.
Having company. 12968.
Jack and Jill. 13159.
Jagd (Die) 17880.
Johnny’s so long at the fair.
Jolly huntsman. 138174. |
Lightly row. 17414. |
21849.
see
12907.
12871.
17344.
Lisonjera (La) 12578.
Manual of musical art.
Melodie. 13412.
Mousie ousie 000. 15742.
My first piece. 18496.
My old Kentucky home.
Music everywhere. 18480.
Nearer my God to Thee.
Nocturne. 18276.
Papillon. 17160.
Playfulness. 13674.
Rondo mignon. 13764.
Second valse. 12908.
Serenata. 17589.
Simple aveu. 13888.
Waltz in C major. 18155.
Yankee Doodle. 18220.
13368.
defOL9:
13538.
Internatl. cup. S846, 3216, 3217, 4846,
15540.
International music co., Montreal,
Canada:
I live my life for you. 17286.
In sunny summer time. 15298.
Memories of the old
KZ,
Internatl. music co., Rochester, N. Y.:
In the grand old land oi love.
7851.
My Uganda maid. 15795.
Internat]. music co., Scranton, Pa.
you. 12832.
school bell.
For
_Internatl. music pub. co.:
American boys. 9829.
Berceuse. 9952, 9954.
Chippewa maid. 10097.
Cygne (Le) 11682.
Daisy. 10181.
Favorite colors. 10364.
Festival of the pickannies.
Ideal. 10753, 13090.
Nearer my God to Thee.
One sweetly solemn
11380.
Paraphrase. 11480.
Réve aprés le bal. 11590. i
Robin Adair. 11611.
Sereaming eagle. 11748.
10368.
ala eae
thought.
_Isbell (C. A.)
Internatl. music pub. co.—Continued.
Star of hope. 11876, 11877.
Tarantella. 11961.
Venetian echoes. 12114, 12115.
Wall tnidotri22 ie
Inverness (E.) Afar among the nills
of Lacakawanie. 22598.
forio (A. di) See Jorio (A. di)
Ioio (C. dello) Dolce Aprile. 30468.
Iphigénie en Aulide. 7471.
Irby (R. G.) Open thy gates to me.
29428.
Ireland (J.):
Alpine song. 25244.
At early dawn. 253807.
Capriccio. 25497.
Cavatina. 22909.
Hope the hornblower.
Hymn to light. 26106.
In praise of Neptune. 21404.
In summer woods. 26234.
Slumber song. 29811.
Sonate. 3021.
Spring. 29891.
Sursum corda
2326.
Vesper hymn. 24998.
When lights go rolling round the
26085.
and alla marcia.
sky. 27605.
Iréne dans Tamerlano. 23418.
Ineys) CH.’ THOU At. the hourvorr the
evening sacrifice. 27809.
Tis? 17508:
Iron king. 344, 589, 683, 1257, 1625,
3617.
Irving (E.) Kalispell. 26821.
Irving (1. F.) Morning star. 8329,
9782 (67).
Irwin (M. A.) Queen City march.
3639.
Isaacs (L.) Valse printaniére. 4162.
Isaacs (L. M.) Hear O Lord. 28553.
Isabeau. 13891, 15603.
They all have strayed
away. 30082.
Tseman (E.):
Song of the chorister. 1621.
Why shouldn’t I be happy.
Isenmann (C.) Singer’s harp.
Tsrael (H.) My harem queen.
Isserliss (J.):
Nocturne. 853.
Réverie. 1438.
1°* et 2° préludes.
3° et 4° préludes.
Issori (L.) Spinn, spinn. 22187
Italian book co.:
°A ’ngresa e lauseskip. 22576.
A presa ’e Tripoli. 25202.
A vehdetta d’ o-piscatore. 18248.
A vista e notte. 20709.
MIO” Pale2s+
GV soNbe e ouietay | 1016)
4315.
27188.
13498.
2065.
2071.
fe fale:
Comme’
18605.
E femmene m’ anna’ paya’. 1875S.
INDEX
bb, am SES IG
Italian book co.—Continued. Izzo (R.)-—Continued.
E eguaie e Nova York. 21029. Don Cesare. 231038.
"EH palle d’e Turche. 25722. Donna di cuori. 2530. )
HY stato Dio. 21081. I perm :
I richiamati per Tripoli. 26174. io pau 2562
Lu cumpare ela cummare. 19497 Famme riecurda ; 21084. |
Mannaggia ’o marito. 19528. Fedelino 25807 é ;
Mia moglie ca’ canna. 19590. Five Gicdiocn 10884
Monaco m’ aggia fa! 26629. Rats . «nt
‘Na cosa sultanto io voglio da te Colean eae ee eo
SUS EZAL ; 2
"Na serenata llaica helle. 19722. th ace ree
‘Neoppo ’o cummento. 26722. In mezzo al mare! 23623.
© cusetore. 21807. — + Re Innamorato colt. 28646.
O ritorno de feriti a Tripoli Jardinera spagnola. 21446
g ib ;
26781.
O surdato muorto a Tripoli. 24222 oe aa i eee age .
°O terremoto e Messina. 24224, +9 .
Rafele Pagliuchella. 24445. MESS Saaaeae eel
a S ae °
eM eee ae Mattinata sentimentale. 26549.
S RRR ROC ota eEPe ea ° Mattutino al villaggio. 21652.
pusarizio ’e dulore. 24734. Metodo per I’ insegnamento
Tenite tutto Margari. 20356. 26600 7 i
Pe Amar Ae 22364. Metodo per la divisione. 24028.
x ¢ : : Mother mine what must she know.
E spring cicken d’America. 23148. Dove io so. 2540.
84mo fanteria a Tripoli. 27714. 3366
Ivanovici (1.): | ‘N segreto. 21764.
Belle Roumaine. 14489. Nel salottino azzurro. 29311.
Danube waves. 4760, 20962. Nenna mia nun canta chit. 24156.
Danube waves waltz. 7129. Non tamo piti! 19756.
Na falach Dunaju wale. 15800. Non torna amore. 2439.
Sulle onde del Danubio. 24775. ‘Nponta ’nponta. 3452.
Waves of the Danube. 25045. Nun me sai cchit. 21801.
Ivey (H.): Nun te voglio. 21802.
Dans les champs. 14714, 30459. Nun tiene core. 21803.
Rosemary. 14548. O’ bbene é ’na buscia. 21804.
Valse Vivienne. 9486. O core @’ ’o surdato. 29346.
Ivory (R. J.) She is a girl in the Oi campagnola bella! 24252.
golden west. 22104. Oj compagnola bella. 29392.
Ivrogne corrigé. 5007, 5009. Oj Rosa. 26852.
Izzo (R.): Oje bella oje sole. 21846.
‘A canzone d’ ’o cuscritto. 22566. Primm’ ’e guarda na femmena.
Americana in Italia. 2132. 21963.
Ammore amaro. 20740. Pucilleco. 21980.
"Ammore ’e mo. 20742. Quando ti bacero. 19985.
Ammore e’ n’ armunia. 22650. Quando ti vidi. 19986.
Ammore ’e primmavera! 22652. Quel che se dice. 24441.
Ammore pazzo. 22653. Serenata abruzzese. 3829.
Apassionatamente. 2152. Serenatella ’e lacreme. 29766.
Avventura a fischi. 18359. Si tu vuo. 24617.
Avvisi economici. 20779. Si tutta bella. 24618. .
‘Barcarola. 18384. Sincerita. 20179.
Barecarolo triestino. 22740. So’ marenaro. 24668.
Bella giardinera. 9948. Sogna l’ amore. 24666.
Canti abbruzzesi. 22881. Stornellata de ta maldicenza.
Canti notturni. 18508. 24755.
Capricciosetta! 18513. Stornellata Toscana. 11885.
Ci credete. 22955. 1 amo. /22242;
Come si dice e come si chiama. Tradimento. 22329.
10136. Tuoi (I) baci. 30101
Comitiva allegra. 18604. Tutt’? e tre. 22342.
Corrispondenza a numeré. 2455. Ve manea ’na cosa. 12118.
Dimme di. 2519. Vendemmiatrice (La) 4180.
2028
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Izzo (R.)—Continued.
Voglio esser tuo. 4208.
Zam Para Pitizum. 27706.
Jablonsky (A.):
Grandma. 23397.
Let Sam do it. 23802.
waceara (ia: H.) :
Baraca marching song. 2217.
Blood-red wine. 16860.
Crossing the bar. 3387.
In His name. 17291.
Jacinta. 25394, 25650, 26088, 26089,
26266, 26384, 26508, 28548, 29532,
29880.
Jack (J.) jr. Meet me under the old
oak tree. 26560.
sgackobs (G. H.) Boy in blue. 184.
Jackson (—) Modern salon music.
GT,
Jackson (A. W.):
April rain. 20753.
Hold Thou my hands.
Jenny kissed me. 21447.
Jackson (B.) Let the Heavens re-
joice. 17396.
sgackson (C. C.)
Jackson (C. L.):
Baby’s lullaby. 101.
Jolly postman. 7928.
Jackson (C. 8.) Advance of the regu-
21286.
Hhethe. 9782 (10):
lars. 16738.
Jackson (E.) Wedding gown. 6486.
Jackson .(E. E.):
Bambaloo. 12469.
Mexicola Lola. 18435.
Oh you summer moon. 18606.
That awful bugaboo man. 16411.
That dreamy Yiddisha _ glide.
14048.
Jackson (KE. H.) Christmas evening
reverie. 28048.
Jackson (F.) When I get married I
want a blonde. 4274.
gackson (F. L.) Art thou weary.
14406.
Jackson (Mrs. G.)
your eyes. 484.
Jackson (H.) Dolly Ray. 7193.
Jackson (H. C.) That Spanish waltz.
Every twinkle of
22202.
Jackson (Mrs. I. 8S.) Many mansions.
29101.
wackson (J.) Love’s plea. 19490.
dacksom (1. E.) :
Hark the bugle notes are ring-
ing. 12959.
Through wondrous grace. 4072.
Where Jesus is, ’tis always sun-
shine. 4300.
Jackson (N.):
Land for you and me. 5421.
Rest of the evening. 30700.
Wouldn’t he be surprised. 4
Jackson (R.) At the stile. 1243
4,
2029
SSS
Jackson (R. A.)
chine. 25179.
Jackson (R. C.)
Jackson (S. B.):
Lord is in His garden.
Wenderful Jesus. 25147.
Jackson (W. H.):
All I want is a jolly good time.
9811.
Beautiful prayers of childhood.
18398.
Chummy girls.
Iissing. 10931.
True love will never die. 27456.
Uncle Sam and Johnny Bull sit
You winged ma-
Vanity. 22379.
11035.
10114.
down and make a pact. 9449.
Violets tell me you love ma
14170.
Zigzag. 25188.
Jacob (G.):
Deuxiéme suite religieuse. 25669.
Mon coeur est plein de toi. 3345.
Monde est méchant. 3347.
Premiere suite religieuse.
Quatorze piéces. 288830.
Voiles en mer. 4211.
Jacobs (J. “Baye
IT want an Irish rose.
Shamrock and the rose.
Jacobs’ (M: Si}:
26971.
o241.
11768.
In absence. 15281.
To the heart. 27440.
Voice of love. 14181.
Voyager (The) 9552.
Well of life. 14214.
Jacous CW.)
All for you.
Amourette.
At the hamlet.
Autumn nights.
Ballet des fleurs.
Battling line. 4512.
Batty bill. 6838.
Beautiful Galatea. 2240.
Bewitching eyes. 14510.
Big white top. 168.
Bird man. 9968.
Blue Danube. 13962.
Bungalow reveries. 12548.
Captain Goodrich march. 12562.
Cloud-chief. 2417.
Dream kisses. 2545, 7221.
Drifting clouds: 2ZoTT
Eastern wheel. 21035.
Farmer Bungtown. 2641.
Faust selection. 12921, 12922.
Four little pipers. 28392.
Hand in hand. 28523.
Hoot-owl (The) 15152.
Jacobs’ dance folio. 15342, 15343.
Kiss of spring. 9782 (52).
Lady Rose. 28924.
Little Hungary. 13288.
Magic night. 23920.
Malvina waltz. 1040.
\
9809.
9832.
9867.
20776.
12468.
INDEX
Jacobs (W.)—Continued.
National emblem. 841%).
Naval parade. 3412.
Pearl feather. 3557.
Perfume of the violets.
Ram rod rag. 5975.
Referee (The) 29592.
Royal rooters. 16187.
Rye reel. 24582.
Satellite. 13810.
Skaters. 6177.
Skipper Susie Green.
Sonia. 24680.
Spanish dance.
Spying cupid. 2072 (176).
Sword of Damocles. 11946.
That Hindu rag. 98320.
Tri mountain. 9412.
Triller (The) 24919.
Trumpeter of the fort.
Vigor of youth. 27538.
Vision of youth. 275438.
Westward ho. 30224.
Winter scenes. 12289.
With the wind. 14275.
Yankee dandy. 14283.
You and you. 22202.
Jacobs (W. E.) Take me on the
moonlight. 6304.
Jacobs & Eccles.
rose. 5241.
Jacobs-Bond (C.):
Eleven songs. 15841.
Half minute songs.
Hush-a-by. 15176.
Kindest cat. T9738.
Little kitten songs and
17423.
Play make believe. 16008.
Jacobs’ dance folio. 15342, 15348.
Jacobsen (A.) Soldier man. 9082.
Jacobsen (Alma) Far, oh passion fly
from me. 17068.
Jacobsen (H.):
Ashes of roses.
Requiem. 5996.
Still, still with Thee.
Jacobus (P. G.) jr.
29482.
9066.
24079.
16469.
I want an Irish
15070.
stories.
4440.
9176.
Airship flirtation.
2104.
Jacoby (L. C.) In loud exalted
strains. 13121.
Jacopozzi (P. N.) Te Joseph cele-
brent. 22263.
Jacovacci (BH.):
Elle est Parisienne. 18783.
Fleur de ma vie. 18862.
Pensiero elegiaco. 19908.
Printemps d’ amour. 19972.
Jacquet (M.) See Maurice-Jacquet
(H.)
Jacquet (H. M.) See Maurice-Jacquet
(H.)
Jaecquot (L.):
Canto del mare. 18509.
Chanson du passé. 14611.
Spt Te hese: wai.
Jacquot (L.)—Continued.
Dragons (Les) 18785.
Patrouille indiscréte.
Sérénade poudrée.
15969.
11760, 11761,
20151.
Jacquot Ces) Mother is waiting.
29227.
Jadassohn (S.) Albumleaf. 12359
Dw ye
Jadicke (V. C.):
Queen of hearts waltz. 11552.
Rapido march. 5976, 8809.
Jagdfieber. 1024, 1230.
Jaeger (B.) Love’s dream. 15582.
Jiger (R.):
Auf dem dache sitzt ein storch.
22698.
Finkenduett. 238247. -
Hexe (Die). 21274.
Katieza-walzer. 23714.
Midel, dreh dich um. 28910.
Uber nacht kommt das gliick.
24939.
Jirnefelt (A.):
Berceuse. 9958.
Lina. 973.
Nocturne. 1217.
Praeludium. 21949.
Vagsang. 1848.
Jabnke (HE. F.) War of the heavens.
14197.
Jahrow (H.):
Gavotte. 18911.
Klage. 19845.
Kleiner walzer.
Menuett. 19580.
Scherzo. 19268.
Wiegenlied. 20635.
Jakobin. 3048.
Jakobowski (—):
Erminie. 25765.
Lullaby. 238895, 28896.
James (B. P.) I stand at the door.
2982.
19348.
James (C. A.) Forever. 2678.
James (D. D.):
Divoreee. 14752.
Little dreamer. 19436.
Maranda. 239388.
James (HE. C.) Love will find its way.
3206. .
James (F.) Jesus at Capernaum.
3049.
James (J.) Land of the Gael. 9839.
James (J. S.)
24298.
James (L.):
By the moon’s pale light.
Jenny McGregor. 15346. |
James (R. B.) Son and heir. 9096.
Jamison (A.) Persian serenade. 8680.
Jamison (J. H.) Shoshone moonshine.
3844. Bia
Jamouneau (A. J.) Te Deum lauda-
mus. 9286.
Original sacred harp.
2326.
20380
| 27714 (79).
_wanitzek (V.)
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Jamriska (M. E.):
Oh dearie if you only knew.
24236.
Where the roses withered lie.
4302.
Jancourt (L. M. E.) Bassoon school.
12475.
Janin fréres.:
Cantiques Grégoriens.
Deus Israél. 28206.
In te speravi. 28773.
Inviolata. 28807.
Messe Sainte - Hildegarde.
29167.
Ordinarium missae.
Petit salut. 3565.
Pie Jesu. 29494.
Quarante-quatre lecons de solfége
manuscrites. 15024.
Saluts Grégoriens. 1496, 8757,
29691, 29692, 30725-30781.
Tantum ergo. 29976.
Toni psalmorum. 380075.
Trois motets. 3129.
Janis (E.) I would rather love what
I cannot have. 10746. 14319 (76),
27976.
de
29429.
Schweizer-liederkranz.
= 17900.
Jannett (W. C.) Unity hymns &
chorals. 16490.
Jannusch (A.) National banner
waltz. 5727, 8418.
Janon (C. de)
1705.
Jansen (B.) When the autumn leaves
are falling. 27714 (145).
Janser, (i; KK.) :
_ Evening song. 28197.
Four by the clock. 21136.
I doubt it. 285380.
eanssens (A.) Salutations
Sacred Heart. 6077.
Januske (C.):
Fedra. 30489.
Lydia. 30601.
Jaques-Dalcroze (E.):
Ballspiel. 2785S.
Drei kleine tanze.
Gammes et les tonalités.
Pferdchenspielen. 29489.
Schmetterlinge. 29718.
12 danses. 19271-19282.
Faro (G.):.:
Butterfiy, butterfly. 4616.
Christ’l-potpourri. 4678.
Christ’] valse’ 4674.
Girl and the kaiser.
to the
28832-28834.
30506.
14958.
Johanniszauber. 5352.
Jarratt (L.):
April showers. 18314.
Daybreak. 18672.
Gracefulness. 18973.
Reapers’ song. 19999.
4396, 4997,
Sweetest memories.
Jarratt (L.)—Continued.
Shadows. 20156.
Summer frolics.
Jarvis \€ We Jes
Autunm leaves waltzes.
Lavender waltzes. 23775.
Jasper (H.) I cannot live without
you. - 2888.
Javaloyes (A.)
22583.
Jaynes (F. E.) Dream of fatherland.
10280.
Jayye (F.):
Peach kisses. 3556.
Through golden years. 12034.
Jeboult (H. A.) Menuetto-impromptu.
1086.
Jeffers (C. E.)
20291.
27827.
El abanico. 22582,
I’m going to tell my
mamma. 1733.
Jeffers (T. C.) Kingdom of Christ.
IBY
Jeffery (EF. M.):
O God, my powers are thine.
IDG
Our God is in the sunshine gay.
19860.
Praise the King of Heaven. 19961.
Sing gladsome Easter carols. 9049.
Jeffries (H.) Anthems for Sunday
schools ete. 25280.
Jelen (A.) rimson petals. 12645.
Jenewein (L.) Song of springtime.
PAP AT
Jenkins (C.):
Fallen heroes. 12788.
Hark! hark my soul. 15084.
Young Lochinvar. 16712.
Jenkins (D.):
Rhyuren. S8S58.
Syr Harri Ddu. 9255.
Jenkins (F. A.) Marsh-child’s lulla-
by. 138385.
Jenkins (J. W.) Oh! gee! cast your
optics on the harem gown. 113839.
Jenkins’ (J. W.) sons music €o.:
All for you. dear. 20724.
Candied cherries.
Evening star.
Flight of fancy. 525.
orch. book.
Jenkins’ beginner’s
25068.
Miserere. 27525.
Pilgrim’s chorus. 27554.
Silver star. 6158.
Silver star intermezzo. 6160.
Soldier’s chorus. 25956.
That fascinating rag. 22274, 22275.
Toreador’s song. 25416.
Wedding march. 27556.
When the right little girl loves
vou. 16634.
Jenkins (M.) Song of the homeland.
9115.
Jenkins (M. W.) Boy who smiled.
20860.
2031
INDEX
pt. 1 nes, -v.'6
Jenkins (Mrs. N. J.) Boy who rea Jerome (B. M.)—Continued.
smiled. 20860. te My rose of the ghetto. 21751,
Jenkins (S.) When love’s dream is 22562 (97).
oer. 30244. Now am de time. 21798, 22562
Jenkins (W.) Curzona waltz. 7102. (102)8
Jenkins (W. S.) Queen of all the Puritan prance. 21979, 22562
roses. 8796. Cini
Jenks CEB) When Paddy goes. a-courting.
Play those pretty tunes again. 22446, 22562 (130).
S709. Wouldn’t that tickle you. 22522,
White winged lillies. 6551. 25197 (268).
Jenner (H.): Jerome (W.) When I get myself all
Bugles of fairyland. 20874. alone. 25077, 25197 ee,
Dance of the serving maids. | Jerome & Schwartz pub. co.
18655. Brookside inn. 27944.
Garden beyond. 554. Oh you beautiful coon. 29388.
Harbour town. 17176. Pots and pans. 27714 (115).
Sidney Carton. 29778. Ragging the old Vienna roll.
Jenney (M.) Ali Baba valse. 22617. 29563, 30364 (111).
gennings (B.) Is heaven just for Rum tum tiddle. 29676, 30364
white folks. 17322. CUTZ
Jennings, CH.) J wanisaemame aie). That haunting melody. 273883,
Jennings (R.) The schoolmates. 30007.
22082. Jerreld (Co J- yan:
sensen (A.): Advice. 18256.
Elfin dance. 2581. All the time. 25235.
In the tavern. 3004. Am Ia slave for the rich. 16766.
Mill (The) 3330, 24036. Amanda waiting for Herman.
Murmelndes ltiftchen. 11338. 22642.
There is something ailing Susie. Aren’t you coming back. 18319.
22290. Aren’t you the girl I met. 18320.
Jensen (G.) Kiassische violin-musik. Arizona. 9858.
28909. ‘ As the church bells tolled. 18328.
gyensen (J. E.) Will you love me all Atlantic by the sea. 20770.
the time. 16673. Away down the lane. 9893.
Jentes (H.): Awooing. 18360.
Carmenita. 27989. Bachelor’s reverie. 20794.
How would you like to be loved. Bachelor’s wisdom. 18376.
28608. Back to her old home she wan-
I never could get used to that. dered. 14445.
2928. Barefoot boy. 14457.
Rhapsody rag. 6010, 6648 Oy Baseball boy. 6829.
Jephson (F.): | Be cheerful. 22747.
Hunting song. 23518. | Beautiful roses of June. 22751.
Impromptu. 23669. Because you are lonely. 22757.
Melody. 23670. Behind a cloud. 20819.
Pastoral. 24331. Bessie’s poodle. 14504.
Waltz in C. 25034. Big hearted blue coat. 22797.
Jeral (W.) Danse exotique. 363. Big moon. 25407.
Jerome (A.) pseud. See MelWinney Bill says we'll see the King of
GAy J) Hosts. 22799.
Jerome (B. M.): Bits of life. 20841.
He came from Milwaukee. 2822. Blind Maud. 18441.
How muchyvam J fbidi 721298. Boffles. 12526.
2262 (Vialy)e Boys in blue. 25441.
I think you think) >tooy much: Broken bracelet. 12540.
21354, 22562 (80). Bugs. 20875.
If love be madness. 21386, 22562 Burning of old Collinwood school.
(81). 22853.
It’s not for me. 21489. By the old rustic bridge. 25476.
Joys and the glooms. 21455, Can you always love me sweet-
22502, c(8a)) heart. 18502.
Jumping Jack. 21461, 22562 (84). Caroline. 25504. .
Louisiana | Mou. 721570) 222562 Chicadee’s request. 14623.
(90). Chingalee. 18564.
2032
INDEX
| nos, 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
| Jerreld (C. J. W.)—Continued. Jerreld (C. J. W.)—Continued.
Choir sang Amen. 18567.
Colored camp meeting. 158585.
Come on boys, be game. 16936.
Coming home. 16941.
Commodore Jack Barry.
Cottage by the Indiana
aSGLS,- |. 7
Cupid’s boat.
18607.
blue.
18641.
Curtain of life. 28146.
Darling come thou near me.
14723.
Darling Nell. I’ll1 come back to
you. 18665.
Days of yester year. 18674.
Dear love remember me. 28190.
Dear old cottage home. 25659.
Dearest my heart pants for you.
18683.
Decoration Day. 16987.
Do not weep. 18708.
Dont spank. 18720.
Down in that water-melyun patch.
23116.
Down where the clover blooms.
18784.
Dreaming. 14783, 17020.
Dreaming in the land of dreams
with you. 10284.
Echo of sweet wedding bells.
14801.
Echo of the chimes. 18764.
Elkton’s colored band. 17081.
Kternal day. 25775.
Everybody rests but mother.
_ 23200.
Far apart. 18825.
Far oh passion fly from me. 1706S.
Farewell to the roses. 17070.
For I have asked your dad. 14907.
For I’m a regular rag time girl.
14908.
For the love of Mike. 25865.
For the touch of mother’s hand.
18883.
Forgotten. 18889.
Forty years ago. 14922.
Frankey boy I love you true.
18896.
Friend of daddy's. 12851.
Get in line, Tessie. 25907.
Girl chewed gum. 10467.
Girl I love. 7456.
Girl that I could love. 28454.
Girl we used to court. 28455.
Give me the flag of old Ireland.
18938.
Giving, forgiving and forgetting.
28459.
Golden fall. 18954.
Golden June. 14993.
Good-bye blue eyes. 14996.
Good-bye, Mollie mine. 14998.
Good-bye sweetheart. 2336S.
Good night baby. 21200.
Grass was growing green. 25969.
Great Divide. 17153.
Great white way. 18984.
Hal-lu-la. 19012.
Hannah from old Montana. 15075.
Heavenly city. 19038.
Hello dearie, hello sweetheart.
190438.
His mother’s wedding ring.
19050.
Hobble hair. 19054.
Home on the prairie. 19063.
Home over there. 19064.
Hope’s setting star. 10688.
House beside the sea. 26086.
Household angel. 26087.
How the _ bluebells came _ to
Alaska. 238504.
Hurrah for the Oregon crew.
TE,
Hyacinth. 7674.
I am dreaming of my old Ken-
tucky home. 19104.
I’d give the world for you alone
to win. 19110:
Vi: be~ waiting for you dear.
2Gilooe
T’ll return to mother dear again.
26138.
I love you only no matter where
IT roam. 19142.
I’m Peddy the king of the ocean
strand. 17248.
I must ever-roam. 26169.
I never thought I loved you ’till
now. 23564.
I once had a little girl. 19160.
I’se a sad niggah to-day. 15250.
I want a girl of sweet sixteen.
AH 252;
I want you hugging and kissing
me. 19167.
I wish I’d know the fellow I’m to
marry some day. 17266.
I wonder where she is now, won-
der where she’s gone. 17268.
I wouldn’t leave you for an earl
dear. 23589.
Ida May. queen of the braes and
olen, tat.
If I but only knew. 19189.
If; I loaned’ -my heart tol you.
17274.
If rags were dollars I’d certainly
be a millionaire. 15271.
In memory of the Czarina wreck.
19215.
In the fading twilight. 19225.
In the quiet evening. 17306.
In the shade of the old savin tree.
19233.
Independence day.
Infinite love of Jesus.
Trish eink = ls3s20:
21416.
23645.
DU aay anes. vee
Jerreld (C. J. W.)—Continued.
It was just before the ball. 153834.
It was nothing but a dream.
19256.
Italian O-Marie. 19264.
Jane, Jane, Jane, my own Janie.
1iSan:
Jim Crow. 19291.
Julie. 193811.
June time. 21465.
Just sing to me. 15881.
Lady Lark of mine. 17385.
Last good-night. 23778.
Laughing eyes. 19378.
League mission band. 15429.
Let me be your Teddy bear. 19392.
Life. 19417.
Lilies. 26419.
Lingering lane. 26422.
Little buttercups. 15475.
Little newsy. 15483.
Long ago. 26445.
Looking beyond. 19458.
Love carol. 23872.
Love is my heart’s only song.
17449.
Love me kid a wee bit.
Lovers of war. 15529.
Love’s plea. 19490.
Love’s question. 155387.
Luna. 15549.
Maggie my own. 15565.
Man in the moon is wise.
Man you ain’t said a thing.
Manda at the _ baseball
19526.
Mary and Barney. 17508.
Mary from Maryland. 15600.
Matty the queen of the base ball
fans. 29035:
Maybe I will and maybe I won't.
19551.
Me old gray nag and I. 19556:
Meet me once again. 19562.
Memories. 26571.
Memories of mother.
Mermaid. 19585.
Milk man. 17544.
Minnie is mine. 19597.
Missouri. 15687.
Mrs. Dewayse. 19604.
Moily McGuire. 26625.
Moonbeam. 13459.
Moonshiner’s cabin.
Moontime spoontime.
Mother. 19636.
Mother would comfort us. 15737.
Moving picture show. 15748.
My bright blue eyes. 19667.
My childhood’s home sweet home.
19669.
My creole Sue. 18489.
My dream come true.
My goddess. 17610.
My golden star. 19680.
26471.
19524.
21626.
game.
29155.
29210.
19624.
138493.
2034
Jerreld (C. J. W.)—Continued.
My gypsy queen. 21734.
My heart knows only thee. 29265.
My little cottage home down the
lane. 29275.
My old Wisconsin home. 15782.
My Rocky Mountain girl. 24126.
My sweet blue eyed lady. 15792.
My vacation on the farm. 21760.
Nellie, my girl: 197385.
Never mind. 267382.
Nicest boy I know. 29320.
No matter where the evening
shadows fall. 26752.
Not like mother’s. 26764.
"Nough said, dat’s all. 15851.
O Galilee! O stormy sea. 19771.
Oh, just because. 26802.
Oh Lona my pretty Indian maid.
26808.
Oh you chocolate box. 15891.
Oh you moonlight drive. 15895.
Old Glory. 29396.
Old homestead. 24256.
Old mahogany sofa. 29397.
Old scrap album. 19822.
Only a buneh of roses. 26883.
Only a dream. 19845.
Only a poor little orphan. 24286.
Only one I love. 19850.
Orianna. 17709.
Orphan’s lament. 19857.
Our beloved parents. 26860.
Our sister Nell. 15944.
Our Yankee girls. 15945.
Over yonder mountain. 15950.
Palace of dreams. 138689.
Panama. 26883.
Panama Canal.
Picking cotton. “17739:
Plead no longer. 26945. |
Please play that chicken music. |
31934.
Post card edged with gold. 26958.
Praise. 19960. .
Press a kiss. 19970.
Pride of the golden West.
Queen of Arizona. 29555.
Red roses. 17835.
Rejected lover. 17840.
Reunion. 220i
Rosalie. 29654.
Roses and violets. 16126.
Sailing through the air.
Sailor (The) 20084.
Saved by a letter. 24555.
Say wont you love me. 29701.
Senson at baldhead park. 16186.
Shall we. 17908.
She’ll be waiting for you. 22105.
She sees me only once in a while.
1GZiMe
19885.
24418.
11678.
Soldier boy’s mother. 17936.
Soldier’s good-bye to mother.
29826.
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1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
| Jerreld (C. J. W.)—Continued.
Soldier’s vision. 27211.
Some day, sweetheart, you'll re-
member. 27218.
Some day when I am old and
gray. 20211.
Some facts about the Maine.
27220.
Sometimes I dream of someday.
P2259,
Somewhere two lips. 20216.
Song of freedom. 27236.
Song of summer. 20229.
Songs that mother sang. 24709.
Spoony, moony, spoonland. 16298.
Springtime. 17977.
Steadfast love. 17984.
Susie. 16352.
Sweet bunch of violets. 20307,
20308.
Sweet but lonely autumn days.
13996.
Sweet Hileen my queen. 20309.
Sweet Maggie Maguire. 24806.
Take me out in the moonlight
dearie. 16379.
Telephone (The) 11973.
Ten’s farewell song to Tuskegee.
16407.
That hobble, hobble skirt. 9321.
Their Alabama home. 16422.
There is always a place for you.
16426.
There is something ailing Susie.
922990.
ed et
There'll be a big time in our old
town to-night. 18065.
There’s a bridge to carry you
over. 27401.
There’s a charm about the moon-
light everywhere. 27402.
There’s only one love for me.
203878.
Those eyes of deepest blue. 16442.
Those golden curls. 16444.
Thou sweet rose of red. 20393.
Troubles of the farmer. 20429.
Turn to the right. 20488.
Twilight. 20448.
Twilight hours. 16478.
Twin soldier boys. 20449.
Two old chums. 18108.
Two pictures. 20451.
Under that dark green hat. 20459.
Under the old elm tree. 24949.
Vacation song. 20472.
Vision (A). ° 25010:
Vision of midnight. 18148.
Vision of my sweetheart. 18144.
Way back east. 27569.
Way down in old Virginia. 20554.
Weary my heart. 20561.
What’s your street, your number
and your name. 14225.
Jerreld (C. J. W.)—Continued.
When eyes of blue look into eyes
of brown. 20576.
When gray hairs take the place of
gold. 16613.
When hearts are happy home is
paradise. 14229.
When Jake sings that barroom
rag. 27604.
When my mother knelt beside my
bed to pray. 20584.
When October leaves are falling.
12214.
When the gate swings back to let
you in. 18185.
When the leaves’ bright green
have turned to golden brown.
20594.
When the maple leaves have
burned: f2227;
When the mocking birds are sing-
ing. 25095.
When the robins sing. 380256.
When the whippoorwill is singing.
2KG2L,
When we said goodbye. 20604.
When we used to gather violets.
16689.
When you and I the robins hear.
20609.
When you and I were comrades.
22471.
When you were sweet sixteen.
27626.
Where the river plays. 16650.
White. Lille and Mon-ton-o.
20623.
Why don’t you call me your
30bby. 14262.
Wireless kiss. 25140.
Won’t you be my daisy. 25151.
Won’t you let me take you for a
paddle. 20659.
Words hastily spoken. 25157.
Wyoming. 20667.
You are my bright and only star.
22534.
You are my ideal girlie. 27683.
You're a dear little button. 22547.
You will kiss that same face.
30350.
You will never find another girl.
14306.
Jervis-Read (H. V.):
Ballad of the Greek seas. 9909.
Two ecstasies. $871.
Jeshiwe-Bocher. 10900.
Jessel (L.):
Am Colorado. 25247. ;
Aufzug der stadtwache. 22702-
22705.
Aufzug-parademarsch. 9880.
Félicité. 14877, 25809.
Klein Anne-Marie. 23740, 26366.
Kusshindchen. 23756, 26376.
2039
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Dt.) TMi, aay Si, wih &
Jessel (L.)—Continued.
Leben heisst lieben.
263890.
Mein rosenstrauch unterm fenster.
26564.
Mexikanische legende. 29172.
Parade der zinnsoldaten. 1313,
S647, 8648, 13645, 138646, 15957,
24325, 29451, 29452.
Parade of the tin soldiers.
27714 (112).
Poseidon-marsch. 5924, 11497.
Rose hochzeitszug. 10230, 10231.
Soldatengruss. , 22138.
Unter afrikanischem himmel.
141386, 16491, 20464, 27485.
Jessop (C.):
Ascribe unto the Lord. 6765.
Maiti. fsa:
Jetti (D.):
Ammore perdute. 4415, 6725.
23782-23784,
26888,
E femmene m’ anna’ payva’. 18758.
E ffemmene sceni. 14797.
Lu cafone sucialista. 8154.
Iu compare e la cummare. 19497.
°O matrimmonie. 11319.
Primmavera e’ turnata. 13699.
Sott’? ’a fenesta soia. 11852.
Tarantella e Hariulé. 11962.
Jewitt (J. Mc):
Christmas with the old woman
who lived in a shoe. 25554.
Keep Thou my feet. 21481.
List to the voice divine. 15473.
My baby boy. 19665.
My Sweet. 18527, 25197 (177).
O lily of the valley. 26775.
Teach me to pray. 1789, 63818,
63819, 11970, 14027, 14028.
To live for thee. 27436.
Until life shall be done. 141387.
Vain is my strength. 12095, 14139.
Why that tear. 9782 (97).
Jimerson (J. L.) Let me sing. 13257.
Aueauan, (le)
Karel havliGek borovsky. 15887.
Pepicka neb zamilovany kuchaf
polka. 24344.
Jiranek (J.):
Neue schule der technik. 1192,
15816.
Nova Skola techniky a prednesu.
3448.
Jirma (M. A.):
Golden leaves. 7486.
Hungarian rondo. T7667.
Oh, won’t you come and skate
with me. 1260.
Spring. 9154.
Young recruits. 9768.
Joacchia (A.) Barecarole. 30404.
Jobert (J.) La promesse. 29541.
Jobin & cie. Gammes et les tonalités.
30506.
Jocelyn. 2752, 14986.
pr cs ee
Jockisch (R.) Phantasiesttick. 21914. |
Johannistraum. 877, 878.
Johanniszauber. 5352.
John (H. Morawetz-) See Morawetz-
John (H.)
John (R. C.) Mother’s prayer. 26660. |
John-a-dreams. 28257. |
Johns (D. G.) For yous 42832:
Johns (V. H.) Casino anniversary.
6958.
Johnson (A. S.) Husband’s farewell. —
26103.
Johnson (B.):
Elfentanz. 103814, 21040.
I’ve been roaming. T7765.
Moto perpetuo. 8337.
Stars (The). 6246.
Johnson (B. R.) Roses. versus lilies.
27079.
Johnson (C. F.) Cum bac. 28143.
Johnson (C. H.) Duwn in Happyland. |
4816. K
Johnson (C. L.):
Barber pole rag. 9912.
Dream of the fairies. 2549.
Fifty years ago. 18846.
Girl for me. 2724.
Golden spider. 2761-2762.
I’11 meet you on the golden shore.
a2dale
Lucey Lee. 38220.
Nearer my God to Thee.
Queen of fashion. 3640.
Silver star. 6158, 6160.
Sly old moon. 3865.
Some day you’ll love me.
Tar babies. 4006.
When I dream of you. 18182. i
Johnson (D. W.) By the old stile ||
darling. 14574.
Johnson (E.) :
Farewell my Isabelle.
Riverside waltz. 6028.
Variety schottische. 27512.
Johnson (H. A.) :
On the Tennessee. 26829.
Ten’s farewell song to Tuskegee.
16407.
Johnson (HE. G.):
Choice of flowers. 10101.
Island home. 21482.
Johnson (HE. M.) Waiting at the ball
24153.
3885.
2640.
game. 25080.
Johnson (E.'R.) Bella from Balham.
2249.
Johnson (F.) Grace. 23382.
Johnson (EF. G.):
Hurricane rag. 213807.
Religiésa kérstycken. 22006.
Johnson (Gertrude) While I hear th
mill wheel turn. 6544.
Johnson (Gordon) :
Do I know Him.
Salvation. 17889.
Johuson (H.) All for me.
. 7185.
16754. .
2036 j
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INDEX
Won’t you say
that you'll be mine. 30327.
Just to meet her by
the silvery Delaware. 5880.
Johnson (H. 8.) Sketches. 3061.
Brother have you heard
the story. 20867.
Johnson (J. A. B.) ‘Three o’clock
waltz. 16446.
Johnson (J. B.) Banks of the Jigma-
ree. 6814.
You’re the sweetest
girl I know. 4860.
| Johnson (J. K.):
A Vabandon. 25198.
Cascade (La) 22904.
College boys. 22970.
10922.
17419.
380039.
23672.
Forever thine.
King of the air.
Linking of the lakes.
Thou art not near me.
Johnson (J. M.) Jessamine.
Johnson (J. M. E.)
2679.
Johnson (J. R.):
Can you forget. 4625.
Coster’s glide. 25602.
Hurrah for the grand old U. S. A.
7670.
I love my babe. 26145.
I never knew what love was. ‘767.
Little pickaninny’s gone to sleep.
219% (151).
Look me over. 26450.
Loving moon. 21597.
Modulating Maude.
(168).
Siberian dip. 16218.
Siberian rag. 22562 (118).
Sweet chérie. 27334.
Sweetness I love you the best of
all. 6648 (119).
Won’t you go flying with me. 9720.
You’re the nicest little girl. 27690.
You’s sweet to yo? mammy jes the
same. 16708.
ponnson (Js. T.).:
Only guy in this world for me.
17703.
Why don’t you kiss your pretty
little sweetheart. 16662.
Jchnson (L. W.):
Pretty little Pansy Brown. 11521.
That surely is one morerag. 14058.
Johnson (M.) The yodler. 20671.
Johnson (M. Iu.) Do not be lonely.
10255.
Johnson (N.):
Come, dreamless rest. 298.
Devonshire miller. 7174.
Hush, my soul. 15178.
In God’s open. 26222.
In Thy name, O Lord, assembling.
ZN NAGS 25197
15306.
gesus. Christ’ is: Lord. »15351.
Johnson’s (Nat) rag. 28852.
Johnson (N.)—Continued.
Lilies in my garden. 13272.
Love’s springtime. 8149.
Never give a girl away. 1194.
Old ostler. 11359.
Plus. jolie,. 1358:
Sea wisdom. 16183.
Thistledown. 24876.
When His salvation bringing.
16614.
Johnson (P. N.) Man, you ain't said
a thing. 24626.
Johnson (R. E.) His remembrance.
10614.
Johnson (R. F.) Rose of Norway.
6057.
Johnson (S.) My little log home.
24115.
Johnson (S. M.):
Flashlights by wireless. 18860.
Singing lights and a singing cita-
del. 20182.
Up the river of time. 12092.
Johnson (T.) That vain coon. 27392.
Johnson (TT. H.) Flag of the world,
Old Glory. 25841.
Johnson (T. R.) Playing piano by
ear. 30679.
Johnson (V.) Concord system. 316—
320.
Johnson (W. F.) Since fifty years
ago. 24628.
Johnson (W. 8S.) A'song. 3893.
Johnson-Suerken (l.) Apache sun
danee. 25286.
Johnson & Ferguson. Linking of the
lakes. 17419.
Johnson & Nassann:
Back where the school bell rang.
9904.
Connecticut march. 10150.
Vulean the blacksmith. 12152.
Zingara waltzes. 22553.
Johnson pub. ¢o.:
Cloud kisser. 2418.
Dream of the fairies. 2549.
Fifty years ago. 18846.
Girl for me. 2724.
I’ll meet you on the golden shore.
Za,
Luey Lee. 3220.
Melody rag. 3304.
Nearer my God to Thee.
Peanuts. 17781.
Queen of fashion. 3640.
Sly old moon. 3865.
Someday you’ll love me.
Tar babies. 4006.
When I dream of you.
White feather. 25118.
Johnston (C. C.):
Love’s answer. 5522.
Night songs. 15882.
Johnston (EK. F.) Evensong.
28317.
24153.
3885.
18182.
25782.
2037
INDEX
Johnston (J.)
Johnston (J. C.)
Johnston (J. F.):
Pierrot. 21920, 21921.
Dearest maid. 4779.
Angels had come. 18806.
Choir sang, Amen. 18567.
Johnston (L.):
Bebe ribbons. 4521.
King Hilarity. 10920.
Scouts (The). 17901.
Johnston (M.):
Golden rods. 7488.
Summer night. 9208.
Johnston (N.) Homesteader’s song.
10529.
Johnston (W. P.) Shop girls on Sat-
urday night. 22111.
Johnstone (A.):
Aceomack. 25209.
Composing. 25578, 27714 (47).
Day before the morning after.
28188, 28184, 30864 (67).
Dream love. 25701, 28248, 30364
(69).
First gray hair. 25831, 380364
(U2
Friend and friend. 25875, 27714
(56).
My fable. 26689.
Snoop, snoop. 27208, 30364 (115).
That a-frightful scandal. 27585,
27714 (140).
Jchnstone (J. H.):
Morning telegraph. 5677.
Yankee boy, you’re O. K. 12814.
Johnstone (lL. M.) Did you ever hear
them tell of Florodora. 30466.
Johnstone (P. A.) Id like to have
that girl my pal’ Charley’s got.
10671.
Joice (Mrs. M. E.)
moon shines brightly.
Come out, the
18599.
Jolly (C.) Dreaming my love of you.
10285.
Jolly (J. G.) Peaceful valley. 19899.
Jolly bachelors. 3349.
Jonasson-Eckermann (O.) Traum
(Der) 30087.
Jones (Mrs. Ada F.) Bachelor’s rey-
erie. 20794.
Jones (Arnold F.) Six short songs.
13176.
Jones (B.):
Every little movement. 21071.
Kor you I sigh. 12838.
That lovin’ dippy glide. 11990.
There’s a girl for every boy. 22292.
Jones (C.) Oh you Sally rag. 18605.
Jones (C. H.):
Dixiana. 12694.
Girl I could not get. 12888.
Jones (C. J.) Daddy Jones. 14703.
Jones (G2 Po)x .
Hide me, O Savior. 7636.
I have a’ sons. 770.
Dt. Te; eS -¥. tae |
Jones (C. P.)—Continued.
I’m not ashamed. 17741.
Sweet selections. 18014.
Jones (C. R.) If I only was a Pitts- .
burg millionaire. S800.
Jones (E.):
Hyes. 2625.
Francis & Day’s Picture music ©
folio. 2684.
Jones (F.) Lynne Durham reverie. .
26494.
Jones (F. Kenyon-) See Kenyon- ,
Jones (F.) ;
Jones (Grace Lee) Wishin’. 27656.
Jones (Grahame) :
Hola-ho-sigh-gay. 28587.
Towsee Mongolay. 30080.
Jones (Guy) When grandmamma was
quite a little girl. 25073.
Jones (H. DeR.)
you. 11344.
Jones (H. W.)
15869.
Jones (Harrison)
O Lord, rebuke us not.
Oh! Sam! I envy’
T
When love beams .
from the moon. 12211.
Jones (Hartwell.) See Hartwell-
Jones.
Jones (Henry) Indiana. 17315.
Jones (I. O.) Nanapah. 17682.
Jones (J. E.):
Come back to the cross-roads.
18591.
I love to tell the story true.
191389.
I’m bound for the kingdom.
19148.
Resting in the everlasting arms.
20014.
Where Jesus is ’tis home. 22476.
Jones (J. J.) Incline thine ear. 7869.
Jones (J. M.) In the markets of the
world. 26245.
Jones (J. W.) Can I get a divorce
for that. 25485.
Jones (John J.)
never came. 38888.
Jones (lL.) My dreamship girl. 17609.
Jones (L.):
Grapevine swing. 28502.
Teacher’s hickory limb. 29985.
Jones (lL. E.) Help to carry the good
news on. 10603.
Jones (Lamonte E.):
It’s never Merry Christmas when
you are far from home. 856.
Song of long ago. 2072 (174).
Jones (Mrs. Libbie C.) ‘Tribute to
our Teddy. 6376.
Jones (M.) Little neswy. 15483.
Jones (M. B.) © TEE could shines the
place they call Loveland. 19190.
Jones (S.) Moonlight memory. 8822.
Jones (S. L.) When I’m teasing you.
25078.
20388
She never came, she
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' Jong (N. de)
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INDEX
Jones (S. O.) Under any old tree at
a 44123.
|Jones (T. E.) When Teddy goes back.
25088.
Jones (T. H.):
Capriccioso brillante.
Memories of Wales.
22896.
8266, 15648.
*Jones (V.):
LO(28:
22168.
Just a little year or
I shall look on His face.
Songs of Christmas Day.
Jones (W. C.)
two. 21469.
See De Jong (N.)
16887.
17349.
Cantabile.
Choral.
Concerto. 882, 7933, 10871.
Fantaisie. 17350.
Improvisation-caprice.
Eriere, 17761.
Joplin (S.):
Felicity rag.
Treemonisha.
gorda (L.) Carezza.
Jorda (G.):
Ardientes desvarios.
Hora de amor. 30544.
Jota del centenario. 19298.
Laughing blossoms. 15427.
Mexican dances. 26601.
Under the baleony. 24944.
Valse impromptu. 24969.
Virgen de mis suefios. 30816.
Jordan (C. D.) After the ball starts
17281.
18837.
14103.
22898.
22678.
co, TOU. 2OTLT.
Jordan (F.) Won’t you come for a
spiel. 22515.
Jordan (G. F.):
Days that are past. 12679.
Way back by old Killarney. 1924.
Jordan (J. KF.) Why don’t you love
me. 80293.
Jordan (J. T.)
chimes. 20570.
Jordan (Joe):
Darkey todalo. 2072 (88).
Play dat darkey todalo.
Pie C161).
Jordan (Jules):
Ave Maria. 9883, 9884.
Buckle my shoe. 12542.
Two new and interesting songs.
15362.
Jordan (Julian):
Westminster Abbey
1358,
eee
Jordan (W. N.)
club. 9577.
Jorden (C: W. 8 JS)
me follow thee. 1508.
Jordon (Mrs. G.) ’Finity love.
Joreb (—):
Tous a l'amour. 4100.
Valse blonde. 4156.
Jores (E. F.) Love’s longing. 8145.
Jorio (A. di):
Canti abbruzzesi. 22881.
Guardamente. 21218.
Innamorato cott. 23646.
"N segreto. 21764.
Nun et voglio. 21802.
Num me sai echitl. 21801.
Nun tiene core. 21803.
José (H.) Franc-holl’. 18894.
TOSe CVS) HES wari) 265) VEN 1@))
wangy woo. 14270.
Joseph (I.) Little bubbles. S076.
Joseph (L.) El serio. 13859.
Joslyn (K.) Ensuefios. 18791.
Josselyn (A. §.):
American soldier.
Dreaming of
14786.
Please let me carry your books
home for’you. 17747.
Under the star spangled banner.
41389.
Jostworth (W.)
country’s flag.
Josua. 15056.
Joubert (C.):
A celle qu’ on aime.
Bonsoir messieurs.
Chanson du faucheur.
Cupidon-valse. 30454.
Deux sérénades. 3898.
Gina. 28440.
Ivresse des charmes. 13157.
IKxnisternde seide. 13226.
Lac des aulnes. 28922.
Lecons de piano. 19882.
Lieutenant Cupidon. 28974.
Lucile-Lucette. 13330.
Marche des trottins
13376, 30608.
Masques (Les)
Par les buissons.
Peu de votre amour.
Pourquoi des maitresses.
Waveland Park golf
Savior, let
28359.
Wingy
2131.
you, my darling.
They fight for their
9341.
12361.
18451.
6969.
parisiens.
29124.
1311.
13664.
13686.
How sweet is love. 10647. Quarante femmes d’Ali-Baba.
Is it love, am I dreaming. 13149, IB Yaley
16728 (45). Réveil. 30701.
Mollie dear. 11168. Royal-trompette. 1476.
Mother who loves you so. 26657. Salomette. 13801.
My God and Father while I stray. Salut 4 Venise. 16151.
29262. Sang de nos vignes. 13805.
Rejoice and sing. 17841. Scénes mignonnes. 16166.
Redeeming love. 29589. Si vous rencontrez. 3846.
Song divine. 29844. Sous les étreintes. 13931.
"Twas but a simple song. 18105. Teramo. 20358.
2039
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pt. IIT, n.°s.; v. "a
Joubert (C.)—Continued.
Valse de Pygmalion. 4158.
5™° péatitude. 30844.
Jouve (E.):
Boniment du diable.
Evocation. 4894.
Joyeux carillon. 17351.
Pas des aviateurs. 138648.
Joy (A. BE.) Im happy that’s all.
143819 (85), UTIs 4
Joy to the world. 23691.
Joyce (A.):
Dreaming. 14781, 14782, 28252.
Love and life in Holland. 2295.
25430.
Remembrance. 20010.
Sweet memories. 1701, 18011.
Thousand kisses. 1780, 12032,
145438.
Vision d’amour. 30178.
When the birds began to Sing.
30249.
Joyce (Mrs. S. M.) Mocking bird’s
lullaby. 29195. .
Judas Maceaboeus. 15060-15064, 212238,
28521, 30528-30530.
Judd (Mrs. M: L.) I went to-night
where oft we went. 10735.
Jude (W. H.):
Jude’s mission hymns. 17352,
19305, 19308, 21456, 21458.
Manx fisherman’s song. 21629.
Judefind (A. L.) Come let us wor-
ship. 2480.
Judefind (W. B
Gift of love. “9719,
Onward. 29426.
Resurrection glory.
Judefind bros. :
Come: let us worship.
Gates of praise. 18908.
Gift of love. 2719.
Message of the lilies.
Onward. 29426.
Resurrection glory. 17846.
Summer beauty. 20289.
Voices of gladness. 20525.
Judith. 9801.
Judson (A.):
And when they had mocked Him.
6733.
Flowers’ returns. 12826.
He was despised. 7600.
Proclaim ye His name.
Rose of Sharon. 138767.
Judson (W. J.):
Down on the Florida Keys. 25698.
17846.
2430.
17538.
30691.
Memories of home. 5618.
Judy (KE. B.) Dear old comrade.
25658.
Judy forgot. 53862, 7501.
Juel-Frederiksen (E.):
Foraarsleg. 14917.
Grisette (la). 15087.
In night's still calm. 19219.
Juel-Frederiksen (E.)—Continued.
Rita Sacchetto. 8872.
Temps pluvieux. 16405.
JUneSE CH.) ea
Heimatsehnen. 688.
Heimweh. 690.
Im spitsommer. 810.
Madchen aus Sorrento. 17477.
Mein alt? Kentucky heim. 1070.
Mein heimattal. 26562.
Ungarische steppenbilder.
27482.
Wiegenlied. 1998.
Jiirgens (F.):
Gedichte. 18919, 18920.
Julchens flitterwochen. 10878.
Julienne (F. J.) Dream baby.
G2NS:
Jumade (M.)
Chanson de colinette.
Chanson de l'amour.
Giovannina. 23327.
Jumping Jupiter. 889, 4086,
7814, 8081, 9077, 9611, 12505.
June ‘W. H.) In Pennsylvania state
far away. 10799.
Jung deutscher verlag Kurt Fliegel &
co. See Fliegel (K.) & co. (Jung
deutscher verlag).
Jungmann (A.) Heimweh. O8567.
Jungnickel (R.) :
Féte de Séville. 17077.
King Manfred. 28890.
Kol nidrei. 13230.
Overture comique. 8635.
Pastel menuet. 29467.
Junior ¢C. sear
Joy to the world. 263803.
Old story. 21853.
"Twas love divine.
1889,
242.
18534.
7465,
22344.
Junior hymns and carols. 21467.
Junne (O.):
Demoiselle Mignonne. 25665,
28200, 28201.
Elegie. 28280.
Fantasie sur les contes d’ Hoff-
-mann. 29379.
Félicité. 25809.
Iriede (Der) 28399.
Moderne organist. 5663.
Nachtigall (Die.) 5723.
Schiiler konzertino. 8976.
Sonate tiber choral themen. 29842.
Sequenz in ec moll. 29758.
Zwei gedichte. 2291.
A hurerer (2.\) ©
Berceuse. 18420.
Intermezzo. 19315.
Menuett. 19581.
Scherzo. 19316.
Sonatine. 198317.
Zwei schelmenweisen.
Juré (Le) 53868.
Jurena (J. A.)
13191.
Zobik. 30360, 30361.
2040
-Kageler
Kahn (E.)
)
.
:
:
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Just (C.)
17286.
east, (R.-H.) :
Anaereon’s song. 6730.
Aphrodite’s doves. 6744.
Invocation. 7882.
Long ago. S097.
Moon and stars.
Musagetes. 8347.
Rose (The) 8890.
Summer. 9201.
K— (—) Thrice daily prayer.
Kabot (R.):
Campus rag. 100383.
Sweet Margenette. 22230.
In der niihe von Meissen.
8315.
1783.
Kabrick (R. W.) ‘Two little baby
maidens. 6392.
IKkaeding (W.)
Kimpf (K.):
Modernes
24052.
Wikingskampf. 9681.
Kanawha music pub. co. Brook (The).
2314.
lerndt (J. W.)
12817, 14894.
(L.)
Diamond eyes. 10242.
normal-harmonium.
Fleurs du printemps.
Verlorene haufen.
27530.
Old English tavern song.
17683.
Kahnt (C. F.) nachfolger—Continued.
Herzig lieb schitzelein. 7633.
Hochsommernacht. 5158.
Hiittchen (Das) 5181.
Im walde. 7825.
Jesus meine zuversicht. 21450.
Konnte trost. 30579.
Kuss (Der) in Ehren. 8004.
Lenz ist geko amen. 30583.
Lenz und liebeslied. 8025.
Lied des waldvégleins. 8058.
Lied zu Gottes ehre. 13267.
Lustig (Ein) vierblatt. 1017.
Maienwelt. 29090.
Marsch. 9939.
Melodische und instruktive
lbungsstticke. 13413.
Murmelndes liiftchen. 11388.
Muttertindelei. 13483.
Nachtbild. 84138.
Nachtmusik (Eine) in 4 si&tzen.
26716.
Neuer vorsatz. 8483.
Nimmersatte liebe. 24168.
Nun geht der mond durch wolken-
nacht. 380652.
Pastorale. 29468.
Polonaise. 11488.
Rosenzeit. 1465.
Sausewind. 8951.
Kahn (G. F.): er os Schmied von Gretna Green. 1172S.
Gentlemen! the King. 14952, Schranklied. 1526.
21105. Z e Schule der gesangregister als
. eee 19092. grundlage der tonbildung. 27121.
a Schwiibisches volkslied. 8980.
=a ry foaue 14378. Singsang (Ein) vom Rheine.
~uIntette. i 29796.
Sonate. 15385. ; ees os
Kahnt (C. F.) nachfolger: Seen a ek a ages
Abendlied. 12366. | Be. aad eee a
Abschied von der schenke. 6661. : a aes By ques Saar
Allgegenwart. 22629. hull | St. le re ee
i Ren Pendctern| 4530 | Trinklied am Rhein. 9415.
Mtwort Fe 90379 j ; ' Triibsinn. 9424.
ae aie. 1527 Umsonst. 30807.
Bei dir 30406. : Unschuldigen kindlein. 1841.
Bitte 30412 f Vergissmeinnicht. 1877.
Brennende liebe. 30418. 1 arenens aie 27530
Canzonetta. 10046. Verlorene Soped b sis "9541
Dreifach ist des raumes mass. Voglein im ho a dee ;
20473. Voglein im Bib (8.
Deutsche motetten nach _bibel- EE 0 Rs
worten. 12684. W alzer. 9940. = =
Erotikon. 10327 Weihnachtsgesang. 27581, 30218.
Es ist ein kistlich ding. 12763. Weihnachts poe 4 ie
Es fiel ein reif. 7305. Weihnachtslied. 4259, ows
Feldjiiger (Die) 7364 Wer nur den lieben Gott lasst
hy c > . =
Fenstergang. 7367. ee ae De 30832
Finkenoritsel (Das.) 4827. ae ia ae ae
Frohe Weihnacht. 4963. s: oe ce ST deg eEht
Friihling. 2693. Zwei pi aeeaey gemischte
Geheimnis. 7450. chire. 28966.
@leich und gleich. 593. Zur briiut’gen nacht. 30841.
Glick. 93359. Zur ruhe. 30842.
Gruss an Wien. 2793. Kahnt (G.) Bertihmte romanze. 2267.
26596—12——19
2041
INDEX
pt. 1, ny S.,. Vv. Ga w
Kaifetz (A.):
Made (Maid) in Sioux. 17474.
Oh you tantalizing kid. 24248.
Kaiser (A.):
Autumn song. 6791.
Cradle song. 16959.
Credo. 883.
Dance burlesque. 7116.
Dancing in the meadows.
Gaiety. 7430.
In the twilight.
Intimité. 15316.
Let us go to Dreamland on our
honeymoon. 193897.
Scherzo. 17365.
Spanish serenade. 17969.
Staceato march. 17982.
Stella maris. 27295.
Viendras-tu. 6441, 18139.
4 danses anciennes. 23710.
Kaiser (C. A.) Homeland. 28596.
Kaiser (J. J.) music co. Violets.
20514.
Kaiser (R. A.)
ows. 6274.
Kalisz (A.):
Kind of song to sing. 10918.
Mon amour. 11171.
Table talk. 11947.
Kamery (J.) Where the Alleghany’s
twining. 4801.
18657.
7863.
Sunbeams and shad-
Kammen (J.) Siderl (Der). 11779,
20168.
Kane (N. M.) One kiss and then
good-bye. 17700.
Kane (P.) Into Thy presence. 17319.
Kann (H.) 2nd. intermezzo. 2066.
Kanrich (A. M.) Quest that shall not
fail. 16059.
Kaplan (D.):
Fare thee well. 4912.
Lou. 8122.
That march time. 6384.
Kaplanek (J.) You mean old moon.
30345.
Kappey (J. A.):
Hleven progressive studies for
saxophone. 7959.
Twenty-seven exercises. 7960.
Kaps (K.):
Bower of love. 18458.
Carmen waltz. 6958.
I’m lonely. 736.
Karasek (F.) Chips of the old block.
28628.
Karbulka (H.) In Hungary. 17292.
Karbulka_ (J.) Concerto D_ moll.
13199.
Karezag (W.) & Wallner (K.):
Aber geh’, aber geh’. 2079.
Alles, alles is ja 4 geschaft. 6707-
6709.
Ballade von der schénen Risette.
4495-4497.
Karezag (W.) & Wallner (K.)—Contd.
Bin ja nur Jeanettchen. 165. |
Bin nicht fraiulein, bin nicht frau.
166.
Bisserl tschin ein bisserl bemm.
6875, 6876.
Briiderl und schwesterl. 10014.
Columbus-marsech. 291-298.
~Da lockten die reizenden miidel.
(Ay.
Denn wie’s heut zu tag mal ist.
2505.
Den tag vergesst du nie. 7164.
Er ist ein junger kavalier. 2594.
Ernst ist das leben. 7802.
Hs liegt in blauen fernen. 2601.
Es nicken die giebel. 472, 4877.
Ewige schmeicheln, das ewige
streicheln. 2622.
Frauen hab’n die hosen an. 25873.
Gltickerl (Das) 603, 5010.
604, 606-610,
Gliicksmiidel (Das)
2744, 2745. |
Grisettlied. 654, 2792, 5057-
5059.
Grosses potpourri. 657.
Heckenroslein. 2835.
Hell jubeln die geigen. 2839, 5125,
7616-7619.
Heraus aus dem bett. 2844.
Herrgott, der hat viel zu tun. 697—
699.
Hirtenknabe Hypolit. 2859, 2860. |
5144-5150. 1
Holder Mai. 710.
Hosenrock-couplet. 238500.
Ich bin ein zigeuner. 2952.
Ich bin ja nur Jeanettchen. 5255.
Ich brauch einen mann. 7789.
Ich finde alles in der Times. |
Ignaz hast du eine ahnung. 7819, |
10779.
Ihr ajdutant.
13102.
Ja die ganze welt, dreht sich um
weiber und ums geld. 864.
Ja, man wird alt. 38039.
Komm doch, du lieber kleiner
schatz. 7995.
Kommen sie, kommen Sie, bitte
schon. 928.
Lidy-miaide. 983.
Lidy und mide. 934.
Lieb die runden, lieb die schlan- |
ken. 962.
Liebster lass dich kiissen [etc.] §
10996. |
Lieder. 12925.
Supemburg-quadrille. 5541, 8162. |
Mirchen vom giitick. 11076.
Mein herz ergliiht. 8259. |
Mein junger herr. 3294, 38295, |
5602, 5602 —
7820-7822, 10780,
2042
789. |}
i
|
|
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Karezag (W.) & Wallner (K.)—Contd. | Karg-Hlert (S.)—Continued.
Miss Exzentrick. 1099.
Morgen wieder lustig. 1116.
Na ich muss sagen. 3405.
Nigger-duett. 1200.
Nippes. 13556.
Nur die liebe nacht uns jung.
3454, 5762.
Nur ka traurigkeit. 1225.
Nur wenn verliebt man ist.
O frau, frau, frau. 11807.
O Karoline. 1281.
Onkel ist kein mann. 8601, 8603.
Pasch handi z’samm. 8660.
Reigen-walzer. 38669, 3670, 5987,
8826-8828. 11578.
Rendezvous-lied. 1425.
Risette-marsch. 36938, 6016-6020.
Risette-walzer. 1440, 3694, 3695,
6021-6026.
Romantische stimmung.
Sag du’s. 1487, 8930.
Schneegléckehen. 1515, 1519, 1520.
Schone Risette. 8786, 3787, 6099,
a3. TATA.
Schonste was ich je bessen. 8967.
Sie sind ftir mich ein kavalier.
9034.
So ein walzer macht mich rebel-
lisch. 1598.
Spreiz dich nicht. 9158.
Stolz der dynastie. 6258.
Thomasius und Habakuk.
6348.
Triume liebster,
_, 6366.
Ubers jahr tibers jahr. 12081.
Vaterlieb. 1865-1867, 9498.
Vielleicht, vielleicht. 12180.
Vorwirts greifet zu. 4214.
War einst ein madel. 4239.
Was uns freut. 12170.
Wenn zwei einander
6499.
Wir steigen zu pferd. 48381.
Zigeuner-walzer. 4867.
Zigeunerliebe-walzer. 6642, 16724.
Zirkuskind (Das) 9769, 12347,
14316, 143817.
Zirkuskind-marsch. 9771.
Zirkuskind-polka. 12849-12351.
Zirkuskind-walzer. 9774, 12352.
Zorika kehre zurtick. 43870.
Zur parade. 4374-4376, 6647.
Zwei kleine comtessen. 4879.
1226.
11620.
6345—
trium von mir.
zugetan.
| Vicdireretiskct (A.) Msza Polska. 15746.
Karel (R.) Slavisches. 24648.
Karg-Hlert (S.):
Ach bDleib mit deiner gnade.
16735.
Bourrée et musette. 4567.
Canzone. 5883.
Chaconne and fugue trilogy with
choral.) 231. |
Erste sonate. 21059.
First sonatina. 283866.
Intarsien. 21421.
Jigerlied (Hin) 7912.
Jesu, meine freude. 21448.
Klassische meisterstudien. 5401,
7986.
Miinehner kind’l. 8845.
Nun ruhen alle wilder. 19769.
Partite 1, D dur. 21899.
Pastel. 30674, 30675.
Pastorale recitativo et chorale.
29469.
Reisebilder. 16078.
Reiters abschied. 8838.
Sequenz no. 2 in C moll. 29758.
Weisse (Der) hirsch. 9589.
Zehn leichte charakterstudien.
21479.
Karganoff (G.):
Menuetto all’ antico.
Serenade. 9002.
Karngold (H. W.) Schneemann (Der)
16170.
Karns (L. C.)
Karoly (H.):
Bells of Christmas. 142.
Christmas bells. 22948.
Karpasch (A.) Nocturne.
Kars (H.):
Prayer (A) of love.
Summer love. 24777.
Kassel (O. J.) When I met you in the
morning. 9626.
Kates (Z. B.)
13428.
14004.
Sweetheart.
10903.
24396.
Spiritualist hymnal.
24724.
Katie did. 297, 718, 837, 897, 1298.
1506, 1758, 2072 (84), 2072 (107).
2072 (110), 2072 (126), 2072 (181).
2072 (160), 2072 (183), 2867, 2897,
3771, 5164, 5384-5386, 6648 (105),
13005, 13202, 15145, 28595.
Kaos (s B:)s
Hopjes et hopjes.
Up me up. 18111.
Valse des delft. 18117.
Valse du souvenir. 18118.
Katy did. See Katie did.
Katz (de 2:) :
Colombina and the clown.
17212.
28075.
Little bubbles. S076.
O mari. 24211.
Spagnola (La) 27268.
Katz (S.) Polskie kwiaty. 13864.
Katzenstein (S.):
All hail, America. 143845.
Rummy chum. 16140.
Kauffman (C. 8S.) Fling wide the
gates. 7383.
Kauffman (E. N.):
IT don’t want to be your sweetheart.
PABYBY,
I love you. 19140.
2045
INDEX
pt. hy mes:, Vv. 6e F
Kauffmann (F.) Abendmusik. 2078.
Kauffman (L.):
Gee, but it’s fine to be home once
more. 18921.
Good-bye, my little soldier true.
23366.
I love to see the pretty snow a
falling on a cold December’s day.
28677.
Sammy Lee love Annie McKee.
SOU cole
Kauffman musie co. Ra! ra, ra.
3648. .
Kaufman (P.) Wake, baby eyes of
blue: * 9562. )A2N64." P2359 C111),
16560.
Kaufman (P. H.):
Bingo rag. 22802.
Bunny hug. 4610.
Kamlan@hr
Chrysanthemen. 16920.
Chrysanthémes. 10113, 12608.
Kaan “(His)::
Allgegenwart. 22629.
Drei rosen. 7241.
Gliick. 23352.
Jesus meine zuversicht.
Leichter sinn. 8023.
Liebe im kleinen. 8048.
Liebeslied. 26408.
Lied der freundschaft.
Menuett. 26590.
Mondnacht. 26634.
Nimmersatte liebe.
21450.
8052.
24168.
Traum (Der) des hirtenknaben.
9408.
Wer nur den lieben Gott ldsst
walten. 22431.
Zigeunertreiben. 3808389, 30840.
126te Psalm. 22562.
Kaun (W. A.) music co.:
Begrabe deine toten. 18402.
Bei den zwergen. 18404.
Beim kriinze winden. 18405.
Canon. 465.
Dorfreigen. 18724.
Flittergold. 18865.
Glockenliuten. 595.
Heimkehr. 689.
In den halligen. 818.
Lenzgesang. 946.
cine i ows. 22218, 22219.
Felts ean Highlands. \O18).| ait (J.) (kel and) Weltientorientaa |
Meine seele lobsinget dem Herrn! dance. 21482.
19567. Keith (C.): : i
Melody. 467. Cupid locked you in my heart. |
Petite causerie. 1381. 20955. |
Pierrette. 1344. Farewell to Flora darling. 28348. ql
Pierrot. 13845. Girl I could not get. 12888.
Rondo in F dur. 20217. He didn’t know how much he |
Rote rosen. 20065. liked her. 10581.
Scherzo II. 1829. Life eternal. 215381.
Still; . 1663: Love’s plea. 13326.
Traum der rose. 1811. On the lake. 3499.
Volkslied. 12144. One kiss and then good-bye. 17700.
2044.
Kaun (W. A.) music co.—Continued.
Waltz. 468.
Weckruf an die Deutschen. 12192. |
Kautz (T.) White fawn.
Kautzenbach (A.):
Longing. 183800.
Serenade. 13844.
Spinnliedchen. 13939.
Kawolsky (L.)
mansion. 5824.
Kaye (A.)
19146.
Kearns (EK. F.):
Barearolle. 6819.
Dance of the elves.
Evening star waltz.
Ice king. T788.
In castle halls.
Mazurka. 8246.
Keath (F.) Voices of spring.
25117.
7118.
(ones
7836.
18146.
Keating (W. E. J.) Knights Templar.
173878.
Keaton (Mrs. J. M.) O precious love |
goodbye. 8515. }
Keck (B.) San Francisco tickle. }
20098.
Keck (J. A.)
store in the winter time. 10688.
Keeler (R. H.) Oh, what would 1
do without Jesus. 8565.
Keely (Mrs. I. M.) Dear old Dela-
ware. 7150.
Keenan (O. EH.)
17570.
Keene (U.)
sixteen. 15252.
Ikeenen (W.)
dreams of love.
Keeney (O. C.)
27826.
Nearer my God to
Thee. 185389.
Keesee (M. W.) Little empty nest. i
Suis
Keiller (EH. C.) WKirmess waltz.
Keim (C. B.):
Cotton blossoms. 12642.
Love’s garden. 8144.
Keinz (G. W.) Onnolee. 15928, 26837. jj
Sunbeams and shadows. |
Keiser (—)
9214, 20296.
Keiser (R. A.)
One night alone in a |
I’m awfully sorry for you.
I like to loaf around the |
Monkey motion rag. !
I want a girl of sweet
Autumn leaves bring |
10926, |
Sunbeams and shad- ||
|
|
| nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
INDEX
|
| Keith (C.)—Continued.
| Sunshine. 9219.
Waiting. 1912.
When I kiss you dear. 22448.
| When I pressed you to my heart.
1958.
| ‘When the girl you like. 12223.
You never can tell. 12881.
| Keith (lL. W.) Bungalow reveries.
| 12548.
| Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.:
Bonita. 22817.
By the druid’s altar.
Corisande. 20944.
Duval. 2559.
Evadne. 2608.
Fire-flies. 12809.
Glow-worms. 28350.
| Jour de soleil. 21452.
Last request. 3127.
Light. 238824.
Little . dark
13285.
Lock-step. 8180.
| Love’s awakening. 13324.
Magic shadows. 23921.
Marie Claire. 238950.
Mélisande. 13411.
Monarch of the sea. 3346.
My world is a world of sunshine.
135381.
Ora pro me. 35138.
i Other pair of shoes. 3528.
Primrose time. 24417.
Pesce ore:
Saints and sinners.
Sir Cupid. 13889.
i Swinging along the road. 3992.
Three duets and a song. 25188.
Three fishers went sailing. 24885.
Vision. 4199, 4200, 22401.
| Keithley (E. C.) Garland of old
fashioned roses. 4978.
Keithley and Marzian co. Garland of
old fashioned roses. 4978.
Keleh (N.) Ive tried so hard but
2324.
rose of the west.
13799, 27098.
—s
ean’t forget. 213860.
‘ Keldorfer (V.):
Midchenstolz. 30603.
Tanzliedchen. 16390, 27359.
Keler-Bela:
Lustspiel. 29071.
Overture comique. 8635.
Overture-lustspiel. 3536, 29071.
Kelleher (D. J.) If I only had told
her sweet lies. 10765.
Keller (lu.) Fairy’s dream. 4906.
Keller (O.):
| At eventide. 253809.
: Canoe song. 25487.
Cradle song. 25609.
Daffodil time. 25625.
Little shepherdess. 26488.
Remembrance. 27025.
Keller (O. BR.)
fly. 10770.
Kellerman (1L.):
If like Cupid I could
Angelus (The) 22667.
Brooklet in the hills. 22847.
Sunset’s golden glow. 24787.
-Young nun’s prayer. 25182.
Kelley (A. <A.) Kelley’s answer.
21483.
Kelley (B. F.) & son. The cure.
PAT OPAL
Kelley (F.):
I’m in love with a _ chocolate
soldier. 16728 (88).
Little people’s country. 23850.
O tender eyes. 242238.
On the lark’s dewy wing. 24272.
When roses wake. 25085.
Kelley (I. M.) Come take a fly with
me, dear. 4694.
Kelley (M. F.) Lou-Lou from Hon-
Olu sp d2:
Kelley (R. E.)
other night.
Kelley (T.):
Deep down in my heart.
Deep purple. 10221.
I will see you some
19169.
7160.
I’m in love with a_ chocolate
soldier. 7734.
It’s no use to love, little girlie.
10839.
Let’s go where we can have some
fun. 5455.
O’Callahan. 8530.
You don’t know how you’ll miss
her. , 123238. -
Kelley, Riley & Shields.
Ireland. 18678.
Dear old
Kellie (L.) Crossing the bar. 28185,
28136.
Kellogg (EK. D.) My airy aeroplane.
3376.
Kellogg (G. EH.) Call me up _ to-
morrow. 14580.
Kellogg (R. B.):
Cock-a-doodle-doo. 12612.
Honey mooning. 19069.
I have much need of you now.
19119.
Itoma. 13156.
Old porch swing, a moonlight
night and you dear. 8579.
Take me out for a moonlight ride.
1713.
Kelly (C.) . You need me. 20682.
Kelly (E. C.) Sweet dreams of you.
29955.
Kelly (KE. H.) Popular kid. 11494.
Kelly (E. P.) I love the little light-
ning bugs. 15217.
Kelly (H.) music pub. co.:
Ching-a-ling-a-loo. 10096.
Ever clinging. 480.
Popular kid. 11494.
2045
INDEX
DU: EG, meas va |
Kelly (I. M.):
T’ll make my dream come true.
7538.
My dear love Rose.
Kelly (J. A.)
you. 22494.
Kelly (J. H. C.)
Kelly (R.):
Hyes that I idolize. 12780.
Take me back to old Broadway.
22243.
Kelly (T.) Yesterday’s
14286, 14819 (92).
Kelly & Tigue. Mama’s only boy.
11082.
Kelly, Geiger & Becker. Bully. 4609.
Kelmayne pub. co. Dreaming sweet-
heart of you. 14787.
Kelsay (J.) Don’t you tell no tales on
me. 10267.
Kelsey (H. R.)
10836.
Kelsey (J.):
Baby boy. 20782.
I’m as brave a man. 21338.
Kemnitzer (K.) Sorority. 9134.
Kempa (C.) Navy boy. 267208.
I<emper (S. Nicklass-) See Nicklass-
Kemper (S.)
Kempinski (L.):
Centennial (The) 14606.
Just believe. 23702.
Without you. 9707.
Kempster (J. D.) My sweetheart at
home. 15793.
Kempton (T.) Magnificat and Nune
dimittis. 18348.
Kendal (A.):
Come in and cut yourself a piece
19675.
Why do I dream of
Bully. 4609.
caresses.
It is all for money.
of cake. 18596.
I deserve a good slapping, I do.
23528.
I’m twenty-one to-day. 23561.
To cheer him up and help him on
his way. 20407.
Kendall (EH. E.) There is no place
like old New York. 24863.
Kendall (HE. F.):
Love eyes. 23878.
My lady star. 24110.
Vision of Spain. 4208, 9782 (92).
Kendall (J.) When you were here.
20618.
Kendall (J. H.) Ive been working
on the railroad. 13070.
Kendall (M. T.) Girl of your choice.
23332.
Kendis (—):
Ain’t you glad you’ve come home.
18266, 25197 (40).
Billy. 6867, 12506, 16728 (27).
Dolores. 408.
IT like you just the same. 5207.
Jungle glide. 10882, 13189.
Lize. 15486.
Kennard (B.)
Kennedy (A.):
Jansen march. 12359 (81).
Lallah waltz. 12359 (33).
Morea galop. 12359 (39).
Pansy waltz. 12359 (41).
Kennedy (Mrs. B. W.) What the
bachelor said. 16608. !
Kennedy (C.) Aeroplane (The) |
18258.
Kennedy (¥ellheimer-) See Fell- |
Kennedy (K.)
Kennedy (N. E.)
Kennedy (T.):
Kennedy (T. J.):
Kennedy (W. M.):
Kennedy (W. W.)
Kennett (A.)
2046
Kendis (—)—Continued.
Say, but it’s lonesome, _ kid.
13818, 16728 (60).
Springtime brings roses. 14819
(42%
When you're in love. 25103, 25197 |
(261).
Whose heart is he breaking toe
night. 27688.
You can bet your life I ee | j
22536, 27684.
Kendis & Paley
Billy. 6867, 12506, 16728 (27).
Cindy. 10116, 12605. |
Dolores. 408. :
I like you just because. 5207. |
In the garden of peaches and |
cream. 5298.
Jungle glide. 10882, 13189.
Leave him alone. 10976, 13252. !
Lize. 15486. i
14319 »
Springtime brings roses.
(142).
Whose heart is he breaking to- fi
night. 27688.
You can bet your life I would.
22536, 27638.
Yowll want
18229, |
22543.
me. back.
Playground marehing }}
song. 5035. .
= nas
Galilee. 25886.
I'll sleep neath the soft grassy,
turt. 12359m@29)
heimer-Kennedy co.
Star of evening. 6244. |
Memories of child-'|
hood. 5612.
Don’t forget to write. 2533.
I’m going back to lonesome town. |
Cake,
Sleepy moon. 1589.
Don’t be contrary Mary. 412.
Why don’t you smile. 1998.
Jesus lead me through the shadow. |
28848.
Just a glimpse of mother’s face. |
Wi Sots |
I ran—that’s what |
I dide 23505;
Two little snowflakes. |
9445.
ee
| Kenney (H. S.)
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Kenney (BH. C.)
and stripes.
Fling out the stars
25845.
Memories of child-
hood. 175238.
Kennicott (H.) Turn to the right.
204388.
| Kennon (W.) Bess Machree. 2072
(73).
Kent (A.) Will some one name my
nationality. 25125.
Kent (B.):
I'll be right here. 751, 2072 (111).
It’s lonesome on Broadway. 21488,
25197 (140).
i Kent. (1.) :
I’ve only come back for my hat.
26178.
They can’t mean what they sing.
1073.
| Kent (G.) Under the maples. 14127.
| Kent (M. W.):
De light ob de moon. 25654.
Virginia. 27541.
Kent (N.) Why do the flowers fade.
16661.
| Kenyon & Butler:
My father. 83867.
Old things have passed away.
8581.
Kenyon-Jones (F.) Footsteps in the
snow. 7396.
Kephart (C. B.) Going back home.
18949.
Keppel (K.):
Don’t wake father.
My fancy. 11221.
Kerker (G.):
Bin nicht friiulein, bin nicht frau.
17011.
166.
Holder Mai. 710.
Kommen sie. 928.
Lieb’ die runden, lieb’ die schlan-
ken. 962.
Morgen wieder lustig.
Nigger-duett. 1200.
Schneeglockchen,. 1515.
Kern (C. W.):
Barcarolle. 20806.
Boating party. 18448.
Bubbling spring. 10016.
By courtesy. 12547.
Cavalier’s bride. 2868, 2364.
Clown (The) 28664.
Daisies. 351.
Fading day. 14851.
Forward. 21129.
Gavotte. 21162.
Graziella. 28508.
Impromptu. 21484.
Intermezzo 4 la valse.
June days. 193812.
Maid and the wheel. 3252.
Marche aux flambeaux. 26522.
March légére. 1047.
AG:
21422.
Kern (C. W.)—Continued.
Mardi Gras revels.
May walk. 19549.
Mazurka. 21668.
Meadow dance. 19557.
Moulin (Le). 26663.
My heart’s desire. 26694.
New life. 29317.
O faithful pine.
Oriental dance.
Petite berceuse.
Petite coquette. 26916.
Rosen gavotte. 27073.
Silvery moonlight. 11786.
Souvenir de Lemberg. 27267.
Spirit of mischief. 6232.
Thinking of home. 27413.
Torch of liberty. 14097.
Trapeze performer. 30086.
Tyrolienne (La). 27474.
Valse joyeuse. 27504.
Valse mélodique. 9482.
Valse moderne. 1859.
Valse triomphale. 27502.
Valse volante. 9487.
Kern (F. A.) (Hermit’s night song.
13378.
3461.
13628.
1330.
30539.
Kern, (J. D:)%
De goblin’s glide. 10207.
Edinboro wriggle. 10307.
Fan me with a movement slow.
12789.
I want to sing in opera.
I’m a crazy daffydil. 15227.
I’m the human brush. 10716.
In the valley of Montbijou. 28792.
Look me over dearie. 17488.
Love is like a little rubber band.
PALS TT)
Love's charming art. 21585.
My heart I cannot give to you.
19681.
Sing Trovatore. 11801.
ta ta,_little girl, 4000.
There is a happy land. 18062.
There’s a resting place for every
girl. 14064.
Turkey trot.
Kern i(W.) :
: A la mode. 123868.
Beneath thy window. 22775.
Kernochan (M.):
Fresh spring. 7411.
Smuggler’s song. 6186.
Song of Ylen. 29857.
Unconquered. 16485.
We two together. 30214.
Kerr (E. L.) If I should kiss you.
10766.
Kerr (H. D.):
I’d love to have you love me. 26847.
Sweetest mem’ries. 273848.
When a little bit o’ love creeps
in. 30232:
19165.
18108, 27461, 30102.
2047
INDEX
Kerr (He WwW.)
My heart’s desire. 13502.
Walking with Jesus in
9566.
Kerr (J. MeD.) ;
light.
Keep smiling. 10908.
Why not. 9674.
Kerr (f° H.). \ that hobble rag.
11986.
Ixerrison (D.) O Florida, fair Flor-
ida. 24203.
Kersten (M. Werner-)
Kersten (M.)
See Werner-
Kerth (L.) My old home. 29284.
Kerwin (Ll. <A.) Peek-a-boo hat.
3558.
Keshner (A. L.) For this old flag
and you dear. 14915.
Kessel (G.):
Ertonet, jubelklinge.
Lob und ehre. 990.
Uns ist ein kind geboren.
Vier missionsgesinge. 901.
Zionsklinge. 12346.
Kessinger (H.) Spring is here. 1642,
Kessler (H.):
Ave Maria. 9882.
Bliicher bei Caub. 9984.
City lights. 2410.
Friedland vor Stralsund. 10424.
Wenn der abend sinkt. 12195.
10382.
30132.
Kessler-Weyler (M.) Promenade ca-
price. 24425.
Kettenus (A.) Marche. 26330.
Keusche Barbara. 902, 2218, 3191,
6817, 6818, 8112, 9911, 11036.
Keusche Suzanne. 4764, 5288, 6171,
6492, 6578, 7556, 7557, 9588, 9594—-
9597, 12953, 13210, 13992, 14217,
18168.
Key (H.) Now God be with us.
30651.
Keyes (A. EH.) Indays that’s past and
gone. 10792.
Keyes (C.) Let us labor. 5459.
Khovantchina. 5584.
Kibbe (C. T.) Fight like a union sol-
dier. 4925.
Kibler (B. E.) Will you be my little
sweetheart. 12281.
Kidd (H. S.) <All for me—even me.
9808.
Kidder (G.) Let well enough alone.
23808.
Kidder (Mrs. G.) Let well enough
alone. 23808.
Kidwell (L.):
I’ve a longing. 28705.
Red onion rag. 27014.
Strike up an Irish strain. 27307.
There’s a funny feeling stealing.
30023.
This old town. 27414.
When the summer breezes. 27617.
DU. FEE SE se VE
Kiefer (W. R.) Girl of Uncle Sam. |
7463. |
Kiel (A. W.)
15911.
Kienzl (W.):
Cradle song. 4717.
Geistliches lied. 14949, 14950.
Good morning says little Mozart.
129173
Kcuhreigen (Der). 23755.
Lied der Magdalena. 15454.
Ride on a rocking horse. 6012.
Weihnachtslied (Hin) 4254.
Zwei stiicke. 10917.
Kiernan (H. A.) When some luck is
coming. 14239.
Kiesling (S. G.):
Fairy rondo. 23213.
Happy hour. 23487.
Little daisy polka. - 23842.
Little gem waltz. 28845.
Our school day march.
Pearl schottische. 24838.
Rondo caprice. 23721.
Kiesta (O.) Gypsy prince. 2795. |
Kieth (C.) Ive the dearest little girl.
28708.
Kilburn (1). Hirst lovers iin:
Killgore (F.) My heart’s in the aero-
plane. 29269.
Killibegs. 26482.
Kilner (H.):
Sing to my heart. 13887.
Thou comest. 203892.
Kimball (A.):
Easter bells. 12733.
Easter song. 7266.
Fireside musings. 7380.
Jolly old Saint Nicholas.
Silent thoughts. 1571.
Woman’s national daily. 48389.
Kimball “Gk ae
Blind man’s buff galop.
Husking bee. 23516.
Rocky rill. 24488.
Star of hope. 24741.
Whispering leaves. 25115.
Kimble (EK. F.) Wait and see little
girl, wait and see. 4227.
Old wife, dear wife. ||
29436.
880.
22811.
IKXime (R.) When duty calls. 12207.
Kimmel (S.) Impromptu. 13117.
Kinek (A. & B.) Golden wedding
drive saeoas:
Kind (J. A. Glover-) See Glover-Kind
(Je Ae)
Kindell (W. H.) Hurrah for Central.
7669.
Kinder (H. D.) Whisperings of the
pines. 30282.
Kinder (R.):
Benedicite omnia opera. 146.
Berceuse no. 2. 22781.
One more day’s work for Jesus.
1274.
2048
|
| nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
|
INDEX
Kinder (m.)—Continued.
Processional march. 24428.
Thy word is a lantern. 24898.
Kindlinger (J.):
Evening in the valley. 4885.
Heavenly bliss. 10595.
She never said a single word.
6133.
Women and watches. 9715.
King (A. M.) Smooth back my atu-
burn hair. 18901.
King (B. M.) Twilight dreams. 14114.
Bing (Gy):
Dreamland memories. 2552.
Let me live and stay in Dixieland.
954.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
3246.
That’s ever loving love. 2072
(188).
King (C. H.) Love’s perfect flower.
23886.
King (C. O.) Jesus our Christ. 23676.
King (E. M.) 26571.
CT na Gi OP 8
Ballet song of American women.
Memories.
27857.
Smooth back my auburn hair.
18901.
remiss C. ) Dickinson medley.
4794.
mine (Hoi) Eternal youth. 12766.
King (J. R.) See Kunkel (C.)
King (J. 8S.) Her dear eyes of blue.
23468.
Mine (KES):
Artarmo collection. 18326.
Aviation tournament march. 18357,
18358.
Canton aero club. 18510.
Desdemona waltzes. 2509.
Imperial. . 10784, 10785.
International peace. 15313.
iron count... 21427.
Neddermeyer triumphal
TOG So.
Robinson’s
20034.
Sons of veterans march. 20240.
Viking march. 20508, 20509.
Wanderlust march. 30205.
Woody Van’s march. 20663.
King (M. J.) Don’t break my heart.
2531.
King (M. QO.)
winkin’ at you.
King (O.):
Och stadsmuren hade tolf grund-
valar. 11328:
Sing a song of praise. (
Ye angel-hosts above. 22529.
march.
grand entree march.
When the moon is a-
30255.
King (R. W.) Spooky man. 9151.
King ¢S2@.)%
Down by the old willow tree.
Paes ee,
Soldier’s return.
King (W.)
14782.
King Arthur. 9023, 22205.
King Charles II. 11079.
King of love. 23724.
Kingenfeld (H.) March. 17376.
Kingly (R.) It might have been in
20207.
Dear (The) isle of green.
old Chicago. 19255.
King’s bride. 23731.
Kingsley (B. G.) Sweet little doll.
24805.
Kingsley (J.) I'd love to be loved by
a girl like you. 7692.
Kingsley (J. D.) True. 6384.
Kingsley (W. H.) My dear New Eng-
land home. 15758.
Kingsley bros. My dear New England
home. 15758.
Kingston. 15352.
Kingston (B.) You don’t know no-
body, and nobody don’t know you.
2045.
Kingston (M.) Ho! every one that
thirsteth. 30541.
Kingston (T. F.) Pretty Maggie Mc-
Cue. 5941.
IKinkel (—) Sweet kiss. 2072 (58).
Kinkel (C.):
Home sweet home.
Pleasant thoughts. 2072 (45).
Rosebud quickstep. 27714 (28).
Rosebud waltz. 27714 (24).
Whisperings of love. 27714 (29).
Kankel (3.)) Be true, j223%
Kankel” (K:)) :
Home sweet home.
Pleasant thoughts. 2072 (45).
Rosebud quickstep. 27714 (28).
Rosebud waltz. 27714 (24).
Whisperings of love. 27714 (29).
Kinkie Wiz, pseud. See Perry (l. R.).
Kinkie Wiz (Publishing house of) :
Come to good old Dreamy-town.
12359 (28).
12559 (28).
25568.
Hop! hop! 26084.
Kinkle (C.) Mazurka de_ salon.
12359 (86).
Kinne (S. D.):
Blood of Jesus. 16859.
For you there is power in the
blood. 17094.
Hushed to rest. 5189.
Looking unto Jesus.
Present tanins © W759:
Redeemed by the blood.
17441.
178387.
rane GR... Ek): Shelter in the blood of Jesus.
Down by the Rio Grande. 28243. 17912.
Oriental maidens. 26857, 27714 Some sweet day. 17941.
(108). . Windows of heaven. 6575.
2049
INDEX
pt. i, pss v.06
Kinnear (G.):
Love me on Sunday. 5516.
Please don’t shine too soon. 5918.
Kinney (M. W.) Dear old Erin’s
green shore. 2498.
Kinsley (G. E.) March and two step.
17484.
Kinsman (H. M.):
Bill Jones. 45465.
White Lil-le and Mon-ton-o. 20623.
Kinze (H. H.) Canzonetta. 22889.
Kinzer (W. R.) Golden slipper. 7489.
Kipling (R.) Camel’s hump. 14583.
Kirby (G. J.) Your mother will wel-
come you home. 12340.
Kireher (F.) Social bubble.
Kirchl (A.):
Abend friede.
Deutsche weise.
Farewell. 30488.
Gold’ ne tage. 380516.
Hort, ihr Maégdelein. 30542.
Morgenwanderung. 30634.
Sommernacht. 30759.
Was ich mochte. 30821.
Kirchmayer (J.) Grabt sich tief in’s
herz hinein. 12923,
22136.
30366. —
30464.
Kirchner (G.) Cunning face. 4782.
Kirehner (T.) Neue albumblatter.
OTS (lO Kose
Kirk (A.) My well-beloved sweet-
heart. - 17629.
ark (C.1C.):
Praise ye Jehovah. 13690.
*T will not be long. 20448.
Kirk (M. L.) Take me to Atlantic
City. 16381.
Kirkman (M.):
Lullaby. 26488.
Road to Ballyclary. 27050.
Tarantelle. 22248.
Valsette. 9489.
Kirkpatrick (—) Easter carols. 2072
(17)
Kirkpatrick (W. J.):
Across the border. 9794.
Be true, be true. 2287.
Be true to God. 20815.
Bells of Christmas time.
(3).
Cleanse me Lord. 10118.
Come and worship. 25197 (7).
Conquerors through grace. 28106.
Cross means love. 14695.
Dear Shepherd I love Thee. 10214.
Evening brings all home. 10387.
Eye hath not seen. 10346.
Go ye into all the world. 12903.
God will be true to His word.
12906.
God’s hand is everywhere.
Hark! through the golden
heht.c 28532,
Has He saved you. 12962.
Hide me there. 10610.
25197
28471.
sun-
Kirkpatrick (W. J.)—Continued.
Hood’s carols. 2072 (28), 25197
(10).
T’ll sing the song He gives me.
10696.
If you have a work to do.
Jesus will save. 28848.
Joy of the Lord. 28857.
Just to make the world a little
better. 10897.
Lead kindly light. 3182.
Let the redeemed say so. 38146.
Lift up your hearts. 28978.
Light of life. 11004.
Like as a father. 138270.
Look for the beautiful. 29031.
Make this world better. 29094.
Morning, noon and evening. 29215.
28746.
My only hope is Jesus. 29288.
Nothing but leaves. 29383.
O God, that midst the parted sea.
21810.
O still in accents sweet. 29361.
O wonderous grace. 113826.
Rock of ages. 38701.
Royal fountain. 2072 (52).
Singing glad hosannas. 29794.
Some blessed morning. 29836.
Speak to every heart. 22183.
Spirit of praise. 11868.
Take Thou my trembling hand.
29971.
There’s a song in the air. 30025.
There was a time when children
sang. 30030.
Thou art the vine.
Under marching orders.
30041.
12084.
Way He leads is best for me.
22422.
Wilt Thou hear the voice of
praise. 380807.
Kirkum (Mrs. L.) Up in Shannon-
dale. 24957.
Kiss waltz. 12789, 13588, 14011, 14064,
15196, 16564, 25743, 26332, 28218.
Kissinger (J. H.):
Boner. 9989.
Brady. 125382.
Faithful to my trust. 10855.
Kistler (A.) Big hearted blue coat.
D2 OG
Kistner (F.):
Abendlied. 22590.
Am feldweg. 6715.
Am himmelstor. 22640.
Aus den Hymnen an die nacht
22706.
Bange fragen.
Beichtiger (Der)
Bo6hmisch. 16866.
Burletta. 16879.
DéAammerstunde.
Daheim. 25626.
Eremit (Der) 23182.
Erwacht. 22185.
22736.
22768.
23037.
2050
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
INDEX j
Kistner (F.)—Continued.
Fussreise. 25885.
Getrennt. 23322.
Harfenklang (Hin)
Herbst. 23473.
Herbstabend. 23474.
Im wald. 15279.
In der friihe. 5287.
In dulci jubilo. 138120.
Klage. 237384.
Komm einmal noch. 23749.
12958.
Konzertetiide no. 38. 19429, 19480.
Leben. 23781.
Liebe (Die) 23812.
Liebesrausch. 15452.
Mailied. 28928.
Menschenbeifall. 24006.
Nachts. 24148.
Nis Randers. 21781.
Réverie fantastique. 16088.
SHerspruch. 245385.
Spruch. 247382.
Verliebte und die turteltaube.
24992.
Versuchung. 24994.
Vier leichte stiicke. 143814.
Wandervogel. 12168.
Weichensteller (Der)
Wiegenlied. 25128.
6489.
Klein CA. (R2)):
Billy the cow-boy king. 12507.
Espinol. 7307.
Meet me to-night in Meridian.
21669.
My heaven is you. 1152.
Pocatella. 8719.
Texas my ranch girl queen. 14043,
16410.
What’s the use of worrying.
14224, 14606.
Klein (B. O.) Thy life was given for
me. 6855.
Klein (F.) Golden fall. 18954.
Klein (J. G.) Booster march. 27927.
Klein (M.):
’Arry and ’Arriet. » 16791, 25197
(44).
Blarney of Killarney. 16856,
18437, 22809, 25197 (49).
Bow Sing. 6904.
International cup. 846.
It’s a long lane. 17324, 19257,
ZAOT, (ish) 28S2ne
Loving. 1011, 3216, 3217, 15540.
Merry month of May. 17536,
2H LOT (ClLOM)e
My old town. 17621, 19701, 24122,
25197 (175), 26710, 29286, 29287.
Kitchener (F.) Dawn of spring. 24938 Pretty little sun-shade. 24408,
RTtSom eC ONEL:;):: 30364 (109).
Dominus illuminatio mea. 20992. "Round the world. 27082.
God be in my head. 30515. Royal Durbar. 22047, 25197
Kittredge (W.) We’re tenting to- (208), 29671.
night. A285. Serenade in Venice. 20150.
Kitzinger (C.) Meet me in the gar- Sweet senorita. 18015, 20314,
den of roses. 21668. ZNO (250.
Kiver (E.) Three pieces for the or- Yachting. 43846.
San. Liat). Kleine (O.) That musical nightmare.
Kjerulf (H.): 24851.
A la lune. 18246. Kleine konigin. 915.
Cradle song. 4716. 1 Kleine nachtmusik. 296835.
Last night. 8019, 10966, 23774, | Kleinecke (G.) Mon désire. 8309.
26385. Kleinmichel (R.) Ettiden-album.
Zwei norwegische volkslieder. 18802. 18803, 21064.
28906, 28907. Klengel (J.) Sonatine in A moll,
Klaa (R.) Christmas. 28040. 9098-9100.
Klaass (R.): Klengel (P.):
Aus dem reiche der tone. 27828. Lenz und liebeslied. 8025.
Marsch-album. 1056. Lied des waldy6gleins. 8053.
Klais (W.) I love to see the pretty Sechs lyrische stticke. 917.
snow a-falling on a cold December’s Sechs stiicke. 919.
day. 28677. Zwei charakterstiicke. 921.
Klaphake (L. R.) Self instructor | Klickmann (F. H.):
rapid system of ragtime piano play- Apple blossoms. 22678.
ing. 138841. Dance in the barn. 25631.
Klassert (M.) Rococo gavotte. 24489. Dear old County Mayo. 4880
Klaw (A.) For a girl like you. 2675. (110).
Kleber (H.) On parade. 24267. Good morning. 23371.
Klebs (H.) Mother. 19636. I’m coming back to good old U.
Klee (H.) Vergissmeinnicht (Das) S. A. 28684.
24991. I will love you when the silver
Wleffel (A.) Walzer-und lindleral- threads. T7780.
bum. 14194. Jesse James. 10854, 13165.
Kleider machen leute. 26365.
Jolly school girls. 238688.
2051
INDEX
pt. TE, Bs, w GS
Ilickmann (F. H.)—Continued.
Just a dream of you. 2072 (129).
Knockout drops. 3104.
Love’s token. 23889.
Meditation. 23978.
Memories of the South. 23999.
Mud pies. 24090.
Rocking waves. 24487.
Sabbath bells. 24533.
Star of love. 24742.
Uncle Sam. 24940.
Walnut hills. 25033.
Kline (QO. A.) I wonder why the
moonlight always makes me think of
love. T7786, 19176.
Kling (C.) In cloud land. 23615.
Kling (E.) Sweetheart June. 14006.
Kling (H.) Perles. 29485.
Klingenfeld (H.):
Gavotte. 17116.
Melody. 17377.
Slow waltz. 17928.
Klingler (K.) Sonate. 238748.
Klinkner (Mrs. F. W.) Won’t you
come back to me sweetheart. 6613.
Klohr (J. W.) Cello and piano album.
16895.
Klopstock. 16324.
Klose (F.): N
Elfenreigen. 7283.
Streichquartett. 24764.
Wallfahrt nach Kelvaar. 22415.
Klosé (H.):
Four concert duets. 7991.
Six duets. 7992.
Klosson (H. A.) Cymbeline. 18648.
Klosterhuber (Mrs. C.) Sprouting
buds. 27286.
Klotz (M.) Classy. 22961.
Kluek (M.)
30482.
Kluge (A.)
Kmoch (F.):
Our love march. 3530, 3531.
Pilsener march. 3573, 3574.
Zakolniéek. 25187, 27699.
Er ist nach mir verriickt.
In der friihe. 5287.
Knab (A.) Lieder. 13224, 18225.
Knapp (F. M.) Will you love me for
aye. 12283.
Knapp (I. C.) Songs for the home
27255.
Union grove march.
and kindergarten.
Knapp (O. W.)
4380 (83).
Knapp-Wolcott music co.
25939.
Kaeass (N.) Ben Bolt.
Kneff (A. W.):
Autumn leaves. 18351.
Battle of the clouds. 121.
Kneissl (E.) Meereswogen. 3292.
Knepple (L. E.) Oriental murmur-
ings. 19855.
Kknickerbocker music pub. co.:
Arizona Rose. 22682.
Dream girl. 7220.
Golden city.
9949, 9950.
Knickerbocker music pub. co.—Conitd.
Everything tells me of you, sweet-
heart. 17317.
Farewell to Lover’s lane. 10359.
I live for you alone. 21327.:
I love to waltz. 13049.
In a dear old swing. 7831.
Old (The) home. 17684.
Welsh rarebit. 16593.
Knight (C.) She is sleeping by the
Swanee. 11770.
Knight (D.) Mal’ pun’kin Sue.
15567.
Knight (F.) I dreamed that my
dream came true. 23531.
Knight (F. J.) When the violets are
blooming. 20600.
Knight (G. H.):
Christ child. 28035.
Father with Thy church abide.
25806.
Introit and two yespers.
Lord dismiss us. 29033.
Magnificat in A major.
Sabbath morn. 29681.
Three introits. 27421.
Knight (G. P.) Rocked in the cradle
of the deep. 29631.
Knight (I.) Dreaming. 17020.
Knight (M. A.) Stars are shining
over all. 27291.
Knight (N. B.) Sporting life. 3926.
Knight (P.) All clear out of the park.
4399.
Knight (R.):
Forbidden.
Hill-side (The)
Pale morn of tears.
Knisely (Mrs. M. E.)
26258.
29083.
23275.
this:
24317.
Uncle Sam’s
taffy. 30121.
Iknobel (A.) Will you be mine?
16669.
Knobloch (J.) Flora-walzer. 23257.
Knodle (W. St. C.) Take me out. on
the boardwalk. 16380.
Knoll (A. H.) Polka philanthropy.
8722.
Knopf (M.):
Bajaderen-walzer. 18380.
Ich bin ein kleptomane. 17270.
Im schlafcoupé. 5280, 17278.
Menschen sind gar niemals zu-
frieden. 17528.
Reizende melodei
xosen ein. 17839.
*n laden zum
Suzette. 9225.
Vorwirts freunderl folge mir.
18150.
Wer wagt gewinnt. 18172.
Wir tanzen durchs leben. 25139.
Wissen sie noch. 48332, 4333.
Knoth (A.) Toa rose. 14085.
Ixnowles (J. E.) Hear our prayer
10591. ‘
Knowles (R. A.) I ain’t mad. 1676.
2052
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Knowlton (A.) Under the maples.
14127.
Knowlton (F. S.) Christ is risen.
10111.
Knowlton (R. W.) When Katie wore
a hobble skirt. 25081.
Mnow /(G. N. & H. EH.) :
Circumstantial evidence,
ale 20915.
I never had one just like you.
21351.
inox (.C:)':
Benedictus in C.
Hymns and responses.
Te Deum laudamus in C.
(82).
Knudsen (K.)
5354.
Kobelt (J.) Friihling. 2693.
och (C. EK.) - Yowre my
Juliette. 16703.
Koch (E#.) Soleil
9086.
Koehn (FF. E.):
Deutsche motetten. 12684.
Es ist ein késtlich ding. 12768.
Weihnachtslied. 6491.
Koch (H. E.):
Da Jesus
23035.
Gott wird abwischen alle triinen
von ihren augen. 21204.
Haus im himmel. 7587.
Partita in G. 24827.
Partite und doppelfuge. 8656.
Pastorale tiber den choral,
that’s
22562 (9).
2072 (29).
4380
Joie de jeunesse.
dearest
de printemps.
in den garten ging.
In
dulei jubilo. 21903.
Urlicht. 9468.
Welt ade, ich bin dein mitide.
25063.
Koch (M.):
Elfin dance. 7284.
Spring’s greeting. 9164.
Iocian (J.):
Chanson printaniére. 28012.
Hymne au printemps. 28627.
Intermezzo pittoresque. 28808.
Lullaby. 29064.
Méditation du soir. 29148.
Mélodie. 28916.
Koeder (C.) Rosie, I love you true.
16130.
Koehler (HE. L.) Nightingale polka.
11280.
Kohler (L.):
Daily task for advanced pupils.
4742.
Praktischer lehrgang des klavier-
spiels. 13692 — 13694, 24894,
24395.
12 preparatory velocity studies.
19351.
IKx6hler (M.) 30 ktinstler-etiiden ftir
violine. 183227.
ee eS -y_——_—_S=—E=E=E——x_————— ESSE _EE EER RL
Kohler (0O.):
Feierklinge.
Im herbst. 2974.
Koehler (W.) America.
Koehler-Heberlein (C.)
nonne. 29512.
Koellhoffer (B. A.)
composition. 11398.
Koelling (—) Modern salon music.
1ALGT:
Koelling (C.):
Finesse. 12807.
Lark’s morning song.
My favorite. 19679.
Kkoenemann (H.) Salutations to my
Second home. 6076.
INMoenic: (is Ih & GSE):
Mariposa. 26533.
Won’t you please take
Frisco. 27664.
See also Grady (F. I.)
12797.
38.
Polka mig-
Original German
19376.
me to
Koenig (H. D.) ‘That political rag.
27389.
Konig (O.) Programm fiir den sie-
benundzwanzigsten kindertag. 13707.
Konigskinder. 581, 9238, 924, 1709,
3105, 10987, 23747, 25906, 26370.
Konigswinter. 22074.
Kopke..(Ca) J. 07ER) Abenteuer in
Mekka. 14825.
Koeppen (P.):
Agnus Dei und Sanctus. 3368.
Air aus dem orgelpastorale. 2196.
Alte liebe. 2122.
An ein kind. 21388.
Auf dem kirchhof von Montreux.
QED:
Aus der Tell-overtiire. 38787.
Aus meinem skizzenbuch. 2184.
Bosquet de Julie. 2296.
Brautlied. 380185.
Carmen-fantasie. 2279.
Entsagung. 2598.
Gefangene (Der) 28426.
In der kapelle. 2988.
Kirmess. 3096.
Konig Heinrichs gebet. 30187.
Larghetto. 2244.
Largo. 2799.
Praeludium. 3597.
Resignation. 2201.
Robert Schumann-album. 3795.
Sehnsucht. 38814.
Selige geister. 2741.
Soldaten kommen. 2281.
Sonntagsmorgen auf glion. 38907.
Todesliuten. 4089.
Valse. 4050.
Vespergesang. 4186.
Zweigesprich. 43880.
Koeppler (A. C.):
Mazurkana. 21666, 26554.
Romance from evening star. 4223,
423294,
2053
INDEX
Koerfer (F.):
Highth day of November.
Mutter liebe. 15758.
Koerner (H. T.) Months (The) 19617.
Koesperer (—) Let us arise. 959.
Kohler (B.) Elm orlu. 21041.
Kohler (H.): :
Little gypsy. 3178.
Morning glory. 3358.
On the lake. 3498.
Sailor boy. 38748.
Sunrise. 3963.
Kohler (R. M.) Elm orlu. 21041.
KkohImann (C.) Topsy turvy Christ-
mas. 30077.
Kohn (D. & H.):
Cheer up. 10090.
Song of the gale.
Stalling. 9169.
Kolb (K. M.):
Rose forget-me-not. 27070.
Sweet Viola-lee-ola. 20315.
Koller (J. F.) When the early frosts
of autumn turn the green leaves into
14808.
11839.
gold. 6519.
Kolling (C.) Chasse infernale. 28018.
Kollo (W.):
Alma wo wohnst du. 18283, 30371,
30372.
Auf der liebesschaukel. 2177.
Ballade von Grafen Mixed Pickles.
2207.
Ballhausbummler (Der) 4498.
Beinchen (Die) 2247, 2248.
Berlin wie’s lebt. 380410.
Biicher und frauen. 14563, 14564.
Du kleiner schieber. 30474.
Hampelmann-duett. 19014.
Hiitterl-walzer. 30546.
Ich mal mir einen reizenden mann.
30553.
Im richtigen moment. 138109.
Kitty, du ktisst so siiss. 18217,
15404. -
Kleine Grete und der two-step.
3101.
Komm mein kleines miuschen.
15410.
Lass’ mich deine strtiimpfchen
seh’n. 28982.
Lied vom Kater. 15456, 28971.
Lied von grammophon. 30586.
Londonboy (Der). 380591.
Lulu mein lJiebliches brautchen.
30599.
Miidel von der Themse. 15562,
15563.
Mensch mir platzt der kragen.
26583.
Nach meine beene ist ja ganz Ber-
lin verrtickt. 1175.
’Ne dufte stadt ist mein Berlin.
1182.
Nur a klans hutterl. 29341.
Rolle-rille-rutsch. 6034.
Dt. .T, meas.; vi06
Kollo (W.)—Continued.
Siehste woll, du kleiner schieber.
30748.
So ein feiner dicker kleiner ham-
pelmann. 380753. ;
Teddybir (Der).
Valse mascotte.
Was liegt bei
apfelbaum. 16572, 16578.
Wenn der briut’gam mit der
braut. 1940, 9592, 9598, 16594,
16595.
Wenn Petrus betten macht. 30824.
Kollontay (Y. De La N \ Holly-hocks.
14029.
9480, 9481.
lehmann unterm
21287.
Kollros (C.):
Birdlings. 168.
Dove mazurka. 418.
Our mayor. 1297.
Komischen. 12123.
Kommer (F.) Silver moon, shine
down on me. 138878.
Komzak (K.) :
Bad ’ner mad’ln. 25347.
Dorfmusikanten. 2537.
Fairy tales. 495, 23214.
Folk-song. 529, 23263.
Rose vom Kaukasus. 8897.
Vindobona. 205138, 25006.
Kkonarske (EH. A.):
She is the ideal of my heart.
20158.
Speeding along in an auto.
Koninsky music co.:
College boys. 22970.
Dreams of thee. 21021.
Heart of the rose. 26039.
Hello bright eyes. 5126.
I’m just crazy. 21341.
Jolly sleighing party. 7982.
King of the air. 10922.
Moonlight in monkey land. 13460.
Salted peanuts. 22059.
When the roses are
22459.
Konizeski (G.)
you. 13085.
Kontski (A. de):
Grande polonaise. 17151.
Marsz zwiazku narodowego. 29118.
17971.
in bloom.
I wonder why don’!
Réveil du lion. 20020.
Koonce (H. E.) Idella’s waltz.
19185.
Kopetsky (W.) Regiments-marsch.
3662-3666.
20109.
10
Scéne la Czarda.
Take this letter
Korb (F.)
Korf (HH. H.)
mother. 27357.
Korn (CreAa)i:
Sonata. 15412.
Waltz song. 4285.
Korngold (EK. W.): a
Ball beim miurchenkonig.
18382.
Klaviertrio. 912.
2004
|
|
| Kornhass (H.)
/ Kottaun (C.):
INDEX
| nos, 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
| Korngold (EH. W.)—Continued.
Mirchen spricht einen epilog.
19510.
Prinzessin auf der Hrbse.
Riibezahl. 20070.
Schneemann-walzer.
Sonate no. 2 in E dur.
Tapfere schneiderlein.
Verzauberte prinzessin.
Wichtelminnlein. 20682.
Komm’ holder fritih-
19974.
1521.
23751.
20338.
20505.
ling. 23750.
Korsakoff (N. Rimsky-) See Rimsky-
Korsakoff (N.) |
Kortheiner (A. W.) Our land. 19862.
Koschat (T.):
Forsaken. 10411.
Forsaken am I. 10412.
Hamkehr (D’) 5080.
Kotlar (1.) Monte Cristo. 29205.
mopar (J. ET.) “Kingdom of my
home. Z8898.
New Beatrice gavotte. 293816.
Summer night’s dance. 29987.
Kotze (L.) Minuet in F. 24044.
Kotzschmar (H.) Christmas bells.
2401.
Kouloukis (N.) Réverie. 1484.
Kovafovic (K.) Vylet pana Brouéka.
25024.
Koven (R. de) See De Koven (R.)
Koverman (F. R.) Take your girlie
for a row. 6807.
Kowalewski (A.)
Kowalski (H.):
Marche hongroise.
Roses de Bohéme.
Krafft-Lortzing (C.)
gen-marsch. 25767.
Psit Lizzy: \ 21972:
13377.
27714 (25).
Erzherzog Hu-
Kraft (K.C.) Pipe of dreams. 17742.
Kraft & Fox. Pipe of dreams. 17742.
Kramer (A. §8.) Rider without a
head. 3688.
Kramer (A. W.):
Ablosung. 16782.
At sunset. 20767.
Death song. 20979.
Night song. 8475.
Kramer (C. N.) All the world loves
a lover. 16758.
Kramer (HK. D.) My Ethel Rose.
11220.
Kramer (J. K. W.) For she’s so
hard to please. 14913.
Kramer (R.) Ave Maria. 6796.
Krannig (S.) Deutscher miannerchor.
395.
Kranz (G. F.) music co.:
Broken doll. 25458.
Dance of the gypsies. 25633.
Merry hunter. 26598.
Tarantelle. 27360.
Krasinsky (F.):
Am schonen Rhein. 2128.
Krasinsky (F.)—Continued.
Glaube, hoffe, liebe. 2736.
Mein schiitzel. 38296.
Kratz (G. W.) Love.
(50).
Kratz (L. G.):
Boys in blue.
Departure (The) 28081, 23082.
Jesus lover of my soul. 23674.
Lord who giveth all. 23869.
Power of Jesus’ name. 17751.
Psalms. 29543.
I<raus (J... Me):
AS the bells
133809, 16728
16871.
are ringing eight.
4437.
Kangaroo hop. 153886.
Krause (A.) Zw6lf klavier-ettiden.
3108.
Krause (C.) Promesse (La) 115383.
Krause (P.):
Alle menschen miissen sterben.
22744.
Basso ostinato. 22744.
Krause (R. M.) My Dixiana Lou.
8364.
Krauss (C. T.) jr. Hobble skirt rag.
10619.
Kreager (M. M.):
Everybody has a beau but me.
10342.
Sometime. 20215.
Krebs (G. W.) When the wild birds
leave the valley. 27622.
Krebs (T. L.) Five songs. 23752.
Krehbiel (H. E.) Songs from the
operas for baritone and bass. 30762.
Kreher (E.) Lilacs and poppies.
19423.
Kreher (H. R.) & co. Lilacs and
poppies. 19423.
Kreider (N. W.):
Legend. 28942, 28948.
Prelude. 28918.
Kreischer (A. H.)
going to do without a sou.
Kreiser (H.):
All’s well.
Concert caprice.
Processional march.
Sun of my soul.
(117).
Kreisler (F.):
Liebesfreud. 10992, 23814.
Liebeslied. 10993, 23816.
Ricitativo und scherzo-caprice.
24454.
Schon Rosmarin.
Krejcik (F.) :
I myself. 28697.
Spinning-wheel. 29884, 29885.
Kremer (E.) lLiederbuch des deut-
schen. 215380.
Kremer (V.) Co.:
Abie the sporty kid. 4880 (90).
After school. 4380 (91).
O what’s a fellow
8526.
25233.
10145.
24422.
24781, 30364
2456, 11732.
2055
INDEX
==
Ikremer (V.) co.—Continued.
Antlers march. 4880 (92).
Any old way you cook chicken.
62, 4880 (93).
Anywhere with you. 4880 (94).
Autumn sunset waltz. 4380 (97).
Because of you. 4880 (98).
Buccaneer. 43880 (99).
Bum and the bumble bee. 198,
4380 (100).
Cavalieri. 4880 (101).
Change the boy. 241, 4880 (102).
Cherry leaf rag. 4880 (108).
Chocolate creams rag. 4880 (105).
Come down Nellie to the old red
barn. 4880 (107).
Cracker Jack rag. 43880 (108).
Crazy horse rag. 4880 (109).
Dear old County Mayo. 4880
CAsli@ye
Every beat of my heart. 4880
(UN
Everybody wants to be my sister.
(GPA.
Fighting Bob march. 4880 (114).
Good old fashioned love. 10519.
Honey Sal. 5168.
Hussars march. 2881.
I have something in my eye. 4880
(120).
I hear you have another boy to
kiss. 5204.
I’m going home. 43880 (122).
I-Mo. 4880 (127).
Imam. 4880 (125).
In spoony land. 4880 (150).
In the garden of love with you.
4380 (181).
In the same old way. -4380 (182).
June dreams. 48380 (135).
Keep a-movin’. 5888.
Kimberly rag. 4880 (186).
Knockout drops rag. 3104.
Lady of. the lake waltzes. 43880
(CUB Nie
Let’s pretend. 4880 (139).
Let thy heart beat true. 4880
(140).
Little puff of smoke good-night.
4380 (141).
Love’s mirror waltzes. 4380
(143).
Meet me in the park, Mona. 4380
(144).
Mid the roses. 4880 (146).
My muscatine girl. 43880 (147).
My Pekin moon. 4380 (148).
Off again, on again, gone again.
4380 (151).
Old red, white and blue. 4880
(452).
On yonder hill. 8594.
Photophone (The)
(154).
Pineywood rag. 4880 (155).
1842, 4380
2056
Kremer (V.) co.—Continued.
Kremer (V.)
house:
Krentzlin (H. R.):
pt. 11%, Mis; v.1@ |
Plain little country girl. 3578.
Playing a game with a pair of |
eyes. 4380 (156). 4
Playthings, that’s all. 4380 (157). |
Querida. 5971.
Ragged beauties. 4380 (158).
Ragged edges. 8804.
San Fran. 4880 (160).
See Seattle. 4380 (161).
She’s the only girl. 4380 (162).
Since mammy went away. 9043.
Sing me an Trish Come-all-ye.
9050.
Snappy rag. 4880 (165).
Soldier’s life. 9084.
Soul of my soul. 6222.
Stars are the eyes of the night.
Oiliale
Such .is the love I have for you.
11905.
Tell me if love is a dream. 20348.
Thistles two step. 4380 (168).
Those Italian eyes. 4062.
Turn not away. 1828, 4380 (172).
When you dream. 4880 (176).
Wild rose. 4380 (178).
Yea boys, let’s have a time. 9742.
You must make good to me. 48380
(180).
Zu zu. 4380 (181).
co-operative music
Angle worm wiggle. 2072 (69).
Any old time or any old place.
2002) (Oye
Don’t forget me dearie. 2072 (94).
Heart of my heart. 5116.
Just a dream of you. 2072 (129).
Love time is springtime. 5519.
My little goo goo girlie. 5709.
Oh! that beautiful flower song.
5197.
Salute the flag. 2072 (166).
She’s a patient of mine. 2072
(169).
When you’re in wrong with the
right girl. 1974.
Cuckoo calls. 25615*.
Dance in the meadows. 238048.
Golden sunset. 23362.
Junge violinist. 13188.
Mazurka. 29140.
Perversity. 24348.
Playing soldiers. 24867.
Romanze. 29646.
Schmetterlingsspiel. 3784. ;
Vergissmeinnicht. 14160.
Village holiday. 25005.
Krentzlin (R.) :
Catch me if you can. 22906.
Dance in the meadow. 23048.
Dance of the dwarfs. 25045.
Harvest festival. 23441.
INDEX
: nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Krentzlin (R.)—Continued.
Libussa. 17404.
|, Phyllis. 24356.
2710-2712, 3110-3114,
| Kreolenblut.
4002-4004, 7449, 8662, 9598, 12876,
25762, 26378, 26515, 26987.
| Kress (G.) Aeroplane (The). 18258.
Kreutzer (R.) 42 études ou caprices.
| 21499.
| Kreuz (4.):
Patriotic suite. 8664, S665.
What does little birdie say. 20571
| Kriby (J. ©.) My creole Sue. 13489.
| K¥icka (J.) Albatros lied. 14841.
‘Krieger (S.) Do you think of me
dear. 17000.
| Kriens COs)
Adoration. 14828.
Babbling brook. 14480, 14431.
Coquettish waltz. 14677.
Dance of the old queen.
147138.
Danse des sabots. 16974.
Dutch mill. 7249.
Hpitaph-meditation. 14829.
Evening sounds. 7313.
Fountain and the lily. 14924.
! Matin au Zuider Zee. 17512.
| Morning on the Zuider Zee. 8326.
Moulin (Le) 15788.
} Réve (Un) 16085.
| Sad song. 16142.
i Sons du soir. 2072 (175).
Summer evening. 16341.
Valse bohéme. 18115.
14712,
if
|
|
{
!
|
|
|
Wooden shoe dance. 9722.
(Krier (G.):
Marche castillane. 15583.
Ne dites rien. 15810.
'Krinbill (Op M.):
26596—12——20
( Ti
Krogmann (C. W.)—Continued.
Skyrocket. 22125.
Snow flake dance. 13902.
Soubrette (La). 11853.
Spider and the fly. 16294.
Standard bearer. 22195.
Stolen glances. 11882.
Sunbeam dance. 16347.
Twilight song. 14116.
Valse favorita. 22371.
Valse viennoise. 30144.
Violet’s story. 16529.
Whirling leaves. 1987.
Krolage (J.) music co.:
Blue bird waltz. 18444.
Cheese and crackers. 18547.
Growls rag. 18995.
Henlein’s mandolin school. 28570.
Henlein’s modern method for piano.
28571.
Holy night. 26078.
Listen to the chimes. 17420, 19428.
Moonlight. 24064.
My Tennessee belle. 21757.
Old man Grump. 11358.
Queen rag. 16058.
Sleepy Dick. 20192.
Someone’s been a ‘fooling you.
16262.
Suffrage hint. 25769.
Sweet dreams of you. 29955.
Trizie my Dixie girl. 20426.
Kromer (C.) Home greetings. 28592.
Kromolicki (J.) Fest-messe zu ehren
des heiligen erzengels Michael.
25815.
Krompart (H. T.) As long as life
shall last. 9860.
Kron (H.) Lovelight. 26477.
Kronegger (R.) Lustig woll’n ma
Just hand in hand with you. 7951. bleib’n marschlied. 13335.
} Songs for the home, etc. 9125. Kronenberger (A. C.) In spoony June-
Kroeger (ile OR.) : time. 138130.
| Child’s desire. 18557. Kroner (A.) Chant sans paroles. 6977.
I did not know how dear you | Krones (Adolphi-) See Adolphi-Krones.
were. 26119. Kronke (E.):
| In slumberland. 15294. Aveu discret. 22714.
! Love’s power. 15535. Caprice. 23753.
Mirror of the sea. 26615. Consolation. 20940.
Primrose. 1382. En forme d’une gavotte. 23177.
Valse de ballet. 20478. Giocoso gracioso. 23326.
poe CO. WW.) Marcia giocosa. 21687.
Aéolienne. 27734. Minuetto. 24045.
Bo-peep polka. 14535. Placida, 4 l’antico. 24366.
Fairy lullaby. 14854. Valse noble. 24974.
Fleur de lys. 21117. Viennese waltz. 22396.
Little soldier. 11021. Krouse (H. S.):
Marche héroique. 29107. All for you. 16755, 18244 (49).
Menuet de la princesse. 1084. I’ll go with you to the end of the
' Merry butterflies. 13430, 15658. world. 15213, 16728 (36).
Merry-makers. 26594. Kroy (T.) You are my bright and
Over the ocean wave. 15948. only star. 22534.
Petite (La) danseuse. 1332. Krug (D.) Little chevalier. 5484.
| Poéme d’amour. 29509. Kruger (A. W.) Mamie my darting.
1 Polka militaire. 11487. 5561.
| 2057
INDEX
Diane aS ay. 'G
Krulish (IF.):
Soldier’s love. 24667.
Students concerto. 9193.
Krumme (J.) Love’s dream. 3208.
Krumme (Mrs. 8. A.) Love’s dream.
8141.
Krummer (C.) Love song. 9782 (60).
Kryza (J.) When the Naps are play-
ing baseball. 166382.
Kudelitz (B. W.):
I’d like to be the fellow. 13029.
Sweet Bessie Magee. 13995.
Kudelitz & Haas. Sweet Bessie Ma-
gee. 138995.
Kudlitz & Solieri. I’d like to be the
fellow that’s going to marry you.
13029.
Kiicken (—)
Kiicken (F.):
Eve’s glittering star. 283825.
How can I leave thee. 106438.
Kticken (F. W.) O dewdrop bright.
11303.
Ktinhold (C.) Im giartchen da driiben.
Ze
Kitintzel (M.):
At the brook. 183834. .-
21178.
Depth of mercy. 16990.
Glissando waltz.
Impatience. 213894.
Pierrot’s serenade. 219238.
Kuerschner (H.) Hearts contentment.
684.
Kiirsteiner (J. P.):
Awake my love.
Betrothal (The). 12501.
Canticle of love. 10040.
His lullaby. 12997.
Invocation to Eros. 10832.
Leave me not yet. 28780.
Lord of life. 15509.
Love, my queen. 29052.
Morning. 1119, 13464.
My heart sings as the bird sings.
24105.
Night from the dark world. 29322.
Of all the airts the winds can
blaw. 1247, 18589.
Rose of the world. 24514.
Song of life. 11834.
rs That one refrain. 24852.
Third nocturne in A flat.
Kiissner (A.):
Dance of the wood-nymphs.
In poppy-land. 262380.
Ktissner (L. C.):
Canzonetta. 22890.
Dance of the wood-nymphs.
In poppy land. 26230.
Kuester (H. Haines.) See Haines-
Kuester (E.)
Kuhlau (F.) Evening song. 283818.
Kuhlstrom (H.) Reverie. 27031.
Kullak (T.) From flower to flower.
23290.
Kumler (M. F.)
2192, 12458.
24875.
2475.
2475.
Plighting love. 5915.
Kummer (C.):
Blushing moon.
2072 (75), 14819 ©
(36).
Gee I wish I’d never had a girl. |
4987. live
Good-bye. 2766.
In my dreams of you. 12359 (83).
Just a girl and a boy. 5871.
Loon song. 55038.
Wave waltzes. 14819 (158).
Kummer (F. A.) Adagio. 19357.
Kunits (L. von) Scotch lullaby,
24569.
Kunkel (C.):
Allegro. 380864 (5).
Allegro moderato. 303864 (50).
Andante. 380364 (6, 27).
Angels serenade. 6736.
Banjo. 16826.
Bohemian girl. 303864 (4).
Child’s prattle. 30864 (14).
Cupid’s arrow waltz. 30364 (16).
Dancing fairies. 28158.
Dream of the flowers. 28250.
Faust. 303864 (26).
Fille du regiment. 30364 (19).
Finale. 803864 (28, 44).
Fra Diavolo. 380864 (2).
Fragrant breezes. 27714 (6).
Gay hermit and the wind. 17444.
Grape vine swing. 28501.
Lilian polka. 380864 (83).
Lucia di Lammermoor. 30364
(20).
Lucrezia Borgia. 30364 (21).
March. 380364 (48).
May blossoms. 29137.
Menuetto. 27714 (14).
Merry war. 380364 (48).
Mocking bird. 15695.
Moonlight echoes. 17576.
Moorish serenade. 26644.
My old Missouri home. 18520.
Pipes of Pan. - 8704.
Puritani (I) 380364 (9).
Rigoletto. 30364 (55).
St. Louis slogan. 20087.
Scherzo. 30364 (7, 41, 42).
Sleep thou my child. 22562 (44).
Sleeping beauty. 29807.
Supplication. 27714 (26).
Tannhiuser march. 380364 (57).
Three fishers. 25197 (88).
Tick-tack, cuckoo, tick-tack.
22562 (46).
Trovatore (Il) 303864 (56).
Vivace. 380864 (8).
Water sprites. 27714 (27).
William Tell. 30364 (49).
Witches revelry. 27657.
15 primary: studies in velocity.
22562 (18).
Kunkel bros. musi¢c ¢o.:
Angels serenade. 6736.
Awakening of the flowers. 22718.
2058
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INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Kunkel bros. music co.—Continued.
Banjo (The) 16826.
Cathedral bells. 226.
Dancing fairies. 28158.
Dream of the flowers. 28250.
Eventide. 2614.
Faust. 7510.
Gay hermit and the wind. 7444.
Grape vine swing. 28501.
If like Cupid I could fly. 10770.
Impromptu. 138117.
Lucia di Lammermoor. 17005.
May blossoms. 29187.
Mocking bird. 15695.
Moonlight echoes. 17576.
Moorish serenade. 26644.
Old black Joe. 17680.
Peasants wedding march.
Pipes of Pan. 8704.
Polonaise in H. 976.
St. Louis slogan. 20087.
Sleeping beauty. 29807.
Vocal method. 30177.
Walters’ preislied. 22412.
Witches revelry. 27657.
Kuns (0O.) Get out. 4991.
Kunst zu lieben. 981, 1655, 5418.
Kunstmiicen. 10949.
Kurps-Westphal (0O.):
Flowers by the way. 2670.
My iron constitution. 8377.
Oh, beer so golden, beer so brown.
10546.
8552.
Kursch (R.) Kammer-trio. 18196,
13197.
Kurutz (P.) Corona waltz. 25592.
Kurzeika (B. W.):
Gwiazda polka. 5068, 7548.
Obertas. 8529.
Kurzenknabe (G. J.):
Original Eastern star service.
13629.
St. Bernard’s commandery march.
1489.
Solo service for the Order of the
Temple. 1609.
Kussel (P.):
Buccaneer (The) 6928.
EXverybody’s sweetheart. 10344.
Kussel (S.) I love them all, I love
them all. 10699.
Kuyper (9B.):
Ballade. 138285.
Serenade in fiinf sitzen. 27140.
Kvostchinsky (P.) Berceuse. 25386.
L—(G. I.) Land of U.S. A. 5424.
Laager (F. H.):
I want to be a telephone girl.
ie:
Oh, yes I would. 5798.
Sporty Yankee lads. 6287.
La Barre (M.):
Landais (Le). 10961.
11281.
11708.
Ninon (Le)
Sarabande.
La Baunty (H.) Id love to see your
face again. 5202.
Labey (M,):
Danse au bord du lac, 4755.
Quatuor. 10951.
Souvenirs. 9146.
Labitzky (A.) At the mountain inn.
6777.
La Bore (D. H.) Moon shiner Mike.
26648.
Laboriau (J.) Only a shower. 3509.
Lacey (B.) Dreamy town. 21022.
Lacey (F.):
Cloches de Ste. Marie.
Cradle song. T7084.
Lord is my Shepherd. 3190.
Priére du matin. 8757.
Regina gavotte. 5986.
Lachaume (A.):
~ Brise (La)
Chanson. 21508.
Flanerie. 522.
Flirt. 30495.
Loin du coeur.
Minuetto. 1097.
Pierrot et Columbine. 1346.
Roger Bontemps. 30718.
Sérénade mélancolique. 22096.
Lachmund (C. V.) Lullaby. 17466.
7032.
20866.
21559, 29020.
Lachner (I.) Vier klavierstiicke.
23758.
Lachner (J.) Thou art everywhere.
9365.
Lachner (V.) Prelude and Toccata.
8744.
back CES).
Bourrée d’Auverene. 182.
Burlesca. 4611.
Caprice-tarantelle. 30428.
Daisy (The) 4747.
Danse noryégienne. 366.
Départ (Le). 18690.
Exercices de Mile. Didi. 4895.
Tdilio. 7791, 15265.
Lily (The). 5474.
Morceaux poétiques. 24071.
Pendant la valse. 15982.
Pink (The) 5906.
Préludes de Mile Didi. 16033.
Retour (Le) 20016.
Rose (The). 6054. 4
Saltarelle caprice. 16150.
Souvenir d’Arles. 20245.
Souvenir d’Alsace. 16383. — .
Souvenir de Palerme. 20247.
Souvenir de Ploermel. 20248.
Souvenir de Prague. 20249.
Souvenir de Séville. 20250.
Souvenir de Tarente. 20251.
Souvenir de Venise. 20252.
Souvenir de Versailles. 20258.
Souvenir de Vienne. 9144.
Tulip (The) 6887.
Varsovienne. 1864.
Violet (The) 6444.
2059
INDEX
pt. 1m, nm S776
Lacombe (P.):
Polka humoristique. 11486.
May dance. 8239.
Lacome (P.):
Estudiantina. 17050.
Serenos et guitaristes. 1550.
Tango. 1720.
Tapada (La) 1780.
Ladam (B.) See Bourlant-Ladam.
Ladies’ day. 20748, 20792, 20919,
21300, 21571, 21624, 21868, 22049,
22221.
Ladoukhine (N.) Petite suite. 29488.
Lady Luftikus. 23754, 23818.
Laemmle (C.) music co.: _
Fussy doll. 14986.
Mine. 18442.
We met in dear old San Francisco.
9582.
With the last rose of summer I'll
come back to you. 9704.
La Farge (D.) McCarty put the
kibosh on Dooly. 5545.
Lafarge (H.):
At early dawn. 72.
At peaceful eve. 74.
Fairy of the mist. 2629.
Idly drifting. 2954.
Joyous message. 7939.
Lafite (C.) Vier gesinge. 5418.
Lafleur (J. R.) & son.:
Colombe (La) 2777.
Columbine valse. 14658.
Fairy tiptoe. 283838.
Golondrinas (Las)
Sémiramide. 3738.
Wren (The) 16687.
La Force (M.) Dreams of Home,
sweet home. 7237.
La Forge (F.):
My love and I. 5718.
Romanze. 27068.
Serenade. 6121.
Spuk. 29896.
Wozu. 30381.
LaFouche (BH. D.)
20370.
Lagergren (A.)
densamme. 3053.
28476.
There are no roses.
Jesus Kristus dr
Lagoanére (O. de) Jeunesse. 238679.
Lagyé (B.):
Hirst smile. 2656.
Remember me. 29598.
ta Halle (A. de) Weihnachtslied.
4255.
Lahmeyer (H. H.) Floating clouds.
25849.
Laing (M. T.):
That’s when life’s one grand sweet
song. 2072 (185).
When one is gone I just get an-
other one. 4282.
You love me. 30344.
Lake (M. L.):
Joker (The) 28854.
Night on the prado. 19746, 19747.
Lake (R.) Garden of love. 555.
L’Albert (—):
Honka tonk rag. 12859 (75).
It’s such a little pansy. 5883.
Lama (G.):
Cosi 6. 23019.
I’ nun pozzo amuriggia. 30552.
Muntagnella ’neantata. 2924-4,
°O sargente cannuniero. 29369.
Spuntanno ’o sole. 24788.
Sul lido. 29932.
La Mar (EF. C.) You are my sweet-
heart. 6619.
Lamare (HE. H.):
Evening. 12770.
Lament. 19366.
Lamart (O.)
A celle qu’ on aime. 12361.
Chanson du faucheur. 6969.
Ivresse des charmes. 18157.
Lucile-Lucette. 13330.
Peu de votre amour.
Pourquoi des maitresses.
Lamb (C. W.) The flowers. 12825.
Lamb (F. G.) Winter is past. 16675.
Lambe (J. F.) Under the tamarind
tree. 14129.
Lambelet (N.):
Harem scarem skirt.
Marche arabe. 15582.
13664.
13686.
10576.
Romance. 6039.
Lamberg (J.) Suite de trois mor-
ceaux. 16338.
Lambert (A.) Valse impromptu. 4380
(84).
Lambert (A. H.):
Far have you come. 7341.
Who’s coming with the daffodils.
9670.
Lambert (F.):
Dear sad brown eyes.
Garden of her heart.
TI think of thee. 13068.
Love that is gone. 26475.
Mélisande. 13411.
O strike thy harp. 8520.
Oh, breathe not his name.
Silent love. 3850.
Lambert (George) :
I dreamt she sang home sweet
home to me. 28651.
Will you not fall in love with me.
12285.
Lambert (Grace) Princesse dormante.
138838.
Lambert (L. C.) To my heart swé_c
memories cling. 18085.
Lambert (Mrs. L. L.) There’s a cross
and crown for me. 30022.
Lambert (M.):
California-land of the coming day.
209.
7153.
7436.
1250.
2060
2 ee STS
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Lambert (M.)—Continued.
Medley. 985.
Sondevie. 18915.
Lamberton (R. R.) Spooky man.
9151.
Lambillotte (—) Te Deum laudamus
in D. 4013.
Lambillotte (L.) Christmas hymn.
2408.
Lambuth (N. C.):
If I were a king. 23598.
Moon babe. 24068.
Lammers (P. J.):
Angelus’ collection
choir music. 2144.
Ave verum. 13475.
Carmena waltz. 220.
O salutaris. 15874.
Lammers (T.) Gamle Norig. 14940.
Lamont (J.) Skating. 29799.
Lamoreaux (A. A.) Call to youth.
18498.
Lamothe (G.) Brise des nuits. 16874.
Lamoureux (E.) Cow-boy and his
cow-girl friend. 7081.
Lampe (J.) jr. Jack Lampe barn
dance. 17328.
Lampe (J. B.):
Dorothy three-step.
(56).
Happy-go-lucky. 21232.
I’m afraid to come home in the
dark. 2914.
Uncle Tom’s cabin.
27714 (136).
of Catholic
10269, 14319
14122, 22353,
Lampe (W.) Vier klavierstiicke. S010.
Lancelevee (A.) Fete at Seville. 515.
Lanciani (P.):
Fleurs de la reine. 12816:
Marche des contribuables. 18375.
Landers (R. C.) Two little girls in
red. 18107.
Landi (M.) N’atu Napule addo sta.
26715.
Landmann (B.) New wedding waltz.
21774
Playing two notes
19935.
Landon (C. W.)
against three.
Landon (E.):
By the lakeside. 202.
Evening story. 2612.
Waving trees waltz.
Landry (A.):
Au hazard de la valse.
Bal denfants. 6810.
Baptéme de la princesse.
Barearolle. 20805.
Boite a musique.
Chanson caline. 14608.
Chasse du prince. 30482.
Clochettes villageoises.
1922.
12436.
30403.
22816.
7033.
Deux piécettes. 23768.
En promenade. 14823.
Fuseaux (Les). 20505.
Hidalgo. 26059-26063, 30540.
Landry (A.)—Continued.
Joyeuse équipée. 5359.
Mariée de _ village.
30610.
Musette villageoise. 15749.
Noce villageoise. 5747.
Noces de la princesse. 380645.
Reveil de la princesse. 30702.
Soir rose. 9081.
Sommeil de la princesse. 30758.
Suite orientale. 27317.
Landry (R. S.) My sincere love.
dD713—-5578,
17624.
Landsberg (S.):
Paolo. 19887.
| Polkoletta. 26949.
Lane (F. D.) Beautiful bells. 129.
Lane (G.) Tipperary. 9385.
Lane (H.):
Cupid and co. 23081.
If you see John James Cassidy.
13100.
In a pretty little house. 19206.
Keep your eye on Percy Brown.
15398.
Look on the sunny side. 23864.
Lane (J.) Send a wireless message.
3821.
Lane (S. E.) Time of the golden
dreams. 18074.
TLanese (A. C.) Sconforto. 29738.
Laney (E.) Vacant minds to Iet.
6408.
Lang (A. P.) It’s easy to be a lady
if you try. 7901.
Bane (&..J.) ff only ‘eoutd scoll
you mine. 26202.
Lang (M. A.):
Posy for your coat papa. 29516.
Two Easter songs. 3123.
Lang (N.):
Sweet Caribel. 11934.
Will you be my little sweetheart.
12281.
Lang (O.) Love and roses. 8123.
Langbecker (A.):
If you were only mine. S808.
You’re the one I love the best.
16705.
Langdale (W. W.) On the crest of
the Mount of the Holy Cross. 19832.
Langdon (P.) Only the shrug of a
shoulder. 8610.
Lange (A. W.) She’s just plain Mary
Jane. 1559.
Lange (C.) Christ the Lord is risen
to-day. 7017.
Lange (G.):
Farmer boys. 21080.
Flower song. 2669, 25854.
Gnome bells. 612.
Heather rose. 26042.
Playfulness. 13674.
Lange (J. F.) Insurgentes. 28800.
ange (W.) Prince Otto. 29539.
2061
INDEX
Dt. TEE: Mes a'G
Lange - Muller (P. H.) Serenade.
29759.
Langer (G.) Grandma. 7522.
Langey (O.):
From Italy. 14932.
Love’s wilfulness. 21598.
Mandolina. 138364.
Practical tutor for the oboe and
the cor anglais. 16023.
Langford (F.) Hymns my mother
used to sing. 21310.
Langille (M. M.) Shadowland. 24602.
Langley (P.) Kitty dear. 7985.
Langlin (C. H.) At the Panama
Pacific exposition. 6778.
Langner (R.) You're still the same
sweet girl. 16715.
Langston (J. W.) America, my own.
16767.
Lanham (G.) Valse impromptu.
24970.
Lanphear (lL. R.) Golden hair and
the three bears. 14992.
Lanpher (i. A.) Peanuts. 1821.
Lansden (T. G.) Good-bye er howdy
do.. 171389.
Lansing (A. W.):
Approach my soul the mercy seat.
2158.
Behold, I bring you good tidings.
20820.
Cast thy burden upon the Lord.
16894.
Concert valse. 16948.
Evening hymn. 21067.
King of love my Shepherd is.
26331.
Message of Christmas. 24023.
O be joyful in the Lord. 8507.
O for a closer walk with God.
> bE sy
Wait on the Lord. 9560.
Lansing (G. L.):
In banjo land. 2985.
Rye reel. 24532.
Westward ho. 30224.
Lantow (A. G.) My old school house.
26708.
Lanzetta (E.):
Ammore ’e primmavera.
Core addurmuto. 23011.
Grandi manoyvre. 28498.
Nenna mia nun canta
24156.
Si tu vuo’.
Sogna l’amore.
Stornelli dell’ alba.
Lanzetti (S.) Allegro
9818. :
Laoureux (N.):
22652.
chin.
24617.
24666.
29917.
vivamente.
Laparra (R.):
Jota (La) 138177.
1°*° sonate. 22556.
La Pefia Gil (A. de):
Enriqueta. 23181.
Ya quisieras. 25162.
Lapp (J. H. de) See De Lapp (J. H.)
Lara (A. de) See De Lara (A.)
Lara (I. de) Nail. 1385384.
Larch (H. S.) Angle worm wiggle.
2072 (69).
Larchet (J. F.)
Larcom (B. P.):
At the old four corners sweet-
heart. 18337.
Parramatta. 21895.
Lareviere (EK. L.) Oh with you a
suit of blue. 293889.
Irish dance. 138148.
Lari (D.) Fiori non colti. ‘877.
Larimer (L.) Cotton leaf rag. 4709.
Larins (W.) Under the heav’n blue.
22357.
Larivére (EK.) Exercices et études.
25787.
Larmanjat (J.) Gina. 28489.
Laroso (G.):
At the circus. 4445.
Dainty Dorothy. 4748.
Happy days. 5081.
Music-box (The) 5689.
Larrieu (A.):
Aucune ne vaut la Canadienne.
22697.
Canto del mare.
Chanson du passé.
Dragons (Les).
Sérénade poudrée.
18509.
14611.
18735.
11760, 11761,
20151.
Larsen (H.) His uncle from India.
704.
Larson (H.):
Betlehemsstjirnan. 2269, 27900.
Spiskroks-valsen. 3924.
Larson (L. O.) Have you a baby at
home. 19028.
Larson (M. M.) Idlewild. 28591.
Larway (J. H.): ~
Air de ballet in F. 14837.
Amitié (L’) 42.
At the last Si
Aubade. 27819.
Barearolle in F. 14456.
Bells of the caravan.
Bourré and minuet.
Caprice in B flat.
Chanson burlesque. 10077.
Chapel and choir. 14618.
Come back to Kildare. 10130.
Compendium of intervals in all
9948.
27932.
27982.
keys. 12633.
Crucifix (The) 2469.
Fileuse (La) 38645.
Heole de l’archet. 25735. Finger and voice method. 519.
Practical method for _ violin. Flag of empire. 14890.
24386. Golden lilies. 5020.
2062
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INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
| Larway (J. H.)—Continued.
Gondellied. 2765.
Graded duettino album. 18976.
If the eyes I love were closed.
805.
In a Cornish kitchen. 26214.
Introduction and symphonic finale.
847. :
June memories. 18187.
Largo religioso. 10968.
Like as the hart desireth the water
brooks. 28981.
Love, the raseal. 13319.
Maid of Arranmore. 29085.
Marie. 3269.
Marna. 265384.
Maying-time. 19558.
Meditation in G. 15624.
Melodie appassionata. 1076.
Melody in C. 156380.
Memory’s paradise. 111386.
Minuet in G. 38334.
Modern organist. 15699.
Mother country. 15734.
Nocturne. 27867.
O be joyful in the Lord. 29343.
O cast thy burden upon the Lord.
29345.
Once aboard the lugger. 13618.
One of England’s roses. 11878.
Over the dreamland sea. 3535.
Pastime in C. 15965.
Pianoforte scale chart of double
thirds. 5898.
Pilgrims of the night. 1349.
Ponder my words, O Lord. 26954.
Preludes and interludes. 160382.
Queen of the roses. 13716.
Recreation in C. 16070.
Rhapsodie d@’ amour. 1488.
Rose of a lovelier world. 11643.
Sarabande and gavotte. 18809.
Scenes of childhood. 27115.
Serenade. 18845.
Should you come to me again.
11774.
Simple sonatinas on national airs.
6163, 11787-11791.
Somewhere a_ voice
13911.
Sonatina in ©. 3891.
Song at twilight. 18916.
Songe d’été. 13924.
Spell (The) 3920.
Sunny Spain. 6276.
Swing song. 6299, 16369.
Sylvia’s footsteps. 14010.
Thady O’Toole. 14044.
Two poems. 15558.
Valse arcadienne. 14140.
Valse capricieuse. 14148.
Valsette in G. 4167.
Waldesstimmen. 20536.
When I am dead my _ dearest.
30239.
is calling.
Larway (J. H.)—Continued.
Wilson Manhire’s violin album,
4327.
Lasner (I.) Wiegenlied. 4320.
Lasselle (L. D.) Dorothy caprice.
28240.
Lassen (E.) Spanish gypsie girl
chorus. 16728 (19).
Lasso (O. di) Magnificat. 29080.
aszikcy CA. B: )e:
Alte uhr. 4410.
Butterflies. 25471.
If any little word. 26200.
When the snows begin. 27616.
Latham (J. A.) Golden June. 14993.
Latilla (—) Ariette du coucou.
30387.
Latimer (H.) Longing. 183801.
La Tombelle (F. de):
Amour de ton nom. 21385.
Deus Israél. 28206.
In te speravi. 28778.
Missa, mi bemol. 21511.
O gloriosa Virginum. 113808.
Petit salut. 8565.
Pie Jesu. 29494.
Suite d’ orgue, sur des thémes
grégoriens. 8957, 11906.
Sinite parvulos venire ad me.
11804.
Trois motets. 3129.
aetouche: GD:).s
Ich komme direkt von Paris.
Dili oe
Kokettieren und hofieren. 21497.
Menuet. 21686.
Serenade. 22095.
So ein luderleben. 22134.
Themidore. 14060, 22287, 22288.
Wenn sich zwei menschen ktissen.
224380.
Latter (S.)
Lattes (M.)
Latzelsberger
6410.
Lauder (H.):
It’s just like bein’ at hame.
26273, 30864 (89).
Message boy. 5688.
Roamin’ in the gloamin’.
Laudy & co.:
Air de ballet. 6687.
Album of Russian songs.
Album of Scandinavian
6692.
Amorso.
Arioso.
Ballade.
Bolero. 18450.
Cantabile. 18506.
Chanson rustique.
Désir. 18694.
Dialogue. T7177.
Doux message. 7207.
Entr’ acte. 7296.
1169.
28837.
mecum.
My son, be brave.
Je voudrais étre.
(Je) Vade
3031,
8874.
6691.
songs.
18297.
4436.
19001.
6972.
2063
INDEX
Laudy & co.—Continued.
Inquiétude. 7875.
Intermezzo. 19002.
Marche. 19003.
Mia stella. 5641.
Morris dance. 19631.
Moto perpetuo. 19642.
Perles roses. 5887.
Petites études chantantes.
8689.
Polichinelle. 8721.
Regrets. 20008.
Scherzino. 19004.
Sylphide. 20325.
Tarantelle. 20340.
‘Tendre aveu. 9303.
Valse légére. 9479.
Valse tzigane. 9485.
Villageoise. 20511.
Lauga (E.):
Caquetage. 14593.
Hn caracolant. 14821.
Vous étes comme une fleur.
Laugs (R.):
Annchen. 6673.
Frtihlingsgefitister.
Im maien. 5278.
Midel hab’ acht. 8169.
Launay (P. de) Moment musical.
15702.
Laurendeau (——)
soirée. 11010.
Laurendeau (L. P.):
Lance and shield. 8011.
On the alert. 29406.
Remembrance waltz. 29600.
Rocked in the cradle of the deep.
8876, 138757, 13758, 16106.
Laurens (A. M.)
18316.
8688,
1905.
7420.
Lime kiln club’s
Laurens (E.) Sieste. 20169.
Laurent (A.) Par les chemins de la
montagne. 1812.
Laurent (C.) ‘Trois belles. 27451.
Laurent (M.) Panis Angelicus. 21892.
Lauson (A.) Messina in ruins. 24027.
Lautenschliger (W.):
Berceuse. 20831.
Valse espagnole. 22370.
Lautz (H. J.) Heine songs. 23466.
Lauweryns (G.):
Hopjes et hopjes. 17212.
Up me up. 18111.
Valse des delft. 18117.
Valse du souvenir. 18118.
Lavagne (E. ) Pavane-marquise.
19895.
Lavain (C.) Chant sans paroles. 6977.
Lavalle (H.):
In the grapevine swing.
Publie school march. 24427.
School days march. 24565.
Water-lily waltz. 25043.
Arcadia overture. |
pt. 1, WY S;, V.u6 |
Lavallée (C.):
King of diamonds. 21487.
Papillon (Le) 22562 (88).
Tu es Petrus. 22388.
Lavallée (R.) Lepapillon. 22562 (38). |
Lavere (P.) Meddlesome Mike. 21667. |
My heart goes back to |
Lavey (P. C.)
San Francisco. 11227.
Lavey (Tf. Basa
10788.
Lavignae (A.):
Nociones
24181.
Solfége des solféges.
Solfége manuscrit par divers au-
escolares de musica.
teurs. 1608.
Law (H.):
Flying thoughts. 14901.
Mad soldier’s song. 23908.
Lawing (J. B.) Those golden curls.
16444.
Lawrahce (——):
Do as you please. 28218.
Down in Bamboo bay. 14772.
Framed in my heart. 4951.
What a pretty Swiss bride you’d
make. 16600.
~Lawrance (A. J.):
Down in Dolly town. 10271.
Hello there, polar bear. 5129.
I do like that girl of yours. 18032.
I like to gaze upon your sunshade.
12235:
I like your apron. 13039, 28661.
I want my girlie. 19162.
If I built a world. 138095.
In spooning time. 15295.
In your gown of white and gold.
3005.
In your pretty French petticoat.
7868.
Little brown mouse, take care.
19484.
Lula. 21600.
Maisie Lou. 26507.
My lantern girl. 15778.
My star. 29294.
Naughty Mister Goblin. 1181.
No moon to-night! 8485.
On the green isle of Arran.
O-o-0-0-ocean. 24218.
Shall it be roses. 6180.
Sleepy time in Cadiz. 1591.
Take me back to the Congo, Pongo.
11951.
That’s when a fellow feels a fool.
6335.
Tinker-Bell.
To-day’s the
16455.
Under the tamarind tree. 14129.
Wedding in the moon. 25055.
When Cupid goes a-fishing. 9618.
When it’s moonlight in Mexico.
1961.
11370.
24898.
day of all days.
2064
Imperial march.
29833, 30756. |
if
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Lawrance (A. J.) —Continued.
Where the White Nile meets the
Blige 12252.
Who wants to see the seashore.
14258.
Will you be my new little girl.
9690.
Will you walk into my parlour
Nellie Bly. 22500.
Won’t you take your old place.
2031.
You are the mother of Pearl.
4354.
Lawrence (A.):
Eskimo. 4882.
While I hear the mill wheel turn.
6544.
Lawrence (C.):
Amorita. 25259, 27768.
Chancellor (The) 22911.
Premier (The). 29528.
| Lawrence (E.):
Hearts at home. 15110.
Land of sweet content. 8013,
13242.
| Lawrence (H. B.):
i
Barney take me home again. 6824.
Bunch of shamrocks. 6925.
Connemara. 7065.
Don’t forget old Ireland.
Tipperary. 9385.
7199.
| Lawrence (J. R.) I live for you alone,
dear. 21327.
Lawrence (L.) Recollections of sweet
Sixteen. 8813.
Lawrence (L. M.) Kneeling at the
mercy seat. 19350.
| Lawrence (N.) Sweet visions of
childhood days. 9244.
Lawrence (S.) ‘“ Whosoever,” that
means me. 30287.
Lawrence (W. M.) Hymns of the cen-
tures, ZIsis) 21314.
Lawrence music co.:
Curbstone four. 230338.
Hesitating rag. 23482.
Lawrie (lL. B.) Connaught march.
12636.
Lawson (Mrs. C. O.)
ing for you. 22105.
She’ll be wait-
Lawson (I.) Keep it to yourself.
15391.
Lawson (P.) Sun rays. 11919.
Lawson (P. BE.)
moon. 9800.
Laycock (H.)
Aeroplane honey-
Take me to the dear
azar .(A:.) :
I’m weary, dearie. . 15248.
When the bathing time is here.
16626.
Lazarus (G.):
At twilight.
Carmencita. 4634.
Certainty. 20897.
Cinq morceaux faciles
diques. 13247.
Dancing lesson.
En été. 12757.
Eseamillo. 4881.
From Italy. 21144.
Hall sail, 2050:
Go a-head. 21182.
Inez. 5319.
Italian song. 21445.
Little soldier. 5492.
Longing. 21561.
Lullaby. 5536.
Neuf morceaux lyriques op. 1387.
13248.
Olden times. 21857.
Pleasant days. 21933.
Quinze études mélodiques.
Round dance. 22045.
Spring dance. 22190.
Three Brazilian songs for piano,
op: 143. 7 13256:
With power. 22509.
4448.
et mélo-
4751,
o--
13249,
Lazelle (L. L.) Ghostey man. 4992.
Lea (M. J.):
Boogah man. 9993.
’Cept you and Apple blossoms.
4640.
Circumstances alter cases. 4677.
Dancing at the Flat Creek quar-
ters. 4750.
Eph’m Jones.
Plaidie. 6184.
Road to yesterday.
Smiling. 6184.
Leake (H. M.):
I’se a goin’ to get an aeroplane.
13067.
Oh dearie it’s So nice to fly.
Leaming (F. L.):
Dear heart. I
25656.
Dream of the sandman. 14780.
Enchantress (The). 28292-28298.
Lean (C.) Love is something that has
to grow. 19466, 25197 (154).
Leaning (M.S.) Trust. 41138.
Lear (E. J.) Butterfly eaprice. 25472.
Learned (R. W.) Please Mr. Conduc-
4869.
6029.
113387.
dream of thee.
old Comstock. 18030. tor take me on your car. 24368.
Laye (G.) In dreamland’s light. | Leavens (W. A.) Josephine I love
13119. you ’deed I do. 2629S.
Laza (J.) & ca.: Leaw (A. D.):
Aguinaldos. 4894. Cuddle clos’ah to yo’ mammy.
Euterpe. 23193. 28141.
Mascarita (La) 15604. Wilt hear my cry. 30806.
2065
INDEX
Le Bas (G.):
Old-fashioned bonnet. 26808.
Roses in my garden way. 11641.
Le Bean (A.) Sévillana. 6126.
Lebeau (Mrs. F. R.) Spanish beau-
ties. 27271. .
Lebell (L.) Zwanzig elementar-stu-
dien. 21516.
Le Blanc (EH. S.)
Lebler (M. R.)
ise you to be true.
Charity. 16904.
Sweetheart Ill prom-
24814.
Le Borne (F.) Pensée nuptiale.
13660.
Le Boulch (G. J.) Toi que j’ai tant
aimé. 9399.
Le Boulch (H.) ‘Toi que j’ai tant
aimé. 9899.
Le Boy (G.):
Blow me a kiss. 20847, 25197
(51).
Little bit of Irish. 19482, 25197
(150).
Music vot’s music must come from
Berlin. 24095.
My heart keeps right on beating.
19688, 25197 (172).
To the strains of that wedding
march. 4086.
When you’re in wrong with the
right girl, 1974.
Whoop-a-daisy. 16658.
Le Brun (L.) Lincoln funeral march.
8071.
Le Brun (N.) Lincoln funeral march.
8071.
Lebus (Mrs. 0.) Heart queries. 7606.
Le Chartiers (L.) America looks
good-a so good-a to me. 207386.
Lechenger (R. B.) In a cottage built
for two. 26215.
Leclair (J. M.):
Gigue. 585.
Tambourin (Le) 20886.
Tombeau (Le) 26851.
Lecocq (C.) Mamsell Angot.
Lecon de plaire. 263895.
Lecog (V.) Sweet my heart. 222381.
Leecoqg (V. EF.) jr. Vll love you the
13362.
whole year round. 5210.
Le Couppey (F.):
Difficulté (Le) 7179.
Gammes et arpéges. 23306.
Lederer (J.) ‘Tanz-suite. 6318.
Ledige (Der) gatte. 33-85, 157-161,
196, 463, 508-510, 6938, 963, 1026-
1028, 1545, 5442, 5443, 5461, 7538,
12388, 12889, 12798, 14512, 14518,
16858.
Ledige (Der) gatte. 12888, 12889,
12798, 14512, 14513, 16858.
Le Due (A.) Chatelaine (La) 10089.
Le Due *(C.) Bird of the forest.
12359) (5).
"Pt. Ty, ives vy. "6a 4
Leduce (H.), Bertrand (P.) & cie.:
Agnus Dei. 2097.
Andante. 26924.
Antar. 25278, 25279, 30378.
Au printemps dans les prés.
Aurore. 253820.
Berceuse. 25387.
Berceuse au couvre-feu. 45387.
Berceuse slave. 25391.
Bonjour Suzon. 30416.
Carillon. 25501.
Causerie. 25511.
Célébre méthode compléte de vio-
lon. 25p14,) \2anih,
Chanson mignonne. 4644.
Chanson tendre. 23874.
Chant russe. 2378.
Chanteeler. 4650.
Chut! pas de bruit. 380487.
Consolation. 4702, 30445.
Conte @enfant. 25583.
Couvre-feu. 25607.
Croquis lyriques. 25613.
Dans la montagne. 4754.
Dis-moi pourquoi. 30467.
Divertissement. 25675.
Dix chants scolaires.
Douze études pianistiques.
En mer. 25747.
Enjoyment. 2591.
tude. 25225.
Extase. 26238.
Grand bal chez. Mile. Gaby. 25962.
Hidalgo. 26059-26063, 30540.
Il y avait une fois. 26205.
Ile de Sancho. 2970.
Incroyables (Les) 380564.
Joie. 26298.
Jouez-nous quelque-chose.
Joyeuse équipée. 53859.
Katinka-czardas. 30576.
Lac paisible. 5414. ah
Lecons manuscrites de. solfége. |
5440.
Lied en sourdine. 38155.
Marche indienne. 5570.
Mariée de_ village.
30610.
Méditation. 5600.
Menuet-valse. 26588.
Méthode d’ensemble rapide.
N’en doutez plus, marquis.
Noce villageoise. 5747.
Nuit étoilée. 26769.
Parade-marsch. 5861.
Pater noster. 30677.
Pécheuse de crevettes. 26908.
Petite danse-moyen-age. 5889.
Piéce dans le style ancien. 26927.
Piéce funambulesque. 26928.
Piéces nouvelles. 5899.
Prés du moulin. 26972.
Prés du ruisseau. 5989.
Réves. 6007. |
Reviens soleil. 270338.
4452.
4830, 4881.
2848.
26299.
5573-5578,
30620.
30640.
2066
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Leduce (H.), Bertrand (P.) & cie.—
Continued.
Romance sans paroles. 27061.
Saltarello. 27099.
Sevillana. 6126.
Silence mélodie. 27170.
Soir. 27209.
SOK
Solfége scolaire. 6198.
Solfége universel. 27212, 27218.
Sonate. 5181.
| Sous bois. 6223.
. Tristesse. 6380.
| Trois fleurettes. 27452.
. Vaisseau (Le) 27496.
|
6417.
5450.
| Soixante lecons.
|
Valse des libellules.
| Valse en la majeur.
Vers amour. 6432.
|Ledueq (A.) .Pourquoi n’ as tu rien
Leedy mfg. co.:
Beefsteak and onions. 14475.
Dixie. 14754.
Pork and beans. 16018.
Leefson (M.) Gay fisherboy. 12872.
Leffler (J.):
Blasen (Das) 6882.
Corsett um 100 mark.
Don Quixote. 4801.
Dritte etage. 7245.
Heisse liebe. 694.
Ich pfeif’ auf alle welt.
Mansardenlied. 1043.
Menagerie idyll. 8278.
Notenrolle (Die) 8498.
Pampelona. 8639.
Phlegmatische Melanie.
Studentenhochzeit. 9192.
Studentenhochzeit walzer.
7078.
793.
8690.
1672.
|| dit. 11500, 24385, 30688. Valse renaissance. 12108, 12109.
|Ledige gatte. 33-35, 157-161, 196, 463, Wenn wir keinen champus hit-
| 608-510, 693, 968, 1026-1028, 1545, ten. 6495.
5442, 5448, 5461, 7538. Wien-Berlin. 6559.
‘Lee (——) Uebungen fiir den hand- Wiener comtesserln. 6560-6565,
strich. 20454. 9678, 9679.
Lee (B) : Le Flem CE)
All the time is summertime with Avril. 4468.
you. 14351. Chant des genéts. 10083.
By the shimmering glimmering Crépuscules d'amour. 4721.
sea. 22865. Quatre mélodies. 13254.
Hello there! polar bear. 5129. Sumnbettes ei eel mina Tez:
| I can fancy my Nancy. 10667. Vieux Calvaire. 4195.
| I don’t feel lonely now. 28650. Leftwich (A.) jr. Sadie Lee. 29682.
| Joshu-ah. 30573. Legardo (J.) Daffodils. 20959.
| Little brown mouse, take care. Legay (M.) é Par les buissons. 1311.
19434. Legler (M. K.): i
No more staying out late. 24174. Bee sero 12494.
No more stopping out late. 1212.| ,. g aon ao caetes
H Nursie-nursie. 3455. e ete A ):
Eeanide ewank 22080. Aladdin march. 22610.
] Sugar dance. 1678 Cinderella. 22957.
| Sweet Kathleen. 3975. Red Riding Hood. 24457.
Under the tamarind tree. 14129. Sea re mG Ds
Wedding in the moon. 25055. a. ee 2
When Mr. Smith was in. 14235. | Le Guennant (Ay) Yade mecum
‘lee (C. W.) We might have been | , Dareissial. 4151.
: Lehar (F.):
( friends. 25050. A i th 6720
| Lee (G.) Oolong Lee. 1281. ge CGRER Ae ott
Lee (H. §.): Amour tzigane. 12406.
Mascot (The) 17509. Are you going to dance. 143899.
Morningstar. 17586, 21721. aby CUCL Zot ie
Lee (H. W.) Closing hymn. 7035. Count of Luxembourg. 14688,
Lee (I. B.) Songs we sang when we Be He cea Sot TLS T
ee Cas i Cousins ie the 4 ee 14691
een Under the old acorn tree. Es liegt in blauen fernen. 2601.
| ; : Hya. 28808.
‘Lee (L. G.) All for you. 9809. ae NLS 28309.
a (N.) Goodbye, laddie, goodbye. Fabrikskind (Das). 28329.
197. Fraulein frau. 28898.
|Lee (P. & B.) Love in a bungalow. Frauen, o habt vertrauen. 28397.
21575. Fiirstenkind (Das) 2695.
Lee (R. E.): Geister von Montmartre. 28427,
Only a smile. 13622. 28428.
Somewhere two lips. 20216. Geschieden muss sein. 28488.
2067
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INDEX
Lehar (F.)—Continued.
Gipsy love. 14957, 18999, 23409,
23411, 25996, 28516, 28517.
Gliick und glas. 28463.
Gold and silver. 2757, 7483.
Golden star. 14995.
Grosses potpourri. 657.
Gypsy love waltz. 25197 (95).
Heckenroslein. 2835.
I will give you all for love. 23582,
25197 (122).
Ich bin ein zigeuner. 2952.
Kukuska. 15416.
Leichtsinn komm’ reich’ mir deine
hand. 28947.
Lessons in love. 23798.
Lied der jungen liebe. 28969,
28970.
Love breaks every bond. 15514.
Love good-bye. 15515.
Love is like the rose. 23877, 25197
(153).
Love’s sorcery. 23887.
Luxembourg. 19501.
Luxembourg lancers. 17470.
Luxembourg march. 15551, 17471,
21603.
Luxembourg valse. 17472, 21597
(156).
Luxemburg. 3227, 8161, 13336.
Luxemburg-quadrille. 5541, 8162.
Matrimony. 26546.
Melody of love. 23994, 23995.
Nur die liebe macht uns jung.
3454, 5762.
Pariser midel wer dich kennt.
29460.
Pariser pflaster. 29461.
Pierrette and Pierrot. 15998.
Pipsi holde pipsi. 29498.
Piquant waltz. 3575, 6648 (100),
11469.
Rex Gambrinus ex. 3686.
Rootsie-pootsie. 16115, 24507,
27066, 27067.
Rund um die liebe. 8921, 11665,
11667.
Russian peasant dance. STAT,
24530.
So war meine mutter so mochte !
ich sein. 29822, 29828.
Staircase dance. 16306, 22198,
25197 (225).
Stammutter Eva. 29898, 29899.
There is a land of faney. 24861.
Valse-intermezzo. 16502, 20478,
DO:
Valse song. 16505.
Vilia song. 30164.
Vorspiel. 30180, 30181.
Wir’ es auch nichts als ein traum
vom gliick. 30184.
Walzer szene. 30203, 30204.
War einst ein midel. 42389.
pt. TE ms... veda
Lehar (F.)—Continued.
Wenn die pariserin spazieren
fahrt. 30221.
When I’m waltzing with you. |
27602.
Ziehe hin zu deinem vater. 30359.
Zigeunerliebe. 16721.
Zigeunerliebe-walzer. 43867, 6642, |
16722, 16724.
Zorika kehre zurtick. 43870.
Lehman (F. M.) Amen Jesus. 20735.
Lehman (G. B.) Missouri. 29190.
Lehman (R. F.):
Go forward, Christian soldier. J
10486.
Messiah’s reign. 24026.
Lehman (W. C.): :
Fountain of dreams. 10418.
Indian girl. 5317,
Red cloud. 5982.
Twining ivy. 6391.
Why did you break my dolly.)
6558.
Lehmann (A. F. H.):
Lied das meine mutter i
26410.
Sprightly and gay. 17978.
Lehmann (IF. G.) Harmonic analysis. |)
7581*.
Lehmann (Geo.) Liebesboykott. i
17405. i)
Lehmann (Gustav) Zehn leichte und
fortschreitende klavier - etiiden. |
143811. |
Lehmann (L.):
Clementina’s song. 2414.
Curtsey to the moon. 18647.
Daddy’s sweetheart. 14704.
Four Shakesperian part-songs.
23786-27389.
Lake isle of Innisfree. 23765.
Little moccasins. 13291.
Prairie pictures. 11506.
Selfish giant. 17903.
Silver rose. 17919.
Songs of a flapper. 27256.
There’s a bird beneath your win-, |
dow. 20378.
Valentine (A) 18112.
When the green leaves come again.
22455.
Lehmann (O.) Midels die nicht ktis- |
sen. 1029, 5552, 5553.
Lehmann (W.) Tch mochte weinen.:
5259.
Lehmann (W. J.) - When I carried |
your school books for you. 4273.
Lehner (F.):
B. R. B.S. L. A. U. 14429
Bei uns in Breslau. 14484, 20822.
Carle Kumm. 14597. .
Fritze mach keine witze. 14930.
Griisst mir das alte Odertor.
15041, 17161, 17162.
Meine gute tante Tine. 15686.
2068
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INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Lehner (F.) —Continued.
Mit einer hand. 15692.
Modepuppe. 15698.
Rubezall rede’ mal. 161388.
Rumm, bumm. 16189.
Schultheiss, Fraulein
16180.
Stisse, kleine Wratislawia.
Weibliche student. 16585.
Wilhelm-Wilhelmichen. 16667.
Wratislawia. 18219.
Wirstelfrau (Die). 16688.
Lehr (A.) Girl born under the red,
white and blue. 23328.
Lehrer (O.) Love divine. 19462.
Leib (J. P.) Greater Detroit. 648.
Leibnitz (M.) Novellette. 19764.
Leicester (E.) Love story. 19478.
Leicht (F.): .
Blitzenden (Die) augen. 6890.
Da wird am’s herz so weich. 12654.
Hrinnerung an alt Wien. 12761.
Leier (W.) Ftinf zum vortrag geeig-
nete tibungen ftir flote. 5447.
Leierzapf (L.):
Oh just because. 26802.
Sometimes I dream of someday.
Haase.
16337.
27225.
Leigh (——) That’s nice. 4030.
Leigh (F.):
I forgot the number of my house.
19116.
Let’s go shopping. 15448.
Leigh (F. W.):
_ Her name is Annie Laurie. 7625.
Mary Ann she’s after me. 5585.
Put on your tat-ta, little girlie.
11546.
Something to remember you by.
6204.
There’s danger on the line. 24864.
We should like a girl. 30213.
Leigh (N.):
Amourette. 9882.
Little Hungary. 18288.
Pearl-feather. 3557.
Leigh (S.) W. B. waltz. 16546.
Leighter (H. Clough-) See Clough-
Leighter (H.)
Leighton (G. A.)
Jean. 7749.
Leighton (H.) Man wants a bit of
comfort. 29096.
I’m wantin’ you,
Take me back to
my dear old home. 16377.
Leighton bros. Harry Tracy. 12961.
Leipziger Biihnenverlag Erhard
Schultz:
Arme manner. 27794-27799.
Domino walzer. 28225.
Er und sie allein im citronenhain.
25762.
Geh’, mein schatzerl. 7449, 12876.
Geh’n wir’s an. 2710-2712.
Glockenspiel lied. 28461.
SS A SS S|
Leipziger Btihnenverlag Erhard
Schultz—Continued.
Kreolenblut. 3110-3114. 7998,
26373.
Kunst zu lieben. 931, 5418.
Liebesgott du kleiner schlimmer.
28967.
Lied vom Lila domino. 28972.
Lila (Der) domino. 28982, 289838.
Mann, der eine ehe_ schliesst.
26515.
Passt auf, der kecke wicht. S662.
Pst! pst! bitte diskretion. 26987.
Schmuck lied. 29714.
Serenade. 6119, 6120.
StHindchen. 1655.
Tanzen und lieben. 4002-4004.
Wer halt stand, wenn so siiss die
geigen klingen? 9598.
Leister (L. B.):
Call to Christians. 10030.
Dripping from the cross.
Go in His name. 10488.
O happy day. 113812.
Redemption for man.
Leitzy (F. J.)
10292.
Ita
Sweet magnolia. 18009.
Lejeal (A.) Te Deum in G. 16728
(Pane
Lemaitre (F.) Castles in Spain.
6960, 12567.
Lemare (EK. H.):
And God shall wipe away all tears.
6731.
Andantino in D flat. 28950-28954.
Bee (The). 12485.
Bénédiction nuptiale. 253882.
Carillon. 12563.
Chant séraphique.
Cheer up. 6988.
Christmas song. 18574.
Communion. 12632.
Concertsttick, in the form
polonaise. 20937, 23000.
Consolation. 18618.
Cuckoo. 12652.
Dawn. 12675.
Gavotte 4 la cour.
Marche heroique.
Marche moderne.
Moonlight
TH23.
Quest (The).
Rustic scene.
Souvenir joyeux.
Sunshine. 30776.
Twilight. 14112.
Le Massena (C. E.):
How beautiful are the days of
spring. 7655.
I’m looking for him. 19152.
Nobody’s got any use for me.
19755.
Songs of Bethlehem. 24706.
Le Mieux (O. W.) Cottage that is
Home sweet home to me. 25608.
10087, 12579.
Of 52
2301).
3265.
8208.
intermezzo. 15719-
ASAT.
18783.
29878.
2069
INDEX
Lemba (A.) Berceuse. 149, 151. Lemoine (H.) cie.-—Continued.
Lemmens (J. N.) Adoration. 16787.
Lemoine (H.) cie.: Y
Adélaide. 2242.
Air d’Agnesina. 22606.
Air d’Almirena. 7547.
Air, dans Bayard a Méziéres.
2101.
Air de Cornelia. 5070.
Air de Gismonda dans Ottone.
7548.
Air de Giulio Cesare. 2796.
Air de Julien dans Le _ sorcier.
2102.
Air de Y opéra Mitrane. 14838,
18270.
Air de Larissa. 12902.
Air de Leblond dans il ritorno di
don Calandrino. 27741.
Air de Momus dans le drame en
musique. 27842.
Air de Pan dans le drame en
musique. 27848.
Air de Paolino. 30369.
Air de Sesto. 5071.
Air extrait de la cantate d’église
no. 8. 2198, 4478, 14487.
Amour de moy. 4419.
Ariette d’ Astéria au deuxiéme
acte de Tamerlano. 238520.
Ariette de Dardanée. 5006.
Ariette de Justine dans Le
sorcier. 2162.
Ariette de Mathurine. 5007.
Ariette du coucou. 30887.
Au ecrépuscule. 4449.
Au matin. 4450.
Ballade. 11587.
Boite & musique. 22816.
Cadi dupé. 14976.
Cantate d’ église. 4479.
Captives (Les) 4680.
Cavatine. 27995.
Cavatine d’ Henri dans la Féte
du village voisin. 14604.
Cavatine de Belmont dans J’en-
1évement au sérail. 29237.
Collection de choeurs. 14655.
Couplets du page dans Serse.
30450.
Création (La) 15094, 15095.
Cuatro cuadernos de_ escritura
musical. 30483-30436.
Daniel. 28161.
Départ (Le) 18690.
Désespérance. 4786.
Deux airs pour soprano. 6807.
Deux piécettes. 23768.
Deuxiéme air de Rézia. 14977.
Deuxiéme scéne de Médée, dans
Thésée. 2517.
Diane et Endymion. 17178, 14748,
25672, 25678. :
Hicho et Narcisse. 5008.
Hin forme de valse. 4861.
2070
pt. ey nes. Vi 6
Fantasmagorie. 23226.
Frivolezza. 23286.
Josua. 15057, 15058.
Judas Maccaboeus. 15060—15064,
28521, 80528-80530.
Marche antique. 17489, 17490,
26520, 26521.
Mélancolie. 23988, 23989.
Menuet impromptu. 15653-15656.
Mon coeur est plein de toi. 3845. |
Monde est méchant. 3347.
Nociones escolares de wmaésica. |
24181.
Nostalgie. 5755.
Nymphes (Les) 5764.
Passion (La) de Jésus-Christ. |
144388.
Petite valse rose. 24853.
Premier air d’ Atys. 24402.
Premier air d’ Oréne dans Tamer- |
lano. 23418.
Premier air d’ Osmin dans Il’ en- |
lévement au sérail. 29241.
Premier air de Constance. 29240. |
Premier air de Margot. 8746.
Récitatif et air d’ Angélique, ad |
premier acte. 29578.
Récitatif et air d’ Arvire. 5979. |
5980.
Récitatif et air d’ eels 4483, |
18370.
Récitatif et air d’ Hole. 27845.
Récitatif et air @’ ‘Hypermnestre. |
29579.
Récitatif et air d@’ Ottone. 7553. |
Récitatif et air de basse. 5072. |
Récitatif et air de Roland. 29580. |
Récitatif et air extrait de St. Jean- |
Baptiste. 2200.
Récitatif et cavatine de Hgée dans
Medea in Corinto. 8812.
Récitatif et deuxiéme air de Luci-
fer dans La _ Resurrezione.
23414.
Récitatif et deuxiéme air de San-|)
garide. 29581, 29582.
Récitatif et premier air de Bajazet.|
dans Tamerlano, 23415.
Récitatif et troisiéme air d’ Atys. |
24458.
Resurrezione. 23416, 23417.
Retour (Le) 20016.
Romance. 6038.
Romance de la bergére. 20039.
Rondo. 5009. —
Rondo ajouté dans l’ Olympiade. |
29651.
Rondo de Blondine. 29242.
Rondo de Gennevote dans lLes|_
moissonneurs. 20047.
Rondo de Rose dang La féte du
village voisin. 29652. :
Samson. 666, 5073. (
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Lemoine (H.) cie.—Continued.
Scéne d’ Armida dans Rinaldo.
7554.
Scéne d’ Hypermnestre. 29706.
Seéne et air. 2245.
Scherzo. 13474, 24084.
Se tu m’ ami, so sospiri. 29736.
Solfége des solféges. 29833, 30756.
Solfége du pianiste. 6194.
Solfége manuscrit par divers au-
teurs. 1608.
Solfeo de los solfeos.
Sonate. 15492, 15495.
Souvenir d’ Arles. 20245.
Souvenir de Palerme. 20247.
Souvenir de Ploermel. 20248.
Souvenir de Prague. 20249.
Souvenir de Séville. 20250.
Souvenir de Tarente. 20251.
Souvenir de Venise. 20252.
Souvenir de Versailles. 20258.
Ténerezzo. 6325.
Torera (La) 4095.
6199.
Trois mélodies. 30417.
Tzigania. 24987.
Violes en mer. 4211.
Weichet mir betriibte schatten.
14442, 144438.
Lemoine (L.):
Solfége des solféges. 380756.
Solfeo de los solfeos. 6199.
=e CiecG.) :
Chipmunk (The). 12595.
Home country. 7138.
In old Quebee. 138124.
O fragrant mignonette. 113806.
Sleep my little papoose. 138895.
Song of the prairie. 13921.
Lemon (M. HE.)
Ge
Lémune (G.):
Romanee. 8024.
Songe d’ été. 3902.
Lendvai (E.):
Drei orgelstticke.
Fragmente. 283894.
Scherzo. 19389.
Trio.. 20422.
Trois morceaux.
Venedig. 380150.
L’Enfant (E.):
Blégie. 4856.
Suite en ré mineur.
. Lengnick (A.) & co.:
Autumn song. 6791.
Berceuse. 6856.
Chant du ruisseau.
Contentment. 322.
Cradle song. 16959.
. Dance burlesque. 7116.
Dancing in the meadows.
Danse pastorale. 368.
Down the stream. 7218.
Hlegy. 7278.
Gaiety. 7480.
My Tennessee belle.
19388.
5448.
9197.
247.
18657.
Lengnick (A.) & co.—Continued.
Hornpipe. 7651.
In olden time. 23626.
In the twilight. 7863.
March. 7583.
Memories. 8264.
Menuet d’ été. 1088.
Scherzo. 17365.
Spanish serenade. 17969.
Staceato march. 17982.
Through the meadows. 98375.
Valse fantastique. 24967.
Village holiday. 9526.
Lennard (B.):
Rose of Ballysheely. 20053.
Who’ll buy my lavender. 20625.
Lennert (E.) Noble (A) detective.
11285, 13559.
Lennon (L. M.) Roller skates. 6035.
Lenormand (R.):
Jardin des bambous. 5339.
Roses (Les) 6060.
Valse en la majeur. 5450.
Lenox (K.) Union forever. 4141.
Union forever. 4141.
Menuet impromptu.
Lenox music co.
Lentz (C.)
15653-15656.
Lentz (M. J.)
11553.
Lenz (A. B.):
Chimes immortal.
King of Broadway.
Lenzberg (J.):
Haunting rag. 28538.
That Madrid rag. 16413.
Queen of the roses.
18560, 25535.
5993, 15401.
Leo (A.):
Dorogaia. 10268.
Strélna. 163382.
Leo (F.):
Be prepared. 6886.
Charme (Le) 4652.
Night watchman. 8476.
Leo (F. N.) Reverie. 11594.
Léon (A.):
Lieber moon. 26407.
Marschlied. 13884.
Mond-walzer. 26631-26638.
Leon (W. de) See De Leon (W.)
Leonard (A.) Christ child’s birthday.
25542.
-Leonard (E.):
Liza. 26442, 30364 (95).
Out of the frying pan into the fire.
8632.
Roll them rolly bolly eyes. 296382.
-Leonard (F.):
Belmont polka. 16842.
_ Fort Dearborn. 17099.
Tremont (The) 18097.
Leonard (H.):
Eine halbe stunde zu spit. 18768.
Gymnastische tibungen auf der
violine. 25998.
Ja, sie, Frau Eva. 3040.
2071.
INDEX
Leonard (J.):
When the mocking birds are sing-
Ing. 0 A222 e
Wont you let me spoon with you.
12302.
Leonard (J. H.):
Arise my soul arise. 9857.
Awake, ye Saints, awake.
Leonard (L.)
10418.
Leonard (R.):
Hoch Berlin. 2862.
Konigs-husaren. 28917.
Komm, bind’ mir mal die schuhe
zu. 3106.
Walzerlied. 4237.
Leonard & ¢o.:
Awakening (An)
Bastinado. 6830.
Beloved mine. 2259.
Chimney sweeper. 4662.
Dance of the quakers. 25635.
Dear eyes of brown. 14781.
Declaration. 28197.
Drover (The) 14791.
Elves dance. 23170.
Hlysée. 7287.
Fairies lullaby. 23210.
Fisher-wives’ prayer. 28252.
Galway piper. 4974.
Hail! King George. 15066, 15067.
I laid his head upon my lap. 7708.
I thought of you. 28708.
June and you. 15369.
Lady Sunshine. 13237.
Life’s secret. S057.
Light of the world. 15460.
Love’s springtime. 8149.
Mosaics. 13466.
My flower of paradise. 1146.
My little Billiken boy. 18511.
Radiant morn. 3644.
27836.
Fountain of dreams.
14426.
Shadow and the rose. 20155.
Silent dusk. 16222.
Sing to my heart. 18887.
Six little songs for somebody.
730.
Softly blow ve sweet spring gales.
24665.
Somewhere or other. 11880. ©
Songs for you and me. 29860.
Summer morn. 24778.
Thou comest. 20892.
Three songs for grown ups. 685.
Through wind and spray. 24890.
Thy gentle spirit. 20398.
To an old portrait. 4081.
Two nature dream songs.
Two ruby ilps. 24983.
Two songs. 23472.
Voices of summer. 18147.
Winter is past. 16675.
You need me. 20682.
Your step upon the stair.
30305.
16714.
pin ina. v. 6
Leonardi (A.):
Anima mia. 25274.
Capricciosetta. 25499.
Début du jeune pianiste.
25664, 28196.
25662-—
En volant. 7291.
Entente cordiale. 25759.
Espérance. 25769.
Fleur de neige. 28370.
Madrigal. 26499.
Pour tout la vie. 26960.
Soir d’ été. 9080.
Souvenir de bal. 9142.
Tramonto. 27445.
Leonecavallo (R.): :
For I do love you so. 26899.
Lied des bajazzo. 19411.
Malbrouk s’en vya-t-en guerre.
138358.
Pagliacei. 21518.
Serenade. 23795.
Spanish album. 28796.
Leonhardt (W. F.) Jesus lover of my
Ssouly, Sie:
Leoni (F.):
Bells (The) 9946.
Golgotha. 624.
Tzigane. 14118.
Leonora. 30364 (48).
Leopold (J. W.):
I want to have some one to love.
Ry eeaese
Send me a postal from New York
| town. 16194.
| Leopold (W.) Play that lovin’ slide
trombone. 199384.
| Lepine (F.) Down in the shady dell,
Nell. 7211, 17098: :
Lépine (M.) Intermezzo lyrique.
3013.
Lerman (J. W.):
Bless the Lord, O my soul. 18438.
Bluebells of Scotland. 6894.
Easter offertoire. 7264.
Festal postlude. 2645.
God of harvest praise. 259385.
In merry mood. 238622.
Jesus, take this heart of mine.
19289.
Land of Liberty. 17388.
Listen to the mocking bird. 8072.
Lots o’ fun. 8121.
Mary’s lullaby. 8229.
Medley march. 29144.
Nibelungen march. 8472.
O come let us sing. 17662.
O for a thousand tongues. 15865.
Playfellows’ waltz. 8710.
Pleasant recollections. 8716.
Prelude in G. 17757.
Pride of the nation. 13698.
Sacred medley of hymn _ tunes.
8927.
Sing O heavens.
Star of the East.
27185.
29904.
2072
INDEX |
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Lerman (J. W.)—Continued. Leto (S.) Indian rose. 13140.
Strife is o’er. 17993. Letovsky (S.) 5 fantasiestiicke.
Uncle Sam’s celebration. 12082. 15444.
Leroux (X.) Spring reverie. 27288. | Letters (W.):
peed (A. A.) Chautauqua march. Put me upon an island. 98786.
. She may be wealthy. 18865.
Le Roy (H.) Carmela (La) 22901. Take me there. 9263, 9264, 14319
Leroy (S.) ¢ see (146).
= ous. Letts (R.) Sweet little child. 16361.
_ Miss Liberty. 17555. : a é :
rs ; Leu (F. O.) In Béhmen liegt ein
Leschetizky (T.): 2
: ee stadtchen. 816.
Consolation. 23797. Benchare GRUEIIC.L-
Mélodie A la mazurka. 23992. A ey sah.
A. gfahrlis gift. 22572.
Seale. 15436. ARoe
Two larks. 15435. ee Cae, ee eee
Leslie (A.) Gee, I’m feeling awful Re ceee,, "Een. ee
sad. 14947. Cite Os Fg
Leslie (A. W.) I love no one but you. Annchen. 6673.
23548. Albumblatt. 12379.
Leslie (B.) Rose petals. 22087.
Leslie (H.):
Love to a /Yiddisha melody.
15522.
On the first dark night next week.
11369.
Leslie (H.) Angelns budskap.
Lesiie (J.):
Blood that’s mingled with the dew.
27733.
9978.
When the shades of night are
falling. 12231.
Leslie (L.):
I gotta da piktch. 26124.
Meet me to-night dear
26559.
Ragtime Bill.
Leslie (P.)
Lessing-Cook
9438.
Lessmann (0O.):
Ah voyez-vous, que je suis mal-
moon.
27006.
Heart of a girl.
(KE. M.)
28555.
Tuberoses.
heureuse. 18265.
Il est des amusemens. 19199.
Invocation. 19248.
Petits oiseaux le printemps vient
de naitre. 19916.
Te bien aimes. 203438.
Lester (S.) Cursory remarks. 7101.
Lestrange (B.):
Beneath the stars. 144, 27891.
Hobble-skirt (The) walk. 7689.
Polly Perkins. 30682.
Alles um liebe. 14357.
Am heiligenbild. 6716.
Am spinnrad. 6717.
Aveu discret. 22714.
Bichlein. 22733.
Belsazzar’s gesicht.
Betende baum. 6862.
Bitte. 22804.
Brigg fair. 22840.
Burlesco giocoso.
Caprice. 23753.
20828.
22852.
Da Jesus in den garten ging.
23085.
Der du, Herr Jesu ruh und rast.
23083.
Dorferl (’S) 25680.
Drei deutsche weisen. 23388.
Drei deutsche wiegenlieder. 23889.
233890.
Drei geistliche chore.
Eiserne wehr. 23161.
Elfenreigen. 7283.
En forme d’ une gavotte.
Ex tempore. 23202.
Freiheit (Die) 7410.
23391.
23177.
Frtihling im herbst. 23294.
Friihlingsgefitister. 7420.
Frihlingssttirme. 7424.
Gavotte. 12869.
Geistliches lied. 7451.
Gesang des meeres. 7453.
Giocoso gracioso. 23326.
Glocken latiten das ostern ein.
Red wing. 2295. 23342.
L’Estrange (G.) Scent of the roses. Gott wird abwischen alle triinen
3776. von ihren augen. 21204.
L’Estrange (R.) Lo! the voice of Grablied. 5036.
Jesus. 15489. Guter mond du gehst so stille.
Lesure (lL. A.) Homeward bound. 12950.
43880 (119). Hamkehr. 5080.
Let George do it. 25355, 25582, 25902, Haus im himmel. 7587.
25991, 26118, 26212, 26747, 27279, Heimsehnen. 5122.
27318, 27366, 27561. Heimatssehnen. 23465.
Le Thiere (C.): Herr! wie du willst. 23479.
Andalucia. 47. Ich komm’ vom liebchen, das noch
Roman life. 8881. wacht. 5257.
2073
26596—12——21
_ INDEX
Dit ls ae Sv: 6
Leuckart (F. E. C.)—Continued.
Ich sah ein rosslein gehn mit mun-
_tern, springen. 5260.
Im girtchen da dritiben steht, lieb-
chen, dein haus. 5277.
Im maien. 5278.
Im merzen. 23605.
In der laube. 5288.
Intermezzo. 6093.
Introduktion und
23650.
Jigerlied (Hin) 7912.
Johannisnacht. 23681.
Jugend-album. 131838.
Katzchen. 7958.
Kleine pianist. 7988.
Konig Nornegast. 23745.
Lieb ist ein geschenk der gnade.
Dao.
Liebe sonne. 23813.
Liebesfeier. 8049.
Lied des hirten an der krippe.
23817.
passacaglia.
Midel hab’ acht. 8169.
Marischka. 23958.
Mein freund, der junge flieder-
baum. 8258.
Mein liebster ist so klein. 8260. ,
Melodie. 22822.
Messe. 18748.
Minuetto. 24645.
Missa pontificalis, F. dur. 21705.
Mondlicht. 24059.
Miinchner kind’l. 8345.
Nachtlied. 24142.
Neun choralvorspiele. 25556.
Ninana, Ninana will ich so klein.
8481.
Nocturnale. 22870.
O du lieber Augustin. 138578.
O Jesulein stiss, O Jesulein mild!
24206.
O schwilblein das da fliegt in
weiter ferne. 8518.
Offenbarung Johannis.
Partita in G. 24327.
Partite und doppelfuge. . 8656.
Pastorale tiber den choral, In dulci
21833.
jubilo. 21903.
Placido a’ l’ antico. 24866.
Prilitidium. 24887.
Quatre saisons. 24436.
Ritsel. 8801.
Reiters abschied. 8838.
Romanze. 24498.
Rosenschneien. 8902.
Rum bidi bum! 24525.
Sanheribs untergang. 22063.
Scherzo. 75384, 23893.
Sei getreu bis in den tod. 24576.
Serenata capriccioso. 24595.
So regnet es sich langsam ein.
9078.
Sonata eroica, cis moll.
Songs of sunset. 24708.
9097.
Leuckart (F. E. C.)—Continued.
Sonntag. 24710.
Suite pastoral. 24772.
Taufrisches réselein. 9277.
Thema und variationen. 24859.
24879.
Thor’s hammerschwung.
Trost. 9420.
Tu es Petrus. 94380.
Two bagatelles. 22871.
Two preludes. 22872.
Uber ein stiindlein. 24938,
Und die sonne machte den weiten
ritt. 24943.
Und willst du deinen liebsten ster-
ben sehen. 9451.
Und wollten mich die klugen leute
fragen. 9452.
Urlicht. 9463.
Valse noble. . 24974.
Vater Frundsberg und der lands-
knecht. 24982.
Verlassen. 9517.
Verrat. 24998.
Vier klavierstticke.
Vision. 25009.
8010.
Wallfahrt (Die) nach Keylaat.
22415.
Wanderlied. 9571.
Weisse hirsch. 9589.
Weisst du’s noch. 25058.
Weiter geht’s und immer weiter.
25060.
Welt ade
250638.
Wer niemals einen rausch gehabt.
14219.
Wie reizend bist du Montag mor-
gens immer. 9676.
Wie wundersam. 9677.
Wiese (Hine) voll weisser mar-
gueriten. 25124.
Wikingskampf. 9681.
Wiosna. 25138.
Zehn etiiden. 7634.
Zigeunerin. 25189.
Zu stille liebe. 9777.
Zwei stiicke. 10917.
Leuscher (M. A.) Three trees.
16331, 16391, 16450, 17403.
Leva (EK. de):
Au temps jadis. S84.
Bon soir Colombine. 4561.
Nu passariello spierzo. 293389.
Levadé (C.):
Arleecchino. 66.
Barearolle-serenade. 115.
Berceuse. 150.
Feuillet’s d’album. 283857.
Mazurka noble. 29141.
Pierrot joyeux. 1347.
Rossignol, mon mignon. 11656
Ultime amour. 380119.
Vieilles de chez nous. 4192.
2074
ich bin dein mitide.
27425.
Leutnantsliebchen (Das) 8048, 15560,
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Le Van (Mrs. G.) Wireless kiss. 25140.
Leyan music co. 1915—Frisco. 12359.
Leve (J. F.) Idyll of autumn. 28727.
Lévéque (E.):
Danse de gnomes. 18659.
Kermesse flamande. 193831.
Marche triomphale. 19539.
Ondine. 19838.
Procession. 19976.
Sur le lac de Genéve. 203805.
Le Vere (A.) Evening bells. 23194.
Leverrier (A. B.) Queen of my land
of dreams. 16057.
Levett (D. M.) Marche _ funébre.
23943, 29105.
Levi (A. B.) Mary. 15599.
Levi (M.):
Happy nights. 2809.
Miss Tottie Twinkletoes. 11162.
Widow Wood. 12267, 12268,
14319 (167).
Wouldn’t it make you think of
something. 123809.
Lévidis (D. C.):
A Hilda. 9784.
Erste griechische
sonate. 4871.
Fugue. 4971.
Lorsque tu ne m/’aimeras plus.
11048.
Menuetto.
Tristesse.
Levine (T.)
23565.
‘Levy (A.) Take me up in any old
plane. 9265.
Levy (J.) America, God save the
queen. 18292, 18298.
Levy (M.) Drei gedichte. 80435.
Levy (S.) Memories. 26572.
Lew (Mar-) co. See Mar-Lew co.
Lewie (H.) Bits of life. 20841.
Lewin (C. M.) Pas de tout le monde.
8657, 8658.
Lewin (H.) Lustige kakadu. 29069.
Lewinsky (B. D.) Gray an’ white
march. 2785, 10541.
romantische
5628.
14104.
I ran that’s what I did.
Lewis (—) Givemeyour love. 14970,
18244.
Lewis (A. M. S.) Piano-forte tech-
nique. 2072 (48), 143819 (17),
25197 (28).
Lewis (C. E.):
My dream of you. 11218.
What is nicer than home sweet
home. 30225.
‘Lewis (C. H.) Charge of the bar-
gain brigade. 12584.
Lewis (C. L.):
I’m looking for a girl I met in
dreamland park. 15238.
When the shadows fall. 22462.
You just you. 2047.
Lewis (D. E.) By the old Maumee.
12548.
Lewis (E. M.):
Canoeing. 12555.
Don’t you wish you had a girlie
of your own. 21002.
Jolly (A) college chap. 17347.
Not the eyes or the hair but the
irl. 11294.
Skating down on Lewis’ pond.
9065.
Something money cannot buy.
22147.
West Point. 22432.
Lewis (F.) See Friedemann-Lewis
Lewis (Ff. H.) Pianoforte technique.
2072 (48), 14319 (17), 25197 (23).
Lewis (G. D.) Apron rag. 16783.
Lewis (H. A.) Dat lovin American
ras Si.
Lewis (J. A.) My old Hampshire
home. 3392.
Lewis (J. J.):
If de man in de moon wasn’t
lookin’. 7796.
Incline thine ear. 7869.
Mickey Hooligan. 8293.
Thus saith the Lord.
Lewis (J. M.)
9376.
My sweet colleen.
267138.
Lewis (L. R.):
Forward, Tufts. 211380, 21133.
BR. ...Porter. 2771421).
Rejoice, O ye righteous. 22004.
Lewis (L. W.):
In my tepee. 19218.
Love’s realization. 8148.
My love is growing deeper every
day. 8885.
Lewis (P. J.) That little German
band. 27886.
Lewis (R.):
If I don’t get you I'll get your
sister. 5264.
Meet me to-night mid the roses.
13404.
5784.
Pianoforte technique.
Oceana roll.
Lewis (T. H.)
25197. (23).
Lewis (W.):
All hail the power. 123886, 20725.
Among the daisies. 25258.
Brilliants. 25456.
Cause the world is progressing
so. 4638.
Funeral march, the last sleep.
10436.
Garden frolic. 25891.
Grand promenade. 25964.
Hallelujah. 23427, 23428.
Laughing rondo. 26386.
On the lawn. 26825.
Swinging. 27346.
Lewis (W. H.):
Behold, how good and pleasant
it is. 4526.
2079
INDEX
pt. 1 n.s., v.6
Lewis (W. H.)—Continued.
Break, break, break. 14555.
Charity. 2382.
De sweet 1i’l feller. 4770.
Into the silent land. 3014.
Last loid hoim. 3125.
Milkmaid’s song. 3829.
Remember now thy Creator. 3675.
Throstle (The). 4069.
Lewis & Bennett. Honeytown. 2871.
Ley (H.) Elegie. 28280.
Ley (H. G.) God so loved the world.
614, 5016.
Ley (W. N.) No flower can compare
IPAS ale
5th nocturno. 16728.
Junior hymns & carols.
with you, little girl.
Leybach (J.)
Leyda (I. F.)
21467.
Leyland (C. Fenn-) See Fenn-Ley-
land (C.)
Lhoumeau (A.) Messe de Sainte-
Hildegarde. 29167.
Liadow (A.) Barcarolle. 14455.
Libberton (J. H.)
Libbey (J. A.)
Grace. 25958.
Libby (lL. P.) Bygone days. 27966.
Lichey (R.) Zwei vierstimmige
gemischte chore. 28966.
Lichner (H.):
Ball-scene. 25349.
Forget-me-not. 2680.
Gipsy dance. 25912.
Nelke. 26728.
Nine sonatinas.
Tulpe. 27460.
Lichtenberger (P. W.):
Little rose a faded flower.
With your love drifting
away. 27658.
Lichtenstein (M. L.)
27191.
Lidden (C.) When your luck’s O. K.
12246, 18244 (98).
Liddicoat (J. G.) Fox mandolin and
guitar folio no. 8. 17101.
Liddle (S.) Two short songs. 21526.
Liebe (L.) In the night. 26246.
Liebelei. 964, 966.
Lieben & co.:
Darn (A) good town. 16977.
Grand (A) old time. 17150.
Lieber (A.):
Court dance. 23022.
Danse rustique. 4759.
Drum corps. 23136.
Hirst stars e26b
Fleurette. 7382.
March of the pirates.
Liebesboykott. 17405.
Liebesjagd (Die) 19408, 19511, 20546,
20547, 20988, 21523, 21527, 22003,
22110, 238084, 23815, 23916, 24466,
27161.
Liebesnacht (Hine)
Lewis song. 8046.
Grace, my Sweetheart
23810.
5489.
far
Skating time.
5566.
792.
Liebling (G.) Zwei lieder. 8051.
Liefeld (A. D.) All hail, America!
6698.
Lieman (N. T.) Natalia. 19727.
Lien (K.) In the shadow of the pretty
Chillewack hills. 28790.
Liener (J.) Tierstimmen-humoreske.
16450.
Lieurance (N.):
Is there a welcome waiting for me.
19252.
Mandy let’s go to the op’ry. 19527.
Lieurance (Mrs. O. R.) Is there a
welcome waiting for me. 19252.
Lieurance (T.):
At parting. 27807.
Blossom dear. 27916.
Dulcinea. 21026.
Fleeting dreams. 28368.
From an old love letter. 7416.
If I hadn’t had you my dear.
287388.
Just we two. 28875.
Lola. 29021.
Thy graces.
Lieutenant
30454.
Liftboy (Der)
ith Cee
En garde. 17036.
Fest-marsch. 18840.
Froéhliche herzen. 12854.
Kleine konzert-mazurka.
Maiglockehen, 19521.
Neues Schweizer
13545.
Trés jolie.
Liggy (L. F.):
Lover’s serenade. 13323, 15527.
22315.
Cupidon. 3846, 28973,
12108, 12109.
19347.
salon-album.
20420.
Light (R. S.) Longing for you dear.
8103.
Light eternal. 11008.
Lightly row. 17414.
Lignereux & cie. Caprice de son al-
tesse. 10047.
Lignon (J.) Refrain de _ Jlaieule.
11572. }
Lila domino. 27794-27799, 28225, jj
28461, 28967, 28971, 28982, 28983,
29714. ;
Liliokalani, H. R. H. Aloha Oe waltz.
37
Liljeberg (J.):
Awakening of the birds.
Blushing maiden. 4559.
Forget those words
spoken. 10409.
Heavenly echos.
Longing. 21562.
Lost and forgotten. 5510, 8120.
Piano and I. 8691, 11458. ;
Say that you love me, as I love |
you. 38772.
Whirl-wind rondo. 6545.
4470.
in anger. |
5119.
2076
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Lillenas (B. M.)
11799.
Lillenas (H.):
Almost too good to be true.
Anchored fast. 9834.
Are you denying the Master. 9853.
At the judgment bar. 9868.
Beautiful gates of gold. 27877.
Blotted out and gone. 9979.
Cause of righteousness. 10060.
Chosen people. 28034.
Christ’s plea. 28055.
Draw me nearer. 10275.
For Jesus fight. 10402.
Fullness of joy. 7427.
Go preach the gospel. 10489.
God’s love can never fail. 10503.
He keeps me. 10583.
He saved me. 10586.
I know. 10686.
T’ll never let go of Jesus.
I’m all right now. 10705.
I’m determined. 10708.
I’m hiding in Jesus. 28689.
In the promised land. 10810.
Jesus and I. 874.
Keep sweet and sing. 28884.
More than conquerors. 11183.
Name of Jesus. 11256.
Nothing between. 11298.
Now is the time. 29336.
O what must it be to be lost.
4 29365.
On my knees. 113866.
Pull up stream. 11589.
Salvation. 138802.
Still saying no. 1664.
Stooping to save. 11883.
There is rest in Him. 30020.
Thinking of me. 24874.
Truth shall win. 12067.
Turning away. 80103.
Victory has come to me. 18137.
Way He leads is best for me.
DAD.
What a greeting. 9601.
Wonderfully precious. 12299.
Lilly (R.) Plant a watermelon on my
grave and let the juice soak
through. 19932.
Lilly (R. P.) That little bit of green.
1756.
Lily of Killarney. 23888.
Limout (E. van R.) Quest that shail
not fail. 16059.
Linabury (M. R.) Ill be true yes
true always. 261382.
Lincke (P.):
Biittenmarsch. 4607.
Grigri. 25983, 25984.
Grigri-walzer. 12945, 15034.
Grosse kanone. 25987, 28511.
Kleine barmaid. 138219, 15406,
19346, 23741.
Sing on dear heart.
6712.
10694.
Lincke (P.)—Continued.
Kukohama-estapo.
Laughing cavalier.
(86).
Leporello album. 15484.
Lied der Grigri. 154538.
Many happy _ returns.
25197 (160).
Marche Folies-bergéres. 5569.
Singspiel-ouverture. 9059, 24637.
That fascinating waltz. 9317.
Vive l’amour. 14179, 22403.
Wer wagt, gewinnt. 16598.
Lincoln (—) Sunbeams and _ shad-
ows. 20296.
Lineoln (E.)
old. S801.
hineols “CH: J):
Angel kisses. 9836, 14380, 18304.
Bees wax. 18398.
Capitol city. 25496.
15415.
10968, 12359
21630,
If I were a knight of
Crater (The) 2461.
Dixie. 4800.
Evening thoughts. 2613.
Flash light. 10389.
Frolie of the imps. 25877.
Golden wedding. 5021, 10508,
18957.
Homeland. 2868, 2869.
I-X-L. 17269, 21376, 213 (7:
Jolly sailor. 5356, 7929, 19296.
Just at the break of day. 19320,
21471.
Lost phase. 3196.
Midnight special. 33827.
My southern home. 13525, 13526.
My western rose. 1172, 138529,
135380.
None but you. 19758.
Only a dream of you. 183620,
13621.
Our victorious nation. 3533.
Pacifier (The). 19871.
Pioneer limited. 17741,
21927.
Pony maid. 3595.
Schoolmates. 27119.
Sunset limited. 6277, 9218, 20299.
Trinity chimes. 27449.
Vandersloot mandolin and guitar
folio. 4168-4172.
Vesuvius. 4187.
Lind? CR C:)¢
My little home’s next to paradise.
17618.
Sweetheart of my dreams.
Lind (J.) Silver star. 6159.
Mire) ( 155):
My wife has turned to be a suffra-
gette. 29298.
Won’t you come and share my
bungalow. 30326.
Lindeman (A.):
Dear old Asbury Park. 16983.
19930,
18019.
2077
INDEX
pt. i, .s., v. 6
Lindeman (A.)—Continued.
Tl share all my play toys with
you. 238547.
I’m thinking of you.
Lindemann (G.)
10717.
You’re the girlie for
me. 4358.
Lindemann (O.) Bergsee (Der)
208838.
Lindemann (W.C.) When you were a
sweetheart of mine. 1976.
Linden (F.) When I change Kate
Barry’s name. 142380.
Linden press:
Christmas bells. 28042.
Christmas morning. 28051.
Linder (G.) Beer song. 18897.
Linder (H.) Play me that yum a
yum rag. 26942.
Linder (J.) Billy Buttling is his
name. 2275.
indore (Cl ae) Flushing cireus
march. 14899.
Lindpaintner (P.) Vampire. 24978.
Lindsay (C.):
Flight of the fairies. 14895.
Hither and thither. 706.
In leafy bower. 15289.
In Sevilla. 15293.
In the nick of time. 834.
Jolly sleigh ride. 7981.
Just in play. 891.
Make the song of triumph. 43880
(51).
Military escort. 24035.
Oriental patrol. 15934.
Vesper hour. 1878.
Whispered secrets. 16653.
Lindsay (T. H.):
Evelina Wilhelmina Johnson
Brown. 7310.
Rag craze. 1406.
Lindsey (Mrs. G. L.) Jesus, Savior,
Lord and King. 10862.
Lindstrand (A.) Valse gracieuse.
6418.
Lindstrom (D.) My little forest
queen. 11232.
Lindt (W.) Spoony moon. 1640.
Linekar (T. J.) Masonic musical sery-
ice book. 28964.
Linhart (J.):
Hach day’s sweetheart. 28151.
Lobster square. 8092.
Lininger (J.) Take a ride to Coney
in summer. 163738.
Link (C. C.)
22866.
Linka-Fietter (C.) Princesse aveugle.
8762
By the side of my girl.
Linn (Mrs. G.) Soldiers’ goodbye to
mother. 29826.
Linn (G. W.) Dancing shadows.
16969.
Linné (H. S.):
Back from thirty-six to twenty-
nine. 25845, 27714 (34).
Pensée (Une) 26910.
Rose waltz. 29662.
White lies black lies. 276386,
27637, 27714 (146).
Linnell (O.) Songs of the wind and
the sun. 9129.
Linton (H.):
King Hilarity. 10920.
Prayer of empire. 115138.
Shy. tlie
Linvill (A. J.)
17327.
Lionel (F.) Just a funnin’. 3070.
Lipendale (C.) Mountain man. 19645.
Lipman (W.):
San Francisco pretty girl rag.
1502.
Those big brown eyes. 4058.
Lipp (A.) Gradualien und offerto-
rien. 5040.
Lippa (K. Ockleston-) See Ockleston-
Lippa (K.)
Lippard (E.)
Jack and Bonnie Lee.
Just suppose there was
no Jesus. 53879.
Lipphard (W. P.) Art thou weary.
6760.
Lippincott (J. O.) Butterfly and the
rose. 18492.
Lipsey (J. C.) My honey babe. 11229.
Lipsey & Jefferson pub. co. My honey
babe. 11229.
Lipton (—) I’ve a garden in Sweden.
10726.
Lipton (D.):
I’1l be out in the life-boat all night.
(alle
' Oh! the Indians in the strand.
11346.
Plink, plonk! the skin of a Span-
ish onion. 138676.
When you live opposite to me.
12241.
Lipton (J. M.)
bred. 17506.
Lisa (N. de) Frasquela.
Liscomb (N. A.):
Behold a stranger.
Crown Him. 12651.
From all that dwell below. 12860.
Lord is my Shepherd. 138305.
My heavenly home. 13503.
My Lord and I. 18515.
O how happy are they. 18578.
River of life. 187538.
Lisenby (Mrs. A. W.)
BATS. |
Lisi (E.) Golden dreams. 25941.
Liskdale (J.) Why don’t you smile.
12264.
Lisle (B. de) Elektra von Sophokles.
25741.
Mary was a thorough-
4954.
12491.
2078
Linden leaves. |
i
(e
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Lister (Mrs. R. N.) In the bleak mid-
winter. 26235.
Taisazt: CF.) :
Benedictus qui venit.
Consolations. 13274.
Dreams of love. 13275, 28990.
Heclogue. 23157.
Konzertettide, no. 3. 19429, 19430.
Nocturne. 18276.
Polonaise in EK. 976.
Rhapsodie. 2072 (384).
Rhapsodie hongroise. 23884.
Sonetto 104 di Petrarca. 13277,
13278.
Thirty songs. 26427.
2 konzert. 26426.
Litolffs (H.) verlag:
Mit mir allein. 26623.
Praktischer lehrgang des klavier-
Spiels 13692-13694, 24394, 24395.
Pro patria. 26982.
Wie alles kam. 27642.
Littau (J.) Childhood love.
Litterscheid (F.)
Rhein. 20239.
Little (A. B.) He’s my Lord. 15101.
Little (H. J.) Open door. 29427.
Little (M.) Summer dreams. 22215.
Little boy blue. 25273, 25614, 25666,
25846, 26196, 26243, 26472, 26818,
27104, 27468, 28893, 289038, 28992,
30348, 30589.
Little millionaire. 20752, 20932, 21727,
21775, 21819, 25360, 26434, 27578,
29002.
Little Miss Fix-it. 18062,
24174, 27461, 29004, 30102.
Littman (—) Let me guard you while
you slumber. 3140.
Litzenberger (R.):
Holly rag. 26076, 28590.
My American girl. 26676.
Wait and see, little girl, wait and
see. 4227.
Livernash (W. L.)
17970, 20261.
Living corpse.
Livingston (D.)
3170.
6996.
Sonniger lenz am
18108,
Sparkling eyes.
29678.
My garden in June.
DATS:
Li Volsi (E.) ’A nuttriccia e ’o sur-
dato. 9786.
Livsey (S. M.) Children’s musical]
moments. 258.
Livsey (T.) Miona waltzes. 30626.
Liwschitz (H.) Sechs kleine praélu-
dien. 23855.
Liadd (J.) Daysie.
inloyd (C. HH.) :
April. 2155.
Elegy. 18779.
Eton memorial march. 28805.
Hither, hither. 23489.
Lesbia’s sparrow. 950.
Little work, a little play. 3177.
Our sailor king. 8681.
382, 2496.
Lloyd (C. H.)—Continued.
Salutation. 8941.
Song of the forest fairy. 272438.
Te Deum in BE. 27361.
Tempo di minuetto. 20351.
To Althea from prison. 6359.
Two album leaves. 989.
Lloyd (E.):
In the garden of love with you.
4880 (131).
Love me, let the world go by.
5515.
Someday when your heart has
found its mate. 9098.
Lloyd (H. P.) Meet me there. 8255.
Lloyd (R. F.) Our blest Redeemer.
13682.
Lloyd (S.):
Four dances from strange lands.
15487.
King of the mighty deep. 17871.
Love songs from strange lands.
aoe
Sons of our ocean empire.
Who dare divide. 380284.
Women, join hands. 30322.
Lloyd (T.):
By the
sea.
3909.
shimmering glimmering
22865.
Hello there, polar bear. 5129.
Little brown mouse, take care.
19434.
Lloyd (W.):
I wonder why. 10744.
Moral sentimental song. 11179.
Lloyds (HE. D.) Greatest gift. 2787.
Lobanoff (L.) & co. Leila. 26395.
Locke (C.) Dorothea. 14770.
Lockhart (0O.):
Florida sunshine. 14896.
Lockhart (W. R.) My Colorado
queen. 19670.
Lockhead (1.):
League mission band. 15429.
Pride of the golden West. 24418.
Locklynne (S.) Directions. 14750.
Lockney (J.) Ave Maria. 16804.
Lockwood (F. EH.) Love’s flattery.
21588.
Lockwood (lL. M.):
Adrift. 6670, 12372.
Joyous day. 79388, 10873.
Mélodie. 11130.
Old mission bells. 26811.
Song of the night. 6215, 11840.
Wild flowers. 9688.
Woodland serenade. 9727, 12306.
Lockwood (L. W.) In our airy aero-
plane. 28768.
Lodge (H.):
Buds and blossoms. 27946.
Dixie Daisy dear. 7184, 10250,
10251, 12359 (64), 12697.
Hayinge time. 675, 2821,
(118).
4380
2079
INDEX
pt... 1}, NE S:,; Vs 6
Lodge (H.)—Continued.
Red pepper. 1418, 2072 (164), 5983,
5984, 8817, 8818, 11566.
Roulette reel. 16184 (82), 17878,
18214, 20066, 22044, 24522, 29670.
Voice of the cello.
(2511)
Lodwick (N.
Son.
Loeb (A.):
Lord is my Shepherd. 26453.
20524, 25197
L.) Pilgrims (The)
Margretta waltz. 29111.
Loebker (J.):
Santa Anna. 22064.
Youth and beauty. 22551.
Loeble (F.) Playful child’s schottisch.
8711, 11473.
Loéb (EH. M.):
Beloved. 16843.
Pleur d’amore. 21936.
Loéb (H. B.):
Beloved. 168438.
Pleur d’amour. 219386.
Loeffler (C. M.) For one who fell in
battle 1261) 23202.
Loffer (O.) Turmwarts minne. 20437.
Lohr (F. N.) Good night. 21199.
Lohr (H.):
Ballad of the knight. 6812.
Crossing the bar. 4723.
Darby and Joan. 7134.
Fairies. 4903.
For the green. 14914.
Garland of song. 14942.
I love you. 5221.
Little grey home in the west.
26482.
Nobody: 5746.
Our little Cinderella.
5845, 8629, 8630.
Rose of my heart.
Song of the birds.
Songs of Roumania.
Supposing. 6281.
3528, 3529,
6056.
6213.
29862.
Tavern (The). 9279.
There’s a hill by the sea. 27404.
Two songs of summer. 26448.
Loeillet (J. B.):
Sonates. 15490-15497, 23735.
Suite in G moll. 26359.
Loeilly (J. B.):
Allemande in G minor. 18282.
Courante in G minor. 18627.
Gigue in G minor. 18929.
Loén (S.):
Imére (L’) 18116.
Trénis. : 26262.
Loepke (G. Marschal-) See Marschal-
Loepke (G.)
Loes (H. D.):
I’m ready to go. 28558.
Lord’s command. 29040.
Rally and praise Him. 24450.
Loeschhorn (—) Prelude in E flat.
17756.
: Logue (G.)
Loeschhorn (A.) Melodische etiiden.
15638-15648, 21677, 21680.
Lothner-Rahmu (H.) Love’s awaken-
ing. 15530.
Low (J.):
Evening thoughts. 4887.
Margaret at the spinning wheel.
11099.
Switzer’s dream of home. 20323.
Lofgren (T. A.) There’s nothing like
having a real nice girl. 93383.
Lofstrom (A. L.) Trogen kirlek.
1815.
Loftus (G.) Bal militaire. 18381.
Loga (A.) Pilottown. 243863.
Logan (F.):
Good-bye, my emerald land.
18961.
Orchard hill. 8617.
Logan (F. K.):
Because God gives me you. 14473
Good-bye, my emerald land. (61)
14999, 18244.
In faney’s bower. 28758.
Killarney, my home o’er the sea.
_ 15396, 27714 (91).
Little clouds. 15476.
Rose of my heart. 29659.
With the twinkle in her eye.
22510.
Logan (J.) Nevada, I have just re-
turned from Reno. 11278.
Logan (L.) You are my ideal girlie.
27688.
Logan: (VorRKs)
Logan (W. A.)
Laddie dear. 23759.
Love’s vision. 21592.
Cupid’s boat. 18641.
Lohengrin, 4216, 6457, 95538, 12153,
12156, 16548, 25026, 27549, 27556,
30185, 30187, 30188.
Lohman (C.) Pretty little blossoms.
8752.
Lohman (H. J.)
until spring sweetheart.
Lohr (Gm)
Aux (Der) sein a nacht.
Berceuse slave. 2266.
Blumen kreuze. 12528.
Fire korbunes. 21107.
Herring (Der) 2851.
Thr seit a griener. 2968.
In fremden land. 2998.
Kidushen ring. 3087.
Kiss me honey, kiss me. 10928.
Lutt. lutt latiae Zee
Men darf nit sein fersahlufen.
Tf yowll only wait
5273.
2180.
3308.
Rondo mélodique. 2820.
Schmutz. 3785. |
Schprinze’s licht bentschen. 3792.
Siderl (Der) 11779, 20168.
Sof ganeff littlijo. 3874.
Spagnola (La) 18985.
Weyiten l’cho. 12200.
2080
TT
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Lohr (T.)—Continued.
Yosehme basezens. 4350.
Zu der chupe vetchere. 48371.
Lointier. Valse Marie. 24972.
Lolli (A.) Adagio e allegro. §&.
Lombard (R. N.)
2881.
Lombardy (Y. A.)
23006.
Lommel (R. L.) Cuckoo bird’s song.
339.
London (L.):
Coleen. 20923.
Honey, baby, boo. 21292.
My Indian squaw. 21738.
Tzar of the anvil’s ring. 22350.
London opinion. 8086.
Lone star music co.
21192.
Long (A. B.):
I’m lonely when you go
28690.
Old red, white and blue. 17687.
/Long (A. P.) It’s easy to be a lady
if you try. 14819 (91).
Long (C. W.) I wish I was a mil-
lionaire. 2945.
Long (I.) I’m saved.
Long (J. O.):
Across the'river. 4384.
Children of the King.
Even me. 7311.
Glory for me. 5004.
7 T’ll sing of the Savior. 5215.
In the hollow of His hand. 5300.
Jimmie. the tenderfoot. 15355.
Let the little ones come. 19395.
O what a joy. 11325.
Oriole grand march.
Savior of the world.
Twirl me again Rastus.
Long (J. P.):
Have you ever loved any other
girl. 150983.
I want to be a sailor.
John, John, John. S879.
Lilac, laburnum and May. 970.
Many happy returns. 1045.
Send a note to let me know. 6116.
Why do you keep laughing at me.
20627.
You can always find a friend in
the summertime. 20678.
away.
7745.
12591.
26858.
27110.
16483.
2936.
Long (L.) Broken bracelet. 12540.
Long (L. A.) It might have been in
old Chicago. 19255.
Long (L. F.) Hiram Green’s barn
dance. 5143.
Long (M.) Our Savior is our cap-
tain. 24306.
Long (T. B.) Token (A) of heaven.
14094.
Long (W.) Frosty. 546.
Long music pub. co. Frosty. 546.
Hussars march.
Contrast of love.
Golden sunshine.
Longacre (L. B.) Radiant morn hath
passed away. 19990.
Longbecker (A.) Fare
Johney Green. 17069.
Longbrake & Edwards inc.:
Faded roses. 10347.
Fear not. 28353.
Heidelberg glide. 10597.
Here’s to you, little girl, here's
thee well
to you. 10606.
Hurry up those wedding bells.
10655.
Mosquito rag. 29220.
My wife’s up in an airship. 11250.
Petty. 19917.
Pretty Linda Jane. 11520.
Roll, roll, roll me along to the
land of melody. 20038.
Stop! look! and listen! 13960.
Sunshine. 13991.
Take me back to my old home
town. 27353.
There’s a ring around the moon.
14065.
What is the use to remember.
14221.
Will you do that little thing for
me. 12282.
Yankee Doodle Abie. 20668.
Longnecker (M.) Dream of the
Fatherland. 10280.
Longo (A.):
Barearola. 2219.
Foglie d’ autunno. 26753. -
Improvviso. 2981.
Minuetto. 38335.
Notturno. 3447.
Preludio. 3186.
Preludio e improyyiso. 3606.
Serenata. 3828.
Suite di tre pezzi. 3958.
Suite per viola e piano. 15501.
Tema con variazioni. 4020.
Longstaffe (E.):
Those beastly dreams. 16440.
Three feminine questions. 9369.
Longworth Water lilies.
30206.
Lonzelle (W.)
mother wore.
Loomis (C. H.):
(EK. E.)
Old (The) sun bonnet
15909.
Hail to Yale. 21225.
Long cheer for Yale. 29024.
Publicity rag. 30692.
Spirit of the blue. 29886.
Loomis (J. T.)
904.
Loper (J. M.):
Ann wants to get a man. 9840.
Ghost and the mermaid. 10462.
Lora (lL. de) See De Lora (L.)
Lorch (H. 8.) Those Italian eyes.
4062.
Lord as to Thy dear cross.
Killarney cake walk.
15504.
2081
Lorenz (D. EH.)
3532.
Lorenz (HE. S8.):
Another year is dawning. 27781.
INDEX
Lorenz (C. A.):
Drei melodieen Mendelssohns.
13307.
In der dimmerung. 10798.
Melodie, a dur. 11041.
Be joyful in the Lord. 124.
Beginners’ choir. 253871.
Blessed is the nation. 12517.
Blossom time is here. 12520.
Christ is marching on. 229389.
Christmas angels. 22942.
Christmas paean, 25552.
Come and worship. 22972, 22973.
Communion service.
Day by day. 12676.
Emmanuel. 231738.
Emmanuel shall come. 23174.
Hyes of the Lord. 283828.
Fatal joke. 232380.
Flower service. 12824.
Gloria patri. 23348.
Glorify Thy name. 597.
Glorious news. 23344.
God be merciful. 5014.
Great spirit, come. 18983.
Greatest of these is charity.
He leadeth me. 26032.
Hear our prayer. 5113.
Heaven is here. 19036.
Heavenly heralds. 23459, 23460.
Herald angels. 238469, 23470.
I shall be satisfied. 28701.
In symbol and song. 13131.
Invocation. 23652.
Joy cometh in the morning.
2437.
Just a little baby. 23700.
Keep steady, my boy. 18206.
Land where freedom reigns.
Light at evening time. 38159.
Light of love. 13268.
Living lessons. 138294.
Meditations of my heart. 13402.
My Friend of Calvary. 8369.
My Redeemer liveth. 8398.
Notes of joy. 24187.
O glorious vision. 3462.
Offertory response. 242338.
Our beautiful flag. 13631.
Out of Thy holy word. 138634.
Praise waiteth for Thee. 13689.
Praise ye the Lord. 8601.
Quit you like a man. 18719.
Response to prayer. 13788.
Sheperd’s story. 24609.
Song that shall never cease. 24708.
That beautiful land. 14047.
That wonderful night. 24857.
They have taken away my Lord.
9342.
Tokens of Children’s day.
e
Our school for Christ.
Lorenz (R.)
22562 (64).
Lorenz pub. co.:
12934.
23685.
Joy of Christmas morning. 238688.
26381.
14095.
2082
‘Pt. rn, Hs, Vv. G6
Lorenz (EK. S.)—Continued. ;
Trust ye in the Lord forever.
27457.
Waiting up for Santa. 25031.
Weinachts lob. 25057.
Welcome, sweet day of rest. 16592.
Welcome, sweet Sabbath. 14210.
Whatsoever band. 14227.
Worship the Lord. 30330.
Lorenz (K. K.):
Bethlehem’s babe.
Bethlehem star. 22789.
Gift divine. 23324, 23325.
Glory to God. 23347.
Gran’pa told me. 238399.
Happy Christmas. 23485.
In manger lowly. 23621.
Joy is ours. 23686.
King of the world. 23729.
Manger song. 238987.
Peace and good will. 248385, 24336.
Peace on earth. 24837.
22790.
Song of good will. 24684.
Star (The) 24788.
We thank you. 25051.
We welcome you too. 25052.
Where is he. 25105.
Lorenz (M.) Sérénade. 24588, 271388.
Garden of peace. 21159,
Abendlied. 22589.
Above the clear blue sky.
Adagio. 23446.
After dinner song. 22600.
And it came to pass. 22657.
Andante con moto. 6734.
Andante grazioso. 16774.
Angel choirs. 22662.
Angel guards. 4428.
Angels’ adoration. 4429.
Angels of Gethsemane. 4430.
Angels of the resurrection. 44381.
Angel’s song. 226638, 22664, 25269.
Another year is dawning. 27781.
As the hart panteth. 70.
Ask Santa to prescribe. 22691.
At heaven’s gate. 12482.
Autumn. 22708, 22709.
Awake, thou that sleepest.
Away! away! 12456.
Back to the Yankee shore. 6809.
Be joyful in the Lord. 123, 124,
18389, 22748.
Be on thy guard. 4516.
Beautiful star. 22752.
Beginners’ choir. 25871.
Behold, Egypt is fair. 4525.
Bendemeer’s stream. 6854.
Beneath the cross of Jesus. 184138.
Berceuse. 12497.
Bethlehem. 22788.
Bethlehem star. 22789.
Bethlehem’s babe. 22790.
Bid the elders assemble. 4548.
12368.
14425.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Lorenz pub. co.—Continued. Lorenz pub. co.—Continued.
Bless the Lord. 25421.
Blessed be the Lord. 22810.
Blessed is the nation. 12517.
Blossom time is here. 12520.
Blossoms are smiling. 12521.
Break, day of God. 10005.
Break forth into joy. 22837.
Bring blossoms bright. 12539.
But Thou Bethlehem. 22857.
Cast thy burden upon the Lord.
18524.
Children’s army. 14624.
Chimes (The) 16914.
Christ hath arisen. 4667.
* Christ is born. 22937.
Christ is marching on. 22989.
Christ is risen. 7010, 7011.
- Christmas angels. 22942.
Christmas lullaby. 22947, 22948.
Christmas paean. 25552.
Christmas story. 22952.
Clovers are nodding. 12811.
Come and worship. 22972, 22978.
Come unto Me. 12629.
Come where my love lies dream-
ing. 22993, 22994.
Communion. 22998.
Communion service. 2487.
Coyness. 7083.
Cross of Jesus. 2465.
Crown Him. 4725.
Cruel sea. 4729.
Dawn (The) 23068.
Day by day. 12676.
Departure (The) 238081, 23082.
Dewdrop and buttercup. 23088.
Dixie land. 23092, 23093.
Drink to me only. 7244.
Earth is the Lord’s. 17028.
Easter angels. 4838, 4889.
Easter bells are ringing. 4840.
Easter coronation. 4841.
Easter light. 4848.
Emblem of freedom. 23172.
Emmanuel. 23178.
Emmanuel shall come. 23174.
HKyes of the Lord. 28328.
Fade sun shine moon. 238206.
Fainting under the crown. 7327.
Faithful thro’ another year.
28342.
Family affair. 23219.
Far away in the south. 7389.
Fatal joke. 23230.
Father, hear my prayer. 504.
Father of mercies. 23238.
Fear thou alone Jehovah’s wrath.
4919.
Festal prelude. 12802.
First Christmas. 238250, 28362.
Flower service. 12824. —
Follow the star. 23265.
Forward! be our watchword.
202 4.
2083
Fountain filled with blood. 10417.
Frog and the dragon fly. 23288.
From glory unto glory. 545.
Gift divine. 23324.
Gift divine we greet thee. 28325.
Give unto the Lord. 12894.
Gloria patri. 12899, 23348.
Glorify Thy name. 597.
Glorious news. 28344.
Glorious things of Thee are
spoken. 10482.
Glory in the highest. 2383845.
Glory to God. 23347.
God be merciful. 5014.
God be with you. 14981.
God is our refuge and strength.
eae
God of our fathers. 14985.
God so loved the world. T7478.
God with us. 28855.
Gondoleria. 17136.
Good-by, dear Easter. 5028.
Good night. 283878, 28374, 23375.
Gracious invitation. 28492.
Gran’ pa told me. 23399.
Great is the Lord. 238401.
Great Spirit come. 18983.
Greatest (The) of these is
charity. 12934.
Guide me O Thou great Jehovah.
25990.
Hail Columbia. 23420.
Hail Jesus the King. 12954.
Hail the King of glory. 12955.
Hand in hand. 23480, 23431.
Happy Christmas. 23485.
Hark, hark my soul. 671.
Hark the glad bells peal. 5089.
He leadeth me. 260382.
Health to our friends. 7602.
Hear, Father, hear our prayer.
10589.
Hear my prayer. 17192.
Hear our prayer. 51138, 10591.
Heart of God. 238454.
Heaven is here. 190386.
Heavenly heralds. 23459, 23460.
Heavenly song. 17194.
Herald angels. 23469.
Herald angels sing. 23470.
High above the earth. 23485.
Hoeing his row. T7641. .
Holes in our stockings. 23491.
Honey town. 23496, 28497.
Hosanna to the morning star.
23499.
How doth the busy bee. 7657.
How excellent Thy name. 5175.
Humble yourselves’ therefore.
23509.
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
2895, 23536.
I love to tell the story. 5220.
I shall be satisfied. 28701.
INDEX ~
Lorenz pub. co.—Continued.
I stand at the door. 29382.
I think of thee, Margareta. 7762.
I will extol Thee. 15256, 23580.
I will lift up mine eyes. 5249.
If I only had a check from home.
“9G:
Impetuous resolve. 7828.
In dreaming hours. 23618.
In God’s eternal day. 820.
In heavenly love abiding. 17290.
In lighter vein. 7840.
In manger lowly. 23621.
In perfect peace. 828.
In remembrance. 23628.
In symbol and song. 13181.
In the gloaming. 23630, 23631.
In this calm and peaceful hour.
839.
Invocation. 23652.
It followed. 7894.
It is spring dear heart. 23658.
Ivy green. 7906.
Jesus Christ, the King of glory.
7920.
Jesus is born to-day. 23678.
Jesus is risen. 5346.
Jesus lives again. 5348.
Joy cometh in the morning. 23685.
Joy inthe mansions of light. 5358.
Joy is ours. 23686.
Joy of Christmas morning. 28688.
Just a little baby. 23700.
Just as Iam. 28870.
Just whistle a bit. 7956.
Katy did: 23717; 23718:
Keep sweet. 15392.
Kindling wood. T7974.
King is here. 23728.
King of love my Shepherd is.
10921.
King of the world. 23728-23730.
Knowest thou the law. 5408.
Land (The) over there. 15424.
Land where freedom reigns.
26881.
Last night. 238774.
Lead on, O King eternal. 10973.
Let the words of my mouth. 957.
Let Thy face shine. 13260.
Let your light so shine. 28965.
Lift thine eyes. 23828.
Light after darkness. 11002.
Light at evening time. 3159.
Light of love. 13268.
Like Easter lilies. 5473.
Little boy blue. 23836, 23837.
Little brown church. 8075.
Little Christmas gift. 23840.
Little parrot. 8084.
Living lessons. 138294.
Long ago. 23862.
Longing. 8098.
Lord (The) God is a sun and
Shield. 5505.
2084
pt: IH; NaS. Ve 6
Lorenz pub. co.—Continued.
Lord hath triumphed gloriously.
5506.
Lord (The) is risen indeed. 8110.
Lord will hear. 23870.
Love’s dial. 23884.
Love’s old sweet song. 8147.
Lucky stars. 23894.
Lullaby. 23895, 23896.
Maid of the mill. 23926, 23927.
Mammy’s hush-a-bye. 23934,
23935.
Manger song. 23937.
March movement. 18370.
Maytime. 133897. :
Meditations of my heart. 13402.
Melody. 18415, 25134.
Mending little stockings. 24663.
Mercies of the Lord. 26592.
Mercy seat. 11146, 29162.
Merry birds are singing. 13429.
Merry June-time. 184381.
Moderato. 5662.
Morning star. 24076, 29216.
My beloved has gone to his gar-
den. 5694.
My Friend of Calvary. 8369.
My old Kentucky home. 24120.
My Redeemer liveth. 8398.
My rose. 8899.
My soul doth magnify. 24129.
My soul thirsteth for God. 15790.
My spirit faileth. 5718.
My thought of you. 24135.
Nearer, my God, to Thee. 19730.
Nellie was a lady. 24154, 24155.
New hope is born. 57386.
New (A) song. 138558.
No room in the inn. 24177.
No, thank you, Tom. 24178, 24179.
Notes of joy. 24187.
Now praise the Lord. 24191.
O Babe in Bethlehem manger.
24199.
O glorious vision. 3462.
O Israel, go forward. 5771.
O Jand we love. 15868.
O Lord deliver us. 5774.
Of course. 24229.
Offertory. 18595.
Offertory response. 24238.
Oh, clap your hands. 3479.
Oh, come, let us sing. 11886,
24235.
Oh, that I had wings. 17676,
19803...
Old friends so true. 8575.
Old glory. 24255.
One perfect day. 24282.
One sweetly solemn thought.
24283.
Only Thee. 3511.
Organ prelude. 24298.
Oriental love sing. 24295, 24296.
Our beautiful flag. 18681.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Lorenz pub. co.— Continued. Lorenz pub. co.—Continued.
Our Christmas King. 24802.
Our God is marching on. 26866.
Our hearts are bowed by earthly
fears. 19861.
Our Redeemer lives. 5848.
Our refuge and strength. 19865.
Our school for Christ. 3532.
Out of Thy holy word. 18684.
Passover (The) 5871.
Peace and good will. 24835, 24836.
Peace, O Israel. 8668.
Peace on earth. 24337.
Peace, sweet peace. 11444.
People that walked in darkness.
243438.
Postlude. 5926.
Power of Jesus’ name. 17751.
Praise and thanksgiving. 26962.
Praise His Holy Name. 24888.
Praise waiteth for Thee. 13689,
243891.
Praise ye Jehovah. 138690.
Praise ye the Lord. 3601..
Praying (The) brother. 8740.
Prelude in C. 22690.
Prelude in F. 5984.
Prelude in G. 24400.
Prince of life. 8761.
Psalms. 29543.
Put a bit of sunshine in the day.
8785.
Put on thy strength O Zion. 1897.
Quit you like a man. 13719.
Ransomed of the Lord. 3655.
Reason why. 24452.
Rejoice. 24469.
Rejoice! give thanks and sing.
17842.
Rejoice in the Lord. 1423.
Response to prayer. 13788.
Ring, ring ye bells. 24478.
Risen most glorious. 8870.
Rock of ages. 1445, 6032.
Rocking rocking. 24486.
Roseate hues of early dawn.
20056.
Santa’s perscription. 22067.
Save me, O God. 3770.
Scatter your gold. 13815.
Secular quartets. 24575.
Senior’s (The) farewell.
Serenade. 24588, 271388.
Serenity. 6128.
Shadows fall. 17907.
Shepherd’s story. 24609.
Shepherd’s vision. 24610.
Shine. 13871.
Shine out, O beautiful star. 24612.
8999.
Shout the glad tidings. 24615.
Silly Willy. 9088.
Sing a song of summer. 13885.
Sing of the golden _ sunshine.
13886.
Sing on O trusting heart. 9052.
2085
Sing to-day. 24635.
Sing victory. 9055.
Sketch. 24640.
Sleep ma honey. 24644, 24645.
Sleep while the evening breezes.
24647, 24648.
So teach us to number our days.
6188.
Soft sighing winds. 9079.
Softly now the light of day.
179838.
Song of good will. 21684.
Song of nature. 18918.
Song of the regiment. 27246.
Song that shall never cease.
24708.
Song with out words. 27253.
Sound the loud timbrel.
Sparkle ye stars. 24722.
Spring fever. 9156.
Spring is here. 18942.
Star (The) 24738.
Star and the song. 24739.
Star of the East. 24743.
Story of Christmas time.
Story of Easter. 6255.
Suffer the children. 13976.
Summer is here. 18983.
Sun of my soul. 24780, 29988.
Sunrise land. 24786.
Sunshine. 138990.
Sunshine of gold. 6279.
Sure retreat. 24794.
Sweet and low. 24799.
Tale of a whale. 24826.
Teach all nations. 22268.
Ten thousand times ten thousand.
14037.
That beautiful land.
That wonderful night.
There is a land. 12001.
There were Shepherds. 24869.
They have a word to say. 6348.
They have taken away my Lord.
9342.
They that trust in the Lord. 4048.
They that wait upon the Lord.
24872.
Thou art gone up on high. 6851.
Thou hast been our dwelling place.
140738.
Three wise men. 248S6.
Thy will be done. 30055.
Thy works shall praise Thee.
9137.
24757.
14047.
24857.
20402.
To sleep! To sleep! 9894.
Toast (A) 9897.
Tokens of Children’s day. 14095.
Trust ye in the Lord forever.
27457.
Unattained. 1881.
Uncle Samyel winds the yarn.
24942.
Under the flag. 14126.
INDEX
Lorenz pub. co.—Continued.
United we stand. 24952.
Unto Thee, O loving Father.
24954.
Vesper hymn. 64835.
Vesper response. 1879.
Victor King. 6489.
Victory is won. 6440.
Visited and redeemed. 30175.
Voice of Jesus. 16535.
Voices of gladness. 14182.
Waiting up for Santa. 25031.
Wave for happy Haster. 6475.
We scatter flowers. 142038.
We thank you. 25051.
We welcome you too. 25052.
Weary hearts be glad. 6484.
Weihnachts lob. 25057.
Welcome, happy morning. 9590.
Welcome sweet day of rest. 16592.
Welcome, sweet Sabbath. 14210.
Welcome to June. 14211.
Welcome to summer. 14212, 14215.
What George did. 9602.
What will you do without Him?
20572.
Whatsoever (The) band. 14227.
When I see Him. 27608.
When you and I were young.
9651.
Where? 9653.
Where is he? 25105.
Whoso dwelleth. 1992.
Wilson’s secular quartets.
Windfall (The) 9698.
With glowing heart. 2020.
Within each lowly Hebrew tent.
6583.
Woe unto Israel. 6606.
Wonderful song the angels sang.
25148,
Wondering
6611.
Won’t you be my little girl. 25152.
Worship the Lord. 803380.
Lorenzo (lL. de) Indispensable (L’).
28797.
Loret fils.
Loreto (V.)
25135.
angels at Calvary.
Quatorze piéces. 98830.
Heure exquise. 21273.
Lorraine (O.) Stewed prunes. 2072
(177).
Lortzing (A.) Undine. 30127.
Lortzing (C. Kraft-) See Kraft-
Lortzing (G.)
Losch (A.):
Four of a kind. 4949, 7406, 18892.
Full hand. 2696.
Jack of spades.
19266.
King of hearts. 19338, 28891.
King of the forest. 3093.
Royal flush. 8741.
Loschky (W. M.) Fahr wohl du
schoner Maientraum. 492.
5337, 17329,
pt. 121, DiS: ¥..6
Losey (F. H.):
Astaroth. 4448,
Back at dear old home sweet
home. 4484, 4485.
Dew of evening. 4792, 47938.
Dream visions. 2550.
Electric wizard. 2577.
Fighting chance. 23244, 28358.
Happy hearts. 5082, 15080, 19017.
Hearts haven. 2882.
Loose Lueas. 994.
Magie mirror. 3238.
Prince Charming. 3610.
Queen of the valley. 17823.
Right of way. 8861, 13750.
Silver trumpets. 13880.
Snow maiden. 9075, 20200.
Starland. 39388.
Tanglefoot rag. 6310, 11958.
Thesis. 4046.
Wash rag. 1920, 4240.
Losgelassen. 30586, 30748.
Lothrop (lL. J.):
Misunderstanding (A) 17564.
Wife (A) 12272.
Lott (R.) Albuquerque swells. 12380.
Lotter (A.):
Klytemnestra. 15408, 19349.
Manuella. 3262.
My little Billiken. 3387.
Rouge et noir. 3740.
Lotton (lL. D.) Gone but not forgot-
ten. 28477.
Loud (A. F.) Maid with a duster.
8185.
Loud (J. A.) Flower rain. 18875.
Loughborough (D. L.):
Lonely. 8096.
My poppy girl. 3395.
Louis (A.) Femmes en _ culotte.
103867.
Loundagin (G. W.) Rock for all the
ages. 8875.
Lovatt (S. E.): :
Love is a hunter boy. 238874.
Lullaby. 21601.
Love (F.) Love’s favorite. 19487.
Love and politics. 10601, 10887, 10894,
11102.
Love mills. 22668, 23110, 24488, 24987.
Loveday (H. G.) Office of the Holy
Communion. 26795.
Lovejoy (G. N.) Dear little girl I
know. 20975.
Loveland (C.) ‘Thunder and lightning.
4073.
Loveless (C. C.)
27290.
Loveless music Co.
27290.
Lovell (C. B.) Hobble, hobble, hobble
in your old hobble skirt. 15187.
Lovely liar. 25845, 25512, 26204,
27636, 27637, 29662.
Starlight dreams,
Starlight dreams.
2086
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Lovenberg (C.) Shine softly Mr.
Moon. 2072 (170).
Loving (M. F. B.) Imperial Missouri.
28749.
Low (HE. B.) I am thinking of you
darling. 17223.
Low (J. D.) First kiss of love. 10378.
Low (R.) Advice gratis. 16789.
Lowden (C. D.) Angels’ message. 9887.
Lowden (C. H.):
Awake thou that sleepest. 14424.
Christ is born. 4668.
Christ is risen. 14642.
Go forward. 14979.
In God’s garden. 15287.
_Lowden’s book of anthems. 17462.
Precious hymns. 17754.
Lowe (B.) I'd like to have you like
mme aS much as I like you. 21821.
Lowe (E. R.) Honey open the door.
23495.
Lowe (F. J.) All aboard,
Eighteen. 16752, 16753.
Lowe (H. L.) ‘Those pointed toed
squeeze
shoes. 12027.
Lowe (J.) Suspicions. 203806.
Lowe (W. J.) Delta rag. 10227.
Lowenstein (F.):
Dixie dimples. 18706.
Indian girl. 10818.
Lowitz (J. B.) Dear old Sally. 7152,
12359 (62).
Lowitz (W. W.) Love’s mirror
waltzes. 43880 (148).
“Lowitz and Gaston. Dear old Sally.
12359 (62).
Lowrey (S. C.)
once in a while.
Lowrie (W.)
704.
Lowry (R.) One more day’s work.
3505.
She sees me only
16211.
His uncle from India.
Loyola university. Loyola U. 8153.
Luard-Selby (B.):
Alleluia, Christ is risen from the
dead. 6706.
Autumn song. 20777.
Communion service in D.
Improvisation. 30560.
June in Kentucky. 26308.
Prelude founded upon some old
Northern chimes. 16030.
Soft white snow. 24664.
Luban (W. C.) Luna park. 15550.
ferich (H.) jr.:
Einsame (Der) 18770.
Es bltiht ein blitimlein rosenrot.
21060.
Introduktion und passacaglia, B
moll. 23650.
Praludium. 24887.
Romanze. 24498.
Scherzo. 238893.
Unbegehrt. 20456.
Wo sind die stunden.
7060.
Iuby (J. J.) jr. Only Molly. 19848.
Luea (L. de):
Ammore pazzo. 22658.
A credete. 22955.
In mezzo al mare.
Lueas (€:) :
Love and youth.
Song of memories.
Luccock (S. B.)
23623.
3201.
20227.
College professional.
4683.
Luce (M.) Lady of the lake waltzes.
4880 (187).
Luce & Bornstein:
Take me out-in a Velie car. 9262,
A O5Z.
Luchner (I.) My faith looks up to
thee. 8366.
Lucia di Lammermoor. 411, 2529,
7195, 17005, 18715, 20995, 23106,
28227, 28228, 30364 (20).
Luciani (A.):
Comme ’a nu piro tu te faie.
18605.
’Na serenata ’a na bizzoca. 1385383.
’Orusecatore ’America. 8516.
Luciani (M.) Alo’. 18284.
Lucien. Instant des adieux.
Luckenbach (M. E.)
beauty. 2238382.
Luckhardt & Belder:
Abendlied. 27722.
Ach kdnnte ich noch einmal so
lieben. 4882.
Am spinnrocken. 277638.
Arbeiter lied. 9852, 30382.
Ashes of roses. 4440.
Barcarolle. 27866, 30404.
Blockhaus (Das) 30414.
Chanson d’amour. 4641.
Charme (Le) 4652.
Dance (The) 29228.
Danse princesse. 28173.
23647. ~
Triumph of
Darkness and light. 28177.
Deed (A) 28198.
Dinna ask me. 28218.
Dirge (A) 28214.
Evening devotion. 30485.
Fréhlicher jigersmann. 30500.
Friihlingslied. 30501.
Gesang. 30513.
Gestaendniss. 28434.
Ghost story. 30514.
Gretelein. 30528.
Hear O Lord. 28558.
Impromptu. 29176.
In lustigen reigen. 30561.
Lassalle marsch. 30581.
Lied (Das) 10997.
Life’s journey. 28976.
Little flower of heaven. 28997.
Little song. 29010.
Lord is my Shepherd. 290386.
huey. AbSa0:
Lullaby. 29066.
Mailied. 5559.
INDEX
Luckhardt & Belder—Continued.
Melody. 30527.
My God and Father while I stray.
29262.
My love so dear. 29279.
Peace. 29475.
Redeeming love. 29589.
Reiter liedchen. 30697.
Requiem. 5996.
Revelation. 29611.
Spinnerlied. 30771.
Spring voices. 29920.
Tarry with me O my
29981.
There is an hour
peace. 380019.
Till I wake. 380056.
Violets. 380170.
Where the salt winds blow.
Young rose. 6638.
Lueckstone (H. G.)
grise. 19978.
Lucky 18. 8155.
Lucky hoodoo. 25602, 25896, 27334.
Luerezia Borgia. 80364 (21).
Ludebuehl (J. P.):
Be my love, my lady. 18390.
Brooklet (The). 10011.
Purest one of all. 16049.
Luders (G.):
Angling. 20748.
Bachelor girl. 20792.
Brook and the vine.
Clever little drone.
Do you love me.
Grape girl. 17152.
Headache in the morning.
Howl of the jaguar. 21300.
Is it love. 21428.
It was not so long ago.
Let us fill the cup divine.
Little lessons. 15481.
Love alone I sigh and long for.
Saviour.
of hallowed
30275.
Printemps me
12541.
20919.
14758.
15105.
15335.
15441.
13310.
Love,—bah. 21571.
Man, naughty, naughty man.
21624.
One I love. 21868.,
Russian bear. 22049.
Sleep well. 16234.
Supposing. 22221.
Ludwick (Mrs. M. M.)
kissed me since mother died. 1213.
Ludwig (A.) Dreamer (The) 21019.
Ludwig (G. H.) Clever Yankee boy.
10119.
Ludwig (H. J.) 'There’s a funny little
feeling. 20376.
Ludwig (M.):
Abendlied. 12366.
Lied zu Gottes ehre.
Luescher (D. A.)
Luicke (P.)
Lukos (A.)
Lulli (G. B.)
No one has
13267.
Frasquela. 4954.
Kukokama-estapo. 19356.
George 1, 2,3. 4,5. 2715.
Gavotte. 18912.
pt. Tens. Vv." 6
ully (I. Baye
Gavotte en rondeau. 567.
Tanz. 5537,
Lumbye (P.) Valse Boston. 9782
(91)
Lund (C.) My airship boy. 29253.
re (J. Backer-) See Backer-Lunde
J.)
Lund °“(S:)'?
Chanson de Fortunio.
Dreamland tree. 7236.
Little rover. 5490.
O Father I have weary grown.
5766.
Of 2 “truths waist
Wanderer (The)
Lundberg (F. H.)
only Thee. 29265.
Lundell (0O.):
Att binda kransar. 27814.
Lyft blicken upp. 29072.
Lundin (D.) Seek yethe Lord. 201388.
Lunu (W. F.) MHere’s a health unto
his majesty. 28475.
Lurline. 9241, 14008.
Luscomb (F.):
Arabian twilight.
16728 (26).
Bellevue three step. 140.
Kteleka. 28308.
Farmer Bungtown. 2641.
Gadfly quadrille. 4972, 7428.
Hazel waltz. 676, 7593.
Idella schottische. 28724, 28725.
Ivanhoe march. 10848, 10844.
6968.
6468.
My heart knows
12422, 14895,
Moorish processional. 24069,
24070.
Sonora. 29865.
Luse (L. A.) Was a man just a man.
20549.
Lustige kakadu. 29069.
Lustigen Nibelungen. 7271, 84738,
9551, ° 10381, WOsI2 wie, 12145:
14805, 15824, 165438, 16544.
Lustigen ritter. 29070.
Lutes & Feeny. Kelley?
man. 23719.
Luther (M.) From heaven I was sent
to earth. 28404.
Lutheran publication society:
Boner. 9989.
Brady. 12582.
Doing good. 25681.
Faithful to my trust.
Lutkin (22-¢)=
Again the morn
18262.
I’m the
10355.
God’s trumpet wakes the slum-
bering world. 18947.
Joy, joy, immortal joy. 19299.
Methodist Sunday school hymnal.
17540.
O happy band of pilgrims. 19776.
O linger not: the sun leaps high.
19778.
2088
of gladness. ]
—
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911 -
Lutkin (P. C.)—Continued.
Savior! hear us we pray. 20108.
Selected hymns from the Metho-
dist Sunday school hymnal.
20140-20142.
Luttman (A. C.):
Girl of the golden West.
28451.
My wife has gone to visit her
relations. 19719.
Lutz (B. F.) Come home.
Lutz (D.) Merab waltz.
21172,
10133.
3016.
Lutz (E. B.) Old oid story of love.
19821.
Lutz (EK. W.) My country. 5696.
Lutz (W. M.) Our boys. 8625.
Luxusweibchen. 24346, 26493.
Luzier (Mrs. J. M.) Just to hear you
say yes. 28878.
Luzier (M.) My cowgirl queen. 8360.
Luzny (K. F.) Smart set. 24656.
Tuzzatti (A.):
Air de ballet. 16745.
Aubade. 124387.
Beneath thy window.
Berceuse. 22777.
Chanson d’autrefois. 6966.
Chanson de la fileuse. 16901.
Danse mauresque. 4758.
Du temps passé. 4833.
En révant. 12758.
Four tone pictures. 8164.
(;00d morrow to the morn.
= Little love. 17424.
Memory (A) 19577.
Night song, and butterflies.
Nocturno. 23901.
Nuit sur le lac.
Pensée lointaine.
Rigaudon. 6018.
Romance sans paroles.
Serenatella. 16200.
There is dew for
12002.
Toccata. 21604.
Valse caprice. 14141.
Voluptueuse. 9550.
Luzzatti (H.) Petite mazurka. 21912.
14493.
10516.
17649.
5761.
D884.
6041.
the floweret.
Lynes (F.)—Continued.
Invocation. 19247.
Octave study in D. 21823.
Seek ye the Lord. 3818.
Silver cascade. 20175.
Water nymph. 20551.
Lynn (H. B.) My little country
queen. 18512. °
Lynn music co.:
Garden of hearts. 21158.
Violets and you sweetheart.
Lyon (A. B.) Flying. 28379.
Lyon (A. M.):
All the blue bells close their eyes.
25234.
Carols in the wilds.
Poppy land
26956.
Lyon (J.):
Allegretto scherzando.
Benedictus in C. 2268.
Communion service. 2488.
Two poems. 15553.
Lyon (M. F.) As long as the ocean’s
blue dear. 14408.
Lyons (E.):
Easter dawn. 7262.
Seems to me the world’s singing
Marguerite. 11751.
Lyons (J. A.) Triumph of spring.
20425.
Lyons (K. W.) I’m leaving thee my
sister dear. 26160.
Lysberg (C. S. Bovy-) pseud.
Bovy-Lysberg (C. S.)
Lyte (E. O.) School bell.
Lytle (A. R.):
Day by day, I'll teli the story.
102038.
Lead on, O King eternal. 10972.
Once I wandered in the darkness.
11374.
Pilgrim bound for heaven. 11465.
There is joy. 12004.
Lytle (E. E.) Do you ever think of
me, dear, as I always think of you.
10256.
Lytton (M. C.):
22399.
14599.
limited express.
29.
See
22079.
sorrow there.
Luzzi (L.) Ave Maria. 6795. There’ll be no
Lyall (F.) Live, love and die. 5499. 14068.
Lyell (Mrs. I. G.) Dreaming sweet- Welcome home. 30220.
heart of thee. 23128. Ma mére l’oye. 15987, 15988.
Lyman (A.) Lethe. 9782 (10). Mabille (H.) En batterie. 21048.
Lynch (A.) My pretty queen. 8396. | McAdams (G. W.) Sweet memories.
Lynch (E. H.) There’s no place just 27339.
like home. 27406. McAfee (W. H.) Come in love’s
Lynch (W. H.) Don’t tell on me. dreams to me. 7051.
28233. Macalaster (M.) lLife’s day. 3157.
Lyndale. 16123. McAlister (M.) In the twilight. 17309.
Lynes (F.): McAllister (A. A.) One true heart.
Falling snowflakes. 18823. 1276.
Good-bye summer. 18964. MacArthur (D.) Communion service.
Graceful dance. 18972. 28097.
I love and the world is mine. | MacArthur (W.) Shake de _ hook
19136. worms off your heels. 1556.
2089
26596—1 2—-—22
INDEX
Dis Ate ese ve
MacArthur & Willats.
an aeroplane. 7690
MacBean (G. E.):
Chicago. 6998.
Highlandman’s farewell.
Macbeth (A.):
Forget me not. 12839.
Heart’s-ease. 26040.
Love in idleness. 29047.
McBride (R. C.):
Hear the glad bells ringing. 23451.
I could live in
28577.
Lord Jesus, our Savior. 23867.
Praise to the King. 11511.
McBride (W. P.):
Big number 12 march. 9966.
Last I saw of Dolly. 941.
Sweet Isabelle. 1697.
McCabe (HE. L.):
Nellie Bell. 29312.
McCabe (0O.):
I’m going back to Chattanooga.
7730.
When the sun goes down my dar-
ling Mary dear. 9648.
McCain (T.) Mother’s prayer.
MacCalla & co. inc.:
Glory to the child King. 21181.
Santa Claus’ partners. 22066.
McCallum (I. C.) Spanish love song.
29882.
McCammon (F.) Pipe dreams. 26935.
McCanse (C.) MHalley’s long looked
for comet. 5079. i
McCargar (E.) Play that Aloha rag.
17745.
19638.
McCarroll (Mrs. J. F.) Our little
colleen babby, oh. 26869.
McCarson (EK. G.):
Blind can see up yonder. 14527.
My heart’s to-night in heaven.
15770.
McCartan (M.)
4472.
McCartee (EK. E.)
for young people.
McCarthy (E. R.)
22018.
MacCarthy (H.) Floating. 28256.
McCarthy (Joseph) Ive been making
a grand stand play for you. 17256.
McCarthy (Justin) My girl is always
Away from home.
Northfield hymns
3444.
Right up to date.
first. 5700.
McCarthy (lL. M.) Old Jace and
fringes. 11356.
McCarthy (M. ©.) Bunch of sham-
rocks. 6925.
McCarthy (R. BE.) At twilight alone
with you. 25815.
McCaskill (A. A.) Value of a soul.
9490.
McCauley (HK. B.) Sweet Marie.
29959.
Macchi (G.) Roman d’amour. 27056.
McClay (M. M.) Courage friend.
14690.
McCleary
Sie
McClellan (J. E.)
the banyan tree. 5304.
McClure (F.) Reflection.
McClure (Mrs. H. P.)
20451.
McClure (H. R.) eo.:
Dear old home. 7151.
Flower of the sea. 14898.
Grinda organ man. 10547.
1’1l kiss the Stars and Stripes for-
ever. 19181.
Isle of spoon. 5828.
Just for to-night. 19322.
Just one sweet thought. 17362.
Love me, just make my dreams
come true. 13318.
March of the monkey man. 15579.
Menagerie. 26575.
My monkey man. 15779.
Sun flag waltzes. 6273.
Waltz of the monkey men. 16565.
(C.) Aero glide. 9799,
In the shade of
5985.
Two pictures.
We'll still be traveling men.
12182.
Why do you always leave me.
43138.
McClure (J. C.) Narrow way. 15804.
McClure (M.) Lullaby. 13382.
McCluskey (W.) Way down in dear
old Dixie. 16575.
McColl (J.) If I fell in love with
you. 5265.
McCollin (F.) Thou art like unto a
flower. 27415.
MacComb (G. D.) Bonnie Maggie
Wylie. 9991.
McComb (M.) Sunset express. 11922.
MecConathy (O.):
King Sol in Flowerland. 28897.
School song book. 24566.
Standard songs. 1658.
McConn (M. 8S.) In the beauty of the
twilight. 28776.
McConnell (A. H.) Chicago first
book for violin. 12590.
McConnell (H.) Little bungalow in
the dell. 23839.
McConnell (R. S.):
Barney, stop your blarney. 27868,
Kal-a-vu. 28878.
McConnell-Wood (W.):
Good Shepherd. 23378.
Joy shall arise from
23690.
Lead Thou me on.
MeConnico (J.)
SOrrow.
19380. ;
Hardest girl to win |
will be the sweetest when she’s |
won. 670.
McCord (M. E.) On the bank of the |f
Tippecanoe. 29408.
McCord (R. B.) Missouri mine.
29191.
McCord (lL. M.) Nancy. 8415.
2090
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
McCormick (A. M.)
gette. 23104.
McCormick (H. N.) I’m dreaming the
sweetest dream. 17727.
McCormick (Mrs. J. W.):
Sweet Nellie. 3979.
Waiting for you. 6468.
With a swing. 6580.
Don’t be a suffra-
McCosh (D. 8.) Encore schottische.
455.
McCowen (J. S.) Castle on the hill.
22905.
McCoy (KE. C.) In sweet June time.
17302.
McCoy (HB. EB.) Light out. 11007.
McCoy (H.) Sweet dreams, you can’t
come back. 22227.
MeCoy (CR. H:):
Protestation. 21971.
To part from thee. 63861.
Voice of the rain. 9548.
McCoy (W. T.) Delicatessen. 7163.
McCoy & Andrews. In sweet June
time. 17302.
McCracken (G. 8S.) If you can’t say
a good word, don’t speak. 2963.
McCrann (P. P.) ‘Tierney guards.
14082.
McCray (B.):
Banshee (The)
In flower time. 19210.
McCrone (J. A.) My own bonnie
summer queen. 8395.
- McCully (.) In the flowery month
of May. 28781.
McCune (C. B.):
Pretty little Nena Brown. 24407.
When skating time comes ’round.
27608.
McCuin (N.) We parted by the morn-
192.
ing glory vine. 6482.
McDanel-Hamilton co. When the
roses bloom again. 6529.
MecDermaid (G.) Nightingales. 8480.
MacDermid (J. G.):
If I knew you. 213838.
My new name. 21746.
Song that my heart is singing.
22165.
McDermott (F.)
ing for home.
McDermott (L.):
Her father is the man who owns
the dairy. 21268.
When the ship comes back again
my own Kathleen. 27615.
McDermott (L. F.) Cherokee rose
waltzes. 14621.
McDonald (—) Let’s grow old to-
gether, honey. 21521.
MacDonald (A.):
Children in heaven. 255383.
Fascinating Susan Brown.
TBAT.
I come to Thee.
Kiss me when leay-
15402.
7346,
1910S.
MacDonald (A.)—Continued.
Sweet hallowed rest.
18007.
Throughout eternity. 223814.
_ Your love means all the world to
16359,
me. 2072 (203).
Macdonald (D. 8S.) Brothers lullaby.
6921.
MacDonald (F.) My bonnie Highland
queen. 11209.
McDonald (G. F.) Little rose clad
cottage. 17427.
Macdonald (H. C.) Shepherds (The)
29774.
Macdonald (N.) Slumber song. 24658.
McDonnell (A.) Brighter day is com-
ing. 18478.
McDonough (F.):
I Jove to waltz with the girl I love.
13049.
Old home. 17684.
McDonough (J. T.):
Columbine. 10127.
I like your eyes of blue.
Irish smile. 27714 (85).
Macdougal (H. C.) O slow of heart to
believe. 3468.
MacDougall (J.)
3895.
MacDowell (EH. A.) :
Andantino. 23908.
In nomine domini.
Konzert. 10940.
Meditation. 23905.
Mélodie (to a water-lily).
Nautilus. 19505.
Sea song. 23907.
Witche’s dance. 133387.
With sweet lavender. 21606.
Zweite indianische suite. 1019.
Zweite moderne suite. 27709.
MacDowell (F.):
In the swing. 108138.
March. 11069.
10689.
Song of empire.
25904.
23906.
Morning song. 11185.
Valse. 11070.
McDowell (G. S.) De ventriloquis
man. 383.
McDowell (S. K.) I am going on with
Jesus. 7681.
Macduff (A. W. S.):
Learning to love. 10975.
My little wife’s good enough for
me, ome
Macduft bros. My little wife’s good
enough for me. 5711.
McDuffee (M. H.) O, fora closer walk
with God. 21808.
McHlroy (W. J.)
striking eight.
McEnroy (J.)
negie. 1266.
McEwen (C. J.):
Flag of the U. S. A. 21114.
Jesus’ promise. 23677.
When the clock is
9637.
Old John D. and Car-
2091
INDEX
DE, mes V6
McEwen (C. J.) —Continued.
Oh! don’t turn away. 242388.
Shine on silvery moon. 9025.
Three cheers for good King
George. 223811.
McEwen (C.N. A.) The Irish. 26264.
McEwen (J. B.):
Gauger (The). 12868.
Primer of harmony. 21962.
MacFadyen (A.) DBlegy. 12748.
McFarland (G. A.) Front rank sol-
diers. 21148.
McFarlane (A.) Take me to Atlantic
City. 16381, 16382.
Macfarlane (W. C.):
In pride of May. 28769.
Remembrance. 8888.
MacFarren (G. A.):
Fair Hebe. 10348.
Heart of oak. 28557.
Maidens never go a _ wooing.
11079.
There was a_ Simple maiden.
12018.
This is my own, my native land
14070.
We are spirits blithe and free.
NS.
Macfarren (H.) Dearest’ school.
23078.
McGarry (G. A.) Girls. 14968.
McGavisk (J.):
Gee, but it’s great to meet a
friend. 572.
Give me a shove, I’m falling .in
love. 7466.
I’m coming home. 14819 (81),
15231.
McGee (EH. J.) Darling Nell I’ll come
back to you. 18665.
McGeoch (D.):
Bubbles. 25462.
Day dreams. 20969.
Dear eyes. 4771, 18244 (56).
Homage. 138008.
Shells from a coral cave. 3842.
Too late. 18244 (89).
McGhee (J.):
McGillicuddy (J.) Salute from the
North. 24546.
McGinn (C.) Lassie laddie mnorum.
PRT AE,
MecGlaun (S.
vee iaitais of the mocking
bird. 3358.
Ty Cobb, the base ball king. 30117.
McGlennon (F.) Ship I love. 16215.
McGlynn (J.) New year’s eve at the
Rensselaer. 8471.
McGlynn (J. M.) Old trees. 21855.
McGovern & Gabriel. I wish I could
change my auto for a girl. 2948.
Macgowan (B.) Child songs. 18554.
McGowan (F.) Come! neath the
clear Summer skies. 18598.
MecGraft (P. J.) Down at Steeple
Chase Park. 7208.
McGranahan (A.):
Every day will I bless Thee.
4380 (30).
For I am now ready. 4880 (82).
Forever together. 4880 (38).
Glory to God the Father. 6648
(10).
Gospel choir. 6648 (14).
Great Deliverer. 6648 (15).
He is not here but is risen.
12359 (26).
Him that cometh. 6648 (18).
I will. 4880 (46).
Peace, peace is mine. 4880 (62).
Praise in the name of Jesus.
4380 (67).
Sweet is the call of the gospel.
4380 (77).
McGranahan (H. H.):
Tell the sweet story of love.
29994.
When faith reaches out.
McGranahan (J.):
Gospel male choir. 2072 (26).
See also McGranahan (A.)
McGrath (EH. A.) Mr. Wise. 17562.
McGrath (J.) Tune the church bells
tolled. 6388.
MacGrath (J. F.)
scout march. 40.
30237.
American boy
Fine strawberries. 518. McGrath (J. W.) Sabbath memories.
I don’t like music. 30550. 8926.
March to Marble Arch. 380607. McGrau (F. W.) Don’t leave the old
McGhee (T.) Has anybody seen my folks alone. 4807.
Tangerina. 15088. McGregor (E. A.) O - sweetheart
McGhie (J.) Scotch suite for violin mine. 11323, 19802.
and piano. 29734. McGriff (D. L.) Penitent’s praise.
MecGiffert (G. H.) Love's eternity. 3560.
8142. McGuigan (A. H.) .Man that says
McGiffert (Mrs. J.) Rensselaer for- rah. 23986.
ever. 29601. McGuire (P.) Peaceful Bill. 19898.
McGill (F.) Coronation waltz. | McGuire (R. J.) When you are
16954. dreaming. 16640.
McGill (S. C.) They’ll have to give | Mach (F. J.) Zastavenicko. 27702,
the girls a vote. 22298, 27411. 27708.
2092
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
McHale bros. & co.:
Alma mater echoes. 6711.
For the little ones at Christmas-
Cmte, HHS.
McHenry (A. C.) Garden spot of
life. 2702.
Machesky (A.) In the scarlet field
of clover. 10811.
Machold (E. C.)
McIntire & Hood.
mountain. 3354.
McIntyre (E. V.):
Cavalry drill. 12569.
Dreams. 28256.
Taps. 9271.
McIntyre (M. J.) Place this bunch
of flowers on the grave where mama
lies. 29501.
Mack (A.):
She’s never been in Ireland. 17910.
Lullaby. 3228.
Moonlight on the
Zaza come on the piazza. 143810.
Mack (E.):
Othelia waltz. 13630.
Sphinx waltz. 20268.
See also Mack (E.) jr.
Mack (E.) jr.:
Beehive waltz. 20703 (5).
Birdie waltz. 20703 (7).
Captain Jinks. 22562 (14).
Midnight hours waltz. 22562
CSR):
Mocking bird. 22562 (82), 25197
CEE):
No one to love. 37.
Oxen waltz. 9782 (15).
Rose waltz. 22562 (42).
Sunbeam waltz. 22562 (45).
Mack (Edward):
Meet me again
15625.
There is some class to you.
Mack (Eugene) :
Golden West.
Haven of rest. 238445.
Merry moments. 24018.
Mack (F. M.) Sweet but lonely au-
tumn days. 13996.
Mack (G.) When the sun is slowly
next summer.
9330.
23363.
Sinking o’er my old Ohio home.
25098.
Mack (J. L.) Starlight, starbright.
11879.
Mack (K.):
Coney Island glide. 28105.
I feel like lovin’. 28652.
O’Hara. 8566.
aek. (TT. A.) :
Bestest gal I ever knew. 2268.
Good-bye to you Miss Liberty.
2770.
Just one kiss and then good-bye.
892, 5378.
Mack (W.):
Girls. 189338.
I just want you. 19123.
Mack & Orth:
Leaving means returning.
O’Hara. 8566.
McKay (A. G.)
8022.
When we leave old
prairie land. 122388.
Mackay (C. H.) Strayed or stolen.
16330.
McKay (J.) John MecFee. 26290,
27714 (86).
Mekee! (G3; T:)
17437, 29029.
MeKee (Gk. 2)
7140.
McKelvey (C. M.) In my dreams
that the moon brings of you. 19217.
Longing for you.
Dawn of spring.
Macken (M.) Over the meadows.
13636.
McKenna (J. J.):
Summer. 22214.
Vision of my sweetheart. 18144.
McKenna (W. J.):
Dancing on the levee. 356, 143819
(50).
My moonlight man.
Mackenzie (A. C.):
English joy-peal. 17039, 23178.
I cannot tell what you say. 5198.
Savannah (La.) 11707-11711,
13811-12.
Tam O’Shanter.
McKenzie (J. W.)
17618.
20331-20335.
Will you ever
think of me. 16671.
Mackenzie-Murdoch (—). Carlavrock.
16890.
McKeogh (J. P.) Grand army of the
Republic. 21210.
McKeon (—) Let’s grow old together,
honey. 21521.
MeKersie (D. E.) Never mind.
26732.
Mackie-BReyer (—):
Abide with me. 9789.
Acme band book. 6662.
Alone. 22633, 252438.
Battleship North Dakota. 4510,
4511.
Bright eyes. 10007, 10008.
Company A. 4699.
Corsett um 100 mark. TO7S8.
Dixie-Maryland. 408.
Dreadnought polka. 423.
Driving in the park. 17022, 18750.
Fifteenth U. S. Cavalry. 238242,
25827.
First kiss waltz. 10379, 10380.
Flirting on the pier. 4933.
Gloaming. 23841.
God be with you till we meet
again. 10498.
Jennie polka. 23668.
Moonlight in Venice. 5670.
Signal corps. 6157, 11782.
Mackin (D.) Good-night and good-
bye. 10517.
2093
INDEX
Dpto ie, Wass vVo6
McKinley (J. H.):
Mammy’s sleepyhead. 18361.
Won’t you be my sugar plum.
12301, 16881.
McKinley music ¢o.:
Apple blossoms. 22673.
Barecarolle. 24230.
Battle of Bunker Hill. 22745.
Because dear heart ’tis you I love.
22754.
Blind man’s buff. - 22811.
Boy scouts march. 22827.
Buttercup (The) 22858.
By the old red mill. 22864.
Convent chimes. 23007.
Dance in the barn. 25631.
Dance of the butterflies.
Early dawn. 23152.
Fairy dreams. 28211.
Flower festival. 23261.
Free masons march. 23283.
Garden of thoughts. 238308.
Golden West. 23363.
Good morning. 233871.
Haven of rest. 23445.
Husking bee. 23516.
In the valley where the blue grass
grows. 23640.
Jessamine (The) 23671.
Jolly school girls. 23688.
Lady slipper. 23762.
Larkspur (The) 23769.
Lilac (The) 28828.
Lily (The) 23830.
Love’s token. 23889.
Mama won’t you kiss me.
Marigold (The) 23952.
Memories of the South.
Merry moments. 24018.
Mud pies. 24090.
Old mill stream. 24259.
Orchid (The) 24292.
Pansies bring thoughts of you.
24321.
Posy (The)
Rippling waves. 24480.
Rocking waves. 24487.
Roeky rill. 24488.
Rose (The) 24510.
Snow drop (The) 24660.
Soul of the rose. 24715.
Star of hope. 24741.
Sweet blossoms. 24802.
Uncle Sam. 24940.
Violet (The) 25007.
Walnut hills. 25033.
When I dream of home
mother and of you. 25075.
Whispering leaves. 25115.
McKinney (A. J.) :
23044.
23931.
23999.
24383.
and
I can tell you love me. 5197.
Wm Slade y 729"
Take a little stroll. 6303.
Waiting for you. 6462.
| McLeod (J.)
“McLarren (Mrs. F. B.)
McKinney
21950.
McKinney (R.T.) Pacific beach. 1302.
McKinnon (Mrs. A.) The millionaire.
(G. J.) Prairie fairy.
11158.
Mackintosh (K.) O - blessed morn.
3458.
McKinzie (J. C.) Dixie babes. 25677.
Macklin (C.) Trés moutarde. 20421.
MacLaren (D.):
Fireside fancies.
Follies. 23264.
Moonbeam. 26637.
McLaren (E.) In spoony land. 4380
(180).
10376.
Promise me
my darling you’ll be true. 19978.
McLaughlin (G. A.) Take me back
to dear old Erin. 3994.
McLaughlin (J. W.) Duffy's malt.
4834.
McLaughlin & Reilly co.:
Ave maria. 9885.
Haec dies. 5069.
Mass of St. John the Baptist.
23965.
Mass of St. Mary Magdalen.
11105.
Mass of the Good Shepherd. 8232.
Mass of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
10527.
Messe Notre Dame. 24024.
Resurrexi-Pascha nostrum. 6001.
Tantum ergo. 638.
Maclean (I. C.) Fortune’s favorite.
10414. .
McLean (J.) Towser. 30081.
McLean (P. C. S.) Loves golden
shore. 380596.
McLean (W.):
Dolcissima. 28223.
Someone. 13909.
McLennan (J.):
Dream maid. 10277.
Mammys lil’ baby. 11084.
When you smile at me. 6536.
Dear little daisy. 28188.
Baby. 4475.
There’s none that
16434.
F.) Tonelle waltz.
MeLeran (D. M.)
MeMahill (I. B.)
I love like you.
MeMahon (J.
19249.
McMahon (S. G.):
Little purple pansy. 8085.
When heart’s are happy home is
paradise. 14229.
MeMahon (T. J.) That well remem-
bered day. 27398.
MeMann (M. FE.) Perhaps the time
will come. 17735.
MeMillan (M. D.) Heart of Farazada.
23453.
McMillen (H.) Silk stockings.
MeMillin (Mrs. C.) Beautiful
25365.
24624.
gates.
2094
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Mie Winin, “CEL. E.) :
American aviator. 6723.
Arbitrator march. 16784.
Bronx. march. 2312,
Duchess (The) 17026.
Evening. 7312.
In vld Wisconsin. 2997.
Obertas. 8529.
Under Hoosier skies. 12083.
Up the Saskatchewan river. 14138.
McMullen (E.) Just a picture of his
mother. 23701.
MacMurray (F.) Romanza. 29648.
McMurray (G.) Arcadian waltz.
14398.
Macmurrough (D.):
Trishmen hand in hand. 3024.
My heart’s darling. 29267.
Maecnair (C. J.)
20231.
McNally
30508.
McNamara (H.):
aie ner is rag. 252382:
Mary, I love you. 13387,
22562 (92).
McNaught (W.):
Caprice. 29074, 29075.
Sons of the isles. 13927.
McNaughton (T.) Three trees. 27425.
Song of the lily pond.
(G.) Garden of Allah.
19545,
McNeill (B.) Service. 27147.
McNicol (J. EH.) Christmas | bells.
12602.
MeNitt (J.) When the sweet olean-
ders bloom. 30260.
MeNulty (C. M.) Modern hosanna to
the son of David. 29197.
McPhail (M. L.):
I will extol Thee. 15256.
I will obey. 10740.
McPhee (E.) My name in their even-
ing prayer. 3390.
Macpherson (C.):
Athanasian ‘creed. 2173.
I am not worthy. 2884.
Jubilate Deo. 19304.
Te Deum laudamus. 20345.
McPherson (R. C.) What makes me
love you the way I do. 16605.
McQuivey (F. M.) Darling sister.
ASG.
MacRae (C. G.) Children in heaven.
25533.
McSkimming (H. H.) Mamie. 3258.
MaecThomas (R. F.) Sweet Tralee.
9248.
Macushla. 14959, 14960, 14999, 16678,
18961, 25916, 26498, 28445-28449,
30320. .
MacValley (W.) Could I know the
old place in thy heart. 4710.
Macwatt (B.) Sons of Imperial
Britain. 3908.
MacWilliams (EE. N.) tosamond.
1460.
Macy CB. EI);
Give praise to God.
Let’s hold hands.
Macy (ie C2)
Boy o’ dreams. 14546.
Boy scouts march. 16869.
Come home, little girl. 28086.
Commit Thy ways. 307.
Crossing the bar. 28134.
I would not ask. 786.
Lift your glad voices. 8061.
Thou art the way. 4063.
Madame Butterfly. 3615, 3616, 17803.
Madame Sherry. 1021, 2027, 2072
(159), 2072 (199), 2617-2619, 4891,
4892, 5548, 8166, 13338, 28835.
Madame Troubadour. 1022. 2072 (81),
2072 (98), 2072 (189), 2072 (200).
Madden (E.) Paris is a paradise for
2732.
5456.
eoons. 11433.
Madden (T. U.) Orange and the
black. 5886.
Madden musie co.:
Butt-in-sky. 14568.
Honey open the door. 23495.
I will come again to you. 26193.
That vain coon. 27392.
There is room for your clothes in
my trunk. 20372.
Maddison (A.) Talisman (Der) 1716.
Maddocks (H. B.) My comrade and
I. 1142.
Made in India. 8168.
Mile. Rosita. 10173, 10960, — 11073,
13154, 13243, 21347, 21931.
Madin (Gi EH.) :
American boy scout. 4412.
Wind in whispers say. 14269,
18210.
Madison (Mrs. M. E.) Dolly Ray.
7198.
Madsen (F.) My pretty rosebud.
aoe
Mahllig (R.):
Planets suite. 11472.
Six pianoforte pieces. 11074.
Maery (H.):
Champions (The) 2370.
While shepherds watched. 9660.
Magann (A. S.):
In the army of the King of Kings.
10806.
ott 1S end. O2Ge
Message in song. 15660.
Pray through. 11512.
Precious treasure, Thou art mine.
felines:
Saved to save others. 11718.
Wounded for our transgressions.
12310.
Magdéle (P.) Pierrot musicien. SG96.
Magee (E.) Two old chums. 18108.
Magee (J. W.) Be ready always
ready. 128.
Magic flute. 11202, 21724.
2095
INDEX
Pt... Mt, Was. Vv. 6
Magic hours. 1096, 22741.
Magill (D. H.) All the flowers will
bloom for you. 2109.
Magill. (R. EH.) Assembly
25304.
Maginn (M. R. V.) Verdi rag.
Magliaccio (O.) Wholesale love.
Magliani (A.):
Canzonetta (la)
Caruli. 27992.
Marena. 29110.
Mascatura maggeca. 29123.
Oi Rosa, Rosa. 29890.
Piffero di montagna. 29496.
Magrath (L.) Outontheriver. 294388.
Magruder (L.) Happy school days.
17174.
Maguire (HK. A.) Where Kentucky
breezes blow. 12247.
Maguire (T. A.) By the fireside
mother’s waiting. 18495.
Mahaffey (J.) Just remember your
boy in blue. 10896.
Maharb (De) See Braham (H.)
Maher (H.) The Elks, 1912. 28281.
Mahler (A. M. _ Schindler-) See
Schindler-Mahler (A. M.)
Mahler (G.) Siebente sinfonie.
Mahler (J.) Ostende. 21876.
Mahon (B.):
Song with the crazy tune.
Mahon (C. M.):
Boyhood days. 25489.
Father and I were pals. 14867.
Mahon (H.) Good-night. 15009.
Mahon (M.) music co. Boyhood days.
25439.
Mahony (E. C.) We're going to see
a base-ball game. 12184.
Maid and the monarch. 20739, 20749,
21008, 21152; 21861, 21891, 22070,
22384, 22597, 25049, 26827, 27660.
songs.
22387.
22490.
20887.
1569.
29859.
Maid of the moon. 38253.
Mailly (A.):
Causerie. 2362.
Contemplation. 23004.
Marche nuptiale. 23944.
Main (E.) Madison high school toast.
1023.
Main (H. P.):
Again the leafy branches. 4380 (1).
All over the valleys. 4880 (3).
Angel of hope. 12859 (2).
Child’s first prayer. 14819 (3,4).
Child’s gift to God. 14819 (5).
Christmas choral. 2402.
Come to the shining land. 4880
(16).
David and Goliath. 12359 (12).
Early, O my Saviour. 123859 (14).
Ever onward. 4880 (29).
Falling, falling ever falling.
12359 (19).
Wloral praise. 4380 (31).
Give me a heart like Thine. 5001.
Main (H. P.)—Continued.
Glad spring time. 4880 (86).
God can see me every day. 12359
(23).
Good-night, my darling. 4380
(41).
Happy little pilgrims. 12859 (24).
Happy we young and free. 12359
(25).
Harvest home. 26022.
I love them that love me. 14819
(12).
If to duty you are true. 15272.
In the temple sang the children.
123859 (80).
Jesus calls you. 4880 (48).
Little things. 12359 (34).
Make us patient. 14819 (15).
Mansions are prepared above.
12359 (85).
O break this heart of mine. 4380
(58).
Our risen Lord. 11406.
Precious babe of Bethlehem.
29524.
Questions and answers. 14319
(19). '
Sing, O sing ye ransomed spirits.
4380 (74).
Song of ages. 14819 (22).
Song of thanksgiving. 3897.
There’s a song in the air. 14319
(24).
Trust it all with Him. 4114.
We shall meet. 9782 (24).
Maisch (M. A.) Long ago. 26445.
Maitland (C.):
God is working His purpose out.
14984.
Hallelujah, hallelujah. 15072.
Sweet the moments. 16365.
Maitland (R. F.) Nocturne in D.
8490.
Majest’t Mimi. 6676, 6677, 7907, 7989,
7999, S187, 97386,) Sia Aa22AF 13222,
13557.
Majewski (P. A.) H-n-g-a-g-e-d don’t
spell married to me. 4658.
Major (J. H.) Benedicite. 6855.
Malbrouk s’en va-t-en guerre. 133858.
Malchiodi (C.):
Canzone di Caserio. 12558.
°"E nnaise ghelle America. 7252.
Italia bella. 7905.
Partenza del Bersagliere. 15960.
Prevelariello. 21959.
Malcolm (J.) Heart of a maid. 7605.
Malcolm (M.) ‘Trianon et malmaison.
30796.
Mallard (C. S.)
Mallek (A.):
Lullaby. 15545.
Moj brat. 13452.
Piesi z za grobu. 1348.
Mallen (B. J.) Autumn sunset.
25325.
2096
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Mallery (©.)
18630.
Cowboy’s love song.
Mallett (B.) Down in Devon. 7209.
Malling (O.) Nachklange. 19723.
Mallman (A. P.) For the love of
Mike. 25865.
Malloch & Dingman. Dry goods &
notions. 12728.
Malloy (F. H.) Watching the world
roll around. 20550.
Malmberg (A. M.) ‘Trogen kirlek.
1815.
Malone (M. L.) Sweetheart thou art
gone. 11944.
Maloof (A.) Nowhere. 22562 (108).
Malotte (A. H.) Fashion. 7349.
Maloy (J.) Whats your street. 14225.
Mafias (V.) ‘Tres romanzas sin pala-
bras. 380606.
Manchester (C.) Nobody bothers
about me. 30364 (104), 30644.
Mancini (M. A.) Famme ricurda.
21084.
Mandl (R.):
Bichlein. 22733.
Grablied. 50386.
Ich sah ein rosslein gehn. 5260.
Lieb ist ein geschenk der gnade.
23811.
Liebe sonne. 238138.
Mein liebster ist so klein. 8260.
Mondlicht. 24059.
Ninana, Ninana will ich dir
Singen. 8481.
O schwilblein das da fliegt in
weiter ferne. 8518.
Sonntag. 24710.
Und willst du deinen liebsten ster-
ben sehen. 9451.
Und wollten mich
leute fragen. 9452.
Weiter geht’s und immer weiter.
25060.
Wie reizend bist du Montag mor-
die klugen
gens immer. 9676.
Mandlowitz (M.) Just thinking.
28874.
Manén (J.) Introduction, andante et
variations. 138145.
Manganaro (G.) New York life.
29319.
Mangiagalli (R. Pick-) See Pick-
Mangiagalli (R.)
Manhire (W.):
Air de ballet in F. 14887.
Barearolle in F. 14456.
Compendium of intervals in all
keys. 12633.
Gondellied. 2765.
Meditation in G. 15624.
Melody in C. 15630.
Minuet in G. 33834.
Pastime in C. 15965.
Pianoforte scale chart of double
thirds. 5898.
Manhire (W.)—Continued.
Preludes and interludes.
Recreation in C. 16070.
Swing song in F. 163869.
Valsette in G. 4167.
Violin album. Book 1. 4827.
Mania (P.):
An ein kind. 2138.
In der kapelle. 2988.
Sehnsucht. 38814.
Zwiegespraich. 4880.
Mank (H.) City girl to the country
160382.
went. 18579.
Manley (D.) Cupid’s a pal of mine.
14701.
Anna ig) 5a:
Hallowe’en. 7565.
Manley (H. G.)
Manlowe (A.)
Mann (A. H.) Saints of God! the
dawn is brightening. 38755.
Mann (KE. E.) Under the Maypole
gay. 9456.
Mann (I. A.) Atlantic by the sea.
20770.
Mann (J. H.)
Mann (Mary)
sleeps. 11471.
Mann (Milton)
ing of you.
Mann (N. D.):
Ev’ry time I smile at you, your
eyes smile back at me. 28326,
30364 (70):
Imam, 4380 (125).
In the same old way. 4880 (182).
Ma honey mine. 19504.
Off again, on again, gone again.
4380 (151).
Mann (R. E.) Storm upon the sea.
11884.
Manney (C. F.):
Be near me.
Shropshire lad.
Mannfred (H.)
14319 (61).
Manning (A. C.):
Fiddler’s rag.
Kiss waltz.
Little Miss Fix-it.
Manning (C.) & @o.:
Dance of the virgins.
Far apart. 18825.
Place where mother
Far away I am think-
18826.
22749.
29777.
Flirting eyes. 7385,
25825,
15403, 17373.
17425, 17426.
23048.
Gee! I wish you’d marry me.
23318.
In love’s garden alone am I.
19214.
Lolita in old Madrid. 19450.
Love, let me dream on forever.
ia ab,
My aviating summer girl. 17601.
My magnolia maid. 21745.
Manning (EH. B.) Six limericks.
29100.
Manning (R.) I was in the thick of
the fight. 7778.
Manny (C.) Waiting. 25029.
Manny (C. F.) Night and day. 24160.
2097
INDEX
Dios as, Vv. 6.
Manoah, 16138.
Mansell (A.) Magic spot.
Mansfeldt (H.):
Traumwalzer.
Mansfield (G.)
23922.
14102, 16463.
Song without words.
29859.
. Mansfield (H.) Fairies of the golden
MIS. | Coz).
Mansfield (J. H.) Mandolin lesson no.
5. 29099.
Mansfield (O. A.):
In the country. 21408.
O Lord our God, arise. 13580.
Two short anthems or introits.
11086.
Mansfield (P. J.):
Autumn day. 22710.
Concert caprice in G. 14669.
Concert overture in C minor.
14671.
Concert piece in F. 8197.
Hlegy. 451.
Epilogue. 10324.
Grand choeur. 5041.
Magnificat and Nune
13346.
Monologue.
Nocturne.
Second
29739.
There were shepherds.
Manship (G. R.):
Back to the dear old home.
Mariutch is Mariola. 8219.
Mantley (J. A.) Imperial grenadiers.
10786.
MamtzoC(@. Ws)
Autumn. 18850.
Boat song. 18447.
Slumber song. 20196.
To a rose. 20406.
Manx (A.) Hester’s holiday. 5187.
Manzi, Joyant & co. Cocorico. 4679.
Manzinoja (A.):
Esperanza (L’)
Rag doll. 24446.
Mapes (E. lL.) Nobody like Jesus.
29329.
Maple (M.):
By the brook. 14573.
Cowslips. 14692.
Forest glades. 14918.
Haymaking. 15097.
In the farmyard. 153801.
Village green. 16525.
Maquet (H.) Extasia. 17063, 21074.
Mar (N. de) See De Mar -(N.)
Mar-Lew ¢o.:
In my tepee. 19218.
Portland you’re a dear old town.
dinittis.
8318.
11087.
impromptu in G minor.
27409.
4487.
25771.
13681.
When the song birds bow their
heads. 12232.
Marand (l..) Giovannina. 23327.
2098
Marasco (A.) I will meet you in the
garden. 5251.
Marasco (A. G.):
My dear old Des Moines home.
15759.
Sweet Adeline of the roses.
Marcello (B.):
Sonata en ré.
Sonate. 26363.
Sonate, G dur.
Sonaten. 26358.
Sonaten in G und C dur.
1°*° sonate. 2255554
2°™° sonate. 22557.
March bros.:
School songs for closing day. 1525.
Ten commencement songs. 2003.
Toys rebellion. 24915.
Marchant (A. W.):
Heavens declare the glory of God.
16355.
11089.
26517.
237388.
23461.
Lily’s ball. 5477.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
3247.
O come, Redeemer of mankind.
267738.
Office of the holy Communion.
5791.
Poor Rooky. 5922.
Te Deum laudamus. 4011.
Thanks be to God. 9811.
Marchant (J. A.) Roll me around on
the rollers. 8879.
Marchant (P.) Come, take a trip in
my new monoplane. 18601.
Marchetti (EK. D.) Sierra Morena. —
13876.
Marchetti (IF. D.) Griserie. 5056.
Marchetti (G.) Réve d’ été. 3683.
Marchetti (O.):
Luna ca si’ scurnosa. 26490.
Primm’ ’e guard&a na femmena.
21963.
Marchisio (G):
Babillage. 4474, 16811.
Causerie sentimentale. _ 14603.
Matador. 21001.
2°™° casacea. 18244, 20708.
Marcis (P. di) See Pasqualino di
Marzis.
Marcogliano (L.) Fra le stelle. 10421.
Marcucei (G.):
Intermezzo. 8214.
Pascal fargeau. 19891.
Sérénade 6 Dody. 9003.
Violinista (la). ~ 165380, 20517.
Marcy (M. EH.) Yl only rub noses
with you. 15214.
Marechal (H.) Lacdesaulnes. 28922.
Mareo (E.) The portrait. 8726.
MareSh (A. L.) Moonlight waltzes. -
29209, 29210.
Margetson (E. J.)
ESLER
What was that. |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Margis (A.):
Baisers (Les). 9905.
Suzette. 9226, 13993.
Valse bleue. 12098, 27498.
Margraff (M. M.):
Memories of you. 8268.
My love for you and the roses.
8384.
Sweet dreams at twilight. 9231.
Take me back into Dreamland.
9258.
Mariage (J. P.):
Boniment du diable.
Byocation. 4894.
Mariage (Le). 8216.
Marie (G.) La cinquantaine.
Marie (William-)
25430.
28065.
See William-Marie
Marigold (M.)
9230.
Marina (2) :
Miagdlein und reitersmann.
Wohl ein einsam roslein.
Marino (V.):
A presa ’e Tripoli. 25202.
I richiamati per Tripoli.
(‘Omrbcomea dle feriti a
26781.
84 mo. fanteria a Tripoli.
Mario (E. A.):
Ammore e gioco. 20741.
Canzona matutina. 27978.
Comme se canta a Napule.
Gemma del cuore. 23316.
Godi anche tu. 28470.
Mattinata birichina.
Novella (La) 21794.
Ricordi villerecci. 30708.
Ronda di notte. 30714.
Sete d’amore. 16201.
Stornelli sinceri. 16318.
Viato a isso. 22391.
Vieneme ’nzuonno. 22394.
Mariocelli (H.) Nymphs waltz.
Marion (D.) Moon, moon,
3349.
Mariotte (A.)
361.
Maritt (E.)
30017.
Markey (B.)
28572.
Markley (J.) In winter.
Markling (L.) Sweet
29962.
Marks (H.):
That catchy two-step. 11983.
Vaudeville. 6648 (132).
Vaudeville march. 9499.
Marks (H. 8.) Ragioso rondo. 3650.
Marks (J. C.) Hark, what mean
those holy voices. 26016.
Marks (S. P.) Angelus collection of
Catholic choir music. 2144.
Sweet brier. 3971,
29078.
30321.
26174.
Tripoli.
27714.
20935.
15612.
11302.
moon.
Danse des sept voiles.
Theme and variations.
Her little boy in blue.
840.
wild rose.
Marks (W. E.):
Beautiful in song. 30405.
Bring forth the floral
4597.
Christ
Oat?
Christ redeems. 7015.
Christmas joy. 22946.
Conquering Jesus. 2447.
Forward. 10415.
Grand old book. 10540.
Great is the Lord. 5045.
He sees the sparrow. 10587.
Jesus lives. 5347.
Jesus sees. 10864.
Lilies and roses and lilacs. 11008.
Sunshine and smiles. 11924.
Under marching orders. 12084.
We are for education. 12177.
Marlew co. Love’s realization. 8148.
Marlow (H.) Come for a ride on the
tramway ear. 7050.
Marlowe (Mrs. M. E.)
crown.
is winning the _ world.
Vacation song.
20472.
Marmon (H.) Moonlight and roses.
5669.
Maroky (M.):
Joliette. 26295.
Kiki-polka. 13211.
Marquez (R.):
Euterpe. 23198.
15604.
Viva la jota.
Mascarita (La)
Marquina (P.)
25019.
Marriage 4 la carte. 2347, 2358, 3274,
a2io, a80t,. bd82, 5bS3, 8220, 12559
(88), 12359 (95).
Marschal-Leepke (G.):
Awakening. 95.
Bird’s awakening. 2277.
Empire state. 23175.
Let the merry church bells ring.
10985.
Little wood folks. 11023.
Prinee of dite. Gats28: :
Rhyme, a rhyme for Easter time.
11600.
Snow-fiurry.
Spring brooklet.
Spring is here.
25018,
29818.
3927.
1641.
Sunshine and shadow. 29945.
Victory. 27534.
Year at spring. 27678.
Marsden (R. C.):
News boy. 17645.
Sweet Alice. 18005.
Marshy(B. Ove
Autumn leaves. 183851.
Battle of the clouds. 121.
Chaser march. 250.
Fifty-third regiment I. N. G. band
march. 18845.
Heart’s desire. 23457-23458.
Red, white and blue. ete. 1418.
2099
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
Marsh (B. O.)—Continued.
Star spangled banner, medley.
1659.
Sweet Lavender. 1699.
To my valentine. 24901.
Troopers greeting march. 1816.
Marsh "(C; Ey: |
At the parting of the way. 27810.
Beautiful vision of Jesus. 22758.
Blessed lights of home. 14526.
Conquerors through grace. 28106.
Covered by His love. 281380.
Despised and rejected. 14740.
Hold thine own. 28588.
Hymn of praise. 23517.
lll serve Him to-day. 26189,
28667.
I love the Savior’s name. 15220.
Jesus my pilot. 10861.
Joy, peace and power. 238689.
Look beyond the shadows. 15502.
Lost Christ. 29042.
Master will come in the morning.
15611.
My heart’s desire
15769.
On for the Kingdom. 11364.
Pushing out the life-boat. 11545.
Take thou my hand. 29970.
This is my prayer to-day. 12018.
Thou art the vine. 30041.
and prayer.
Marsh (D.) Girl from the ranch.
25915.
Marsh (H.) Cry of the little brothers.
18688.
Marsh (F.)
Marsh (J. B.)
Marsh (K. W.)
you by. 5112.
Marsh (W. T.)
Sweet Marie Duff. 11936.
See Marsh (W. V. V.)
He will never pass
Sweet Marie Duff.
11936.
Marsh (W. VY. V.):
Day of life is dawning. 4880
(aly,
New born king. 25197 (18).
Marshall (—) Love me. 28881.
Marshall (C.):
I hear you calling me. 2385385.
I’m longing for you. 28691.
Longing. 26448.
Love’s refrain. 29060.
Rose of delight. 1462.
Marshall (D.) Two preludes. 26535.
Marshall (G. P.) Saint Cecilias
dream. 11680.
Marshall (H. I.):
Bless your ever loving heart.
14524, 16728 (28).
Go to sleep. 7474.
Love me. 18314, 14819 (112).
My baby Louise. 26678.
Marshall (lL. B.) Halcyon song-book.
23425.
Marshall
3378.
(MES) Myo veastle ano air:
Marshall (R. D.) Get wise. 238320.
Marshall (S.) Soldier’s vision. 27211.
Marshall (8S. J.) Don’t you hear me
calling love. 25689.
Marshall (W. F.) Portland you’re a
dear old town. 138681.
Marsick (A.) Improvisation et final |
2980.
Marston (G. W.):
My God and Father while I stray
27714 (15).
O come let us sing. 25197 (21).
Marston (R.) Bonnie red hackle.
6901.
Marteau (H.) Bogenstudien. 6896.
Martens (T.) Love me once again in
your old sweet way. 11051.
Martha. 526, 2667.
Marti (Estéban-)
Martin (A. B.)
dear old Ohio.
Martin (C.):
Gretchen. 650, 7583, 15027, 18988,
30864 (79).
Melody of peace.
See Estéban-Marti
Take me back to
16376.
23996, 26569,
26570.
Ora Lee. 5885.
Martin (Mrs. C. D.) Message of love.
1088.
Martin (C. M.) Ginger cookey coon.
17124.
Martin (Mrs. G. H.) World’s W. C.
T. U. 20664.
Martin (E.):
Absence. 16733.
Evensong. 25780, 25781.
I told my love to the roses. 7768.
Slumberland. 17930.
Valgovind’s boat song. 18113.
Martin (KEK. M.) False and _ true.
23218.
Martin (G. D.):
At the fountain. 76.
Da leetla boy. 4740.
Zephyr’s whisper. 12345.
Martin (George) pseud. See Wit-
kowski (G. M.)
‘Martin (Gladys) lLove’s desire. 15581.
Martin (Graham). Calm me, my God.
14582.
Martin (H. E.):
Man of the day. 18363.
Mandy Linn and Rag time Jim.
13366.
Wellman’s ocean trip. 14216.
Martin (I. G.):
All I need. 27747.
I am His. 28682.
I’m not disappointed in Jesus.
28698.
Jesus only. | 28845.
Keep sweet and sing. 28884.
Our Father’s care. 29431.
2100
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Martin (J.):
Angel’s vision. 16778.
Annie Laurie. 143885.
Battle cry of freedom. 14462.
Belle of the ball waltzes. 16841.
Bless thou the Lord. 16857.
Coontown capers. 16947.
Dance of the Lilliputians. 16967.
Dancing in the meadow. 2477.
Dream of heaven. 2547.
Hehoes from the chapel. 14802.
Farewell. 25799.
. Geranium polka. 10458.
Hail Columbia. 15065.
Happy day. 15077.
Happy dream waltz. 15078.
Hollyhock mazurka. 10623.
Home sweet home. 15149.
How can I leave thee. 15159.
I cannot sing the old songs. 15187.
I don’t want to be your sweet-
heart. 21323.
I love you. 19140.
In the gloaming. 153802.
June bride waltzes. 15370.
Light brigade. 17411.
Listen to the mocking bird. 15474.
Love’s old sweet song. 15534.
March of the old guard. 17488.
Meadow Brook waltz. 15628.
Merry springtime. 15659.
My first waltz. 13497.
Myrtle schottische. 11251.
Oh why are you so sad to-night.
26849.
Old oaken bucket.
Parted. 114386.
Picture of my old home far away.
15997.
Poppy waltz. 11498.
Primrose march. 11527.
Red white and blue. 16071.
Star spangled banner. 16310.
Storm on the ocean. 24753.
15907.
Sweet bye and bye waltz. 138997.
Twilight dreams. 16476.
Twilight in the forest. 4128.
Uncle Si barn dance. 4182.
When the leaves are red and gold.
22457.
Won’t you pray me to heaven.
25153.
Yankee Doodle.
Yellow pansy waltz.
Martin (J. D.):
Dancing shoes.
Fearless prince.
Happy princess. 234388.
Little dreamer. 3171.
Magic boat. 23919.
Merry pixies. 24020.
Merry sandman. 38823.
Nodding dewdrops. 3487.
Queen bee. 24437.
Return of the elves.
16690.
12316.
23051.
23234.
3681.
A a
Martin (J. D.)—Continued.
Song of the stars. 3901.
Swallow’s greeting. 3968.
Martin (J. I.) When I hobble along
in my hobble skirt. 6511.
Martin (J. P.) Information bureau.
5320.
Martin (Mrs. J. W.)
MNS 2225,
Martin (L.):
Maiden’s mistake.
Scroochin up rag. 138833, 20137.
Martin (L. A.) Old Glory. 29396.
Martin (Mrs. L. M.) Press a kiss.
When the gong
29089.
19970.
Martin (M. B.) Dorothy. 7204.
Martin (M. M.) Man’s love. 195380.
Martin (O.) Admiral waltz. 6666.
Martine (e:)):
Au palais. 9874.
Shopping. 27162.
Martin (R. C.):
Conte-moi tes peines. 321.
Menuet. 1082.
Romance. 29636, 29637.
2° valse alsacienne. 2070.
Martin €S:. D:) Strolling along.
24766.
Martin (W.):
Life guard march. 30588.
Passing guard. 30673.
Trooping the line. 30800.
Martin (W. S.):
Always some work to do. 6714.
AS many as received Him. 9861.
Blessed day. 6887.
By His power He lifted me. 16881.
Cheer up O believer. 2385.
Eye hath not seen. 10346.
I am singing the new song to-day.
7684.
If you have a work to do. 28746.
It is Jesus. 7896.
Joy of the Lord. 28857.
Just to make the world a little
better. 10897.
Like as a father. 13270.
Lord will comfort Zion.
Message of love. 1088.
No darkness. 3480.
On the upgrade. 8592.
Once for all. 8595.
One little moment. 11377.
Only way to glory. 8612.
Praise God, it is well. 8738.
Rally round the standard. 5974.
Resurrection glory. 17846.
Risen Lord. 8869.
Room at the front.
Saved. 8952.
Secure I rest. 8989.
Sing it and tell it. 11797.
Singing glad hosannas. 29794.
Somebody loves you. 11828.
Songs of victory. 11848.
8117.
11627.
2101
INDEX
pt, aan sy, VG
Martin (W. S.)—Continued. Marvin (G.):
Speak just a word for Jesus. 9149. Alla mia cetra. 27749.
Summer beauty. 20289. Dormi, riposa. 28289.
Tell it wherever you go. 4016. Romitaggio (Il). 29647.
Trophy of His grace. 12065. Sorriso estremo. 29867.
Without measure. 12294. Marvyn (J. P.) How I love you no
You are making a record. 9748. words ean tell. 7659.
You could not help loving my Sav- | Marx (J.):
OG a 2a An einen herbstwald. 18300.
You must do something with Jesus. Bescheidene schafer. 18424.
12330. Bitte. 18433.
You shall wear a crown. 9760. Erinnerung. 18793.
Martin & Adams music co. Memories. Frage und antwort. 18893.
21682. Kolumbine. 19858.
Martinez (A.) : Lied eines maddchens. 19412.
A mi amor. 6650. Morgengesang. 19627, 19628.
Con el alma. 18610. Rauch (Der) 19998.
Lindas hidalguenses. 19425. Regen. 20006. :
Martinez (J. de J.): Marx (L.) Mandy come out in the
Amor viejo. 14873. pale moonlight. 18565,
Carmelita y Lupe. 2352. Marxhausen (H.) Oh! but it’s nice
Disloque (El) 7182, 23090. - in the summertime. 15884.
Duo de amor. 2557, 23139. Marxhausen (W.): |
En secreto. 14824. Oh! but it’s nice in the summer-
Francisco I. Madero. 18895. time. 15884,
Magdalena. 3236, 23917. Taking an aeroplane ride. 9268.
+ Mazurka de salon. 15621. Marylis (G.):
Ojos verdes. 15896. Princess Hdith. 16088.
Ondina. 2508. Vaine caresse. 22366.
Recuerdos de Manon. 3660, 24456, | Marzian (A. F.) Angel food. 27773. _
Rosa. 3728, 24508. Marzio (P di) See Pasqualino di
Serenata India. 13858. Marzis.
Teresa y Luz. 4025. Marzo (E.):
4 danzas. 23957. Child Christ. 25530.
Easy mass in D. 448.
Isle of Nid-nod. 5327.
Laughter land. 31381.
Martini (—):
Plaisir d’ amour. 30678.
SOLEUS: AEBS O! salutaris Hostia. 4880 (60).
Martini (E.): O, that I were a bird in the air.
My sunbeam Sioux. 17627, 22562 16728 (14).
(98). | Per chi? 4380 (65).
Up side down. 1846. Second mass in F. 8985.
Martini (G.): Masaniello. 6786, 27821.
Andantino. 11101. Mascagni (P.):
Preludio e fuga. 28959. Cavalleria rusticana. 1058, 13390,
Martini (P.): 29120.
Andantino. 23958. Intermezzo. 29121.
Preghiera. 24398. Tris. 17508, 236538.
Martino (A.) Beauties of American Tsabeau. 8230, 15608.
flag. 14470. Ouvre ta porte, enfant. 29122.
Martins (L.) Always give a man a Prelude and Sicilienne. 11103.
chance. 2124. Maschke (H.) Littauische volkslieder.
Martinsen (H.) Will you be true. 13281.
20640. Mascitti (M.) Allemanda. 32.
Martucci (G.): Mash (HB. M.):
Giga. 25909. Dreaming of mother. 4826.
Notturno in Sol bemolle. 26587. Some day, dear heart. 20209.
Verso sera. 12126. There’s nothing wrong with Dixie.
Martyn (A.) Pourquoi pas. 29520. 16435.
Martyn (M. EE.) Oh name the day. | Masked ball. 17511.
11343. Maskell (C. H.):
Martyrdom. 16184. Christ is risen, alleluia. 14648.
Martyre de Saint Sébastien. 18626, Flowers of sunny June. 10395.
25428. O wondrous morn, 8528.
2102
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
INDEX
Maskell (C. H.)—Continued.
Masteryanni (G. T.):
Shining portal. 11772. Jane, Jane, Jane, my own Janie.
Thee we adore. 4088. 17331.
What shall love do. 12205. Love me to-day while I’m living.
Mason (A.) Money talks. 8812, 19470.
17569. Matacea (A.):
Mason (D. L.) Little one. 21552. oe an
Mason (F. E.) Lord, I hear of show- panies a as ee
“| o 9 rer es FUaAS = a) me TOD,
ee ae for Canti tripolitani. 25489.
Mason (F. J.) Longing for you dear. Ciicseiiocino.\ aR.
8103. ee ea
Mason (J. H.) School song of Ger- se S clinee Gu 26275, 26276
——5, °°. Mariannina Sta, Malata. 30609.
Nearer my God to Thee. 29307. aaa = a i
Southern cross. 6225. : aad cama es :
Mason (W.) Malbrook. 25197 (14). Arena: ee a Bar ene
Mason & Light. Longing for you dear. Leap Re 8 fee sve
8103. iS 2 ce € re se oud t
Mason & Osborne. Money talks. 8312, ae ipolitana (La) 80797.
17569. Mathé (E.): 3
: ; ; Amusette. 45.
Masqueria (8) sisters. There wasn’t Celadon 230.
enough to go round. 30031. Coeur des amants. 12613
Massenet (J. E. F.): _ Dans le pare. 28167.
Air de ballet. 5587. Danse bongroise. 25638
Ariane. 5088. is Escarpolette. 475.
Ballet movement. 12730. Impressions d’automne. 28750.
Cendrillon. 11106. Lettre de mére. 13261.
Chant des fleurs. 23966. Nicette. 99321.
Chérubin. 8234, 15606. Ou avait dit. 19827, 1982s.
Cinderella. 19545. Pastorale. 26896.
Clair de lune. 11107. Souvenir du Brésil. 29877.
eae , Las ee Sweet-home. 29956.
on César de Bazan. 23967. Mather (F. H.) Te Deum laudamus.
Don Quichotte. 1059, 5589, 8235. ee )
Don Quixote. 26543. _ Mathers (E. B.) Sweetheart if you
Erinnyes (Les) 2319, 23968, love me this way. 3987.
26544. : Mathews (G.) Easter carol. 12784.
Grisélidis. 19546. Mathews (J. F.) Tl be with you
Last dream of the Virgin. 19547. when the roses are in bloom. 15210.
Manon. 29127. Mathews (W. 8S. B.) Revised studies
Mort de la cigale. 11108. in technic. 13742-13746.
Prelude. 11109.
Retour d’oiseaux. 15608.
Mathewson (LL. B.) Connaught march.
12636.
Reverie sentimentale. 1435. Mathieson (E. M.) Where the honey-
Rien ne passe. 5590. suckles bloom around the homestead.
Sapho. 5591. 22477.
Scénes alsaciennes. 15609. Mathiott (J. H.)
Sérénade de Moliére. 15610.
Memories of child-
hood days. 17524.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Thais. 18393, 23969. Mathiott (N.) Memories of childhood
Therése. 15594. days. 17524,
Werther. 26545. Mathison-Hansen (H.) When no eye
Masset (G.) When the summer its pity gave us. 20585.
comes again. 9646. Mathot (A. Z.).
Masseur (T. J.) I’m longing for a Allons-y .... Mimi. 2119.
girlie with a big big smile. 13055. Barbe Bleue. ee
Masters (A.) Come be my lovelight ee
flower. 18595. @élnda RIS ae
Masters (C. M.): Chanson du bonheur. 245.
In the churchyard where they Clyméne. 30442.
lay. 28778. Damis. 30458.
Mastersingers of Nuremberg.
25027.
2103
Eglé et Atys. 30477.
INDEX
Mathot (A. Z.)—Continued.
Hs faillt ein stern. 2599.
Fantaisie sonate. 500.
Fantasia et fuga. 380896.
Fleurs de paques. 2662.
Improvisation et final. 2980.
Intermezzo. 30630.
Lebe wohl. 3188.
Man glaubt dass ich mich grime.
3259.
Mélodies. 1114.
Nocturne. 30566.
Plaintive tourterelle. 38579.
Polka des pets de nonne. 3592.
Praeludium et fuga. 30397, 30400.
Prelude. 30631, 30632.
Quatre mélodies. 1505.
Quintette. 1514.
Rhapsodie. 30706.
Scaramouche. 307383.
Soir rode. 3879.
Songs. 1115.
Suite. 29212.
Suite sudiste. 1679.
Transcriptions-solfeges. 1808.
Tristesse au jardin. 4109.
Trois fils dor. 4110.
Variations and double fugue.
30147.
Matkin (K.). At twilight. 18342.
Matrimonio segreto. 30369.
Matson (R. D.) I wonder if you care.
7783.
Mattei (T.):
For ever and aye. 28382-28884.
Hearest thou. 5114.
Our country and our king.
Say not good-bye. i1717.
Matteo (F. de) See De-Matteo (F.)
26861.
Matteoni (S. S.) Boudoir rococo.
20858.
Matthaei (C.) Life is sweet when
23820.
18365.
Double third scales.
love iS young.
Matthius—passion.
Matthay (T.)
10270.
Matthews (Mrs. A. S.)
ton. 177389.
Matthews (H. A.):
Four Christmas carols. 26548.
Hide me under the shadow of Thy
wings. 28576.
If doughty deeds my lady please.
2873838.
Indian cradle-song. 5316.
Lord is my light. 26452.
My love’s an arbutus. 5715.
Paean. 29442.
Persian serenade. 5888.
Slave’s dream. 11811.
Matthews (J. S.):
Chant céleste.
Hail, thou
26007.
Picking cot-
28015.
ever-blessed morn.
Dt. TH ness. Vv. "6
Matthews (R.):
Border land. 254388.
Little white rose of mine.
18244 (71).
Make Christ king. 26509.
Mischievous mermaid. 15675.
Matthews (R. W.):
Home we love best. 21290.
Land we love best. 21509.
Matthey (J. H.) Lenzgesang. 946.
Mattiacci (A.):
"A canzone @’ ’e canzone.
So’ marenaro. 24668.
Maittice (H. A.) Twilight. 9439.
Mattoon (. 8.) Word nymph. 22562
(49).
Mattullath (A.) Osanctissima. 29359.
Matysek (P. J.) If I thought that you
would try to love me dearly. 10767.
Mauderer (K. H.):
Attention. 6782.
Banda kumt. 4499.
Greater Owatonna.
Momentos apasionados.
Triste doneellita. 6878.
Mauger (A.) School of the fifth posi-
tion. 20118.
Mauke (W.) 'Tugendprinz. 16472.
Maunder (J. H.):
Anthems for Sunday schools, ete.
25281.
O God in whose almighty hand.
5767.
Song of Thor.
Mauprey (A. de):
Allons-y ... Mimi. 2119.
Cupidon-valse. 30454.
Lieutenant Cupidon. 28974.
Malgré tout. 15570.
Marehe des trottins parisiens.
13376, 30608.
Si vous rencontrez ... 38846.
Valse de Pygmalion. 4158.
17431,
22565.
18985.
217183.
24702.
Maurel (L.) Aimons, O ma _ jolie.
27739.
Maurer (J.):
Auf auf ihr kleinen streiter.
27822.
Leise faillt der schnee herab. 28948.
Wir sehen gern in wald und feld.
30818.
Maurice (L.):
Alias Jimmy Valentine. 2072
(67).
Baby mine. 2072 (72).
Fortune hunter. 2072 (99).
Heart-strings. 688.
Lily waltzes. 8068, 9782 (55).
Maurice-Jacquet (H.):
A une amie. 12364.
Chanson dans Ja montagne. 12575.
Chanson de Vineconstant. 12576.
Marche des trottins parisiens.
13376.
Nocturne. 10849.
2104
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Maust (E. D.):
Get ready to go home. 10460.
I long to behold my Savior. 28668.
Mauzin (L.) Quarante femmes d’Ali-
Baba. 18718.
Maxeiner (A. H.)
me lonely. 13461.
Maxim (F.) Siren and the lobster.
1576. —
Maximum pub. co.:
Enos elementary and advanced
technic studies. 25753-25758.
Mokapoke. 3348.
Ragioso rondo. 3650.
Rustic rondo. 17882.
Valsette. 18120.
Maxson (F.) Choral service. 25541.
Maxwell (F. P.) Roses and love. 20058.
Maxwell (Mrs. J. M.) Dear old cot-
tage home. 25659.
Maxwell (K. Witt-)
well (K.)
Maxwell (W.) music co.:
All thro’ the night. 25240.
Moonlight makes
See Witt-Max-
Approach my soul the mercy. seat.
PATS
Art thou weary. 6760.
Bill’s board bill. 2274.
Blest are the pure in heart. alee
Comfort ye. 25576.
Evening hymn. 21067.
Garden of rest. 556.
Gather ye rosebuds.
Gypsy heart. 25995.
Her voice divine. 21265.
I hope the skies are kind to you.
‘2896.
I need Thee every hour. 26170.
I will call upon the Lord. 26192.
If with your whole hearts. 7812.
It is not always May. 21434,
28818.
Judge me, O God. 7940.
Law of the Lord. 21512.
Live love and die. 5499.
Lord is my shepherd. 38190.
Lord shall comfort Zion. 26456.
Love and roses. 26465.
Love came at dawn. 8126.
Love’s pilgrimage. 5527.
Mah blackbird. 38250.
My spirit on Thy care. 8404.
Now the day is over. 5760.
O hush thee my baby. 5770.
O Lamb of God. 21814.
O summer night. 3469.
Oh, little rose. 21840.
Peace of God. 8669.
Pierrot. 21921.
Polkoletta. 26949.
Protestation. 21971.
Pussy willow and other nature
songs for little folk. 16051.
Revelation (The) 29610.
21161.
Maxwell (W.) music co.—Continued.
Risen to reign. 8871.
Rockin’ in de win’. 27053.
Saviour like a shepherd lead wus.
6088.
Sing a song of gladness. 3856, 3857.
Song of the night. 11841.
Song of trust. 27250.
Spring rapture. 1648.
Still, still with Thee.
Summer’s love. 1682.
Sweet Miss Mary. 3978, 6291.
Syren voices. 6300.
Tarry with me O my Saviour.
22249,
Three classic maids. 6353.
Till a’ the sea gang dry. 27430.
To daffodils. 6360.
To part from thee. 6361.
Turn Thy face from my sins,
6389.
Voice of the rain. 9543.
6252.
Wanderer’s night song. 27563,
27564.
What is my hope? 27591.
What went ye out for to see. 27594.
When Christ was born. 1954.
Winter snows are past. 48380.
May (1.) Old letter. 19819.
May (R.) Don’t bea suffragette. 23104.
May (W. A.) Vorid is full of won-
drous song. 4848.
May & Pascore. Through the clover
fields and woodlands far away.
30050.
Mayberg (J.C.) Kangaroo hop. 28879.
Mayberg (M. W.) Spirit of the times.
29887.
Mayer (C.):
Deux études melodiques.
Fontaine (La). 17089.
Mayer (C. H.) That little blush rose.
1757.
Mayer (E.)
are blue.
Mayer (F.):
Am wege. 22641.
Deine hinde. 23077.
Hlfentinzchen. 18781.
Geheimniss. 233815.
Yuletide bells. 380357.
Mayer (G. W.):
I keep my wife in the city and
make love to her myself. 15200.
Send for me. 24579.
11117.
Tory Colorado when you
1819.
Mayer (J.) Autumn. 22707.
Mayer (J. S.) I love old Colorado
best of all. 191388.
Mayer (K. Shaw-) See Shaw-Mayer
(K.)
Mayer (M.):
Heavy is my heart.
Raindrops. 29568.
Song of the old mother.
28563.
29850.
2105
26596—12——_23
INDEX
pt. EH ene s:, v. 6
Mayer (M.)—Continued.
Spring my dear is no _ longer
spring. 29894.
Verirrt. 380158.
Mayer (S.) £Récitatif et cavatine
adHgée. 8812.
Mayer & Glenn. I love old Colorado
best of all. 19188.
Mayeur (A.):
Fifty exercises from low B flat
to F above the staff. 11118.
New and grand method for saxo-
phone. 138549.
Twenty studies.
Mayfair (W. & V.)
Mayfield (J. F.):
Give me back those good old days.
18937.
I’ve resolved to leave the world.
ATG
O, then, don’t you want to go.
17667.
There is joy. 18063.
Waiting by the river. 18153.
Mayhall (J. lL.) Only one I love.
19850.
Mayhill (H. §S.)
24547.
Maykapar (S.) Italian serenade. 3036.
Maylath (A.):
Marguerites (Les) 27714 (12).
Rhapsodie. 2072 (34).
Serenade. 2072 (54).
Spring song. 2072 (386).
30 easy and melodious studies.
12359 (52).
Maylath (H.):
Marguerites (les).
30364 (85-89).
11119.
Peachland. 8671.
Salute to Quincy.
27714 (12),
25 short melodious studies. 17515.
Maylath (O.):
Marguerites (Les) 27714 (12),
30364 (35-89).
30 easy and melodious studies.
12359 (52).
Maynard (J.):
I’m longing for you sweet Marie.
26161.
To-night’s my last night single.
27487.
Maynard (J. W.):
Black hand rag. 2284.
I just can’t help from liking you.
2898.
Rose. 3731.
Maynard (lL. A.) Dear little lambkin.
7147.
Maynard (W.):
Michaelmas day. 11155.
Sporting notes. 11870.
Mayne (W.) Ready reckoner. 21994.
Mayo (G.) Mayo Medley. 11120.
Mayol (C.):
Cousine. 28129.
Gentil coiffeur. 284380.
a ED
Mayol (G.) Dreaming at the organ.
14785, 16728 (88).
Mayoress (The) 198, 241, 1842, 1823.
Mays (S.) I rang my little bell and
ran away. T759.
Mayseder (J.) Sechs ettiden. 21662.
Mazas (F.) Célébre méthode com-
pléte de violon. 25514, 25515.
Mazas (J. F.) Volks violin-schule.
16541.
Mazellier (J.)
Mazzucchi (A.):
"A canzone d’ ’o cuscritto.
Ammore amaro. 20740.
’Ammore ’e mo. 20742.
Appassionatamente. 2152.
Ayvvisi economici. 20779.
Bella giardiniera. 9943.
Canti notturni. . 18508.
Don Cesare. 23108.
Mattutino al villaggio. 21652.
Non torna amore. 38489.
Oje bella, oje sole. 21846.
Stornellata de la maldicenza.
24755. ;
Tradimento. 22329.
Tutt ’e tre. 22342.
Meacham (E.) Hymns of hope. 19098.
Mead (C. P.):
Little Dutch garden. 5485.
Log of the good ship Nod. 17485.
Why I love you. 6554.
Mead (F.):
Faded roses. 7325.
I long to spend the summer days
Priére. 8756.
22566.
with you. 7717.
I’m going back to New York town.
eae |
My sweet faded roses. 24133, |
27714 (104).
Mead (J. B.) Panama canal. 19885.
Mead (L. A.) You can change my
name in an aeroplane. 6623.
Mead (L. H.) Watch for the clouds
to go drifting by. 12171.
Meader (HE. P.) Violet. 121384.
Meagher (C. F.) May I go home with
you Mary? 15613.
Meagher (Mrs. R.)
of curly hair. 23572.
Meagley (M. W.) Memory. 15649.
Mealand (A. J.) Songs of America.
30768.
Mealley (EK. R.)
826.
Means (K.) Golden threads.
Meck (J. 8S.) Kenwood. 18209.
Meckel (G. V.):
Biondina. 25409.
Imperator. 5284.
Invocation. 26259.
Prince Otto. 29539.
Repentance. 8840.
Thou art my all. 93866.
In my motor boat.
18956.
2106
I’ve only a lock :
|
|
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Meckel (G. V.) —Continued.
Valse héliotrope. 27500.
Yearning. 251638.
Medcraft (R. C.):
Chant me a loving song. 6976.
Nightfall. 8477.
Medea in Corinto. 8812.
Medhurst (F.) Christmas
12602. ;
Medhurst (F. H.)
lowship. 18081.
Medina (V.):
Te voglio bene. 29984.
Tutto core. 380104.
Medley (S. M.) Home sweet home
to me. 21289.
Medure (P.):
From sea to sailor.
My aminola. 29254.
Meehan (J. B.) Cul-lud band. 18640.
28142.
Meek (W. H.):
Dear old dad. 238070.
Warm Irish heart. 25041.
Meekins (L. R.) Parson Johnson.
1316.
Mefistofele. 13708.
Megaro (H. V.) Sleepy eyes. 22127.
Mehden (J. L. von der) See Von der
Mehden (J. L.)
Meher (—) I don’t care if I never
go home or what becomes of me.
7696.
“Meher (D.):
Come to Bamboo town. 12625.
Hermann. 2848.
I’m going back to Niagara. 15232.
My sweet I-O-Way. 8405.
When the trees are white with
May, Nellie Gray. 14244.
bells.
To all good fel-
23292.
Mehlbrech (Mrs. La C. E.) Iowa
march-two-step. 3021.
Mehlich (E.):
Drei gedichte. 21670.
Phantasie-variationen, tiber ein
eigenes thema. 21913.
Mehrten (H. R.) Rosie be mine. 8907.
Méhul (EH. N.):
Gavotte. 4982.
Rondino. 6050.
Meier-Hansen (O.) Heim. 7618.
Mein junger herr. 2079, 2594, 2622,
2839, 2844, 3039, 3294, 3295, 38405,
3669, 3670, 4831, 43744876, 4879,
5125, 5602, 5608, 5987, 6647, 8826-
8828, 11578.
Meincer (W. H.) Twins. 24931.
Meine tante, deine tante. 10438, 10439,
10525, 10999, 21102, 26564.
Meis (V. de) Polka de concert. 19947.
Meissonier (L.) pseud. See Meyer
L
Meister (F.) West Virginia. 6501.
Meister (O.) jr. Johnnie have you got
the front door key. 153858.
_ SL |
Meistersinger von WNiirnberg. 1910,
6458, 9554, 12157, 16556, 16557, 22412,
30196, 30819, 30821.
Mélan-Guéroult (—) Etude-caprice.
PSK MS -
Melanson (G. H.):
Amherst march and _ two-step.
12403.
Poinsettia waltzes. 13678.
Melartin (E.)
genlied. 4670.
Melcher (C. 1.)
30864 (121).
Mellinger (E. J.)
raz: 20560:
Mellor (G. E.):
Forget-me-not. 7404, 7405.
Misty land of dream. 17563.
New Jerusalem. 84388.
Mellor (T.):
Almond eyes. 22682.
Are you still living
old place. 14400.
Board and lodging
young man. 25424.
Do as you please. 28218.
Don’t keep me waiting any longer.
20998.
Down in Bamboo Bay. 14772.
Framed in my heart. 4951.
Home again to dear old London.
Christkindleins wie-
That Dixie rag.
That corrugated
in the same
for a nice
26079.
I’m saving my heart for you.
23559.
In Summertime in Somerset.
17300.
Island of Walla Wooloo. 28655.
Little bit of navy blue. 23835.
Little Bo-Peep. 18283.
Pretty little house that Jack
built. hoes
School-bells v. wedding-bells.
22080.
Silvery camel bells. 380750.
Take care, mammy’s piccaninny.
16375.
What a pretty Swiss bride you’d
make. 16600.
What does it matter if it’s rain-
ing. 16602.
When Jack comes home again.
4278.
When my Lancashire lass comes
to London. 16622.
You do look bonny in your tartan
plaid. 14294.
Mélodia:
Elan d@’ amour. 12746.
Oiseau bleu. 30666.
Melodia verlag:
Gavotte. 17117.
Lindler. 17386.
Menuett. 17529.
Melodio, pseud. See Deyo (M.)
: 2107
INDEX
DETER MS... ¥2°6
Melrose music ¢€o.
May. 26269.
Melville (EH.)
(156).
Melville (J.):
Hive hundred thousand devils.
23258, 30864 (74).
It is not always
Valse Mignon. 14319
How do I love you dear. 23503.
Melzer (A.):
Alpenhirt. 27757.
Heimatsglocken. 28566.
Sommernacht am see. 29841.
Zwerglein’s traum. 30368.
Mendelsohn (G.) Cherries. 6991.
Mendelssohn (A.) FKiinf gesinge.
26576.
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.):
Andante and Rondo capriccioso.
15651.
Andante, du concerto.
Ange qui chante. 19578.
Ausgewihite lieder ohne worte.
5617.
Capriccietto. 1078.
Cast thy burden upon the Lord.
Solas
Confiance. 13421.
Consolation. 17526.
Elves dance. 8278.
Fingal’s Cave. 8274.
Forward go in glad accord. 26577.
Hark the herald angels sing. 1079.
Jesu fraga. 29157.
Konzert. 3812.
Lied ohne worte. 18422.
Look down on us from heaven.
8275.
Lord hath prepared His throne.
1080.
March from Athalia. 3313.
O hills! O vales. 27887.
O, wert thou in the cauld blast.
11137.
8276.
Prelude in EH minor. 12359 (44).
Romance. 26578.
Scherzo. 24002, 30364 (41, 42).
Scherzo in G minor. 5618, 111388.
Short communion service. 26579.
Spring song. 2072 (86), 13428,
18424, 26580, 26581.
Wedding march. 8277, 26582.
Why do we mourn departed
friends. 38314.
2 lieder ohne worte.
Mendes (R. D.):
If you don’t. 10778.
Princess waltz. 18708.
Taxi love-song. 14020.
Mengert (H. A.) Will you always
love me dearie. 12279.
Menges (HK. BH.) Out of the past.
11410.
Menges (F. C.):
Hmeore schottische. 455.
Fond recollections. 25860.
13425.
2108
Menges (FE. C.) Continued.
Germans delight. 7452.
Get in line. 582.
Lilly of the valley. 17415.
Little darling. 28996.
Live wire. 17482.
Oriole march. 17710.
Reel thing. 8821, 29591.
Sylvia. 27850.
Menges (H. P.)
Menier (G.):
Coeur de Floria. 16929.
Consolation. 30445.
Mennonite pub. house. Church and
Sunday school hymnal supplement.
14647.
Mentel (1..) :
Gasoline rag. 17112.
Scramble rag. 17902.
Mentel bros.:
Gasoline rag. 17112.
Seramble rag. 17902.
Meny (P. R.) Promise of spring.
29542.
Meny & co.
Publicity rag. 80692.
Promise of spring. 29542.
Merbecke (J.) Office for the Holy
Communion. 3478.
Mercadante (S.) 20 caprices.
Mercelle (R.) Snappy rag.
(165).
Mercer Do He)
22385.
Mercier (A.) Elsen. 12754. i
Mercier (I.) Where I long to be.
16646...
Mére Oye. 15971, 15972.
Merecki (M.) Eleanore. 4855.
Meredith (A. lL.) Cottage by the In-
diana blue. 18618.
Meredith (C.) When the owl says
who! who! who. 1969.
Meredith (I. H.):
Alberta for Christ.
As pants the hart.
Cheer up. 16906.
Children’s praise.
Conquering Christ.
Crown Him. 1089.
Forerunner of Sunday
hymns. 10406.
Garden of the heart. 17110.
His birthday. 10611, 10612.
Hymn tune voluntaries. 10658.
Jehovah’s praise. 17335.
Little heart doors open
17422.
Meredith’s easy anthems. 17530.
Reign of peace.. 11579. .
Some one is praying for you. 9089. J
Sweet story of old. 18016.
Uncle Sam’s celebration. 12082.
Meredith (J. C.) Great desire. 18982. |F
Meredith (O. A.) Flag of our empire. |
18856.
BolT. |
4380 |
(Mrs. Te Deum. | |
6690.
16793.
169153.
10151.
school
wide. |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
. Meredith (R. H.) :
He saves me now. 5109.
He waits to save. 5110.
Jesus loves you. 5349.
Taking up the cross. 6808.
Merei (A.) Utcea! utea. 1847.
Mergen (EH. J.):
Salute to Beloit. 3756.
Wandering in dreamland. 22417.
Merikanto (O.):
Idylli. 5262.
Summer evening idyl.
Valssi ess duurissa.
Merisch (F. E.)
19261. -
Merk (G.) Uebungen ftir den hand-
strich. 20454.
Merkel (G.):
Jolly huntsman. 13174.
Organ school. 380364 (46).
Polonaise. 19951.
Merle (G.) That
16412.
Mero (W. P.) pseud.:
Bailiff’s daughter of Islington.
4189.
Vicar of Bray. 4189.
Merola (G.):
Pious monk. 21928.
29934.
6427.
It’s not the rose.
gossiping rag.
Reverie. 8852.
Merriam (M. E.) Song of the gypsy
erie) 22hof.
Merrifield (M. E.) Love is what
makes life worth living. 15520.
Merrill (B.):
I got a rock. 10680, 25197 (105),
26123.
Money. 25197 (170), 26635.
They think I’m nutty on and off.
24878, 25197 (240).
Merrill (B. W.) Dream song.
Merrill (lu. A.):
Hello. 15119.
My old New England home. 15781.
Merrill (W. EB.) When the ivy leaves
are turning red. 25094.
Merriman (L.):
Crazy. 4720.
Sweetheart dreams. 6294.
That circus band. 63828.
That squeezing dreamy glide.
6336.
Merrin (L. W.):
Bird of the forest. 9969.
Fairy echoes. 10350.
Joyous days. 10874.
Primrose. 11526.
Tinted leaves. 12041.
Tripping maid. 12062.
Under starry skies. 12085.
Merritt 1b. 1:) Oh; its spull, pull,
pull you need. 8556, 138598.
18742.
!
Merry Mary. 10698, 10837, 11150,
11547, 11916, 12359 (76), 12359 (84),
12359 (89), 12359 (102), 12359
(106), 12995, 30164.
Merry widow re-married. 3309.
Merson (B.):
I’m going away. 26156.
It’s going to be a serious thing
for England. 19258.
Spaniard that blighted my life.
20256.
Merz (0O.):
Dreaming
25707.
Polaeca brillante.
Meschter (E. H.)
ney )
Messager (A.):
Amour d’hiver.
Barearolle. 2223.
Mazurka. 3286.
Sérénade. 8825.
Messe (F. W.) Golden rain.
(25).
Messenger (F. M.)
19598.
Messerer (H.)
Messias. 15064.
Messick (M.) Amanda waiting for
Herman. 22642.
Metcalf (Mrs. C. B.)
28444.
Metcalf
17305.
Metcalf (J. W.):
Awakening. 12455.
Love and springtime.
Souvenir (Un). 9141.
Thy presence. 20399.
Metcalf (Mrs. S. H.) Banner white.
4500.
Météhen (—):
Tous 4 ’lamour. 4100.
Valse blonde. 4156.
Metheny (S. A. 8.) Book of Psalms.
20855.
Methfessel (A.)
song. 29829.
Methodist Episcopal church (Board of
Sunday schools) :
Again the morn
18262.
Call to youth. 18498.
Come, weary travellers.
Commit thy way. 18606.
Go forth in shining armor.
Go forward, Christian
18944.
God’s trumpet wakes the slumber-
ing world. 18947.
God’s words to thee are spoken.
18948.
Hear the chiming Waster
19030, 19031.
In the same country. 19282.
Sweetheart of you.
16011.
See Hmery (Sid-
27769.
2072
Milk and honey.
Lied. 1090.
Girl I love you.
(DFC) In the orchard.
19460.
Soldiers’ marehing
of gladness.
18602.
18948.
soldier.
bells.
2109
Methven (A. F.)
latch key to home sweet home.
13046.
Metoyer (V.) They are French just
the same. 20881.
Metropolitan chureh assn.:
INDEX
#
Methodist Episcopal church (Board of
Sunday schools )—Continued.
Is thy cruse of comfort failing.
19258.
Jesus is our shepherd. 19287.
Jesus take this heart of mine.
19289.
Joy, joy, immortal joy. 19299.
Let heaven highest praises bring.
19391.
Little flowers come through the
ground. 19438.
Little voices through the temple
stealing. 19447.
Love of Christ constraineth.
19471.
Methodist Sunday school hymnal.
17540. :
News for little children. 19743.
O Gift of God we praise Thee.
19772.
O God, my powers are Thine.
197738.
O God, that midst the parted sea.
— 19774.
O happy band of pilgrims. 19776.
O linger not! the sun leaps high.
19778.
O Lord of life and love and
power. 19779.
On the highway of the King.
19833.
Our God is in the sunshine gay.
19860.
Praise the King of heaven. 19961.
Radiant morn has passed. 19990.
Saviour! hear us we pray. 20108.
Selected hymns. 20140-20142. -
Sing out your hallelujahs. 20181.
Star of morn and even. -20277.
Thou art, O Christ, the light and
life. 20390.
Waving and tossing through field
and glen. 20553.
Wider and wider yet. 20634.
Tll keep the old
God forbid that I should glory.
18945.
He giveth more grace. 19028.
Jerusalem, fair city. 19284.
Meet me over there. 19568.
Milk and honey. 19598.
My Eden home. 19677.
My Shepherd. 19707.
Oft I wonder. 19797.
Onward. 19853.
Seek ye the Lord. 20188.
Metropolitan musie co.:
Forget me not. 25869.
Good night. 681.
2110
i pt...17e, Nis. Ve
Metropolitan music co.—Continued.
I’m going back to my old pal.
26157, 26158.
When I said good-bye to Mary.
30248.
Metropolitan music pub. co.:
Arabian knights. 18315, 25295.
Each minute means an hour when
you are far away. 18759, 25724.
Hiram Green’s barn dance. 5148.
Love rose. 19475.
Persiflage. 26918.
Straight road is a great road after
all. 20278; 20279:
That classy powder rag. 273880.
That western glide. 273894, 27395,
27396.
Your love means the world to me.
20692, 206938. —
Metzler & co., ltd.:
Angelina. 50, 67385. °
Berceuse. 148.
Between the shadows. 155.
Big steamers. 22798.
Boss of the show. 4564.
Bric-a-brac. 10006.
Carmen. 6953, 22806.
Chansonette joyeuse. 22917.
Dearest and best. 4778.
December romance. 16986.
Hach though a rose. 12781.
Franklins’ maid.. 28895. |
Golden land of fairy tales. 30517, |
30518. ,
Highwayman Dick. 15182.
Hymn of empire. 28626.
I don’t feel lonely now. 28650.
I’m lonely. 7736.
I’ve built a tiny little bird nest.
CLO:
Jean. 10852.
Little brown brother. 979.
Little love with sunny simile.
15482.
Love’s lament. 5526.
Master. 29128.
Nita. 17651.
No more stopping out late. 1212.
Nocturne. 13841.
O evening sun. 24202.
On the tiles. 5823.
Out of the darkness. 19866.
Pageant of empire. 8687.
Phantoms. 29490.
Reverie (A). 380705.
Ride (The) 16098.
Rosebud longs for the rain.
17863.
Ship ahoy. 9026.
Six songs for soprano. 380736.
Song of joy. 9107. é.
Song of the blue bird. 16271. -
Sugar dance. 1678.
Summer night’s dance. 29987.
Sumurtn. 9211.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Metzler & co., ltd.—Continued.
Sunshine and shadow. 16350.
Sweet little child. 16361.
Tempter (The) 1746.
Tempting little tit-bit on the tree
top. 14085.
Thelma. 24858.
Thou art with me. 1777.
Two songs. 23024.
Valse impromptu. 24970.
Verveine. 24995.
What dane-geld ‘means. 25064.
Winans march. 20644.
Yankee tangle. 303837.
Metzner (A. Dupont-) See Dupont-
Metzner (A.)
Meuerer (J. G.):
Missa pontificalis, KF dur. 21705.
Zehn leichte gradualien. 5640.
Mewes (G.):
Cahira (E1)
Lerche (Die)
Pfiffikus (Der)
Tarija. 20341.
Meyer (A.) lLehrgang zur griindlichen
erlernung des lautenspiels und der
kunstlerischen liederbegleitung.
10977.
Meyer (C.) pseud. See Everest (C.)
207.
31387.
19918.
Meyer (F.) Smile all the while.
11818.
Meyer (G.):
Hosenrock (Der). 15155.
Im wald. 15279.
Liebesrausch. 15452.
Meyer (G. W.):
Brass band Ephraham Jones.
25445, 27714 (87).
Bring back my golden dreams.
6914.
Come away, little girl.
Girlie was just made
23336, 27714 (61).
Honey-love. 5167, 9782 (48).
I keep my wife in the city and
make love to her myself. 25197
(107).
I live up town.
(108).
I’m crazy ’bout the turkey trot.
10707, 12359 (78), 14819 (82).
I’m waiting ‘till somebody grows
up. -19157, 25197, (117).
294,
to love.
23541, 25197
I’ve got your number. 774, 2072
(118).
Italian girl. 13155.
Let me be your mama. 953, 4380
(188). 2
Love’s sentence. 19498, 25197
(155).
May be that is why I’m lonely.
21656, 25197 (163).
My girl. 1147.
Night-time’s the
26747, 27714 (105).
right time.
Meyer (G. W.)—Continued.
Nightingale. 1204, 4880 (149),
8478.
Nothing to do until to-morrow.
26767, 27714 (106).
Oh that teasing man. 29887.
Ring on the finger is worth two
on the phone. 27043, 27714
(120).
Tale that the sweet roses told.
29972. '
That paradise rag. 93825, 12359
(107).
That was before I met you. 9328,
9782 (85).
There’s a Dixie girl who’s longing
for a Yankee Doodle boy. 4042,
6648 (128).
Tipperary twirl. 4079, 4880 (170).
We all fall. 18244, 20555 (92).
When she’s old enough to marry.
25087, 27714 €H4)— 144
When the girl whose heart you
long for has a heart that longs
for you. 9641, 25197 (258).
Meyer (H.) Mountain daisy. 20703
(384).
Meyer (J. L.):
Alpine roses. 22562 (2).
Amer. butterfly. 22562 (8).
Annie Laurie. 22562 (4).
Bon ton. 22562 (ik):
Fond memories. 22562 (22).
Golden band. 22562 (24).
Golden band march. 22562 (25).
Mountain daisy. 20708 (384).
Peasant dance. 22562 (389).
Young May queen. 22562 (51).
Meyer (L.) See Meyer (J. L.)
Meyer (R.):
Five songs. 19589.
I belong to a company. 19107.
Meyer (W.):
Auf der reise. 22699.
Behutt’ dich Gott in stiller nacht.
22067.
Hanserl und Liese. 234838.
O menschenherz so klein. 24212.
Meyer (W. T.):
O’er Judah’s sacred hills. 29374.
Our Lord Emmanuel. 29432.
Meyer & Anselm:
Jugend. 38067.
Meereswogen. 3292.
Meyer & bro.:
Bells of Christmas. 20827.
Glad Christmas time. 21177.
Glad praise. 592.
Hail to-day the new born King.
21224.
Hark I hear ten thousand voices.
21236.
Hark! what mean those angel
voices. 21237.
If you’re good. 21892.
2111
INDEX
pt. Lire mes: v.16
Meyer & bro.—Continued.
If you’re true. 21898.
Jordan river is flowing by. 883.
Master calls. 1060.
O hark! what heavenly music.
21811.
Rejoice! the Lord has come.
22005.
That wondrous Christmas morn.
22286.
Tuneful bells are ringing. 22340.
Meyer-Elliott (W. F.):
Daisy waltzes. 18658.
Dreamland waltzes. 18744.
Meyer-Helmund (E.):
Alexandra. 25229.
Am spinnrad. 18289.
Drei klavierstticke. 15661.
Gondolier’s song. 7493.
I think of thee, Margareta. T7762.
Ich lehme mein haupt an den lin-
denbaum. 2953, 5258.
Im mondenschein. 10781.
In der mitihle. 19208.
Landsknechts-serenade.
Mach’ mich dein. 5546.
Mazurka d’armour. 23977.
Mein schicksal bist du. 5604.
Menuett-serenade. 11148.
Tanzweise. 11960.
Vision. 9537.
Waldidylle. 20587.
Weihnactsglocken. 20562.
Wenn sich die wimpern senken.
6493.
Wiegenliedchen. 20636.
Meyer-Olbersleben (M.) :
Abenddiemmerung. 25205.
Deutsche treue. 4788.
Four two-part children’s songs.
1093.
Gebt mir vom becher
Schaum. 25899.
Palace in the lake. 19880.
Schloss im see. 22074.
Meyerbeer (G.):
Cavatina. 26603.
Coronation march. 8291.
Huguenots. 26604.
Nobil signor. 17542.
Piff, paff. 15662.
Robert le diable.
Shadow dance.
19371.
nur den
24030.
26605.
With courage and faith. 26606,
30€25.
Meyerholtz (L. J.):
Dear old home sweet home. 7151.
March of the monkey man. 15579.
My monkey man. 15779.
Meyers (B. T.) For she’s the only
girl for me. 7401.
Meyers (H.) Kiss me good-bye and I
will go. 10927.
Meyers (M. F.) That beautiful mu-
Sical rag. 27878.
Meyrowitz (D.) Fire korbunes. 21107.
Meysel (F.) :
Auf posten am Weihnachtsabend.
2179.
Berlin, ich kenne dich nicht mehr.
153.
Det gloobst de doch alleene nicht.
390.
Fauler zauber. 505. |
Goldene hochzeit. 2763.
Herr und Frau Schulze. 2849.
Ick kann mir nischt bei denken.
796.
Im earcer. 2978.
Italienisches salat-couplet. 863.
Krause’s geburtstag. 8109.
Moderne erfindungen. 1105.
Neue gesetze. 1190.
Neue heilmethoden. 1191.
Piefke bei Vater Philipp. 5901.
Reden und denken. 1419.
S’ ist *“ne miserable zeit. 1482.
So siehst du aus. 1600.
Sumpfhtihner. 3960.
Mezki (C.) Warszawianka. 16571.
Mezzacapo (E.):
Friendship. 25876.
Strauss march. 183970.
Sympathie. 18025.
Miarka. 10041.
Michael (C.) Oh glorious emblems.
3480.
Michael (HE. M.) Just a little country
lass. 53878.
Michael (F.) Im kiinstlerkonzert.
2975.
Michaelree (G.) When the spring-
time flowers bloom. 12233.
Michaelson (Mrs. E. Y.) At the golden
gate of heaven. 14412.
Michel (A.) Serpolette. 29768, 29769.
Michel (R. C.):
Letter to Maud. 17402.
Mad dance. 15559.
Missouri. 17558.
My dear old Missouri home. 17604.
Say yes. 16160.
Who wants a little wife like me?
18196.
Who wauts to sail and dream with
me. 16657.
Michelson (F.)
9407.
Michiels (G.):
Cranz-ezardas. 25610.
Czardas no. 2. 25623.
Katinka-ezardas. 30576.
Padla-la-Torera.. 26886.
Truands et ribaudes. 9421.
Victorieuse (La) 27538.
Mickey music co.
6249.
Mickle (G. H.) Slumber on my beau-
tiful fairy May queen. 3862.
Trailing arbutus.
2112
Steer my bark. |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Mickleborough (M. E.) Do you know
Michael Rafferty. 23096.
Micomi club. Here’s to our M. C. M.
12982.
Microbia. 15665.
Middleton (D.) Let me keep on
dreaming. 28800, 27714 (95).
Middleton (EH. A.) Viviano, my-a-rag-
a-time-a-queen. 380176.
Middleton (T. R.):
Promise fulfilled. 11535.
Songs of love & praise. 17956.
Triumphant morning. 12064.
Midland music press:
Coneert caprice in G. 14669.
Concert overture in C. 14671.
Concert piece in F. 8197.
Hpilogue. 103824.
Melody. 6947.
Monologue. 88138.
Nocturne. 11086.
Spirit of the Lord filleth the whole
world. 9150.
Thou shalt shew us wonderful
things. 14074.
Midsummer night’s
26582.
- Mierisch (F. E.):
Call for justice. 25483.
Christmas chimes. 25550.
Have you seen my Willie Green.
26027.
How would you like to have me
for a scholar. 19083.
I wonder why. T7784.
It reminds me of days in Dixie
land. 28820.
Just like you loved your last
girl. 214783.
Just remember. 17363.
My mountain Nell. 29283.
My rose of Ireland. 21750.
Oh Miss Dicey, you’re so spicey
you make a hit with me. 26804.
On the wings of a dove. 29414.
Play some ragtime if you can.
199383.
Rosa Sadella. 18765.
Sing home sweet home or Swanee
River. 24632.
Sly old moon. 162389.
Sons of freedom. 9138.
dream. 24002,
Summer. 22214,
Sweet honey days. 20310.
This world is just a paradise.
12021.
Twilight’s retrospection. 20447.
Where the sweet magnolias grow.
18191.
Wife (A) 12272.
You look like a girl I know. 22544.
Miero (R. de) Révérences. 380703.
Miesse (G.)
10539.
Grand march Lucile.
Miessner (W. O.):
If. 2956.
Indiana. 19241.
Michigan my Michigan. 24081.
Moon and I. 33848.
Rejected. 38673.
Moule: 435ke
Miexsell (l..) Black pansies. 25418.
Migliaccio (O. O.):
I kiss you Hoola La. 5201.
I’ve got a ragtime bee in my
bonnet. 238571, 27714 (75).
If you were mine dear. 19198.
Tommy. 27448, 30364 (125).
Mignon. 4055-4057, 9357, 12023, 12024,
26369, 26820.
Mignon-verlag:
Bei uns in Breslau. 14484, 20822.
Bi R. EL 8. L.A. Ue 14429:
Carle Kumm. 14597.
Fritze mach keine witze. 149380.
Griisst mir das alte Odertor.
15041, 17161, 17162.
Meine gute tante Tine.
Mit einer hand. 15692.
Modepuppe (Die) 15698.
Riibezahl, rede ’mal. 16188.
Rumm, bumm. 16139.
Schultheiss-Friulein Haase. 16180.
Sogno di primavera. 11821.
Stisse kleine Wratislawia.
Weibliche student. 16585.
Wilhelm-Wilhelminchen. 16667.
Wratislawia. 18219.
Wiirstelfrau. 16688.
Zurtick nach der kaserne. 18248.
Mik 1°. 25718, 25746, 26892, 26393,
26596, 27059, 27060, 27316.
Mikell (EK. F.) Student’s rally song.
15635.
16337.
13974.
Mikorey (F.):
Konig von Samarkand. 18228,
18229.
Zwei friihlingslieder. 15669.
Milam (D. W.) By His stripes I am
healed. 18493.
Milan (J. HE.) Shine on my silvery
moon. 13872.
Milandre (—) Menuetto. 5629.
Milburn (W. M.) sr. To my dear Lou.
30068.
Mileke (M. M.)
Shadows fall.
Mildenberg (A.):
Danse princesse. 28173.
Impromptu. 29176.
Miles (C. A.):
Behold, God is my salvation. 6848.
Dawn of peace. 28181.
From realms of glory. 28405.
Offering of praise. 30661.
Summer’s song. 13986.
Miles (D.) Golden wedding ring.
21193.
Lord when evening
3194.
2113
INDEX
Miles (HE. H.):
Aubade. 20772, 20778, 22695.
Moonlight Fay. 24066.
Miles (J. A.) Missouri pastime.
19601.
Miles (M. #.) She’s a winner. 6134.
Miles (N.):
Dainty dance. 7114.
Some day we'll rest sevond 20210.
Miles (P. N.) Ode to Maia. 13586.
Miles (W.) Te Deum laudamus.
27363.
Miles (W. H.):
Dear old man up in the moon.
102138.
If I but knew your heart dear.
10758.
Sparkletts. 20260.
Miles lane. 14847.
Miley (M. M.) Isabelle waltz. 28816.
Milks (K. B.) If I could mould the
coming years. 2958.
Millan (J.) I’m simply crazy over the
girls. 7745.
Millard (G. S.)
Millard (H.):
Faith and hope. 25796.
Return. 2072 (50).
Uncle Tom’s cabin. 25197 (384).
Millard (R. M.) Jewel from paradise.
28850.
Millars
28137.
Miller (A. I.)
Miller (C.):
Tell me honey. 29991.
Won’t you come out Lucinda.
27661, 27714 (148).
You remind me of the girl that
used to go to school with me.
16728 (75).
1915—Frisco.
Miller (C. HE.)
Miller (C. F.)
two-step. 2464.
Miller (C. J.) Now for a trip in the
subway. 138567.
Miller (C. M.) When married men
wear wedding rings. 9682.
Miller (C. T.):
My dreamland home.
To Carlotta. 27485.
Orianna. 17709.
(F.) Crown and coronet.
Dreaming. 14783.
12359.
Irene. 850.
Crimson march and
26686.
Miller (D. K.) Loyal guards. 17463.
Miller (EH.):
In snowtime dearie. 26282.
Praise. 19960.
Miller (HE. P.) My dream girl. 22562
(96).
Miller (EH. R.) Lord’s prayer. 22761.
Miller (E. W.):
New every morning is the love.
26736.
Thy will be done.
Miller (EF. A.)
18161.
9377.
We march to victory.
Deine S., v. 6
Miller (F. J.) Flirting song. 25848.
Miller (F. M.) Hide from the boogie
man. 12991.
Miller (F. P.)
Miller (G.):
In the king’s navee. 26244.
True blue lancers. 1817.
Miller (G. A.) jr. Just a little knock.
Hooray. 7650.
10886.
Miller (H. C.):
Consolation. 12637.
Evening thoughts. 12773.
International peace. 13148.
Progressive America. 24421.
Waltz Olivette. 25035.
Miller (H. H.) Spring (A) serenade.
16302.
Miller (H. G.):
I can forgive, but not forget. 2887,
26109.
I just love to be at a house party.
Dodane
Sweetheart dreams. 27844.
Miller (H. O.) Love’s days. 26488.
Miller (H. S.):
Att binda kransar. 27814.
Glad praise. 592.
Just as good fish in the sea—said
he. 263814.
Lyft blicken upp. 29072.
Umbalulu. 27476.
Miller (H. U.) Beloved. 4581.
Miller (H. W.):
Dreaming sweet dreams of you.
18748.
Glory for Him. 10484.
He never forgets His own. 10585.
I trust Thee still. 10725.
I will follow Thee, my Savior.
10788.
Jesus is the way. 10857.
Jesus, Savior, pilot me. 10863.
Keep sweet. 10910.
Keep your eyes fixed on Jesus.
10911.
Little voices through the temple
stealing. 19447.
Miller (Harry A.) My Indiana home.
5705.
Miller (Horace A.)
Indian life. 1075.
Miller (J. C.) I called but no answer
came. 7687.
Miller (J. R.):
Alone with Christ. 16761.
Just to hear the old hymn mother
sang. 28872.
Miller (L. C.) ‘Three-four time is
lovin’ time. 9370..
Miller (L. F.) Thine. 27412.
Miller (M. G.) Yearning (Sehnsucht).
25163.
Miller (M. J.)
Miller (M. K.)
you to me sweet Estelle.
Melodic views of
Flirting song. 25848.
Moonbeams bring
17575.
2114
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Miller (O. B.) ‘Tingles. 18075.
Miller (R.) My childhood’s home
sweet home. 19669.
Miller (T.):
Beneath the weeping willow tree.
27892.
Butterfly band. 22861.
Fragrant flowers. 23282.
Little general. 23846.
Miller (W. G.)
forget. 26109.
Miller-Biggin music co.:
Love’s pleadings. 19491.
On the square. 5822.
Milles (J. A.) Apple blossoms. 25288.
Millions d’Arlequin. 9782 (91), 29760.
Millner (M.):
I would like to learn to love you
dearie. 5254.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, that darky rag.
24248.
Millocker (C.) Beggar student. 22764.
Mills (—):
I’m on my honeymoon. 19158.
There’s something in the seaside
I can forgive but not
air. 20379.
Mills (A. E.) Harmonieuse gavectte.
20703 (21).
Mills (A. J.):
Bob down, you’re spotted. 12525.
I’m the master of the bow-wows.
TTAT.
Mills (C.) Daisy Bell. 10182.
Mills (C. A.) Risen Lord. 8868.
Mills (C. L. B.) I’m dreaming the
sweetest dream. 7727.
Mills (F. A.):
Afterwhile. 16742.
Always keep a fellow guessing if
you want his love. 207382.
Butterfly. 22860.
Carmenita. 27989.
Come out, Miss Dinah Lee. 20928.
Don’t you make a noise. 4811.
Eltinge Moorish dance. 4857.
Everybody likes a college girl.
7319.
Fascinating
10362.
Grieving. 15033.
Harry Tracy. 12961.
Hello stranger, just stick around.
26051.
I’m only a fair sun bather.
I’m to be a blushing bride.
Italian honeymoon. 26277.
Just as I was going in she was
coming out again. 5874.
Love is the theme of my dreams.
8130.
Mad house rag. 19508.
Mary sweet Maryland. 1057.
Matrimony rag. 26547.
E Maybe you were made for me.
1064.
widow. 503, 7348,
21344.
7748.
Mills (Ff. A.) —Continued.
Old (The) town is looking mighty
good to-night. 15910.
Peekaboo peek. 15976.
Put your arms around me. 5966.
Ragtime college girl. 21990.
Ragtime geography. 21991.
Ragtime germ. 17826.
Ragtime Maggie McGee. 29565.
Railroad Jack. 24449.
Round up rag. 27084.
Send for me. 24579.
That old familiar tune. 9324.
That’s what the robin sang. 4032.
To take a dip in the ocean. 6362.
Underneath the Mississippi moon.
4140.
Valse Julian. 20480.
Way back in Tennessee. 9578.
When ragtime Rosie ragged the
rosary. 25084, 27607.
Vhen the honeysuckle’s blooming
on the vine. 4286.
Yiddisha feet. 27679.
You’ve got the wrong number.
14804.
Your darling daughter Mandy.
6640.
Mills (G. S.) My dreamland girl.
18494.
Mills (J.):
Belle of Parry Sound. 14486.
Strictly upon the Q. T. 29925.
There’s no flag like yon starry
emblem. 22295.
Mills (K.):
Always keep a
20782.
Don’t you make a noise.
Eltinge Moorish dance.
fellow guessing.
4811.
4857.
Everybody likes a college girl.
7319.
Fascinating widow. 503, 7348,
103862.
I’m only a fair sun bather. 21344.
I’m to be a blushing bride. 7748.
Love is the theme of my dream.
8130.
Old town is looking mighty good
to-night. 15910.
Put your arms around me. 5966.
Ragtime college girl. 21990.
To take a dip in the ocean. 6362.
Valse Julian. 20480.
You’ve got the wrong number, but
you’ve got the right girl. 14804.
Mills (N.) After long years. 4390.
Mills (N. M.) Lonely baby. 11081.
Mills (O.) Hills of home. 19049.
Mills (S. B.) HMarmonieuse gavotte.
20703 (21).
Mills (W. C.) Cry baby land. 7090.
Mills (W. R.) Loving you. 8151.
Millsaps (W. W.) In skidoo land.
19228.
2115
INDEX
Millspaugh (C. 8.) Good-bye, Mollie
mine. 14998.
Milne (S. V.) Linda, the milkmaid.
21544.
Milton (F.) Chimney sweeper. 4662.
Milton (J.) Drake’s wake. 2543.
Milton (Mrs. L.) ‘Though he’s false
Tl not forget him. 20394.
Milton (O. J.):
Hurrah for the Oregon crew.
ula nlriays
My lover is up in the sky. 17616.
My sweetheart is Venus. 21754.
Sweet Arlee. 29952.
Mimart (P.) Méthode
clarinette. 11154.
Minchew (J. W.)
ea.
Minello (C. di):
Aviazione Italiana. 30395.
Minenkonig (Der) 25214, 25393.
25716, 25813, 26897, 28354, 29478.
Mineo (H.):
Maggiolata.
nouvelle de
Swastika spirit.
29079.
Nel salottino azzurro. 29311.
Minetti (C.):
Come ye faithful. 10140.
Menuet in G. 8279.
Song of Bethlehem. 27288, 27234.
Minicus (A.) Love days. 21572.
Minkler (A. A.) Hight heroes. 12748.
Minkowsky (G.) Schonste frau. 1528.
Minnelli (V. C.) Fighting Bob march.
4380 (114).
Minnick (A. D.):
Meet me to-night while the stars
are shining bright. 138405.
Sailor’s song. 8931.
Minsel (A.) Pineywood rag. 4380
(155).
Minshall (H.) Christ is risen. 16918.
Minshall (M.) Bread and _ butter.
27937.
Minsker (H.) Unchangeable Christ.
22352:
Minter (C. S.):
Rosa (La) 8724.
Tulane schottische. 9484.
Mintun (A. W.) Round grove waltz.
4380 (70).
Miracle (Le)
Mirelli (C.):
Amor di Siviglia.
Ciociaretto (11)
I collegiali. 748.
Mietitura (La).
Peceati capitali.
1098.
44, 4418.
4676.
5643.
21906.
Sirenetta. 6176.
Mirgon (C. B.) Silvery ripples waltz.
27178.
Miro (E.) Mercedes. 8280, 11145,
19583.
Mischievous mermaid. 15675.
Mishler (R. 8S.)
Saviour. 10683.
I have found a loving
pi In; mis, v. 6
-——-
Misquith ltd. Burma, the golden land.
27950.
Miss Dudelsack. 708, 2072 (144),
22929, 28828, 24047, 24249, 24370,
24371, 24476, 24477, 24870, 26290,
263138, 26497, 26617, 26618.
Miss Exzentrick. 291-298, 789, 933,
934, 1099, 1225, 1425.
Miss Jack. 20966, 21054, 21097, 21198,
21390, 21848, 22100, 22130, 22161,
22280, 22291, 22304, 22402.
Missa (B.):
Hermann et Dorothée. 12984.
Sparrows of Luxembourg. _ 6648
(112), 9148.
Missaud (J. M.) Ciego de Avila.
18576.
Mission hymnal. 5655.
Mission pub. co. Underneath the mis-
Sion moon. 27481.
Missud (J. M.):
Magnolia serenade. 5557.
Mount Kineo. 15740. —
Pitter patter. 3576.
Popping corn. 3596.
Mistachkin (I. 8S.) Duluth.
Mitchel (L. A.):
Be satisfied with what you’ve got.
25364.
I want some one to love me and
not just let on. 26181.
My little Rosie, dear. 21741.
Sun ray. 222%
Trouble don’t bother me. 22333.
Mitchell (A. G.) Ten familiar songs.
24050.
Mitchell (G.) Serenade. 24584.
Mitchell (lL. E.) When the grapes
have turned to purple and to blue.
30252.
Mitchell (LL. F.)
19598.
Mitchell (P. De C.):
Soda fountain man. 11820.
Song of the prodigal. 11842.
Mitchell (S. D.) Row-row-row. 138779.
28267.
Milk and honey.
Mitchell (W.) Song of the prodigal.
11842.
Mitchell (Mrs. W. F.) Three locks of
baby hair. 380046.
Mitchell (W. G.) Aeroplane fiend. —
25215.
Mitchell (W. I.) Soda fountain man.
11820.
Mithridates, king of Pontus. 19840.
Mitrane. 14888.
Mitre (J. A.) Happy year. 15082.
Mitteldeutscher musikverlag:
Gedenken. 25900.
Liebesnacht. 26409.
Serenade. 27136.
Spanische episode.
Waldwege. 27560.
Mitterer (I.) Missa in honorem S. jj
Secundi Martyris. 3339.
27270.
2116
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Mittler (F.):
Trio in G dur.
Fiinf lieder. 15693.
Mizelle (H.) Broken heart.
Mtynarsky (H.) Mazur.
Mock doctor. 7509.
Mockridge (R. W.) Baby dear. 22720.
Modern music co. Aucune ne vaut la
Canadienne. 22697.
Moderson (O.) Sunset. 16349.
Modest Suzanne. 25236, 25581, 25697,
25803, 25804, 258382, 25910, 26891,
273380, 27652.
Modisett (C. F.)
20478.
Moller (R.):
29193.
25459.
15618.
Vale of sorrow.
Fram sanger, nu fram. 540.
Paa sangertog. 1301.
Moller (T. A.) Traumkinder. 4108.
Moeslein (L.) Golden jubilee. 21190.
Mouke (F.) WHinig und stark. 14809. ,
Moffat (Alfred):
Album. 22613.
Englische klassiker. 23180.
Old English composers. 19814.
Our old nursery rhymes. 26871.
Six morceaux faciles. 30627.
Moffat (J.) Tell me dear daddy will
my mother ever see. 27368.
Moffatt (B.) Perfect, perfect lady.
5885.
Moffitt (M.) Birds in the dome.
20840.
Mohler (B. F.):
Dreaming of the past.
My old Ohio home.
Mohr (iH. K.):
Beautiful love. 20818, 25197 (47).
Dixie Daisy. 28216.
Hymn. 30548.
Tll trade my heart for
21330.
Mohr (J.) Hight grand studies for
the clarinet. 24058.
Moinier (E.) Jour de soleil.
Moissonneur (Le) 1106.
10286.
24121.
yours.
21452.
Mojmir-Urbanek. See Urbanek (M.)
Mojsisovies (R. v.):
Bauerntanz. 12477.
Drei vortragsstticke.
Mokrejs (J.): :
From a Bohemian village.
Intermezzo. 13458.
Scherzo. 1107.
Molina (J. W.) In the shadow of the
limelight. 5305.
Molineux (G.):
24054.
4965.
America. 14864.
Andante religioso. 143879.
Aria-impromptu. 6751.
Berceuse. 16848.
Bluebells of Scotland. 6894.
Easter offertoire. 7264.
Festal postlude. 2645.
Molineux (G.)—Continued.
Junior illustrated piano method.
28868.
Last night. 8019.
Listen to the mocking bird. 8072.
Hots: 0? fun. ~Si2i:
Marcietta in F. 17496.
Melody march. 29144.
Nocturne. 20910.
Offertorium in G. 29381.
Organ (The) 8619.
Playfellows waltz. 8710.
Pleasant recollections. 8716.
Prayer & intermezzo. 3603.
Prelude in C. 22089.
Prelude in E flat. 17756.
Prelude in G. 17757.
Sacred medley of hymn _ tunes.
8927.
Serenade. 29763.
Short prelude. * 9028. .
Soldiers’ chorus. 7514.
Star of the East. 29904.
Mollard (J.) Greeba castle.
Molloy (J. L.):
Calling. 6945.
Love’s old sweet
11060.
Only a woman’s hair.
Monaco (J. V.):
At the ragtime ball.
Don’t forget
25687.
Josie. 884.
Let me know a day before. 28960.
Monte Carlo. 24062.
Oh, Mr. Dream Man, please let
me dream some more. 24241,
25197 (185).
Throw me up and eatch me and
23404.
song. 8147,
1278.
27811.
to-morrow night.
don’t let me fall. 24891, 30364
(123).
When I woke up this morning.
16620.
Monaghan (J. J.) I am looking for
some one to love me. 28685.
Monarch and the maid. See Maid and
the monarch.
Monarch music Go.
26150.
Monck (S. J.)
15916.
Monckton (L.):
A OU alge
Bad boy and a good girl. 22732.
Bring me a rose. 14819 (88).
Come to the ball. 22988, 25197
(68).
Corner of my eye. 23015.
George Washington. 10457.
I know nothing of life. 235389.
T’ll be a sister to you all. 138042.
I’m making a book with the girls.
138057.
Little grey bonnet.
I’m all alone.
On the boat Hastland.
26431.
2117
INDEX
Monckton (L.)—Continued.
Little Japanese mamma.
Love will win. 18320.
Mousmé (The). 24085-24088,
26665, 29233-29235.
Oh dear! little Jappy girls. 26799.
Petticoats for women. 18388.
Quaker girl. 1898-1400, 3631-
3634, 8788-8795, 13711, 16728
(56), 19988, 26995.
Take a step. 1712.
Temple bell. 24848.
Tony from America.
23849.
1802, 24911.
Monestel (A.) Mass no. 8 in G.
29126.
Mongin (E.) Deux sérénades. 398.
Monier (A.) Marche fantasque.
19537.
Monier (L.) Lamento. 19368.
Monk (M. J.) One thing have I de-
sired: of the Lord. 5827.
Monk (W. H.) Abide with me. 6658.
Monkey men. 12182, 16565.
Monroe (H.) Jesus my pilot. 10861.
Monroe (M.) Something doing kid.
1616, 2072 (178).
Monroe (Mrs. N. S.):
“Come to my arms my sweetheart
as of old. 25570.
Eternal day. 25775.
Evalina’s waiting in the old chair
swing. 28310.
Ob Lona my pretty Indian maid.
26803.
Monsigny (P. A.) Rigaudon. 8860.
Monson (P. O.) I could tell it if I
felt it in the dark. 28640.
Mont (F. de) See De Mont (F.) .
Montague (H.):
Don’t we, Harold? 17012.
My untidy tie. 11248.
Simpletons. 9040.
Montague (L. H.) For you. 28274.
Montague (W.) Meet me out by the
Golden Gate. 11124.
Montanari (A.):
Ammore e n’armunia.
Capricciosetta. 18518.
Comitiva allegra. 18604.
Montani (N. A.):
Ave Maria. 91, 25330.
Complete vespers. 2489.
Regina coeli laetare. 11576.
Montano (D.):
Fading hope. 238208.
Momento. 8268.
O mari. 24211.
Prediletta. 8748.
Souvien moi! 24718.
Spagnola. 27268.
Sweetest and dearest. 24811.
Monte (A.) Lac d’émeraude. 193863.
Montefiore (V.) Two characteristic
dances. 8814.
22650.
pts Tm, -mees:, «Vv. 6
Montell (J. B.):
By the old willow tree. 25197 (5).
Where art thou my queen. 25197
(387-89).
Montelle (H.) Mexican beauties waltz.
13434.
Montemezzi (I.) Cantata. 16888.
Montgomery (N. W.) Ive tried so
hard. 213860.
Months (The) 21542, 22024, 26279.
ey (V.) Chanson de _ colinette.
242.
Montrose (Mrs. E. C.):
Daisy Dimple. 23040.
Too late. 380076.
Monture (C.) Truest sweetheart is
your mother. 30094.
Monvoisin et cie.:
Enyolée-valse.
Snacks polka.
Moody (D. B.):
If love should come. 10773.
Summer is gone. 13982:
Together. 12048.
Moon (H.):
Olympia march. 29400, 29401.
Western world. 18178.
Mooney (D. L.) When Ill be with
you once again. 16617.
Moor (H.):
Chanson du rouet.
Es fallt ein stern.
Intermezzo. 30630.
Lebe wohl. 3183.
Man glaubt dass ich mich grame.
3259.
Mélodies. 1114.
Plaintive tourterelle.
Prélude. 30631, 30632.
Rhapsodie. 380706.
Songs. 1115.
Suite. 29212.
Trois fils @or. 4110.
Moor (J. H.) “Hlegyay Zar:
Moore (A.) ’Tis fun to meet during
Centennial week. 18079.
Moore (A. C.) Vision of youth.
275438.
Moore (A. K.):
Beyond the stars. 12859 (4).
T’ll sleep ’neath the soft grassy
turf... 12359 (29).
Jansen march. 12359 (81).
Lallah waltz. 12359 (33).
Morea galop. 12359 (389).
Pansy waltz. 12859 (41).
Moore (C. F.) It must be great to be.
married. 7900.
Moore (D. L.): . |
Dat Afro American rag. 7187.
In the moonlight by the pyramids.
7855.
My sefiorita Marie.
My sweet Matilda.
460.
1595.
2373.
2599.
3579.
8401.
8406.
2118
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Moore (E):
Buds of beauty. 27947.
Dreamland. 7234.
Shady Battenkill. 13861.
More (EK. C.) May, the maiden.
29139.
Moore (EH. V.):
Crimson chest. 2468.
| Varsity. 27513.
Moore (F.) Appalachian march and
two step. 25287.
Moore (F. P.):
Air flights. 20.
Maple grove. 1046.
Orchard beach. 1284.
Moore (G. P.):
Among the flowers.
Asphodel. 6770.
Joyous Paris. 53861.
To thee, dear heart. 12045.
Moore (J. R.) What is thy standing.
12204.
Moore (J. W.):
Idle moments.
Sleepy coons.
Moore (L. L.):
All the world has gone to sleep.
18276.
Bunch of sweets.
Chatelaine. 251.
Chiffon. 257, 18550.
Flamingo. 4880 (115).
For you dearie. 17093.
High heels and buckles.
19048, 25197 (97).
Old brocade. 1263.
Perfume. 13826, 19907, 25197 (197).
Pine trees and shadows. 17740.
Powder and rouge. 19959, 22562
9830.
19186.
9068.
201.
12993,
(109).
Rosalie. 1458.
Moore (M. W.) What makes you love
me so. 6502.
Moore (R.) June skies. 17354.
More (W. W.) Julia’s voice. 28866.
Moorehead (H.) Thine. 27412.
Moorhouse (A. M.):
Mother who loves you so. 26657.
Won’t you please change hearts
with me. 9721.
Moose music co. M-double o-s-e. 21605.
Moquin (A. L.):
Only you Sue. 5831.
Park theatre march. 29462.
Moquist (J. I.) Songs of cheer and
comfort. 24705.
Mora (C.):
Hurrah for
TEAS
In confidence.
Mora; (in. 'T. )
12239.
Southern college.
15285.
When you are mine.
Moraine (G. W.):
Auto king. 14417.
Let’s take a trip in my aeroplane.
26403.
Morales (P. G.):
Bagatelle. 25348.
Esquisse andalouse.
Moran (2£.):
I want a loving little pal.
Wild rose. 4880 (178).
Moran (H. U.) Coon’s dream of Coon-
land. 2451.
Moran (M.)
29027.
Moran (N.)
19694.
Morawetz-John (H.)
2148.
Moray (N.):
Don’t cut your
17006.
Down by the seashore. 14771.
More (J. L.) Come to Portland, Ore-
gon. 12626.
Moreau (H.):
Heure tendre. 15129.
Puisque le printemps. 16048.
Sur des ailes de papillon. 16851.
Moreau (L.):
Bohémienne. 2292.
Valse vive. 4166.
Variations 4 danser. 4178.
Moreland (R. T.) Crimson chest.
2468.
Morell (E. J.)
27590.
Morena (C.): :
Florentina marsch. 2665.
Offenbach-album. 8547.
Moret (E.):
C’est Vheure chantante.
Dodo, dodinette. 7190.
Roses rouges. 27078.
Vive la rose. 12139, 12140.
Morét (N.):
Avalon. 2072 (71).
Borneo rag. 9995,
18454.
Brides and butterflies. 25450.
Chung Lo. 14819 (44).
Cupid’s patrol. 6648 (48).
Enchanted nights. 4862, 12359
(68).
Give back the kiss I gave you.
14966, 22562 (68).
If I could dream a thousand
years. 17278, 25197 (124).
Indian summer. 21417.
Island of roses and love.
Pirate chief. 11470.
When the moon swings low. 1968,
14319 (164).
Woodland dove. 2034, 2035.
Yucatan. 2072 (204).
Morett (H.) Chanson de lune. 14610.
23189.
21361.
Longing for home again.
My love on the Laramie.
Andrew Hofer.
laugh in half.
What is love.
18175,
6932.
14319 (87),
28817.
2119
INDEX
pi ni nas ¥. 6
Morette (A.) Japanglo. 868.
Morey (C. J.) Chorus army. 14640.
Morey (F. L.):
Album leaf. 2072 (1).
Cradle song. 2072 (15).
Gavotte impériale. 2072 (22).
Saltarello. 2072 (53).
Morgagni (G. B.) <Aeroplano. 6675.
Morgan (C.) My star of destiny.
17626.
Morgan (H.):
Hearts. 12975.
Violets. 121385.
Morgan (Mrs. E. J.) Id like to go
back to old Michigan just once more.
2891.
Morgan (EF. A. R.) Good bye sweet-
heart Ann. 15005.
Morgan (Mrs. H. H.) Conquering
hosts. 2446.
Morgan (J.. P.) Don’t forget your
mother. 20997.
Morgan (L.) My lost love. 5712.
Morgan (L. L.) Id like to go back
to old Michigan. 2891.
Morgan (O.) Modern school of piano-
forte technique. 29198.
Morgan (R. F.) Beautiful home.
27879.
Morgan (R. O.) In my memory.
17295.
Morgan & Scott litd.:
All hail the power. 14847.
All things bright and beautiful.
143852.
All this night bright angels sing.
25239.
Angel choirs are singing. 25265.
As with gladness men of old.
25308.
Away in a manger.
Beauty of holiness.
Behold a stranger
14482.
Bible is the best book. 14514.
Bid us go in peace: 14515.
Calm me my God. 14582.
Child is born in Bethlehem. 25531.
Childrens’ friend. 14626.
Come, Holy Spirit, come. 14660.
Harth has many a noble city.
25727.
Ever faithful, ever sure. 14842.
Every morning the red sun. 14844.
Father, let Thy kingdom come.
28351.
Father to Thee we look. 14868.
Fierce was the wild billow. 14888.
Fight the good fight. 14884.
Will Thou my life. 14885.
Gentle Jesus, meek and mild.
14951.
Glory be to Him who loved us.
14973.
DION
14472.
at the door.
Morgan & Scott ltd.—Continued.
Glory of the word. 14974.
God is working His purpose out.
14984.
Good Christian
25946.
Hallelujah, hallellujah. 15072.
Hark! the swelling breezes. 15085.
Hast thou heard Him. 15089.
He is coming. 15099.
He knows best. 15100.
Ho, ye that thirst. 151386.
Holy Father in Thy mercy. ae
Hour of prayer. 15158.
How happy are they. 15161.
How precious is the Book divine.
men, rejoice.
15162.
Hush my soul thou cans’t not mur-
mur. 15178.
Hushed was the evening hymn.
15179.
I am trusting Thee, Lord Jesus.
15184.
I love to hear sweet voices sing.
26146.
I need Thee, precious Jesus. 15245.
I saw His face of sorrow. 15248.
I will arise. 15255.
In the cross of Christ. 15299.
In Thy name O Lord assembling.
15306.
Jesus came. 153850.
Jesus Christ is Lord. 153851.
Jesus I am resting resting. 15352.
Jesus, tender Shepherd hear me.
15354.
Lamb of God I look to ‘Thee.
15419.
Like a river glorious. 15463.
Like silver lamps. 26418.
Lo! the voice of Jesus. 15489.
Lord, as to Thy dear cross. 15504.
Lord I know a work is waiting.
15505.
Loved
15526.
Loving message. 15542.
Majestic sweetness sits enthroned.
16183.
Master, speak. 291380.
Mighty God while angels bless
Thee. 15667.
My God, my King. 15765.
My heart is full of Christ.
My Lord and I. 15776.
Nothing between. 15248.
Now the day is over. 15854.
O Christ Thine eyes of light and
with everlasting love.
15766.
love. 15860. .
O love divine. 15870.
O perfect love. 15873.
Oh, give thanks to Him who made.
15886.
Once in Bethlehem. 24280.
Onward Christian soldiers. 15929.
2120
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec.. 1911
Morgan & Scott Iltd.—Continued.
Open our eyes O Lord. 15930.
Peacefully sleeping. 15974.
Rejoice, the Lord is King.
Rightful King. 16095.
Roseate hues of
16123.
Saviour, while my heart is tender.
16159.
Search me O Lord. 16185.
See, amid the winter’s
29753.
Shepherd true. 16213.
Shepherds had an angel.
Sleep holy babe. 27194.
Song of faith. 16269.
Song of redemption. 24686.
Souls of men. 16281.
Summer sun is_ sinking
16344.
Sweet is the sunlight after rain.
16360.
Sweet the moments. 16365.
There came a little child. 24860.
There is a blessed home. 16425.
This day a day of glory. 30037.
Thou didst leave thy throne.
2T41T.
Thy kingdom come. 16449.
Three little words. 16445.
Upon Thy word I rest. 16494.
Voice that breathed o’er Eden.
16537.
Walk in the light. 16561.
We love the good old bible. 16577.
We would see Jesus. 16581.
When all Thy mercies. 16611.
16079.
snow.
24608.
fast.
When His salvation bringing.
16614.
While shepherds were feeding
their flocks. 27634.
Who is this so weak and helpless.
16656.
Work for the day is coming.
16685.
Morison (M. S.) Thanksgiving day.
11981.
Morisson (H.) A la folie. 2076.
Moritz (F.):
At the spinning-wheel. 18339.
Consolation. T7066.
Marionetten. 13383.
Stille liebe. 9177.
early dawn.
Morrill (D. S.) There's a charm about
the moonlight everywhere. 27402.
Morrill (H. H.) My heartis a flame.
19682.
Morrill (P. R.)
206138.
Morris (A.):
Carnation waltz. 25502.
Chiming Veleta. 260.
Morris (B.) I’m making a flag. 28692.
Morris (Mrs. C: H.):
When you were here.
All the world for Jesus. 9815.
Believe it, receive it. 9942.
Changed in a moment of time.
2371.
Christ will win. 2399.
Easter story. 10302.
From giory to Calvary. 2690.
God’s promise is enough for me.
10504.
In the army of the King of Kings.
10806.
Jesus the first and last. 10865.
Lo, it is I. 11026.
Lost sheep. 11045.
Make this world better. 29094.
More precious to me. 11182.
Not now-just now. 11290.
Peace of God. 11448.
Pray through. 11512.
Revival tides are sweeping. 6008.
Saved to save others. 11713.
Take my yoke upon you. 3996.
Temperance crusade song. 20350.
Thy kingdom come. 120835.
We can if we will. 12179.
World’s W. C. T. U. 14281.
Wounded for our transgressions.
12310.
Morris (F. E.) Dimples. 2520.
Morris (G.) My star eyed Indian
maid. 29295.
Morris (G. P.) Yankee Doodle up to
date. 22528.
Morris (J.) jr. Down in the water-
melyun patch. 23116.
Morris (J.) ¢o.:
Adoration. 25211.
Alkali Ike. 25231.
All aboard for the boardwalk.
IGS, 22562 (52):
All I hear is rag. 25232.
And I married him. 16773, 22562
(53):
Moritz (R. K.) Wan’ a’ tea. 18157. Back to the factory Mary. 27848.
Morley (W.) & co.: Christmas don’t mean anything to
Babinette. 6802. me. 271.
Caesar’s lament. 4623. Come back to Aaron. 10129.
Episode. 7299. Cucumber rag. 341, 2072 (86),
One night. 13619. 4730.
Rounds and grounds. 27685. Do it the right way. 7186, 22562
Surmise (A) 11926. (58).
Tell me the secret. 14032. Drop a tear and bid adieu. 28263.
Wild cherries. 9682. Every little girlie has a certain
World of promise. 9729. little way. 2616.
PATA |
26596—12 24
INDEX
Morris (J.) co.—Continued.
Get on your toboggan. 2718.
Girlie mine. 10471, 22562 (67).
Hear the pickaninny band. 21255,
260387.
How do you do. 17215.
I haven’t been to Cincinnati since.
21325.
I hold a secret deep down in my
heart. 213826.
Ill do anything in reason but I
won't go home. 18045, 22562
(74).
I’m off to Ireland.
(78).
I see no change
15251, 22562 (79).
Its awf’ly hard to try to be a
lady. 854, 2072 (127).
It’s nice to be nice to a nice little
girl like you. 7902, 10888,
15328, 22562 (82).
It was me. 23662.
Just tell them that you're Irish.
7954, 22562 (85).
Kentucky eyes. 26329.
Lemon drops. 8185.
Let me glance at dear o!d Ireland
once again. 13256, 22562 (86).
Life isn’t all roses Rosie. 15458,
17409, 19418, 22562 (88).
Light that lies in womans eyes.
21536.
Little bit of lovin’ goes a long
way. 978, 2072 (134).
Louie the king of the Schuetzen
bund. 3198.
Love time is any
21581.
Love will forgive
1005, 2072 (187).
Love’s golden star.
Mary, I love you.
22562 (92).
Mr. Moon, stop looking down.
17561, 22562 (98).
Mister music master.
Mistletoe. 2072 (145).
My baby Louise. 26678.
My sunbeam Sioux. 17627, 22562
(98).
Nothing has changed but you dear.
2072 (151).
Nothing to do
21798, 24188.
O, gee! Don’t your mother dress
you cute. 15885, 22562 (105).
Peaches. 17729, 22562 (107).
Pinochle rag. 5907.
Quentano. 27000, 29558.
Race horse rag. 21989.
Rose, a stem, a broken heart.
11634, 22562 (115).
Roses mean you to me. 3735.
Sea weeds rag. 1587, 2072 (168).
222
17247, 22562
in you dear.
time at all.
and forget.
2072 (189).
13887, 19548,
5661.
i
’till to-morrow.
Morrison (C. S.)
7846, 13128.
Morrison (D.):
Morrison (G. W.)
Morrison (K.):
pL Tne... V3 6
Morris (J.) co.—Continued.
Sh! sh! sh! 9012) 22562) (117).
Sing to me dear. 9054.
Sit still Bill. 17928, 22562 (119).
Splash, splash, splash. 16296,
22562 (121).
Sunstroke rag. 24788.
Sweet bye and bye. 3978.
That Hungarian rag. 2072 (180).
That Mississippi mooch. 2072
(481)
That spooney tune. 24854.
Toast (The) of the Elk. 20411,
22562 (124).
Valley Forge. 9465, 22562 (126).
What’s your hurry Birdie. 6504.
What would we do without the
moon, moon, moon. 22487.
When a girl remembers and a boy
forgets. 4266.
When a heart’s -behind a _ kiss.
4267.
When I gathered the myrtle with
Mary. 1956, 2072 (194), 14321.
Whoa Nanee. 4310.
You are my rose of roses.
22562) (132)%
16696,
Morris (Joseph) :
Glittering moonbeams. 2788.
Heart’s sorrow. 2838.
Recess time. 5978.
She’s my little Katy Murphy in
dear old Killarney. 3840.
Morris (M.) pseud. See Wheeler (Mrs.
M.)
Morris (M. S.)
sons for music students.
Morris (P. J.)
oer
Morris (V.)
Morris (W. H.)
Morrissey (W.):
Practical writing les-
11502.
Maid of the moon.
Coo-coo Jim. 10154.
Montello. 17571.
Gee, I’m scared. 25197 (89).
I’m glad youre sorry. 25197
(Cala t33))
In silent thought.
All hail Girard. 14846.
Gee! but you’re nifty kid. 10454.
That sneaky rag. 24858.
Our land. 19862.
Put on your clogs once more.
3627.
Ruby Rubenstein. 17877.
Morrison (R. S.):
African anties. . 14333.
Coryphées. 14686.
Eeffervescence. 25737.
Love charms. 26466.
Love light. 29048.
Nip and Tuck. 15887.
No surrender. 15839.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Morrison (R. S.)—Continued.
Summer fancies. 29985.
Undulation. 16488.
Morrison (S. H.) Farm house on the
hill. 14862.
Morrison (W. B.):
Candlelight. 2342.
Candlelight reverie. 20884.
Scarecrow rag. 38775, 11719.
Morrissey (W.):
Fairy tales. 10358.
Gee! I’m scared. 10455.
Hobble rag. 10618, 12359 (74).
I’m glad you’re sorry. 10709.
Morrow (W.) ‘Thy home oh liberty.
30052.
Morse (A. C.):
Autumn nights. 20776.
Ballet des fleurs. 1246S.
Battling line. 4512.
Royal rooters. 16187.
Sonia. 24680.
Morse (C. H.) Wheelock P. M. 9618.
Morse (R. F.) Belle of Elsinore.
12492.
Morse (T.):
Another rag. 25277.
Baby blue eyes. 9895.
Call around any old time.
Dixie gray. 10252.
Good fellowship begins at home.
25482.
EAU A :
Hannah won’t you smile awhile
on me. 10569.
I just can’t keep away from you.
2899.
If your heart knew a heart like
mine. 2966.
Letty Lane. 8042.
Show me the way to Frisco. 1562.
Sweet Swanee Sue. 22238.
To arms, to arms. 4082.
Washington waddle. 22419.
What is a night without dreams.
1947.
Morse (T.) music co.:
Another rag. 25277.
Baby blue eyes. 9895.
Call around any old time, any old
time at all. 25482.
Dixie gray. 10252.
Good fellowship begins at home.
PEWS
Hannah won’t you smile awhile
with me. 10569.
I’d love to lead a military band.
28646.
I just can’t keep away from you.
2899.
If your heart knew a heart like
mine. 2966.
Letty Lane. 8042.
*Lizabeth Ann. 29018.
Melody man. 38308.
Morse (T.) music co.—Continued.
Show me the way to Frisco.
Sweet Swanee Sue. 22233.
That’s how I want to be loved.
22279.
That’s why the violets live. 11996.
To arms: to arms. 4082.
Washington waddle. 22419.
What is a night without dreams.
1947.
Morse (T. F.)
hOZE2:
Morse (W.) Madrigale.
Mortland (C. L.)
Morton (C.)
63882.
1562.
Down in Jungle Town.
23912.
Cheer up. 6987.
Troubles of McGann.
Morton (EH.) I got you Steve. 28653.
Morton (F.):
Bachelor’s love song. 183875.
Boogie man. 14540, 18452.
Swing, swing. 18022.
Waltz song. 16568.
Morton (W. C.) M-double 0-s-e.
21605.
Mortzan (O.)
Mosapp (W.)
Mosby (B. E.)
My lovin’ Sam. 13516.
Jung Volker. 5366.
Look out for Johnson.
17439.
Mosby (J. L.) Wealth of the world is
you. 1AZLST.
Moseley (G.) Daisies might tell.
18652.
Mosenthal (A. A.):
Bachelor’s apology. 16728 (1).
Music of the sea. 16728 (11).
Sailor’s song. 16728 (16).
Mosenthal (J.):
Awake, awake,
4380 (5).
Bachelor’s apology.
the day dawns.
16728 (1).
Holy babe of Bethlehem. 25197
(9).
Music of the sea. (11) 16728.
O’er Bethlehem’s shepherd plains.
25197 (22).
Resurrection story. 4380 (69).
Sailor’s song. 16728 (16).
Te Deum in F. 11964.
Moser (A.) Deutsches lied. 2516.
Moses (E. V.) Eastern star. 14800.
Mosher (H.) Meet me in the meadow,
Lula. 23982.
Mosley (L.) Bachelor girl’s reverie.
25342.
Mosley (T. B.) New songs of the
King. 8470.
2837T.
See De Moss (L. K.)
If you’re not a million-
Moss (K.) Floral dance.
Moss (L. Kk. de)
Moss (M. F.)
aire. 7816.
Moss (M. M.):
T’ll put a light in the window.
17238.
Jesus only. 17840.
2123
INDEX
Moszkowski (M.):
Arabeske. 14819 (1).
Complainte. 29222.
Dance. 29223.
Feuillet d@ album. 11186, 26651.
Gavotte. 10447, 19632, 19638,
26652.
Guitarre. 11187.
Impromptu. 29224.
Intimité. 19634.
Minuetto. 2072 (88).
Moment musical. 8363, 11188,
11190.
Offrande. 29225.
Prélude et fugue. 26653.
Romance. 38364.
Romance sans paroles. 5679.
Romany revel. 5680.
Scherzino. 16728 (10), 24077.
Scherzo-étude. 11191.
Serenade. 3365.
Serenata. 17589, 24078.
15729-15732.
8330, 24079, 26654.
Spanische tinze.
Spanish dance.
Mouret (J. J.) Deux bourrées.
Mousmé (The)
24085-24088, 24128, 24848, 26665,
27189, 30569, 30775.
Mouton (H.):
DEF PEE, DSS" V6.
Mouquet (J.)—Continued.
Nymphes (Les) 5764.
Scherzo. 138474, 24084.
1129.
23015, 23539, 23849,
Adorable aventure. 43885, 4886,
6667.
Jumbo’s two-step. 15368, 17353.
Voici Vheure. 16538, 16539, 18148.
Moutrie (C.):
Barney. 18386.
For dreaming’s sake. 7397.
Garden rhapsody. 7487.
Little ‘dreams. 21549.
Lonesome. 11082.
Lullaby town. 15546, 15547.
Morning glory. 21719.
Premier amour. 19966.
South wind sleeps. 139382.
Twilight wonder. 22346. ~
Valse délicieuse. 16499.
Sunrise. 26655. Ye gods and little fishes. 27676.
Mote (A. R.) March of. triumph. | Mowen (L.) Lover’s delight. 23891.
11093. Mower (L.) Her darling departed. 1
Mott (Mrs. A. F.) African hunter’s 19044. |
fall. 6678. Mowrer (H. LL.) Crescent moon |
Mott (C.) Nada, 24144. waltzes. 7085.
Mott (K. W.) Wireless (The) 2014. | Moyer (W. D.): }
Motzan (O.): Dreamland waltz. 2553.
Broadway promenade. 14559. Pupils delight. 3618.
Winfte gebot. 30492. Reverie at eve. 3684.
Gaynor march. 2707. | Sentiment. 38828.
Geriis von der mamen. 17120. Mozart (W. A.):
I gotta da piktch. 26124. Adagio und rondo. 26672.
Joe you’re good-a for not. 15856, | Agnus Dei. 3368.
16728 (47). Alleluja. 1180.
Kasar toira. 13201. Andante, minuetto e rondo. 26671.
Meet me to-night dear moon. Ave verum. 18475.
26559. Ave verum corpus. 3369.
Moishe Rabeinu. 5664. Belle gavotte and priests’ march.
Pitzele kind. 8705. 11202.
Ragtime Bill. 27006. Cantabile. 3370.
Shabes koidesh. 11767, 14319 Cavatine de Belmont. 29237.
(139). Deutscher tanz. 5684, 26670.
Mould (Mrs. M.) Red roses. 17835. pon ae
Moulins qui chantent. 24083. Hicht fancies 33 41
ee eas pants Entftihrung aus dem Serail. 19650.
: Finale. 30364 (44).
Moulton | (V.) : Fraternity hymn. 29239.
Falling autumn leaves. 23216. Gavotte. 30635.
Old mill stream. 24259.
Mount union college song book. 15741.
Mountain (J.) Search me, O Lord.
16185.
Mouquet (J.):
Au village. 4453.
Captives (Les) 4630.
Diane et Endymion. 7178, 14748,
25672, 25673.
Marche antique. 17489, 17490,
26520, 26521,
2124
Laudate Dominum. 3871, 8342.
Menuet from the opera Don Juan.
aoiee
Menuett. 5686.
Menuetto. 11208, 11204, 27714
(14).
Musik ftir alle. 21728.
Non so piti cosa son. 19651.
Overture zum Don Giovanni.
Oxen waltz. 9782 (15).
Papageno’s magic melody. 21724.
8343.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Mozart (W. A.)—Continued.
Premier air d’Osmin.
Premier air de Constance.
Romance. 29635.
Rondo de Blondini. 29242.
Two gayvottes. 15744.
Variationen tiber ein allegretto.
29241.
29240.
13476.
Variations from sonata in D
major (21725.
Vom naschen. 383738.
Zauberfidte (Die) 112085.
Mozarthaus (O. K.):
Aria. 4631.
Berceuse. 14501.
Fantasiesttick. 14859.
Gavotte 4 la coeur. 10449.
Sarabande und intermezzo arioso.
8946.
Serenata gotica.
Mraczek (J. G.):
Nocturno. 15745.
Quintett. 1131.
Muchmore (H. EH.)
Muchsel (R.):
Gavotte 4 la coeur. 10449.
Sarabande und intermezzo arioso.
8946.
Miiblert (M.):
Arbeiter-lied. 9852, 30382.
Blockhaus (Das) 30414.
Spinnerlied. 380771.
MiihImeir (A.) Es riefen die glocken.
28301.
Miiller (C. C.):
At vespers.
Mareh in G. 1182.
Rustic dance. 1479.
Miller (C. F.) Gavotte in F. 568.
Mueller (FE. H.) Te Deum laudamus.
16397.
Miller (F.):
In der friihlingsnacht. 17285.
Monastery chimes. 11172.
Miiller (H. L.) Deutsches blut.
Miller (I.):
Te Deum. 92838.
Thirty studies. 24091.
Mueller (J.) She sleeps by the sil-
very Rio Grande. 61835.
Miller (J. M.) Dir zu liebe! 25674.
Miiller (P. E.) Lange-) * See Lange-
Miiller (P. E.)
13857.
Bridget. 18475.
719.
7168.
Miiller-Schnauder (O.) Christnachts-
zauber. 278.
Muff (W.) Three tunes. 8346.
Muffat (A. G.) Allegro spiritoso.
14856.
Mugellini (B.) Metodo d’esercizi tec-
mien * 26598,’ 26599, 29170; 29174,
30621-30623.
Muhlbaur (O.) Sweet lavender. 1699.
Muhlke (H.) See Muhlke (J. H.)
Muhlke (J. H.):
Hvelina Wilhelmina
Brown. 7310.
Rag craze. 1406.
Muir UL. H)2
Hello stranger. 26051.
Italian honeymoon. 26277.
Matrimony rag. 26547.
Texas Tommy’s dance.
(88), 14819 (148).
When ragtime Rosie ragged the
rosary. 25084, 27607.
Mulet (H.):
Dernier des Maourys.
Deux étoiles. 30465.
Mulford (M.) Quest that shall not
fail. 16059.
Mull (J. T.) You will kiss that same
face over and over again. 30350.
Mullen (A.) Give my love to mother.
25919.
Mullen (F.):
Jobnson
6326, 9782
50462.
After all. 30368.
Hundred fathoms deep. 30547.
Love, and a river. 30592.
Maids of honour. 17481.
Norway revisited. 30648.
Norwegian scenes. 21792.
Mullen (G. E.):
I love that flag so true. 28675.
I’m going back to New York State.
28687.
Mullen ’(J. B.):
Gosh, it’s fierce to be a girl. 2774.
I’d love to love a girl like you.
13030.
Mullen (W. J.)
Mullennix (H. A.)
3172.
Mullens (A. R.) Town I’ve never been
to. 223528.
Mulligan (J. T.):
Maybe its the moon. 8240.
Not if Willie is wise. 8496.
Under the eyes of the moon. 4135.
When you're a big girl Mary, and
I’m a big boy tuo. 4299.
Mulliner (I. Furman-) See Furman-
Mulliner (1I.)
Mullins (L.) Whistling wind. 22484.
Mulvey (EK. J.) Let’s run away and
marry. 10984.
Mumma (A. A.):
Algernon. 25230.
Little empty nest.
Annabel Lee. 12411.
Eulalie. 21065.
Hymn. 21308.
Oh heart of mine. 13596.
Oh it’s me for the grand liberty.
218389.
Mun (M. Z.) Don’t trouble trouble till
trouble troubles you. 10266.
Munder (J. H.) God of our father-
land. 10495.
Mungovan (W. J.).
regret. 5311.
In the valley of
2125
INDEX
Munkel (F.) Rose im tal. 3782.
Munsell (J. R.) Yowll wish me back
again. 18230.
Munson (S. A.) My sweetheart Marie.
21755.
Murchison (—):
Memories of the old school bell.
17525.
You’re the sweetest girl in all the
world to me. 2051.
Murdison (A. W.) My bonnie hielan
lassie. 380636.
Murdoch (— Mackenzie-)
kenzie-Murdoch (--).
Murdock (H.) My name is foolish
Tommy. 26707.
Murdock (EH. E.):
I’m stuck on you. 19156.
My loving Eb. 19695.
Murdock (J. K.) Perry County home
sweet home. 15986.
Murdock bros.
Tommy. 26707.
Murfree (J.):
Green rag. 7530.
Hope. 5170.
Red rag. 8819.
Red-rag two-step. 1414.
Rigoletto song. 8862.
Violets. 9529.
Murfree music ¢o.:
Green rag. 7530.
See Mac-
Hope. 5170.
Red rag. 1414.
Rigoletto. 8862.
Violets. 9529.
Muriff (J. J.) Green gravel and you.
17156.
Murillo (B.):
Gavotte. 6648 (56).
Morenita. 17580, 18244 (75).
Murnigham (F. J.) I’m always home
on Wednesday night. 7724, 7725.
Murphey (C. W.) Call of the heart.
27970.
Murphy (—)
Sweden. 10726.
Murphy (B.):
Cowboy Sue.
Hyes; 23203.
Will the old home look the same.
25126.
Murphy (C. W.):
Anna, qu’ est-ce que t’ attends.
143884.
Any old port in a storm. 20751.
At the grindin’ of the cane. 183836.
Clarice, come over to Paris. 7028.
Come back, white man Jack. 2428.
Don’t forget to write little girlie.
7201.
Kh, what a fool I was.
Mlanagan. 10388.
Has anybody here seen Kelly.
23442,
I’ve a garden in
23023.
7270.
My name is foolish |
Dit TH, we se:, Vs) '6
Murphy (C. W.)—Continued.
Have a banana. 7588.
Have you heard John James
O’Hara. 17181.
Hello, silvery sea.
Hogmanay. 380548.
I'll be out in the lifeboat all night.
7711.
I’m taking the open air treatment.
80551.
I’ve been out with the man in the
moon. 7764.
Let me put my clogs on,
30584.
Meet me in Kellyland. 11123.
My wench is a factory wench.
21262.
do.
8409.
Night I fought Jack Johnson.
15880.
O’Brien. 1242. .
Oh! the Indians in the strand.
11346.
On the green isle of Arran. 11370.
Only bit of Ireland in old New
York. 8608.
Play us a tune on the gramophone.
5910.
Plink, plonk! the skin of a Span-
ish onion. 18676.
Put on your clogs once more.
3627.
She lived in the Friendly Isles.
9018.
Take me back to the Congo, Pongo.
11951.
They’re all single by the seaside.
12016.
We all go the same way home.
12176.
We all went to Leicester square.
20556. .
When I see you fishing. 9629.
When you live opposite to me.
12241,
You must come round on Satur-
day. 27689.
Murphy (F.) Katydid’s
28881.
Murphy (G. C.):
Greater Cortland.
Love-lass. 5514,
26470.
Murphy (J. D.)
Murphy (J. J.)
1141.
Murphy (J. P.):
Commodore Jack Barry. 18607.
Good old Pennsylvania. 12919.
Murphy (L.) Glory to God. 25926.
Murphy (M. J.) Be careful what you
do. 22746.
Murphy (R.) I’m longing for my
little Irish home. 138056.
Murphy (S.) Come on, Maria. 300,
25197 (67).
serenade.
12933.
13313, 19467,
Rain clouds. 21992.
My boyhood’s home.
2126
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Murphy (W. A.) I'd rather win you
sweetheart. 10673.
Murray (—) That's nice. 4030.
Murray (A.) Commencement song.
10143.
Murray (B. Gaston-)
Murray (B.)
Murray (E. J.) music co.
and I. 14916.
Murray (F.):
Come down, Mrs. Brown!
down. 25564.
Don’t do it again, Matilda. 14768.
Ginger, you’re balmy. 2722.
Let’s go the longest way. 3144.
Let’s have a basin of soup. 8036.
Mooney. 8318.
Oh, the hobble, the horrible, hor-
rible hobble. 8562.
Patsy Hennessey. 15970.
She may be wealthy, she may be
poor. 13865.
Standard bread. 11874.
Start out with nothing in your
pocket. 29909.
See Gaston-
For you
come
There’s danger on the line. 24864.
This is the harem skirt. 12019.
Murray (F.D.) For youand I. 14916.
Murray .(I.):
Dragon flies benefit ball. 143819
(8).
Laughing song. 14819 (18).
Ten fairies. 2072 (60).
Terrible tale. 143819 (28).
Murray (J. H.) Light of the world.
8065.
muyrray: (J. BR.) :
Dragon flies benefit ball.
(8).
Laughing song. 14819 (13).
Pacific glee book. 20703 (40).
Terrible tale. 14819 (28).
Murray (M.) Meet me to night in
the valley. 29150.
Murray (O. C.) When the nightin-
gales sang. 16633.
Murray (S.):
Mammy’s sleepy head. 13361.
Won’t you be my sugar plum.
12301, 16681.
Mmueray (TT. A.):
Columbia. 290.
Mother waiting at the door.
Murtagh (H. B.):
My aviation girl. 26677.
My Irish senorita. 24107.
Muscadines (Les) 17018, 17123, 17501.
17597, 17856, 17898, 18204, 18240.
Muschamp (S.) Toast (The). 12046.
Muse (M. P.) Southern breeze. 22174.
Musgrove (T. W.):
Brown eyes. 20868.
Dream vale. 21017.
14319
8334.
a i a
Musi-Carl Dorr Assn. Take me to
Wildwood, Wildwood by the sea.
16383.
Music house of Laemmle:
Bess machree. 2072 (78).
Blarney Kate. 6881.
Chanteclar cackles. 2072 (80).
Der deutsche rag. 2072 (91).
Don’t say good bye.. 2072 (95).
Give me a spin in your Mitchell.
2072 (101).
Go on and love me some more.
2072 (104).
Imp. 2072 (124).
Jingle of the money. 2072 (128).
King of the pbungaloos. 2072
Gis7):
Shooting star. 2072 (171).
Something doing, kid. 1616, 2072
(173).
Whoop-a-daisy. 16658.
Musicians music pub. co.:
Blush rose. 25428.
Honey, you can turn the world
around for me. 18006.
Monotony. 29204.
Musick (R.) Won’t that do.
Musiklovers co.:
Atlantic City troop. 14413.
Bride of the mistletoe. 2307.
City lights. 2410.
Famous first. 17066, 21085.
My lady o’ dreams. 21740.
Pink and twenty. 11467.
Musik-verlag “‘ musika ”:
Immer musst du artig sein. 5288.
Singe mein schatz wie die lerche
juchhe. 6171.
Musikant (Der) 1187.
Musin (O.) UExtose. 1322.
Musen (O.) school of music.
shifting exercises. 12689.
Muskatt (M.A.) Your presence makes
the world a paradise. 30855.
Musso (L.):
Mon ange. 26627.
Solitude. 27214.
Mussorgsky (M. P.):
25150.
Difficult
Heulend braust der sturmwind.
21270.
Joshua. 3065.
Mariage (Le). 8216.
Martha’s song. 5584.
Musician’s peep-show. 88350.
Peasant cradle song. 5882.
Siege of Kazan. 6154.
Song of Mephistopheles in Auer-
bach’s cellar. 9109.
Sternlein, sag’ mir an. 22200.
Unverstindliche (Die) 22368.
Wehmiitig rauschten die blatter.
22428.
Yeremouscha’s cradle song.
Musterweiber (Die).
24097, 25768.
9743.
19660-19663,
2127
INDEX
Muther (H. L.) Their Alabama home.
16422.
Mutt and Jeff. 22670.
My Cinderella girl. 24482, 24758,
24763.
My lady's boudoir’ | 201) W25T,? 1263.
326, 18550, 19098, 19907.
Myers (FB. A.):
Puster Brown. 18490.
Waltz Olivette. 25035.
When knighthood was in Chicago.
14234.
Myers (G. M.) Earth has many a
mople city. “25qZu.
Myers (M.) ‘Trailing arbutus. 24916.
Myers (M. W.) Sunstroke rag. 24788.
Myers (S. S.):
EKarth is the Lord’s. 21034. .
Praise ye the Lord. 5930.
Thou knowest, Lord. 24881.
Myland (D. W.) Gospel praise. 15012.
Nachéz (‘T.) Danses tziganes. 16976.
Nacht von Berlin. 23256, 23421, 23791,
23947, 23948, 24005, 24139, 243815,
24468, 24544, 24564, 25129, 251380.
Nada Delwig. 3408.
Nadler (M.):
Flordia, I will long for you.
12821.
My red roses. 15786.
Those dancing eyes. 16441.
Naething (HK. H.) Gloria in excelsis.
4380 (38).
Nagel (G.):
@an I
2548.
I hate to talk
26126.
Nagler (F.):
Drossel und fink. 4388.
Frohe sehnsucht. 544.
Heilige (Die) nacht. 686, 5121.
Ich hore ein lied in avinde wehn.
10749.
Juch heissa. :
Kecken (Die) 26325.
get a divorce for that.
Lenzlied. 263898.
Mein herz hat sich gesellet. 17519,
26563.
Nun will der lenz uns grtissen.
17660.
So geht’s. 1599.
Sturmfahrt. 11904.
Wiegenlied der Maria. 27648,
27644.
Wintertag im gebirge. 27654.
Naila. 4782.
Nairn (N.) My lady Nicotine. 17612,
148244 (76).
Names (A.)
19848.
Napoletano (V.):
Ammore ’e patria. 2: :
*E)} palle @’e Turche. 25722.
Only a bunch of flowers.
is
=P)
t
aX
about my self.
pt, M1, n.s., v."6
Narcy (C. Harrison-) See Harrison-
Narcy (C.)
Nardella (E.):
Bettina. 22792.
Capille janche. 22895.
E bonasera, ammore. 23142.
"EH rose. 23146.
Kyva trovat), Zotar
I’ songo ’e Napule. 28569.
Lei fa. 23790.
Lontano da te. 13302, 13303.
°O nomme suio. 26779.
’O spasso. 24219.
Sole d’ oro. 24668.
Nardini (P.):
Adagio. 26335.
Adagio du concerto. 18252.
Concerto en mi mineur. 17634.
Nares (—) Te Deum in F. 17386.
Nash (M. M.) Bubbles. 20870.
Nash (N. D.) Olive branch. 21858.
Nash (R. L.) In the vale of old Vir-
ginia. 19238.
Nash (W. G.) Technique theory and
memorizing. 9291.
Nasmith (I. W.)
Nassann (W.):
Back where the school bell rang.
9904.
Connecticut march.
Farewell my Isabelle.
Forever thine. 2679.
Vulcan the blacksmith. 12152.
You’re the sweetest girl I know.
4360.
Northland. 1220.
10150.
2640.
Zingara waltzes. 22558.
Nastrueci (U.) Star valse. 11878.
Natali ais) Espérance d’amour.
18797.
Nathan (J.) My cavalier. S858.
Nathan (J. S.) Where love is king.
12248, 16728 (71).
Nathan the wiseman. 12200.
National music pub. co.:
All be gay. 26.
Go way meddlesome moon. 618.
I don’t care if I never go home or
what becomes of me. 7696.
Prescription for love. 13878.
Put me upon an island. 8786.
Natl. spiritualists’ assn. of the U. S. of
America. Spiritualist hymnal. 24724.
Natl. W. C. T. U. Young people’s
temperance chorus book. 20688.
Natoma. 5731, 9782 (26), 9782 (58),
9962, 10798, 11262, 11263, 117683,
12111, 12112, 18040, 15021, 15022,
17635, 28147, 28519, 29182, 29447.
Nattes (E.) Honey, you can turn the
world around for me. 13006, 18244
(64).
Naue (R.) Flower of beauty. 12828.
2128
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Naughty Marietta. 18, 426, 759, 858,
1180, 2072 (66) (97) (150), 2920,
3410, 4102, 4880 (171), 7222, 7728,
8090, 8425, 9782 (71), 10278, 11264,
11268, 20726.
Naumann (0O.)
Navarra (G.)
22574.
Navarre (N.):
Caroline take a spin with me.
16893.
For she’s so hard to please. 149153.
Girl from the ranch. 25915.
I’ve been looking for a little girl
like you. 17255.
In my dreams. 26226.
Jack’s wooing. 15340.
On a moonlight summer’s night.
17689.
Why don’t you love me. 30298.
Under the spooney tree. 16487.
Nay (J.) Will you love me when the
bloom of youth is gone. 2009.
Naylor (C. EF.) Walk in the light.
Nis Randers. 21781.
’A guerra cu’e turche.
16561.
Nayman (J.) On the way to Texas.
24276.
Nazare (G. K.) Flots, palmes, sables.
18874.
Nazare-Aga (Y. K.):
Aux petits enfants. 6794.
Dreams of thee. 10288, 1478S.
Petit drame. 11454.
Nazarene pub. co.:
Behold a stranger at the door.
12491.
Crown Him. 12651.
From all that dwell below
skies. 12860.
In new Jerusalem. 13135.
Lord is my Shepherd. 18305.
March to victory. 1383738.
My heavenly home. 13508.
My Lord and. 1. 13515.
O how happy are they.
Peace of God. 13651.
River of life. 13753.
Neal (C.) Piano players rag.
Neale (C. M.)
14472.
Neary (J. J.)
suffragette.
Neat (J.):
All get together. 12385.
Follow the bald-heads. 28880.
Follow your leader. 28381.
the
13578.
SOT.
Beauty of holiness.
Oh you shy little sly
17679.
Heather-time in heather-land.
19035.
I have a dear little shamrock.
I5AOT.
Ill go half way home with you.
LBA
I want to have a look at dear old
london: 28715.
Neat (J.)—Continued.
If I could only hold you in my
arms. 19191.
One of the bo-hoys.
Raindrops. 13724.
Réve d’amour. 1431.
She’s a pretty little saint is May.
18866.
Someone
1615.
What’s the use of saving up your
money. 14222.
Why can’t the girls be soldiers.
30828.
Will the whistler.
Wobbly walk.
Nebur (A. 8S.) :
I’m going back home.
Lovable love. 26464.
Way down in Southern Louisian’
at RST Ne
Necke (H.):
Kolo, ~19an2,
Menuet pompadour. 11139.
Rapsodia zingara. 8
Skating. 6178.
Summer fragrance. 9203.
Violin schiiler-konzerte.
Ne Collins (J. E.)
17128.
Nedbal (0O.):
Barbara-walzer.
9911.
Cudna Barbora. 10171.
Kkeusche Barbara. 902.
Lord-marsch. 3191, 8112. 11036.
Pochod lordu. 11479.
Neddermeyer (F. L.):
8597.
waits for somebody.
9688.
30834.
28685.
27540.
Glee & chorus book.
2218
bS17, 6818,
Nicht. 2AAG:
Presto. 8751.
Who was that I saw you with.
20626.
Neddermeyer & Clough:
Night. 21776.
Presto. 8751.
Neece (A. C.) Saved by grace songs.
20102.
Needham (A. A.):
Broom flower. 193.
It’s no very lang sin’ syne.
Kiss ahint the door. 908.
Lay of the links. 948.
| _ My ain hoose. 1139.
My mither tongue. 1164.
Naebody. 1176.
Oh, waly, waly. 1259.
Scotland’s fame. 1533.
Up in the morning early. 1845.
Wee Willie Winkie. 1932.
Needham (W. 1.) :
Boys of ‘98. 25443.
Cow boy’s lament. 350452.
He will never pass you by. 95112.
March of the brotherhood of man.
857.
2129
INDEX
Di. ca, mis., -vi.6
Needham music house. Our jolly
women. 26867.
Needs (W.) Operator (The)
Neely (A. B.)
Neely (A. J.)
shining brightly.
Neemer (M.):
- Beefsteak and onions. 14475.
Pork and beans. 16018.
Net (J.)::
Change that opera tune to rag-
time. 240.
Danny, my Dublin dandy. 358.
Neger (A. J.) That trombone man.
ANG2:
Negiia. Gh. P2):
Capriccio-walzer. 14590.
Intermezzo. 15814.
Neidlinger (W. H.):
All thro’ the night.
Comfort ve. 25576.
I hope the skies are kind to you.
2896.
Judge me O God. 7940.
O Lord, so great and powerful.
17665. |
15931.
Heiny. 28568.
When the stars are
4291.
25240.
Mah blackbird. 3250.
Rockin’ in de win’. 27053.
Story-land. 27300.
Sweet Miss Mary. 3978, 6291.
There were shepherds. 22296.
What went ye out for to See.
27594.
Neilan (F. C.) If you only knew.
Role:
Neill (H. G.) I love my mother-in-
law. 191387.
Neilson (B.) If. 28729.
Neilsson (H. F.) Standard scales,
chords & arpeggios for violin. 3988.
Nekarda (V.) Moving picture show.
15743.
Nelson
13450.
Nelson (A. W.):
I hear the voice of Jesus Say.
2895.
What shall I do with Jesus. 25067.
Nelson (C. J.) Fraternity glide. 542.
Nelson (E.) Tanzen wir, marquis.
16389.
Nelson
24745.
Nelson (l.) Banjo tunes.
Nelson (lL. G.)
Nelson (M.):
If I had a Sweetheart who was
just like you. 10761.
Just some one the moonlight and
(A.) Mississippi waves.
(J. E) Stars and_ stripes.
27860.
Mother’s fear. 29230.
you: 26316:
Nelson (O. T.) Sumset.. 1687.
Nelson (P. W.) Each star tells my
love for you. 25725.
Nelson (R.):
Aéronette (L’)
Apachen-polka.
Beim ball
1389.
Chess duet.
Be
18312.
in der Philharmonie.
22929, 25197 (62).
Divertissement. 20985.
Drei tiinze. 30641.
Du, du, du-ehen. 14792) 18754,
18755.
Duft’ge Parmaveilchen. 12726.
Erbprinzessin Klara. 30483.
Ghost (The) 238823, 25197 (90).
Hochlandskinder. 708.
Hoheit amiisiert sich. 19057,
21285, 28586. 3
Hosendame und _ hosenkavalier.
15154.
Ich bin ja nicht schdén aber frech.
788.
Ich weiss bescheid. 30554.
Idioten-terzett. 80555. .
Ja, die liebe macht kolossalen
spass. 18158.
Just.a little kisses Zeste:
Knodelmiidel (Das) 10935.
Krabbel geschichte. 929.
Kuno, der weiberfeind. 930.
Macs (The) 25197 (157), 26497.
Madel komm’ reich mir den roten |
mund. 13340, 13341.
Miuschen klein. 13342, 138343.
Mauschen-walzer.
19512.
Mein wildes tigerkatzchen. 13409,
13410, 15633, 15634.
Miss Dudelsack. 2072 (144), |
24047, 26617, 26618.
Moritat. 1117.
Nelson-walzer. 17641, 26729.
Oh you, you darling. 24249,
24250, 25197 (188).
Pluck not the rose.
25197 (201).
Ride, red captain, ride.
24477, 25197 (205).
Rote (Das) kleid. 1470.
Sag’ Hinschen, warum. 30721.
Schwipsszene (Hine) 380788.
So verrtickt sind die weiber ver-
liebt. 16244.
They call me Dudelsack. 24870,
25197 (289).
Two-step. 80806.
Urwaldidyll.
20471.
Versierte lilly.
24370, 24371,
24476,
30812.
Von zwolf bis fritih um _ sieben.
20566.
16545.
Wenn der kuckuck schreit.
Wiedersehn (Ein). 1997.
Wir sind die Apachen der liebe. |
14278.
Ner tomid.
16584.
2130
15564, 17479, |
16495, 16496, 20470, |
3419, 11908, 12956, 14315, |
i
ae
!
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Nerini (E.):
Gammes et arpéges. 4976.
Soir de Waterloo. 1602.
Neruda (—). Berceuse slave.
6858, 6859, 12499.
Nesbitt (Mrs. N. B.)
sleep. 29804.
Nesbitt (Mrs. W. W.)
sleep. 29804.
Nessler (V. E.) Young Werner’s
parting song. 30353.
Nestler (A.) Zwé6lf etiiden. 13544.
Nestor (J.) They’ve won every na-
2266,
Sleep darling
Sleep darling
_tion’s battles but their own. 1774,
6344, 9346.
Nettleship (Mrs. C. D.) ’Neath the
tall and shady pepper tree. 19732.
Neulauer (F. J.):
Amar. 27764.
Cheerful Charlie. 28020.
Purple rag. 29548.
"Twas in the time of roses. 22343,
30107.
Neue middchen.
27701, 28460.
Neue verlag, g. m. b. h.:
25245, 25924, 27488,
Kunstmicen. 10949.
Themidore. 14060.
Neuer (B.):
After sunset. 18259.
Prayer to St. Anthony of Padua.
19964.
Neuert (F.):
Auftrag. 2181.
Fahr wohl ich hatte dich so lieb.
Poot.
Im Mai. 7823.
Saurer wein. 11706.
Schirm’ dich Gott, du deutscher
wald. 17894.
Treuer tod. 18098.
Neukomm (—):
Ave Maria. 9885.
Liebelei. 964, 10990, 10991.
Lied der Christine. 966.
Souper-walzer. 3911.
Waldmirchen. 42381.
Wiegenlied. 4319.
16 instructive four
pieces. 29314.
Neumann (M.): _.
Abschied von der schenke.
Es fiel ein reif. 7305.
, Feldjager (Die) 7364.
Fenstergang. 7367.
Geheimnis. 7450.
Herzig lieb schitzelein. 7638.
Im walde. 7825.
Kuss in ehren. 8004.
Nachtbild. 84138.
Neuer vorsatz. 8488.
Sausewind. 8951.
Schwiibisches volkslied. 8980.
Tringlied am Rhein. 9415.
Triibsinn. 9424.
hand piano
6661.
Neumann (M.)—Continued.
Voglein im hohen baum.
Volkslied. 9547.
Vom naschen. 38738.
Wiinsche. 9735.
Neupert (E.):
10 selected studies for the devel-
opment of expression. 21768.
33 etiiden. 3420.
Neury (J.):
Intermezzo-pizzicato. 845.
Little Japs. 28999, 29000.
Soirée de mai. 29824.
Neuville (G. de) See De Neuville
9541.
(G.)
Never homes. 21113, 21490, 21546,
22284, 24828, 24902.
Nevin (A. P.) Two songs. 16728
CEE
Nevin (B.) Mammy’s lullaby. 21619.
Nevin (C.)
20858.
Nevin (E.):
Bed-time song. 253868.
Before the day break.
Deux chants sans paroles.
26734.
I once had a sweet little doll
dears. 26172.
Misericordia. 21704.
Mon désir. 19618.
Narcissus. 11258.
Nightingale’s song.
Ophelia. 21872.
Rosary (The) 16116-16115.
Serenade. 27189.
Shepherd’s tale. 22109.
Song of the lotos. 1624.
Stars of the summer night.
‘Twas April. 380106.
‘Valzer gentile. 27510.
When the land was white with
moonlight. 302538.
Woodpecker (The) 20662.
Nevin (EK. W.) ‘Two songs.
G2 ye
Nevin (G. B.):
Bells of Shandon.
Cycle of folk-songs.
Every time. 7318.
Forget me not. 128388.
Hundred pipers. 7666.
If ye abide in Me. 28745.
Love waiteth yet to greet thee.
26476.
O little mother of mine.
Risen (The) Lord. 8867.
Bonniest maid o’ Dundee.
27889.
5
2
6733,
19749.
29907.
16728
22174.
20957.
8514...
Wurzburg bells. 6617.
New music pub. ¢o.:
Can it be love. 6948.
I only just want you. 77SS.
New Vassar college song book. 11277.
New York and Chicago music pub.
house. Juno waltz. 13190.
2131
INDEX
pt. Tt, n.s., vis
New York labor news co. Interna-
tional (The) 5822.
Newberry (W. E.) Oh! gee! cast
your optic on the harem gown.
113389.
Newcomb (C. G.) Summer bachelors.
16839.
Newcomb & Powers. Summer (The)
bachelors vocal score. 163839.
Newell (W. B.) Only wait. 8611.
Newland (M. V. Rees-) See Rees-
Newland (M. V.)
Newlin (O. A.):
Doing. 7192.
I'll have a home prepared for me.
Wallis:
It is the Lord. T7897.
Saved for service. 8953.
Somebody loves you. 9090.
Newman (KH. L.) Dance of the shad-
ows. 354.
Newman (H. L.):
Because you’re so sweet. 14474.
I could love a little girl like you.
2889.
I love you babe way down in my
heart, | 152271.
I’) be with you when the southern
roses are in bloom. 2905.
My Killarney Rose. 217839.
Susie Ann Sue. 38966.
When you’re lonesome for some-
one who’s lonesome for you.
16648.
Newman (W. J.) Under the yamboo
tree. 9459.
Newman & Stillman,
But I never can forget you,
vieve. 2821.
Hello Central. 5127.
When the moon shines o’er the
blue grass of Kentucky. 6525.
Newport (Kk. C.) Rose of a hundred
Gene-
leaves. 8893.
Newsham (—) Missa de Beata Maria
Virgine. 3388.
Newton (A.) Whip-poor-will (The)
ZolaZ.
Newton (C.) Morning, and Night.
15728.
Newton (Eddie) Allright. 28.
Newton (Ernest):
Fairy voices. 28339-28341.
Fol-de-dol-dey. 4988.
Frisco you sure area bear. 10430.
Holidaying. 26078.
Jerry Moran, 19283, 28888, 28839.
Life’s Maytime. 21582.
Little dark rose of the west.
13285.
1001, 23876.
3644.
Love is forever.
Radiant morn.
Newton (H. V.) When you smile all
the while. 16644.
Newton (O. D.)
canoe. 21576.
Newton-Robinson (—)
6956, 6957, 10058.
Neymarck (J.) Sonate.
Nibelungen (Die) 9555.
Nichol (H. E.) Angelic chorus. 25266.
Nichol (T.) When Noah smoked Ham.
6515.
Nicholas (V. W.)
18449.
Nicholas (Z.) Whirl (The)
Nicholl (G. H.)
snap. 15591.
Nicholls (H.):
Garden serenade.
Song of Britain.
Nicholls (F.):
April melody. 25298.
Carillon. 23850.
Impressions and arabesques. 2979.
Serenade. 13845.
Nicholls (H.):
Love in my little
Casey Jones.
19744.
Bohemian waltz.
22482.
23309.
9102.
As now the sun’s declining rays. |
6764.
France. 541.
Germany. 580.
Hungary. 735.
Light of heart. 3161.
Marching to school. 8218.
Plantation lullaby. 3580.
Russia. 1478.
Seandinavia. 1509.
Slovak legend. 6181.
Spain. 1684.
Wooden soldiers.
Nicholls (H. F.)
15699.
Nichols (H. EH.) :
Golden days of autumn when the
harvest time is here. 12910,
18952, 189538, 21188.
Story the katydids told. 3944.
Nichols (H. G.):
For two. 7402.
Gee,
25908.
Harmony rag. 212388.
Secret thoughts. 8988.
Nichols (H. G.) ¢co.:
Barber pole rag. 9912.
9724.
Gee I’d like to muss you Up. /
25903.
I miss you. 17250. :
Nichols (M. S.) My birdie girl. |
26680.
Nichols (N.) Will someone name my
nationality. 25125.
Nichols (N. V.):
Baseball bug. 22748.
Pasha’s passion. 24828.
Stars of the summer night. 27298. | Nichols school. Morning hymn. 13465.
Twilight. 30209. Nicholson (P. B.) Lonely baby. 11031.
Dae
Married life’s no —
Modern organist. .
I’d like to muss you up. |
f
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Nicholson (S. H.):
Mother Goose’s rhymes. 15736.
Song of the scythes. 9119.
Nicholson (T.):
Children’s anthem. 10092.
Help me to dare. 10602.
Jesus sees. 10864.
Our brightest summer day. 11402.
Shepherd (The) 11771.
We are for education. 12177.
Nicholson (W. J.):
Under Hoosier skies. 12088.
Vallonia. 27497.
Vallonia march. 24962.
Nicholson & co. ltd.:
Andante. 16833.
Graceful dance. 5088.
Iris intermezzo. 26263.
Melody in F. 17875.
Nelson Illingworth lyric album.
8431.
Nirami waltz. 29325.
Old English tavern song.
Russian air. 17880.
Serenade. 17896.
Serenata (La) 17906.
Three miniature pieces.
Trelanvean. 9410.
Wiegenlied. 16872.
2nd intermezzo. 2066.
Nickelsburg (L. N.) County
16957.
Nicklass-Kempner (S.):
Boxer-boy. 2297.
Klein kadett. 3102.
Meine leidenschaften
3297.
Nicklin (M.)
me? 4324.
Nicodé (J. L.):
Ball-scene. 25850.
Canzonetta. 10044.
Deutsches gebet. 3891.
_ Nicolai (0O.):
: Lustigen weiber
| 23899.
| Merry wives of Windsor.
Nicole (L.):
Balladine. 16824.
Chant du soir. 146138.
Rondel. 24504.
i Sous les saules. 17964.
Stances 4 la marquise. 24736.
| Nicolette (A.) Her soldier boy. 7626.
17683.
27215.
Pane
und _ ich.
Will you really promise
von Windsor.
3324.
_Niebergall (J. L.) Horseshoe rag.
106389.
| Niece (B. W.) Mister Moon. 3341.
| Niedermann (G.): ;
Abschied. 18249.
Lied Rechbergscher reiter. 194138.
| Niedermeyer (L.) Paternoster.
15967.
| Niedersachsen (Buhnenverlag-) See
| Buhnenverlag Niedersachsen.
Biro (L.) Aus dem skizzenbuch.
wes
Nielsen (O.):
Beautiful waves.
Boulevard life.
Drooping willow.
Jolly sailor. 7930.
Niemann (W.):
Aus wald und flur. 4462.
Aus Watteau’s zeit. 2185.
Thema und variationen. 24859.
9921.
14545.
25714.
| Nightingale & co.:
Home in my heart for you. 7644.
Magic of your voice. 3239.
Out on the river. 29488.
Nikisch (A.):
Fifi-walzer. 21102.
Fussel duett. 10488, 10439.
Gott amor mit pfeil und mit bogen.
10525.
Lied vom biuerlein. 10999.
Meine tante, deine tante. 26564.
Niles (C. H.) Echoes of _ spring.
10305.
Nilson-Fysher (A.) Veux-tu. 1880.
Nini Fauvette. 4649.
Ninian (E.) Don’t take my little
home. 25385.
Nitzsche (B.) Spirits of the night.
22188.
Nixon (V. L.) Sailor’s wooing. 245389.
Nod CR. J.) See DunniGis i)
Nogeka(@s As):
I guess you are just the little boy
for me. 10681.
Now that you’re but a dream to
me. 21799.
Noakes (G. E.) Little chat. 28994.
Noble (A.):
I wonder if you miss me, Mary?
15262.
You don’t know how I love you.
6627.
Noble (G. C.)
tion songs.
Noble (R. H.)
INobletCE.ZEa)r:
Glory to God. 25927.
Love’s call. 26482.
Morris dance. 29219.
Sun of my soul. 24782.
Noce de Pierrot et Pierrette.
Noceti (G.):
Tout: cay. .cest
14100, 20414.
Tziganella. 14119.
Noél (A.) Dame de pique. 20433.
Noel (J.) Where dream flowers grow.
1977.
Nolek (A.):
Al mandolino. 18271.
Ballet scene. 2208.
Beneath thy window.
By the shore. 10027.
Der blumen erwachen. 4785.
Most popular planta-
26650.
Three kings. 30044.
15589.
pour l’amour.
4533.
2133
INDEX
Nolck (A.)—Continued.
Hlegie. 18777.
Etude de concert.
Graziella. 21215.
Legende. 5444.
Liebeslied. 21529.
Meeting. 38298.
Mélancholie. 21672.
Melodie. 5750.
Nocturne. 34384.
Novellette. 3449.
Schtiler-concertino.
Souvenir lyrique.
Stindechen, 22191.
Trout (The). 18099.
Waltz sketch. 4234.
Zwolf der schonsten weihnachts-
21063.
13830.
22178.
lieder. 24188.
Nolan (B.) Not for awhile but al-
ways. 5756.
Nolan (C.) Her name was Maud.
15124.
Nolan (W. H.)
goes down.
Nolan & Spoor.
goes down.
When the golden sun
16630.
When the golden sun
16630.
Nolen (H. T.) Savior and I. 29699.
Nolk (A.) Melisande. 11129.
NOI “(Ge Js) Twin soldier boys.
20449.
Nolte (E. A.) Under the honeysuckle
vine. 24947.
Noonan (F.) Let me be your only
beau. 10980.
Noonan (G. W. H.):
Sweet Marguerite be mine. 3977.
Where the fields are white with
cotton in the spring. 4284.
Noone (M. .J.) Hes a soldier boy
who fights for the flag. 28550.
Nophsker (J. C.) T1l break the news
some day. 28666.
Norby (H.) My darling. 83862.
Noreott (S. L.) Venetian barcarolle.
1869.
Noreross (J. W.) jr. Gillette;. or,
Count and countess. 27714 (8).
. Norden (1.):
Baby and chickie. 6803.
Baby’s lieblingstanz. 4477.
Blumenreigen. 4557.
Erzahlungen aus dem Mirchen-
land. 2598.
Fairy land. 10851.
Haschen in der grube.
Im frischen griin. 5276.
In wald und feld. 53814.
Kleine hauptmann. 5405.
Kuckuck walzer. 5412.
Little Jack Horner. 11016.
Little man who had a little gun.
11020.
Pitippchens schlummerlied.
Puppen geburtstag. 5955.
Verlorene schatz. 6481.
5076.
5951.
_
pt. II, n. s., v. 6
Nordheimer piano & music co., ltd.:
Publican (The) 16045.
Nordi (M.) Love me all the time.
17451, 19469, 22562 (91).
Nordlin (H.):
My dream land home. 26686.
To Carlotta. 27485.
Nordstrom (C.) See Carter (C. N.)
Nordt (M.):
For freedom, flag and _ nation.
12880.
Topsy-turvy. 14096.
Noren (H. G.):
Duftet leiser. 18756.
Ich war mit dir. 19182.
Leuchtende tage. 19403.
Sommer. 20218.
Noreton (H.) Mississippi moonbeam.
13449.
Norma. 2255, 18411, 22772.
Norman (E#.)
biplane. 6406.
Norman (J.) Father in heaven. 7351.
Norman (W.) My Oklahoma girl.
19699.
Norrbom (A.) Det folket, som i m6r-
kret vandrar. 14742.
Norris (EH. H.) Breath of June. 4595,
Jorris (H.) Abide with me. 2080.
Norris (H. A.) Cradle song. 14319
Cae
Norsk musikforlag:
Afsked. 14834.
Aftensang. 22599.
Gamle Norig. 14940.
Halling. 7564.
Hav! 23444.
Heim. 7618.
Lill’ Anna Mari. 23829.
Lille madit. 15465.
Lyksalighed. 15552.
Mot Soleglad. 15733.
Skj¢nhedslandet. 24641.
Solfager aa ormekongin. 9087.
Stormen. 24754.
North (G.) You’re too old now.
20684.
North (243)
Irish America. 138146.
Sweet Kitty O’Brine. 14002.
When you are holding hands with |
Up in the air in a
IZA,
girlie. 14246. }
You just wait till ma gets back. |
14295.
Northern book & musSi¢c CO.:
How blest are they. 23502.
Margaret’s cradle song. 19541.
Mother. 18471.
My soul longeth. 11247.
Prayer. 13695.
Seeter-maid’s Sunday. 1485. |
Vast unnumbered throngs. 18123.
When no eye its pity gave Us.
20584. i
2134
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Northey (C.) That was where his
little joke came in. 11997.
Northup (A. O.) Teach me what you
know of love. 22265.
Norton (F):
Rosie. 30719.
Thyme and lavender. 24894.
Norton (G. A.):
Black hand rag. 2284.
I just can’t help from liking you.
2898.
Rose. 3781.
Up in a jungle palm. 4148.
Norton (R.) Meet me to-night mid
the roses. 138404.
Norton (W. W.) University of Minne-
sota song book. 14134.
Norwood (W. A.) Easy to play waltz.
12736.
Norworth (J.):
Fairy tales. 10852.
I have longed so long. 10684.
Parlor games. 114385.
Please go find my Billy boy. 11476.
Norworth pub. co.:
Fairy tales. 10352.
I have longed so long. 10684.
I’ve a garden in Sweden. 10726.
Little Miss Fix It. 17426.
Parlor games. 11485.
Please go find my
11476.
There in a happy land.
Turkey trot. 18103.
Notlef (W. M.):
Joyous hearts. 238694.
Merry moments. 24019.
Notre Dame (School sisters
Saint Mary’s forever. 3750.
Nougués (J.):
Baiser d’Hunice. 20795.
Errer 4 travers les mers
Pétrone. 17044.
Vendetta (La). 1868, 30149.
Viens prés de moi, effeuillons les
Billy boy.
18062.
of )
air de
roses. 18140.
Nourse (H. A.) My love is all for
VOU. 11236.
Nourse (R. J.) Child-hood days.
18551.
Nourse (P.) 5998.
Nourse (T.):
Bound by the silken chains of
love. 4566.
Evening time. 4888. .
Hvery one has a soul mate. 4893.
I want a little girl I can waltz
with. 52388.
Responsibility.
Oh, you baby doll. 5800.
Shady pine grove. 6128.
Novak (V.):
In der Tatra. 2989, 5289.
Slovackaé suita. 11815, 138898.
Novelli (V.) _ Vorrei. 12149.
Novello (I.):
Little one. 13292.
Slumber tree. 9073.
Novello & co., ltd.:
Admiral Benbow.
Alexander. 22616.
All hail, dear conqueror.
Alla mareia. 22627.
Amarillis. 12398.
Andantino in D flat. 28950-28954.
As I walked through the meadows.
6665.
4400.
6761.
Ask, and it shall-be given unto
you. 380389.
At last’ Thou art come,’ little
Saviour. 27806.
Athanasian creed. 2173.
Auf wiedersehen. 6787.
Autumn song. 20777.
Ave! sanguis Christi! 14422.
Ballad of London River. 110.
Banks of the Dee. 227387.
Be glad then ye children of Zion.
4513.
Bedlam. 133.
Bee (The) 12485.
Beggar (The) boy. 12490.
Bells of heaven ring. 2257.
‘ Benedicite omnia opera. 2262,
27894.
Birdie’s answer. 167.
Bobby and Joan. 22814.
Boy (The) 22826.
Black Jack, 12512)
Black nag. 12518.
Blow away the morning dew.
6893.
Briery bush. 189.
Bring mea golden pen. 20865.
Brisk young widow. 191.
British flag. 6918.
Canzona. 25648, 25649.
Caprice. 29074, 29075.
Carillon. 12568.
Cavalier song. 228, 229.
Chaconne and fugue trilogy with
choral. 231.
Chant séraphique. 10087, 12579.
Cheerily and merrily. 12587.
Chestnut. 12589.
Christ He lieth in yonder cot.
28036.
Christmas cantata. 25549.
Come dreamless rest. 298.
Concluding voluntary. 238002.
Coronation day. T7075.
Coronation march. 7076, 23016.
Coronation march and hymn.
25595-25599.
Cuckoo. 7094, 12652.
Cuckoo’s nest. 23029.
Dargason ov Sedany.
Dawn. 12675.
Deacon’s masterpiece.
Dearest Dicky. 28072.
14721.
23065.
INDEX ai
pt. Mm}, nest ve 6
Novello & co., 1td.—Continued. Novello & co., 1td.—Continued.
Dreaming. 7227. If but ’twere mine. 7794, 13092.
Dull Sir John. 12727. In loyal bonds united. 7842.
HKarly one morning. 21033. In pride of May. 10800.
Earsdon sword dance. 4836. In the desert and in the garden.
Hlegy. 18779. 5296.
Emyn coroniad y brenin. 12755. Intende voce orationes meae.
Endymion’s dream. 4868. Low:
English joy-peal. 17039, 23178. Irene. 850. .
Hrin’s lovely home. T7801. Ivy and mistletoe. 26279.
HKton memorial march. 283805. Jamaica. 18160.
Evening. 12770. Jenny of the moor. 7916.
Evening brings us home. 2610. Jenny pluck pears. 13164.
Evening hymn. 25778. Jesu, lover of my soul. 15347.
Evening star. 28316. Jubilate Deo. 19804.
Fairy voices. 28839-28341. June. 21462.
Fantasia and fugue. 7337. Keys of Canterbury. ‘971.
Farmer’s son so sweet. 73845. Kirkby Malzeard sword dance.
Festival song. 238289. 5397. ;
Field town processional morris. Lads a-bunchun. 23760.
23241. Lament (A). 3120, 3121.
Fine companion. 12806. Lark in the morn. 8014.
First sonatina in A minor. 28366. Lass of Richmond Hill. -23770.
Fly (The) 2671. Lead kindly light. 380582. .-
Four Shakesperian part-songs. Lift up, O Land, thy heart this
23786-23789. day. 5470.
Frenhin CXS) a Llawenycha. Lilies. 21542.
14927. Little child’s Christmas prayer.
Galloping Dick. 28304, 25887. 980.
Gathering peascods. 12867. Little sandmen. 21553.
Geordie. 576. Little turtle dove. 988, 8089.
Gipsying. 586. London is a fine town. 13297.
Give the king Thy judgments, O London pride. 23859.
God. 10478. Longborough Morris. 238868.
Glory of the West. 12900. Lord rebuke me not. 106.
God bless our king and country. Love in the meadows. 30598,
2750. 30594.
God of our fatherland. 10495. — Love is for ever. 1001, 23876.
Goddesses. 12909. Love’s morning song. 8209. |
Golden slumbers. 28475. Lueifer in starlight. 3218.
Golliwogs and Teddy bears. 2764. Lullaby. 4579-4581, 8159, 12535.
Grace. 2383881. Mage on a cree. 18344. |
Grand choeur. 28398. Mareh triumphal thunders. 29102.
Great is Jehovah. 20122. Marche héroique. 3265.
Green wedding. 75381. Marche royale. 26526.
Grenoside sword dance. 5050. Mary in the silver tide. 8226.
Grimstock. 12946. Merry games for children. 11148.
Hail to our king. 2808. Midsummer fair. 8294.
Hares on the mountain. 7578. Mirage. 15678.
Heel-and-toe. 23462. Monk’s march. 24060.
Héliodore. 23467, 30536. Moonlight romance. 19620-19622.
Here a pretty baby lies. 12981. Morceau de concert. 26645.
Hey, boys, up we go. 12980. Mother’s song. 1127.
Hip hip hurrah. 76388. Mowing the barley. 8840.
Homeward. 2870. My Lady Cullen. 138510.
How lovely are Thy dwellings. My man John. 1161.
2302. New Bo-Peep. 18550.
I am not worthy. 2884. Neweastle. 13554.
I heard the bells on Christmas Nocturne (A) 21785.
Day. 26127. None so pretty. 24184.
I’ll go and enlist. 28545. Nonesuch. 13562.
I want to be a soldier. 779. O come Redeemer of mankind.
I was glad. 238577. 267738.
I will lay me down in _ peace. O dreamy, gloomy, friendly trees.
2989, 2940. 8510.
2136
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec.. 1911
Novello & co., 1td.—Continued.
O God in Whose almighty hand.
STG.
O hearken thou. 138576, 21812.
O praise the Lord for all His
mercies. 4482.
O that men would praise the
Lord. 19784. ,
O Thou that hearest prayer.
24225.
Oh, soft was the song. 8483.
Old woman tossed up in a blanket.
24264.
Oranges and lemons. 138625.
Our island home. 8628.
Our sailor king. 86381.
Over the water. 1800.
Pan. 8640.
Parson’s farewell. 13647.
Passion ‘of our Lord: 20790,
25337, 25340.
Patriotic suite. 8664, S665.
Pizzicato. 26936-26939, 26940.
Postlude. 8728, 24880, 243881.
Postlude on the theme Cum jubilo.
8729.
Praise the Lord, O my soul. 5927.
Prelude founded upon some old
Northern chimes. 16030.
Prelude on the theme, Angelus ad
Virginem. 8745.
Princess royal. 24420.
Putney ferry. 18710.
Quest (The) 13717.
Rejoice in the Lord, O ye right-
eous. 8884.
Requiem. 2303.
Réve d’amour. 27029.
Robin redbreast. 22024.
Romanzetta. 6046.
Rose (The) 24511.
Rufty Tufty. 13781.
Rustic scene. 138788.
Saint Martin’s. 13791.
Salutation. 8941.
Sanctus. 138804.
Savannah (La)
13811, 18812.
Scherzo in G. 111388.
Scherzo in G minor. 5618.
See the soldiers. 3812.
Serenade. 20146.
Serenade for small
13850-13854.
Shepherd, shepherd.
labors. 9023.
Sherborne jig. 24611.
Should one of us remember.
Siegeslied. 24622.
Siegmund’s love song.
Silent love. 38850.
Sing a song of Christmas.
Sing Britain’s sons. 11795.
Sing ye to the Lord. 6170.
Slow movement. 20195.
11707-11711,
de ren a PS A NS A A
orchestra.
leave your
16216.
16551.
3855.
2137
26596—11
bo
ol
Viking song.
Novello & co., 1td.—Continued.
Slumber song. 9070. 29811.
Solemn melody. 30755.
Some perfect rose. 27221-27228.
Song of the drovers. 11888.
Song of the fisherman. 24692.
Song of the ship-builders. 24699.
Song of the shoemakers. 24700.
Sons of the isles. 13927.
Sons of the sea. 6219. |
Soul (A) 27260.
Spanish ladies. 1635.
Sparrows in a tree.
Spring. 29891.
Staines morris. 13950.
Step back. 24748.
Stream daughters. 22205.
Summer sports. 11911-11915.
Sursum corda. 27326.
Swaggering Boney. 24797.
Sweet Europe. 9232.
Sweet night. 9237.
Sweet primroses. 1703.
Symphony no. 2. 12750.
Tale of old Japan. 24827-24831.
Tam o’ Shanter. 20331—20335.
Te Deum laudamus. 14026, 18036-
18041, 203845, 30783.
Tempo di minuetto. 20351.
Ten pound lass. 14036.
Theme with variations and fugue.
20369.
There was an old man. 24868.
Thou, O God, art praised in Sion.
18071.
Three knights. 30045.
Thy tu-whits are lulled.
To Althea from prison.
To welcome you. 63683.
Toceata. 1942.
Toy soldiers’ march. 18089-18091.
Twenty-ninth of May. 14111.
Twilight. 14172.
Valsette. 27504-27508.
Veil (The) 4176-4179, 9500.
Vesper. 24997.
Vesper hymn. 30162.
Via dolorosa. 6487.
Vicar of Bray. 9521.
22397.
Wailing, crying, mourning, sighing.
14441.
Walter before the masters’ guild.
16555.
Walter’s prize song. 16556.
Walter’s trial song. 16557.
Ware wire. 9573.
Watchet sailor. 9574.
What does little birdie say? 20571.
When cats run home. 380829.
When you sing. 20611.
Where the children sleep. 27628.
Who are these like stars appear-
ing. 25119.
30769,
30789.
6359.
INDEX
DL: wo MeES:,. VeG
Novello & co., ltd.—Continued.
William Taylor. 2011.
With all my heart. 14274, 25148.
Young Collins. 25180.
Novelty music co.:
For freedom, flag and _ nation.
12830.
Pomp and pageantry. 13679.
Topsy-turvy. 14096.
Novotny (J.) Ovéacek. 15946.
Nowakowski (V. H.) Mass in honor
of St. Florian. 26542.
Nowlin (D.) Forty years ago. 283890.
Nowowieski (F.) Bannerweihe.
16827.
Noyes (T. F.) Under the stars to-
night. 63897.
Nugent (J. N.) I & g: n. waltz. 28637.
Nugent (Mrs. M. E.) Echoes from my
childhood home. 28155.
Nunn (E. C.):
Bourrée. 18456.
Four little studies for the piano-
forte. 15857.
Little suite for the organ. 18293.
Three pieces. 1224.
Two little songs. 8506.
Via dolorosa. 6437.
Nurnberger (J. E.) Mayor ‘Taylor.
8242.
Nusbaum (C. 8.) Jesus is the best
friend to me. 7923.
Nuss (G. M.) Suzy Brown. 3967.
Nussbaum (S. H.):
Fir tree. 7378.
Love’s reverie. 13327.
To the moon. 9396.
Nuti (D.):
Gavotte. 7440.
Moto perpetuo. S338.
Nutile (E.): ;
"A cafona. 22563.
"A via pe’ spusé. 22581.
Ammore n’ ’0 vo sapé. 25257.
EH si acile na funella. 23147.
Mother mine what must she know.
3366.
Passiona mia. 24330.
Romanza @Winverno. 24497.
Nuttall (R. E.) Yell me darling.
1743.
Nutting (G.):
Highwayman Jack.
June and you. 153869.
Love of my heart. 174553.
Rosebud longs for the rain. 17863.
Sing, sing, birds on the wing.
22118.
Through the sunrise. 24889.
Nutting (S. D.) Jesus, Savior, Lord,
and King. 10862.
Nybo music pub. co. Gee but
great to meet a friend. 572.
Nye (J. B.) Song of gratitude.
2120S:
22152.
its
Nye (N.) Love me dear and tell me
so. 8133.
Nye (0O.):
That is the time for sweethearts.
30010.
Watermelon time. 30207.
Nyitray (H.) Outlaw love. 17718.
Nylén (A.) Amour éternal. 14875.
Nyquist (A.)
my heart.
O mitake san.
When I pressed you to
1958.
20877 22369 22381.
Oakley (A.) Hullo Bill. 26096.
Oakley (E. C.) Two is company.
4131.
Oberle (Mrs. EF.) :
Dear old dad. 12681.
Rags. 3651.
Oberleithner (M.):
Drei lieder. 29368.
Menuett. 29159.
Vier lieder. 29369.
Oberndorfer (A. A.):
Arabesque. 25294.
Hlidorado. 28279.
Frtihling. 25881.
Gestorben. 28435.
Idylle. 28728.
Jeu deau. 28849
My love’s awa’. 26703.
Nocturne. 29370.
Oberthtir (C.) Soldier’s talisman.
3882.
Obourne (A. U.) U of T march and
two-step. 27475.
Obregon (A. C.):
Mi patria. 15663.
Viva torero. 16582.
O’Brien (C.) If I only had a sweet-
heart. 10764.
O’Brien (C. X.) David Warfield
waltzes. 12674.
O’Brien (G.) Ginger girl. 17125.
O'Brien (J. J.) Girl of yesterday.
28453.
O’Brien (J. W.) Lindy Lou. 15469.
O’Brien (N.) This ain’t the place I
thought it was. 22801, 25197 (241).
O’Brien & May. Aviator (The) 14423.
Obsner (G. HE.) Weihnachtsgesang.
2758, B02TS a
Occhio (G.) Violets. 12136.
Ockleston-Lippa (K.):
Berceuse. 18415.
Canzonetta. 18511.
O’Clare (W.) Toast to dear old Erin.
12047.
O’Connor (D.) Listen to the birds a
singing. 5481.
O’Connor (E.) Old fashioned waltz.
11354. .
O’Connor (F. J.) Last words of a
15426.
That pleasing rag.
dying soldier.
O’Connor (J. F.)
30014.
2138
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Connor: (J. J.) Terra tremuit.
9304.
O’Connor (L. B.):
Four little pipers. 28392.
Take me out in a Velie car. 9262,
11952.
O’Connor (P. E.) Lily of Kentucky.
8070.
Odd-fellows (Independent order of)
Sovereign grand lodge. Odes. 11329.
Oddone (E.) Canti Pistoiesi. 30422.
Odell (Mrs. G. W.) Cupid. 4733.
Odell (H. F.) & co.:
Good-bye. 21196.
Gypsy prince. 2795.
Little aristocrat. S074.
Lost chord. 3195.
Pilgrim chorus.
Odell (M. W.):
Cupid. 4738.
Loving kiss, my darling.
Oden ._(M. P.)
2269.
Odeon-verlag. Zwei lieder. S051.
Odette (D. L.) Take me back to dear
old Dixie. 24824.
16550.
ale
Betlehemsstjirnan.
Cdom (B. C.) What to do. 9609.
O’Donnell (B. W.) Slumber song.
9070.
O'Donnell (C.):
Cowboy. 2460.
Cow boy rag. 18629, 27714 (48).
Nothing to do till to-morrow.
21798, 24188.
Oh that kissing rag. 2072 (154).
Pleading. 11475, 14319 (181).
Pretty Molly. 1379.
Pretty waltz. 143819 (134).
Dhinmike tt over Mary. 1075, 1776,
Wit2 (11S).
When Mr. Cupid comes to town.
6514.
Oedipus at Colonos of Sophocles.
21797, 22201.
Oehler (R.) Just you and I. 71957.
Oehlerking (Mrs. G.) Old pine hill.
24260.
Oehme (R.):
Fontaine (La)
Myrthe. 1174.
Nocturne. 1244.
Valse. 1245.
Oehbmler (L.):
Brave American boys.
Cleopatra. 2415, 2416.
Clown’s parade. 22965.
Desert flower. 18692.
Farewell, sweetheart.
532.
22835.
23228.
Hare and the tortoise race. 23489.
In lovers’ lane. 28762.
Moonlight in the forest. 11138.
Oersten (T.) Alpine glow. 6713.
Oertel. (L.) Luftschlosser (Der)
21599.
Oesten (T.) White roses. 4308.
Oesterle (L.):
Forty transcriptions. 8533.
School of melody playing.
Oesterle (W. E.)
1524,
Won’t you be my
dearie. 14278.
Oestreicher (W. M.) Twin stars.
27467.
O’Farrell (E.) Sis ki you. 9062.
Offenbach (J.):
Barearolle. 8536—S540, DH BRIE
13590, 13594, 15879, 17670, 17671,
21829, 21830, 24230, 26792, 293877.
Barcarole waltz. 19794.
Beauteous night. 29378.
Boatman’s chant. 1248.
Brillante fantasie. 11332.
Contes d@’ Hoffmann. 19795.
Doll song. 21831.
Fairest evening. 3471.
Fantaisie sur Les contes d’Hoff-
mann. 29379.
Grand duchess. 24231.
Hoffmanns erziihlungen. 8536--
8548.
Lo, here the sabre of my father.
218382.
Lovely night, O night divine.
3476, 11333.
O belle nuit. 8548, 11334, 26793.
Operitten-album. 8544.
Orpheus. 29380.
Orpheus in der unterwelt.
Schone nacht. 5789.
Tales of Hoffman.
6 vortragsstiicke.
19796.
17673.
$545.
Oiicer 47. Ae) Sunny Oklahoma.
15988.
Oft I wonder. 19797.
Ogden CA. We) U: of ie Deis:
Oginski (M.) Polish grand march.
21939.
O’Gorman (P.) Shamrock and the
thistle. 11769.
O’Gorman (W. J.) I love the girl my
father loved. 5217, 7719.
O’Hagan (T. J.) Only a little green
shamrock. 8606.
O’Hara (F.) My own Irish girl.
24123.
O’Hara (G.):
* At the hour of the evening sacri-
MCE» 2CSOos
Fair daffodils. 28331.
Vm a jolly old rover. 15228.
O’Hara (J. M.) Distaff (The) 7183.
O’Hare (—) Mary I love you. 19548.
O’Hare (C.) Office for the holy com-
munion. 29382.
O’Hare (H. C.) Mr. Moon stop look-
ing down. 17561, 22562 (98).
O’Hare (W. C.):
Surprise (The). 22222, 22223.
Witmark collection of quartetes.
6585, 6586.
Ohlsen (E.) Jugendtraum. 5364.
2139
INDEX
Ohman (A.) Sea weeds rag. 2072,
(168).
Ohnesorg (C.) :
Ehegeschichten. 7272.
Es tropfelt. 7306.
Herrlicher soldatenstand. 5186,
7630.
Kuisst euch menschlein immer Zu.
23794.
Lied vom Nickerchen. 23818.
Stehaufminnchen (Das) 9178.
Zwei ringlein. 6648.
O’Kane (E. T.) Thy home, oh liberty.
30052.
Oke (H. G.) Three fishers. 14076.
O’Keefe (EH. M.) That Dixie rag.
30364 (121), 30786.
Olander (T. H.) Belle of the ball.
4530, 14487.
Olbersleben (M. Meyer-) See Meyer-
Olbersleben (M.)
Oleott (C.):
Barry of Ballymore. 6828, 18887.
Hach day till I die. 7254.
Girl I’ll call my sweetheart must
look like you. 14959, 14960,
18244, 21169, 25916, 28445-28447.
Good-bye, my emerald land. 14999,
18244, 18961.
I love the name of Mary.
757, 2910, 15218.
Macushla selection. 26498.
Mother Machree. 1128.
My land. 1154-1157.
With the twinkle of her eye.
30320.
Oleott (G. F.):
755—
Don’t forget the dear old pal you
left at home. 25686.
Meet me in the shadows. 29147.
Old folks at home. 28772.
Old (The) head of Dennis. 11126.
Oldefest (EH. G.) Errant engineers.
2596, 2597.
Oldfield (H. M.) Blitzen. 14529.
Olds (B. R.) On Marinuka’s moon-
kissed shore. 29403.
O’Leary (M.)
law. 19187.
Olin (Mrs. W. E.) Will you love me
when the sweet June days are over.
25127.
Oliver (A.) & co.:
Hark the herald
26015.
Minstrels’ song. 26610.
Nearer, my God, to Thee. 1186.
Office of the holy communion.
I love my mother-in-
angels. sing.
a
Dio Dames Vv. (6
Oliver (A. O.) AJ] hail. 22623.
Oliver (FE. E.):
For me. 23271.
I am a conqueror. 21316.
Oliver (G.)
20181.
Oliver (H.):
Land of love. 3122.
Let love awake. 23799.
Marna. 26534.
One of England’s roses. 11378.
Queen of the roses. 15716.
Should you come to me again.
11774.
Olivette. 25262.
Ollerenshaw (T. R.)
5509.
Ollivet (O.) While the autumn moon
is shining. 18198.
Ollone (M. D’)
Sing out your hallelujas.
Lord’s prayer.
Au pays natal. 18345.
Chanson. 19826.
Chez les Bohémiens. 18548.
Ici-bas. 19183.
Laissez-le partir. 21504.
Ménétrier (Le). 17527, 19579.
Retour (Le) 20015.
Retour au pays. 20017.
Olman (A.):
Egyptia. 21039.
Sea weeds rag. 1537.
Star of love. 22196.
Turn on the lovelight, honey dear.
14110.
Olmstead (lL. W.):
Drifting down Time’s river. 23134.
No cross. 21782.
Olmstead (W.) I’m _ going to the
17246.
Dream of the past.
Vrisco fair.
Olmsted (1.)
18739.
Olney (C.) Jesus only. 238675.
O’Loughlin (H. A.) In a taxi after
dark. 26216.
Olson (F.) Love’s thoughts. 23888.
Olson (G.) Why don’t you call me
Bobby. 14262.
Olson (H. C.) Home sweet home by
the sea. 5163.
Olson (H. E.) Lovers of war. 15529.
Olson (N.) Autumn days. 12445.
Olsson (O.):
Berceuse. 30408.
Priludium und fuga, cis moll.
26961.
Sestetto. 380745.
Oltrégge (H. T.) Girl in gray. 25918.
Omacka (J.) Polka. 11485.
26796. Ommundsen (K.) Dance of the Hski-
Parthenia. 26894. mos. 10188.
Princesse dormante. 1383. Oncle Mathurin. 26983.
Sea roamer. 27125. Ondet (G.):
Thy King of Kings. 27427. Béeguins de Cunégonde. 25372.
Oliver (A. B.) Girl from Killarney. Carlotita. 30424.
28443. Ce soir. 18529, 30427.
2140
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Ondet (G.)—Continued.
Clavel (El). 282.
Coeurs et roses. 18584.
Espoir de demain. 18798.
Ferme ton magasin. 25811.
- Georgette (La) 4989.
Kin-kin. 905.
Magyar (Le) 1086.
On ne sait pas. 19829.
Pioupious de France. 26934.
Québec-Montreal. 380694.
Sérafina. 27182.
Si ce n’est qu’
30746.
Strecht for warth!
Trois belles. 27451.
V’la Napoléon. 27492.
Vers le réve. 27581.
O’Neal (R.):
T’ll be waiting by the old mill
stream. 28668.
Where the old Kentucky flows.
un réve. 1566,
30774.
14252.
You’re my sunshine when it rains.
14301.
O’Neil (N.):
All for me. 22621.
Memory (A) 21684.
Toceata study. 22323.
O’Neil (S. J.) Nobody is going to
marry me. 1214.
O’Neil (T.):
I'll pray that my soldier boy will
come safe back home to me.
10695.
Just an auto ride with May. 153876.
You’re a dear little button. 22547.
O’Neil & Story:
After a tear comes a smile.
LESS
Gee! but I’m crazy for the sum-
mertime. 12875, 14946.
I’d like to do some loving with
you. 28644.
T’ll meet vou in the city. 238546.
Learning to love. 10975.
Let’s forget we ever met.
Lotus bud. 38197.
Sighing of the winds.
That Mexican twist. 30012.
That Virginia reel. 16420, 22285.
Veteran (The) 6486.
When we were sweethearts com-
ing thro’ the rye. 22469.
You can’t beat American love.
4356.
O’Neill (J. A.)
eyes. 11088.
O’Neill (N.):
Bluebird (The) 6895.
Dance of the joys. 7121.
I love you dearly, O my sweet.
23550.
Song of the mothers.
Two dances. 30668.
9802,
21519.
16220.
Manuels’ killing black
3899.
—————
O’Neill (T.) Morning song. 22562
(34).
Open court pub. co. Buddist hymns.
25463
Openshaw (J.):
Queen of the seas. 24439.
Sincérité. 9045, 138884.
Wizard’s spell. 25146.
O’Perus ( ) Enearacolant. 14821.
Opie (M. J.) Under the sod inside
the gate. 14128.
Opie (O. B.) Tacoma, the rose of the
west. 6301.
Oppenheim (M.) Come back to me.
18590.
Oppenheimer (H.):
Belle Picarde. 2254.
Biblische bilder. 22794.
Malaguena. 8256.
Mélodie gracieuse. 8300.
Sérénade du printemps. 3826.
Oppenlander (N.) Lucky 18. 8155.
Ops (J.) Good Bobby. 28478.
Opus music co.:
Bunyip (The)
Camélia rouge.
Four love songs.
Jollity. 3063.
Light of heart. 23826.
Merry little scout. 17534.
Star valse. 11878.
Thoughts. 12030.
Two nocturnes. 225.
Valse sentimentale. 22376.
With the stream. 3083838.
Orban (M.):
Dix petites
15932.
Six piéces bréves.
Orbin (G.):
Blue and the gray. 16862.
22850.
27973.
9347.
piéces enfantines.
15933.
Have something to spare. 17179.
Orchard (W. A.) Idyl (An) 2955.
Orcutt (G. R.) Chippewa. 28027.
Order of the Eastern star (Grand chap-
ter of state of N. Y.) Authorized
ode book. 16802.
Ordway (KE. T.) Way (The) 1928.
O’Reilly (M. W. L.) I wonder if those
thoughts will still remain. 17267.
O’Reilly (P. J.) Speak, my beloved.
6230.
O’Rell (E.) pseud.
(H. N.)
Orem (P. W.)
Organ (The).
Organist (L’)
Oriflamme (L’). 27995.
Original sacred harp. 24298.
Oriunno (S.) Sneak easy. 20199.
Orléans (Ch. dad’) Temps a laissé son
manteau. 20352.
Orlob (—) Heart breakers
15107, 19032, 26038.
See MacWilliams
See Mero (W. P.)
8619.
17708.
(The)
2141
INDEX
Dt aa eae Ss. V6
Orlob (H.):
I’ve never
28707.
I would leave my honeymoon for
you. 18087, 18088, 16728 (48).
If I had a hundred hearts. 15268,
16728 (44), 28735.
had a_ sweetheart.
In loving time. 21400, 25197 (128),
26224.
Manhattan isle. 26514.
Never lose your heart in the
moonlight. 138547, 16728 (54).
Philadelphia drag. 21915, 25197 |
(199), 26923. |
She was lovely to her mother. |
13868. |
Some golden day. 12260.
Somewhere |
someone. |
|
she’s flirting with
16265, 16728 (638).
Songs that you used to _ sing.
16278, 16728 (64).
You have to hand it to them.
25174, 25197 (268).
You may kiss me good-night dear.
25177, 25197 (269).
Ormand (M. D.) That twinkle in his
eye. 24856.
Ormsby (K.) Pastoral dance. 5873.
Ormund (H.) Soldier boy in denim
blue. 16251.
Orne (BH. B.) Roses, the robins, and
you. 22088.
Orner music co. Protectorate march.
16044, 17766.
Ornstein (L.):
At twilight. 27813.
Capricciette. 27980.
Coquetry. 28115.
In modo scarlatti. 28763.
Romance triste. 29641.
Orr (G. D.):
They’ll get over it. 14067.
Won’t someone be my mamma.
9718. f
Orr (S. W.) Busy bee. 22854.
Orris (J. L.) My little mountain
home. 15775.
Orso (F. d’) pseud. See Behr (F.) a |
Ort (CSHe) |
Boy scouts. 4568.
Merit march. 56380.
Orth Ch):
Coney Island glide. 28105.
I feel like lovin’. 28652:
O’Hara. 8566.
Orton (W. A.) Magnificat and Nune
dimittis. 26504.
Orvis (C. & Hi) ) a heassion of our
Lord according to St. Matthew.
25IOT (Qe ae
Osborn (G. V.) Home rule in Ireland.
17206. :
Osborne (C.):
Best of everything. 30411.
Directions. 14750.
Maud. 380614.
Trade names. 18092. . (i
What is it—likes so much. 18174.
Osborne (G. A.):
Lord is my shepherd. 997.
Prayer for those at sea. 1872.
Osborne (M.):
Song of the elves. 1622.
Song of the Radcliffe union.
Osborne (M. C.):
Cake-shop romance. 27969.
Romance of a cake shop. 29640.
Osborne (N.): :
Leave him alone if he leaves you.
10976, 13252.
1626.
Souvenir mélancolique. 29879. Sweet Angelina. 13994, 14819
O’Rourke (K. B.): (144).
About my Sarie Jane and me. Take me back to the garden of
20711. | love. 27355.
Peek-a-boo hat. 3558. Oscheit (M.) Im zigeunerlager. 5282.
©O’Rourke (T.): Osgood (G. L.) As Joseph was a-walk-
Only (The) girl for you. 15926. ing. 22562 (6).
Sweet Molly Magee. 16362. Osgood (H.) Mélisande. 23990.
Orpheus music pub. co.: Osgood (H. O.) . Day of resurrection.
Bluet series of music. 25422. 7142. R
Daffodils. 20959. Osgood (M.) Air from Martha. 6688.
Fox hunt. 10419. Osmanski (W.):
Idle moments. 19186. Bialy mazur. 20835, 20836.
Love’s vision. 19496. Oberek z kleparza krakowskiego.
Romantic suite. 8884. 15876, 21821.
Song of the wind. 9129. Osmiatowski (W.) Melodye Polskie. |
Orpin (HE. M.): 5609.
Brigade inspection. 25452. Osmun (H. B.) It’s steeplechase for i
Oakland march. 15875. mine. 19262. ;
Supremacy. 203804. Ossusky (H.) Tattered melody. 1732. |
Sweet peas. 1702. Ostman (H.) Until eternity’s morn. |
Waldorf bachelors. 9565. 6403.
Orr (C. H.) Microbia. 15665. Ostrander (C. T.) Choir girl. 268.
2142 |
I
i
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Ostrowski (—) Gwiazda polka.
5068, 7548.
Ostier (J.) Perkeo. 15984.
O’Sullivan (P.) Irish songs in Eng-
lish and Gaelic. 15321.
Oswald (A. H.):
Flowers of love. 25856.
Long ago land. 26446.
Oswald (F. D.) Temptation rag.
203538.
Oswald (R.) Show me how to make
love. 20165, 25197 (214).
Othegraven (A. von):
Frau Nachtigall. 4955.
Gleich und gleich. 593.
Hagestolz (Der). 7555.
Handsome horseman. 7571.
Heidenroslein. 7612.
In the woods with the blackbird.
TS67.
Maiden’s answer. 3254.
Mein schiitzle ist fein.
Rosenzeit. 1465.
Schranklied. 1526.
Sternlein (Das).
Tireli. 9386.
Unschuldigen
1841.
Otis (P. A.):
O little town of Bethlehem.
Our Saviour’s birth. 26872.
Risen Christ. 11603.
Seven responses. 21877.
O’Tool (M. I.) Sunsetta waltz.
Ott (H. L.) Stranded. 9184.
Ott (L.) In Michigan, my dear old
northern home. 15291.
Ott (N. M.) Come with me in my
aeroplane. 304.
Otteson (LL. M.)
18483.
Otto.(C.) Daisy dance.
Otto (E.) Lamentation.
Otto y Arzoz:
Alma de mi alma.
Almas hermanas.
Amelia. 30375.
Apasionada. 27788.
Ardientes desvarios.
Aurora. 30392.
Ausencia. 12444.
Caprichosas. 27983.
G@arolina: 12565.
Con el alma. 18610.
Crepuscular. 28132.
Desden. 28204.
Don’t blush. 30469.
En el claustro. 28286.
Jota del centenario. 19298.
Lindas hidalguenses. 19425.
Maitines para la festividad del
Sacratisimo Corazon de Jesus.
15568.
Musica sacra.
8261.
9174.
(Die) kindlein.
1236.
6278.
Brontes et Steropes.
28149, 28150.
13241.
-—=——
Qt dz.
30373.
22678.
11206.
Otto y Arzoz—Continued.
Nostalgia. 138564.
Siempre. 18875.
Tres romanzas sin palabras. 30606.
Tuyo seré. 30105.
Vuelve. 30183.
2" barearole en re.
Ottone. 7548,
Oulton (A. J.)
son Valley. 28780.
Our little Cinderella. 3528, 3529,
4903, 5221, 5746, 5845, 7134.
Ourville (L. D’):
STT9.
~~
lie.
In the dear old Hud-
Soirée musicales. 1604, 1605,
16246.
Two little friends. 9444.
Ouseley (F. A. G.)
gang. 2967.
Outlaw love. 17718.
Over the river. 23521, 23576, 23857,
24107, 25101, 26255.
Overbee (E.) Chaser march two-step.
Ifran solens upp-
250.
Overly (C). Will you love me for
aye. 12283.
Overly (J. L.) While the Indian sum-
mer sun shines on the hills. 1985.
Overton (E. W.) Come live in a cot-
tage with me. 12623.
Overton (M.):
Sweet evenings. 3974.
To an old portrait. 4081.
Overton (T.) When we meet again
in springtime. sweet Marie. 20608.
Owen (A.):
If my dreams of you come true.
12359 (82).
Just a chain of daisies.
9782 (49) 27714 (87).
Loves eulogy. 8148, 9782 (62).
Marry me Carrie. 17500.
Sweet red roses. 14319 (145).
When the dew is on the rose.
27611, 30364 (129).
5369,
Owen (F.) Finger and voice method.
519.
Owen (L.) You will forget. 16710.
Owens (—) Ive a garden in Sweden.
10726.
Owens (Mrs. C.) Let me rest. 23801.
Owens (H. P.):
Let’s examine ourselves. 5454.
Peace. 5877.
Ownby (E. C.) Where the Swananoa
flows. 22480.
Owsley (B. B.) Island of sweet six-
teen. 14319 (S89).
Owsley (C. C.) My little queen. 1159.
Owst (W. G.) White ship. 12261.
Oxenford (E.) Romance of the rose.
22030.
Oxley
5964.
(B.) Push for Pawtucket.
2145
INDEX
pti a Me S., v.56
lesa Glide)
All this night bright angels sing.
25239.
Angel choirs are singing. 25265.
Away in a manger. 22719.
Child is born in Bethlehem. 25531.
Search me O God. 16184.
Pagani (0.) & bro.—Continued.
Sulle onde del Danubio. 24775.
Usignuolo’ (L’) e vieni sul mar.
24960.
Paganini (N.):
Allegro. 19872.
Allegro giusto. 19873.
See, amid the winter's snow. Allegro maestoso. 15954.
29753. Caprice. 19874, 19876, 21887, 21888.
~lep holy babe. 27194. Concert-allegro. 11415.
Pabst (H. A.): Larghetto cantabile. 11416, 11417,
Golden moments. 2760. Moto perpetuo. 11418.
Ivy leaf. 30387. Polacea. 11419.
Little gypsy. 3173. Variationen. 11420.
London Bridge. 3182. 60 ettiden in form von varia-
Louisiana. 3199. tionen. 19877.
Morning-glory. 8358. Page (A. ) Postlude. 16021.
On the lake. 3498. Page (B.): 5
Sailor boy. 3748. Just one sweet thought. 17362.
Sunrise. 3963. Waltz of the monkey men. 16565.
i Page (N. C.):
ee eee 399]. | me that se through Tara’s
Moss rose. 38361. alls. 1057
Siig Ona y 209 Has sorrow ee young days shaded.
Soldier’s return. 3881. 7584.
Pabst (P.) : Love’s young dream. 11068.
An einer hecke. 9888. Meeting of the waters. 11126.
Friedhofabend. 10428. Minstrel boy. 5647.
Frohe jugend. 10431. Rich and rare were the gems she
In alten tagen. 10790. wore. 8859.
Miannlein steht im walde. 11075. Young May moon. 12336.
Romanze. 13763. Page (T. B.):
Singschule. 11803. Africanna. 6679.
Wer ist in unser htihnerhaus. Down in ’bam. 18728.
12198. ie Page (W. A.) Sweetheart mine.
Zwolf ettiden. 138544. 20318.
Pace (A. M.) New songs of the King. | Pagliacci. 19411.
8470 Pagliese (F.) Sdagliece core. 24536.
Pace (J. G.) I want to steal the girlie. | Paine (F. M.):
26188. By the sea. 12549.
st ; fs Florence vocal album. 18869.
rome NOG MD aby ls Owe oa of my boyhood days.
: om : aye
aoa seam Gere etude Those dreamy eyes. 20387.
Pacius (F.) Suomis sang. 18002. Panes ee O bless the Lord, my.
Packwood (Mrs. G. H.), sr. My Dies
heart’s gone out to you. 1151, 2072 ees ne a a
(147). relie O82 Gipe :
: ie Paine (J. K.) See Paine (M. E.)
Paddock (J. A.) Wind trust. 6574. Paine (lake) eae
Paderewski (1. J.) : Dearie will you come. 25661.
Melodie. 13412. Let me come home. 28958.
Menuet. 26586. My heart calls for you. 11226.
Paér ( ) Cavatine. 27995. Paine (M. Ii.):
Pagani (O.) Regina dei fiori. 24462. Bird upon a rosy bough. 6648 (1).
Pagani (O.) & bro.: Birthday impromptu. 6648 (2).
Al chiaro di luna. 22608. Fuga giocosa. 6648 (9).
Ciribiribin. 22958. Spring idvl. 6648 (36).
Hlvira. 23171. Paine (P.) My little spoon dream.
Golfo ineantato. 23364. 21742.
Primo (Il) bacio. 24415. Paine (T.) Old cabin home. 15900.
Sentimentale. 24581. Paladilhe (E.):
Serenata medicevale. 24598. Cigale et Ja fourmi. 279, 4675
Sopra le onde. 24712. Psyché. 26988.
Spagnola (la) 24719. Roitelet (Le). 27055.
2144
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Palao (J.) O you sweet rag. 29367.
Palaschko (J.):
Arabesken. 12421.
18 elementar-studien. 24816.
Palatinus lainya. 1305, 1828, 1407,
1847, 1884.
Palestrina (G. P. da):
Alla riva del Tebro. 14355.
Ave Maria. 27832.
O che splendor. 3543.
Sanctus. 5857.
Soave fia il morir. 22135.
Tenebrae factae sunt. 3544.
Batley (1.):
Ain’t you glad you've come home,
Mary. 18266, 25197 (40).
Billy. 6867, 12506, 16728 (27).
Dolores. 408.
I like you just the same.
Jungle glide. 10882, 13189.
Lize. 15486.
Say, but it’s lonesome, kid. 13818,
16728 (60).
Springtime brings roses. 143819
(142).
When you’re in love with someone
who's not in love with you.
25103. 25197 (261).
Whose heart is breaking to-night.
27638.
You can bet your life I would.
22536, 27684.
Palfrey (H.):
Prayer (A) 8739.
Te Devm lJaudamus. 1738.
Palicot (G.) Royal-trompette.
Baume (W. H.) & co.:
1476.
Humoureske. 5182.
Idyl (An) 2955.
Pied piper. S694.
Palisades music pub. co.
Lou. 8364.
Palladino (J.)
mareh. 12307.
Paima, (N. di):
-Abbascio ’e Turche.
Penzanno ’a sposa.
Palmer (A. J.):
My Dixiana
Worlds champion’s
25203.
19904.
Back to dear old Pennsylvania.
4486.
Soldier boy that left his mother all
alone. 22139.
Palmer (A. T.):
Again the sun. 9803.
Bug-a-boo man. 10019.
Dance of the fairies. 101S4.
Gossip. 10523.
How the wind blows. 10648.
Mother’s darling. 11194.
Palmer (C.):
Mocturne:in D. 11422.
Prélude in D minor. 11423.
Si jétais Dieu. 17918.
Trésten, trésten mitt folk.
Victoria amoris. 16517.
8982.
es eer EE EE ES A TE | 6 LS NE A eS
Palmer Caesar’s lament.
4623.
Palmer
Palmer
24335.
Palmer (G. M.):
Folk songs.
(Mrs. .€2 Nz)
(G.) Of course. 24229.
(G. A.) Peace and good will.
14902.
Man for Galway. 21622.
Palace is not for man. 5856.
Palmer (O. E.) Take me back to old
Kentucky. 22244.
Palmer (S. E.) Everyday songs and
rhythms. 12775.
Palumbo (C.) Album di ventiquattro
composizioni. 380370.
Panella (F. A.) Italian songs. 28828.
Panella (1L.)
Civic pride. 12607.
Dear old mother. 18680.
My sunshine Rosie Rose. 19713.
Panella” Clad):
Love tokens. 15525.
Venus. 9507, 9508.
Panella & Murray music pub. co.:
Dear old mother. 18680.
Don’t forget the dear old pal you
left at home. 25686.
I'd like to be with mother. 23526.
In the twilight when I’m lonely.
19237.
Meet me in the shadows. 29147.
My sunshine Rosie Rose. 19718.
She’s my best girl. 27155.
Wash day. 25042.
Panizza (H.) D/’une prison.
Pantagruel. 13809.
Panton (3. $2) 20 Ros Pe:
Pantschenko (S.) Capriccio.
Panza. (O.):
Mentre tu passe.
Novembre. 21796.
Paoletta. 419, 848.
Paoli (¢G.) Chiclana ?
(59).
Faoli (N.):
Penso a te. S676.
Ti han detto tanti. 9378.
Pape (EF. M.) Panama-Pacific exposi-
tion. 3545.
Papenbrock
6142.
Papin (G.) Mé€ditation. 5600.
Papin (G.) Priére. 16035.
Paque (M. J. L. D.) Erste sympho-
P76)
139.
25498.
24007.
256, 12359
(H. D:) Ship o’dreams:
nie. 24322.
Paquette (Mrs. G. C.) If you'll only
answer, yes. 15274.
Paradis, (H:) :
Belle miton. 14485.
Introduction et variations.
borough. 15381T.
Pastel menuet. 29467.
You you Américain. 48362.
Marl-
2145
INDEX
Paradise of Mohamet. 2846, 8650,
9212, 9361, 9782 (41), 9782.
Paradisit (2. Day bocca tar
(80), 9872 (88).
Paray (P.) Promesse. 23541.
Parelli (A.) ‘Neath southern moon.
ee
Pares )¢Ga)e:
Fantaisie-caprice.
Suite proveneale.
26890.
14857.
6268.
Paris (EH. W.) If Cupid were a girl.
T7795.
Bankes Ces) Tn the old home town.
3003.
Park "CM:) :
Nothing but an old -rag doll.
17657.
Over the hill to lovers ville.
19870.
ParkoiGs. ais)v
Chain gang. 16896.
Tin the constable. T7746.
Parker (A. T.) Camelia rouge. 27973.
Parker (G2) You ands vom. the
quiet. 2048.
Parker sGEG)
Abide with me. 27724.
Collegiate overture. 10124.
Freedom, our queen. 4957.
Mona. 15709, 17567, 17568, 26628.
Norsemen’s raid. 24186.
One little word. 17701.
Recital-pieces. 1411.
Semper fidelis. 8995, 3819.
Song of times. 27249.
Parker (H. W.):
3asunen skall ljuda. 2230.
Sen till, I foraktare. 3820.
Parker (J. H.) Back to the farm for
mine. 4488.
Parker (l.) When you and I the rob-
ins hear. 20609.
Parker =i. sh):
Come out on the veranda. 7055.
You are the flower of my heart.
18227.
Parken) Wi Cae
Eternal peace.
Light of eternity.
25776.
21534.
Shadow of the cross. 22103. : 21815.
Parkinson (H. B.) Steer my bark. Tears _for the good and true.
6249. 29987.
Darks (C. 1.) Why. | 21639. Parreant. "(C@iarse) Whistled tunes.
Parks (Hh) 9666.
Chorus girl. 28033. Parrillo (T.) My darling Rose. 1144.
Coon moon. 28114. Parrish (R. R.): :
Green eyes. 28506. Corte be our delighted guest.
Ym the chauffeur for Cupid. 10182. ff
28695. Roses, roses, roses of June. 16127. |
Parks “(J.) SOle@ army ‘cont char imy | arny CAS Ws):
grandfather wore. 15897. T might. 2927.
Parks. (Gs Ag: Weather (The) 4252.
Break, break, break. 25446. Parry (Cs) “a
Mainiy’s hush-a-bye. 23934, Come love take a trip in my bi-
23935. plane. 14663.
2146
Dt hats. Wo6
PATS (a. -AQIMeOR:
Andalusia.” 25262:
Break. break, break. 25446.
Calling of the I. L. A. 18499.
Drinking song. 4494.
Park’s sacred quartets. 5865.
Sacred quartets no. 4. 24534.
Song of the Vikings. 6216.
Parks (J. S.) Montana Hagles. 19615.
Parks (T. W.) New Missouri. 1196.
Parlow (A.) Anvil polka. 4488.
Parlow: Che):
Cradle song. 4715.
Frtihlingsliedchen. 4967.
Ins stammbuch. 153811.
Little waltz. 5498.
March. 5866.
Menuet galant. 5626.
Merry play. 5636, 5637.
Roundelay. 6067.
Parmalee (C. 8.) Victory. 16518.
Parmentier (G.):
17498.
Marche-tartare.
Ninon la jolie. 1208.
' Paris. “doe
Parnell (C. W.):
Alleluia. 22628.
Almighty God. 22631.
Amen and vesper. 22644.
Chants for the Magnificat & Nune
dimittis:;” 22922:
Crossing the bar.
Father of mercies.
23026.
QBLOL.
Good Christian men. 23370.
Magnificat & Nune dimittis. 23923. |)
O Lamb of God. 24207.
Remembrance. 3676.
Sea dirge. 3806.
Te Deum laudamus and Jubilate
Deo. 24838.
Under the greenwood tree.
Pare (DDE:
Berceuse. 2264.
Berceuse lorraine. 2265. ©
Ca leur passera. 2331.
Chanson de printemps.
Parratt (W.):
O Lord, grant the king a long lites |
4136.
2372.
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Parry (C.)—Continued.
I am on my way to Dreamland.
19105.
marry (CH. H.):
Dreams. 23130.
Hie away. hie away. 23484.
Te Deum laudamus. 14026, 18036-
18041.
Way to succeed. 25047.
Parsital, £2155, 25028.
Parslow (G. A.) Only
blossom. 5829.
an Easter
Parsons (A. B.) Valse caprice. 6648
(29).
~ Parsons (A. R.) Love sonnet. 19477.
Earsons (EF: C.) Rhyme road to
music land. 22016.
Parsons (T.) Only a_ glimpse of
mother. 113884.
Parsons (Mrs. W.):
I am only a country boy. 28636.
Threshing machine. 80047.
Partioli (L.) Sogno di primavera.
11821.
Partipilo (J.) President. 8750.
Partnoff *(L.) :
Boite & musique. 20850.
Festpolonaise. 21100.
Earyin (Z. M.):
Come be our delighted guest.
LOS.
Roses, roses, roses of June. 16127.
Paseal (F.):
Bird of day. 16855.
Bric-a-brac. 20863.
Haneies, 23221, 23222.
IT will build you a rainbow. 10736.
Paseal (J.):
Butterflies. 20876.
Over the hills. 5858.
Easehnall (Mrs. EH. M.) Love's plea.
13326.
Pascoe (C. V.)- Through the clover
fields and woodlands far away.
30050.
Pasqualini (—) Sonate. 263862.
Pasqualino di Marzio. Minuetto. 11161.
Passage (B.) Brown eyed girl. 27945.
Passananti (E.):
Cantata ’a mmare! 25488.
Colossus march. 25562.
Serenata ’e maggio. 27142.
Eatiaky (H.):
Chinesische lieder. 18562, 18563.
Traum (Der) 30087.
Paterson & sons:
Bonnie Scotland.
Ho for the north.
Land of the Gael. 939.
Patey (H. G.) Now. 15852.
Pathé (F.) Autumn romance.
Patience (C.) Suffragists
20288.
Patrick (H.) My dream girl. 11216.
Pattberg (C.) Trauer Lulu lied. 6368.
4565.
TOT.
88.
(The)
Paten (C. R.)
Sighing through the pines.
Patten (P.)
When the night winds’
20595.
Just a girl of sweet Ssix-
teen. 7946.
Patterson (A: C2) -PictGre (om syou:
86953.
Ivernia. 380568.
Follow your leader.
Patterson (A. W.)
Patterson (B. J.)
28381.
Patterson (C.)
17156.
Patterson (H. W.):
How'd you like to have a willy-
nilly girl. 10645.
I’d rather fool my father. 10672.
In my airy aeroplane. 10797.
My co-ed queen. 11211.
That gridiron glide. 11985.
Your college life is a dreamlife.
Green gravel and you.
12338.
Patterson (P.) Not like mother’s.
26764.
Patterson (S.) Nature’s lullaby.
24148.
Patterson (W. J.):
My old sweetheart. 26709.
Will you love me when I’m old.
22499.
Patterson. (W. lL.) Queen of Arizona,
Mary. 29555.
Pattison (F.) Dawn in the desert.
2492.
Pattison (J. W.) Da skall konungen
Saga. fileoo:
Pattison (T. M:) Holy; holy, jholy-
10626.
Patcom (i: s:) Errant engineer.
2596, 209T:
Pauer (E.):
Cascade (lua) 224.
Suite de pieces, en forme de danses
anciennes. 27315.
Pauer (M.):
Miniatures. 24040.
Spezial-ettiden. 22185, 22186.
Paul (Mrs: Acie) Shide oto luck as
turning. 6356.
Pah) 9 (15:) Nach der Christmette.
3406.
Paw CE W:)
Paul) CH. A.)
mine. 25169.
Baul C3e)y:
Always ready. 12393, 18288.
I’ll take you to the moving pic-
tures sister dear. 754, 2906.
Indian courtship. 15308, 28795.
Starlight night. 13951.
You ain’t no friend of
Just a two-step, dearie. 17358,
28869.
Baul (RS W.yG
Field day march. 14882.
Melodies from dreamland. 3302.
Eo (ON eee
Dream, dream, dream. JIS737T.
Oh! you pretty girl. 113849.
2147
INDEX
pt. 1, n. s., -v. 6 |
Paulanton (EH.)
of Lackawanie.
Paulin (G.):
Fantasmagorie.
Tzigania. 24937.
BawlloGhs a).
Carnival king.
Dashing cavaliers.
(49).
Paulsen (A.):
High above the earth. 23485.
Imps at play. 17282.
Paulson (Mrs. P.) My sweet brown
eyes. 3400.
Paulton (H. A.) :
Angus, Gordon, Donald, Hwart,
John McKee. 25278, 80864 (59).
Afar among the hills
22598.
23226.
10054, 25197 (60).
20963, 27714
Iking of the boulevards. 303864
(90).
Sandy McDougal. 27104, 30364
Gial sae
Two cockatoos. 27468, 30364 (126).
Pavanelli (L.):
Foglia di rosa. 25858.
Nostalgia. 26762.
Roseto bianeo. 27080.
Pavlick (J. O.) I wonder where she
is now. 17268.
Payne (J. D.) Dreams of yesterday.
434.
Payne (lL. M.) Sweetheart, I will
always love you. 20316.
Payne (S. H.) Lead me to the pearly
gates. 8020.
Payne (Mrs. W. A.)
own reward. 23215.
Pays’ (ie) ¢i3i9.
Payson (M.):
Bear dance. 16887.
Canterbury bells. 18507.
Caterpillars. 14602.
Dance ve fairies. 18656.
Hail, Oh Minno! 17168.
Half a score of years ago.
House of dreams. 2876.
Indian dance. 173138.
Merrily, oh merrily. 17581.
Over brook and brier. 19869.
Silent all the night. 20174.
Toe dance. 18086.
Vanish as the dusky night. 20498.
Pay tom) “Cdn Se eae ke) aaa ei
setting of the sun. 30318.
Pazderski (A. L.):
Take ime out to Loveland bay.
11958.
Whining of the willows.
Peabody (A. J.) Arrivée (L’)
Peabody (EH. H.):
Cremation march. 2462.
Nobody knows de trouble I see.
3433.
Stevens hymn. 38942.
Who’s who at Stevens.
Faith brings its
17169.
9662. ~
68.
4311.
a
Peabody (H.) Since mammy went ©
away. 9043.
Peace (EF. W.):
Come before His presence.
Darkness and dawn. 14722.
Father of all. 73852.
God be merciful. 7476.
Seven hymns and tunes. 9010.
Sing praises to God. 9058.
7049.
Peace and good will. 24834.
Peal (M. E.) Under rays of silvery |
moonlight. 22355.
Pearce (F. M.) Big pow-wow. 16854, +
18429, 25197 (48).
Pearce (J. D.) Prayer (A) 3602.
Pearce (K.) Bronx march. 2812.
Pearce (W.) Midway local. 8295.
Pearl maiden. 28063, 28417, 28633,
28634, 28741, 28742, 29334, 29479. f,
Pearsall (F. J.) Dreary moon. 18749. |
Pearson (A.):
Call of summer. 6948..
Christian warfare. 7020.
Fair land, Columbia. 18813.
God’s garden city. T7479.
Light in darkness. 28980.
On wings of love. 21866.
Peary (W. H.) Take a trip to Coney |j
Isle. 16374.
Pease (A. H.)
12359 (6).
Pease (J.) Skip lively. 17924. stale
Pease (J. L.) Break, break, break. |}
12359 (6). |
Pease (M. J.)
Break, break, break.
Just to be an American |
boy. 26318. |
Pechin (I.) For the touch of mother’s |
hand. 18883.
Peck (lL. B.) Blue and the gray.
18448.
Pecorella (L.) Meliscenda waltz.
26567.
Pecorelle smarrite. 13655. dj
Pederzani (l.) Love’s dawn. 30595. |
Pedron (C.) Sognando. 17984.
Pedrotti (C.):
Masked ball. 17511.
Masques (Les). 29124.
Peebles (L. EH.) Old logs. 24257.
Péehl (Ca. Awe
When. 25069.
When I hed the blues. 27601.
Peel (G.):
Boot, saddle, to horse. 22821.
Good and bad children. 171388. |
In summertime on Bredon. 17301. |
Loveliest of trees. 13321. ff
Say, lad, have you things to do.
11716.
Soldier, I wish you well. 17937.
Twenty years hence. 24929.
Valses piquantes, nos. 1-4.
30145, 30146.
Wind of the western sea. 9697. |
Peer Gynt. 10546, 18989-18992, 25981. J
24975, |
2148
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Peerless conservatory of music. 26905,
26906.
Peerless music co.:
Auto king. 14417.
Let’s take a trip in my aero-
plane. 26408.
Peggy. 7943, 8006, 9665, 10485, 10665,
10953, 10964, 12667,
18654-13657, 25285.
12668, 13451,
Pehoushek (C.) Megaphone brigade.
26561.
Péhue (J.) Pantin d’amour. 8646.
Péle-méle:
Je ne voulais plus aimer. 153845.
On espére toujours. 15918.
Pelham (P.):
I want to be a sailor. 29386.
John, John, John. 879.
Lilac, laburnum and May. 970.
Man? what is it. 19525.
Many happy returns. 1045.
Send a note and let me know.
6116.
. You can always find a friend in
the summertime. 20678.
Pélissier (H. G.):
All change here. 6696 22619.
Antiques. 12416.
Big bamboo. 9964.
Coronation day. 28119.
Dreaming. 25705.
Follies (The) 23264.
Follies album of song. 530.
Girl for me. 25914.
Jane from Maiden Lane.
Kismet. 28901.
Lovers’ laughter. 26480.
Mole and the butterfly. 26624.
Pleasant country side. 3582.
Return to the simple life. 138789.
We shan’t tell you. 14205.
Pellegrini (A.) Fink (Der)
25829.
Pelletier (A.) Oh you with the prin-
cess gown. 11350.
S66.
25828,
Penn (A. A.)—Continued.
Cry of a soul. 7091.
Crystal pearls. 7098.
Dixie of Oklahoma. 14757.
Ever dreaming of you. 283818.
Friends. 238284.
Home of my childhood. 2865.
I cannot live without you. T7689.
I could be happy in a portable
house. 19109.
I know a maid. 15208.
I’m going to get married.
Ii: the Little Big Horn
28788.
In the merry spring time. 13138.
Let the whippoorwills tell you I
love you. 193896.
Madame Fluff Butterfly. 11071.
Margery Denure. 13879.
Mazie. 133898.
Memories. 8265.
Molly O. 3344.
Mud pies. 19652.
My posy. 11245.
5224.
Valley.
My southern octoroon. 306389.
Our little colleen babby, oh.
26869.
Pearl thinks the world of me.
8672.
Santanitza. 11700, 18806, 13807.
14319 (188), 16154.
Spanish love song. 29882.
Spring serenade. 16302.
Sweetest girl. 16366.
Tell me O wind. 22267.
Tell me with a smile. 16402.
Two little girls in red. 18107.
Violets bring memories of you.
20516.
Where is the hand. 14251.
Why won’t you be my bride.
18201.
Won’t you be my baboon belle.
20653.
: Penn (G.) Tell me sweetheart dear
ee tte for” amine. | the words of old. 6322.
; Tn Ne Bf forgive, but not
Pefia (A. dela) Pérfida. 3568. ae Sant r aaa aia
Penard (P.) In candy land. 28757. :
A . Penn (W. H.):
Pénau (R.): :
Bteles (Les) 18799 Bereavement. 22783.
; } Sweetheart. 24812.
Pantomime. 19886.
Pendleburg (J. W.) Sweetheart | Penn pub. co.:
Mayme there’s none like you. 9247.
City playgrounds. 16923.
Penle G. Gentle Jesus, meek and International aviator. 19244.
el re Knights of St. George. 28915.
Penn (A. A.): Lu Lu march. 17465.
Ann. 6740. Path (The) finder. 29470.
Aviator Nell. 12451. Penna (J.) Salut 4 Venise. 16151.
Back to the old farm. 14447. Pennington (A.) Molly McGuire.
Call (The) 20882.
Cassie. 14601.
Child’s dream of heaven. 4660.
Come back after harvest time.
295.
2149
Pennington (L.)
Pennington (S.
26625.
Get in line, Tessie.
25907.
B.) Japanese dance.
3045, 18161.
INDEX
Db. Une S:, Vi Geal
Pennino (G. E.): Pepper (J. W.) & son—Continued.
Lassate ca me spasse. 2638838.
Oj Rosa. 26852.
Penny (lL. J.) You’d better get you
another girl. 14292.
Pennypacker (G. F.):
Cape Cod shore. 27979.
Marry. 28533.
I’m a merry young lassie. 28680.
Penrod & Lehmann. When I carried
your school books for you. 4278.
Penso (R.):
Busybody. 22855, 27954.
Cheero. 25528.
Follow the soldiers. 2674.
IT never knew I loved you until you
said goodbye. 28699.
Indian maid. 38007.
Introduce me to the lady. 53283.
It was three o’clock in the morn-
ing. 21443.
Let us waltz round together.
23807.
Mr. Jollyboy. 5660, 21708.
Monte from Monte Carlo. 11174.
Pick mea nice one. 8692.
Someland. 1618.
Sweet Kathleen. 3975.
Take me down Bond street. 9260.
There'll always be a corner by the
fire for you. 18064.
There'll be dirty work at the cross-
roads to-night. 18066.
What is A ——? 1946.
Yesterday you called me sweet-
heart. 18228.
Pente (E.):
Gavotte caprice. 10450.
Mazourka. 1065.
Pentecostal pub. co. Songs and say-
ings for you. 27254.
Pentecostal union:
Harp of gold. 21239.
Joyful bells. 19302.
Mercy is free. 19584.
Eloise. 17033.
Pepper (J. W.) & son:
Abide with me. 9789.
Acme band bk. 6662.
Aida selection. 12120.
Alone. 22633, 25248.
Americus club. 22647, 25256. |
Anvil chorus. 18126, 18127.
Arbucklenian polka. 12424, 16785.
Aviator (The) 16807.
Barnstormer (The) 116.
Battleship North Dakota. 4510,
4511.
seggar student. 22764.
Bellevue three step. 140.
Beneath thy window. 27893.
Blazing spectre. 9975, 12516.
Bohemian girl. 16823.
3$ridal wreath. 228388, 22839.
Bright eyes. 10007, 10008.
2150
Carmen. 25415.
Cavalleria rusticana. 13390.
Chimes of Normandy. 25536.
Ciribiribin. 12606.
Company A. 4699.
Dixie—Maryland. 408.
Dollar princess. 20990.
Dreadnought polka. 423.
Dreams of love. 28990.
Driving in the park. 17022, 18750.
Dying poet. 25720.
Erminie. 25765.
Ernani. 18128.
Kteleka. 28303.
F. O. E. march. 23204, 25790.
Faust. 25954.
Fifteenth U. S. Cavalry. 238242,
25827. .
First kiss waltz. 10379, 10380.
Flirting on the pier. 4933.
Flowery pathway. 49837.
Folies bergérer. 17087.
Fra Diavolo. 4950.
Fugitive (La) 4970.
Gadfly quadrille. 4972, 7428.
Gallant adjutant. 7431.
Gloaming. 23341.
God be with you till we meet |
again. 10493.
Golden bower waltzes. 620, 621. |
Grand selection. 9512.
Greeting to Thomasville. 21216, |
23405. fi
Hazel waltz. _ 676, 7593.
Holy city. 10624, 10625, 18002.
Huguenots. 26604.
Humoreske. 28609.
Idella schottische. 28724, 28725.
Ivanhoe march. 10843, 10844.
Jennie polka. 23668.
King George V. 5391.
Little chat. 28994.
Lohengrin. 12156.
Lost chord. 17442.
Love in idleness. 29047.
Lucia di Lammermoor. Selection. |
20994.
Lucia waltz. 23107.
Magnolia Serenade. 5557.
Maritana. 5581.
Martha. 15598.
Mascot. 5586.
Meistersinger (The) 27553.
Mignon. 24082. |
Militiaman (The) 17548, 19592. |
Minola. 17549, 21700. |
Moment musical. 29720. 4
Moonlight in Venice. 5670.
Nanon. 24147.
Nona schottische. 5751, 5752.
Norma. 14490.
O. M. A. march. 13581, 15872.
Pagliacci. 21518.
Quartet from Rigoletto. 380156.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Pepper (J. W.) & son—Continued.
Red plume. 11567, 11568.
Rigoletto. 18131.
Schubert’s serenade. 20124.
Signal corps. 6157, 11782.
Simple confession. 29784.
Sonora. 29865.
Stradella. 18873.
Sunshine song. 28510.
Sylvania. 24818.
Tales of Hoffmann. 17673.
Tannhiiuser selection.
Temple commandery.
24844.
ravaata, (la) 12122.
Triumph of peace. 24920,
Trovatore (11) selection.
18129.
Vallonia. 27497.
Vallonia march.
Vilia song. 30164.
Violinist’s concert. 646.
Walter’s prize song. 36196.
White seal. 22485, 22486.
William Tell. 24521.
Young Werner’s§ parting
30353.
2nd regiment band march. 2069.
Per Diue (R.) Memory means just
24921.
14159,
24962.
song.
you. 8272.
Percival (D. S:):
Questions and replies. 29559.
Spring has come. 29892.
Perey (C. A.) On the wing. 24277.
Percy (KH. J.) Snuggie up a little
closer dear. 20203.
Percy, Napoleone & Wustrack.
grand carnival day. 17646.
Pérez (S.):
Almas hermanas.
Amelia. 380375.
Apasionada. 27783.
Aurora. 30392.
Ausencia. 12444.
Caprichosas. 27983.
Carolina. 12565.
Crepuscular. 28132.
Desden. 28204.
Don’t blush. 380469.
Niagara
30373.
En el claustro. 28286.
Nostalgia. 13564.
Siempre. 13875.
Tuyo seré. 380105.
Vuelve. 30183.
Pergolése (—) Se tu m’ ami, So sos-
piri. 29736.
Siciliana. 20167.
Uncle Sam’s wedding.
Pergolesi (G.)
Perigo (E. V.)
24941.
Périlhou (A.):
Album de Noél. 14845.
En champagne. 7288.
Réyeillon (le) 11592.
—
Viellée en Bresse. 27537.
Perinello (C.) Quintetto in-si-minore,
19908.
Perkins , (EK. Ae):
Christinas song cycle. ~25553.
Girl we used to court when but a
lad. 28455.
Lass of Sweet sixteen. 17390.
Perkins (\GaeSe)a
Perkins vocal exercises. 2072
(42).
Wavelet (The). 43880 (85).
Perkins lie)
Flirting eyes. 1SS64.
My baby. 29256.
Old woman moon.
Perkins (W. O.)
300138.
Model singer. 20703
(32):
Perléet- Ge):
Ballade. 24347, 30364 (61).
Danse grace. 23057, 30364 (66).
Expectation. 12779.
In solitude. 13129, 14319 (ST).
In the swing. 18187, 143819 (S88).
Joyeux. 13178, 14319 (97).
Maiden’s lament. 29088.
Sing a song of gladness. 3856,
3857.
Spinning song. 139388 143819 (141).
Staccato etude. 24735, 30364
(116).
Valse-fantaisie. 24966, 30364
GZ).
Whispers. 14255.
Perlmutter (——) :
As du kenst nit un weist nit nemt
men sich nit unter. 27803.
Auf schulom steht die welt. 22701.
Aus frauen-recht. 27824.
Beht tates mames auf kinder.
22766.
Bist mein kroin mein welt.
Chad gadyo. 23869.
Dus bisele erd. 28270.
Elteru’s liebe ist wahre
23169.
Emunoh is theuer. 2587.
Grager (Der) 238392.
Holt fest dein emune.
Itzik. 23663.
Lebedige yisoimela. 28941.
Nehm schon ob zurik dein suesse
27910.
liebe.
26077.
heim. 38414.
Neshume fin mein folk. 24157.
Ov horachmon. 3584.
Polish Jew. 11484.
Polischer Yid. 3591.
Ven Gott vet tzeigen wunder.
24985.
Zu hot ihr nit gesehen mein
Moishe. 4372.
Peroni (A.) Minuetto. 29183, 29184.
Perossi (l.) In patris memoriam.
138126. '
Perot (A.) Rose jar. 24513.
2151
)
INDEX
Perot (E. J.) Salute of the Christian
flag. 29690.
Perpignan (F.)
Perregaux (J. L.)
101381.
Perrin (H. C.)
1201.
Perrin (S.):
Any old way you cook chicken is
good enough for me. 62, 4880
(93).
When the trees shed their leaves
Miss Million. 29186.
Come be my friend.
Night in the desert.
in the fall. 20598.
Perrino (H.) Barecarola. 18884.
Perry (A. D.) Roses. 24518.
Perry (A. W.) Memory. 8270.
Perry (A. W.) & sons’ music ¢o.:
Angel mother. 20747.
Annie Laurie. 14885.
Autumn schottische. 2186.
Battle cry of freedom. 14462.
Birds at dawn. 14517.
Blessed be drudgery. 6885.
Blessed be the tie that binds.
6886.
Buds of beauty. 27947.
Butler’s correct method for the
piano. 12545, 12546.
Cupid’s capers. 25620.
Dancing in the meadow. 2477.
Darling Nellie Gray. 14724.
Dixie. 14755.
Don’t take my little home.
Dream of heaven. 2547.
Dusky belles. 28271.
Echoes from the chapel. 14802.
Gathering shadows. 25898.
Glaphyra waltzes. 14971.
Glittering lake. 7470.
Globeville march. 21179.
Golden ripples. 7487.
Greetings and kisses for my be-
loved. 22684.
Hail Columbia. 15065.
Happy days. 15077.
Happy dream waltz. 15078.
Harem skirt girl. 26014.
Home sweet home. 15149.
How can I leave thee. 15159.
I cannot sing the old songs. 15187.
I have found the way of love.
15198.
In the gloaming. 15302.
In the upper garden. 10814.
June bride waltzes. 153870.
Leaves and zephyrs. 28940.
Leschetizky’s scale. 15436.
Lightning express. 15461.
Listen to the mocking bird. 15474.
Loves old sweet song. 155384.
Maiden lady. 26506.
Massa’s in the cold ground. 15605.
Meadow Brook waltz. 15628.
Meliscenda waltz. 26567.
2535.
pl. Teas. v..6
Perry (A. W.) & sons’ music co.—Con.
Moonlight in the mountains.
29207.
Moonlight on the snow. 26642.
Moonlight shadows. 15726.
My mother’s prayer. 26706.
My old Kentucky home. 15780.
Oh power of hope. 21841.
Old black Joe. 15898.
Old (The) cabin home.
Old folks at home. 15908.
Old oaken bucket. 15907.
Oriole grand march. 26858.
Pearl feather waltz. 26900.
Picture of my old home far away.
15997.
Pine grove march. 8699.
Red white and blue. 16071.
Rustic run-a-ways. 8924.
Salute to Beloit. 3756.
School-day recollections.
Silvery ripples waltz.
Star (The)
16310.
Sunny Jim. 3962.
Sweet springtime. 16363.
Twilight in the forest. 4128.
Uncle Si barn dance. 4182.
Wandering in dreamland. 22417.
We'd better bide a wee. 30211.
Where is my wandering boy to-
15900.
3791.
BA L(S.
spangled banner.
night? 16647.
Withered violets. 22511.
Yankee Doodle. 16690.
Perry (Agnes) Meet me next Sunday
at Woodland. 8254.
Perry (Amy) Dreaming of you,
Helene. 7238.
Perry (Ey Gy
Fast asleep. 17071.
G-double-o-d. 17108. ae
On the corner of the gate. 17694. |
Perry’s children’s songs. 19910.
That creepy song. 18053.
When the naughty stays inside.
18186.
Perry (G. W.) My pretty Carib Sue.
15785.
Perry (Ch Rae
Come to good old dreamy town.
25568.
Hop! hop! 26084.
Perry (2: Bae
Mother’s pet waltz. 4880 (56).
Prairie flower waltzes. 4380 (66).
Sambo’s double shuffle. 4880 (72). |
Persell (E.) Reel thing. 8821, 29591. |
Persley (G. H.) Come where the vio-
lets bloom. 22562: (15).
Person (V.) My dream come true.
13498.
Pertela (P.):
Sweetheart
14005.
Vive la bagatelle.
IT dream of thee.
1895.
2152
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
INDEX
Pessard (E.):
Bonjour Suzon. 30416.
Dans la forét. 4753.
Hen (The). 7624.
Pesse (M.):
Aquarelle. 6747.
Au caprice du vent. 67883.
Au gré des réves. 9872, 27816.
C’est une fable. 205.
Chanson du bonheur. 248.
Chanson nouvelle. 245.
Eau qui glisse. 12787.
En cueillant des muguets. 18784.
En écoutant tomber la pluie. 4860.
En filant la blanche laine. 28288.
Insaisissable (L’) 10828.
J’aimais. 10846, 10847.
Jouez-nous quelque chose.
Musique sur l’eau. 13481.
Neige de printemps. 13541.
Sur les pointes. 18094.
Tourne, joli rouet. 18088.
Un soir, 4 Grenade. 20455.
Vent qui jase. 12117.
Pestalozza (A.) Ciribiribin.
7028, 7024, 12606, 22958.
Peterhans (W. H.) While thou art
26299.
2408,
mine. 12255.
Peterman (R.) His remembrance.
10614.
Peters (A.) Alabama belle. 22.
Peters (B.):
Can’t you hear the cuckoo calling?
208838.
Hey, hey, hey. 7635.
Write my name in your heart.
25161.
Peters (B. C.) Hooptoroo of Hulla-
balooloo. 238498.
Peters (C.) He knows. 678.
Peters (C. F.):
Acht stiicke. 27179.
Etude-caprice. 477.
Fiunf gesinge. 26576.
Gebet. 25897.
Gratulanten kommen. 25976.
Huldigungsmarsch. 15029, 150380.
Meister fiir die jugend. 26565,
29151.
Moto perpetuo in oktaven. 1128.
Nordische ballade. 26757.
Norwegischer brautzug im voru-
berziehen. 15031, 15032.
Oktoberlied. 26858.
Prélude et fugue. 26653.
-Quartett. 26997.
Sechs stticke. 26026.
Siehst du den stern. 27167.
Sonate A moll. 3662.
Spanische tainze. 15729-15732.
Terzen-studie. 1750.
Variationen. 11420.
Wir wahnten lange. 27655.
Peters (F.) Scherzo II. A dur. 1329.
Peters (H.) Love’s enchantment.
19486.
Peters (W.) Verlassen. 9517.
Peters (W. F.):
Davy Jones. 20966.
English language. 21054.
Fencing girl. 21097.
Good-bye little girl. 21198.
I only want to hear you say that
you love me and me alone.
138066.
If you could fancy me.
Old Deacon Pettigue.
Serpent of the Nile.
Slumbertown. 22130.
Song of the skylark. 22161.
21290.
21848,
29100.
That’s peculiar isn’t it? very.
22280.
There really isn’t any more to tell.
22291.
This is no place for a good little
girl. 22804.
Visions of love. 22402.
Petersen (A. M.)
5196.
Petersen (Mrs. M. E.):
Girl you used to be. 28457.
I’d rather be a brother than a hus-
band. 28648.
I am weary of war.
Petersilea (C.) Technical studies.
9290.
Peterson (A.) Under the stars. 9458.
Peterson (A. S.) There shines no
lovelight there. 20380.
Peterson (C. H.) . Those happy days
gone by. 12025.
Peterson (D.):
Down by the deep blue sea: 21006.
Love I’m coming by and by.
21574.
Peterson (E.) My Rocky Mountain
girl. 24126.
Peterson (EF. E.) Troubadour song.
20428.
Peterson (H. E.) My southern home.
24131.
Peterson (I.) pseud. See Glascock
(Mrs. A. D.)
Peterson (J. B.) Indicator (The).
7873.
Peterson (J. J.)
Peterson (J. T.)
ica. 16870.
Peterson (S. A.) In memory of th
Czarina wreck. 19215.
Peterson music co. Boy scouts of
America. 16870.
Peterson-Berger (W.)
25376.
Pether (H. E.):
Afterglow. 25219.
Arguments. 12428.
Boy in the street. 25486. -
Dolly Drew. 18718, 20991.
Don’t call me an angel. 25684.
Amourpheus. 6729.
Boy scouts of Amer-
Bell ringing.
2153
26596—12 26
INDEX
pt. Th me S., We 6
Pether (H. H.)—Continued.
Hilly, oh, Hilly Reilly. 4858.
Ey’ryone’s key fits my street door.
487.
V’d sooner
10675.
I never think of anything unless
I think of you. 7757.
I want to stop along o’ nursie.
26189.
It’s all right when the sun shines.
17325.
Little Willie’s fountain pen. 29015.
Moonflower. 29206.
Oh! Susannah. 3484.
On the sands of the shore.
Paper-bag cookery. 21898.
Pierrette. 138668.
Saving twenty poundsa year. 1507.
Some day you’ll know. 6200.
Stick to your Uncle Jeremiah.
18958.
"Tis better to forget and smile.
14084.
We're not out much, but when we
are out. 18162.
Why do we sigh for the seaside.
sit out this dance.
26828.
14260.
Petit (A. S.) Dianes. 28210.
Petite suite. 16288, 16289.
Petits riens. 15744.
Petre (Mrs. E. A.) Longing for her
return. 26449.
Petri (R.):
Burg tiberm tale. 14565, 14566.
Hs griine die tanne. 148383.
Seiner (Ihrer) majestit geburts-
tag. 8994.
Petrie (H. W.):
Bas bleu. 2229, 6648 (41).
Cupid’s web. 18644.
Dreaming of you. 430, 9782 (381).
Feast of flowers. 7359.
Gold, glittering gold. 23359.
In His name. 21399.
Longing. 19451.
My Jack. 5706.
Nearer Thy presence. 15812.
On the roll of the open sea. 19835.
Out on the storm-swept sea.
24307.
Poor little boy loved a rich little
girl. 21944.
Poppy blossoms. 19953.
Port of missing ships. 21945.
Roses and love. 11651.
She’ll wear a rose in her hair to-
night. 16208.
Tambourin (Le) 1718.
Until the end of time. 27487.
Violet’s sweetheart. 22400, 27714
(188).
Whispering pines. 20620.
Wild rose. 6648 (135), 9684.
Petrie (N. M.) I’m longing for my
own my Dixie land. 15236.
2154
Petrie (N. W.) Now I lay me. 26768.
Pette (A. E. van de) See Van de Pette
(A. E.)
Pettengrill (W. T.) Milk and honey.
19593.
Pettersen (P. G.) Praise the Lord.
17753.
l’etterson (B.) Decorate the soldiers
graves. 10219.
Petterson (J.) Lover’s duetto. 11056.
Pettingill (C.) Whispering of the
pines. 1989.
Pettit (A. M.) Ill be a nice clean
window. 19127.
Pettit (R. G.) My Avelene tonight.
5698.
Pettman (E.):
Choralia. 16917.
Come; holy Spirit, come. 14660.
Ever faithful, ever sure. 14812.
Fierce was the wild billow. 14883. |
15085. |
15245. |
Hark the swelling breezes.
I need thee precious Jesus.
I saw His face of sorrow. 15248. |
Lamb of God, I look to Thee. |
15419.
Like a river glorious. 15463.
Lord I know a work is waiting. |
15505.
My God, my King. 15765.
Nothing between. 15848.
Onward, Christian soldiers. 15929.
Shepherd true. 16218.
Petz (F. A.)
Petzl (C.):
Amour veille.
Crépuscule. 18635.
Regina-walzer. 8825, 11577.
Peute (E.) Momento appassionato.
11169. .
Pew (G. G. de) See De Pew (G. G.)
Peytavin (J. S.)
24254.
Pfeel (G. H.)
Francisco in 1915. 16750.
25260.
Pfeil (H.) Calm is the lake. 27971. |
Pfirstinger (F.) Traum an der Sieg- |
friedquelle. 14101. J
Pfister fréres: |
Désespérance. 16991.
Imére (L’) 18116.
Irénis. 26262.
Pfleger (J.) Rollschuh-liufer-walzer.
16109.
Phelan (BH. G.):
Agro dolce. 2100, 6648 (38). e
At the sea-side. 2172, 4380 (96). |
Ever wi’ my Jean. 2615, 4380
(111).
In April. 2984, 4380 (128).
Jumblies
Message of star-beam. 3325, 4380 |
(145).
To thee. 4087, 6648 (125).
Windy nights. 4328, 6648 (1387).
Old church bell. |
All aboard for San |}
(The) 3069, 4880 (134). |
Soul in sorrow. 11854. i
Ly
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Phelps (A.):
My southern love. 15791.
Rattle snake rag. 11560.
Phelps (B.):
My little Jap. 8882.
Snake-charmer. 24659.
Phelps (H.):
Down on the Songo River. 422.
Happy scenes of bygone days.
2810.
I wish I could change my auto.
. 29438.
If you only knew. 7815.
My wife’s come home from the
country. 5721.
Our everlasting goal. 1291.
Wah wah taysee. 1911.
Phelps (BE. S.):
Romance in Bohemia. 24494.
Sweet dreams of thee.
27336.
Phelps (F. I.) I love you just be-
cause you’re queer. 7720, 15224.
Phelps & Finley. I’m looking for a
nice little girlie. 5229.
Phenig & Freedman. I don’t know
why I love you. 28649.
Philbrick (W.) My little goo-goo
girlie. 5709.
Philharmonic pub. ¢€o.:
Secret of violin playing. 8987.
Willy Willy Wiltshire. 27651.
Philidor (F. A. Danican-) See Dani-
can-Philidor (F. A.)
273835,
-Philie (J. E.) Cloud-chief. 2417.
|
|
| Phillips (B. B.)
Philipp
1315.
Philipp (G.) pseud. See Suck (G. F.)
Philipp (I.):
Exercices de moyenne force. 4896.
New Gradus ad Parnassum. 11275,
15818, 24159.
(A.) Paris the paradise.
Preparatory of technic. 19968.
Philipp (R.) Gavotte. 21168.
Philippe (H.) Thy gentle spirit.
20398.
Philips (D.):
Come, love, & fly withtme. 101385.
Lost in the land of love. 11044.
Where my mother is waiting for
me. 12249.
Phillip (L.) Graceful dance. 5088.
Phillips (A. B.) AS a wayward
stream. 14407.
Phillips (B.) Lassie (A) by the sea.
8017.
Phillips (B. A.)
27340.
Sweet rose of love.
Is there another
girl like mother. 28815.
| Phillips (C.):
I saw his face of sorrow. 15248.
In the cross of Christ. 15299.
Phillips (C.)-—Continued.
Loved with everlasting love.
15526.
Saviour, while my heart is tender.
16159.
Phillips (E.):
Cowboy Dan. 4714.
Take me back to dear old Dixie
where the Swanee wends its
way. 24824.
To every heart there comes some
gladness. 4088.
Phillips (F. H.)
Phillips (G.)
Phillips (H.)
tears. 23560.
Phillips’ (H. :)=
Bric-a-braec. 10006.
Good enough for me.
Open your heart. 1283.
That June. 27385.
Phillips (I.) Only a dream. 19844.
Phillips (J.) Um, Lawd, kid, dat’s
Count on me. 20947.
Nellie Bell. 29312.
I’m smiling to hide my
7499.
rag. 9446.
Phillips (J. R.) Laughing eyes.
19378.
Phillips (lL. B.) Liedes gruss. 11000.
Phillips (L: Z.):
I love the little lightning bugs.
MONT.
Moonlight and roses. 5669.
Some day we'll know. 22142.
Phillips (M.) Beat of a passionate
heart. 6887.
Phillips (M. F.):
Berceuse. 148.
Daffodils. 7148.
Flower of a fairer world. 10393.
Nocturne. 1341.
Prelude and fugue in G minor.
11516.
Rosette. 16129.
Starry woods. 24744.
Vesper bell. 9518.
Phillips (Mrs. N.) Lead me blessed
Saviour. 15428.
Phillips (P.) I will sing you a song.
sae
Bhillips OR.) :
Drunk again. 17025.
Richelieu. 3687.
That is all. 14050.
Toinette. 4090.
Phillips (W. A.) :
Son of the desert am I. 22149.
Sweetest dream of all. 3984.
Phillips & Page:
Can you forgive. 16886.
Dear isle of green. 14732.
Flower of the Nile. 21120.
Garden of memories. 14941.
Graceful dance. 21206.
Harmony in eight pages.
Humoresque. 21308.
Look down, dear eyes.
7582.
992.
2155
INDEX
pt. II, 0. s, v. 6
Phillips & Page—Continued.
Love’s dwelling place. 1006.
Love’s perfect flower. 23886.
My heart goes out tc you. 21735.
Poinsettia valse. 17749
Policeman’s holiday. 16018.
Reverie. 22014.
Sing! sing! birds on the wing.
22118.
Song of the arrow. 22156.
Thalia. 9310.
Valse bohémienne. 6413.
Valse caprice. 22368.
You will forget. 16710.
Phillips music co:
AS a wayward stream. 14407.
King of peace. 7978.
Lassie by the sea. 8017.
Philippson (M.) Zwei klavierstiicke.
3570.
Philpot (S.) My little sunkissed hya-
cinth. 26699.
Phipps (G. G.) Dear mother’s songs.
10212.
Phreaner (M. R.) Sweetheart I'll:
promise you to be true. 24814.
Piacezzi (C.):
Canzone villereccia. 12559, 12560.
Capriccio, op. 10. 138667.
Piano (H.) Is it. 28654.
Pianolski pseud. See Weinberg (C.)
Piantadosi (A.):
Dreamy Italian waltz. 4829.
Give me a small-town sweetheart.
189386, 25197 (91).
Haven’t you forgotten something.
7589, 9782 (38).
Honey man, my little lovin’ honey
man. 17209, 25197 (100).
I just met the fellow.
25197 (106).
I’m looking for a dear old lady.
2072 (115).
I’m so tired of dreaming. 19155.
In all my dreams I dream of you.
7834.
Love isn’t always laughter.
Medley waltz. 8251, 8252.
Mother’s child. 1125, 9782 (68),
13478.
Rusty-can-o rag. 8925, 18784.
San Francisco glide. 2072 (167).
Somehow I can’t forget you.
22145,
Summer days.
(148), 17998.
That Italian serenade. 27384, 27714
(130).
That long lost chord. 6382, 9782
(84)
19122,
26469.
11910, 138979, 14519
That todelo tune. 1761.
Think it over May. 1775.
When Broadway was a pasture.
9617, 9782 (94).
2156
Piantadosi (A.)—Continued.
You’re going to wish you had me
back again. 9757, 9782 (100).
Piatti (A.) Violoncello method. 9532.
Piber’ (5:)s) ag
A 2’ fahrii’s gifts 22572,
Dorferl ((S). 25680.
Teuerung (Die). 9807.
Picard (C.) For I’m a regular rag-
time girl. 14908.
Picard (E.) Juré (Le) 53868.
Picazo (M.) Gtiarany. 10551.
Piccinni (—):
Premier air d’Atys. 24402.
Récitatif et troisiéme air d’Atys.
24458.
Piccinni (N.):
Récitatif et air d’Angélique. 29578.
Récitatif et air de Roland. 29580. |
Récitatif et deuxiéme air de San- |
garide. 29581, 29582.
Piccolino. 11460.
Pichl (W.) Six fugues.
Pick-Mangiagalli (R.):
Drei walzer-capricci.
Von der wiese. 4213.
Pickaert (R.):
Andante.
Saltarello.
Pickens (M. T.)
you. 7504.
Pickering (L. M.)
29687. “
Pickert (A.) Réve et enchantement. |
8850. ai
Pickert (G.) I ne’er could love an- |
other girl as I love you. 28698. |
Pickett (L. L.) Songs and sayings for '
YOu... saa 4
Picquet (G.):
Ce soir. 18529, 30427. |
Refrain de Carmen. 138780. i
Si ce n’est qu’un réve. 1566,
30746.
Sur un fil dor. 29950.
Voila les ch’ valiers de la nuit.,|
1343.
15996.
26924.
27099.
Goodnight, God bless i
St. Louis for me. |
14184. L
Pierce (C. A.) Jesus, lover of my
soul. 7925. |
Pierce (H. de) See De Pierce (H.) §
Pierce (J. N.) Amberst forever. §'
14369. t
Pierné (G.):
Choeur des moissonneurs. 10098,
10099.
Ize¥l. 19265. !
March of the little leaden soldiers. |
23941. i
Ronde d’enfants. 8886. ti
Sérénade. 24588.
Pierné (P.) Aux jardins d’avril,
25328.
Jingle, bells. 10868.
16315, 19353.
Recollection.
Pierpont (J.)
Pierrot Lunaire.
Pierson (D. E.) 17838 :
(
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Pierson (W.. T.):
Canoeing. 18505, 20885, 22880,
25197 (58).
Emogene. 25745.
Sleep, honey, sleep. 1588.
Pietzsch (G.) Schule fiir oboe. 20128.
Pietzsch (H.) 22 etiiden fiir trompete
oder cornet. 21925.
Piggott (F.) Going to the wars. 7482.
Pigott & co., ltd. Flanagan’s flying
machine. 18859.
maxe (H: H.):
Come my soul, thou must be wak-
ing. 4693.
Marching all day. 8209.
Marching along. 28945.
Now the day is over. 5760.
Old time favorites. 21854.
Peace of God. 8669.
Roses bloom in summer only. 8905.
Southern songs. 16287.
Pilgram (W. H.) Vaiter! don’t say
ham ven I’m around. 12096.
Pillaud (J.) Requiem. 11584.
Pilling (Mrs. E. C.) Where will you
spend eternity. 6548.
Pillion (J. M.) My sweet blue eyed
lady. 15792.
Pillon (C.):
Bonsoir messieurs.
Knisternde seide.
mib7. (H.),:
Im merzen. 23605.
Intermezzo amoroso.
Koboldtinze. 21495.
Thor’s hammerschwung. 24879.
18451.
13226.
21428.
Verrat. 24993.
Pinard (A.) Player (The) 16009.
Pinches (H. H.) Yankee tangle
SIR EYE
Pinckney (D.) Take me back to my
old Kentucky home. 11950.
Eandar (A: H.) You and I. 25171.
Pink lady. 4619, 4802, 7709, 8855, 8356.
8700, 8703, 10980, 11468, 12859 (91),
12359 (96-99).
Pinkel (R. R.):
Back to the dear old home.
Mariutch is Mariola. 8219.
Pinkney (R.) Angels had come. 18306.
Pinsuti (—) In dreaming hours. 23618.
Pmsuti (C.) :
Crusaders (The)
_ Kings minstrel.
Palm tree and cedar.
Spring song. 20271.
Vine and myrtle. 22898.
When life is brightest. 6513.
Einto (A. FE.) : .
American boys. 9829.
Berceuse. 9952, 9954.
Chippewa maid. 10097.
Daisy. 10181.
Favorite colors. 10364.
Festival of the pickaninies.
4487.
28139.
10925.
29445.
10368.
Pinto (A. F.)—Continued.
Ideal (The) 10753, 13090.
Nearer my God to Thee. 11271.
One sweetly solemn thought. 11380.
Paraphrase. 11480. 5
Réve aprés le bal. 11590.
Robin Adair. 11611.
Screaming eagle. 11748.
Star of hope. 11876, 11877.
Sweetest story ever told; para-
phrase. 11940.
Tarantella. 11961.
Venetian echoes. 12114, 12115.
Will I do? 12277.
Pirani ( ) Bebé polka. 9928.
Piron (A. J.) What is this world to
me. 16604.
Pisano (A. Brunetti-) See Brunetti-
Pisano (A.)
PiskaéGek (R.) Serendédi exoticka. 9000.
Piska¢éka (A.) Melusina. 17521.
Bitt €Es):
Serenade. 20146.
Serenade, for small orchestra.
18850-13854.
Pittman (G. B.) Let’s go down to the
bowling alleys. 17398.
Puzen (Rk. HS):
Could lips but speak the language
of my heart. 3830.
Someday, sweetheart.
Piwarski (A.) & €0.:
Praktyezne szkota gry na mando-
linie. 16027.
Triptique. 16465.
Zabawki. 18238.
Place (C. A.) Mammy’s dear old song.
§192.
Place (W.), jr.:
1612.
Romanza in D minor. 1452.
Slumber song. 6183.
Souvenir de Venezia. 22177.
Plaidy (L.) Technische studien. 18044.
Planel (L.):
If thou wilt. 807.
Si tu veux. 1568.
Plank (T. H.) Power of truth. 21948.
Planquette (—) Chimes of Normandy.
25536.
Planquette (R.):
Here’s to the eyes that look in
mine. 2846, 9782 (41).
Paradise of Mahomet. 8650, 11429,
15958, 29455-29457.
Sun shines on my wedding day.
9212, 9782 (80).
Those eyes. 9361, 9782 (88).
Plant (A. B.) Miller of the Dee.
24037.
Platt (E.) Della Ware. 147389.
Platt (ie rCs) 1G.) American feet.
25254.
Platt (CRS):
Chanson in F. 244.
Gulls (The) 28515.
2197
INDEX
pt. 1h, We7s:; Vv. 6.
Platt (R.)—Continued.
I worshipped thee. 2951.
My dear ones all are sleeping.
5698.
Valse impromptu in G. 1855.
Platte (A. W.) Romance. 1447.
Platten (G. I.) Call of the Patteran.
6944.
Platts (H.
20275. ,
Platzmann (H.):
Back again with the old folks.
M.) Star Hye. 11875,
27846.
My girl waltzes. 2072 (146).
Plohn (A.) Praktycezna szkota gry
na mandolinie. 16027.
Ploix (E.) Petite frileuse. 26918.
Plummer (R.) On the famous Hud-
son River. 5819.
Plympton (L. A.) It singeth low in
every heart. 5334.
Podbertsky (T.):
Abendfeier in Bartholomi. 22587.
Hisjungfrauen vom Konigssee.
18772-18774.
Poe (W. W.) Hullo little girl. 12980.
Poindexter (HE. L.) Power is His.
29521.
Poindexter (Mrs. W. N.)
waltz. 6297, 11945.
Pointer (J.) Fairies’ recall.
Polak (EK. J.):
Have you not seen the timid tear.
19022.
Oh! why should the girl of my
soul be in tears. 19807.
Thy song has taught my heart.
20401. la
Where is the nymph. 20615.
Why does azure deck the sky.
20629.
Young rose.
Poland (L.)
Poldini (EH.):
Boat song. 178.
Butterfly. 4615.
Fleurettes. 14892.
Gnome dance. 2747.
March of the brownies.
Merry mandarin. 3822.
Poupée valsante. 19957.
Trois études. 3590.
Under sunny skies.
Valse charmeuse.
Valse sérénade.
Waltz of the mice.
Poldowskl ( ):
Bruxelles. 14562.
Dimanche d’avril. 14749.
En sourdine. 14825.
Polhamus (A. M.):
Vovage (A) to
1906.
You’re just the same sweet girl.
14800.
Sweetheart
10349.
20689.
Girl I love. 12889.
5565.
1834.
30809.
4164.
6466.
slumberland.
Polhamus (W. R.) I am safe when f
look to Jesus. 5195.
Polhemus (C. E.) I want to hear a
southern tune. 5245.
Poli (J.) Ninon la jolie.
Poliakin (M.)
8247.
Polignac (A. de):
Chant @amour. 30430.
Sonate en si bémol. 5917.
Polish Jew. 2369, 2587, 3414, 3534,
3591, 4372.
Polla (W.):
Go, fragrant rose. 10487, 14980.
Mission of the rose. 11168, 15685.
Rose and the star. 11635, 16120.
Rose and the wind. 116386, 16121.
Rose songs. 11646-
Southwind and the rose, 11857,
162838.
Polla (W. C.):
Annie Laurie.
Rock of ages. 11612. —
Pollard (W. G.) Frankey boy I love
you true. 18896.
Pollitt (A. W.):
Canzona. 4629.
Once again, O blessed time.
Three cathedral preludes.
Triumphal march. 27450.
Pollock (C. E.):
Far up in heavens blue.
Land far away. 28928.
Lindenwood. 15468.
Little sowers. 15485.
Mansions in heaven. 5564.
O prodigal child come home. 5777.
Out and out for Christ. 5849.
Send the light. 6117.
Wonderful fountain. 6610.
Yes, there’s one. 16694.
Pollock (H. G.) Back to the old farm.
14446.
Pollock (M. J.)
loving. 26748.
Polnische wirtschaft.
Poltschbach (M.)
Mexico. 19818.
Polyphon-musikwerke a. g.:
A eafona. 22568.
"A calamita ’e Napule. 22564.
?A canzone qd’ ’o marenaro. 22567.
A casa vosta. 22568.
"A chitara e ’o mandulino.
"A femmena. 22571.
"A nzirla. 2250
A primma serenata. 22578.
°A serenata mia. 22579.
°A spruceta. 22580.
°A via pe’ spusa’.
Abbrile-dolce dormire.
Acqua possata. 22592..
Addio, mia bella. 22593.
Addio, ninetta. 22594.
Ah! ’ammore e che ffa fa.
Albero ’e pigna. 22612.
1208.
Mazurka de _ salon.
9841.
1273.
30681.
7342.
Night’s the time for
5919.
Old Diaz has left
22569.
22581.
22584.
22605. |
2158
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Polyphon-musikwerke a. g.— Continued.
Ammore a tarantella. 22649.
Ammore nh’ ’0 vo sape. 25257.
Ammore spassuso. 22654.
Aria serena. 22680.
Bella ca bella si. 25877.
Bella, che duorme. 22770.
Bella, e spuntato ’o sole. 22771.
Bettina. 22792.
Canzona mia. 22884.
Canzona sincera. 22885.
Canzona veziosa. 25498.
Canzone d’ ammore. 22886.
Canzone della vita. 22887.
Capille janche. 22895.
Carmela. 22900.
Charmeuse (La) 22928.
Chiar’ ’e luna. 229380.
Cielo e mare. 22956.
Comm’ ’a na vota. 22996.
Core ’e fuoco. 23012.
Core ’e surdato. 230138.
Core perduto. 23014.
Cuscritto. 238034.
Dammi i tuoi baci. 238042.
Dimme ’na vota si. 238089.
E bonasera, ammore. 238142.
"E rose. 23146.
E’ si acaile na funelia. 23147.
’E tre bellezze. 23149.
E va trova. 23150.
Fantasia. 238266.
Fiore ammennole. 23248.
I’ m’ arricorde ’e te. 23554.
I’ songo ’e Napule. 238569.
Incantatrice (L’) dei serpenti.
23648.
eit fa. 23790.
Luntananza amara. 23897.
Luntano ’a mamma. 23898.
Ma-fatemi il favore. 23902.
Maletiempo. 23929.
N’ acqua 6 maggio. 24187.
Nina. 24169.
Ninita. 24170.
Niny Terabuscio. 26751.
*Nnanze a tte. 24178.
Notte lunare. 24189.
Nun 6 cosa. 24198.
Nun te credo echit. 24195.
Nun tuorne cchitl. 24196.
Nun turné. 24197.
O nomme suio. 26779.
’O rilurgiello. 24216.
’°O scoglio ’e frisio. 24217.
’O spasso. 24219.
°O suldato ’nsentinella. 24221.
°O Tuoceco. 26786.
O vino. 26787.
°O ppassato. 24215.
Oi chi p’o mare va. 24251.
Oj’ capura. 24253.
Passiona mia. 24830.
Pecché nun ride? 243389.
Primmavera gentile. 24414.
Polyphon-musikwerke a. g.—Continued.
Pulcinella (1) 24429.
Pure a tte. 26993.
Quanno ’a femmena nun yo’. 24483.
Quanno tramonta ’o sole. 24434.
Quant’ é bello stu ppoco. 24435.
Romanza qd’ inverno. 24497.
Ronna ingannatrecia. 24505.
Sciore ’e luntananza. 24568.
Semplicita. 24578.
Senza fe’. 27131.
Senza strumente. 24582.
Serenata ’e vierno. 24596.
Serenatella. 24599.
Sole d’ oro. 24668.
Stella caduta. 24747.
Stornelli borghesi. 24756.
Superstizioso (Il) 24790.
Suspio ’e primmavera. 27328.
Te voglio bene. 24840.
Tiempe belle ’e na vota. 24895.
Topolino e gatto. 24913.
Tutto pe’ te. 24927.
Tutto rosa. 24928.
Vattenne. 24983.
Vecariello appucundruso. 24984.
Vicino a tte. 25001.
Voce ’e maggio. 25020.
Pomahac (1I.) Wa-no-las-set. 20527.
Pommer (J. W.), jr.:
Nightingale and the rose. 8479.
Where sweet Anita sleeps. 9658.
Ponce (M. M.):
Apasionadamente. 6748.
6 mazurka. 25194.
112 mazurka. 22559.
124 mazurka. 25195.
Ponchielli (A.) Dance of the hours.
25634.
Pond (L. M.) Alleluia, He is risen.
4380 (4).
Pond (W. A.). jr. See Pond (L. M.)
Pond (W. A) & co:
Alleluia. 27750.
At the party. 20769.
Babe divine. 97.
Boston (The) 4565.
Brownies’ revel. 20869.
Butterflies. 16880.
Captivating. 27984.
Come unto Me ye weary. 22992.
Cuckoo calls. 14699.
Dance among the heatherflower.
14710.
Dear when I look. 4777.
Dickinson medley. 4794.
Dip me in the golden sea. 4795.
Far off greeting. 14860.
Gondolier’s song. 7498.
Green (A) hill. 12935, 12936,
17158.
Hark what mean those holy voices.
26016.
Kings minstrel. 10925.
Magdaline. 8170, S171.
2159
INDEX
Pond (W. A.) & co.—Continued.
March of the marionettes.
Modest desire. 15700.
My soul is athirst for God. 24130.
Nearer my God to Thee. 24152.
Now the day is over. 1222.
O Jesus, Thou art standing. 11318.
Perfect peace. 13824, 13285.
Recollections of the chase.
Reverie. 22208.
Risen King. 8866.
Sing gladsome Easter carols. 9049.
Sunburst (The) flag of green and
21633.
16069.
gold. 18000.
Tarry with me O my Saviour.
16393.
Te Deum in F. 11964.
Te Deum laudamus. 40138.
Sleep Babe divine. 1582.
There’s a beautiful land on high.
16428.
Through loves’ eternity. 93878.
Thy life was given for me. 6355.
Venite exultemus Domino. 18125.
Violets in the grass. 16528.
Wait my soul upon the Lord.
224138.
Pond (W. J.):
Keep moving. 7966, 10906.
March of the nations. 6648 (86).
Ring out bells. 16096, 20028,
22021.
Ponder (F. V.):
Alaga rag. 22611.
Waxahatchie. 42438.
Pons (C.) Voile du bonheur. 14185.
Pontius (W. H.):
Beside the bonnie brier bush.
22784, 22785.
Night song. 26746.
Sometime. 29839.
Pool (EH. M.) In the Little Big Horn
Valley. 28788.
Pool (H.) I wanta man. 778.
Pooler (G. E.) My airy fairy scarey
aeroplane. 24098.
Poorman (V. W.) Peanuts. 5879.
Pope (KF. K.) I’m so lonely since you
threw me down. 26166.
Popinjay (The) 6209.
Popp (W.):
Cuckoo’s song. 10170.
Soussmann’s (H.) complete
method for the flute. 27263.
Popper (D.):
Funifzebn leichte melodisch- und
rhytmische ettiden. 11492.
Gavotte. 559, 4980, 10446.
Gavotte no. 2. 18916, 18917.
Popy (F.):
Joliette. 26295.
Viva el torero. 6450, 14177.
Porepp (G.) Dream (A) 2544.
2160
Porges (S. G.):
Aeroplanfiug durch die _ lustige
welt. 6674.
Kavallerie-marsch. 26322.
Serenata. 20152.
Porpora (N. A.) Fuga. 243879.
Porter (A. P.) Chanson de nuit.
28008.
Porter (C.) Bingo Eli Yale. 2276.
Porter (D. De B.) Hymn for the coro-
nation. 7675.
Porter (F. A.) Prelude. 1368.
Porter (H. W.):
Glad homage give. T7468.
He hath triumphed. 7596.
In perfect peace. 828.
On to victory. 26830.
Our free and joyous song. 26864.
Soldiers of the king. 11824.
Visited and redeemed. 30175.
Porter (J.) Fairy song. 12787.
Porter (J. C.) Come to me darling.
4695.
Porter (M.)
24055.
Porter (W.) Birthday (The) 170.
Porter (W. H.) True and faithful.
27454.
Portius (F.):
Ach wie herzlich. 12370.
Am goldfischteich. 12395.
Am teiche im walde. 12396.
Am waldweg. 12397.
Auf der rodelbahm. 124389.
Wt, IE; Ni S.,' v. G6
Molly Bawn Asthore.
Auf Oesterreichs bergen. 12440.
Blumenbotschaft. 12524.
Drossel und fink. 488.
Du schéne ziet der liebe. 12725.
Elsa’s jugendtraum. 12753.
Fesche ungarin. 12801.
Festklinge. 25818. |
Frohliche herzen. 12854.
Froh erinnern. 12857.
Frohe sehnsucht. 544.
Frohes erwarten. 12858.
Gesang der wassernixen. 12880.
Gondelfahrt. 12914.
Gruss an Bad Kissingen.
Heimatsehnen. 12978.
Ich liebe alle. 13089.
Im kunstlerkonzert. 2975.
Im schonen heimattal. 13111.
Im Spreewald. 13112.
Im stillen tal. 13118.
Im waldpark. 13114.
Im zauberbann. 18115.
Karnevalsfreuden. 13200.
Kecken (Die) 26325.
Klainge aus Stockholm. 13218.
Lenzlied. 263898.
Leuchtkugeln. 13262.
Liebliche klainge. 13266.
Mein herz hat sich gesellet.
Mein hoéchstes gliick. 13407.
Mein Thiiringer-land. 13408.
12947.
26563.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Portius (F.)—Continued.
Rosengrtisse. 13770.
Schau mir in’s auge. 13819.
Schmuckes dirndel. 138826.
Schone heimat mein. 13828.
Schiiler-concertino. 13830.
Schweizer’s herzeleid. 138382.
Sehnsuchtsvoll. 138839.
Seligste zeit. 13842.
So geht’s. 1599.
Sommerfest im stadtpark. 13913.
Sommerfreuden. 13914.
Sonnige stunden. 13926.
Souvenir. 1393838.
Springinsfeld. 13945.
Waldreigen. 14190.
Wiener salon-album. 27645
Portland music co.:
If I were just as rich as Hetty
Green. 802.
Tipperary. 18076.
Portnoff (L.):
Cing danses slaves. 8725..
Concertino no. 4. 20936.
Concertino no. 6. 28102.
Concertino no. 7. 28108.
Concertino no. 8. 28104.
Gazouillement d’ amour. 7445.
Orage (L’) 8616.
Sérénade orientale. 24598.
Snobinette. 1596.
Suite russe sol majeur. 9198.
Portrait. 14654.
Portugaise. 15472.
Porzia (G.) Trieste. 9414.
Porzio (F. P.):
Caresse de printemps. 14595, 18514.
Romanza. 8885.
Posa (O. C.):
Abends. 14822.
Am waldesausgang. 14362.
Bettlerliebe. 14507, 14508.
Bruder Leiderlich. 10018, 14560.
Damendienst. 14708, 14709.
Hlisabeth. 14815.
Es ist ein fitistern. 14834.
Fata morgana. 14864.
Fiinf soldatenlieder. 16019, 16020.
Im volkston. 15277.
Kornfeld (Das). 17880, 17881.
Lieb’ ist wie ein wiegenlied. 15450.
Mondlicht. 15710, 15711.
Schliesse mir die augen beide.
16168.
Sehnsucht. 16191.
Standchen. 16304.
Thema variationen und _ fuge.
16423.
Unwetter. 16492, 16493.
Verirrt. 16514, 16515.
Weihnachtslied.
Posner (M. A.)
16741.
PospiSil (J.)
143809.
16588, 16589.
Aeroplane glide.
Zakolniéek. 12342,
PospiSil (K.)
7965.
Possehl (L.) Our Yankee girls.
Post (W. A.):
Angels’ song. 25270.
Christmas day. 22944.
Glad tidings. 2735.
Glorious king. 25925.
God loves us all. 25934.
Hark! through the golden sun-
shine. 28532.
In rose-time. 10801.
King victorious. 7980.
King’s highway. 10924.
Let your eyes be on the field.
10987.
Little silver star.
Manger’s treasure. 3261.
Message of the lilies. 17588.
More and more we love Thee.
8325.
My heart is glad. 24104.
O Jesus, loving Savior. 5772.
O little town of Bethlehem. 26776,
26777.
O to give us He giveth: 11324.
Kdybych ja mél milion.
15945.
23858.
Ring the joy bells. 27045.
Son of the Highest. 27226.
Star of hope. 3935.
Star that went before.
Winds are chanting. 12286.
With carols greet. 4834.
Post & Sylvester. If you can’t say a
good word. 138097.
Post im walde. 13384, 13688, 26407,
26631-26633.
Post pub. co.:
Christmas bells. 25545.
Glad tidings. 2735.
Potomkin (S.). Please don’t look at
me with those eyes. 243869.
Potpourri of rhythm for kindergarten,
house and school. ° 26959.
3937.
Potsdamer wachtparade. 29160.
Potter (B.) If some one would only
love me. 10775.
Potter (C:) :
April. 14898.
Ras’ Brown’s melody. 18725.
Potter (C. B.) Why do we sometimes
lose the girl we love the best. 14261.
Potter (J.) Linwood march. 19426.
Potter (J. S.) Ireland dear Ireland.
21426.
Potter (L.) Lead me, Lord. 10970.
Power (CN:) :
I will still be true. 2942.
On a winter night. 8584.
Potter-Stover music pub. co.:
Annabella Brown. 12412.
Ras’ Brown’s melody. 13725.
Why do we sometimes lose the girl
we love the best. 14261.
Potts (S. F.) In the good old spring
time. 5299.
2161
INDEX
Poueigh (J.)
Pouget (L.):
Popular dance.
Pretty Madge.
Poulson (O. B.)
quer. 18496.
Pound (W. W.) College song. 28074.
Pouret (O.) See Suck (P. F. & D. H.)
Soir rode. 8879.
30685.
30690.
By this sign con-
Powell (A.) Sunlight just beyond.
29940.
Powell (A. L.) Green hill. 12935,
129386, 17158.
Powell (C. C.):
Lover’s delight. 23891.
Slippery Bill. 24651.
Powell (C. H.) My sweetheart.
19714.
Powell (D.) Mexicoco. 19588.
Powell (E. L.) He’s my sunlight.
15102.
Powell (G.) No one seemed to know
but father. 26753.
Powell (H. D.) Thinking of you.
9352.
Powell (J.):
Suite sudiste. 1679.
Variations and double-fugue.
380147.
Powell (J. W.) March persevere.
15581.
Powell (M.)
Powell (N.)
28191.
Powell (O.):
Down at Berm-on-sea. 2542.
Nobody’s little daughter. 1215.
She came over from Germany.
Deep river. 25197 (75).
Dear old country home.
8836. :
There’s something about a _ sol-
dier. 4044.
Your heart’s with your _ sailor.
14808.
Powell (R. L.):
Carry it to Jesus.
When you
224738.
Powell (S.) Sommerabendlied. 9095.
Powell (S. C. C.) My little brown
eyed beauty. 19691.
Powell (W. C.):
Buds and blossoms.
Buttercup (The).
Cairo. 10029.
Cavalieri. 4880 (101).
Clover leaf. 22968.
Cucumber rag. 3841, 2072 (86),
4730.
Dance of the dragons. 25632.
It isn’t hard to love a girl like
you. 7898.
Jessamine (The). 238671.
Lady slipper. 23762.
Larkspur (The). 28769.
Lilac (The). 238828.
Lily (The). 23830.
12566.
are swapping kisses.
2072 (78).
22858.
Dl. Wes. Ve G
Powell (W. C.)-—Continued.
Little soldier march. 987.
Marigold (The). 23952.
Marine four step. 26582.
Messenger of love. 24025.
Musical ragtime Sal. 26675.
My little girlie girl. 11233.
Orchid (The). 24292.
Posy (The). 24383.
Recess time. 5978.
Rose (The) 24510.
Snow drop (The). 24660.
Violet (The). 25007.
Powers (EH. L.):
O perfect love. 24214.
Te Deum. 24887.
Venite. 30151.
Powers (M.) Maiden lady. 26506.
Pozzi (L. EH.) Fanciulle danzanti.
28348, 28344.
Pracht GR 2ys
Albumblatt. 12379.
Gavotte. 12869.
Jugend-album.
Roslein,
8878.
Praeter (M.) Deerfoot waltzes. 17161.
Praetorius (C.) King of peace. 7978.
Praffite (G. H.) Left but not forgot-
ten. 193883.
Praise pub. ¢o.:
At the parting of the way. 27810.
Easter story. 10302.
Message in song. 15660.
Flowers of sunny June.
Hold Thine own. 28588.
T’ll serve Him to-day. 28667.
I shall look on His face. 107238.
Pushing out the life boat. 11545.
Shining portal. 11772.
Take Thou my hand. 29970.
There’s only one Jesus for me.
30027.
What shall love do. 12205.
See also Sanville (G. W.)
Prarie (L.) Blushing moon. 22812.
Prather (M. H.):
Honey dear, why did you leave.
19067.
Mid the cotton fields of Dixie.
21694.
Pratt (A.) Moonlight lullaby. 24067.
Pratt (F. L.) jr. Bring back the
happy summer time. 190, 6915.
Pratt (L.) At the top of old Bunker
Hill. 4447.
Pratt Ge).
Moontime is spoontime. 21717.
That ever lovin’ bearcat dance.
22278, 24850. ;
Pratt (SiGe
Angel’s dream. 2072 (3).
Cap and gown polonaise. 22894.
Pensée céleste. 11447.
13183.
wann biliihst du auf.
10395.
2162
|
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Pratt (S. G.)—Continued.
Perle de nuit. 8678.
Song of the night. 27244.
Piateeva) Vision of,.the night.
20520.
Precelo (J. De) Im going to get
married in June. 5224. 4
Preehtl,-(1T.)::
Sauber lauft’s. 8950.
Schon wir’ der tanz, aber spiel’n
than’s’n net. 6098.
Preiser (A. L.) Gaelic melody. 14988.
Preis marsch album. 17755.
Preitz (G.) Sei getren bis in den tod.
24576.
Premier music pub. co.:
Boy scouts. 4568.
Merit march. 56380.
Prentice (J. A.):
Daughter of Uncle Sam. 4766.
Good old Georgie. 5026.
Leaving time. 5488.
Queen star. 5970.
Waiting. 6460.
Prentini (F. P.)
29450.
Prentiss (H. D.):
Happy hours. 28528.
Let us pretend. 15442.
Look for me sweetheart at twi-
Par les champs.
light. 5502.
Love’s eestacy. 5525.
Mirror. 5652.
Never let your countenance sag.
18546.
Wellen-tanz. 18167.
Prentiss (I. H.) Look for me sweet-
heart at twilight. 5502.
Presby. board of publ. & Sabbath schl.
work (Trustees of) :
Hymnal (The) 21309.
Westminster hymnal. 12199.
Presbyterian committee of publ. As-
sembly songs. 4442, 25304.
Presley (C. R.) Concert gavotte.
10146.
Presser (T.):
Anthems of prayer and praise.
2147.
Piano players’ repertoire of popu-
lar pieces. 29492.
Recreation album. 1412.
Sacred duets. 11674.
Treble clef. 27447.
Two students. 16484.
Young virtuoso. 4864.
Presser (T.) co.:
A la bien aimée.
A la mode. 12363.
A Napoli. 14821.
Abide with me.
Adagio. 12486.
Adulation. 25218.
African antics. 14333.
Aimée. 27788.
27719.
2080, 27724.
Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
Air de ballet. 19.
Album leaf. 25227.
Alpine echoes. 303874.
Alpine fantasy and storm. 27758.
Alpine pastoral. 27760.
Amitié. 14870.
Among the daisies.
Andante. 14476.
Angélus (L.) 15014.
Anita. 27778.
Anthems of prayer and praise.
2147.
April fancy. 2156.
Ariette. 30386.
Aristocracy. 27793.
Arm soldier of the Lord. 6754.
Around the camp fire. 14404.
Arrivée (L’) 68.
Aspiration. 2167.
At parting. 27807.
At school and Toy soldiers’ pa-
rade. 2169.
At the fair. 2170.
At the picture show. 78.
Au rouet. 30391.
Away! away. 9892.
Babillage. 144382.
Bach album. 27844.
Bachelor’s button. 107.
Barearolle. 29377.
Be my love, my lady.
Be of good cheer. 127.
Beauty waltz. 6840.
Beginning to dance.
Bell ringing. 25376.
Bells of Christmas. 142.
Berceuse. 18418, 22781, 27895.
Beside the bonnie brier bush.
22784, 22785.
Between friends. 14509.
Bird in the apple tree. 27906.
Bit of nonsense. 6878, 27911.
Blessed are the pure in heart.
20845.
Blossom dear.
Blossom time.
Bluebird (The)
Boat ride. 177.
Bon-bon caprice. 6898.
Bonnie and brave. 2298.
Boy scouts. 27985.
Break of dawn. 25448.
Bridal chorus. 9553.
Brilliants. 25456.
Brooklet (The) 10011.
Bubbling spring. 10016.
Burst of speed. 27952.
Butterflies. 18491.
By courtesy. 12547.
By lantern light. 14572.
By running waters. 18494.
By the hillside. 6929.
Canzonetta. 28411.
Captive maiden. 2348.
25258.
18390.
138.
27916.
2287.
14534.
2163
INDEX
Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
Carezza. 22898.
Carmen. 6879.
Causerie. 23862.
Chanson triste. 23875.
Chapel bell. 6978.
Cheerfulness. 2386.
Cherished memories. 16909.
Cherry ripe. 22928.
Child’s desire. 18557.
Chiming bells. 259.
Christ the Lord is born to-day.
25544.
Christ the Lord is risen to-day.
7019.
Christmas bells are ringing. 28044.
Circus is in town. 281.
Clair de lune. 10117.
Climbing roses. 18588.
College boys. 70388.
Colonial dames. 28077.
Come gracious Spirit. 20926.
Come, love, come. 18597.
Concert in the woods. 28100.
Concert valse. 16948.
Concert variations on America.
28101.
Conestoga. 18612.
Consecrated, Lord, to Thee. 20988.
Convent bells. 7069.
Come Christians one and all. 296.
Come, my soul thou must be wak-
ing. 4698.
Come sing before the Lord. 22984.
Come unto Me. 302, 22989.
Come ye faithful. 10140.
Concert gavotte. 10146.
Constantinople. 2449.
Coquettish glance. 14676.
Coryphées. 14686.
Cricket’s courtship. 335.
Crown him Lord of all. 2467.
Crown of triumph. 14697, 186385.
Crystal river. 2470.
Cujus animam. 1468.
Cupid’s lullaby. 18042.
Cupid’s web. 18644.
Dainty footfalls. 18651.
Dance of the Indian maiden.
10185.
Dance of the pine tree fairies.
10186.
Dance of the shadows. 354.
Dancer’s delight. 16968.
Dancing peasants. 18658.
Dancing waters. 28159.
Dancing waves. 2481.
Daughters of Spain. 25645.
Dawn. 14729.
Dawn of hope. 17188.
Day of resurrection. 28185.
Dear. 23066, 25655.
Dear little hut. 28189.
Distant chimes. 16994.
Down the chimney. 28247.
2164
Dt. ha, BES V6
Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
Dream of my mountain home.
433.
Dreaming of Santa. 28258.
Dreaming of thee. 429.
Dreams. 30186.
Dulcinea. 21026.
Easter flowers. 25728.
Easter greetings. 2564.
Easter triumph. 7267.
Ebb and flow. 2568.
Echoes of fairyland. 257338.
Echoes of the hunt. 10306.
Effervescence. 25787.
Hight melodious and character-
istic octave studies. 8947.
Elementary school of piano play-
ing. 14812.
Elfin round. 453.
En route. 21044.
-En souvenir. 30481.
Enchanted vision. 10318.
Entry of the gladiators. 10821,
12760. -
Etude ecaprice. 25773.
Etude-novelette. 23192.
Eulalia. 283807.
Evening glow. 10388.
Fading day. 14851.
Fading twilight. 491.
Fair Hlsa. 498.
Fairest Lord Jesus. 7328.
Fairy dell. 21077.
Faith and hope. 25796.
Falling leaves. 2682.
Fancy free. 498.
Fanfare. 14856.
Fantasie impromptu. 14858.
Far from my heavenly home.
12798.
Farewell. 30488.
Farmer boy. 7348.
Father hear me. 25805.
Feathered songsters. 18834.
Festal processional march. 25816.
Festival march. 514.
Festival overture. 28355.
Feast of flowers. 7359.
Fete at Seville. 515.
Féte espagnole. 30490.
Fickle shepherdess. 2650.
Finesse. 12807.
Flight of the fairies. 14895.
Flight of time. 17084.
Fleeting dreams. 28368.
Fluttering leaves. 23262.
Fond remembrance. 6531.
For home and country. 25862.
Forest birds’ morning concert. |
5B4.
Forest legend. 14919.
Forest voices. 535.
Forth to the fray. 14921.
Four-hand musical scenes. 18890.
Four leaf clover. 5389.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
|
Presser (T.) co.—Continued. Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
Franklyn’s dogge leped over the
style. 28396.
Frolics. 28402.
From an old love letter. 7416.
Full moon. 30504.
Full of life. 552.
Full of mirth. 2697.
Garden frolic. 25891.
Gavotte. 10445.
Gavotte royale. 25895.
Gay senoritas. 2706.
Gay spirits. 569.
Gem from op. 90. 135.
Gently Lord, O gently lead us.
25905.
German battle song. 30512.
Gipsy life. 8977.
Gipsy trail. 7545.
Give me thy loving heart. 14969.
Glittering jewels. 594.
Glory to God. 25928.
Gold glittering gold. 238359.
Golden days. 171385.
Gondola ride. 625.
Good bye. 17140.
Good fellows’ song. 629, 15008.
Gossip (The) T7507.
Grace. 28491.
Graceful airs waltz. 7516.
Grand promenade. 7521, 25961.
Grande polonaise. 17151.
Gypsy’s serenade. 661.
Habafiera. 10564.
Hanging the stockings. 28524.
Happy days. 10570.
Happy dreams. 15079.
Harmonious blacksmith. 28522.
Harvest moon. 26024.
Hay ride. 28548.
Hazel. 28546.
He that dwelleth. 17190.
Heart’s answer. 28559.
Heart’sideal. 26041.
Hen (The) 7624.
Here and there. 19045.
Hermit’s nightsong. 80539.
High school march. 26064.
Historical pageant. 19051.
Hither and thither. 706.
Holly and mistletoe. 28589.
Home to Thy loving arms. 716.
Homeland (The) 717, 718.
Honey town. 21298.
Hosanna. 7652.
How beautiful upon the moun-
tains. 10642.
How firm a foundation. 28606.
Humoreske. 28615.
Hundred pipers. 7666.
Hungarian dance. 10652.
Hungarian sketch. 26102.
Hunting song. 17218.
Hymn. 30548.
I knew at last ’twas you. 15202.
2165
I know that my Redeemer lives.
23540.
I was glad when they said unto
me. 28719.
Idyl. 7798.
If I hadn’t had you my dear.
28738.
If love lies dead. 7805, 10772.
If love were what the rose is.
7806. 2
Impromptu. 38697.
Imps at play. 17282.
In battle array. 15283.
In candy land. 28757.
In cloud land. 23615.
In confidence. 15285.
In full chase. 17288.
In His name. 21399.
In jolly mood. 2995.
In leafy bower. 15289.
In lilac time. 19218.
In lively mood. 823.
In old Madrid. 19220.
In pastures green. 15292.
In rhythmic step. 19222.
In Sevilla. 15298.
In sweet companionship. 830.
In the barn loft. 28775.
In the gondola. 26239.
In the grove. 26240.
In the nick of time. 834.
In the orchard. 53802.
In the rose garden. 8835.
Intermezzo pizzicato. 845.
Interpretation and mechanism.
10828.
Jesu, word of God incarnate. 873.
Jesus is mine. 15358.
Jesus, Savior, hold my hand.
23678.
Joli carillon. 380572.
Jollification. 153861.
Jolly promenade. 10870.
Jolly sleigh ride. 7931.
Jolly spin. 881.
Joviality. 5857.
Joy of Christmas. 263802.
Joy of the huntsman. 886.
Joyous life. 887.
Joyous spring. 30575.
Juanita. 3066.
Just at twilight. 3071.
Just in play. 891.
Just in time. 15878.
Just we two. 28875.
Juvenile violinist. 28877.
Katydids (The) 898.
King of love my Shepherd is.
263381.
King of the winds. 28894.
Last night. 26885.
Laughing blossoms. 15427.
Laughing rondo. 26886.
Lawn festival. 942.
INDEX
Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
Lieber Augustin. 965.
Life’s golden morn. 23821.
Little flatterer. 982.
Little love song. 983.
Little sand man. 986.
Lohengrin. 30188.
Lola. 29021.
Lord be with us. 995.
Lord is my salvation. 21568.
Lord is my Shepherd. 15506.
Lord is rich and merciful. 26454.
Lord of life. 15509.
Lord! Thy glory fills the heaven.
23868.
Love and happiness. 1000.
Love charms. 26466.
Love divine. 26467.
Love in a village. 8128.
Love light. 29048.
Love me. 29049.
Love sonnet. 19477.
Love waited yet to greet thee.
26476.
Love’s confiding. 19476.
Love’s devotion. 26484.
Love’s messenger. 1007.
Love’s pleadings. 11061.
Love’s romance. 19492.
Loyal to the flag. 1018.
Lullaby. 15545.
Mad pranks. 1020.
Maiden with the eyes of azure.
30605.
March in C. 15577.
March legére. 1047.
March of the fairies. 23940.
March of the giants. 3264.
March of the marionettes. 26518.
March on. 15580.
Marche. 28466.
Marche aux flambeaux. 26522.
Marche des troubadours. 17492.
Marche grotesque. 8206.
Marche hongroise. 13377.
Marche moderne. 8208.
Marche russe. 1052.
Marching all day. 8209.
Mardi Gras revels. 13878.
Marionettes (Les) 30611.
Marionettes’
15589.
May bells chiming. 30615.
May bells gavotte. 1063.
May march. 26550.
May morning. 21654.
Mazurka romantique. 19555.
Mélodie-nocturne. 3301.
Melodious second grade studies.
21676.
Melody in F. 23998.
Memories of spring. 3307.
Menuet. 8279, 24608.
Menuet badin. 15652.
Menuet pompadour. 11139.
2166
wedding march.
pt. Ill, n. Ss. v. 6
Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
Merry chimes. 29164.
Merrymakers (The) 8287.
Message of Christmas. 24023.
Message of the swallows. 1089.
Mexican dances. 26601.
Mignon. 15668.
Mignonnette. 24034.
Military escort. 24035.
Military march. 1094, 8296.
Miller of the Dee. 8297.
Miller’s boy. 19595.
Moment musical. 38368, 11188-
11190, 15702.
Momento capriccioso. 29202.
Monarch of the woods. 266380.
Moonlight in the forest. 11138.
Moonlight on the snow. 8328.
Moonlit waves. 15727.
Morceaux classiques. 8324.
Morning song. 8328.
Moulin (Le) 26668.
Muriel. 29246.
Muscadins marche. 5688.
Musical picture book. 19659.
My brown rose. 19668.
My faith looks up to Thee. 21781.
My favorite. 19679.
My heart’s desire. 26694.
My Jack. 5706.
My laddie. 19686.
My lady. 29278.
My lady’s favor. 8879.
My mother tongue. 30638. f
Nearer Thy presence. 15812.
New Gradus ad Parnassum. 11275,
15818, 24159.
New life. 293817.
New Virginia dance. 1197.
New wedding waltz. 21774.
Nibelungen march. 8472, 9555.
Night fall. 3426.
Night song. 15831.
Niobe. 1209.
Nip and tuck. 15837.
No surrender. 15839.
Nocturne. 10908.
November sleigh ride. 4119.
Now the day is over. 293888.
O for a closer walk with God.
635, 113805, 15864.
O for a thousand tongues. 15865.
O happy day. 1229.
O Lamb of God still keep me.
15867.
O love that will not let me go.
15871.
O sing unto the Lord. 8519.
O thou clear. shining heaven.
30657.
O thou sublime sweet evening star.
22409.
O Thou that hearest. 26784.
O, where is the ship that sailed
over the sea. 19787.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
O worship the King. 113827.
Oak leaves. 5783.
Octave velocity. 1248.
Off to the races. 19798.
Old oaken bucket. 21852.
Old time favorites. 21854.
On the holy mount. 3497.
On the lake. 17695.
On the lawn. 26825.
On the roll of the open sea. 19885.
On the stage. 1272.
On to prosperity. 11873, 19837,
29415.
On to the goal. 8598.
One little word. 17701.
One more day’s work for Jesus.
1274.
Oriental dance.
Oriental patrol. 15984.
Oriental sketch. 1286.
Our favorite. 8627.
Pansies and roses.
13628.
29446.
Paraphrase on Robin Adair. 29459.
Passing parade. 38552.
Passion and victory. 8661.
Pater noster. 15967.
Pattering raindrops. 29472.
Perfect contentment. 17734.
Perpetual motion. 1827.
Persian march. 20281.
Persian serenade. 11451.
Petite berceuse. 1330.
Petite coquette. 26916.
Petite mazurka. 24850.
Petite rapsodie hongroise. 8686.
Petite scéne de ballet. 18387.
Piano players’ repertoire. 29492.
Pilgrims chorus. 4221.
Playful pranks. 29505.
Playing two notes against three.
19935.
Playtime frolics.
Polaceca brillante.
Polka brillante.
Polka caprice.
Polka mignonne. 29512.
Polka serenade. 26948.
Polonaise. 26953.
Pompadour (La)
Poppy blossoms. 19958.
Pour souvenir. 30687.
Praise ye Jehovah. 26964.
1354.
16011.
1360.
1361.
1365.
Prayer from der_ Freischiitz.
16028.
Preparatory school of technic.
19968.
Pride of the nation. 13698.
Prima Stella. 16086.
Processional march. 24423.
Pure and true. 8784.
Puss in the corner. 19981.
Quaker and the highwayman. 3630.
Quiet nook. 3642.
Rapsodia zingara. 8855.
2167
Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
Recreation album. 1412.
Red, red, rose. 11569.
Regimental hop. 16075.
Regina gavotte. 5986.
Rejoice. 1422.
Return from victory. 29607.
Return of spring. 20019.
Reunion march. 29608.
Rhenish huntsman. 30707.
Ring toss. 29621.
Rip Van Winkle and the dwarfs.
16097.
Rippling water. 3692.
Ripogenus. 29623.
Roly-poly. 3707.
Romance pathétique. 17857.
Romany march. 24502.
Romeo gavotte. 11622.
Rondo-caprice. 1457.
Rose and butterfly. 20050.
Rose and love. 11651.
Rose glow. 20052.
Rosebud and the pansy. 8898.
*Round and ’round waltz. 1474.
Russian dance. 11668.
Rustic gayety. 1480.
Sacred duets. 11674.
Salut d’ amour. 8940.
Scéne de ballet. 380734.
Scenes of splendor. 29708.
Scherzo-valse. 20116.
Scintillation. 27124.
Season of roses. 15388.
See the streamlet swiftly flowing.
8990.
Semper fidelis. 3819, 8995.
Seraphic strains. 27146.
Serenade. 30742.
Sérénade berceuse. 15018.
Serenata giocosa. 24597.
Shades of autumn. 9013.
Shady nook. 27152.
Shall we. 38835.
She’ll wear a rose in her hair.
16208.
Shepherd’s lullaby. 27160.
Siesta. 27168.
Silent wish. 1572.
Silvery moonlight. 11786.
Sing O heavens. 27183.
Singing to Dolly. 20183.
Sixteen instructive four
piano pieces. 293814.
Skating. 6178.
Skipping stones on the water.
3860.
Slavie dance. 1581.
Sleep, honey, sleep. 1588.
Slow movement from violoncello
hand
concerto. 11745.
Smiles and frowns. 27200.
Smiling. 1594.
So blue thine eye. 29820.
Soldiers’ sweethearts. 16252.
/ INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
Presser (T.) co.—Continued. Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
Sometime. 20839. Treble clef. 27447.
Song divine. 29844. Tried and true. 4106.
Song of Bethlehem. 27288, 27234. Triumphal march from Aida.
Song of the sea. 24698. 20501.
Song without words. 27252. Troopi :
Southern songs. 16287. Tage ee T hatee. ca
Souvenir d’Alsace. 1633. Turtle doves. 1825.
Souvenir de Lemberg. 27267. Twelve melodious studies. 8949.
Souvenir de Vienne. 9144. Twilight song. 12076
Spanish carnival. 20257. Twilight strains. 27466.
Sparkling eyes. 3914. Two fairy stories. 2024.
Sparkling waltz. 1636. Two students. 16484.
Sprightly and gay. 17978. Under the balcony. 24944.
Spring breezes. 20267, 24730. A
Spring song. 26580. Under the Christmas tree. 30122.
Ce, Aare Under the linden. 20460.
Spring’s approach. 1650.
Sprit sae Ai ae 9168. Under the orange blossoms. 20461.
ea Under the palms. 1836.
Step by step. 1662. Undulai
Still will we trust in God. 16313. oe hee cues ee
Story time and play time. 1668. Up andianae ars ae ;
Style and dexterity. 163885.
Summer evening idyl. 29984.
Summer fancies. 29985.
Valse arabesque. 20474.
Valse caprice. 14142.
aiceonaion ; Valse charmeuse. 30809.
See Ain each, 208, Valse chevaleresque. 30139.
Sun of my soul. 1684. Valse de ballet. 20478.
Sunlight. 24784. Valse excentrique. 9476.
Sunrise. 26655. Valse impromptu. 24969.
Sur Capri. 9221. Valse joyeuse. 27501.
Swallows’ flight. 11931. Valse lente. 23078.
Sweet dreams of thee. 27336. Valse mignon. 30810.
Sweet recollections. 29960. Valse militaire. 22374.
Sweetest memories. 1705. Valse miniature. 24973.
Sweetly the linden bloom. 380779. WISE vénitienne. 20486.
Swinging. 27346. Valse volante. : 9487.
Swiss song. 27347. Soph Vanished happiness. 24979.
Sylvan sprites. 27348, 27349. Veil dance. 27516.
Tambourin (Le) 1718. | Venetian tone poem. 1870.
Tambourine ballet. 1719. — Vesper hour. 1878. 1
Tarantella. 6786. Vicar of Bray and The bailiff’s
Te Deum. 17338, 9284. daughter of Islington. 4189.
Ten melodious studies. 16155. Viennese life. 4193.
Tender caress. 16406. Viking expedition. 380814. f
Tender ties. 9302. Virginia intermezzo. 95384.
Téte-4-téte. 9306. Vivacity. 1894, 14178. :
Thanks be to God. 9311. Voice of summer. 4210. .
Thinking of home. 27418. Walk through the woods. 1914.
Thou art. 93864. Wanderers (The) 20548.
Thou art like unto a flower. 27415. Warbling in the woods. 27566.
Thou mine all. 1778. What from vengeance yet re-
Thou who on that wondrous jour- strains me. 20995. |
ney. 22310. When all the streams are flowing.
Thy graces. 22315. 30827. :
Thy will be done. 12037, 12088. When dreams come true. 30236.
Thy word is a lantern. 24893. When evening falls. 12208.
Time for play. 1788. When I am dead, my dearest.
Tinkling bells. 4078. 30240.
Token of love. 12049. When nature wakes. 27606.
Tone stories. 1801. Where the birdies sing. 1980.
Tout va bien. 27444. Where the daisies grow. 1981.
Toys and candies. 30082. Whispered secrets. 16653.
Treasured keepsake. 18096. Whispering of the flowers. 1988. |
Treasured memories. 20419. Whispering pines. 20620.
2168
|
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec.. 1911
Presser (T.) co.—Continued.
Why do we mourn departed friends,
3314.
Will you come to me? 9691.
Winter. 9700.
With dainty step. 18211.
With lofty stride. 22508.
With song and jest. 16677, 30317.
Woodland reverie. 18217.
Wreath of honeysuckle.
Ye happy birds. 27677.
Young cadet. 14307.
Young troubadours. 6639.
Young virtuoso. 43864.
Youthful happiness. 9764.
Zephyr’s whisper. 12345.
10 picturesque studies in phrasing.
22050.
12 short octave studies. 9718.
Pressley (C. E.) I'll meet you in Reno.
20666.
Presson (E.) My dream girl. 15761.
Eresto. S(5l, 21776:
Preston (G. P.) Keystone march.
10915.
Preston (H.):
Where the Swanee river flows its
way. 25107.
I ean tell you why.
Merry May. 8286.
My old Ohio homestead. 13518.
Safely there. 1486.
7688.
Price (C. F.)—Continued.
Shepherd (The). 11771.
Sing, children, sing. 9048.
Price. (Nh. te).
Hark! I hear ten thousand voices.
ZA 26.
Hark, what mean those angel
voices. 21237.
If you’re good. 21392.
O hark! what heavenly music.
21811.
Rejoice! the Lord has come. 22005.
Tuneful bells are ringing. 22340.
Price (M. McE.) :
Bluebird (The) 20848.
Turn your faces to the sunshine.
22341.
Price (S.):
Aurora. 2183
Dreaming. 10281.
Viviette. 12141.
Price (Mrs. W. L.) Farewell to the
roses. 17070.
Price & Reynolds:
Baby dreams. 98.
Bedouins’ patrol. 134.
Cheer up, be merry and bright.
Py ie
Cupid and co. 23081.
Father started out to work this
morning. 4916.
Look on the sunny side. 23864.
Prétre (P.) Fleurs de Paques. 2662. Mister Golliwog, I do love you.
Preuss (T.) Es ist Weihnacht. 4876. 5659.
Previn. (C.): Shall it be roses. 6130.
First love is the sweetest of all. Take me back to old Kentucky.
12812. 24825.
When you part from the girl you That’s when a fellow feels a fool.
) love: 22474. 6335.
Preza (M.): There’s plenty of room for a girl.
Isabel la Catélica. 19254. 24867.
Morenas. 19626. Wedding in the moon. 25055.
Preza (V. M.): What do we care about the
Quejas de amor. 29557. weather? 25065. :
Rebecka. 29576. When grandmamma was quite a
Price (A. W.) With thee. 9705. little girl. 25073. .
Price (B.) Money ain’t so many Your eyes say remember though
after all. 1109. your lips say forget. 25184.
Price (C.) Be true to God. 20815. Priestley (S. H.) Our fatherland.
Price (C. F.): 1712.
Broken seal. 6919. Priestley & co. Our fatherland.
Children’s anthem. 10092. We Ca.
Day is ended. 16979. Br! CH) 24 technische studien.
Hail the blessed Easter morning. 8758.
7560. Prince (C€. “Ax) Canary and the
Is thy cruse of comfort failing. cuckoo. 14819 (41), 14586.
19253. Prince Igor. 266, 3593, 6182.
Merry bells. 8281. Prince of life. 27584.
O Lord of life, and love, and | Princesse au Sabbat. 26207.
power. 19779. Princesses dollar. 138704.
O wonderful hills. 8527. Prindle (B. R.) I can’t come home to
Prodigal (The) 17763. stay. 5199.
Rise, my soul! 8868. Prior (C. H.) Spicy breezes. 2072
Saviour victorious. 17892. (56).
2169
26596—12 27
INDEX
pts Was, V2.6
Prior CM "N:)
thee. 6295.
Pritchard (B.) Only a poor little
orphan. 24286.
Pritchard (B. E.)
24555.
Pritchard (H. E.)
28281.
Prize-winner. 19589.
Proctor (C. K.) Snowtime and sun-
shine. 22133.
Procter sGl.)
8374.
Proehl (H. B.):
Dazzling diamonds. 25652.
Ehre sei Gott in der Hohe! 14807.
Euch ist heute der Heiland gebo-
ren. 17052.
Flag of liberty. 25838.
Jesus mein EHrloser, lebet. 28844.
Preis ihm, er hat’s vollbracht.
29526.
Proetz (A. W.):
Pierrette. 26929.
Progressive music pub. co.:
’Cause I love you. 27994.
Drunk again. 17025.
Firewater. 28361.
I’m lonely when you go away.
28690.
Old red, white and blue. 17687.
When the evening shades are fall-
Sweetheart I sing to
Saved by a letter.
Hiks (The) 1912.
My heavenly home.
ing. 80250.
Prometheus unbound. 16268, 17037,
17953.
Prophet (The). 8291.
Prose (Mrs. S.) Thinking, longing
and dreaming. 16438.
Protective music publishers. You'll
have to ease away from me. 9756.
Protheroe (D.):
Castilla. 6959.
Cuckoo dear. 28140.
God shall wipe away all tears.
2334.
Marsh of Rhuddlan. 8224.
Mistletoe (The) 29192.
My love’s an arbutus. 29280.
Savior, Thy dying love. 22071.
Sometimes. 29840.
Still with Thee. 24751.
Te Deum laudamus, in C major.
24839.
Proud (J.) Dear old moon. 14735.
Prows & Connor. New delight march.
17648.
Prugansky (A.)
love. 10988.
Prutting’ ORE)
Habanera. 10563.
Idyll, at twilight.
Serenade. 11756.
Let’s play a game of
10754.
Pryor) (Cs Rs
Pryor (D. R.)
Przybylski (F.):
Psalter hymns.
Public-school pub. co.
Pryor (AOS
After sunset. 6681.
Arms of America.
(51), 18324, 22684.
Canhanibalmo rag.
(64), 27975.
Frozen Bill. 7419.
Goody Two-shoes. 30364 (78).
In darkest Africa. 145438.
That flying rag. 20363, 20364,
27882, 30364 (122).
In uniform. 23642.
Rag-a-muffin. 19992.
16790, 18244
185038, 20703
Bukiet melodyi polskich. 25465.
Polska powstaje. 29514.
11536.
Elements of
music in song. 23165.
Pucemi (Gee
Bohéme (La) 17767, 17794, 21978,
21974.
Bohemians (The) 17795.
Ch’ ella mi creda libero e lontano.
21975.
Che faranno i vecchi miei 14 lon-
tano. 21976.
Che gelida manina. 17796, 17797.
Dove stia, cerca, cerca. 17798.
Fanciulla del West. 1388, 1389,
12790, 17799, 19979, 29544.
Fantasia. 17800, 17801.
Fille du far West. 29545.
Girl of the golden West. 13890,
10468, 12891, 12892, 24428.
In povertaéa mia lieta. 17802.
Isabeau. 1891.
Laggiti. . . nel soledad ero piccina.
21977.
Let her believe. 26989.
Madame Butterfly. 38615, 3616,
17803, 19980.
O buon Marcello aiuto. 17804,
17805. L
O Mimi tu pit non torni. 17806,
17807.
Oh sventata. 17808.
Om her mit hjerte for alvor er
ramt. 29546.
Quando me’n vo soletta per la via.
17810-17816.
Si mi chiamano Mimi. 17817.
Sono andati? fingero di dormire. |
17818. "
Tosea.
Vecchia
17820. }
Waltz. 26990, 26991.
Wie eiskalt ist dies hindchen.
26992.
5950, 16047.
zimarra_ senti. aa |
Piitz (E.) I love you. 28678. _-
Puget (P.) Causerie au bord du ruis- |
seau. 6962.
2170
Spinx temple march. 11865.
Valse l’Espagnole. 12108.
eT wo Se) een
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Puch (0: F.):
Holy Bible, book divine. 711.
Im a pilgrim. 1758.
My Lord and I. 1160.
Soldier of the cross. 1606.
Stand up for Jesus. 1657.
*Tis now in part. 1790.
To pardon a sinner like me. 1794.
Pughe-Evans (D.) Lead kindly light.
30582.
Pugliese (F.) Rivista militare. 22028.
Pugnani (——) Sonate in EH. 26387.
Pugnani (G.) Tempo di minuetto.
24845,
Pulcifer (A. W.) Call to service.
2336.
Pulido (J.) Extasis. 2624.
Pullein (G.) Lighten our darkness.
8066.
Pullman (J. K.) Ye winds of the
night. 20669.
Pulpit & pew pub. co. New choir an-
thems. 8487.
Pulvermacher (B.) Schule der ges-
angsregister, als grundlage der ton-
pudung. o 27121.
Puppenmiidel (Das) 6, 435, 489, 888,
914, 975, 1025, 1304, 1398-96, 1454,
1459, 1512, 1597, 1764,-1767, 2062,
2086-89, 2487-90, 3098, 3100, 3167-
69, 3231-83, 3537-40, 3619-8626,
3710-19, 3726-29, 3778-81, 3871-73,
4036, 5404, 5479, 5549, 5956, 6048,
8779-88, 11540-42, 11623-24.
Purcell (—) Goldene sonate.
Purcell (H.):
26347.
Deux airs célébres. 11548.
Shepherd, shepherd, leave your
labours. 9023.
Solemn march. 3884.
Sonate. 26355, 26356.
Stream daughters. 22205.
Purdy (A. L.) Cottage where the ivy
grows. 28121.
Purdy (W. T.) On Minnesota.
Puritan’s daughter. 20796.
Purnell (EK. R.) ’Tis favor that wins
kisses and love. 380061.
Purrington (A. J.) Siddarth. 24621.
Pursell (P.) Call of the Patteran.
6944.
Puterbaugh (L. P.)
27236.
Putney (M. B.) Only a dream. 29421.
Pyacké (—-) Ovcaiéek. 19868.
Pyke (D.):
Farewell (A.)
To-night. 14088.
Pyle (E.) Pleasant pastime valsette.
29506.
Pyle (BH. S.):
Among the violets. 14872.
Corn cracker rag. 14679.
Pyne (J. K.) Impromptu
30559.
29403.
Song of freedom.
12794.
elegiac.
Quaglia (C.) Asking of Marie. 6768.
Quaker girl. 17, 1838, 1898-1400, 1712,
3631-8634, 8788-8795, 22732, 22988,
24911, 26326, 26327, 26431, 26765,
28716, 28717.
Quaranta (F.)
Quarles (E.)
mine. 9746.
Quartet music co.:
Century Sunday school conven-
tion song. 6964.
Se fossi. 29735.
You ain’t no friend of
He has given us a banner. 7595.
My life, my talents, Lord, are
Thine. 83880.
Onward! Brave and loyal sol-
diers. 8618.
Show your faith in Jesus. 90381.
Quayle (H.)
tots. 17429.
Quenan (H.) Boys of 98. 25448.
Quentin (EH. St.) See St. Quentin (EH.)
Quesenberry (A. C.) Sailing. 17884.
Quibell (M.) Just we two, you and I.
7955.
Quigley (C. F.):
I only know. 5288.
I want you, Sally mine. 5246.
If all my dreams were made of
‘gold I’d buy the world for you.
23598, 23594.
Since you’ve made a prisoner of
my heart. 24681.
Sweetheart mine. 6296.
Quigley (H.) Lily of Armagh. 5475.
Quigley (L. J.):
Caprice. 24442.
Mazurka caprice.
Quisiey (&. J:)
of blue. 20888.
Ouiulligan — (CPs) J)
30016.
Quilter (R.):
Four songs. 1403, 21988.
Slumber song. 30752.
Three English dances.
Three songs of the sea.
Quimby (A.):
Looking beyond. 19458.
Meet me once again. 19562.
Quinby (F.) Ah’m list’nin’ fo’ the
Cockedoodle doo-doo-doo! 22604.
Quincke (W. A.) & Co.:
Aloha. 4407.
Celeste. 18530.
Golden days. 28860.
Loyal guards. 17463.
Royal lancers. 29672.
Quinlan (K.) North pole. 21790.
Quinn (EH. P.) Where I may worship
you. 1978.
Quinn (K. M.):
Dear little dandelion. 12680.
Those beautiful dreams. 22806.
Quinn (M. L.) Peerless conservatory
of music. 26905, 26906.
Little songs for tiny
23976.
Those dreamy eyes
Thee! America.
11554.
20396.
2171
INDEX
DG. en Ss:. W265
Quintelle (I. R.) In childhood’s sum-
mer time. 17283.
Quo vadis. 17044, 18140, 20795.
Raabe & Plothow:
Alt yar Dig. 18285.
Briefwechsel. 18476.
Det er sommerkvaeld (Sommer-
nacht). 18695.
Friihlingssonne. 23296, 23297.
Hite dich. 23508.
I hosten. 19121.
Ich lehne mein. haupt an den lin-
denbaum. 2953, 5258.
Im mondenschein. 10781.
Indianertanz. 15309.
Leben ist ein frecher
13253.
Lose blitter. 19458.
Mach’ mich dein. 5546.
Mein schicksal bist du. 5604.
Menuett-serenade. 11148.
Miillers tochter. 13478.
Ohne segel. 19809.
Old time is still a-flying.
Requiem. 380699.
Sechs lieder fiir eine singstimme
mit klavier. 17878.
Vor der ttire schloft der baum.
tanz.
13611.
14186.
Wenn sich die wimpern senken.
6493.
Rabey (R.):
Amor y celos. 20748.
-Automne. 14418.
Berceuse de l’oubli. 45388.
Chanson. 27002.
Chanson de amour. 18534.
Marche tartare. 17493.
Paris, 13t4.).
Sérénade. 24586.
Si je ne dois jamais. 6150.
Zapatilla (La) 20697.
Raby (L.) Sérénade. 24587.
Raby (R. C.) Break, break, break.
10003.
Racca (G.) Ritirata march. 11604.
Rachlin & Hershenhaus. Id like to
meet my Madeline. 7691.
Rachmaninoff (L. P.) Prelude. 16062,
24444,
Rachmaninoff (S.):
O thou billowy harvest-field. 5781.
Romance. 16111.
Springtide. 1651.
Rackett (A. G.):
If the man in the moon could talk.
7808.
My lady. 8878.
Sultan’s favorites. 9200.
Rackett (H. A.) Sliding. 22129.
Radcliffe (A.) pub. co.:
In the gleam of the star.
Santa’s gold mine. 24552.
Vows ’neath the moon. 18151.
23629.
Song of The Rad-
1626.
From youth’s happy
Radcliffe union.
cliffe Union.
Radecke (R.)
days. 28407.
Radi Chicas
Auf Oesterreichs bergen. 12440.
Gesang der wassernixen. 12880.
Leuchtkugeln. 13262.
Schau mir in’s auge. 13819.
Sehnsuchtsvoll. 13839.
Sommerfest im stadtpark. 13918.
Rae (K.) Maying-time. 19558.
Rafalewsky (M.) Angel’squest. 9839.
Jeeeiine) ((d[,)) 2
Eglogue. 12359 (15).
Our land of liberty. 24805.
Rate (oy 2d2)e
Cavatina. 22562 (41).
Fileuse (La). 3645, 8802.
Mirchen. 38646.
March. 380364 (48).
Polka de la reine. 3647, 3648.
Reminiscence of andante.
(28).
Valse caprice. 6648 (29).
Valse impromptu 4 la Tyrolienne.
25197 (25).
Ragan (S. A.) Princess Abita. 24419. ~
6648
Rahmu (KH. Loéthner-) See Lothner-
Rahmu (E.)
Rahn (£.) Grtiss Gott! 21217.
Rahter (D.):
Aus jugendtagen. 16801.
Aus meiner jugend. 20775.
Ballspiel. 27858.
Berceuse slave. 6858, 6859.
Bleisoldaten-parade. 6888.
Capriccio-walzer. 14590.
Christfest. 267. |
Corps diplomatique. T7077.
Dix études pour piano. 18455.
Drei kleine tanze. 28832-28834.
Fragmente. 28394.
Gebet. 7446.
Gondoliera.
Impromptu. 16202.
Ins stammbuch. 15311.
Intermezzo. 15814.
Jugendtraum. 53864.
Nach der Christmette.
Nippsachen. 19750.
Pensée nuptiale. 13660.
Pferdchenspielen. 29489.
Polonaise. 12071, 14108, 16015.
Pusstascenen. 16050.
Schmetterlinge. 29718.
Souvenirs d’enfance.
Tanzweise. 11960.
Valse aimable. 9466.
Weibhnacht. 16586.
Zwei vortragstticke fiir violoncell. |
9258.
Raick (C.) Gavotte. 14948.
Raigan (M. de) Georgette (La) 4989.
7492.
3406.
17967.
2172
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Railey (T. T.):
Girls. 10478.
I’ve had a lot of girlies. 10727.
Not the only thing of the kind.
3445.
This modest little world. 12020.
We'll run the men. 9581.
Raillard (T.) Slavisches liedchen.
188938.
Railsback (N.)
Raimann (R.):
Dorothy dear. 18725.
Divertissement. 20984.
Franz], Franzl, du mein Franz.
14926.
Franzl-marsch. 12844-12847.
Frau Gretl. 18897.
Gretl-walzer. 12987-12940.
Heute schlagen wir der welt ein
loch. 12988.
Im Prater
13105-13108.
Kinematographenlied. 13212-13214,
15399.
Seh’ ich so ein kleines midel.
13888.
Raimon (P.):
Carnival.
Moonlight.
Rainer (C.)
hinterm ringspiel.
27990.
8319.
See Nagler (F.)
Raines (F. O.) Ethiopia. 18800.
Rajezak (A.) Obertas od komina.
21822.
Ralston (M.):
Indian hymn. 5818.
Souhait de la violette.
Ramaglia (A.) II sorriso.
Rameau (—). Rigaudon.
Rameau (J. P.):
Aria. 3654.
Gavotte. 27011.
Minuet. 3882.
Rappel des oiseaux. 16064.
Rigaudon et double. 20027.
Tambourin (Le) 11957.
Zais. 25186.
Ramrath (K.):
Feenreigen. 25808:
Lieder eines falters. 30587.
Seufzer. 27148.
Ramsay (D.) Skipper Susie Greene.
9066.
Ramsdail (C. R.)
4746.
Ramsden (A. R.):
Like the lark. 21540.
Softly fall the shades of evening.
3875.
Sun worship. 20295.
Ramsey (G. H.):
Blessed story of the cross. 16858.
Don’t you want to wear a crown.
4813.
Hills of Eden. 17202.
How much more. 17216.
Redeeming love. 178388.
30767.
24714.
27041.
Daisies will tell.
Ramsey (G. H.)—Continued.
Showers of blessings. 6148.
Tell it to all. G321.
When the ransomed get home.
6527.
Ramsey (R. M.) My Delaware.
19676.
Ramsey (Mrs. S. C.):
Butt-in-sky. 14568.
Red white and blue. 17836.
Ramsey (W.) Songs of redeeming.
9128.
Ranck (A.) Sweet memories. 20311.
Ramek: CE. €:):
Musetta. 15748.
Romance (A.) 16112.
Rand (A. E.) Welsh rarebit. 16593.
Rand (F.) In single, mingle land.
17298.
Rand (H.) Syracuse girls. 18026.
Rand (L.) Lady Grace waltz. 289238.
Rand McNally & co.
3054.
Randall (B. C.):
Pretty Montezuma maid.
That aeroplane rag. 9313.
Randall (G.):
Be on your way. 2284. :
You tell me that you love me.
66386.
Patriotic songs.
26974.
Randall (R. H.) Singology. 27190.
Randall (W.):
Mother’s rhapsody. 1126.
Then laugh. 4039.
Randegger (A.):
Chorus of handmaidens. 4664.
Lamento. 28927.
Nenia. 29313.
Pierrot-sérénade. 29495.
Randegger (G. A.) Love me. 1002.
Randel (H. M.) Peace and love de-
vine. 19896.
Randle (N.) Sequatchie rag. 8998.
Randolph (L.) Sometime, somewhere,
Someday. 6205.
Randolph (lL. A.) My little Billiken.
3387.
3858.
4094.
Randolph (T.) Siren’s call.
Ranzato (V.) Ton seul baiser.
Rasch (T.) Reva. 11588.
Rasey (C. A.) The afterglow. 25218.
Rasin (W. P.) Beside the crystal sea.
6861.
Rasmussen (M.) Proposal (A.) 5945.
Rassiga (H. E.) Memories of youth.
15647.
Ratez (EH.):
Chantecler. 4650.
Parade-marseh. 5861.
Réve d’amour. 38682.
Solfége universel. 27212, 27213.
Rathbun (F. G.):
Adelaide waltzes. 9795.
Dreams of my mountain home.
453.
INDEX
Rathbun (F. G.)—Continued.
On to the goal. 8598.
Petite rapsodie hongroise.
Red, red rose. 11569.
Te Deum in A flat. 17383.
Rathgeber (G.):
Blticher bei caub. 30415.
Mein miitterlein stirbt nie.
8686.
23985.
Rauh (E. C.) Play me that harmony
bar. 17744.
Raunser (H. B.) ‘The dandelion.
7124.
Ravanello (O.) Ave verum corpus.
2189.
O salutaris Hostia. 1239.
Pange lingua. 1307.
Tantum ergo. 1727.
Rave (H.) Alanna. 25226.
Ravel (M.):
Daphnis et Chloé.
14719, 14720.
Habafiera. 12951.
Heure espagnole. 21271.
Introduction et allegro.
Ma mére Oye. 11068.
Menuet. 11140.
Pavane de la belle au bois dor-
mant. 15971, 15972.
Petite pastorale. 5892.
Petit poucet. 15987, 15988.
Quatuor. 1408, 3658.
Quatuor 4 cordes. 5968.
Sherherazade. 61389.
Ravina (H.):
Chanson joyeuse. 25522.
Petit bolero. 13661.
Rawle (G. D.):
Merry old salt. 5635.
Navy (The). 26719.
Pastorale. 8663.
Sleep, dear, sleep. 1585-1587.
Rawlston (—) Beautiful isle of love.
27880.
Rawlston (H. M.) Come where the
lilies bloom to-night. 18603, 25197
370, 10200,
10831.
(69).
Rawson (W. J.) jr. That tiger rag.
24855.
Ray (C. M.) Every one has a soul
mate. 4898.
Ray (C. R.) Sunlight beyond. 29939.
Ray (C. W.) Spicy breezes. 2072
(56).
Ray (G. M.):
Baby for you I’m going loony.
99.
Be on your way. 2234.
Don’t tell it to me. 10265.
It’s a pretty moonlight night.
5331, 15326.
Name on that old holly tree.
19724.
Oh! you baby doll. 5800.
On a moonlight summer’s night.
17689.
Dt. dik mes: vs. 6
Ray (G. M.)—Continued.
Sweet visions of childhood. 9244.
Waiting for you. 16559.
Well, I haven’t got nothing. 9591.
When life’s twilights they are
fading. 4280.
Who’s looney now. 1991.
A lullaby. 29067.
Ray (J. M.) Who could help but lov-
ing you. 9669.
Rayder (J. H.) Harvest moon schot-
tische. 2816.
Raymond (C. U.) Slumber lullaby.
24652.
Raymond (G.) Only an _ orphan.
15923.
Raymond (R.):
If you only try. 19197.
Wayside songs. 9579.
Raymond (R. J.) Gentlemen please
count me init. 28482.
Raymore (K.) Banjo tunes. 27860.
Raynol (D.) Waxenstein. 12174.
Raynor (A.) Dream, baby dream.
14779.
Razigade (G.) Ronde des _ lutins.
17858.
Re Orso. 26887.
Read (A. M.) Song of victory. 9121.
Read (D. E.) When my mother knelt
beside my bed. 20588.
Read (E.):
Jean.
Reverie (A).
Read (EH. M.):
Fading twilight. 491.
Heart to heart. 7607.
Read (H. V. Jervis-) See Jervis-Read
(H. V.)
Real girl. 25619.
Ream (A. L.) You are just a little
different. 9747.
Ream (HE. H.) Vivian waltzes.
Reames (Z. & C.):
Hehoes. 257382.
Mary Lee. ° 26541.
Reardon (H. EH.) music pub. co.
along Miss Josephine. 25568.
Reasner (C. H.) Down in the old
apple orchard. 17017.
Reaves (G. F.) Dixie flyer.
Rebay (F.):
Maitag. 1039.
Schalkslied. 1511.
Trutze nicht. 1818.
Weihnacht. 16586.
Zwei wasser. 1410.
Rebers (B. G.) Take me down to the
seashore. 20828.
Rebert (H. F.) Junior hop. 53867.
Rebikoff (W.) Danse des clochettes.
360.
Reboul (H.)
coming to me.
10852.
30705.
27544,
Come
16996.
If there’s any bouquets
7809.
2174
'
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Recker (R.) Summer days. 17999,
20290.
Recktenwald (F.) Felsenfest. 10366,
12799, 21096.
Red hussar. 27246.
Red letter. 6804, 7144, SOTT, 8815,
8943, 9088, 9301.
Red rose. 12616, 14569, 15229, 15650,
17228, 17276, 17389, 17994, 18588,
18701, 22562 (55), (69), (78), (125),
26319, 29302.
Red widow. 19133, 20608, 21333,
2138386, 21405, 21472, 21779, 22289,
22404, 22424, 22470, 22537-38, 26143-
44, 26149-27577, 28670-74.
Redd-Wuller (M.):
Dear elk. 10208.
He knows. 678.
Redden (E. A.) Long ago among the
roses. 15499.
Reddick (E.) She is like a rose.
29772.
Reddick (J. H.):
Awooing. 18360.
Batchelor’s wisdom. 18376.
Reddy (G.) In the land of play.
28786.
Reddy (R.) In the land of play.
28786.
Redgate (S.) On the bench by the
river. 5818.
Redhead (A.):
Christians awake. 28038.
Come unto me. 22990.
Consider the lilies. 23003.
I love the harp. 5517.
I will give thanks. 23581.
I will pour out my spirit.
Like as the hart. 23827.
Lord of heaven, and earth and
ocean, S114. 11037, 15508.
Love of home. 5517.
Rising of the sun. 6027.
She walks in beauty. 6186.
Smiling spring. 6185.
Where from the eye of day. 6537.
Who are these like stars appear-
15259.
men 254 19:
Redmond (N. EH.) Oh! Sam! I envy
you. 11344.
Redstone (W.):
Duo de Véducation incompléte.
25718.
En avant marche. 25746.
Légende des Van Mannebek.
26392, 26393.
Mes vieux moulins. 26596, 26597.
Premier aveu. 26969, 26970.
Romance de line. 27059, 27060.
Suite de valses. 27316.
Rée (1L.):
Menuett. 5627.
Scénes gaies. 6091.
Reed (A. F.) Just a dream of yore.
19318.
Reed (D.):
Below the Mason Dixon
143, 6648 (42).
Dixie rose. 405, 2072 (92).
Honeymooning honey in Bombay.
2873, 17210, 19071.
In Good Time Town. 5290.
My heart has learned to love you.
33885.
My lady Dixie.
30364 (100).
Rauss mit kraus.
(57).
Take me now or forever say good-
bye. 29969.
Waiting down by the Mississippi
Shore. 20534.
Reed (I. F.) Ah come away with me.
277386.
Reed (J. A.) Be kind to your mother.
14467.
line.
24109, 26696,
11561, 16728
Reed (L. P.) Bear me upward with
my cross. 22750.
Reed (O. F.) I’m glad you kissed me.
19150.
Reed (W.):
Communion service. 25577.
Julia, O my Julia. 26307.
Magnificat in E flat. 3248.
O Lamb of God still keep me.
293851.
Resurrection and the life.
Swell brass band. 29965.
Te Deum laudamus, in A flat no. 4.
29983.
Reed (W. H.):
Mirage. 15678.
Should one of us remember. 16216.
Reeder (M. L.) O Galilee O stormy
sea. 19771.
Reeder & Walsh:
Hey! up the river. 19047.
Song of Seville. 22155.
Reef (R. E. de) See De Reef (R. E.)
Reeg (G. A.) jr.:
Dixie jingles. 14819 (53).
Ram rod rag. 5975.
Reemelin (R. H.):
8842.
Cupid’s misdeal. 28145.
I’m glad. 26155.
Rees) CD. "E.
Flying. 10396. j
Pianola rag. 11459.
Rees-Newland (M. V.) Valse ara-
besque. 20475.
Reese (W. H.) Sweet memories of
old. 6290.
Reeve (C. H.) Easy form music.
25729, 28274.
Reeves (E.):
Bedouin’s patrol. 184.
Cocheco. 2072 (838).
Great snakes. 7527-7529.
Kiwi. 19844.
Lion’s tale. 11012.
2175
INDEX
Reeves (E.)—Continued.
*Mid the cotton blossoms.
Nightshade. 3429, 21778.
On lovelit seas. 17692.
Reeves (G. H.):
Little Miss Fix-it. 26485, 29004.
Play that Aloha rag. 29508.
Reeves (W.):
15666.
Lirgo. 6846.
Last night. 10965.
Masonic musical service book.
23964.
Overture to Die Meistersinger.
LS
Overture to Mignon. 12024.
Overture to Scipio. 10567.
Six spiritual songs. 11808.
Reford (A. H.) I’m longing to look
in her eyes. 5227.
Reformation. 30364 (42).
Reformed Presbyterian church of
North America (Board of trustees
of the Synod.) Book of Psalms.
20855.
Regan (G. P.) AJl aboard for San
Francisco. 9807, 20722.
Regent music pub. co.:
Amoranda. 22655.
Have you forgotten. 17180.
Maids of honour. 17481.
Vow sincere. 25022.
Reger (M.):
Aus meinem tagebuch. 25322.
Blitter und bliiten. 4549.
Canons. 4627.
Deutsche tinze. 2514, 2515.
Drei orgelstticke. 16078.
Komim, stisser tod. 10988.
Konzert, F moll. 1420.
Liebeslieder. 5462.
Lustspiel ouverture. 23900, 26492.
Mein schitzelein. 15631.
Motette. 26656.
Passacaglia. 15962.
Phantasie und fuge.
Quartett in F is-moll.
Romanze, G dur. 6042.
Sextett. 11766.
Sonate. 3662, 11573, 11574, 24677.
Suite in E moll. 16074.
Trauer marsch. 6369.
Trio. 11575.
Walzer-capricen. 4236.
Weihe der nacht. 25056.
Reggov (W.) Unexpected
30808.
Regnell (A. L.):
Cottage, love, I’ve built for you.
10162.
On the summit of Sierra.
Regnier (M.) Devotion. 18698.
Rego (G. de Cairos-) See Cairos-Rego
(G. de)
Rego (R. de Cairos-)
(R. de)
1340.
26997.
meeting.
29415.
See Cairos-Rego
Pt mss) v.66
Rehbaum (T.) Nordische melodien.
11288.
Rehbock (H.) Berceuse. 18419.
Rehn (N.) In vacation time. 17310.
Reibenstein (R.):
Drei gedichte. 21670.
Kleines Weihnachtsoratorium. —
26367.
Mein rosenstrauch unterm fenster.
26564.
Menuett. 29160.
21918.
29517.
Phantasie-variationen.
Potsdamer wachtparade.
Weihnachtslied. 4254.
Reich (S.) Chicago rag. 22981.
Reichardt (A.) ‘Thou art so near, and
yet so far. 27416.
Reichardt (G.) German’s fatherland.
10459.
Reichardt (J. F.)
28600.
Reichert (C. H.):
Always ready. 12398, 18288.
Indian courtship. 15308, 28795.
Justa two-step, dearie. 17358, 28869.
Reichert (J.) Nachtmusik in 4 sitzen.
Horch es klopft.
26716.
Xeid (Ff. W.) Herves of to-day. 23478.
eid (J. V.) He'll take you through.
5104.
Reid (N. D.)
Reid (R.):
Boy scout. 14547.
Old time comrades.
Reid bros. Itd.:
Jude’s mission hymns.
19308, 21457, 21458.
Life’s day. 3157.
Manx fisherman’s gong. 21629.
Old ostler. 11359.
Reidinger (W. FEF.) Have you ever
taken a moonlight excusion. 28542.
Reiff (S. IT.) My soul is athirst for
God. 24130.
Reige (C. L.) Smith & Riege song
book, no. 1. 29816.
Reignierd (A. L.) She is sleeping by
the Swanee. 11770.
Reiman (R. E.) Susie.
Reimer (M. W.) Cassandra.
Rein (H. M.):
I find I’ve been dreaming. 17281.
Merry launch. 17533.
Reinecke (C.):
Ballade. 5990.
Dance of the dragon-flies.
King Manfred. 28890.
Quartett no. 5. 3672.
Response. 13757.
Spring flowers. 16299.
Weihnachts-sonatine. 1936.
Winter hath not a blossom.
Reinecke (Gebrtider) :
Barearolle. 2224.
Novelette. 3450.
Death. 23075.
19823.
17352,
16352.
25509.
18654.
30510.
2176
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec.. 1911
= nd ——
Reinecke (Z. Harris-) See MHarris- | Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
Reinecke (Z.)
Reiner (E. A.) Won’t you come with
me just for a little while. 6615.
Reinhard (N. P.) My baby. 8354.
Reinhardt (C. E.) Waltzing. 30202.
Reinhardt (H.):
Columbus-marsch. 291-2938.
Day dreams. 380, 2072 (89), 12678,
20971.
Fountain fay. 5838, 2072 (100),
2682, 9782 (34), 21135.
Heisse liebe. 694.
How I love a pretty face. 728,
6648 (63).
Ich finde alles in der Times. 789.
Ich pfeif’ auf alle welt. 793.
Liidy-Midi. 933-34.
Loving cup. 1012, 14819 (115).
Mansardenlied. 1043.
Miss Exzentrick. 1099.
Next may be the right. 3424.
Nur ka traurigkeit. 1225.
On the track. 3500.
Rendezvous-lied. 1425.
Spring maid. 1648-1647, 3928,
3929, 6240, 6648 (114), 9159,
11871, 138943, 16300.
Spring maid waltzes. 16301.
Studentenhochzeit-walzer. 1672,
9192.
Two little love bees. 1829. 6648S
(129).
Reinhold (H.):
Aus der jugend und kinderzeit.
12448.
Impromptu. 88831.
March of the marionettes. 26518.
Reinhorn (J.) I am lonesome without
you. 7682.
Reinkendorff (E.) Frou frou. 2692.
Reis (V.) piano co. Pleasant pastime
valsette. 29506.
Reissiger (C. G.) Scherzo. 29712.
Reiterman (L.) Strenuosity. 18978.
Reitz (A. S.):
Beautiful land of love. 1688S.
Christ is come. 20913.
I may not know. 17249.
Image (The) of Jesus. 17279.
In the stillness of Thy love.
17308.
Meeting (The) place of God and
man. 17518.
My prayer this day. 17623.
Shepherd (The) of love. 17914.
Sing unto the Lord. 17922.
Song (A), a cross, a life. 17947.
Remick (B.):
Valse caprice. 18116.
Will you come to me. 9691.
Remick (J. H.) & co.:
Adele waltzes. 9, 9782 (25).
Ain’t I the foolish kid. 12377.
2177
Alamo rag. 2105, 6648 (39).
Algernon. 252380.
All aboard. 4898.
Alma where do you live. 36.
Angus Gordon Donald Douglas
Ewart John McKee. 25278, 30364
(59).
Anoma rag. 60.
Any old tune at all. 12419.
April fool rag. 14894, 27714 (82).
Autumn’s hour. 2187.
Avalon. 2072 (71).
Aviator rag. 94.
Ballot song of American woman.
27857.
Band came back. 25355.
Baron Trenck. 6825-6827, 9916.
Baron Trenck lancers. 9917, 9918.
Baron Trenck selections. 14819
(32):
Be my sweetheart. 126.
Beau sabreur. 27876.
Beautiful girl. 27878.
Bee and the rose. 27884.
Bingo Eli Yale. 2276.
Blue bird. 16863, 27714 (386).
Blushing moon. 2072 (75), 14819
(36).
Bohemia. : 25197 -(53)-
Boost Brooklyn. 9994.
Borneo rag.. 9995, 14319 (37),
18454.
Boston waltz. 2072 (77), 6648,
(44).
Bridal veil. 187.
Brides and _ butterflies. 25450,
27714 (35).
Buds and blossoms. 2072 (78).
Bumble bee. 16878, 22562 (54).
Buy, buy. baby. 14569, 25197 (55).
Bye) 23238.
By the light of the jungle moon.
22863.
Bye and bye. 6980. 14319 (40).
Carita. 4632, 14319 (40).
Casey. 6955.
Cavalier rustican’ rag. 2072 (79).
Chatterbox rag. 6648 (45).
Chocolate soldier. 261, 262, 2392.
Chung Lo. 14819 (44).
Clover days. 16926.
Columbia rag. 14819 (45).
Come along ma chérie. 12616,
18588, 22562 (55), 25197 (65).
Come down to earth my dearie.
4690, 6648 (46).
Come into the garden dearie. 7052,
14319 (47).
Come on over. 16937.
Comet and the earth. 2435.
Confidences. 25582.
Coster’s glide. 25602.
Could I but live and love always.
2457, 2458.
INDEX
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
Cowboy. 2460.
Cow boy rag. 18629, 27714 (48).
Creatore. 281381.
Crystal ball. 25615.
Cum-bae rag. 281438.
Cupid’s patrol. 6648 (48).
Dancing on the levee. 3856, 143819
(50).
Dat’s harmony. 20965, 25197 (78).
Day belongs to you dear. 4767.
Day dream waltz. 18670.
Dear old man up in the moon.
10218.
Dear old winter time. 2500.
Del Rose waltzes. 10224, 143819
(ik) 2
Detective. 25666, 30864 (68).
Diamonds and rubies. 14319 (52).
Diplomat like me. 400.
Dixie jingles. 14819 (58).
Dixie moon. 28217.
Do it now. 25678, 27714 (50).
Does any body want a little girlie.
2524.
Dolly Madison. 12701.
Don’t call me Mr. Hayseed. 418.
Dorothy three step. 10269, 14819
(56).
Down in the old meadow lane.
7210, 12359 (65).
Hgyptian rag. 12359 (66).
Emmalina Lee. 2584, 12359 (67).
Enchanted nights. 4862, 123859
(68).
Enchanted rose. 28289.
Enuff. 18792.
Ever dreaming of you. 283818..
Every day. 28820.
Every heart must have its sorrow.
483, 123859 (69).
Eyes that I idolize. 12780.
Fare thee well Lizzie Lee.
22562 (61).
Father Knickerbocker. 4915.
Father’s allowed to see us twice
a year. 21098.
Fatimah. 4917, 9782 (82).
First love is the sweetest of all.
12812.
Flirt. 25846, 303864 (75).
Fogarty. 12827.
Forever with you in my dreams.
12836.
Garden of girls. 4977, 27714 (58).
Gay Manhattan rag. 25896.
18827,
Gee! but I like music. 25901,
27714 (59).
Gee! how I hate you. 25902.
Gee! I wish I’d never had a girl.
4987.
Gee! it’s a wonderful game. 14948,
22562 (65).
Gentlemanly brigand. 28481.
Georgia grind. 577, 6648 (57).
2178
Di ware Ss v.86
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
Georgia rag. 578, 6648 (58).
Get a girl to love you. 2716.
Give back the kiss I gave you.
14966, 22562 (68).
Give us a ragtime tune. 2733.
Good-bye. 2766.
Good-bye, California. 28479.
Good-bye, Nellie Gray. 628.
Good night. 7502.
Good-night, ladies. 25949.
Gosh, it’s fierce to be a girl. 2774.
Grace (La) 25957.
Gum shoe man. 25991.
Hair of the dog. 7562.
Hammock = song. 17171,
(69).
Happy nights. 2809.
Harbor of love. 5087, 22562 (70).
Have you a little fairy? 28541.
Haytian rag. 27714 (68).
Here comes a college boy. 6648
(61).
Honey bunch. 5165, 9782 (42).
Honey girl. 7648, 25197 (99).
Honeysuckle rag. 28599.
Honka tonk rag. 12859 (75).
Hot time in Monkey Town. 19077,
25197 (101).
Hour that gave me you. 19078,
13016, 22562 (72).
25197 (102).
2072 (108), 28624.
Hula-hula.
Hyacinth.
I ain’t got no ear for music.
19099.
I’d choose a southern girl.
22562
2890.
I’d like to go on a honeymoon |
with you. 17228, 22562 (78).
I’d like to meet you again. 2892.
I’d like to tell your fortune.
143819 (75).
I’d love to have a girl like you.
13030.
I’d rather go to jail. 26118.
T’d rather love what I cannot
have than have what I cannot |
love. 10746, 14819 (76), 27714 |
(79).
I don’t think I love you, I know |
I do. 2894.
I like your apron. 28661.
T’ll meet you when the sun goes |
down. 25197 (109).
I'll try anything once.
I love my babe. 26145.
I love you, my own. 28679.
I’m a bear for you.
(77), 14819 (80).
26140.
I’m all thine. 15229, 25197 (112). |
I’m coming back. 26152, 27714
Ce
I’m dying for you.
(65).
I’m going to stay on solid ground. |
5225, 14319 (84).
2913, 12859 |
2919, 6648 |
|
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1914
INDEX
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued. Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
I’m just pining for you. 2072
(114).
I’m looking for him. 19152.
I’m the lily. 14319 (86).
I ne’er could love another girl.
28698.
I think of home and mother.
28702.
I’ve been making a grand stand
play. 17256.
I’ve got a live one now. 773.
I’ve got feathers on my head.
21357.
I want a boy. 138074.
I want a man to come and marry
me. 26179.
I want a whole lot of girlies.
5240, 6648 (70).
If I but knew your heart dear.
10758.
If I could dream a_ thousand
years. 17273, 25197 (124).
If I just think of her. 2959.
If I were a knight of old. 801.
If my dreams of you come true.
12359 (82).
If the garden of roses should
change to thorns. 191938, 25197
(125).
If you believe in dreams, sweet-
heart. 2962.
If you can’t sing, dance. 17276.
If you talk in your sleep. 28747.
In a bungalow for two. 26212.
In carnival time. 5286.
In merry, merry, May. 7848.
In my dreams of you. 123859
(88).
In the heart of the golden wine.
26243.
In the summertime. 15305, 27714
(84).
In the valley where I said good-
bye to Sally. 10816.
Injun love. 26255.
Invitation rag. 28808.
Irene, my midnight queen. 17320.
Island of roses and love. 28817.
It’s just like bein’ at home. 26273,
30364 (89).
It’s never merry Christmas when
you are far from home. 856.
It’s nice to be a widow. 13153.
It’s such a little pansy. 5333.
Jimmy Valentine. 38059.
Joan of Are. 14819 (96).
Just a chain of daisies. 5369,
9782 (49), 27714 (87).
Just a girl and a boy. 5371.
Just a year ago. 10891.
Just as long as the Swanee flows.
28871.
Just sweet love thoughts and you.
7952.
2179
Just try to keep them guessing.
26319.
Just you and I. 28876.
Ketchup rag. 14319 (101).
King Chanticleer. 3090, 6648
(16):
Kingdom of love. 138216.
Kiss duet. 909.
Kiss me, dearest, kiss me do.
28903.
Kiss me my love. 14319 (102).
Kisses at auction. 910, 6648 (77).
Knights Templar. 173878.
Kunning kiddies. 19359.
Land of the free. 17389, 25197
(147).
Lazy. 26888, 27714 (94).
Let me build a home for you.
8030, 14819 (105).
Lets go out on a jamboree. 15447,
27714 (96).
Let’s make love among the roses.
14319 (106).
Lingerie. 3166.
Little boy blue. 28992, 30589.
Little boy blue waltzes. 28998.
Little red rose. S087.
Little side street. 14819 (109).
Little sticks o’ licorice. 29012.
Look me over. 26450.
Loon song. 5503.
Love dreams and destiny. 17446.
Love me. 17450, 30364 (96).
Love never dies. 26472, 30364
(97).
Love song. 9782 (60).
Love waltz. 29054.
Love’s eulogy. 8143, 9782 (62).
Love’s prayer. 3212.
Loving moon. 21597.
Lucille waltzes. 13381.
Lydia waltz song. 8165, 14319
GIG)
Mabel. 1018.
Macaroni Joe. 2072 (141).
Marie. 29112.
Marry me, Carrie. 17500.
Mary Smith. 1383888.
Maybe that is why I’m lonely.
21656, 25197 2Gicsir
Meadow lark. 3288.
Meet me to-night mid the roses.
27714 (101).
Men, men, men. 15650.
Miami. 6648 (88).
Miraculous cure. 29185.
Miss Coquette waltzes. 2072 (148).
Mrs. Murphy. 6648 (90).
Modern banditti. 29196.
Mop rag. 143819 (120).
My aviation girl. 26677.
My dream girl. 15761, 22562 (96).
My dream love. 17606.
INDEX
Dt, Jo asa ve Ga
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
My dream of paradise. 21730,
27714 (102).
My evening star. 1145.
My hula hula love. 18507, 14819
(122), 25197 (174).
My Irish girl. 26695.
My moonlight man. 17618.
My only one. 17622.
My operatic Samson. 12359 (93).
My Tahiti queen. 17628.
My toreador. 3402.
My Yankee Rose. 18582.
Mysterious moon. 293802.
Nance took a chance with me.
5725.
Naughty, naughty, naughty. 11270,
14819 (125).
Nellie darling. 13548.
Never such a loving two. 293815.
Night brings dreams and dreams
bring you. 21777, 25197 (181).
Now she’s anybody’s girlie. 2072
Glin2)e
Oceana roll. 22562 (104).
Oh let me dream. 1258.
Oh that Navajo rag. 19804, 25197
(186).
Oh! you babbling Bessie. 3487.
Oh you beautiful doll. 21848,
Zo5lOe CST).
Oh you dream. 9782 (74).
Ohio. 2072 (158).
Oliver. 26818, 30364 (106).
On an Irish honeymoon. 17690.
Once upon a time. 15919.
Only pal I ever had. 17705, 22562
(106).
Open your eyes. 1282, 14319 (128).
Pandour does his duty. 8645.
Paris the paradise. 13815.
Pearl thinks the world of me.
8672.
Peek-a-boo-moon. 5883.
Petite Boston. 19914.
Pirate chief. 11470.
Please come back to me. 3583,
12359) (Od):
Pop. comumant lsor
Prairie flower. 3599.
Pretty little girl inside. 5940, 6648
(ali@ila)2
Pretty Molly. 1879.
Pretty waltz. 14319 (184).
Princeton that’s all. 17762.
Pullman porter man. 29547.
Put-in-Bay. 138709.
Put your head upon my shoulder.
3628, 12359 (108).
Queen of Vanity Fair. 17824,
Zoli (202 ye
Rag time chimes. 199938, 22562
G2) 2a Ta (al)
Raggity man. 27005, 27714 (117).
Red rose rag. 17834, 22562 (118).
2180
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
Red rose selections. 20003, 20004, |
25197 (204). |
Rolling down to Coney. 17853.
Rolling stone. 60386.
Rosalie. 1458. |
Rosalind sweet Rosalind. 3730. |
Royal flush. 8911, 14319 (185).
Sail home. 25197 (209). |
Sandy McDougal. 27104, 30364
(118).
Scattering of the roses. 20108,
22562 (GalGie
Sea shell. 6648 (106).
Sea shell telephone. 29737.
Serenade of violets. 1548, 9782
CO).
Shame upon you, Nancy. 6648
(109).
She'll be the death of me. 1558.
She trimmed them oh so neatly.
3841, 6648 (110).
Shine on silvery moon. 9025.
Siberian (The) dip. 16218.
Siberian rag. 22562 (118).
Sing me The world is mine. 1575.
Slippery place. 20194, 27714 (125).
Society belle. 16245.
Soldier’s song. 29831.
Somebody. 22143, 25197 (220).
Song of long ago. 2072 (174). |
Song of the open sea. 1625, 6648 |
CaeY 1
Spanish eyes. 27272. !
Spooning on Sunday night. 13940. |
Spoony words. 27279. T
Stewed prunes. 2072 (177).
Students’ glide. 17994.
Subway squeeze. 27313.
Sunflower rag. 20297, 27714 (128).
Sunflowers. 1683, 9782 (81).
Sweet cherie. 27334.
Sweet red roses. 14319 (145).
Take me back to old Broadway.
DODAS
Take me down to Luna. 14014.
Tape and the chain. 29977.
Tattered melody. 1732.
Telegraph girl. 27366.
Texas. 14042.
Texas Tommy swing. 29998.
That aeroplane rag. 9318.
That for, yous itae
That Pierrot dance. 14053.
That Reuben glide. 16415.
That tired rag. 63387.
That’s what you get for getting |
married. 2072 (184). |
There’s a ring around the moon. |
30024.
They’re all good American names. |
9348, 14819 (151). :
Those good old days can never |
come again. 4061, 6648 (124). |
To all my songs. 9898.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
Trenck march song. 9411.
Turkey wing march. 22562 (125).
Two cockatoos. 27468, 30364 (126).
Uncle Tom’s cabin. 14122, 22358,
27714 (186).
Under the love tree. 301238.
Under the pretzel bough. 18110,
25197 (247).
Vale of dreams. 2072 (192).
Valley of dreams. 4154.
Valse mignon. 14319 (156).
Very ambitious girl. 14165, 22562
(127%):
Vision of Spain. 4203, 9782 (92).
Walking delegate. 14191.
Waltz me up to the altar, Walter.
27561.
Wave waltzes. 143819 (158).
Way down in dear old Dixie.
16575.
We loved each other in the long
ago. 22423.
We've kept the golden rule. 1928,
9782 (98).
Wedding trip march two step.
30216, 30217, 30823.
What has become of the girls I
used to know. 4261.
What the engine done.
(141).
When a pretty girl gets married.
9615, 14819 (160).
When Bob White married Jenny
Wren. 6509.
When grandma had a
PSiSO 22562 (128).
When it came to paying, he didn’t
have a cent. 4277.
When the dew is on the rose.
27611, 30364 (129).
When the moon swings low. 1968,
14319 (164).
When you meet her in the sum-
27714
beau.
mertime. 4298.
Where are the roses of yesterday.
14249.
Where the bright lights shine.
65388.
Whirlwind (The) 14254, 14319
(166).
Why don’t you be nice to some nice
young fellow. 4814.
Winter. 2072 (198).
With my angel of dreams in
dreamland. 18212.
With trumpet and drum. 6581.
Withered rose. 12859 (114).
Woodland dove. 2034, 2035.
You can always find some one to
love you. 14289.
You can go as far as you like.
16698.
You must take care. 2048.
Remick (J. H.) & co.—Continued.
You'll do the same thing
again. 14296, 14319 (168).
You’re going to lose your husband.
14299, 25197 (270).
You're the nicest little girl. 27690.
You’re very like your sister dear.
over
30348.
You’s sweet to yo’ mammy jes’
the same. 16708.
You’ve been kissing the Blarney
stone. 4361, 6648 (139).
You’ve got to take me home to-
night. 143805, 25197 (271).
Yueatan, 2072 (204).
Remington (HE. J.) Half
(0;
Renard (F.) Weckruf an die Deut-
sehen, 12192:
Renard (P.):
Adulation.
Aspiration.
Boy scouts. 27985.
Jollification. 153861.
Little sandman. 986.
Oriental sketch. 1286.
Ring toss. 29621.
"Round and ’round. 1474.
Shall we. 3885.
Step by step. 1662.
Up and away. 30134.
Renaud (A.):
Finale-fugue.
and half.
25218.
2167.
21103.
Intermezzo in HE minor. 24472.
Offertoire in D minor. 24232.
On the mountains. 24278.
Petit chasseur. 21911.
Trois morceaux pour. orgue.
22008.
Renaud (N. A.) Young sailor. 27694.
Rencontre (La) impréyue. 5006.
Renfro (W. G.) Absence brings sweet
dreams of thee. 27725.
Renger (F.):
Rustie dance. 20075, 20076.
Serenade. 20147.
Spinning-wheel (The) 20265.
Renner (H.) She is the girl I love.
9017.
Rennie (T.) jr. If Washington had
Mitchell. 10776.
Renz (lL. F.) Rose of mystery. 29660.
Replogle (F. G.) Mamma’s darling
little boy. 21617.
Re Shore (lL. T.) Nancy, Nancy, how
do you do. 8417.
Ressig (Mrs. A.) Funny moon. 12865.
Restorpp (H.) Song of our flag.
29846.
Resurreczione (La). 23414-23417.
Retter (L.):
First air concertante. 10377.
Second air concertante. 11750.
Rettig (H. H.) Gooda-bye, barber
shop. 5027.
2181
INDEX
Reubens (P.) No matter who or what
you are. 22562 (101).
Reubens (P. A.) Lazy land. 18251.
Reuchsel (A.)
Ballade. 11587.
Daniel. 28161.
Solfége classique et moderne.
298382.
Reutel (H.) Deutschland, mein vater-
land. 16998.
Reuter (F.):
Also hat gott die welt geliebt.
27762.
Hosianna dem Sohne Davids.
28602.
In Bethlehem ein kindelein. 28754.
Ra! ra, ra. 38648.
Umschliess. 380120.
Zwei motetten. 8847.
Reuter (W. H.) Dearie, I love you.
20978.
Reuther (C.):
Barearole. 2222.
Canzonetta. 2346.
Lenz ist gekommen. 30588.
Nun geht der mond durch wolken-
nacht. 380652.
Tarantelle. 4009.
Valse mignonne. 4161.
Revell (R.) Four love songs. 22012.
Revue of revues. 22818, 22959, 235638,
24910.
Rex publishing co.:
Hail to the U. S. Army. 30581.
Loving cup. 380598.
Somehow I think you miss me
after all. 380757.
Reyburn (V.) Will you be mine for-
ever. 30301.
Reyl (E.):
Drei jubilaeums-saengersprueche.
13747.
Fest-hymne. 512.
Reynaud (J.) Jeanne Maillotte.
17334.
Reynolds (B. A.) Nellie of the low-
lands. 19736.
She was not the
17911.
For all the saints.
Reynolds (C. H.)
maiden for me.
Reynolds (C. T.)
18880.
Reynolds (D. A.)
Atel La O22s
Reynolds (F. N.):
My sweetheart’s eyes.
Slumber song. 24655.
Reynolds (H.) Red raven. 29585.
Reynolds (S. F.) Uncle Joshua Simp-
kins. 18838.
Reynolds (W.)
Only a typewriter
8408.
Hark the Yankee
band is coming. 12960.
Reynolds (W. W.) Come take a sail
in my aeroplane. 25567.
2182
pt. II, n. s., v. 6,
Reynolds & co.:
Archibald. 16786.
Auntie. 4460.
Baby mine. 6805.
Beautiful girlie girls.
Bébe ribbons. 4521.
Before and after. 9937.
Bella from Balham. 2249.
Bill. 4544.
Break, break, break. 10004.
Business guide. 4612.
Cardow’s (Charles) annual reper-
toire. 14594.
Carlavrock.
14471,
Chevalier patrol. 254.
Come up to London Town. 28094.
Cow jumped over the moon. 7082.
Cursory remarks. 7101.
Cynthia. 7106.
Dickens monologue. 399.
Don’t we, Harold? 17012.
Drop in the chocolate shop. 18751.
Drug stores. 4832.
English language. 23179.
Gentleman of France. 21164.
Green eye of the yellow God.)
alr elistsy
Harry and Carrie. 2815.
How are you feeling now. 7654.
Human system. 2878.
I might. 2927.
I think because I knew. 10724. ;
I was in the thick of the fight. | :
7778.
If ’'d my way. 23597.
Land for you and me. 5421.
Little red ribbon. 8086.
Magazine for men. 5554.
Mile end road. 5644.
Milly. 17545.
Mr. Conductor. 17560.
Mrs. Scroggins. 8308.
Muddled riddles. 18477
My fairy comet. 8365.
My jobs. 15771.
My pets. 5717.
My untidy tie. 11248.
Nautical busman. 3411.
Noah’s ark. 17658.
Not exactly original.
Of course. 293875.
Optimist (The) 21873.
Our hobbies. 2438038.
Papers! 19888.
Portrait (The) 8726.
Railway girl. 19995.
Rest of the evening. 30700.
Roses of June. 20061.
Scouts (The) 17901. |
Selections from Gounod’s works. |"
19761.
7512.
Simpletons. 9040.
Simplicité. 20178.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Reynolds & co.—Continued.
Since I furnished on the hire in-
stalment plan. 17920.
Six blind men from Hindustan.
11807.
Slowly but surely. 29809.
Song of May. 20226.
Suspicions. 20306.
Those beastly dreams.
Three feminine questions.
Tiddle um pom. 204038.
Tramp philosophy. 18098.
Tricky little Trixie. 9415.
Two little girlies. 30116.
Two songs. 12311.
Weather (The) 4252.
What was that. 18177.
When a maid marries. 19583.
When de stars am peepin’. 12206.
Wouldn’t he be surprised. 4345.
Wrong number. 20389.
Zoo guyed. 9776.
Reyssen (C.) Solitude. 16254.
Rezzi (E.) Rosalba. 20049.
Rheinberger (J.):
Chase (The).
Jagd (Die).
Jagd-Szene.
16440.
9369.
2384, 16728 (2).
17330.
15344.
Menuet for the left hand alone.
12359 (87).
Messe. 13748.
Serenata. 16728 (17).
Toccata. 17850.
Toceatina. 16728 (23).
Venite populi. 12116.
Vision. 25008.
Rheinberger (J. G.) Jagd (Die).
10850.
Rheinlinder. 16594, 16595.
Rhené-Baton (—):
Chansons dances. 4646, 10080.
Cing mélodies. 27035.
Lune de cuivre. 5540.
Plainte du vent. 16007.
Rhoads (H. T.) Story of Jesus.
29919.
Rhode (E.):
At play. 27808.
Fairy tale. 28337.
Good-morning. 28482.
Good-night. 28483.
Little sorrow. 29011.
Morning walk. 29218.
Rhodes (H. W.) Play of St. George.
29502.
Rhodes (J. W.)
news to all. 13082.
Rhodes (S. G.) Nobody knows we’re
lovin’ but you and the moon. 29828.
ca: (Mrs. W. T.) Sce D’Hardelot
G.)
Rhorer (S. K.) When the robins fiy
I will tell the joyful
north again Louise. 20596.
Rhynard, (H. L.) Oh, come, say
good-bye to me, Sweetheart. 1252.
Rhys-Herbert (W.):
Brownies’ whispers.
Bulbul. 22849.
Nazarene (The). 24149.
O peace divine. 1238,
Ring out wild bells to the wild
sky. 1489.
Village blacksmith. 1881.
Ribble (S. A.) In the old, old way.
10809.
tibollet (A.):
Bal d’enfants.
Ballade du
25351.
Chagrin. 10062.
Petite élégante. 5890.
Ricci (R.) Dimmi. 12690.
Ricet~ (V.) Selection of solfeggios.
3816.
Ricciardi (V.) :
6922.
4491.
pauvre troubadour.
Amore guaglione. 483.
Canto pe’ vuje. 20886.
Paggio d’amore. 1306.
Rummaunzetta capricciosa. 1477.
Ricciardiello (N.):
Chist’ 6 ’o core. 28029.
1 stu core ca te vd. 28273.
Rice (C. E.) Sioux Sue. 22120-22122.
Rice (C. S.) Tacoma, the rose of the
west. 6301.
Rice (E. E.) Fantastica. 2639.
Rice (H. M.) Our emblem. 26868.
Rice (W. M.):
Little aristocrat. 8074.
Vigor of youth. 27538.
Rich °(A.) Dear old Broadway.
23069.
Richard (A.) Liebe. 19406.
Richard (O.) jr. Beneath the silvery
moonlight. 2261.
Richards (B.) Sun of my soul,
Richards (J. J.):
Con celerita galop. 20935.
Rameses march. 29578.
Richards (lL. D.) Witmark collection
of quartetes. 6585, 6586.
Richards (Mrs. M. B.) Moonlight on
the Catskills. 22562 (388).
Richards (R.):
1685.
Souvenir d’automne. 27264.
Venetian dream. 27517.
Richardson (A. M.):
Like as the hart. 215389.
Teach me Thy way. 22264.
Richardson (C. E.) Cupid’s capers.
25620. —
Richardson
28271.
Richardson (EK. A.)
comfort me. 15737.
Richardson (I. M.)
18427.
Richardson (J. H.):
Cupid and the maiden. 4734.
Language of love. 19872.
(E.) Dusky belles.
Mother would
Better than gold.
2183
INDEX
Richardson (M. A.) When the clouds
have all rolled by. 22458.
Richardson (N. M.) Wake up nation,
don’t be dreaming. 25032.
Richardson (R. F.) Felipe’s farewell.
7365.
Richardson (Wm. VY.) Marie and the
rose. 3270.
Richepin (T.):
Fin du jour. 14887.
Grands peupliers. 15023.
Petites clochettes bleues. 15992.
Richley (M. B.) Come, dear, come
with me. 12621.
Richmond (B.):
Campus rag. 1008383.
Serenade of the violets..
O82) (77)
Sparkling stars. 6229.
Sweet Margenette. 22230.
Yankee notions. 14285.
Richmond (F.) I bave something in
my eye. 4380 (120).
Richmond (J.):
Come back to dear old U. S. A.
4689.
Highlander’s sweetheart. 51389.
Playland. 8712.
Sweet Highland Mary. 6288.
Richmond (J. D.):
Every moment you’re lonesome,
I’m lonesome too. 148438, 18244.
I ain’t goin’ to dream no more.
23520.
Mystic krewe march. 21768.
Way down in Alabama. 25046.
Richolson (B.) When all the world is
young. 27598.
Richter (H.):
Meine cousinchens. 1071, 5606.
Neapolitanische nichte. 1184.
Richter (G.) Theaterverlag:
Ginseliesel und der hirtenhans.
23302.
Vierlinder erdbeermiidehen. 25603.
Richter (H. E.):
Abgeguckt. 6656.
Froliche jugendzeit. 4962.
Friihling im herpst. 23294.
Heimatssehner. 23465.
Tch komm’ vom liebchen, das noch
wacht. 5257.
In der laube. 5288.
Mein -freund, der
baum. 8258.
Wanderlied. 9571.
Richter (J.) Fantasiesttick.
Rickaby (T. L.):
Bubbling rill. 195.
Swinging. 1707.
Rickel (M. 8S.) May time. 21655.
Rickett (HE.) Twenty nursery rhymes.
20441.
Ricks (T.)
junge flieder-
14859.
Drooping willow.
1548,
28264. |
i Maem ES. VSG
ICO Coan:
Tu ne sauras jamais. 4123, 9481.
You will never know. 30351,
30564 (1382), 30836, 30887.
Ricordi (G.) Canzone del bersagliere.
25494. |
Ricordi (G.) & cie.:
A coté de Vamour.
A la folie. 2076.
Adagio e allegro.
Aida.) 2ifa2ik
Ailes (Les) 27787.
Al polo nord. 22609.
2073.
271728.
Alba. 167A.
Album di ventiquattro composi- |
ZOOM aaa to:
Alla mazurka. 16759.
Allons vite. . 2118.
Amour (L’) ou la vie. 20745.
Anniversaire de ma mie. 2146.
Aubade @ la petite étoile. 2174.
Auferstehung. 86.
Ave, O Maria. 380393, 30394.
Aviazione italiana. 30895.
Awake little flower. 27835.
Baciami. 30401.
Badinage. 108, 2204, 2205.
Baigneuses (Les) 27853.
Ballet des poupées. 14452.
Barecarola. 2219, 22739.
Because God gives me you. 14473.
Beneath thy window. 16844.
Berceuse. 2264.
Berceuse Lorraine.
Bohéme (La)
21974.
Bohemians (The)
Boudour rococo.
25485.
Cest Vamour. 2329.
C’est le lit. 2380.
Ca leur passera.
Cantata. 16888.
Canti pistoiesi. 30422.
Cantique de noél. 25492.
Canzone del bersagliere.
25494.
2265.
17795.
2331.
Cara secchia, quand’ ero piccina. |
10050.
Carina.
Cereando te.
22899.
30428.
Ch’ ella mi creda libero e lontano. |
21975.
Chanson de printemps. 23872.
Chanson des étoiles. 20898.
28014.
25524.
Chansons.
Chant du soir.
Che faranno i-vecchi miei la lon
tano. 21976.
Che gelida manina. 17796, 17797.
Complete method for rhythmical |
articulation. 30444.
Conchita. 23001.
Conseils. 2448.
Cortége oriental. 28120.
2184
17767, 17794, 21978, |
20858, 25434, |
10048, |
|
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Ricordi (G.) & cie-—Continued. Ricordi (G.) & cie-——Continued.
Cristoforo Colombo. 30453.
Dama e cavalieri. 380457.
Danse africaine. 28168.
Danse arabe. 28169.
Danse des pécheuses. 14715
Danses des libellules. 2485.
Danza élégante. 23058.
Dernier des Maourys. 30462.
Deux étoiles. 30465.
Devonshire miller. 7174.
Dopo cena. 23108.
Dove stia cerca, cerca. 17798.
Dreams to sel]. 10289.
Due fiore. 231388.
Due piccoli notturni. 380794.
Duetto dei baci. 440.
EK canta il grillo. 23143.
Elvezia. 380479.
En avant. 23176.
Fadeless rose. 23207.
Fanciulla del West. 1888, 13889,
12790, 17799, 19979, 29544.
Fanciulle danzanti. 28348, 28344.
Fantasia. 17800, 17801. _
Fedra. 380489.
Féte au village. 516, 2648, 2649.
Fille du far West. 29545.
Fiori di maggio. 380498.
Fiori tedeschi. 380494.
Fleurs fanées. 2663.
Flirtation. 283878, 28374.
Foglia di rosa. 25858.
Foglie d’autunno. 2678.
For a kiss. 14906.
Fugitifs (Les) 12864.
Galant badinage. 2699.
Gauger (The) 12868.
Gavotte. 17115.
Gestindnis an die HI. jungfrau.
12881.
Giga. 25909.
Girl of the golden West. 1890,
10468, 12891, 12892, 24428.
Grenadiere (Die) 17159.
Grillo del focolare. 15035, 15036.
Hans der flotenspieler. 15076.
Hans, le jouer de fifite. 2808,
19016.
Heart, forget. 23452.
Hiboux (Les) 21276.
Holde Aida. 27524.
I’m a jolly old rover. 15228.
I wonder if you remember. 23586.
If you but whisper. 23600.
TImprovviso. 2981.
In patris memoriam. 18126.
In poverta mia lieta. 17802.
In sadness. 17297.
Inno-marcia. 3011, 7874.
Intrépide aviatrice. 38016. -
Invito alla danza. 23651.
Peis. 477508, 23653:
we «617342.
Joie mélée aux larmes. 38062.
21895
26596—12——28
Ké-Sa-Ko. 26328, 26324.
Krieg um den eimer. 15413.
Laddie dear. 238759.
Laggit. 21977.
Let her believe. 26989.
Liebesjubel. 182638.
Liebesseligkeit. 13264.
Liebestraum. 18265.
Lilas blancs. 3164.
Lisonjera (La) 14607.
Little clouds. 15476.
Lola. 23858.
Loveliest garden in the world.
21582.
Love’s lyre. 30597.
Luna d’ estate. 380600.
Lydia. 30601.
Ma tendresse. 380602.
Madame Butterfly. 3615, 3616,
17803, 19980.
Maggio nuovo. 23918.
Manon. 15575.
Marche arabe. 29108.
Marche des midinettes. 26523.
Marcia solenne. 23946, 26527.
Margherita. 38268.
Mars et Vénus. 29117.
Matenata. 29131, 29182.
Metodo per lo studio del piano-
forte. 24029.
Minuetto. Sano, faba, 29183;
29184.
Mirage amoureux. 3387.
My garden in June. 21782.
Ne me parlez pas d’amour! 24150.
Nel Giappone. 3415.
Nella foresta nera. 8480.
Nice en féte. 3425.
Night march. 17648.
Nocturne. 29330.
Non mentire. 3488.
Nostalgia. 26762.
Notturno. 3447, 26537.
Now. 30650.
Nu passariello spierzo. 29339.
Nymphes et faunes. 3456.
O buon Marcello, ainto! 17804,
17805.
O Mimi tu piu non torni. 17806,
17807.
Oh breathe not his name. 26798.
Oh, la tua bocea. 380664.
Ob! sventata, sventata! 17809.
Old fashioned bonnet. 26808.
Om her mit hjerte for alvor er
ramt. 29546.
Ouvre ta porte, enfant. 29122.
Palestra comense. 30670.
Parfumes d’amour. 3547, 21894.
Parlate, o’ fiori. 8653.
Peseatore canta. 3564.
Preghiera. 27686.
Preludio. 3186.
Preludio e improviso. 3606.
INDEX
pt. my, ws. Vv. Ge
Ricordi (G.) & cie.—Continued. Ricordi (G.) & cie—Continued.
Primer of harmony. 21962. We two. 12186.
Quand je réve 4 vous. 86385. When we grow old. 14245.
Quando me’n vo soletta per la Who. 4809.
via. 17810, 17816. Wie eiskalt ist dies hiindchen.
Retour de Londres. 3679. 26992.
Risurrezione. 1442, 16098. 14 canzone. 28226.
Romance. 27087. Ridderhof (N. L.):
Romanza. 29644. Fate of the Santa Rosa. 18831.
Rondini. 30716. I’m going home to mother. 21340.
Rose iris. 29657. My companion soul. 17603.
Roseto bianco. 27080. Prepare upon that day to stand. |
Savoja-Petrovich. 271138. 3609. C
Scéne et air de Louise. 13817. Riddoch (A.):
Se tu canti. 307389. ; Cottage in the far off golden West.
Seechia (La) rapita. 1530-1542, 18619.
16188, 16189. Only dreams, dreams, dreams.
Séduction. 29752. 15925. r
Sei tu....amore. 3815. Ridgwell (C.):
Sérénade intéressée. 3827. All that I ean think about is
Serenata. 3828. coronation. 12387.
Serenata indiana. 27143. Betsy, I’m afraid. 22791.
Shepherdess (The) 17915. Crinoline and ringlets. 12647.
Si mi chiamano Mimi. 17817. I went to sleep again. 213868.
Sinfonia in mi. 3853. I wonder what the girls did then.
Sitbal na mona. 9063. - 2947. |
Sognando. 17934. Top-hat that my granddad used |
Sogni d’oro. 38876. to wear. 24912.
Sono andati Fingero di dormire. Will you walk along the prom, °
17818. prom, prom. 18208. |
Souvenirs de la grand’ mére. You can do a lot of things at the |
27266. seaside. 14290. |
Spring time. 27284. Ridley (F. R.):
Stances. 22194. Priére. 5948.
Suite. 15501. Tristesse. 6379. -
Suite di tre pezzi. 38958. Riecken (G.) Souvenir de Litibeck. |
Sul mio petto posa o bella. 11909. 9143.
Sursum corda. 9224. Rieding (0O.):
Tantum ergo. 29974. Hungarian folks song. 28619.
Tapis d’orient. 24832. Hungarian love song. 28621.
Tarantella sincera. 29978-29980. Tendresse. 4024.
Tarantelle napolitaine. 4010. Rieger (A.) Hahn im korb. 26001.
Te Joseph celebrent. 22262. Riego (T. del) See Del Riego (T.)
Tema con variazioni. 4020. Riemer (lL. C.) Won't you let me call
Temps d’ un réve. 9300. you honey. 20658.
"Tis thou, love. 380068. Rienzi. 12158, 30192, 30198.
Tosca. 5950, 16047. Ries & Erler:
Toujours... cest rien. 4099. Ktude-eaprice. 21062. !
Toute 4 toi. 4101. Fileuse (La) 8802.
Tramonto d’amore. 380795. Fiinf alte Weihnachtslieder. 668. .
Troubadour. 141095, 14106. xyavotte. 10446.
Two little songs. S506, 20857. Menuett. 24011.
Two preludes. 9016. Serenade. 13847.
Valzer dell’ esposizione di Torino. Wellenspiel. 25062.
9491, 16507. Wiegenlied. 4319.
Vecchia zimarra, senti. 17821. Riess (H.) Messe in C. 184388.
Verger d’amour. 80157. Rieter-Biedermann (J.):
Vers la soixantaine. 4185. ' Bagatellen. 4490.
Verso sera. 12126. Fantasie und fuge. 18824.
Vespri di tutto ’anno. 25000. In stiller nacht. 18469.
Vieux (Le) galant. 9523. Invano. 7879.
Visioni. 4204. Lindliche scene. 5417.
Wally (La) 30201. Legende. 5445. }
Waltz. 26990, 26991. Messe B dur. 673.
We see them not. 30822. Sechs deutsche volkslieder. 5054. |
2186
| might (W. L.)
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan,—Dec., 1911
Rieter-Biedermann (J.)—Continued.
Sechs kinderstticke. 279381.
Selig sind die toden. 23804.
Stunde der freude. 6264.
Stunde der weihe. 6265.
Trauerzug. 6370.
Walzer. 22838, 22884.
Wie lieblich sind deine wohnungen.
10001.
Zwiegespriche. 25192.
Zwolf klavier-ettiden.
Rig Veda. 20812.
Riggle (W. C.) Girl I love. 12889.
Tell me something
3108.
new. 273872.
Rigoletto. 1872, 9515, 18181, 20499,
30156, 30864 (55).
Rikeman (Mrs. R.):
Oh daddy do you love me.
Twilight dreaming. 9440.
Riker (F.):
Deep in my heart. 20981.
Hi li’ feller. 21275.
She walks in beauty. 22107.
Song of the night. 11841.
Song of the sea. 22160.
Tarry with me, Oh my Saviour.
29981.
Rile (Le R. M.)
love. 29918.
29383.
Story of Chinese
Riley (A. C. D.) Playtime song series.
| Rimanoczy (O. von)
1355, 1856, 8718, 8714.
Riley (J.):
Dear old Ireland. 28198.
Lou, Lou from Honolulu. 15512.
Riley (N. J.) ‘We have faith in Thee,
Our Master. 6477.
Riley (R. L.) Moon shiner Mike. 26643.
Riley & Denni music publishers:
Ching-a-ling-a-loo. 16915.
Hob-gob-gob-o-lin man. 26069.
I don’t believe in dreams. 17230.
Love me like Daddy loved Ma.
21580.
One of them things. 17702.
See Von Riman-
oczy (O.)
Rimbault (E. F.) Nine kyries. 1207.
Rimsky-Korsakoff (N.) Antar. 25278,
25279, 303878.
Rinaldi (G.)
Lola. 238858.
Rinaldo. 7547, 7554.
Rinard (C. C.) Policeman and a mil-
lionaire. 16012.
Rinehart (H. R.) Nid nod. 267387.
Ring (—) Scattering of the roses.
20108.
Ring (Mrs.) Old beacon light. 1262.
Kane’ (J.):: |
Louie, the king of the schuetzen
bund. 3198.
What was pastime to you. 6506.
| Ring (M.):
Amoranda. 22655.
Have you forgotten. 17180.
2187
Ringelmann (J.) Navy song. 26721.
Ringling (A. M. A.) See Andrews (A.
M.)
Ringuet (L.):
Beauty waltz. 6840.
Petite mazurka. 24350.
Roméo gavotte. 11622.
Valse vénitienne. 20486.
Rinker music co. Tippecanoe centen-
nial mareh. 274382.
Ringler (I.) Soldier boy. 16250.
Rioux (F. E.) Honey you shun me
and I don’t know why. 5169.
Ripley (lL. A.) Trixie my Dixie girl.
20426.
Ripley (W. S.):
Lead kindly light.
Peace troubled soul.
Red, white and blue.
5432.
19897.
1418.
Star spangled banner, medley.
1659.
Sylvania. 24818.
To one I love. 14089.
Rippl (O.) Valses poétiques. 9488.
Ripple: (a. 0 Ca) Celestial dreams.
2301.
Ripple & Yahn. Celestial dreams.
2367.
Rischer (A. P.) Five little maxims.
24481.
Risinger (B. B.) That tuneful rag.
4034.
Risinger (E.) Far away in Arizona.
28346. .
Risinger (Mrs. J. M.) Far away in
Arizona. 28346.
Rissmiller (H. & EH. M.) My Evelyn.
24102.
Risurrezione. 1442.
Ritch (R. M.) Petite Boston.
Ritchie (B.) co.:
I want you all the time. T7776.
I wonder where you are to-night.
23587.
Krazy Kat rag. 26872.
Never tell her that you love her
’till you’re mighty sure you do.
8436.
Reverie of spring. 8854.
Under the summer moon. 24950.
Ritchie (L. J.) Dream cure. 18736.
Ritorno di Don Calandrino. 27740.
Ritscher (W. J. 8S.) Good Christian
men rejoice. 15006.
Ritter (A.) Aus meinem skizzenbuch.
2184. .
Ritter .(G. PB!) Gavotte, (22562) (23);
Ritter (H.) Farewell to lover’s lane.
19914.
10359.
Ritter) (ia 2: is + Mi olittle: (country,
Nancy. 19692.
Rutter Cs. 2 AWWia) Ciego de Avila.
18576.
Ritter (M.) Schmetterlingsspiel.
3784.
.
INDEX
DUPRE SS. VW GS
Ritter
10084.
Ritzau (H.):
_ Detektiv duett.
Liebesjagd (Die)
23815.
Liebesleid. 19408, 21528.
Mirchen-walzer. 19511, 23916.
Reiterlied. 220038, 24466.
Sherlock-marsch. 22110, 27161.
Walzerduett. 20546, 20547.
Rivarde (FF. W.):
Praise to His holy name. 5928.
Take me out for a tank ride.
3995.
You’re all the world to me. 27682.
Rivé-King (J.) Impromptu. 38697.
Rivenburgh (H. F.) Triumph. 12068.
Rives (L.) Strecht for warth. 380774.
Rivola (D.) Celeste. 185380.
Rix Gh Re):
Mastersinger. 1061.
Thouw’rt like a beauteous flower.
9367.
Rizigade (G.) Calembredaine. 14577.
Rigziy (Ae) TY” legge e’ paraviso.
2002.
Roads (H. C.)
Roads (J. O.):
Fleet foot. 28367.
Reverie. 29614.
Roark (KH. O.):
Down in Bohemia town.
On the Frisco. 15917.
Roark (W. H.) Love is a pretty
name. 23875.
Roat (C. H.) Unforgotten.
Roat (C. HE.) music co. Itd.:
Bachelor’s love dream.
25348.
Elks’ drill. 12751.
Lotus. 238871.
Near and dear. 26725.
Only you Sue. 5881.
That everlasting § rag.
27881.
Unforgotten. 24951.
Robarts (W.) Just give me a chance
to live. 3072.
Robaudi (V.)
25242.
Robbins (A. F.)
Robelt (T.):
Derniére sérénade. 7167.
Deux visions artistiques.
Etude fantaisie. 148389.
Huitiéme mazurka, en mi mineur.
(T.) Chant du _ braconnier.
209838, 23084.
19407, 21527,
Eventide. 2614.
14773.
24951.
22729,
14049,
Alla stella confidente.
Minneola. 15672.
16101.
15168.
Mélodie intime. 15636.
Trois sensations musicales.
16102.
Roberson (D.) Sweet Alice. 27338.
Robert (C.):
Divertissements bohémiens. 14751.
Prélude, arabesque, et tarantelle.
16029.
Robert (G.):
Andalouse (L’)
Chanson. 380712.
30377.
Doucement. 12709, 12710, 25691,
25692. |
Quand ton sourire me surprit. |
30693.
Sérénade. 29761.
Robert (J.) Prelude, arabesque, taran-
telle. 16029.
Robert the devil. 26603.
Roberton (H. S.):
All in the April evening. 16756.
Steede, a steede. 17985.
Roberts (A.):
Beautiful songs the mocking bird °
Sings. 12482.
I’d like a date with you.
17226. |
Roberts (C. J.):
_Cupid’s caress. 7098.
Ekko fra norden. 2576,-28278.
Funiculi-funicula. 25884. i
Puszta maiden waltz. 29549, |
29550. |
Sweet reflections. 16728 (66), }
20312.
Tale (A) of two hearts.
Roberts (EF. E.): i
Come to mother’s arms my child. |
25569. i
Eastern star. 23158. h
Land of the stars and stripes. |}
15423. |
On the shore of Lake Michigan. |
198386.
Roberts (F. G.) My Southern home |
among the honeysuckle. 29293.
Roberts (I. F.) I want to steal the |
girlie. 26188.
Roberts (J.):
Joy rag. 28858.
Mademoiselle O’Toole. 29076.
Roberts (Jay) rag. 29627.
Roberts (J. E.) Come unto
22989.
Roberts (J. H.) Lighten the way with ||
a song. 11006. |
Roberts (J. V.):
Bells of heaven ring. 2257.
Sing a song of Christmas. 3855.
Roberts (L.):
Tf the stars could talk. 806.
Its great to do the ragtime glide. |
11956.
Me. |
26272.
Roberts (O.):
Colorado. 10126.
Daffodilly. 30455.
29008.
30619.
Little sentinel.
Merry husbands.
Salambo. 30723.
2188
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Roberts (O.)—Continued.
Skating girl. 11809.
South winds. 29872.
Violet-valse. 30169.
Zara. 20698.
Roberts (R.) Texas cowboy girl.
29997. —
Roberts (R. L.) Dearest my heart
pants for you. 18688.
Roberts (R. W.) Safely through an-
other week. 16145.
Roberts (S. A.) Theodore Roosevelt.
30018.
Roberts (V.) Vesper hymn.
Roberts & Jentes.
30162.
I never could get
used to that. 2928.
Robertson (A. J.) Songs of our Re-
deemer. 9127.
Robertson (D. A.) Potlatch tickle.
19956.
Robertson (Ff. J.):
Fountain filled with blood. 10417.
Jesus, and shall it ever be. 15349.
Nothing too hard. 11294.
Sun of my soul. 24780.
Robertson (Mrs. G. R.) Happy
hearts waltz. 238486.
Robertson (H. S.):
King Arthur. 10919.
Reverie. 6006.
Wet sheet and a flowing sea.
9599.
Robertson (J.) Heroes of the Maine.
19046. “
Robertson (J. P.) Jean upon the up-
lands. 23666.
Robertson (K. C.) Wounded lion.
16686.
Robertson (Mrs. M. HE.) When the
columbine is blooming. 25090.
Robertson (R.) Daisy Bell. 10182.
Robertson (R. S.)
Robertson (W.):
Herald of the morning. 28573. —
Where have ye laid Him. 9655.
- Robertson (W. W.) Joyous life. 887.
| Robeson (S. F.) Down in Virginia.
Nan Marie. 24145.
_ 4817.
l, Robie (B. G.):
Genevra. 23317.
Mammy’s lullaby. 13360.
When my dreams come true.
14236.
6298.
Cantilena in D
| Robinson (A.) Sweety dear.
Robinson (A. H.)
flat. 22883.
_ Robinson (CC):
i Ashes of roses. 6766.
Deck of cards. 20980.
Entreaty. 21058.
Grant we beseech Thee. 28500.
Greeting and parting. 28507.
Merrily every sbosom boundeth.
Talat sre
i ce
Robinson (C. C.)—Continued.
Sleep baby sleep. 29802.
They met on a twig of a chestnut
tree. 30038.
*Tis ever so. 18078.
Token. 14093.
Vanity of love. 22380.
Robinson (C. H.) Chord of the domi-
nant seventh. 20912.
Robinson (H.) Pearl.
Robinson (H. I.) :
Let those sleigh bells be our wed-
ding chimes. 958.
Let’s make love while the moon
13652.
shines. 8037.
Robinson (I. B.) Long Island rag.
26447.
Robinson (J. A.):
Bethlehem’s Babe. 68638.
Out going tide. 5850.
Robinson (J. R.):
Daphne. 6648 (49), 7133.
Loves of yesterday. 11059.
Minstrel man. 19599.
Whirl wind. 30281.
Robinson (L.) Fairies (The) 18815.
Robinson (lL. M.):
Everybody dat talks about heaven
aint goin’ dar. 28319.
Oh brother, where have you been
so long. 15888.
Robinson (M.) Betty Brown. 16851.
Robinson (Newton-) See Newton-Rob-
inson.
Robinson (O. E.)
lamp. 21648.
Robinson (S. M.)
Mary had a little
Will you marry me
dear. 6569.
Robinson (T.) Name the day, Nellie
dear. 8414.
Robinson (T. D.):
Gee but the winter is lonesome.
28425.
O Lamb of God I come. 7A e
Robinson (W. J.) I have come
through the ages to you. 10682.
Robinson-Brener (—) Kid you’ve
got some eyes. 10916.
Robitschek (A.):_
Abendfriede. 30866.
Argste ist der witwenstand.
Altwiener-lied. 25245.
Arme niggerlein. 30388.
Aus der stadt der lieder. 25821.
Bergknappenmarsch. 25393.
Bummel-lied. 199, 200, 2317.
Dagobert. 3848.
Deutsche weise. 30464.
Du sitisseste der frauen.
Es ist Weihnacht. 4876.
Fesch, resch, so soll ein miadel
sein. 25813, 25814, 28354.
Friihling und liebe. 14954.
Globetrotter march. 25924, 28460.
Gold’ne tage. 30516.
5773
25214.
25716.
2189
INDEX
Pisa, nN. 'S., Vv. 6
Robitschek (A.)—Continued. Robyn (A. G.)—Continued.
Hast # lust, soldat zu sein. 7585. How I love to work. 18015.
Herbstlied. 380588. I told him he must stop just there.
Hort, ihr migdelein. 30542. 18069.
Kinder, halts mi Zz’ ruck. 906. I want a boy to love. 18075,
Lercherl von Hernals. 947-949, 16728 (41).
3188. I will sing of a heart dot’s
Lied aus Bethlehem. 38154. smashed. 13078.
Midchenstolz. 380608. Kankakee. 18198.
Morgenwanderung. 380634. Keep a-movin’, don’t you never
Nacht. 38407. come back. 53888.
Neue midchen walzer. 26780. Kiss me just for luck. 193438,
Neun phantasiestticke. 550. 25197 (145).
Nobel geht die welt zu _ grund. Let joyous peace reign ev’rywhere.
5744, 28956.
O du mein trautes schlafgemach. Let thy heart beat true. 4380
30655. (140).
Pacsieta nota. 1805. Magnificat in B flat. 1085.
Paulin’ Paulin’ wo denkst du denn Nune dinuittis: 2Zer
nur hin. 26987, 29473. Repentance. 6648 (30).
Pesti férfiak. 13828. Soldier’s life. 9084.
Rajta pajtas. 1407. Suffragettes. 24770, 25197 (228).
San’s net grantig. 6080. Te Deum in D. 1784.
Sauber lauft’s. 8950. That’s what I’d really like to
Schon wir’ der tanz, aber spiel’n know. 14057.
than’s n’ net. 6098. To the deuce with the whole
Schwarze laute. 3799. blamed thing. 14090.
Sommernacht. 30759. Why should the spirit of mortal.
Tanzliedchen. 16390, 27359. be proud. 12265.
Taschendieb (Der) 63814. Will o’ th’ Wisp. 14267.
Traum der ersten liebe. 6871. Rocheford (J. M.) Let us go for a
Untreusein zahlit sich nicht aus. sky ride. 5458. |
27488. Rochester fair assn. Rochester fair
Utea, utea. 1847, march. 20035.
Vindobona. 1883-1887. Rochester song book. 3700.
Vindobona-Walzer. 4198. Rockafield (C.) Studies in sixths. .
Walzer. 2694, 30503. 3947. |
Was ich méchte. 30821. Rockefeller (C.).:
Wiener g’miitlichkeit. 1999-2002, Jimmy Valentine. 38059.
4321. Sweetheart mine. 14007.
Zappeln-zappeln chanson. 27701. | Rockel (H. F.) Leona waltz. 5451, |
Zwanzig mark. 27707. 8026. |
Robotnicza (P.) Czerwony Sztandar. | Rockwell (C. J.):
14702. Cloud light. 20922.
Robsarte (GGp)y.2 HKvening thoughts. WATS
Barearola. 12471. Hearts desire. 23457, 23458.
Tell me, O love star. 14031. Imperial overture. 19202.
Robson (M. G.) I go for the mail Lily of the valley. 174165.
every day. 26122. | Queen of the sea. 21985.
Robson (W. H.) Jesus is our shep- | Rockwell (G. N.):
herd. 19287. Blessed are the pure in heart. |
Robyn (A. G.): 20845. |
Ach Gott. 12369. By lantern light. 14572.
Answered. 12415, 14819 (28). Christ the Lord is risen to-day. |
But there was more than that. 7019. |
12544. Come ye disconsolate. 25575.
’ Champagne is the toast for mine. Crown Him Lord of all. 2467.
12574. Homeland (The) 717.
Dreamland. 12719. Jesu, word of God incarnate. 873.)
Hasy mark. 12735. Jesus is mine. 153853.
Eh! what. 12742. Lead, kindly light. 26389.
Every beat of my heart. 4880 March on. 15580.
(aa e Old oaken bucket. 21882.
Happy New Year carol. T7576. Song of the sea. 24698.
Her voice divine. 21265. Still will we trust in God. 16313.)
2190
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Rockwell (G. N.)—Continued.
Sun of my soul. 1684.
Te Deum. 9284.
Thy will be done.
Rockwell (J. T.):
Last I saw of Dolly. 941.
Sweet Isabelle. 1697.
Rockwell (R. K.):
My May queen. 112388.
Soldier boy’s farewell. 29825.
Rocky Mountain music pub. co.:
12057, 12038.
Hail Denver, how fair art thou.
2800.
Heart thoughts. 12974.
Rodd (Mrs. A.) Bessie’s poodle. 14504.
Roddie (W. 8.):
Little Cinderella. 23841.
My land. 19689.
Rode-Jacobsen (J.):
Lead, kindly light. 28939.
Make a joyful noise. 29092.
Rodeheaver (H.):
Abou Ben Adhem. 6660.
Christ died. 10109.
Confidenee. 10149.
Jesus is the best friend to me.
79238.
Nobody like Jesus.
Rodeheaver-Ackley co.:
All I need. 9810.
24180, 29329.
All the way with Jesus. 6700.
At the place of prayer. 6780.
Crown Him. 12650.
Do something for others. 23094.
Every day I need Thee more. 4890.
Happy wishes. 21234.
He took my place. 7598.
His love is far better than gold.
5158.
I am coming home. 5194.
I am trusting Thee. 7686.
I had no power to live. 7700.
I shall dwell forever there.
Jack Frost. 7910.
King of peace. 21489.
Lift the cross. 8059.
My heart belongs to Jesus.
My mother. 11289.
No other friend like Jesus.
Not where to lay His head.
Old fashioned faith. 113852.
Raindreps. 8807.
Repent. 5994.
Roper’s piano chimes.
Send the power again.
Sleigh bells. 9069.
Throne-room of the King.
Truth in Jesus. 9427.
Under the blood. 9454.
When He is near. 9623.
When I see the King. 6512.
‘** Whosoever ”
30287.
Wonderful moon.
8889.
8998.
9372.
22514.
7760.
8371.
11284.
8497.
that means nie.
todeheaver & Herbert:
Glory every day. 10483.
Grace divine has done it: all.
10531.
House that stood the storm. 28603.
I know that my Redeemer lives.
28658.
I’m a pilgrim. 10702.
Let the redeemed of the Lord say
so. 28964.
Lost sheep. 29044.
My Lord and I. 29276, 29277.
One thing needful. 113882.
"Tis wonderful. 30064.
Why will you do without Him.
30297.
Rodelzigeuner (Der) 1446, 2572-2575,
2887, 3702-8704, 4288, 5060.
Rodgers (W.) When the
leaves are falling. 12220.
Rodgers (W. H.) My love of long
autumn
ago. 83886.
Rodia (G.) Philadelphia’s redemp-
tion. 29491.
Rodman (F. C.) Down in Happy
Land. 4816.
Rodney (—) Calvary. 27972.
Rodominsky (E.):
O du mein lieb. 24201, 29348.
Voglein im baum. 16538.
Roe (Mrs. T.) When eyes of blue
look into eyes of brown. 20576.
Roeckel (J. LL.) :
Bagpipes for ever.
Hibernian suite. 2853.
Looks and eyes. 19455.
Melodi solfeggi for the medium of
16821.
the voice. 15628.
Six vocal etudes. 38705.
Roeder (lL. Bossan-) See Bossan-
Roeder (L.)
Roehr (C. M.):
Aus der biedermeierzeit. 12442.
Hore, was dein herze_ spricht.
— 18000.
Kiissen kénnt’? ihr midel. 15414.
Roelof’s (H. H.) & co. Smile all the
while. 11818.
Rémisch (O.) Luftschlosser (Der)
21599.
Roesch (F. C.):
Every school boy is a soldier man.
18809.
Give me New York for mine.
17126.
Roesle .(R R:) > Dream waltz. (226:
Roessle (T.) Nearest and dearest girl
in town. 29308.
Rossler (G. v):
Abend im walde. 303865.
Bekenntniss. 30407.
Derf i. 30468.
Ganz im geheimen. 380507.
2191
INDEX
Die Tee one Ss. Vv. 6
Rossler (G. v.)—Continued.
Korpblumen und heidekraut.
30580.
Wie einst im Mai. 30831.
Rogee (L.) Voice of the cello. 20524,
25197 (251).
Roger-Dueasse :
_ Ave, Regina Coelorum. 16806.
Berceuse. 14499, 14500.
Claironnerie. 7027.
Joli jeu de furet. 17345.
Petit suite. 13662, 15990.
Prélude dun ballet. 13876, 5935.
Salve, Regina. 8942.
Sarabande. 6084, 11704, 11705.
Souvenance. 9140, 16288.
Rogers (A.):
Jewel of the big Blue Nile. 19290.
Sweet dreams, you can’t come
baek. 22227.
Rogers (B.) Te Deum laudamus, in
D. 14025.
Rogers (C. EH.)
Rogers (C. K.)
(18).
Rogers (EH.):
Benedicite omnia opera.
Elves dance. 23170.
Fairies lullaby. 23210.
Fisher-wives’ prayers.
Magnificat and Nune
8178.
Softly blow, ye sweet spring gales.
24665.
Summer morn. 24778.
Te Deum laudamus. 9288.
Through wind and spray. 24890.
Rogers (E. W.):
All get together. 123885.
Follow the bald-heads. 283880.
Heaven is here below. 7610.
V’ll go half-way home with you.
15212.
Mother-bird (The) 17590.
Nobody’s little daughter. 1215.
Sh! Youll waken Mister Doyle.
20154.
Tell me, daddie, do dreams come
true. 4018.
Why should your eyes ask me to
Stay. 20681.
Your heart’s with your sailor.
14308.
Rogers (G.):
Chingalee. 18564.
I’se a sad niggah to-day. 15250.
Rogers (G. C.) In the merry spring-
Story of Jesus. 17987.
Confession. 43880
4535.
23252.
dimittis.
Gime lado.
Rogers (J. A.) Berceuse in A major.
18421.
Rogers (J. D.) Barcarolle in D.
24490.
Rogers (J. H.):
At break of day. 25305.
Rogers (J. H.)—Continued.
Behold God is my _ salvation.
22765.
But they didn’t. 27955.
Dear when I look. 4777.
Down in the desert. 2492.
Evensong. 25783.
Flower waltz. 25855.
Gavotte. 10445.
I declare unto you the Gospel.
7695.
Lift up your heads. 28977.
Lord for Thy tender mercies’ sake.
29034.
Love’s dreaming. 11057.
Magnificat and Nune Dimittis.
29082.
Octave velocity.. 1248.
Old-time dance. 26815.
Praise ye the Lord. 24392.
Red red rose. 11569.
Second toccato. 22090. >
Sleigh-bells. 27196.
Sortie, in F major. 20241.
Unto Thee, O. God, do we give
thanks. 6404.
Valsette in G. 24977.
Wedding song. 22426.
While shepherds watched their
flocks.
Rogers (M.):
Moonlight memories. 15725.
Where the sweet white violets
27633.
grow. 27631.
Rogers (M. 8S.) Potpourri of rhythm.
26959.
Rogers (P.) Playmates. 11474.
Rogers (Van V.) Waltz Albania. 1916.
Rogers (W.) Moonlight memories.
15725.
Rogers (W. A.):
Chrysalis (The) 16919.
Where the sweet white violets
grew. 276381.
Rogers (W. G.) Because of thee.
9925.
Rogers & Benson. Love’s dreaming.
11057.
Rogers & Price. With thee. 9705.
Rogers bros. music pub. co. I wonder |
why it’s you. 7785.
Rogerson (J. W.) Te Deum laudamus.
4014.
Rohloff (M.)
Rohmer (S.):
Camels’ parade.
Gethsemane. 583.
2295.
More in sorrow than in anger. 4
19625. .
Mrs. McGherkin! pull yourself
together. 19605.
Rohrbeck (K. F.) German battle
song. 380512.
Rohrer (Mrs. J. W.) ’Neath the wil-
lows in the meadow by the stream.
3415.
2192
INDEX
nos. 1—14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Roland (M.):
I’d love to be loved by a girl like
you. 745, 746, 5201, 7692, 9782
(44).
If I were a red, red rose. 5267,
12359 (80).
Rolfe (W.):
Airy fancy. 25224.
Bewitching eyes. 14510.
Bubbling spring. 20871.
Cupid’s kiss. 28144.
Dream kisses. 2545, 7221.
Enchantment. 103819, 18785.
Flight of fancy. 525.
Happy and free. 26010.
Hide and seek. 21277.
Idle hours. 28726.
In society. 28771.
Kiss of spring. 9782 (52).
Little tease. 26441.
Lord is my Shepherd. 5507.
Romantische frau.
11628-11632, 121938, 12196, 13762.
Roma (O.)%
Bird without my window. 208389.
Faded rose. 490.
I come to Thee. 21320.
Land of the heart. 21508.
Last days. 23772.
Life is but a melancholy flower.
967.
Old friends, old loves.
G75).
Resignation. 11585.
Shout the glad tidings.
Thinking of thee. 4051.
8576, 9782
24616.
Romagnoli (F.) Indovina, indovinello.
28798.
Romance of the backwoods. 1451.
Romano (L.):
Alla mamma lontana. 9817.
11501.
10649, 11616-11619,
Povera rosa.
Perfume of the violet. 29482. Romberg (A.) Lay of the bell. 23776.
Playing in the barn. 21982. Rompini (S.) Rose’s lament. 29667.
Pony ride. 24876. Ronald (L.):
Sleep darling. 27193. Album leaves. 20720.
Spying Cupid. 2072 (176). Good night. 17144.
That fascinating rag. 22274, Love’s philosophy. 17459.
22215. O lovely night. 19781.
Under the rafters. 27480, 27714 Ritournelle. 20032.
(187). To daffodils. 18083.
Voices of Summer. 4210. To Electra. 80065.
Wading in the brook. 22407.
Young recruits. 27695.
Rolfe music co. Wan’ a’ tea. 18157.
Rollers (J. F.) Soldaten-marschlied.
30754.
Rollins (H. F.) How could you blame
me. 13014.
Rollinson (T. H.):
Campus echoes.
100382, 12554. |
Chit chat. 12596, 12597.
College memories. 70389, 7040,
28073.
Concentration march. 6648 (5).
Consolidation march. 6648 (6).
Evening chimes. 478.
Flirting in the twilight. 2072 (19).
Hot-shot march. 27714 (10).
In days of old. 7837, 10791.
Kure ‘for kare. 28919, 28920.
New mown hay. 3428, 8441,
25197 (180).
Reverberator (The) 11593, 18740.
Sons of liberty. 6218.
Too sweet to live. 2072 (62).
Under the mistletoe. 30124.
Rollo (W.):
Lied vom grammophon. 380587.
Valse mascotte. 16503, 16504.
Rolt (B.):
Boy’s song. 6908.
Mister Nightingale. 15690.
My little friend. 24113.
Rolyat (D.) There’s nobody
like you. 14066.
quite
2198
Ronzevalle (C.)
pieces.
Rood (H. E.)
sick Iam. 19754.
Root (EH. T.) & sons.
double stops and chords for the vio-
lin.
EvOote CH Ke e& eo:
Two short pianoforte
22081.
No tongue can tell how
Rooks (A. T.) Farewell Flora dar-
ling. 28348.
Roome (lL. P.) Girl in gray. 25918.
Root’s complete
24506.
After school. 22601.
Aladdin march. 22610.
Angelus (The) 22667.
At the cireus. 22692.
At vesper hour. 25316.
Beside the sea. 22786.
Bright eyes. 25454.
Bright star. 22841.
Brooklet in the hills.
Butterfly band. 22861.
Cathedral bells. 22907.
Catnip. 22908.
Charioteer. 6980.
Christmas bells. 22943.
Cinderella. 22957.
Clover leaf. 22963.
Dancing wavelets. 23052.
Down in old Arkansas.
Dream of home. 23118.
Dream of the olden time. 23120.
Dreaming of mother. 28126.
Evening bells. 238194.
Falling autumn leaves.
22847.
23115.
23216.
INDEX
Di REE a-Si, aS
Root (F. K.) & co.—Continued.
First violet. 238251.
Fragrant flowers. 23282.
Gently drifting. 25904.
Golden dawn. 25940.
I’m lonesome for someone who
loves me. 28557. m
I will love you when the silver
threads are shining among the
gold. 7780.
In springtime. 26233.
In tepee land. T7847.
In the grape vine swing. 238638.
Irish beauties. 7886.
Little brother’s birthday. 238888.
Little corporal. 26429.
Little general. 238846.
Magnolia mazurka. 23924.
Mamma’s birthday. 23982.
Mark time. 23955.
May flowers. 28971.
Meditation. 23978.
Meditation of love. 23980.
Merry springtime waltz. 24621.
Messenger of love. 24025.
Montana girl. 24061.
Moonlight on the mountain.
24068.
Morning in the mountains. 24074.
Morning song. 24075.
Pop corn schottische. 24877.
Public school march. 24427.
Pure asa lily. 244381.
Red Riding Hood. 24457.
Rose-bud waltz. 24516.
Sabbath bells. 24533.
School days march. 24565.
Sea breeze polka. 24572.
Silver leaf. 24625.
Snow white reverie. 24662.
Song of the flowers. 24698.
Star of love. 24742.
Sunset’s golden glow. 24787.
Sweet blossoms. 24801.
Sweet thoughts. 24810.
Swing waltz. 24816.
Twilight hour. 24980.
Vision of Paradise. 25011.
Water lily waltz. 250438.
Wedding bells. 25053.
Young hunter’s march. 25181.
SS Ne
Young nun’s prayer. 25182.
NOOt GH. We)i:
Fountain of life. 12842.
Pacific glee book. 207038 (40).
Trees (The) 12059.
Root (Ge kh.) :
Choicest gift. 2072 (7).
God forbid that I should glory.
18945.
Pure delight.
Root (H. D.) Gaiety rag.
Rootham (C. B.):
Elegiae rhapsody. 14810.
Hear the voice and prayer. 12972.
2072 (47).
7429.
2194
Rootham (C. B.)—Continued.
Lord is the portion of mine in- ©
heritance. 15507. |
Stolen child. 9179.
Ropartz (J. G.):
Pays (Le) 13819.
Quasi lento. 17822.
Soixante legons de solfége. 30717.
Roper (A. H.) Mother’s (The) pride. —
17591.
Roper (A. W.):
Chimes, 25534.
For me. 28271.
I love to tell the story. 23549.
Roper’s piano chimes. 8889.
Roper (L.) Dying little dogy. 17027. |
Roques (L.) Marehe des mousque-
taires. 15584.
Rork (E. A.):
Old porch swing. 8579.
Queen of Tennessee. 21984.
23 was meant for me. 94388.
Rork (EH. A.) co. Let’s go back to
Broadway. 28962.
Rosa (FF. D.) Regina de’ fiori. 24462.
Rosani (L.) Dream of hope. 2548. |
Rosas (J.):
Sobre las olas. 20204.
Sopra le onde. 24712.
Where the salt winds blow. 30275.
Rosche (G. F.):
Bachelor sale. 20793.
Come, Holy Spirit. 22976.
Devotional anthems. 10239, 10240. |
Hr ist auferstanden. 7300.
Give ear unto my prayer. 23387.
God is love. 233853. '
Hundred (A) years ago. 734.
Jehovah. 23667. |
Mother Santa’s Christmas dinner. |
PA Pay
Pharisee and the publican. 24554.
Risen King. 8865.
Rosche’s secular quartets.
Sonnengold. 11849.
Star and the song. 24740.
Voices of summer. 12148.
22035. |
While we- our offering bring. |
25109. ;
Rosche (G. EF.) & co.:
Auf nach Bethlehem. 22700.
Christmas. 22941.
Rose (A.) Slavic dance. 1581.
Rosé (A.), Vienna:
Kalodont-walzer. 10902.
Verliebte plakate. 12124.
Rose (C. D.)
23940.
Rose (C. E.)
24440. -
Rose (F.) Can you forgive. 16886.
Rose (J. B.) Won’t you share a little
flat with me. 20660.
Rose (V.) It must be love.
March of the fairies. |
Queen’s favorite march. |
13152.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Rose (W. W.) ‘Tufts victory song.
22839.
Rose de Grenade. 27182.
Rose of Castile. 4494.
Rose of Sharon. 14482.
Rose shop. 7298, 8895, 8896, 10653,
10959, 11645.
Rosecrans (J. H.) Santa Claus and
family. 25197 (26).
Roselinda. Offering of flowers to thee
we bring. 3477.
Rosen (M.) I want someone to care
for me. 5242.
Rosenauer (A.):
Arrivée des Cosaques. 6758.
Camarinseca. 6946.
Introduction et chant ancien russe.
(877.
Rosenberg (G. M.):
Geo. Rosey’s folio of standard
waltzes. no. 2. 10456.
Patriotic. 15968.
Soldier’s life.
Rosenberg (W.)
19899-19401.
Rosenberg (W. L.):
Advancing troops. 143829.
Dear old ma. 28194.
Down in sunshine valley.
14777, 17016.
Dreaming of mother. 23126.
Ladies day waltz. 15417.
Lights out. 15462.
Meditation of love.
Mexico. 21693.
On San Francisco Bay.
29405.
Sham battle march. 16205.
Witmark collection of quartettes.
6585.
Young
dori ia bs
Rosenbloom (S8.):
Capriccio. 24516.
Dance. 27074.
Impromptu. 27075.
Mazurka in F sharp. 15622.
Six preludes. 1464.
Valse. 16501, 27076.
Waltz-scherzo. 16567.
Rosenfeld (I. M.) Tybee two step.
BI2AO:
Let us have peace.
14776,
23980.
26822,
buglers’ reveille polka.
22349.
Rosenkavalier (Der) GLOSS 1GEE,
9189, 11889-11902, 17989, 29923.
Rosenkrans (G.):
Andante religioso. 14879.
Berceuse. 16848.
Come, while ’tis day with you.
22995.
Ensign (The) 14827.
I am saved, bless His name.
23524.
Marcella overture. 13369.
Mindful of me. 21699.
Offertorium in G. 293881.
‘
!
'
Rosenkrans (G.)—Continued.
Prayer and intermezzo.
Prelude no. 6. 22089.
Protectorate march. 16044, 17766.
Serenade in G. 29763.
Short prelude. 9028.
Rosenstein (A.):
Abendwolke. 20710.
Abschied. 20712.
Baby’s garden. 20785.
Du bist wie eine blume. 12724.
Hir-tree (The) 25830.
3603.
Ich stand in dunklen triumen.
21379.
Kinderwacht. 21486.
Madchen mit dem rothem miund-
chen. 21609.
Red red rose. 21998.
Sprode (Die) 18948.
Rosenstein (J. K.) Lovelight. 26477.
Rosenthal (A.) Serenade. 8903.
Rosenthal (P.) Kissing by wireless.
5400.
Rosevelt (S.) Wild flowers waltz.
22496.
Rosewig (A. H.):
Amidie waltz. 27766.
Annie Laurie. 18244 (1, 2).
Approach of spring waltz. 18244
(3-5).
Ave Maria. 18356.
Baladine (La) 18244 (6-8).
Black hawk waltz. 18244 (9-11).
Blue bells of Scotland. 18244
(2).
Blue bird echo polka. 18244
(13-15).
Carnival of Venice. 18244 (16).
Corn flower waltz. 18244 (17).
Dreams on the ocean. 18244 (18).
Home sweet home. 18244 (21-
De) s
I have sighed to rest me. 18244
(24-26).
Last rose of summer. 18244 (28—
30).
Maiden’s prayer. 18244 (31-83).
Monastery bells. 18244 (384).
Over the garden wall waltz.
18244 (386-38).
Peri waltz. 18244 (89-41).
Schottische de _ concert.
(48-45).
Sirenes waltz.
Rosey (G.):
Folio of standard waltzes no. 2
10456.
Patriotic. 15968.
Rosi (E.) Que toi. 13714, 16056.
Rosiera (La) 1466.
Rosita. 47386, 5428, 5467, 7079, 7464,
7800, 7892, 8908, 8909, 9015, 9289,
9608.
Ross (A. EH.)
18244
18244 (46-48).
My dusky queen. 5699.
2195
INDEX
¥
Ross (J.) Irish tune from County
Londonderry. 26265.
Ross (K.) Best of friends must part.
18425.
Rossbach (L. B.)
Rosseau (M. S.)
Nocturne. 13773.
Arpeggios. 12481.
Rosser (W. P.) When they finish that:
canal. 22467.
Rosset (L.) Mon coeur pardonnera.
15705, 15706.
Rosset (M.)
15705, 15706.
Rossi (F.) Air de lopéra Mitrane,
vers 1683. 14338, 18270.
Rossi (M.) Aria. 16131.
Rossini (G. A.):
Ah! Prence. 161382.
Aus der Tell-ouverture. 37387.
Ballet music and soldiers’ march.
Mon coeur pardonnera.
11657.
Bel raggio lusinghier. 17867,
20064.
Carnovale. 29669.
Charité (La) 17868, 17869.
Cujus animam. 1468, 60638, 17870,
17871.
Gratias agimus tibi. 25970. .
Inflammatus et accensus. 17872.
Majestic sweetness sits enthroned.
16133.
O Thou, whose power tremendous.
13774.
Quis est homo. 6064.
Sanctus. 1469.
Semiramide. 38788.
Stabat mater, inflammatus. 27081.
To Thee, great Lord. 22042.
William Tell. 24520, 24521, 30364
(49).
Rossiter (H.) music co.:
Barn yard rag. 20809.
Best friends to you. 253895.
Blue jackets. 9982.
Boo-gie-man moon. 22819.
Come on to the base-ball
14664.
Corona march. 18616.
Down in melody lane.
Drop a nickel please.
Fleurette syncopated
PASM 2p
Foolishness rag. 18878.
Girl upon the dollar. 21175.
Gliding o’er the snow. 27387.
Grow old along with me. 658.
Hurricane rag. 21307.
It’s the last time for sometime.
21440.
Let me spend my vacation with
you. 18258.
Maybe I’ll come back. 3284.
Out of the frying pan, into the fire.
8632.
Strenuosity.
game.
21010.
28262.
waltz.
13973.
Dl a eS oS 6
Rossiter (H.) music co.—Continued.
That pleasing rag. 30014.
There'll come a time. 6340.
There’s a mother old and gray.
203877.
Trinity chimes. 4108.
Twilight memories. 30111.
Undertaker man. 380126.
We are the boy-scouts. 20559.
When Rubenstein and Mendelssohn
played The wearing of the green.
22449.
Whole world reminds me of you.
22489.
You dear. 14298.
Rossiter (W.):
Apple blossoms. 9848.
Barcelona. 16831.
Cosey rag. 4708.
Dixie dimples. 18706.
Don’t forget to-morrow night.
25687.
Dow’t say good-bye. 12707.
Down home rag. 21007.
Echoes. 23154.
Egyptia. 21089.
Everybody’s kissing her but me.
17059.
Falling shadows. 18822.
For you alone. 21126.
Ghost dance. 25908.
Girl I love wont love me. 25917.
Girl of my heart, that’s you. 2729.
Good bye old pal. 2768.
Good night sweetheart.
Hallowe’en. 7565.
Happy hours. 26012.
I’d give the world if I could have
you. 28642.
I love some one. 17289.
I’m awfully glad the girl. 28688.
I’m smiling to hide my tears.
10518.
23560.
I miss you most at twilight.
21349.
I never knew a happy day ’till I
met you. 15246.
If we’d meet the right one first.
7811.
In old Ireland. 17296.
Indian girl. 10818.
It is you that I love to-day. 26270.
Jesse James. 18165.
Just as you are. 21470.
Leaf by leaf the roses fall. 5435.
Let those sleigh bells be our wed-
ding chimes. 958.
Let’s make love while the moon
shines. 80387.
Light eternal. 11008.
Louisiana rag. 5512.
Love me, let the world go by.
5515.
Love’s enchantment.
Mammy’s shufilin’ dance.
19486.
21620.
2196
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Rossiter (W.)—-Continued. Rossiter (W.)—Continued.
Maybe you think [T’m happy.
15616.
Mon désire. 8309.
Monte Carlo. 24062.
My rose from the garden of girls.
You can’t expect kisses from me.
27685.
You go in mister. 2046.
You'll never know the good fellow
I’ve been. 14297.
18524. Rosso (H.) Flower of the _ sea.
Nearer and dearer to me. 24151. 14898.
No one in the world like you. | Rossomandi (F.) Guida per lo studio
17652. tecnico del pianoforte. 15043-15019.
Oh you drummer. 26851. Roth (A.):
Pace that kills. 24809.
Play days. 219380.
Pretty little Pansy Brown. 11521.
Printemps (Le) 21967.
Rose leaves. 1461.
found its mate. 9093.
Somewhere this summer with you.
18912.
Songs we sang when we were kids.
Auf einer griinen wiese. 2178.
Bonds of love. 6899, 6900.
Jobsiade. 138170, 13171.
Those flirting eyes. 9362, 16443.
Vogel im kiafig. 4206.
Still burning. 22294.
Roth (HE. M.) As ye sow. 2165.
Roth (J. G.) I’m longing for my little
Trish home. 138056.
Roth (M.) Illusion. 26206.
Soul’s awakening. 11855.
Texas prance. 18051.
That Carolina rag. 9315.
That humming tune. 380008.
There are thorns with all the
roses. 27399.
Tho’ the silver threads are ’mong
the gold I love you just the
same. 93855.
Tiger lily. 1786.
Twilight brings you back to me.
27464.
U. S. marine band. 20453.
Vampire waltz. 27511.
Wedding bells. 1981.
We'll always be the same sweet-
hearts. 27575.
Weird rag. 22429.
What is life without you, dear.
25066.
When I kissed your tears away.
22444.
When I’m far away. 20581.
When I met you last night in
dreamland. 22445.
When I woke up this morning.
16620.
When Lucy sings that Lucia tune.
IAS
When the roses of summer are
gone. 9645.
When the shadows make the twi-
light fade away. 22468.
When the wedding bells ring out
for you and me. 22464.
Whisperings of the pines. 30282.
Won’t you fly with me. 2030.
Won’t you try to love me. 2032.
Write my name in your heart.
25161.
Yankee Doodle rag. 16691.
2197
Roses of love. 6062.
Some day when your heart has Roth (C. H.) There’s a spark of love
|
Rothberger (A.):
Humoresque. 26100.
Mélodies en forme de valse. 26568.
Rotherham (A.) ltd.:
I never thought. 26171.
In God’s open. 26222.
Rothermel (G. L.):
By jim’ny our chimney fell down.
14571.
Could she help it mother dear.
4711.
Reuben a dodgin’ the big black
hats. 8846.
Rothermel music pub. ¢o.:
By jim’ny our chimney fell down.
14571.
Could she help it mother dear.
4711.
Reuben a dodgin’ the big black
hats. 8846.
Rothwell (A.) Me shamrock queen.
5597.
Rotter (A.) Flirting boy. 25847.
Rouard (M.) You’ve got some eyes
kid some class. 25178.
Rouart, Lerolle et cie. :
Ah! quwil la fait bon regarder.
66838.
Au pays ot se fait la guerre. 81.
Aux étoiles. 6798, 25826, 25327.
Cinquante-deux chants anciens.
, 0688.
EKtudes mélodiques progressives.
18801.
Je me mets en votre merci. 7914.
Madame, tant qu’il vous plaira.
8168.
Mélodies. 28268, 28269.
Sonate en si. 659.
Soniou an dois. 80764, 30765.
Temps a laissé son manteau. 9299.
INDEX
Di Eye ne S:,. V2°6
Rouart, Lerolle et cie-—Continued.
Trois morceaux en forme de poire.
29698.
Vieilles chanteries. 20507.
Roubier (H.) Marche des trouba-
dours. 17492.
Roudanez (B) & cie. See Senart (M.)
Roudanez (B.) &. cie.
Rougnon) CR):
Aria. 18775, 13776, 30384, 30385.
Danza. 138777, 18778, 30460, 30461.
Exercices journaliers de solfége.
10345, 14848, 14849, 21072.
Passe-pied. 380671, 30672.
Toceata. 380791, 30792.
Transcriptions-solféges. 1808.
Rouher (M.):
Service de messe. 22101.
10 piéces. 1472.
450 Noéls. 1473.
Rouhier (1L.):
Exercices et études. 25787.
Pourquoi dire non. 29519.
Rhapsodie. 29616.
Round the world. 184387, 19257, 19701,
20314, 22047, 22809.
Rouner (A.) Do you love me
heart. 16998.
Rounthal (P.) Spoony land. 6284.
Roure (L.) Premiére année de piano.
26968.
Rouse (M. B.)
Kentucky flows.
Rouse (M. P.):
My heart’s desire. 18502.
‘Twas all for me. 18104.
Walking with Jesus in light. 9566.
Rouse (W.) Our hobbies. 24808.
Rousseau (J. J.) Deux menuets.
1475.
Rousseau (lL. J.):
Amores (Los) Andaluzes. 2134.
Ecole moderne du pianiste virtu-
ose. 2570.
Htude et enchainement rationnel
d’accords de trois sons. 2606.
Roussel (A.):
Dieux dans Vombre des cavernes.
18699.
Ville rose. 20512.
Rowan (A. Hamiiton-)
Rowan (A.)
sweet-
Down where the old
10274.
Rowe (D.):
Blossom time. 2287.
Chiming bells.. 259.
In jolly mood. 2995.
In the orchard. 5802.
JOviality. 5357.
Katydids (The)
Night-fall. 3426.
Oak leaves. 5783.
Passing parade. 3552.
Quiet nook. 3642.
898.
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Rowe (D.)—Continued.
Tone stories. 1801.
Young troubadours.
Rowe (de B.)
6639.
the gate. 14128.
Rowe (F. L.) Redemption’s way in
song. 16072.
Rowe (J.):
Come back to God and mother.
T7047.
Conquering Jesus. 2447.
Everlasting story. 17056.
IT am a soldier. TT677T.
King’s message. 7982.
Praise ye the King of the ages.
5929.
Rowe (M. C.):
Memories of yore. 8267.
Sister’s on the market yet. 18890.
Under the sod inside
Rowe (R.) Love’s old sweet song. |
19489.
Rowe (T.) Wealth and poverty.
30215.
Rowley (E. C.) Wise o’man. 2015.
Rowley (L.) Mollie O’Shea. 21712.
Rowse (A. H.) Rote songs of the
normal course. 45.
Royal music co. Cupid’s kiss.
Royal-trompette. 1476.
Royce’ (T.);
Billee Bowline. 25408.
Love’s window. 15539.
Royer (G. A.) Doing good. 25681
Roze (R.):
Hxtase d’amour. 18811, 283827.
Sir Cupid. 13889.
Rozell (H.)
sunny south. 10889.
Rozsavolgyi & co.:
Htude de concert. 30484.
28144.
Polonaise. 30684.
Scherzo. 3807835.
Sérénade. 380743.
Rubaiyat of Omar.
Rubens (P.):
19911, 19912.
I wonder why. 26196, 27714 (18). 4
28893 |
King of the boulevards.
30364 (90).
Little ghost of you. 15479.
No matter who or what you are...
21788.
Parson, tell me why. 5867.
Rubens. (RP. Aa):
Admiral’s yarn. 25210.
Balkan princess. 2359 COD)
14319 (381).
Boys be prepared. 185, 4651.
Dear delightful women. 2497,
12359 (Gia
Don’t let’s meet again. 25384.
Help me to love. 5180.
King of my heart. 3092.
Mr. Edison. 18451.
Sweep’s intermezzo. 24798.
Wonderful world. 27714 (147).
2198
Just a rose from the |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Rubin (J.) Lover’s dream. 19484.
Rubinstein (A.) Thou’rt like a beau-
teous flower. 9867.
Rubinstein (A. G.):
Half hours with the favorite com-
posers. 8742.
I feel thy breath blow round me.
6068.
Kamennoi-Ostrow. 12359 ~— (32);
20703 (46).
Mélodie in F. 387438, 8915, 8916,
11660-11662, 18780, 17875, 23993,
29678, 29674.
My heart all beauty takes from
thee. 6069.
Not with angels. 6070.
Preghiera. 27086.
Réve angélique. 8917, 24524.
Romance. 17876, 27087.
Serenade. 29675.
When I see those little feet of
thine. 6071.
When the sun sets o’er the moun-
tains. 11668.
Rubinstein (B.) I am going to hold
you up some day. 15284.
Rubinstein (H.) I am going to hold
you up some day. 15234.
Ruby (—) Why should we say good
bye. 1994.
Rucker (V. W.):
Inter-collegiate song. 842.
Prairie bell. 11504.
Rucklos (H.). Sechs lieder. 17878.
Ruckmich (C.):
Erste unterricht im _ violinspiel.
25766.
Escapade (Une) 2602.
Gut’? nacht, fahr’ wohl. 10552.
Menuet. 1081, 3315.
Studium der dritten lage. 273810.
Rudd (0O.):
Joie de vivre. 26294, 28853.
Vie d’une rose. 27536.
Ruddock (A.) Idyll. 5262.
Ruddy (C. L.) You’re the pride of
Tipperary, Mary. 16707.
Ruddy (R.) Little sticks o’ licorice.
29012.
Rudesill (H. M.):
Message of love.
18482.
Semi centennial march. 22093.
Rudisill (B.) Hight o’clock rush.
25739.
Rudolph bros. Mystic krewe. 21763.
sue (M. B.)
. Shore. 21860.
Ruebush (W. H.):
Christmas tidings.
On the gay Atlantic
22953.
Premier male quartets. 11517.
Ruebush-Kieffer. :
Christmas tidings. 22953.
Premier male quartets. 11517.
Spirit of praise. 11868.
Riicklos (H):
Requiem. 30699.
Sechs lieder. 17878.
Rueffer (E.):
Alla Turea e alla Zingara.
Hungarian romance. 2879.
Riihle (C.):
Auf dem Montmartre. 4455.
Aufzug-parademarsch und zap-
fenstreich der bleisoldaten. 9880.
2114.
Geburtstagsbilder. 571.
Kolo. 19352.
Lieder im volkston. 8054.
Mein miitterlein stirbt nie. 23985.
Venezolanischer reitermarsch.
Violin schtiler-konzerte. 27540.
Volks violin-schule. 16541.
Rtihle & Wendling:
Consolation. T7066.
Dort wo die bidume_ rauschen.
2538.
Marionetten. 133838.
Stille liebe. 9177.
Ruel (G.) Southern moon. 16285.
Ruff (D. G.) Forgotten. 4946, 4947.
Ruff (.) Waxenstein. 12174.
Ruffner (H. W.):
Coincidence. 22968.
Hush-a-bye birds. 28515.
Rejoice ’tis spring. 24471.
Ruglione (A.) Greater Galveston
march. 23402.
Ruhe (H. E.):
Boy scouts of America. 20859.
Kentucky girls. 23720.
Old time rustic dance. 13612.
Ruhlman (A.) Rosalie. 8725.
Ruhlman (G.):
Lena and her concertina. 945.
Rosalie. 3125:
Ruhlman (J. S.)
the world of mother.
Rurmrok (CH= VW. J.)
26381.
Rule (H.):
Fine strawberries. 518.
Has anybody seen my Tangerina.
15088.
I’d like to be an actress.
I don’t like music. 30550.
I’m the master of the bow-wows.
Everybody thinks
14846.
Faithful love.
261138.
TT4T.
March to Marble Arch. 30607.
Rulon (8.) Violets. 18141.
Rummel (J. W.) Rummel’s grand
minstrel production. 22048.
Rummel (W. M.):
Aria. 22679:
Au bal masqué. 22698.
Longing. 991.
Love’s song. 1009.
Moor song. 5673.
2199
INDEX
Rummel (W. M.)—Continued.
Two more little melodies. 8919.
Under the evening star. 18385.
Valley (The) of silence. 1849.
Rumshisky (J.):
Ner tomid.
Sukoh (Die) 11908.
Weyiten I’cho. 12200.
Rumshisky (J. M.):
Cheishik. 14620.
Damen rechte. 25630.
Halt es eich. 12956.
In fremden land. 2993.
Lied der liebe. 26411.
Long live the land of the free.
13299.
Mamenu.
5419.
13859, 15571.
Russian gipsey. 29678.
Song of love. 29845.
Von wiegel biss in keiwer.
Weibel wie a taibel. 16584.
Zion march. 14815.
Rumshisky (S.) Gavote. 28419.
Rundell (L. P.) I never knew how
much I loved her until she went
away. 18068.
Rundle (B.) Love me darling love
me now. 29051.
Runyon (O. E.):
Manual of musical art. 138868.
Waltz in C major. 18155.
Rupietta (H.) Since mamma went
away. 938851.
Rupp (B. C.) Why the hobble skirt
was invented. 16668.
Rupprecht (T.) Bal paré. 6811,
14451.
Rusby (Ay JS
Buttercups. 27959.
Morning in May. 24078.
Ruschitzka (A. J.) When the sun
sinks in the west ‘neath all its splen-
dor. 16686.
Ruses d’ amour.
Rush-Graham (J.) Pine grove. 8699.
Rushmore (C.) Honeydove. 19070.
Rushton (J.) Five Christmas tableaux
with music. 29677.
Rusie (M.) May flower march. 28970.
Russ (E. F.) Dat aint nuff name fo’
25966.
dis here chile. 28179.
Russe (A. W.):
Magnificat and Nune Dimittis.
13349.
Two settings of the Benedicite.
8922.
Russell (A.):
Hlegy on the death of a mad dog.
18780.
Expectation. 21078.
My heaven. 2072 (148).
Sacred fire. 27088.
Sunset. 2072 (178).
Wenn ich in deine augen seh.
16596.
27548.
pt. Ty D'S. ve @
Russell (A. L.) :
Abie the sporty kid. 4880 (90).
After school. 4880 (91).
Russell (C. E.) Mother weeping over
her only child. 24080.
Russell (D.) Sing me The world is
mine. 1575.
Russell (EH.) Sands of Dee. 20097.
Russell (EK. B.) America be true.
18291.
Russell (FE. K.) Dreamtide. 18746.
Russell (F. V.) Doherty. 2525.
Russell (G. Byrne-) See Byrne-Rus-
sell (G.)
Russell (H.):
Crimson petals.
Ivy green. 7906.
Russell (I. W.):
Butterflies.
Moonlit waves.
Return of spring.
12645.
18491.
15727.
20019.
Russell )) Wise Where the river.
Shannon flows. 1982. —
Russell (K.)
Declaration. 28197.
Farmer’s pride. 14868.
Nick o’ the wood. 1199, 15825.
15826.
Russell (L. A.):
Grand pianoforte studies.
May song. 38282.
2784.
Russell (M. K.) Mercury foot. 15657.
Russell (W. HE.) On the bench be-
neath the weeping willow tree.
138617.
Russi (E.) :
Arabesque.
Arlequin. 22688.
Berceuse. 22778.
Canzonetta. 22891.
Caprice fantastique. 22897.
Chanson passionnée. 12577.
Danse curieuse. 238058.
Feu follet. 23240.
Fileuse. 7378.
Frisson du printemps.
Humoresque. 15171.
Menuet. 24009.
Nocturne. 8928, 24526.
Nuit champétre. 8503.
Petit jeu. 8682.
Petite siréne. 24852.
Scherzino. 24527.
Valse capricieuse.
6749.
23285.
24964.
Valse charmante. 14144.
Russo (FF. M.):
Bella signora mia. 25878.
’"Nponta ’nponta. 3452.
Russo (l.) Premiers pas du violiniste.
24408.
Russo (M.) I will take care of you.
19170. .
RuUSsotta iG. | AAG) Mechuteneste. |
5598. :
Rust (F.) Giga. 18928.
2200
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Ruta (R.) Gavotta di Luigi XIII.
18909.
Ruth (G. E.) For we are getting old
and gray. 4944.
Ruth (G. J.) Motion pictures. 29232.
Ruthardt (A.) Poetische studien.
17748.
Rutherford (E. I.)
song book. 1832.
Uncle Charlie’s
Rutherford (FE. M.) ‘Thais. 14045.
Ruyssen (C.):
Caprice caractéristique. 14591.
Frére Jacques. 14928.
Réves évanouis. 16090.
Sourires et larmes. _ 13930.
Ruzicka (A. F.) In the twilight by
the stream. 7864.
Ruzicka (F. A.) In the twilight by
the stream. 7864.
Ryan (A.) Will you love me just the
same dear. 20641.
Ryan (A. J.):
Good evening New York. 7500.
Gotham chantecler. 15013.
Ryan (C. J.) Down in dear old Dela-
ware. 14774.
Ryan (F. A.) Home sweet home is
the best place after all. 7645.
Ryan (F. W.):
Blue eyes. 4554.
Forever dear, for all eternity.
4945.
Ryan (M. F.) land of Gazaboo.
19369.
Ryan (S.) Denny Doyle. 28202.
Ryder (A. H.):
By a moss-grown spring.
Evening. 25777.
Romance. 27057.
Seeking. 1544.
Ryder (C. B.) Down on the Songo
River. 422.
Ryder (M. H.):
I’d like to have you do a little
25473.
Saar (L. V.)—Continued.
Nanny. 24146.
Only you little girl.
Shadows fly. 3832.
So lieb’ ich dich. 27206.
Three trios. 1483.
Sabathil (F.):
Always together.
Am spinnrocken.
Burst of speed. 27952.
Canari (Le) 27974.
Dainty. 25628.
Dainty waltz.
Hand in hand.
3512.
25246.
27763.
30364 (65).
19015.
Murmuring brooklet. 19653.
Naughty Hans. 19729.
Neck and neck. 26727, 30364
(103).
Northern dance. 26759, 30364
(105).
Pretty Elsie. 19971.
10 picturesque studies. 22050.
Sabin (W.) Spring madrigal. 20269.
Sablon (A.):
Au chant des binious. 9870.
Bonsoir m’ amour. 9992.
Grognards passent. 10548.
J’ai cru t’ aimer. 10845.
Sacchini (—) Récitatif et air. 5979,
5980.
Sachtler (J. E.) Some day we'll rest
beyond. 20210.
Sack (H. L.):
Red cloud. 5982.
Twining ivy. 6391.
Why. 27639.
Why did you break my dolly.
6553.
Sacks (W.):
An meine schéne. 20746.
18769.
Sacks (Wm. M.) I must have been
born without any nerve. 19158.
Sagendorf (J. L.) It’s good enough
Einladung.
something for me. 19112. 7
I want you dear. 21367. Eta ya 1484
Ryley (G.) British empire song. 192. | ’ get ea
Ryley (G. C. E.) Pastorale. 15966. | Sadun (I.): P
Ryno (G. C.) Everyone is looking for Cendres @amour. 2368.
a real nice girl. 28324. Pour te revoir. 19958.
S. (M. A.) Behold a stranger at the |} Saegel (P.):
door. 14482. Aurore. 25320.
Som B. 29552. Carillon. 25501.
8S. S. Pub. co. Coquetry. 2452. Causerie. 25511.
Saar (L. V.): Chanson mignonne. 4644
Algerian lullaby. 25. Couvre-feu. 25607.
At nightfall. 25310. Dans la Montagne. 4754.
Chanson d’amour. 16898. Enjouement. 2591.
Ganymed. 25890. Extase. 2623.
Jamie. 23664. Lac paisible. 5414.
Just a bunch of roses. 26312. Nuit étoilée. 26769.
Keys of heaven. 903. Prés du ruisseau. 5939.
Liebes-ode. 3149. Soir. 27209.
Little shamrock-leaf. 26437. Sous bois. 6228.
Lullaby. 3224. Saenger ( ) The opera. 11391.
2201
26596—12 29
INDEX
pt. Tne St; -v.'6
Saenger (G.):
Caprice basque. 27981.
Eternal spring. 238190.
Safranek (V. F.):
Liszt’s Hungarian rhapsody. 6648
(80).
Operatic masterpieces. 6648 (97).
Safstrom (G. F.):
Sing home sweet home or Swanee
River. 24632.
Those hypnotising mesmerizing
eyes. 203889.
Sagendorf (Mrs. W.) It’s good
enough for me. 21487.
Sahlin (G. A.):
Better land. 18426.
Tri delta. 6375.
Sailer (G. W.) In the Musconetcong
valley. 19229.
Sailor (D.) Down where the lilacs
bloomed. 21014.
Saint-Aulaire (R.):
Infidéle (L’). 30565.
Premiére valse. 8749.
Reviens. 27082.
St. Clair (C.):
I'll always be the same. 28662.
Tell me little girlie. 27370.
St. Clair (F. J.):
Delicia. 28199.
Greater Lansing.
King Koal. 28889.
Oneita. 29420.
Road to victory. 29626.
Vermilion. 22388.
St. Clair (F. P.) Columbia. 28079.
St. Clair (L.) You’ll be just as glad
to come back home. 25175.
St. Cloud (V.) Thalia. 9310.
St. Croix (A.) Ange _ consolateur.
22661.
St. Dominie (Sister of) :
My dear little mother.
Sunrise. 13989.
Saint-George (G.)
ments. 11681.
Saint-George (H.):
Aubade-tendre. 9878.
Menuet allégre. 13426.
Réve-fileuse. 16086.
St. George (J.) Darling come back I
love you yet. 4763.
St. George (W.) I want to be your
' beau. T80.
St. John (H.)
kiddo, I love you.
St. John (J. L.)
cease. 175138.
St. Joseph (Sister of) :
Aimée. 277388.
Anita. 27778.
Kulalia. 28807.
Grace. 28491.
Hazel. 28546.
Muriel. 29246.
28505.
13490.
Three short move-
But—Oh you little
100238.
Maurice I prithee
St. Joseph (Sister of)—Continued.
Pure as a lily. 24431.
Vision of Paradise. 25011.
St. Lubin (S. de) Sechs capricien
oder etiiden. 30722.
St. Martin (J.) “Everybody wants to
be my sister. 7321.
St. Parkes (E.) Golden day is com-
ing. 5018.
St. Paul’s.. 15351.
St. Quentin (H.):
Dance of the quakers.
Everywhere. 486.
Georgiana. 23318.
Hail! King George. 15066.
Light of the world. 15460.
Logging camp. 8094.
Tell me the secret. 14032.
When. 16610.
Saint-Saéns (C. C.):
Air @’ Tole. 13792.
Air de Déjanire. 13798, 13794.
Air de Philoctéte. 13795.
Ancétre (L’) 1490.
Ave verum. 1491.
Cadence. 27092.
Cadences. 27093.
Cavatina, op. 8. 89835.
Cloches de la mer. 6073.
Come, O Holy Spirit, come. 8936.
Coronation march. 18796.
25635.
Cygne (Le) 11682.
Danse des prétresses de Dagon.
17887.
Dejanira. 27094.
Déjanire.
20088, 22056, 22058, —
27095, 29688. |
Deluge (Le) 16146.
tude. 6074.
Fair spring is returning. 11683.
Frojd uti himmelen. 28401.
Henry VIII. 11684, 11685.
Hymne aux ayiateurs. 28628,
28629.
Jeunesse d’Hereule. 138797.
Mon coeur s’ouvre 4 ta voix.
11686, 16147, 20089.
Overture de féte. 8937.
Points @orgue. 20090.
Printemps qui commence. 11687,
16149.
Quatuor, en si bémol. 3752.
Récit de la mort du centaure.
13798.
Rouet ad’ omphale. 27096.
Samson et Dalila. 11688, 17887,
17888, 20091, 24541, 24542.
Softly awakes my heart. 11689.
Spring song. 11690, 11691.
Swan (The) 38758, 3754, 24543, ||
27097.
Toceata. 6075°
Tollite Hostias. 1492.
1°°° sonate. 29689.
Sainton (G.) O love divine. 15870.
2202
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Saisons (Les) 15135.
Sajdak (L. M.) Wyoming. 20667.
Sajewski (W. H.):
Andrus. 25264.
Bartek z magda w stodolie. 20810.
Biata polka. 25405.
Btekitny i wonny maj. 20844.
Bukiet melodyi polskich. 25465.
Kujawiakna lews. 26374.
Leéi zajaec do lasu polka and
Polka kanarek. 21517.
Ludwisia polka. 26487.
Marsz sokoléw. 265386.
Marsz zwiazku narodowego. 29118.
Marzenie polka. 21649.
Mazury Adama Wronskiego.
26555.
Polska powstaje. 29514.
Zofja polka. 27705.
Saker (G. M.):
Ruby Rubenstein. 17877.
Twilight bells. 1827.
Youth and love. 16716.
Salabert (F.):
Baya (La) 253868.
Belle tarentine. 18409.
Bifoleo-parade. 6866.
Calembredaine. 14577.
Intermezzo. 8214.
Lisbona. 15471.
Manolete. 26516.
Marche des héros hongrois.
Méditation. 19559.
Nippy. 15888.
Nuits viennoises. 19768.
President’s march. 19969.
Princesse aveugle. 8762*.
Promenade des tortues. 8766.
Relampaguito. 270238.
Rose noire. 8892.
Sérénade a Dody. 9008.
Soleil de printemps. 9086.
Valse slave. 20484.
Violinista (La) 16530, 20517.
Salabert (W.) Premier bonheur.
19967.
Salassi (Mrs. EH. A.) Hello face. 2840.
Salazar (A.):
Armoniosa. 14402.
Watalia. ~ 21765.
Rima de Becquer. 22020.
Salermo (G.) Rosa d’amore.
Sali (F.) Visiones de Espafia.
Saliero (A.)
permnestre.
Salina (L.):
Giovedi grasso. 12883.
Pecorelle smarrite. 13653.
Salisbury (C.) Ghost dance.
Sallee (J. E.) Cuivre. 4731.
Sallenger (C. H.) My old home up
on the hill. 21747.
Salling (G. B.) Romance of the back-
woods. 1451.
Salome. 3945.
8204.
20048.
25012.
Récitatif et air d’Hy-
29579.
25908.
Salomette. 18931.
Salomon (W. A.):
Life to me dear, is a dream of
you. 11001.
Maybe somebody else loves me to
[sie]. 8241.
Salomone (C.) Juerga gitano.
Salter (M. T.):
By the lotus lake. 25475.
Call of Cupid. 2334.
Charm of spring. 14619.
Enchantment. 2590.
Lady moon. 263879.
Last night I heard the nightingale.
3126.
Little Miss Butterfly. 26434.
Mistress Mary. 15691.
Queen of the mulberry garden.
26999.
Remembrance. 38677.
Three maidens of Japan. 27422.
To an idol of jade. 274384.
Salvati (M. A.):
Che male ’nce sta. 6985.
Darling of Paris. 10202, 25643.
°H cunziglie ’e mamma’. 10299.
Minar waltz. 11159, 12359 (90).
5363.
Ninna nanna. 24171.
Notturnino. 30649.
Nan sr tun 11299:
Similitudes. 16226.
6438.
20a 20025.
Victims of love.
Samara (S.) Rhea.
Samazeuilh (G.):
Dans la panne proeutce 4752.
Naiades au soir. 5724.
Quatuor en ré 11550, 11551,
19987.
Suite en sol. 16152.
Sammartini (G.) Canto amoroso.
214.
Sammartini (G. B.) Sonata en sol.
11693.
Sampson (L. K.) They’ll have to give
the girls a vote. 22298, 27411.
Sams (Mrs. C. F.) Raising the bat-
tleship Maine. 29570.
Samson et Dalila. 16147, 16148, 20089,
24541, 24542.
Samson-Himmelstjerna
nate, D dur. 38890.
Samuel (A.) Songs of cheer and com-
(G. von) So-
fort. 24705.
Samuel (R.) Finger practice for pi-
ano. 14888.
Samuels (J.) Lou. 8122.
Sanberg (H. HE.) In San Francisco in
nineteen hundred and fifteen. 26281.
Sanborn (H. E.) I want to know you
better. 17261, 26187. ;
Sanctis (V. de) Mazourka-fantaisie.
8244.
Sancton (B. M.) Love watches.
19481.
2203
INDEX
pt. ‘Ti ne s:,. v. 6
Sandborn (G.) Only to be with you.
5830.
Sandby (H.) Danish song. 28162,
28166.
Sanders (A. V. S.) Way down in
Louisiana. 4244.
Sanders (H.):
Shadows of the evening hours.
13860.
There were shepherds. 27410.
Three Canadian songs. 24549.
Sanders (R.) Maurine. 29136.
Sanderson (M. J.)
27765.
Sanderson (W.) : |
Beyond the dawn. 227938, 25399.
Crescent moon. 25611.
Drake goes West. 23117.
Harbour night song. 28530.
Lights of Bantry Bay. 215386.
Lilies. 15464.
My dear soul. 17382.
O night, O life. 29357.
Secret (A) 1548.
Since you loved me. 16228.
Spray of roses. 27280.
Tired hands. 380060.
Until. 20466.
Sandnes (M.) Memories.
Sanford (E.):
Let Uncle Tom be free.
Thinking of you. 9352.
Sanford (EH. L.):
By running waters. 18494.
Dancing waters. 28159.
Girl of my heart, that’s you.
2729. ;
Off to the races.
Valse militaire.
Sanford (G. B.)
25594.
Sanford (H. S.):
I’ve never met any girl like Mary.
5236, 6648 (69).
Phoebe Snow. 5896.
You’re the girl. 6633, 6648 (138).
Sanford (Mrs. J.) Let Uncle Tom be
free. 23803.
Sanglear (C.)
Sankey (I. A.)
Sankey (I. D.):
Come, O come to Jesus.
(ila)
Gospel choir. 6648 (14).
When the mists have rolled away.
4380 (86).
Sankey (J. E. & I. A.):
Come, O come to Jesus. 4380 (15).
When the mists have rolled away.
4380 (86).
Sanna (F.):
Avventura a fischi. 18359.
Come si dice e come si chiama.
10136.
Dimme di.
American belle.
5611.
23803.
19793.
22374.
Coronation march.
Anniversary. 22669.
To the rescue. 14091.
4380
2519.
Sanna (F.)—Continued.
Quel che si dice. 24441.
Si tutta bella. 24618.
Stornellata toscana. 11885.
Zum-Para-Pitizum. 27706.
Sannemann (M.):
Rosen-reigen. 8900.
Sommer und herbst-reigen. 9094.
Sans Souci (G.) pseud. See Toomey
G. S. S.)
San Sebastian.
Sansove (L.)
baby. 66382.
Santley (J.) Tulip-town. 24926.
Santojanni (G.):
Ammore guaglione. 43.
Canzone napolitana. 22888.
Comme ’o fuoco.. 306. |
Don Flaminio. 410.
10127.
You're my little doll
Paggio d’amore. 1806.
Rumanzetta capricciosa. 1477.
Scinne sta gradiatella. ~1532.
Voce d’o core. 1898.
Sanville (G. W.):
Bells of Christmastide. 20826.
Lost treasures. 29045.
On for the Kingdom. 11364.
Songs of Christmas day. 22168.
Sanville (G. W.) See also Praise pub.
co.
Sapellnikoff (W.)
1361.
Sapho. 5591.
Sapio (R.) Awake beloved. 22716.
Sarasate (P. de):
Spanish dances. 9147.
Zapateado. 27700.
Sarber (C. C.) My sweetheart Mae.
8407.
Sarga (A.) Bastinado (The) 6830.
Sargeant (A.) Lovelight gem. 5521.
Sargent (B.):
American songs. 16768.
Col. Sullivan. 2426, 28078.
Polka caprice.
Marching through Georgia. 17494.
Patriotic airs. 17727.
Religious airs. 13736.
Sargent (HE. D.) Soul’s fight. 29869.
Sargent (N. B.) Forest jubilee band.
14319 (10).
Sargent (W. A. B.):
Augusta. 18346.
Nip and tuc. 15835.,
Slippery Ike. 201938, 27197.
Sarrable (M.) El Ntmero 13. 15856,
17659.
Sartori (G.) Al mare. 6689.
Sartorio (A.):
Alpine glow. 4409.
Autumn flowers. 4464.
Bachelor’s button. 107.
Beginning to dance. 1388.
Belle Picarde. 2254.
By moonlight. 4618.
Cuckoo calls. 14699.
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Sartorio (A.)—Continued.
Dance among the heatherflower.
14710.
Eight melodious and characteristic
studies. S947.
Hight melodious octave studies.
8948.
Fair Elsa. 493.
Far off greeting. 14860.
Fifteen melodious studies in orna-
mentation. 245538.
Forest birds’ morning concert.
534.
Fresh life. 4958.
Frolics. 4964.
Gay spirits. 569.
Gondola ride. 625.
Good friend. 5025.
Happy hour. 5083.
Happy youth. 5086.
Heart’s desire. 5118.
Humoreske. 28610-28617.
In lively mood. 828.
In the rose garden. 835.
In the woods. 5312.
Jolly comrades. 53855.
Joy of the huntsman.
Joyous frolics. 5360.
Klavierstticke. 28910.
Little flatterer. 982.
Little love song. 983.
Little story. 5496.
Love and happiness. 1000.
Love’s messenger. 1007.
Mad pranks. 1020.
Maienwonne. 13353.
Malaguena. 3256.
May bells gavotte. 1063.
May greeting. 5594.
Mélodie gracieuse. 3300.
Melodious second grade studies.
21676.
Melodische und instruktive tibungs-
Stiicke. 13413.
Merry hunter. 5634.
Message of the swallows.
Modest desire. 15700.
Morning walk. 5678.
Playing tag. 5911.
Premiére violette. 29531.
Recollections of the chase.
Reigentanz. 29594.
Reine du salon. 20009.
Roundelay. 6066.
Rustic gayety. 1480.
Salves de foie. 24548.
Schiferlied. 29709.
Sérénade du printemps.
Silent wish. 1572.
Spring’s approach. 1650.
Style and dexterity. 16335.
Ten melodious studies for advan-
cing players. 16155.
Thou mine all. 1778.
Time for play. 1788.
886.
1089.
16069.
3826.
Sartorio (A.)—Continued.
Twelve melodious studies in em-
bellishments. 8949.
Valse de fascination.
Violets in the grass.
Vivacity. 1894.
Walk through the woods.
Whispering of the flowers.
Zufriedenheit. 30362.
Sartoris (A.) See Sartorio (A.)
Sass (A. L.) Zwo6lf etiiden fur die
violine. 6085.
Sassano (J. F.)
2U155.
Sasse (E.)
Sasso (J.):
Chant des bergers.
Nuit étoilée. 19766.
Sans souci. 20099.
Satalia (R.) Italian polka.
(21):
Satie (E.) Trois morceaux en forme
de poire. 29698.
Sattelmair (E.) MHellafest marsch,
Rira-rutsch. 15116.
Satterthwaite (J. R.)
heart like mother.
Satterthwaite (M. R.)
11586.
Sattler (C.) Adagio. 22069.
Satyr (The) 23808, 2328, 2854, 2925,
38027, 3202, 3689, 8766-3769, 4031,
4262, 12359 (56).
Sauber (G.):
14147.
16528.
1914.
1988.
She’s my best girl.
Beautiful garden. 18392.
18538.
18244
I want a sweet-
21363.
Rest at home.
Dann geht’s nochmal so_ Siuss.
10191, 12662.
Herziger schatz, nimm bei mir
platz. 12986, 12987.
Lass mir ’ne minute, deine stisse
schnute. 5425, 8016.
Saucier (I. A.) Mid-day dream.
19591.
Sauer (E.):
A la valse. 25200.
Etude-caprice. A7T.
Galop de concert. 25888.
Moto perpetuo. 1128.
Terzen-studie. 1750.
Vision. 27542.
Saul CL.)
Berceuse. 20830.
Festival march. 21099.
Gavotte. 18918.
Saumell (R.) Finger practice for
piano. 17081.
Saunders (A. M.):
Great white way. 18984.
Sweet bunch of violets. 20308.
Saunders (Mrs. B.) Do you remem-
ber. 16999.
Saunders (F. J.) When I left you in
tears near the old cabin door. 12209.
Saunders (J. H.) *When I’m sailing
over land and sea. 1957, 4275.
INDEX
Hammock
23429.
Saunders (Mrs. M. J.)
‘neath the old elm tree.
Sauret (E.):
Chanson sans paroles et caprice.
16903.
Dans la forét. 16972.
Rhapsodie. 17849.
Saux (G.) Quatre mélodies. 1505.
Sauzay (E.) Deux modes. 27107.
Savasta (J.):
Nippy. 15838.
President’s march. 19969.
Promenade des tortues. 8766.
Valse slave. 20484.
Savoie (A.) Moon beams. 18457.
When daisies bloom
9619.
Sawyer (HE. S.)
again in Old York state.
Sawyer (H. S8.):
Dream of the olden time. 23120.
March of the men of Harlech.
11092.
Santa Lucia. 11699.
Sawyer (S.) You’re working for the
landlord all the time. 12332.
Sawyer (W. A.) You tell me that
you love me. 6686.
Sax (EH. B.):
Oh power of hope. 21841.
Sweet springtime. 16368.
Saxe (H.)
Saxon (E.):
At twenty. 9869.
Clochette. 30441.
England, dear old England. 7292,
17038.
Fidéle. 14881.
Gay pierrots. 12878.
King George God bless him.
Love derided. 17444.
Love triumphant. 19480.
Pour toi. 29518.
Searlet coat. 11720.
Tombola (La) 4098.
True love. 4112.
Viking (The) 4196.
Saxon (M.):
For her dear old mother’s
23270.
Jasper Johnson and Liza Jane.
23665.
Saylor (G. V.) There Is a little log
cabin on the homestead. 24862.
I like you. 28660.
T9TT.
sake.
Sayre (P.): Désir. 18694.
Goodbye, laddie, goodbye. 21197. Dialogue. ‘177.
IT love a Dixie girl. 21882. Doux message. 7207.
I’m longing for a girlie with a big, Electra. 18776.
big smile. 18055. Entr’acte. 7296.
Kangaroo hop. 153886. Histoire. 5154.
Messages. 8288. Impromptu. 1510.
Nevada, I have returned from Inquiétude. 7875.
Reno. 11278. Intermezzo pastorale. 844.
Poor and humble valley. 11490. Mélodie rustique. 1077.
Rosie Brown. 11654. Menuet élégante. 1085.
Silvered wings of time. 27176. Morris dance. 19631.
2206
Dt: 1; Nn. s.;°v. 6
Sayre (P.)—Continued.
Somewhere called
16264.
Summer days of old. 27318.
Scala-verlag. Bettlerin (Die) 25398.
Scalea (G.) Col. Tom McTague.
2427.
Sealea (S.) Col. Tom McTague. 2427.
Sealero (R.):
Acht priludien. 8957.
6 geistliche stticke. 8958.
Scales (H.) If I but only knew.
19189.
Scammell (A. D.):
Feather queen. 4920.
What will you do without Him.
20572.
Scanlan (T. F.)
28811.
Seari (F. O.):
Eros. 462.
Memento mori.
Scarlatti (A.)
8357.
Searlatti (D.):
Katzenfuge. 10905.
Sonate. 6090, 8960.
Scarpa (D.) Please come and give
me some tarantelle. 138675.
Seassola (A.):
Belle tarentine.
Lamento. 193868.
Méditation. 19559.
Nuits viennoises. 19768.
Schaaf (E.) Missa solemnis.
Schaaf (E. O.):
British and American poems in |
song. 6917. |
Cecilian mass.
Hail New Jersey !
Missa solemnis.
dreamland.
Evening prayer.
3305.
Morir6, poiché il volete.
18409.
21706. |
6963.
19009, 19010.
21706.
Schaaf (J.) Bergmannstreue. 6860. |
Schaber (C. F.) MHere’s to our M./}
Co Mer a29822 |
Schifer (C.):
Album of Scandinavian songs. |
6692.
Amoroso. 18297.
Arioso. 4486.
Bolero. 18450.
Canzonetta. 10045.
Chanson rustique. 6972.
Danse proveneale. 369.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Sechifer (C.)—Continued. ;
8688,
Petites études chantantes.
8689.
Polichinelle. 8721.
Sight reading exercises. 3849.
Studies in technique and expres-
sion. 3948.
Sunny day. 29941.
Sylphide. 20825.
Tendre aveu. 9308.
Valse sentimentale.
Villageoise. 20511.
Schaefer (C. W.) Caroline take a
spin with me. 16898.
Schaefer (G. A. Grant-)
Schaefer (G. A.)
Schaefer (H. S.)
5846.
Schaefer (T. H.):
I am longing for you, Dixie.
Wyona. 16689.
Schaeffer (A.):
Face to the enemy march. 238205.
Polka serenade. 26948.
Schaer (Mrs. G.) Only a bunch of
faded flowers. 5828.
Schaer (L. M.) Only a bunch of faded
flowers. 5828.
Schafer (J.) Oh! you Roxbury girl.
1862.
See Grant-
Our little cottage.
15182.
21845.
Schafer (J. J.) Oh! you Roxbury girl.
21845.
Sehafer (N. W. BH.) Consolation.
22562 (16).
Schaffer (M. P.) Schenectady. 20118.
Schaffter (F.) Venite exultemus.
18124.
Schantz (C. C.) Monkey and the bum-
ble bee. 18456.
Schanzer-Doria
3237.
Schardt (P.) My old Wisconsin home.
15782.
Scharff (R. W.)
(O.) Maggiolata.
Maybe I will and
maybe I wont. 19551.
Schartau (H.) Dusky night rides
down the sky. 14796.
Schartel (R.):
Frohliche fahrt. 21141.
Nordische ballade, E dur. 21789.
Staindchen, Des dur. 22192.
Scharwenka (F. X.):
A la hongroise. 2.
Intermezzo. 6098.
Polish dance. 20110, 29710.
Scharwenka (P.):
Moment musical. 12359 (38).
Quintett in H moll. 20111.
Scharwenka-Stresow (M.) Konzer-
tino. 138818.
Schaub (H. F.) Fest-marsch. 23237,
23238.
Schauffler (F. M.) Complexity. 18609
Schauland (P. M.) Junetime is the
time to Spoon. 19313.
Schaumburg (W.)
tista. 23488.
Schauss (K.):
Himno esperan-
2082.
Abschied vom elternhaus.
Lieben und leiden. 3148.
Volkslied. 4212.
Waldesleuchten. 4230.
Scheder (FEF. G.) El Paso. 2582.
Scheinpflug (P.) Notturno. 15138.
Schell (A.) Molly darling. 19610.
Schell (L. E.) Fancies of you. 21086.
Schell (S.) Crowning of Christmas.
16961.
Schellenberger (R.) Cunning face.
4732.
Scheller (M. E.) Little black girl like
me. . 19483.
Schellhorn (A.) Lose blitter. 19458.
Schellig (A.):
Finkenritsel (Das) 4927.
Hochsommernacht. 5158.
Hiittchen (Das). 5181.
Schenck (E.) Golden slumbers.
14994.
Schenell (P.) Schenell’s schottische.
20114.
Schenk (J.) Chop suey rag. 7001.
Schenk & Phillips. Chop suey rag.
7001.
Schenker (S.):
Business in America. 25467.
Eltern’s (Die) trehren. 14820.
Gertis von der mamen. 17120.
Eli, Eli, lomo asavtioni. 23168.
Mothers prayer. 26658.
Parnosoh. 26898.
Shabes koidesh. 11767.
Wer hut die shuld. 30222.
Scherber (H.) In dreaming. 2072
(125).
Scherl (A.) g. m. b. h.:
Hollindischer bauernfest-walzer.
7642.
Jugenderinnerungen. 13184:
Maientanz. 18351.
Mein stern. 8262.
Prairie-blumen. 8732.
Rheinischer walzer. S856.
Straussiana. 18972.
Valse d@’ amour. 14146.
Schermann (IL.):
At the village tavern. 27812.
Rak6ezi march. 29571.
Scherubel (E.) Reverie. 16087.
Scherubel music pub co. Reveries.
16087.
Schetochina (T.) Rhapsodie hon-
groise. 29617.
Scheumann (R.) Du
schild deines heils.
Schidenhelm (R.):
Lied. 24558.
Rondel de l’adieu.
giebst mir den
10295.
29649, 29650.
07
INDEX
Schiebold (C.) Gott griisse dich,
lachender sonnenschein. 18968.
Schiff (O. V.):
Demain. 4783.
Trébuchette (La) 6878.
Schild eta ee
Band (The) comes. 2215.
G’horschamster Deana. 14937.
Schildkret (S.) Waltz majestic.
18156.
Schiller (W. F.) Lolita. 11029.
Schillings (M.):
Festlicher marsch. 12804.
Jung Olaf. 26309, 26310, 23698.
Schindler (G.):
Bercement. 14496.
Deux rondels, dans le style ancien.
123.
Ma Lison bien aimée. 15558.
Verger d’amour. 380157.
Schindler (K.): ’
Century of Russian song.
Chant de trouvére. 12578.
Schindler (R. H.) I’m longing for
you. 152387.
Schindler-Mahler (A. M.)
3782.
Schidtt (C.) :
Alt var dig. 18285.
Briefwechsel. 18476.
Det er sommerkvaeld. 18695.
Fruhlingssonne. 23296, 23297.
I hosten. 19121.
Ohne segel. 19809.
Schirmer (G.), ine, New York, and
Schirmer (G.), Boston. [Note.—En-
tries of the latter are indicated by
an asterisk before the title or the
reference number. ] :
A la bien aimée. 27718.
A la hongroise. 2.
A yos jeux mes amis. 20384.
Abenddaemmerung. 25205.
Abendwolke. 20710.
* Abide with me. 25207.
Ablésung (Die) 16732.
Abschied. 20712.
Adown the woodland way. 25212.
Aedh wishes for the cloths of
Heaven. 6671.
Aedh wishes his beloved were
dead. 6672.
Afar on the plains of the Tigris.
9801.
After sunset. 18259.
Ah, fors’ 6 lui che ’anima. 20498.
Ah, let me weep, Lord. 10565.
Albaicin. 27744.
*Algerian lullaby. 25.
*All meine herzgedanken.
All the word that I gather.
All’s well. 25238.
Alla mareia. 6702.
*Alla riva del Tebro.
Allegretto. 651.
20896.
Fiinf lieder.
2300.
18275.
14555.
pt. 1mm s., “vs '6
Schirmer
(G.), ine, New York, and
Schirmer (G.), Boston—Continued.
Allegro brillante. 6704.
Allerseelen. 9186.
Alma redemptoris mater. 28486.
Als, die junge rose bluehte. 27761.
An vollen biischelzweigen. 14378.
And now, O Father. 27772.
Andantino. 27269.
Angelus. 67389.
Answer (An) 20750.
*Anthems for Sunday. 25280,
25281.
Anthology of American song.
16780.
Ardon gl’ incensi. 18715.
*Arpeggios. 12431.
Art thou weary. 16792.
Asleep. 20766.
Asperges me. 27805.
At break of day. 253805.
At evening. 25308.
*At nightfall. 25310.
At play. 27808.
At twilight. 6781, 25313.
Au soir. 83.
Automne (L’). 18347.
*Autumn song. 14419.
Ave Marie. 90, 91, 2188, 6795,
6796, 25330, 27830-27882.
Ave regina coelorum. 28487.
Ave verum. 1491.
Ave verum corpus.
S886.
Awakening (The). 95, 9889.
Baby’s garden. 20785.
2189, 3369,
Badinerie. 12461.
Ball beim mirchenk6énig. 18382.
Ball scene. 253850.
Barcarolle. 4502, 6821, 14455,
20803, *27863.
Barnyard ballads for children.
als Le
*Before the daybreak. 27889.
Behold your God. 25875.
Beiden grenadiere. 1531.
Bel raggio lusinghier. 20064.
Belle dame sans merci. 18406.
“Bells of youth. 2258.
Beloved, when I gaze into thine |
eyes. 6852.
*Benedicite, omnia opera. 45384.
*Benedictus qui venit. 3170.
Berceuse. 9953, 12498, *14497,
*25386.
Betty of the rosy lips. 27901.
Beware of the hawk, my baby.
9782 (26), 9962.
Bird in the forest.
Bird-song. 254138.
Boatman’s song. 2290.
Bonne chanson. 27924.
Bridal song. 27938.
Brook (The) 22846.
Bruissements. 194.
25411.
INDEX.
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
—
(G.), ine., New York, and | Schirmer (G.), ine, New York, and
Schirmer (G.), Boston—Continued.
Schirmer
Schirmer (G.), Boston—Continued.
But they didn’t. 27955. Danse bretonne. 28170.
Buttercups. 25469. Danse de Colinette. 7126.
Butterflies. 27962. *Danse des clochettes. 360.
Butterfly dance. 20877. *Danse humoristique. 25639.
*By a moss-grown spring. 25473. Dawn. 20967.
By gone days. 27967. Days of long ago. 16980.
*By the river. . 25477. Death of Joan of Are. 385.
Cachucha (La) 206. Deep in my heart. 20981.
Call of Cupid. 2334. Deh, con te, con te li prendi.
Canzona. 12557. 18411.
Canzonetta. 4411, 10044, 25495, Dein bild. 2501.
25937. Delight of love. 2503.
' *Capriccio. 25498. Déluge (Le) 16146.
Caprice. 7250. *Deux chants sans paroles. 26733,
Caressing butterfly. 20892. 26734.
Carnaval vénétien. 25503. Deuxiéme suite religieuse. 25669.
Caro nome che il mio cor. 20499. Dewdrop (The) 25670.
*Casino (The) 25507. Dissonance (A) 4798.
Casta diva. 18410. Dixit Dominus. 10254.
Catechist (The) 25510. Dreams. 25709.
Causerie au bord du _ ruisseau. Dreamy summer night. 7240.
6962. Dove sono. 19649.
Century of Russian song from Du bist wie eine blume. 12724.
Glinka to Rachnaminoff. 20896. Hasy mass in D. 448.
Chanson printaniére. 28012. Elegie. 7276.
Chant d’ Amour. 14612. Elfin dance. 7284.
Chant de trouvére. 12578. Iilves. 7286.
Charity. 25526. Elysion. 17034.
Chase (The) 20905. Enchantment. 2590.
Chasse infernale. 28018. Endymion. 21052.
Children’s day service. 12594. Engagements et valse_ noble.
Choir book. 7000. 21058.
Chorus of Polovetzian maidens. Ws liegt der heisse sommer. 2600.
266. Etude. 29988.
*Christ child. 28085. Evening. 6385, *25777.
*Christmas. 28041. Evening prayer. 21068.
Christmas bells. 25548. Evening song. 28315.
Christmas fantasy. 28049. Evensong. 25783.
*Christmas night. 28052. Eventide. 479.
Christmas pastorale. 278. Fair Ellen. 21076.
Christmastide. 28054. Fairy tale. 28837.
Clavelitos. 25557, 28060. *Waithfuw’ Johnie. 27886.
Collecién de escalas y ejercisios. *Ralls now the even. 10356.
22969. | False beacons. 497.
*College girl and the milk maid. Fancy (A) 21087.
289. Fanfare (A) 238228.
Come unto me. 2438. Fantasia. 22741, 28845, 29900.
*Comes the spring. 14665. Fantasia appassionata. 2685.
Complete requiem mass. 12634. Farewell. 21088.
Complete vespers. 2439. *Westival of Pan. 2646.
Concert sonata. 2443. Fenerzauber. 16547.
Constant (The) lover. 14673. Wir tree (The) 25830.
Contentment. 20942. : Fireflies. 21108.
Cradle-song. 332, 12533, 16177. First meeting. 25975.
Crossing the bridge. 20951. First smile. 2656.
Crowned for the conquest. 338. Fleurettes. 524.
Cuban dance. 16962. Flower waltz. 25855.
‘Cupid’s kiss. 7099. For one who fell in battle. 2677,
D’une priscn. 4739. PEO.
Dagger dance. 28147. For somebody. 21125.
Daisy field. 20960. Forget-me-not. 17096.
Dance of the hours. 25634. Yornarinette (la) 25871, 28387.
Dancing butterflies. 355. Forty transcriptions. 8533.
2209
INDEX
Di the mM s:,; Vv. G
Schirmer (G.), ine. New York, and
Schirmer (G.), ine., New York, and
Schirmer (G.), Boston—Continued.
Schirmer (G.), Boston—Continued.
Four Christmas carols. 26548.
Four two-part children’s songs.
1098.
Fresh spring. 7411.
From Italy. 14932.
*Wrom land to land. 10482.
Gai chantecler. 17109.
Ganymed. 25890.
*Gathering flowers. 25892.
Gavotte. *559, 564, 4980, 7471,
17116.
Gavotte ancienne. 12870.
*Gavotte rococo. 4989.
Gebt mit vom becher nur den
schaum. 25899.
Gieb, schdnes kind, mir deine
hand. 12882.
*Gloria in excelsis Deo. 28462.
Glory to God in the highest. 599.
Gondola (La) 10511.
Good morning. 28482.
Good night. 28483.
Grand fantasia on the opera “ Na-
toma” score. 15021, 15022.
Great is the Lord. 25972.
Guinea hen’s party. 17168.
Gute nacht, du mein herziges kind.
12949.
Gypsy daisies. 25994.
Habanera. 28519.
Handsome horseman. 7571.
Harvest dance. 26021.
Have not you seen the timid tear.
19022.
Heartstrings. 28561.
*Heavenly star. 30535.
*Heavens (The) are telling.
Heavy is my heart. 28563.
Heimkehr. 17197.
Her voice to me. 21266.
Here they come. 171.
Heure exquise. 21272.
Hi li'l’ feller. 21275.
Hide me under the shadow of Thy
wings. 28576.
Hiver (L’) 15135.
Homeland (The) 7646.
How beautiful are the days of
spring. 7655.
How long wilt Thou forget me.
26091.
Hummingbird (The) 18017.
Humoreske. 19084, 19087, 19088,
26097-26099, 28614.
Humorous incident.
Hunting song. 737.
*Hymn to Eros. 10657:
Hymne au printemps. 28627.
I envy every flower that blows.
21324.
I feel thy breath blow round me.
6068.
15096.
7665.
2210
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
GiOa:
I list the trill in golden throat.
13040.
I love thee. 17241.
*T sought the Lord. 26175.
*I wept, beloved, as I dreamed.
26191.
Ich grolle nicht. 16181.
Ich liebe dich. 5051.
Ich stand in drunklen triumen.
21379.
Ideal. 19184, 23590.
Idyl for piano. 21880.
Idyl of murmuring water.
Idyll. 29901.
If doughty deeds my lady please.
2813a.
In dreams. 2991.
In Hungarian style. 19212.
In Jewry is God known. 2994.
In memoriam Robert Schumann
1810-1910. 18122.
In my dreams. ~10798.
In rose-time. 25977.
In tempo di mazurka.
In a boat. 25978.
In the fields. 21411.
In the garden. 28782.
*In the hay. 26241.
In the night. 26246.
In the tavern. 3004.
In the woods with the blackbird.
T7867.
Indian cradle-song. 5316.
*Intermezzo. 10826.
Intermezzo-capriccio. 843.
Intermezzo pittoresque.
*Introit and two vespers.
Invocation. 7888.
Trish battle-hymn. 18147.
Irish rhapsody. 851, 3022.
*Ttalian serenade. 3036.
Jesu dulcis memoria. 28840.
Jolly blackbird. 17346.
Joshua. 8065.
*Jour de noces.
*Jubilate deo in H.
Judas Maccabaeus.
Jtinglings abzug
26198.
10805.
28803.
26258.
26300.
15367.
7550.
10876.
*Just a bunch of roses. 263812.
Kinderwacht. 21486.
Kosak (Der) 10941.
Kyrie, Alla Palestrina. 28921.
Lamb (The) 18240.
Last night. I heard the nightin-
gale. 3126.
*Lead us O Father.
*Legend. 28942, 28948.
10974.
*Tet the merry church bells ring. |
10985.
in den krieg.
eee
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Schirmer (G.), inc., New York, and | Schirmer (G.), inc., New York, and
Schirmer (G.), Boston—Continued. Schirmer (G.), Boston—Continued.
Libro de instruccién elemental.
19405.
Lift up your heads. 28977.
*Light that never fails. 5472.
Little minuet. 21551.
*Little shamrock. 26487.
Little sorrow. 29011.
*Little wood folks. 11023.
Lonely am I. 9782 (58).
Longing. 183800.
Lord for Thy tender mercies’ sake.
29054.
Lord hath prepared His throne.
1080.
Lord is my light. 26452.
Lotus flower. 11744, *80737.
Love. 117838.
Lover’s song. 26481.
Love’s eternity. 8142.
Love’s longing. 8145.
Love's pleading. 21590.
Love’s sorrow. 3215.
Love’s wilfulness. 21598.
Lullaby. 3224, 29064.
Madrigal. 1338389.
Midchen mit dem rothen miind-
chen. 21609.
Mirchen (Das) spricht einen
epilog. 19510.
Magnificat. 29080, 29082.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
*1033, 3240.
Maiden’s answer. 3254.
Maiden’s wish. 12599.
Maisie’s music. 1088.
Manger babe. 26518.
March. 17376.
Marching along. 8210.
Marching home. 8211.
Martha’s song. 5584.
*Mass in D. 28416.
Mass of the Immaculate Concep-
tion. 133891.
Matin-song. 21650.
Mazurka. 1067, 15619.
Mazurka d’amour. 138399.
*Mazurka de concert. 5596.
Méditation du soir. 29148,
Melodie. 548, 4551, 12852, 28916.
Melody. 17877.
Memento mori. 17522, 19571.
Memory (A) 21685.
Menuetto all’ antico. 13428.
Mercedes. 8280, 11145, 19583.
Método para aprender el violin.
30624.
Mignonette. 29175.
Minuet. 33381, 7552, 29182.
Minuet La Phyllis. 8800.
Minuetto. 1095, 1096, 8301.
Missa de Beata Maria. 3388.
Mon cour s’ouvre 4 ta _ voix.
20089.
2211
Mona. 15709, 17567, 17568, 26628.
Morgenstindchen. 13468.
Morning. 1118, 17582.
Morning of the year. 3359.
Morning prayer. 4117.
Morning walk. 29218.
Morris dance. 29219.
My bonnie Mary. 21729.
My heart all beauty takes from
thee. 6069.
My hour. 5702.
My loveand I. 5713.
My love’s an arbutus. 5715.
My ould loves. 29289.
Ninie. 22832.
*Narcissus. 11258.
Natoma. Hiols ) 12625 ~ 11263;
13536, 17635-17637.
*’Neath southern moon. 11272.
Night has a thousand eyes. 19745,
26739, 29323.
Night is far spent. 26741.
Nightingale and the rose. 26749.
Nocturne. 11422, 16787, 28352.
*Noél Bressan. 11287.
Non so pili cosa son. 19651.
Noontide. 21788.
*Nostalgie. 26763.
Not with angels. 6070.
O bella, ti celo. 18412.
*O bless the Lord my soul. 13570.
* O che splendor. 3543.
O gloriosa virginum. 11308.
O love that wilt not let me go.
11318.
O perfect love. 11321.
O salutaris Hostia. 12389, 3465,
3467, 28488.
O thou billowy harvest-field. 5781.
O Thou, the contrite’ sinner’s
friend. 8528.
O turtle-dove so mournful. 29364.
Office for the holy communion.
- 293882.
*Ogni bélta madona. 15882.
Oh come to me. 5792.
Oh! why should the girl of my
soul be in tears. 19807.
Old English drinking song. 15901.
Old hymn to St. Caecilia. 21850.
Old-time dance. 26815.
On the lake. 8591.
One soul. 29419.
Oriental melody. 21874.
Out to the woods. 8634.
Ouverture zum Don Giovanni.
8343.
Paean. 29442.
Palace in the Jake. 19880.
Pan. 26882.
Pange lingua. 13807.
Pafiuelo. 29447.
Papillons. 29449.
INDEX
pt. aU, .. S.,, Vv. 6
Schirmer (G.), ine, New York, and
Schirmer (G.), Boston—Continued.
Schirmer (G.), inc., New York, and
Schirmer (G.), Boston—Continued.
*Pastoral. 1317.
Pastorale. 3553.
*Pater noster. 4182.
Peasant cradle song. 5882.
Penseroso. 21907.
Persian serenade. 5888.
Petite coquette. 29486.
Pianista (El) eximio.
Pious monk. 21928.
Pipes (The) of Gordon’s men.
17748.
Poéme érotique. 11481.
*Polka humoristique.
Polonaise. 12072.
Polovetzian dance
3598.
Practical method for violin. 243886.
Prayer to Saint Anthony of Padua.
19964.
Prelude. *1368, 11423,
26967, *28918, *29989.
Prelude and toccato. 8744.
Premier amour. 13697.
Premiére suite religieuse.
Pride of youth. 21961.
Prima ballerina. 11528.
*Prince of life. 11528.
Printemps (Le) me grise. 199738.
Prinzessin (Die) auf der EHrbse.
19974.
Prologue in heaven. 13708.
Psyché. 26988.
*Queen Mab. 1401.
Question (A) 21987.
Quite true. 5978.
Raindrops. 29568.
Rayons et reflets. 1409.
Recital-pieces. 1411.
21916.
11486.
and chorus.
14700,
26971.
Recreation. 21995.
Red, red rose. 21998.
Redemption. 11570.
Regina Coeli Laetare. 11576.
Remembrance. 3677, 8838.
Retour (Le) 18486.
Réverie. 8852, 11594. .
*Rhyme, a rhyme for Easter time.
11600.
Rigaudon. 8860.
Rocking horse (The) 22027.
Roitelet (Le) 27055.
Roman de Pierrot et Pierrette.
29633.
Romance. 4121, 6037, *6040, 16111,
*27057, *29639.
Romanze. 27063.
*Rosary (The) 16116-16118.
Rose and a dream. 8891.
Rose and the heart. 17861.
*Rose songs. 11647.
Rosen. 13769.
Rtibezahl. 20070.
Ruth. 1481.
*Salut d’amour. 27101.
Salve regina. 1500.
Sancta Maria. 3762.
*Sanctus. 5857, 15017.
Santa Lucia. 11698.
Sarabande. 13808.
Saviour breathe an evening bless-
ing. 29700.
Scenes from an imaginary ballet.
16161.
Scherzino. 14342.
Scherzino for organ. 2644.
Schloss im see. 22074.
School of melody playing. 1524.
Schreiber (Der) 11787.
Sea-shell (The) 27126.
Second mass in F. 8985.
*See amid the winters snow.
30740.
*Seeking. 1544.
*Seguidilla. 6113.
*Selig sind die todten. “8817.
*Send out Thy light. 16195.
Serenade. 6121, 9002, 13844, 27189,
*29675, 29926.
Serenade, When the sunlight dies.
11768.
*Serenata (La) 6122.
Serenata napoletana. 27145.
She walks in beauty. 22107.
Shepherd’s song. 22108.
Ships by wind and wave are
driven. 1560.
Short communion service.
6145, *26579.
Si j’ étais Dieu. 17918.
Sicut cervus. 687.
Siege of Kazan. 6154.
Sing to the Lord of harvest. 27186.
Singer’s harp. 27188.
Six Easter carols. 7166, 7581.
Sketches from Italy. 1580.
Slave’s dream. 11811.
Sleeping princess. 6179.
Sleigh bells. 27196.
Slow waltz. 17928.
Slowly the daylight departs. 6182.
*Slumber song. 27198, 27199.
Smuggler’s song. 6186.
Snow flurry. 29818.
So lieb’ ich dich. 27206.
Soave fia il morir. 221385.
Soft spring night was with per-
fume fraught. 1601.
*Solvejg’s cradle song. 30524.
Somebody. 17942.
*Sonata. 27156, 27227
Sonetto 104 di Petrarca.
13278.
*Song (A) 3898.
Song of May. 27287.
*6144,
13277,
Song of the boatman of the aolea
11837.
Song of the bow. 27241.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—_Dec., 1911
Schirmer (G.), ine., New York, and | Schirmer (G.), ine., New York, and
Schirmer (G.), Boston—Continued. Schirmer (G.), Boston—Continued.
* Song of the brook. 27242.
Song of the old mother. 29850.
* Song of the reapers. 27245.
Song of the roses. 9117.
Song of the sea. 22160.
Song of the shirt. 27247.
Song of times. 27249.
Song of Ylen. 29857.
Song to — 22167.
Souvenir poétique. 6227.
Spinnliedchen. 13939.
Spring blossoms. 17975.
* Spring fancies. 27281.
* Spring is here. 1641.
* Spring melody. 29893.
Spring, my dear, is no longer
spring. 29894.
* Spring reverie. 27283.
* Spring song. 11690, 11691.
Spring’s greetings. 9164.
Springtide. 1651.
Sprode (Die) 18948.
Spuk. 29896.
Standchen. 8974.
Still, still with Thee. 9176.
Stille triumende friihlingsnacht.
18959.
Story of Chinese love. 29918.
Stride la vampa! la folla indomita.
20500.
Strife is o’er. 6262, 9191.
Study in double-notes. 24767.
Suite. 23319.
* Sunshine and shadow. 29945.
Suzanne’s secret. Overture. 29951.
* Swan (The) 3754.
Swan song. 1692.
* Tango in D. 68311, 29978.
Tantalus. 22246.
Tantum ergo. 1726, 1727, 6812,
11959; 29975. |
Tapfere schneiderlein. 20338.
Tarantella. 4007, 9272.
Ten Christmas carols. 118.
* Tenebrae factae sunt. 3544.
Terra tremuit. 9304.
Theme and variations. 18061.
Third mass. 4082.
* Three birds. 27420.
* Three introits. 27421.
Three roses. 27424.
* Three trios. 1488.
Throuble (The) 30048.
* Through the meadows. 27426.
Thy song has taught my heart.
20401.
Till IT wake. 22317.
Titania. 9390.
To-day and to-morrow. 1798.
*To Sylvia. 16178.
To us a child of hope is born.
27441.
To you. 1796.
2213
Toceata. 17850.
Tollite hostias. 1492.
*Toy (The) ballet. 1807.
*“Trdiumerei. 27122.
Troisiéme étude de concert. 4111.
Trout (The) 27453.
“Twas April. 30106.
*Twilight. 27462.
Two lovers. 22348.
Two preludes. 280381.
Two rhapsodies. 25444.
“Two Silhouettes. 25719.
Unsterbliche liebe. 20463.
Valse coquette. 22369.
Valse-impromptu. 14152.
Valse-menuet. 1858.
Valse triste. 22378.
*Valzer gentile. 27510.
Vanity. 22379.
Vaquero’s song, who dares the
bronco wild defy. 12111, 12112.
Variations on the Austrian folk
song. 4174.
Variations on the Russian folk- —
song The red sarafan. 6429.
Vecchio minuetto. 27514.
Veil dance. 22381.
“Venetian song. 27518.
Veni Creator Spiritus. 1871.
Venite in D. 30151.
Venite populi. 12116.
Verirrt. 30158.
Verlorene schifer. 12125.
Verzauberte prinzessin. 20505.
Victimae paschali. 4190.
*Victory. 27534.
*Vier novelletten. 14652.
Virtuoso pianist. 14173, 14174.
Vision. 25008.
Vision of Sir Launfal. 1898.
Volksweise. 18149.
*Von der gebust Christi. 12146.
Waldweben. 16554.
Waltz on the green. 9567.
We two to-gether. 30214.
Wedding song. 22426.
When all the bonny birds. 27597.
When I am dead. 30238.
When I see those little feet of
thine. 6071.
When soft’ winds and sunny skies.
22450.
*When the land was white with
moonlight. 30253.
When the sunlight dies. 11763.
When we two parted. 22468.
Where is the nymph. 20615.
Where, O where has Johnny gone.
30269.
While shepherds watched their
flocks. 27633.
White ship. 12261.
INDEX
pt. Ill, n. s&., v. 6
Schirmer (G.), ine., New York, and
Schirmer (G.), Boston—Continued.
Who dares the broneo wild defy.
Paulie PAGO
Why does azure deck the sky.
20629.
Wichtelmdnnlein. 20632.
Widmung. 8979.
Wie des mondes abbild. 22495.
Wiegenlied. 8975.
Wild rose. 206387.
Wind of the downs. 6573.
_ Wozu. 308381.
YY... como le va. 380335.
*Year at spring. 27678.
You ask me for a song. 303389.
Young rose. 20689.
Zapateado. 27700.
Zephyr (The) 12844.
Schisler (C. P.) Sea_ shell.
(106).
Schittler (L.) Contessa Clara. 25585.
Schjonberg (C.) Somewhere this
summer with you. 18912.
Schlaepfer (HE. K.):
Missouri. 26622.
My sunny Colorado home. 24182.
Schleier (Der) der Pierrette. 709,
18821, 19055, 212838, 21602, 21687,
21919, 21922, 22416, 25036, 26070,
26071, 26491, 26589, 26931, 26932.
Schlemtiller (H.) :
Gebet. 10452.
Gondellied. 10510.
Im sturmsehritt. 10782.
Landler. 10957.
Lied. 11724.
Marsch. 11725.
Mélanchbolie. 11128.
Menuett. 11142.
Russisches lied. 11670.
Scherzo. 11726.
Walzer. 11727.
Wiegenlied. 12269.
Schlepegrell (R.) Golden
628.
Schlesinger’ sche buch & musikhand-
lung:
Andante favori. 12487.
Andante und variationen.
Berceuse. 18420.
Brillante fantasie. 11332.
Gebet aus dem Te Deum. 25898.
Gondoliers. 10512.
Herz an herz. 26055.
Intermezzo. 19815.
Lied ohne worte. 13422.
Menuett. 19581.
Petits moulins 4 vent.
Rondo. 14479, 14480.
Rondo brillant. 14206.
Scherzo. 193816.
Sonate in E moll.
Sonatine. 19817.
6648
sceptre.
12964.
15993.
14990.
A RS
i
Schlesinger’ sche buch & musikhand-
lung—Continued.
Variationen tiber ein allegretto.
13476.
Zwei schelmenweisen. 138191.
5 fantasiestticke. 15444.
2 lieder ohne worte. 13425.
Schley (G. F.) Northwestern. 15847.
Schlichenmaier (Mrs. G.) They are
all after money. 4047.
Schlieder (F.) Pourquoi dire non.
29519.
Schlief (L. A.) When my ship comes
in again. 14237, 14238.
Schloeder (J. H): |
Christus factus est. 7021.
Divine praises. 18704.
Schloming(H.) Sylphide (La) 20324.
Schlumpf (E.) Tusnelda. 204389.
Schmalstich (C.):
Air de ballet. 6686.
Gavotte rococo. 7448.
Gedenken. 25900.
Liebesnacht. 26409.
Liebeswalzer. 1995.
Marche des marionettes. 8205.
Menuett und marsch. 29160.
Potsdamer wachts-parade. 29517.
Scherzino, op. 27. 8962.
Serenade. 271386.
Spanische episode. 27270.
Tarantella. 9273.
Waldwege. 27560.
Schmaltzer (K.) Hatez vous d’aimer.
15090.
Schmauk (E.):
Gracious Spirit Dove divine. 2783.
Introits (The) 28806.
Jesus Light of the world. 3054.
Star out of Jacob. 29905.
Schmeling (M.):
Abend in Aranjuez. 9788.
Réverie d’amour. 11595.
Schmid ( ) Sweet old rose. 3980.
Schmid (A. Bart-) See Bart-Schmid
(A.)
Schmid (A.) nachfolger. Chrysanthe-
men. 16920.
Schmid (F. X.) Requiem mass. 29602.
Schmid (J. C.):
Hour that gave me you.
25197 (102).
If the garden of roses should
change to thorns. 191938, 25197
(125).
Night brings dreams. 21777, 25197
(131).
Passing caravan. 3551.
Song of the open sea.
(111).
Vale of dreams. 2072 (192).
When they gather in the sheaves.
12234, 12235.
Whirl-wind (The).
(166).
19078,
1625, 6648
14254, 14319
2214
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Schmidl (C.) & co.: Schmidl (C.) & co.—Continued.
Wit
Adagio cantabile. 18251.
Addio amore. 6664.
Air. 18363.
Alla mia cetra. 27749.
Allegro spiritoso. 14856.
Aria. 16181.
Arietta. 18321.
Arlequin. 226838.
Arlequinade, et Finesse. 16789.
Au golfe de Naples. 22694.
Au rivage, et Badinage. 16797.
Berceuse. 22778.
Bohéme. 6897.
Bonjour Pierrette. 22818.
Canzone villereccia. 12559, 12560.
Canzonetta. 22891.
Caprice fantastique. 22897.
Capricio. 13667.
Chanson passionnée. 12577.
Ciaccona. 30438, 30439.
Danse curieuse. 238058.
Dormi riposa. 28239.
Dors ma poupée. 238109.
Doux repos. 23111.
Fantasticando. 12792.
Favorite (La) 14875.
Féte au village. 18848.
Feu follet. 238240.
Frisson du printemps. 23285.
Gavotte. 18912.
Gavotte et musette. 18914.
Giga. 18928.
Humoresque. 15171.
Il tuo destino e il mio. 13108.
Impromptu hongrois. 17280.
Io son la gioia. 7884.
Largo. 19374.
Lettre 4 maman. 23809.
Marche des aviateurs. 28942.
Marche des petits hommes. 17491.
Mattinata birichina. 15612.
Mazurka-caprice. 17517.
Menuet. 24009.
Menuet de Ninotte. 24010.
Mer tranquille. 24018.
Minuetto variato. 21702.
Moda dei ecalzoni. 19606.
Moment joyeux. 18455.
Momento capriccioso. 17566.
Momento musicale. 20123.
Mon ange. 26627.
Mon étoile. 24058.
Nocturne. 24526.
On ne badine pas avec Vamour.
13615.
Petite siréne. 24352.
Quintetto. 19908.
Rappel (La) des oiseaux. 16064.
Rigaudon et double. 20027.
Romitaggio (Il) 29647.
Scherzino. 24527.
Serenata alla luna. 30744.
Sete d’amore. 16201.
Siliana. 20167.
2215
Schmidt (A.)
in Junetime. 22461.
Schmidt (A. J.):
Silenziosa. 30749.
Solitude. 27214.
Sonate in La minore 9509, 22250-
22260.
Sorriso estremo. 29867.
Sourire gai. 17961.
Souvenir 1911. 3918.
Stornelli sinceri. 16318.
Studio capriccio. 13975.
Sur la Riviére. 24798.
Tendresse. 18048.
Trio. 4393.
Tyrolienne. 24936.
Una speranza. 9447.
Valse capriceuse. 24964.
Valse charmante. 14144.
Visions. 250138.
Voce di donna. 30817.
20 caprices pour flate. 3317.
When the roses bloom
Our king. 21881.
Sinner like me. 22119.
Schmidt (A. P.):
Adagio in H. 22592*.
Aghadoe. 123876.
Allegro militaire. 18278.
Allegro vivace in G. 18281.
Allemande in G minor. 18282.
Altdeutsche tanzweise. 18286.
Andante cantabile. 12068, 18301.
Andante con moto. 183802.
Andantino. 2389083.
April rapture. 20754.
April showers. 18314.
At dawn. 1838382.
At the brook. 183884.
At the fair. 9865.
At the fjord. 18335.
At the picnic. 18388.
At the spinning-wheel. 18339.
At twilight. 18341, 27818.
Au moulin. 9873.
Autumn reverie. 18353.
Autumn song. 6792.
Awake, glad soul. 2191.
Awakening. 12455.
Bach pedal etudes. 108.
Bach’s smaller organ
20787.
Barearolle in G. 20808.
Battledore and shuttlecock. 253862.
Be of good cheer. 18391.
Behold, I bring you good tidings.
20820.
Brownies’ good-night. 18484.
Cadenza to Liszt’s Hungarian
rhapsody no. 2. 2338.
Canzonetta. 10028.
Capriccietto. 20889, 27980.
Carnival overture. 20894.
Cast thy burden upon the Lord.
16894.
works.
INDEX
Dt re ne: S., wi26
Schmidt (A. P.)—Continued.
Cheerfulness. 18546.
Cherry blossom féte. 6992.
Columbine’s dance. 4686.
Come up hither. 2484.
Consolation. 20940.
Coquetry. 28115.
Courante in G minor. 18627.
Credo. 334.
Dance of the dragon-flies. 18654.
Daphne. 25642.
Darest thou now, O soul. 371.
Dawn. 18669.
Day dreams. 20970.
Day is gently sinking to a close.
18671.
Daybreak. 18672.
Dear little hut by the rice fields.
10211.
Dearest. 25660.
Dedication. 18688.
Depart from me all ye workers
of iniquity. 4784.
Divan (The) 12692.
Eastern song. 17029.
Effort and pastime. 10308, 10309.
Elfin dance. 18782.
Enchantment. 21047.
Evening thoughts. 18807.
Evensong. 23198.
Fairy queen. 4904.
Fairy tale. 18818.
Falling snowflakes. 18823.
Farewell to summer. 25800.
Fascination. 18830.
Father of all. 7352.
Feast of dolls. . 7358.
Feast of lanterns. 7360.
Festal day. 18841.
Fields o’ Ballyclare. 2651.
Hirst grief. 21111.
First recreations. 18851.
For all the saints. 10398.
Forever and a day. 18885.
Fountain (The) 2681.
Four Christmas carols. 25968.
Gigue in G@ minor. 18929.
Gipsies camp.
Glissando waltz. 21178.
God sent forth His Son. TAT7.
God, who madest earth and heaven.
10498.
Going to Jerusalem. 25988.
Good-bye summer. 18964.
Graceful dance. 18972.
Gracefulness. 18974.
Hammock song. 7568.
Happiness. 17178.
Happy hours. 19018.
Harlequin. 5098.
He is risen. 2825.
Heavens declare the glory of God.
23461.
Heralds of spring.
Home again. 19061.
21267.
22
o-
Schmidt (A. P.)—Continued.
16
House and the road. 51738.
Hunting song. 21304.
Hymne céleste. 5193.
I knew not love. 23538.
I love and the world is mine.
19136.
I will lift up mine eyes. 17265.
If I were a little child again. 7802.
Impatience. 21394.
Imperial crysanthemum. 7827.
Impromptu. 6608, 20643.
In good humor. 21898.
merry mood. 21401.
modo scarlatti. 28763.
nights still calm. 19219.
nomine domini. 23904.
In the moonlight. 19228.
In the night. 19230.
Inquietude. 19243.
Instructive pieces.
Instructive recreations..
Invictus. 15318.
Invocation. 19247.
Jig-saw puzzle. 26289.
Krishna. 10944.
Lamentation in G. 19867.
In
In
In
In
19006, 19007.
23648.
Largo in C minor. 193875.
Lead me to Thee. 21514.
Legende. 19885.
Libussa. 17404.
Listen O Isles unto me. 28989. |
Look ye saints the sight is glori- |
ous. 3187.
Looks and eyes.
Lord is my light.
19455.
3189.
Love and springtime. 19460.
Magdalia. 195158.
March of the gnomes. 195382.
Marche pittoresque. 11096.
Marcia giocosa. 21637.
Maypole song. 21661.
Meditation. 23905.
Melodie. 23906.
Melodie (to a water-lily)
Memory (A) 111384.
19569.
Menuetto grazioso. 26591.
Mill (The). 19594.
Mill wheel (The) 18441.
Moderato in G minor. 19607.
Moonlight rambles. 19619.
Morceaux poétiques. 24071.
Morning hour. 196380.
Morning stars sang
26647.
Music box.
Musical echoes. 17598.
My little maiden. 17614.
My love is like a tempting peach.
17615.
My wish. 21761.
Nautilus. 19505.
Northern folk dance.
November song. 19765.
O azure eve. 17661.
to-gether. |
266738.
21791.
I A ST LT
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Sehmidt (A. P.)—Continued.
O God be merciful. 21809.
O God, our help
15866.
O help us, Lord. 21813.
O Lord of hosts. 11316.
O Lord rebuke me not. 17664.
INDEX
Schmidt (A. P.)—Continued.
in ages past.
O Lord, Thou hast searched me.
11317.
O love stay by and sing. 5775.
Octave study. 20789, 21823-21828.
Of my ould loves. 17669.
Offertories and _ other
21835.
Old apple tree in bloom. 21847.
Old love tale. 11357.
On the Jake. 19884.
One night when all the village
slept. 19840.
pieces.
Organist’s (The) first etude al-
pam, 13627.
Ould Doctor Ma’Ginn. 29430.
Pack, clouds away. 18303.
Passacaglia. 19892.
Peasant’s march. 19901.
Pierrette’s dance. 5904.
Pierrot’s serenade. 21923.
Playing horse. 26944.
Pleasure & progress. 21935.
Polacea brillante. 19945.
Postlude alla marcia. 19955.
Postlude in C. 24382.
Praise my soul the King
Heaven. 219538.
Prelude. 9358.
Preludium in C. 24401.
of
Preparatory exercises in octave
playing. 21955.
Progressive studies in
playing. 21969.
Proposal. 21970.
Pulcinella. 11538.
Puncinello’s dream. 5952.
Quartet in D. 29554.
Question (A) 19989.
Rain of blossoms. 19996.
Reapers’ song. 19999.
Rejoice in the Lord. 3674.
octave
Rejoice the soul of Thy servant.
8836.
Rejoice, ye pure in heart.
137385.
Repose. 27026.
Resignation. 22009.
Response. 13737.
Romance in E flat. 20040.
Romance triste. 29641.
Romanza. 20042.
Rose of Virginia. 20054.
Roses in winter. 13771, 13772.
Round dance. 20067.
Rustie dance. 20075, 20076.
Sailors’ song. 20086.
Sea song. 23907.
Seek ye the Lord. 3813.
26596—12——30
13734,
2217
20147.
20156.
Serenade.
Shadows.
Sicilian air. 22113, 24619*.
Silver cascade. 20175.
Soldiers’ march. 20206.
Sonatina. 20220-20223.
Song of the dwarfs. 20230.
Song of the Egyptian princess.
9113.
Soprano melody. 24713.
Source (La) 11856.
Souvenir (Un) 9141.
Souvenir mélancolique. 29879.
Souvenir of Genf. 22179.
Spinning-wheel (The) 20265.
Spirits of the night. 22188.
Sport and play. 20266.
Spring beauties. 91565.
Spring revels. 20270.
Spring’s first flower.
Springtide. 20274.
Stars are with
11880.
Story land. 27300.
Suite symphonique. 24773.
Summer frolics. 20291.
Summer in Kyoto. 9205.
Sweet (The) little girl. 18008.
Sylphs and nixies. 22240.
Sympathy. 22241.
Tableaux. 27352.
Tarantella in D minor.
Te Deum in E. 63815.
Teach me O Lord. 11969.
Tender message. 20355.
There is a blessed home. 14061.
There’s a woman like a dew drop.
9332.
There were shepherds.
Thy presence. 20399.
To a water-lily. 19569.
To daffodils. 12048.
Tomorrow. 380074.
Twelve magic keys to Tuneland.
80108.
Twilight.
20273.
the voyager.
22247.
92296.
20442.
Valse arabesque. 6412.
Valse lyrique. 22378.
Valse miniature. 22375.
Variations from sonata in D ma-
jor. “21725:
Viennese waltz. 22396.
Villa of dreams. 16524.
Vision. 20519.
Voice of my beloved. 18145.
Wait on the Lord. 9560.
Waltz. 20540, 20541.
Water nymph. 20551.
Waves (The) 22420.
Wedding march of Pierrot
Pierrette. 6487.
When. 9614.
When power divine. 22448.
Where the lilacs grow. 22478.
and
INDEX
pti iis, An. S., vs 6
Schmidt (A. P.)—Continued.
Why seek ye the living. 6556.
Will-o’-the-wisp. 22497.
Winter sports. 20647.
With sweet lavender. 21606.
Ye angel-hosts above. 22529.
10 selected studies. 21768.
12 melodious studies for violin.
16970.
20 preludes and postiudes for the
organ. 14107.
25 short melodious studies. 17515.
Schmidt (C.) & co. Mazurka. 1065.
Schmidt (C. F.) Fest marsch. 23237,
23238. .
Schmidt (C. W.)
boy, good night.
Schmidt (E.):
Melodidse stticke.
21674, 21675.
Minuetto. 17552.
Moderato. 17565.
Rondo. 17859.
Rund um die uhr.
Schmidt (F.) Song
widow. 380761.
Schmidt (G.) jr.:
If you only knew. 19196.
To waltz with you. 24906.
Schmidt (H.) What are you doing to
me. 12202.
Schmidt (H. P.):
Cavatina. 22562 (41).
My little blue eyed
15774.
19569, 19570,
20071-20074.
of the grass
Gavotte. 22562 (23).
Song of summer birds. 30364
(51).
Schmidt (J.):
Hollindischer holzschuhtanz.
5159.
There is a new girl in town. 6341.
Schmidt (L.) I knew at last ’twas
you. 15202.
Schmidt (L. H.) Maybe I could learn
to love you. 17514.
Schmidt (O.) Concert in the woods.
28100.
Schmidt (R. W.)
you. 23578.
Schmidt (W.
12978.
Schmiedell (F. W.) Neue (Das) miad-
chen. 21767.
Schmieder (M.)
world. 23408.
Schmitt (C.) National graded course.
5728.
Schmitt, CH):
Aprés été. 9850.
Cassandre. 80426.
Chant élégiaque.
Clyméne. 380442.
Damis. 30458.
Derniéres pages. 10234.
Eglé et Atys. 30477.
Eglogue. 10310.
I was only kiddin’
G.) Heart hunger.
Greatest love in the
14616.
2218
Nocturne in A minor. 8964.
Prelude in C. - 8965.
Schnecker (Mrs. P. A.) Shout the}
glad tidings. 25197 (30).
Schmitt (F.)—Continued.
En révant. 10316.
Gaity. 10440.
Parfum exotique. 11431.
Quintette. 1514.
Rapsodie viennoise.
Scaramouche. 380733.
Soir (Un). 11822.
Soirs. 6191.
Spleen. 11869.
Sur lVonde. 11925.
Tristesse au jardin. 4109.
Trois mélodies. 22076.
Tziganiana. 12080. |
Schmitt (J. L.) Kiss me oh so deeply |
sweetheart. 28904.
Schmitt (P. A.):
Aubade. 20772, 20773, 22695. j
Break, break, break. 18471, 18472.
Comrades. 20934.
Crossing the bar.
Vire-flies. 28249.
Hymn to Apollo. 19097.
I asked the sun. 138025.
Moonlight Fay. 24066.
On the water. 21864.
Persian love song. 19911, 19912. |
Spinning song. 24723.
16065.
12648, 12649.
Swiss dancer. 22239.
Schmitt (S.) God rest ye merry gen- |
tlemen. 25936.
Schmitz (F.) Romanze. 27064. |
Schmoll (0O.) Caruso’s champagne |
song. 2357.
24561.
Sehmuck der Madonna.
Happy (A) day. |
Schmutz (A. D.)
12957.
Schmutz (H. P.)
4131.
Schnauder (O. Miiller)
Schnauder (O.)
Schnecker (P. A.):
Elegy in A flat. 7279.
God of our fathers. 21184.
Intermezzo in C. 8968.
Two is company. |
See Miiller- |
Schneegléckchen. 166, 710, 928, 962, |
1116, 1200, 1515-1520.
Schneemann (Der) 1521.
Schneider (E.) :
Cave (The). 18528.
Fluttering leaves. 23262.
In the treetops high. 19236.
Seraphie strains. 27146.
Silent years. 9036. |
Within the stillness of the wood. |
20649. '
Schneider (H.) Muttersprache. 3375. |
Schneider (H. J.) Bee hive. 6843. |
Schneir (H.) Oh you Chicago girl. |
13601.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Schnorr von Carolsfeld (H.) Acht
choral-vorspiele, fiir orgel. 11730.
Schoate (J. HE.) God is ever good.
14982.
Schobert (J.)
11549.
Schoebel (O. M.):
Away! away! 9892.
Come, love, come. 18597.
Come sing before the Lord. 22984.
Quartette in F moll.
O Lord! Thy glory fills the
heaven. 23868.
Rejoice. 1422.
With dainty step. 18211.
Schoeck (O.) Postillon. 21946.
Schoedler (L.) Barnard college song
bk. 14460.
Schon (M.) School of velocity.
20119, 20120.
Schoenaers (H.) Edelweiss-valse.
18767.
Schoenberg (A.):
Drei klavierstticke. 1522.
Klaviersttick. 5402.
Natur. 15809.
Nie ward ich Herrin miid. 15827.
Sehnsucht. 16193.
Voll jeuer stisse. 16542.
Wappenschild. 16570.
Wenn voglein klagen. 16597.
Schone Risette. 165, 472, 1440, 1487,
2505, 2792, 2859, 2860, 3693-3695,
3786, 3787, 4214, 4495-4497, 4877,
5057, 5059, 5144-5150, 6255, 6016-
6026, 6099, 6345-6348, 6366, 6499,
8930, 11733, 11734.
Schénebaum (I.) Tanzlied. 14017.
Schoenefeld (H.) America. 2129.
Schoénste frau. 1528.
Schofield (C. M.) Sweetest Paloma
serenade. 8985.
Schofield (J. I.) Lily and the cedar.
238381.
Scholander (S.) Hundert lieder. 6101,
16173.
Scholars
22078.
Scholz (A. J.):
Stoérche. 16315.
Zwei kammerstticke.
Schondorf’s verlag.
ubungsstticke. 111381.
Schooler (D.):
Hungarian ballet.
Mandolino. 26511.
Moonlight barcarolle.
Twilight revels. 27465.
Schorcht (H.) Gretelein.
Schott (M.):
In the highlands. 21413.
May’s galop. 28974.
Schott & co.:
Concluding voluntary. 3815.
Irish tune from County London-
derry. 26265.
companion. BOO. Slap:
16174.
Melodische
26101.
26640.
30528.
Sehott & co.—Continued.
Kipling settings. 28899.
Marche funébre. 1051.
Mock morris. 29194.
Molly on the shore. 29201.
Premier concerto, fa diése mineur.
8747.
Reiver’s neck-verse. 29596.
Shepherd’s hey. 27159, 29775.
Sussex mummers Christmas carol.
27329.
Toceata and fugue in F. 1797.
Schott fréres:
A la fontaine. 27720.
Chanson portugaise. 28011.
Chanson tyrolienne. 280138.
D’un cahier d’ esquisses. 17110.
Echos des montagnes. 28276.
Lamento. 28927.
Little Japs. 28999, 29000.
Marche guerriére. 29106.
Menuet. 29158.
Nenia. 29318.
Pierrot sérénade. 29495.
Soirée de mai. 29824.
Sonnez, 0 cloches. 28490.
Valse berceuse. 380138.
Schott’s (B.) sdhne:
A. B. C. des violinspiels.
Paeralley
"A la valse.
27715,
25200.
A ma fiancée. 18247.
Abendlied. 1529.
Adagio e allegro. 8.
Adagio. 193857.
Adagio, aus der arpeggioni. 2012].
Ainsi fis-je une villanelle. 25220.
Air aus der D dur ouverture. 2197.
Air de ballet. 600.
Air varié. 2103.
Alba (L’) 14840.
Album. 22613.
Album-blitter. 18272, 18273.
Alla mareia. 2150;
Alla tarantella. 2113.
Allegretto. 9986.
Allegro animosamente. 380.
Allegro appassionato. 31.
Allegro vivamente. 9818.
Allemanda. 82.
Am bache. 2127.
Am stillen herd. 25025.
Amsel-lied. 4420.
Andante. 25931.
Andante espressivo. 22659.
Andante grazioso. 22660.
Andantino. 11101, 23958.
Antangs-stunden (Die) 14416.
Ange consolateur. 22661.
Anglaise. 25272.
Arietta. 2161.
Au point du pied. 20771.
Aubade. 9876.
Aubade provengcale. 22696.
9919
——___—
INDEX
Pts DEM. S., Va &
Schott’s (B.) séhne—Continued.
Auf dem kinderfest. 4454.
Auf der eisbahn. 4456.
Ave Maria. .18364.
Awake beloved! 22716.
Bagatelle. 25348.
Barearole. 2221, 22238.
Bass-arie aus der Matthius-
Passion. 183865.
Belle qui tiens ma vie. 14488.
Belles maniéres. 9945.
Bénédiction nuptiale. 25382.
Berceuse. 9956, 22777, 25388.
Bergers et musettes. 9959.
Birthday present. 27907, 27908.
Bourrée. 18456.
Canons. 4627.
Canto amoroso. 214.
Canzonetta. 18512.
Capriccietto. 1078, 26028.
Capriccio. 5096.
Caprice. 3801.
Causerie sentimentale.
Chagrin. 25518.
Chanson. 4918.
Chanson de route. 4643.
Chanson du merle. 25521.
Chanson Louis XIII & Pavane.
10078, 22913.
Chanson sans paroles. 4645.
Chanson sérénade. 22916.
Chansons de tous les temps. 10079.
Chant d’ adieu. 4647.
Chant du matin. 2377.
Charité (La) 17868, 17869.
Chasse (La) 22925.
Cherry ripe. 28023.
Christmas song. 18574.
Cloches de Nantes. 10120.
Concerto en mi mineur. 17634.
Concertsttick. 23000.
Concertstiick, in the form of a
polonaise. 20937.
Consolation. 18613.
Contes @ avril. 25584.
Contre-tanz. 4528.
Courante. 668.
Credo. 3833.
Crossing the bar. 281385, 28136.
Cueillette (La) 10172.
Cujus animam. 6063, 17870, 17871.
Dans les champs. 14714, 30459.
Danse élégiaque. 3862.
Danse langoureuse. 365.
Danse napolitaine. 28172.
Danse orientale. 367.
Denkst du daran. 23080.
Destinée, la rose-moi. 14741.
Deutsche tinze. 2514, 2515.
Deutscher tanz. 896, 5684, 26670.
Deux airs célébres. 11543.
Deux bourées. 1129.
Deux menuets. 1475.
Dreams of thee. 10288, 14788.
Drei orgelstiicke. 15153, 16078.
14603.
2220
Schott’s (B.) séhne—Continued.
Du moyen age 4 la renaissance.
10296.
Hinsam. 25740.
Hlégie. 450, 10318.
Hile est charmante. 28282.
En avant | artillerie. 30480.
En m’en reyenant de vers chez
mon pére. 14822.
En visite. 10317.
Englische klassiker.
Hrinnerung. 23183.
Erzherzog Carl Franz
marsech. 23186. —
Es war einmal. 4880.
Hsquisse andalouse. 23189.
Ktat @&ame. 17051.
Httiden-album. 18802, 18803, 21064.
23180.
Joseph
Exercices et préludes. 18810.
Fantaisie joyeuse. 4907.
Fantaisie mignonne. 4908.
Fantaisie pastorale. 4909.
Fantasie. 18366.
Fantasie und fuge. 16814.
Festal march (in C) 18842.
Féte de village au xviii°® siécle.
25820.
Féte populaire dans la banlieue de
Paris, au xx™® siécle. 25821.
Feuillet d’ album. 11186, 26651.
Fils (Le) du roy. 14886.
Final symphonique. 21104.
Fontaine (La) .532.
Franzosisches lied. 4952.
Frohliches wandern. 23287.
Fiinf lieder. 25461.
Galop de concert. 25888.
Gavotte. 105, 565, 566, 601, 4981,
4982, 10447, 14943, 19632, 19633,
25932, 26029, 26652, 27611. — *
Gavotte 4 la cour. 238311.
Gavotte caprice. 10450.
Gavotte en roundeau. 567.
Gedichte. 18919, 18920.
Giga all’ antico. 584.
Gigue. 585, 665, 4993.
Giocoso. 4994.
Glocken und gralsscene.
Gltickliches Wien! 18942.
Gondola. 5024.
Gradus ad Parnassum. 18978,
21209, 23383-23385, 23386, 25961,
30522.
Grand choeur.
Grave. 23400.
Gute nacht Hiinschen. 5065.
Gymnastische tibungen. 25993.
Hearts call. 5117.
Hebriiisches lied und tanz. 28565.
Heure du berger. 10608.
Heure exquise. 21278.
Houzards de la garde. 10641.
Humoreske. 5185. |
Humoristiche transkriptionen. |
sa, |
12155.
7519.
INDEX
aos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Schott’s (B.) séhne—Continued. Schott’s (B.) séhne—Continued.
Intimité. 15316, 19634.
Introduction and fugue. 38017.
Irish rubies. 19251.
Jagd-szene. 15344.
Jeunesse. 23679.
Jugend-album. 19310.
Kindergarten (Der) 19335, 23722.
Klassische violin-musik. 253836,
25997-25999, 26334-26357, 26671,
26672, 28908, 28909.
Klassische violoncell-musik. 20788,
214938, 23735-23739, 26358, 26368.
Kleine schelm. 5406.
Kleine tanz-suite. 15407.
Komm, stisser tod. 10938.
Konzertstiick in H-moll. 19354.
Kummer. 19358.
Kurmainzer march. 21500, 21501.
Lament (The) 19366.
Landais (Le) 10961.
Larghetto und gavotte. 26000.
Las! si j’avais pouvoir d’ oublier.
15425.
Liebelei. 964, 10990, 10991.
Liebesfreud. 10992, 23814, 23816.
Liebesleid. 10998.
Lied der Christine. 966.
Lustigen (Die) weiber von Wind-
sor. 23899.
. Marechen (Ein) 26501.
Mazurka. 3286, 23975.
Meditation. 1069.
Meistersinger von Nitirnberg. 22408.
Meistersinger-vorspiel. 380818.
Melodia campestre. 3298.
Melodie. 23300.
Melodidse stucke. 19569, 19570,
21674, 21675.
Melodische ettiden. 15638-15648.
Melody in F. 38748.
Ménétrier (Le) 24004.
Menuet. 186, 187, 5623, 5625,
30618.
Menuet Es dur. 672.
Menuett. 4524, 5098, 5686.
Menuetto. 2819, 5629.
Mi patria. 156683.
Mimoses. 15671.
Miniatures. 24040.
Minuetto. 11161, 17552.
Minuetto rococo. 3336.
Mirage. 26611.
Misericordia. 21704.
Moderato. 17565.
Moment musical. 6105, 30628,
30629.
Momento appassionato. 11169.
Moonlight intermezzo. 15719—
15023.
Moto perpetuo. 11418.
Muses dans la forét. 1184, 24092.
Musette. 1185.
Musikant (Der) 1137, 15750=
LESS ee
2221
Myrthe. 1174.
Neue albumblitter. 19738.
Ninon (Le) 11281.
Noces (Les) de papillon. 15848.
Nocturne. 1244, 2396, 6383.
Nocturno. 238901.
Notte (La) 15850.
Novelletten. 21795, 24190.
Offertoire in EH minor. 21834.
Ophelia. 21872.
Orchesterstudien. 4219.
Palaestra. 19881-19884, 21889,
21890, 243138, 243814.
Palencia (La) 24818.
Palestra. 26880.
Piquerettes (Les) 243828.
Parsifal. 25028.
Passacaglia. 15962, 183868.
Passé lointain. 3549.
Pastorale. in D flat. 19894.
Paysage hollandais. 11441.
Petit caprice. 11453.
Petite marquise. 5891.
Petite mazurka. 21912.
Petite pastorale. 243851.
Petite suite sur les notes. 26921.
Peureuse (La) 11456.
Polnisch. 29518.
Postlude in D. 21947.
Pour l’avril vainquevr. 17750.
Priludium und _ fuge. 12463,
14439, 18369.
Précieuse (La) 11514, 24397.
Preghiera. 24898.
Prelude. 3802, 5933.
Preludio. 38605.
Premier grand concerto. 3607.
Premiéres feuilles. 11518.
Priére. 5948.
Priére 4 la nuit. 5944.
Quan d@’ essa venne da me. 16054.
Qui veut ouir chanson. 16061.
Quis est homo. 6064.
Ravin (Le) 17882.
Recitativo und _ scherzo-caprice.
24454.
Refrains des jeunes. 380696.
Repos en Egypte. 1426.
Réverie mauresque. 20022.
Réveuse (La) 1486.
Rigaudon. 27041.
Rococeo. 6083.
Rococo gayotte. 24489.
Romance. 1449, 1450, 3364, 26578.
Romance sans paroles. 5679.
Romanze. 20043.
Rondino. 6050.
Rondo. 674, 17859, 25369.
Rosemary. 11649, 17865.
Rossignol en amour. 11655.
Roy (Le) a fait battre tambour.
11659.
Rund um die uhr. 20071-20074.
Russisch. 29679. \
INDEX
|
Di. Temes vs. 6
Schott’s (B.) s6éhne—Continued.
Sarabanda e giga. 1504.
Sarabande. 5074, 6083, 11703.
Scene d@’ amour. 29705.
Scénes villageoises. 16167.
Scherzo. 10246.
Scherzo etude. 11191.
Schlummerlied. 3788.
Schmeichelkiitzchen. 24559.
Schnapphiihne winterlied. 11729.
Schon Rosmarin. 11732, 24562.
Schottische sage. 27120.
Schule der geliiufigkeit.
Schule ist aus. 6106.
Sechs capricien oder etitiden. 80722.
Sechs ettiden. 21662.
Sechs sonatinen. 18997, 28061.
Sérénade. 3825, 21205.
Shepherd’s tale. 22109.
Sicilienne. 30747.
Sicilienne, und Rigaudon. 11778.
Siegmunds liebesgesang. 4222.
Siegmund’s love song. 30819.
Six morceaux faciles. 30627.
Six solos. 61381.
Soeur monique. 6189.
Soirées musicales. 16246.
Solemn dance. 38838.
Sonata en fa min. 9845.
Sonata en mi mineur.
Sonata en ré. 11089.
Sonata en ré mineur.
Sonata en sol. 11698.
Sonata en ut. 9990.
Sonata no. 4 en sol mineur.
Sonatas. 9855, 9856.
Sonate. salsa alse
26517, 27231, 27788-27791.
Song of the lotos. 1624.
Sonnambula (la) 2256.
Souper walzer. 3911.
Souvenir joyeux. 29878.
Souvenirs du peuple. 16291.
Spezial ettiden. 22185-22186.
Studies for the development of
the left hand. 1675.
Studio dell’ agilité. 11903.
Suite de piéces, en forme de
danses anciennes. 27315.
Suite in alter form. 22211.
Suite in E moll. 16074.
Sunshine. 30776.
Sur la branche. 24792.
Tallahassee. 1717, 16387.
Tanz. 5db3F.
Tanz der Lehrbuben. 6458.
22085.
10442.
10223.
9915.
23701,
Tempo di minuetto. 24845.
Tentatrice (La). 20357.
Toccata. 21604.
Toceata & fuge. 14440, 18378,
20791.
Triume. 6459, 12160.
Trauer gesang. 1809.
Trauer marsch. 63869.
Trauerweiden. 20416.
Schott’s (B.) séhne——Continued.
Traumbild. 20418.
Trianon et Malmaison. 30796.
Trio. + diltnis
Tristesse. 6379.
Two dances. 80668.
Uebungen ftir den handstrich.
20454.
Und ich war fern. 20457.
Und so macht’ ich ein villanelle.
20458.
Valse. 1245.
Valse bluette. 4157.
Valse noble. 6422. .
Valse parisienne. 6423.
Valse scherzo. 6426.
Valse triste. 1863.
Veillée d’une petite ville. 16509.
Viendras-tu? 6441, 18139.
Vier klavierstticke. 23758.
Villon. 64438.
Violin-sonaten.
Vision. 27542.
Viva torero. 165382.
Volkslied. 1903.
Walther’s preislied. 380820.
Walthers werbegesang. 1910.
Walzer. 732, 4368, 4718, 6250.
Walzer-capricen. 42386.
Warum. 6109.
Wilhelmus von Nassauen.
182038.
Wunderstrasse. 27673.
Zigeunerklinge. 25190.
2™° easeaeca. 18244, 207038.
2 konzert. 26426.
2 sonaten. 18531.
3 kurze stticke. 15153.
4 dances anciennes. 23710.
80 melodische _ stiidien.
28490.
80 spezial-etuden. 15127, 21268,
21269, 23476, 23477, 26054.
Schouten (J. M.):
Holliindischer bauernfest. 15142.
Hollindischer bauernfest walzer.
7642, 10622.
Schrader (R.) Mieze im hosenrock.
134386.
Schradieck (H.)
Schraeder (I. F.)
15919.
Sehrinil (A.) Ovéacéek. 26875.
Schreck (G.) In dulei jubilo.
Schreiner (L.) Moonbeam. 15459.
Schreiner (O. F.) Suffragetter. 9196.
Schroeder (C.) Klassische violoncell-
musik. 21493.
Schroeder (E.) :
Complete mastery of scales. 309.
9927-9936.
16668,
21284,
Seale studies. 24557.
Once upon a time.
13120.
Violin school. 1888.
Schroeder (J. H.):
Celeste Aida. 380154.
Greetings to mother. 28508.
2222
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Schroeder (T. D.)
for a row. 6307.
Schroeder (W.):
Hoch Berlin. 2862.
Komm bind mir mal die schuhe zu.
3106. :
Pfifikus (Der) 19918.
aria.) 20341.
Walzerlied. 4237.
Schubert (F. P.):
Adagio aus der Arpegione-sonate.
20121.
Allegro moderato. 303864 (50).
Ave Maria. 1527.
Chaine de lindler et valses. 16175.
Chaine de valses. 16176.
Cradle-song. 16177.
Great is Jehovah the Lord. 20122.
Greetings and kisses for my be-
loved. 22084.
Impromptu. 8971.
Impromptus, op. 90 und op. 142.
8972.
Love. 117388.
Moment musical.
29720.
Momento musicale.
Phantasie. 11739.
Romanza espressiva. 11740.
Serenade. 1528, 2072 (54), 3793,
11741, 17896, 20124, 20125-20127,
0 ea Oe
Six songs. 3807386.
Soirées de Vienne.
Staindchen. 8974.
To Sylvia. 16178.
Wiegenlied. 8975.
50 melodies. 16179.
Benubert (HH. & R.)
15801.
Schubert (H. F.) Oh, you kid. 15892.
Schubert co. Away up in the blue sky.
4473.
Schuberth (E.) & co.:
Barearolle. 12472.
Berceuse. 20830.
Festival march. 21099.
Gavotte. 189138.
Gone. 171387.
Happy spring days.
Helen polka. 19040.
How happy are the souls above.
3012, 6105, 8978,
20123.
11742.
Nachtfalter.
19019.
726.
If I were king. 10769.
Music box. 29248.
Nor eye hath seen. 1218.
O worship the King. 24227.
Our life is vain. 19863.
Owl (The) 21885.
Petits moulins 4 vent.
Polka de bal. 19946.
Reverie. 27031.
Scherzo-étude. 20115.
Shall I wed thee. 16204.
Sleepy land. 162386.
26922.
Take your girlie
Schuberth (E.) & co.—Continued.
Valentine (A) 12097.
Valse-arietta. 20476.
Venite exultemus. 18124.
12 easy pieces for pianoforte.
17897.
7 recital
22083.
Schuberth (F.) jr.:
Carillon (Le) 10052, 12564.
Konzertino. 13818.
Lieber mond. 26407.
Marschlied. 138384.
Mond-walzer. 26631-26633.
Post (Die) im _ walde.
136838.
Postillon-lied. 13684.
Slavisches liedchen.
Schuberth (J.) & co.:
An der quelle (At the source).
18299.
Bliitenregen. 18445.
Gondellied. 18959.
Jagdstiick. 19267.
John Maynard. 19292.
pieces for pianoforte.
13682,
13893.
Morgengruss. 19629.
Rosenlied. 20057.
Sechs leichte klavier ettiden.
18710.
Serenade im parke. 20149.
Walzer im freien. 20545.
Schuberthaus-verlag:
An einen herbstwald. 18300.
An ein krankes kind. 46.
Bescheidene schifer (The shy
lover). 18424.
Bitte. 18433.
Erinnerung. 18793.
Frage und antwort. 18893.
Kolumbine. 19353.
Lied eines miidchens. 19412.
Morgengesang. 19627, 19628.
Rauch (Der). (Smoke). 19998.
Regen. 20006.
Stindchen. 1656.
Ton (Der) 20413.
Wand’rer, wand’rer sind wir alle.
1919.
Schuchardt (J. H.):
Waiting for you sweetheart mine.
30200.
While the twilights come and go.
30280.
Schueler (A.) lLuftschloss. 11064.
Schuesler (J.) Smiling Bill. 13899.
Schuett (A.) American mother.
22646.
Schiitt (B.) Impromptu mélodique.
22609.
Sechiitt (E.): e
A la bien aimée. 20707,
DULG 2 tl9:
°°
DEVS,
Ariette. 30386.
Danse-sérénade. 1017.
En souvenir. 380481.
2223
INDEX
pt. I, ME S., “vi.6
Sechtitt (H.)—Continued.
Humoresques-miniatures. 19098.
19094.
Humoresque-sérénade. 10651.
Interméde-sérénade. 10825.
Petite scéne de ballet. 1887.
Romance. 1450.
Romance-appassionato. 22029.
Scherzino-sérénade. 11722.
Schuette (M. A.) Springtime. 3932.
Schiitz (H.)
3817.
Schuetze (C.)
Schuh (A. N.)
20864.
Schuh (J.) Missa conventualis. 5653.
Schuler (G. S.):
Carnival march. 10055.
Selig sind die todten.
In the garden. 28782.
Bright anticipations.
Demia. 10228.
Heart’s ideal. 26041.
Schulke (J. B.) Oh you Morris.
17678.
Schulkins (A.):
Carnival march.
Demia. 10228.
Schultheis (G.) That dreamy Schu-
bert serenade. 20362.
Schultz (A.):
Hventide cradle song. 17055.
Morning march. 17584.
Noon-tide waltz. 17655.
Serenade. 17904.
Ship ahoy. 17916.
South wind. 17965.
Swing song. 18021.
Schultz (C. A.) Liedel von glitick,.
28978.
Schultz (EH. 1.)
rose. 29278.
Schultz (H. BH.)
10055.
My love is like a
Ballet of the butterflies. 20797.
One of the herd. 8598.
Schultz (J. A. P.) Butterflies. 4614.
Schultze (H. H.) Nation’s eall. 15806.
Schultze-Biesantz (
Mit mir allein. 26623.
Pro patria. 26982.
Wie alles kam. 27642.
Schumacher (H. A.) :
Ich hebe meine augen auf. 15264.
Stimmt mit den engeln an. 24752.
Schumann (C.) Suite. 6107.
Schumann (G.) Ruth. 1481.
Schumann (R. A.):
Abendlied. 1529.
An den abendstern. 1530.
Aufschwung, and Traumeswirren.
20129.
Beiden grenadiere.
Davidsbiindler (Die)
Gipsy life. 8977.
Teh grolle nicht.
Joyful peasant.
Lotus flower.
1531.
20150.
16181.
29722.
2973, 11744, 307387.
Schumann (R. A.)—Continued.
Love divine that stooped to share.
6108.
Morning song. 8978.
Papillon polonaise. 12359 (42).
Robert Schumann—album. 3795.
Schlummerlied. 22086.
Slow movement from the violon-
cello concerto. 11745.
Three short pieces. 11746.
Triumerei. 27122.
Two grenadiers. 24567.
Voice of love. 20182.
Vogel als prophet. 20181.
Warum. 6109.
Widmung. 8979, 11747.
1°°° sonate. 201383.
2°m° sonate. 201384.
Schunke (H.):
Gdybyn Ci wierzye. mogi.
Meloye polskie. 5609.
Schuppig (A.) I dont care what
might become of me. 10676.
Schuster (EK. J.) Moon dance. 13458.
Schuster (G.) Where the Rio Grande
is flowing. 9659.
Schuster (G. H.) music co. Where the
Rio Grande is flowing. 9659.
Schutz (W. E.) Long cheer for Yale.
29024.
Schutzinger (A. C.) There’s a heart
that waits for you. 12009.
Schwake (H. G.) Boyhood days.
25440.
Schwartz (B.)
Schwartz (J.):
April fool rag. 143894, 27714 (82).
Boost Brooklyn. 9994.
Brookside inn. 27944.
Come and play peek-a-boo.
(29).
Come down to earth’ my dearie.
4990, 6648 (46).
Come love, and play peek-a-boo.
14662.
I ain’t got no ear for music.
19099.
I’m a bear for you. 29138, 12859
(77), 14819 (80).
I’m going back to Reno.
25197 (114).
I’m the lily. 14319 (86).
I want a whole lot of girls.
6648 (70).
Joyous spring. 380575.
Just think of all the money you
could save. 26317, 27714 (89).
Let’s make love among the roses.
14319 (106).
12359 (93).
4986.
Rag time love. 24447.
16728
15238,
5240,
My operatic Samson.
Oh you dream. 9782 (74).
On an Irish honeymoon. 17690.
Pop corn man. 1367.
Potsand pans. 24884, 27714 (115).
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INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
| Schwartz (J.)—Continued.
Pretty little girl inside. 5940, 6648
(101).
Ragging the old
29568, 30864 (111).
Rum tum tiddle.
C112),
saranh’s hat. 20101, 25197
Sighing. 90835.
They’re all good American names.
93438, 14319 (151).
Schwartz (J.) pub. co.
Vienna roll.
29676, 30364
(211).
Pots and pans.
24384.
Schwartz (M.) My old Kentucky rag.
13519.
Schwartz (M. BH.) Danse polatre.
23056.
Schwartz (O.) Julchens fiitterwochen.
10878.
Schwartz (P.):
Any girl looks good in summer.
12417, 12418, 14819 (29), 14887-
14392, 16782, 25284.
Blarney Kate. 6881.
Honey Sal. 5168.
My honey of my heart.
16728 (52).
Rag-time love. 17827,
(208).
Sing me
9050.
There is one born every minute.
12006, 12359 (108).
Weird rag. 22429.
Yea boys, let’s have a time.
Schweers & Haake:
Auf Bornholm. 253818.
Fahnenschwur. 12782.
Schweizer & co.:
America, my home so famed. 39.
Lieder der liebe und sehnsucht.
13504,
19994, 25197
an Irish Come-all-ye.
9742.
23819.
Schwerin (G.) Romantique. 11618,
11614.
Schwieck (A.) Nonett. 24185, 26756.
Schwingenstein (H.):
Honey does you love your Sammy.
28597.
Its nice to be in love with you.
288238.
| Schwingenstein (EK. F.) Won’t you be
my little girl. 2028, 4341.
It’s only for a little while. 3038.
Just a smile from the girl you
love. 18194.
| Sehytté (L.):
Instructive recreations. 23648.
Little shepherdess. 23851.
Schule des modernen klavierspiels.
2 PA
Sylphs and nixies. 22240.
Tekniske klavierstudier. 80784.
Sciacca (V.) We'll go joyriding up in
the air. 27576.
Scipio. 10567.
Scofield (M. C.):
Now and then. 8501.
Ye winds of the night. 20669.
Scott (—):
I’m on my honeymoon. 19158.
There’s something in the seaside
air. 20379.
Scott (Av D:) :
Night prayer. 1203.
Shrine (The) 1563.
Shuiler (The) 1564.
Twilight fallen white and cold.
1828.
When spring comes laughing. 1966.
Scott (B.):
Come with me to Gipsyland. 7057.
Do you remember the last waltz.
14759.
Fall in and follow me.
Good-bye girlie. 17142.
Hallo, here comes a jolly sailor.
7335.
21229.
Have you ever loved any other
girl. 15093.
Here comes the chocolate major.
2845.
I’d like to go to Turkey. 15191.
I don’t care what becomes of me.
2893, T7697.
I’m Sammy Sharp. 21346.
I’m the master of the bow-wows.
TTAT.
I saw Peter Henry home. 17253.
If you want to please the lady.
15276.
Jean Maclaren. 7915.
Let me kiss those tears
8033.
My cinnamon lady. 8359.
My first love, my last love, my
away.
only love. 138495.
Put on your military uniform.
17821.
Sweet Evelyn. 14000.
Take your girlie on the steamer.
92067.
Tantalising. 18082.
They don’t all go to hear the band.
16436.
Try on your grandma’s crinoline.
22385.
Waltz me up the staircase. 20543.
Wedding bells are ringing for
Sammy. 14207.
Where there’s a bunch of girls
you'll find a sailor. 18192.
You can’t judge a woman by her
clothes. 20679.
Seott (Canny) Death of a neighbor’s
baby boy. ‘7157.
Seott (Charles) :
Don’t cut your laugh in half.
17006.
2225
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INDEX >
Scott (Charles) —Continued.
I’m going to bea boy scout, grand-
pa. 138054.
In sunlight and starlight. 10802.
Let us love, as we loved years ago.
19402.
Montana Flo. 19616.
My bellflower. 19666.
On a moonlight night. 26831.
Somebody’s thinking of Ssomebody’s
somebody. 138908.
Someone has set you against me.
13910.
Spoony night. 27278.
What would the summer be like
without you. 380231.
Seott (Cyril):
Ainsi fis-je une villanelle. 25220.
Air varié. 2108.
Amsel-lied. 4420.
Aubade. 9876.
Berceuse. 16846, 25388.
Caprice. 3801.
Chagrin. 25518.
Chanson du merle. 25521.
Chansonnette. 6978.
Cherry ripe. 28023.
Danse élégiaque. 3862.
Danse langoureuse. 3865.
Danse négre. 25640.
Danse orientale. 3867.
Wlégie. 450.
Introduction and fugue. 3017.
Kummer. 19358.
Love’s aftermath. 17455.
Mirage. 26611.
New moon. 13552.
Old song ended. 26825.
Over the prairie. 21884.
Prélude. 3802.
Romance. 1449.
Solemn dance. 3883.
Tallahassee. 1717, 16387.
Trauerweiden. 20416.
Trysting tree. 4115.
Und so macht’ ich ein villanelle.
20458.
Unforeseen (The) 16489.
Valley of silence. 4155.
Valse caprice. 9470.
Valse triste. 1863.
Villanelle of the Poet’s road.
16526.
Scott (C. D.) Summer. 22212,
Seott (C. P.):
Baby from Bagdad. 100.
Enchantment. 21047.
Lord and Father, I call on Thee.
29082.
Rose’of India. 29658.
scott, (Ga:) :
Dromedary. 17028.
Trixie’s taxi. 24922.
Scott (H. A.):
Dégagé march. 4781.
Dt; I nes. v.76
Scott (H. A.)—Continued.
Moon smiles. 8317.
Nature’s garden. 8423.
Scott (James) :
Quality. 19984.
Ragtime oriole. 29566.
Scott (Lady John) Annie Laurie. 59,
2145, 12414.
Scott (J. P.) Revelation. 29610.
Scott (M.):
All aboard goes Jack the sailor.
20723.
Floating down the old Zambesi.
18867.
Hush, here comes the dream man.
alii
I am the bailiff to the caliph. 7685.
I’ve been knocking at every door.
2934.
T’ve got rings on my fingers.
7768, 21358.
I’ve never had my license canceled
yet. 775.
Isabel. 852.
Oh, Joe! Stick out your toe.
19799.
Paddy boy. 8636.
Put on your clogs once more.
3627.
Quaker girl. 13712.
Soul of my soul. 9782 (78).
There’s no such things as bogies.
30787.
They can do without us. 9839.
Vagabonds toast. 27494.
What do the waves say. 16601.
Why do you keep laughing at me.
20627.
Ye dom t know Flynn. 16692.
Scott (N.)
it ey ‘the night birds trilling in
the green, Imogen. T7704.
Soul of my soul. 9186, 138928,
13929.
Scott (S.):
Like as the hart. 19422.
Ponder my words. 19952.
Seotti (D.) Fort Sam Houston.
17100.
Scotto (V.):
Angelina. 50, 6735.
Joueuse de balles. 885.
Ronde du soir. 24508.
Son p’tit coquelicot. 1618.
You, you, sous les bambous. 2054.
Seotton (A. C.) Glow-worms. 23350.
Seoville (C. R.):
Always room. 9823.
At the judgment bar. 9868.
Beyond the shadows. 9968.
Blessed ye disciples. 9977.
Cause of righteousness. 10060.
Come in. 101384.
Coming king. 10141. °
Day will dawn. 10205.
2226
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}
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
‘Scoville (C. R.)—Continued.
Find where lost. 10374.
Glory for Him. 10484.
God of our country. 10494.
Grace is the thing you need.
10532.
Great things for me. 10548.
Harvest is waiting. 10578.
He is our Lord and King. 10582.
He keeps me. 10583.
He never forgets His own. 10585.
He will ever abide with me.
10588.
His last word. 10618.
How good He is. 10646.
I’m a sunny hearted pilgrim.
10704.
I’m out and out for Jesus. 10714.
I trust Thee still. 10725.
I will follow Thee my Savior.
10788.
Is His love crowded out. 10834.
Jesus called the children. 10855.
Jesus is the way. 10857.
Jesus is waiting for you. 10858.
Jesus, Savior, pilot me. 10863.
Jesus the first and last. 10865.
Just a little way to Jesus. 10888.
Keep sweet. 10910.
Keep your eyes fixed on Jesus.
10911.
Let us notice the danger Signs.
10986.
Live in the sunshine of God’s love.
11024.
More of Jesus. 11181.
More precious to me. 11182.
Mother is waiting for me. 11192.
My Father’s land. 11222.
Not now—just now. 11290.
On my knees. 11366.
Our bark comes sailing home.
11401.
Our talents for Jesus. 11407.
Peace of God. 11443.
Praise Him with anthems of joy.
Ta DOT.
Praise Him with strains sublime.
11508. i
Pressing forward. 11519.
Promise divine. 11534.
Pull up stream. 11539.
Safest time is now. 11676.
Salvation’s free. 11692.
Saviour of love. 11714.
Sing His praise. 11796.
Soldiers for the King. 11828.
Stooping to save. 11888.
Sun-rise life. 11920.
Sun will shine again. 11921.
Sweet voices are calling. 11939.
Take your stand for Jesus. 11955.
Tell it o’er and o’er. 11974.
There is light for a step at a time.
12005.
Scoville (C. R.)—Continued.
Thy Kingdom come. 12085.
Trust His precious love. 12066.
Truth shall win. 12067.
Turn back to God. 12074.
Turn your beacon higher. 12075.
Walk and taik with Jesus. 12166.
What boundless, matchless love.
2203:
Which are you. 12254.
You are out of touch with Jesus.
12321. :
You'll never win alone. 12828.
Your boy and mine. 12387.
Your milestone. 12339.
Seoville (J. G.):
Belle of the U. S. Navy. 2253.
Eleven novel teaching pieces. 3803.
T’ll be a sister to you. 26181.
Scrinzi (G.) Sonata. 20136.
Seroggy (M. W.) Irish girl. 15320.
Seabott (W.) My little old rag doll.
19698.
Seabrook (A. J.):
Fairy revels of Fairyland. 7330,
12786.
Harmony of creation. 15086.
Irish brunette. TSS87.
Irish songs in English and Gaelic.
Las yale
Seabrook’s Irish-American patri-
otic songs. 8984, 13835.
Till the moon burns out. 1787.
Seaburg (L. B.) O linger awhile sweet
spirit. 24209.
Seabury (R.W.) Olive branch. 21858
Seal (F. M.) Reciprocity. 16068.
Sealy (F. L.):
Hvar och en som dricker af detta
vatten. 7673.
Jowett. 263801.
Sear-Wilson music pub. co.:
Childhood days are dear to me.
4658.
Hight o’clock rush rag. 257389.
I want to hear a southern tune. ~
5245.
Waiting and longing for you.
30198.
What I’d even do for you. 27588.
Searle (C. B.):
Days of long ago. 16980.
Rose and the heart. 17861.
Sears (G.) Old home is best of all.
19817.
Sears (H.) lLover’s charm. 26479.
Seasons (The). 18347.
Sebren G. W.):
Be cheerful all along. 27871.
Whosoever will. 30288.
Séechia rapita. 440, 1539-1542, 10050.
Secor (M. 8S.) Love anew. 11048.
Sedberry (J. G.) We shall meet again
in springtime, Mary dear. 1927.
2227
INDEX
/
pt. 17, n. s.,-v. 6
Sedbetter (C.) Days to never be.
18675.
Seeboeck (W. C. EH.) Three pieces for
piano. 8991.
Sebree (C.) Old homestead. 24256.
Seeger (C.) jr.:
Asleep. 20766.
Endymion. 21052.
Pride of youth. 21961.
Song to —. 22167.
Till I wake. 22317.
When soft winds and sunny skies.
22450.
When we two parted. 22468.
Seegitz (G. N.) On Sunday evening.
11367. |
Seeley (B.):
Coonology.. 10155.
I’m getting kind of lonesome for
my old Kentucky pal. 138058.
14319 (83), 17245, 27714 (738).
My sweet Suzanna. 5720.
Sambo go on and play your banjo.
13803, 16728 (59).
Throw a kiss to me, my minstrel
man. 14079.
Seeley (O.C.):
I’ll come back for you. 5209, 7712.
I’]1 meet you to-night in the land
of dreams. 5212, 10693.
Seeling (J. G.):
Christnachtszauber. 278.
Meissner porzellan. 380617.
Seevers (G. B.) Virginia. 20518.
Segré (R.) :
Mannaggia ’o marito. 19528.
Senza colpa. 29756.
Sincerita. 20179.
Seguy (P.) Vieilles chanteries. 20507.
Seibel (H.) :
Say won’t you love me Jacquenot.
29701.
When I played peek a boo with
you. 380242.
Seibert (A.) Autumn sun. 4465.
Seibert (fF. R.) Bible railway. 27908.
Seibert (T. L.) All right. 28.
Seidel (1.):
Crushes and blushes.
HMorevermore. 17095.
Rocky rags. 13759.
That demon rag. 6829.
Violet and the rose. 9528.
20953.
Seidl (R. F.) Lets go up in an air-
ship. 26401.
Seidt (J. A.):
Blissful moments. 6888.
Blue Beard. 174.
Cinderella waltz. 280.
Fairy’s dream. 496.
Piano technics. 29493.
Little Red Riding Hood. 985.
Piano technics. 21917.
Woodland echoes. 9726.
Seifert (H. T.):
Avowal. 12452.
Edviga. 12740.
Ma lady. 29073.
Plainte du vent.
Poema di amore.
Scherzo. 29711.
Seifert (W.) Zwei rondos.
Seigel & King.
picture show. 18599.
13678.
3087.
13840.
Seiler (S.):
Cinderella mazurka. 10115.
Forsaken. 10411.
Golden West. 10509.
Listen to the mocking bird. 21547.
Love’s young dream. 21594.
Mother’s love waltz. 11196.
My love is like the red, red rose.
Oh let us go to the |
Oe
Young America. 123385.
Sein herzensjunge. 13217, 14563, —
14564, 15404, 15410.
Seitz (F.) Heil’ge nacht nun kehrst
du wieder. 234638.
Seitz (R. F.):
Eternal youth. 12766.
Marcella overture. 138369.
March of the states. 133872.
To one I love. 14089.
When knighthood was in Chicago.
14234.
Sekles (B.):
Divertimento, in 4 sitzen. 18703.
EKpilog. 10828.
In der ltifte blau. 10794.
In meeres mitten. 10796.
Wenn ich zu walde geh’.
Selby (B. Luard-)
12197.
See Luard-Selby |
rae
(B.)
Selander (J. W.) Summer twilight on -
the farm. 24779.
Seldon (A.) Oliver’s olives. 8582.
Sellars (D.) Songs of the open road.
13925.
Sellars (S. G.):
At twilight. 18341.
Cantilene rustique.
Carnival overture.
Cradle song. 25608.
25491.
20894.
Repose. 27026.
Sellenick (A.) Marche indienne. |
5570.
Sellers (HE. O.):
Blessed be His name. 14525.
Coronation day. 325.
Fear thou not for I am with thee.
2648.
Now let us gather one and all.
1226
Once in my sin I wondered. ,
21867.
Praise ye Jehovah.
Sing me the story.
Things not seen
22300.
21954.
16229, 22116.
are eternal.
2228
a
a a er a ct a i eae rh nena onan a ee et em
| Sendel (M.):
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Sellers (E. O.)—Continued.
This is My blood. 4054.
Unto Him. 4145.
Sellke (P.) lLet’s all take a trip out
to Riverview. 8034.
Sells (N.) Golden wedding drive.
18958.
Seltzer (F. R.) American standard
polka. 25255.
Selwood (A. E.)
gale sings in lover’s lane.
Selz (G.) Obsession. 3470.
Seminary music co.:
Air king march two-step. 27742.
When the nightin-
9643.
Base-ball. 12473.
Down by the Rio Grande. 28248.
Fishing. 12814.
Ramin: 15173.
I miss you for I need you. 5281.
Lawn tennis. 138246.
Let’s build a bridge from your
heart to mine. 28961.
Not for awhile but always. 5756.
Oh you pretty ringtail. 5801.
Sailing. 138786.
Star of evening. 6244.
Swimming. 14008.
You'll miss your loving baby bye
and bye. 380348.
What was pastime to you meant
all this world to me. 6506.
Sémiramide. 17867, 20064.
Semmann (L.):
Nocturnal rambling. 1216.
Peace of evening. 13820.
Starry night. 1660.
Semple (J.) Daisy Meldrooms. 23041.
Sena (G. de) Sorrento. 30766.
Senaillé (J. B.):
Arie. 263385.
Sonate in G. 26388.
Senart (M.), Roudanez (B.) & cie:
Princess Edith. 16088.
Vaine caresse. 22366.
Senbury (B. O.) While the fire is
burning low. 14253.
Alpenhirt (Der) 4408.
| Waldestrost. 6464.
Senner (G. F.) Queen of Panama.
13715.
_Sepe (V.) I want to be your feller.
17260.
Serine (L. E.) Dreamy eyes. 18747.
_Serly (lL. von) See Von Serly (L.)
Sernoffsky (R.):
Aeroplane march. 14881.
Just for me won’t you. 7948.
| Serpieri (E.):
Ad Elena. 2090.
Barearola elegiaca. 2220.
Campane (Le) 2888.
Corvo (Il) 2456.
Dialogo con una rondine. 12688.
Serpieri (E.)—Continued.
Ma Portugaise. 3228.
Sconforto. 8800.
Servais (L.) Gymkana.
Service. 15505.
Service personnel.
24600.
Sessions (EH. B.)
Sessions (N. A.)
27849.
Setchell (G. W.):
In, the grape vine swing. 3001.
Look out for the bogie man.
18998.
14149-14151, 16500,
Solemnity. 6193.
Back to the farm.
11034.
Sweetheart my Rose. 11948.
Travel on. 12057.
Seuel-Holst (M.):
Baby’s rocking horse. 102.
Dreaming dolly. 428.
Johnny and the bumble bee.
Little wag. 19448.
Merry spin. 19587.
Modern soldiers’ parade.
Pickaninnies. 19922.
Tiny windmill. 1789.
Wooden soldiers’ parade.
9725.
Sevalk (A. Gaude-) See Gaude-Sevalk
PX)
Sevcik (O.):
Holka modrookaé. 26074.
Scale and arpeggio book for violin.
11764.
Severin (EH. P.)
16232.
Severn (E.) Valse d’ amour. 9471.
Seward (L.) Chimes of the love bells.
25587.
Seward (M.C.) Hear the Master say.
19298.
1104.
6616,
Sky rockets rag.
TGKZS CO)
Seward (T. F.) Hear the Master say.
16728 (5).
Seward (W.) Dreams to sell. 10289.
Sewell (W.) Postlude on the theme
Cum jubilo. 8729.
Seybold (A.):
Bleisoldaten-parade.
Christfest. 267.
Der heimat treu bis in den tod.
7165.
Gebet. 7446.
Gondoliera.
Impromptu. 16202.
Polonaise. 16015.
Pusstascenen. 16050.
Romanza, EH dur. 11621.
Valse aimable. 9466.
Seyfert (HE. L.):
Little Indian. 19441.
Ship o’ dreams. 20162.
Seymour (Mrs. EH.) Jolly summertime.
19297.
Seymour
12106.
6883.
7492.
(Eric) Valse passionnée.
2229
INDEX
Seymour (H.):
O come, all ye faithful. 26772.
Silent night holiest night. 24623.
That old familiar tune. 9324.
Seymour (L.) Magnificat and Nune
dimittis in F. 8179.
Seymour (S. A.):
Old and new. fashioned swings.
5803.
Sweetheart.
Seywang (A.):
Feuille d’ album. 49238.
Jet? aime. 5340.
Quatre préludes.
Sgambati (G.):
Melodia campestre.
Preludio. 3605.
Serenata napoletana. 27145.
Vecchio minuetto. 27514,
Shackels (H. C.) Under the eagle’s
wing. 223856.
Shackley (F. N.):
Casino (The) 25507.
Danse humoristique. 256389.
How sleep the brave. 15168.
O Lord, Thou hast searched me.
113817.
Song of the brook. 27242.
Spring fancies. 27281.
Twilight song. 12076.
Venetian song. 27518.
Shadoin (Mrs. J. D.) Fond memories.
14904.
Shaeffer (A.):
Advancing of the troops. 22596.
If you were a rose. 23603.
My heart’s for you polka. 29268.
Russian peasant song. 24531.:
Superba march. 24789.
Shaffer (E.) In that distant land.
5295.
Shaffer (H. L.):
Because of you. 4380 (98).
Mid the roses. 48380 (146).
Such is the love I have for you.
11905.
Shalit (B. A.)
95388.
Shamforoff (D.) All the time is lovin’
time to me. 22626.
Shanahan (J. J.) Aero honeymoon.
14380.
Shand (C. E.) All aboard for San
Franciseo in 1915. 16750.
11942.
6192.
3298.
Visions of dreamland.
Shand (EH.) Six solos. 6181.
Shandley (T.) My Irish Mayme.
1153.
Shanholster (V.) Mid the golden rod.
5642.
Shanks (J. F.) Aeroplane. 18.
Shanks (L.) I-Mo. 43880 (127).
Shanley (B. J.) Sweet summer-time.
11988, 16364.
Shannon (A. M.) Won’t you come
into the water blue. 4342.
pty mi m.:s., vi fa)
Shannon
20431.
Shannon (J. R.):
Coster rag. 326.
I’d rather have folks say How |
that man did run than There |
(B.) Trying to forget. |
he lies. 747, 6648 (64), 7694.
I’m going back to ‘Tennessee. |
23555.
Mammy’s angel chile. 17482.
Memories of the past. 5614.
Shannon (S.) Out in Oklahoma. |
26874.
Shannon (W.) pseud. See Lipman |
(Ww. |
Ariens (W.)
1557.
Shapiro (M.):
Across the ocean. 12871.
Aeroplane glide. 2094. |
After that I want a little more. |
Shantico or fooled. |
4391.
Airship honeymoon. 9805.
Alanna. 25226.
All aboard for the _ seashore. |
12384. |
Alone. 9822.
And that is what money can do. |
67382.
Apron rag. 16783.
Are you feeling as lonesome as I}
am. 9854.
Ashes of love. 14410.
Aviator Nell. 12451.
Because I want just you.
Below the Mason-Dixon line.
6648 (42)..
Big pow-wow. 16854, 18429.
Blue days. 175. |
Broadway march and _ two-step.
4598.
Caruso glide. 228.
Casino anniversary. 6958.
Come and be my sky maid.
Come home. 16938, 22562 (57). |
Come love and play peek-a-boo. |
14662, 16728 (29).
22755. |
143, |
14659. |
Come love in the moonlight. |
16935.
Come take a ride in my aero. |
10137.
Come take a trip in my new mono- |
plane. 18601.
Coronation waltz. 16954.
Cottage, love, I’ve built for you. |
10162. |
Crimson march and_ two-step. |
2464.
Cristo Colombo. 336.
Daffy as a loon. 12655.
Darned if the fellows can do with-
out girls, girls, girls. 372, 12359 |
(60).
Dat lovin’ touch. 14728, 16728 |
(Gb).
2230
| INDEX
| nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Shapiro (M.)—Continued. Shapiro (M.)—Continued.
Dear little girl. 14734. I love you better than anyone
Deep down in my heart. 7160.
Deep purple. 10221.
Diamond eyes. 10242.
Dixie bells. 10249, 12859 (68).
Dixie parade. 16997.
Dixie rose. 405, 2072 (92).
Do sweetheart, do. 7187.
Do you love roses too. 10258.
Don’t forget to keep on loving
when you marry. 2582.
Don’t put out the light. 12706.
Don’t wake me up. 2072 (96).
Down at Atlantic Isle. 2541.
Down by the seashore. 14771.
Dreamland. 2551.
Dusky Sandy from Sandusky
O-hi-o. 10298.
H-n-g-a-g-e-d don’t spell married
to me. 458.
Every day. 4889.
Kivery moment you’re lonesome.
148438.
Everybody’s Irish on the seven-
teenth of March. 10348.
First you get the money. 4930.
Bly, iy, aly... 528.
From sandland to the moon.
23291.
Garden of love. 555.
Ghost time. 17122.
Give me some fond affection.
10476.
Give me your love. 14970.
Go to sleep. 7474.
Go away from me I hate you.
2002. (105).
Hi-mi-lady. 12990.
Hobble, hobble, hobble in your old
hobble skirt. 151387.
Hobble skirt drag. 2861.
Hobble skirt rag. 10619.
How I love you no words can
tell. 7659.
I ean’t think of anything that’s
half as sweet aS you. 2072
(109).
I’d fall in love with any girl.
10670.
I’d like to be your mother’s son-
in-law. 17227.
I’d rather be an Irishman. 17693.
I give you all you ask. 10679,
16728 (34).
T’ll be right there in the same old
places iat, 20t2 Chbl)-
T’ll be your baby always. 15211.
Ill build a home for you [Oh!
gee! I’m crazy for you] 13044.
Yl] never have another pal like
Mary mine. 191382.
T’ll never love you more. 5218.
I love my wife. 10697.
2231
ever loved anyone else before.
18050, 16728 (87).
I’m an old fashioned kid. 2915.
I’m going back to Reno. 15233.
I’m going right back to mother.
10711.
Vm. happy. thats. all. 2013;
14819 (85).
I’m in love with a chocolate sol-
dier. 7734, 16728 (38).
I’m just crazy about you. 761.
I’m longing for you. 15237.
I’m the only mother that you ever
knew. 2926.
I’m trying my best to smile.
10719.
I never thought that I would miss
you so. 17251.
I want to be your beau. 780.
I want to play school with you.
15254.
I want you, honey, to be mine.
10734.
I will save my love and kisses
all for you. ¢8i, 2072 (4120).
I wish I was a millionaire. 2945.
I wish I were married. 138083.
I wonder if you’re ‘dreaming of
me. 10742.
I wonder if you’re waiting. 10748.
If I could but win your love.
10759.
If life’s best gift were mine to
choose. 5269.
If Lincoln could be with us once
again. 10771.
If you knew what I knew about
men. 2964.
If you'll be my college girl. 7818.
If you only knew. . 15275.
In dear old Atlantic City. 17284.
‘In Good Time Town. 5290.
In June and July with August,
17293.
In my motor boat. 826.
In vacation time. 17310.
In winter. 840.
It’s no use to love little girlie.
10839, 14319 (92).
It’s only for a little while. 3038.
I’ve got the coin. 2935.
Just a little girlie girlie and she’s
mine. 10884.
Just we two, you and I. 7955.
Kid days. 198382.
Lasso Mary. 17891.
Let me roller skate with you.
10981.
Let me tell you how much I adore
you. 15440.
Let’s be sweethearts again. 8035.
Let’s be sweethearts once again.
31438.
INDEX
DLE 8. V.068 |
Shapiro (M.)—Continued.
Let’s go where we can have some
fun. 5455.
Liebes-ode. 3149.
Line up. 15470.
Little bit of Irish. 19482.
Longing for you, for you, Sweet-
heart. 15500.
Love anew. 11048.
Loving chimes. 17461.
Make me love you like I never
loved before. 19522.
Man in the moon is no friend of
mine. 17488.
Manuel’s killing black eyes. 11088.
Margery Denure. 13379.
Mary went ’round and around and
around. 133889, 16728 (51).
Mazumah plant. 17516.
Mercury foot. 15657.
Mr. Brown of Stingytown.
Molly O. 3344.
My companion soul. 17608.
My cowgirl queen. 8860.
My Creole girl. 6648 (93).
My dark-eyed dusky queen. 11212.
My dear Irene. 19674.
My dream love. 11217.
My dream of you. 11218.
My Eleanor. 11219.
My heart keeps right on beating.
196838.
My little forest queen. 11282.
My love lives for you always.
15777.
8307.
My sweet Suzanna. 5720.
Nail him. 11255.
Nations pride. 15807.
Nearer my God to Thee. 1385389.
No one ever died from lovin’.
21784.
Nothing worries me.
O’Callahan. 8530.
Oh! there’s coming a-day by and
by boys. 15889.
Oh, you angel. 5799, 6648 (96).
Oh you chicken. 2072 (157).
Oh! you Russian. 13604.
Old fashioned waltz. 11354.
On a Junetime honeymoon. 15912.
On the bench beneath the weeping
willow tree. 13617.
Only a little green shamrock from
home. 8606.
Our dear old Uncle Sam. 159389.
15849.
Our flag and its virtues. 1294.
Pacitic rags 5952:
Partners. 15961.
Pity is akin to love. 5909.
Play him something nice and slow.
8706, 12359 (100), 14819 (180).
Pollywogg wiggle. 13862.
Pomander walk. 16016.
Porto Rico. 1369.
2232
Shapiro (M.)—Continued.
Rag pipe bag pipe band. 8803, |
12359 (104).
Rauss mit Kraus.
(57).
Rhapsody rag. 6010, 6648 (102).
Rubies every day for breakfast.
8914, 14319 (186).
Sally. 18800, 16728 (58).
Say, but its lonesome, kid. 13813, |
16728 (60).
Silv’ry moonbeams. 138882.
Since you are bald and I am gray.
117938.
Siren’s call. 3858.
Song of the D. A. R. 18919.
Soul note. 9135.
Springtime. 11872. ‘|
Standard (The) of our liberty. |
16308.
Sutfragette,
17997.
Sweet Annie dear. 1698. |
Sweet Irish flower from old Erin’s |
shore. 6289.
Sweet summer time.
Sweetest girl. 16366.
Sweetheart. 11942.
Take a trip to Coney Isle. 16374. |
Take me to the dear old Comstock. |
18030. |
Take me up to Palisade Park. |}
16385.
Tell me again you love me. 16400. |
Tell me with a smile. 16402.
Tell them I am coming home. |
11975. 4
That new fangled harem gown. |
16414. |
That’s ever
(182).
That’s going some for you. 4029.
That’s when life’s one grand sweet |
11561, 16728 ,
you are a dandy. |
16364.
loving love. 2072 !
song. 2072 (185).
They try it anyway. 9345.
To-night, dear heart, to-night. |
6365.
True love. 9428.
Turkey (The) gobbler’s ball.
18102.
Underneath the spoony croony |
moon. 14131. |
Vaiter! don’t say ham ven I’m
around. 12096.
Violets. 18141.
Virginia memories. 95386.
Voix d’amour. 16540.
Waiting for a little girlie. 6461. |
Way down on sunny Tampa bay.
14202.
We'll have more punkin pie. 4249. |
We're only here for a, little while. |
6483.
What’s the matter with the hobble
skirt. 9607.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Shapiro (M.)—Continued. Shapiro music pub. co.—Continued.
When my heart sings the song of
your eyes. 9633.
When the band plays Yankee
Doodle. 18184.
When the girl you love loves you.
20592.
When I hobble along in my hobble
skirt. 6511.
When I left you in tears near the
old cabin door. 12209.
Where the Swanee river flows its
way. 25107.
Whippoorwill. 9663.
Will you ever think of me. 16671.
Will you love me when the honey-
moon is over. 2072 (197).
With you in an aeroplane. 43835.
Yesterday’s caresses. 14286.
Yiddisha luck and Irisha love.
12318, 16728 (74).
You don’t know how you'll miss
her. 12828.
You’ll be sorry when you’re sober.
2072 (202).
You needn’t go to college if you’ve
been to College-Inn. 6630.
You’re the honey girl for me.
2049.
You're the rose in love’s garden to
me. 4359.
Shapiro music pub. co.:
Aeroplane whiri. 20716.
Ain’t you glad you’ve come home,
Mary. 18266, 25197 (40).
Big pow wow. 25197 (48).
Bride and the groom. 27989.
Can’t you hear me _ ringing.
22877, 25197 (59).
Cassandre. 25509.
Chautauqua march. 18544.
Chop-house rag. 28030.
Come back Marguerite. 22974,
27714 (45).
Cullud band. 28142.
Daddy coined the money. 20958.
Dear old Ireland. 28193.
Dreams like I dream of you are
rare, 2olsa2.
Hileen. 23160.
Gaby glide. 28415, 30364 (77).
Ghost time. 27714 (60).
Girl in the looking glass. 21171.
Go hide your face in the corner.
21183, 25197 (98). :
He never, never said good-bye.
26034, 27714 (64).
I’d like to be your mother’s. son-
in-law. 27714 (68).
Ill be waiting by the old mill
stream. 28663.
T’ll never have another pal like
Mary mine. 22562 (75).
I’m going back to Reno. 25197
(114).
2233
26596—12——31
I’m raking in the hay. 21845,
25197 (115).
I’ve got a ragtime bee in my bon-
net. 23571, 27714 (75).
I want to know you better. 26187.
I would like to get acquainted
with you. 21375.
If all the girls who’ve jilted me.
21381.
If everyhour were a day. 28734.
If they’re good enough to fight.
28744.
In June and July with August.
27714 (88).
In my aeroplane. 19216.
It must be love. 23659.
It takes a live fish to swim up
stream. 21442, 25197 (186).
It’s lonesome on _ Broadway.
21488, 25197 (140).
Just think of all the money you
could save. 26317, 27714 (89).
Kentucky Sal. 19330.
Kingdom of my home. 28898.
Kiss me again. 193841, 25197
(144).
Lasso Mary. 27714 (98).
Lazy boy. 28938.
Letter of love to my little south-
ern dove. 21524.
Lily and the cedar. 23831.
Little bit of Irish. 25197 (150).
Loving chimes. 27714 (97).
Make me love you as I never
loved before. 25197 (158).
Mazumah plant. 25197 (164).
Meddlesome Mike. 21667.
Memories of yesternight. 26574.
Mr. Alexander, you’re a lovin’
man. 19608.
Mud pies. 19652.
My heart keeps right on beating.
25197 (172).
My lady’s eyes. 24111.
My little Argentine. 29274.
My love is like a rose. 29278.
My old home up on the hill. 21747.
My tantalizing Pearl. 19716.
Night’s the time for loving. 26748.
No one ever died from lovin’.
25197 (182).
Partners. 25197 (194).
Quaker girl. 26996.
Red man’s twins. 21997.
Rotation rag. 220438, 25197 (207).
Sarah’s hat. 20101, 25197 (211).
School boys. 29715.
School day memories. 27118.
Sleepy eyes. 22127.
Soldier boy that left his mother
all alone. 22139.
Summer. 22212.
Tell me again you love me. 25197
(233).
INDEX
pt. Ik B.-S., v8
Pah RTE hl aa MTT kamal ean GE TiiccEan ran Asn ot ee ee
Sharp (C. J.)—Continued.
Shapiro music pub. co.—Continued.
That baboon baby dance. 380001,
30364 (120).
There’s a door ajar for you.
27403.
They don’t speak to one another
now. 24871, 27714 (1838).
Turkey gobbler’s’ ball. 25197
(248).
Two letters. 27469.
Watching the world roll ’round.
20550.
What can a poor girl do. 27587.
What is love. 27590.
When a girl whose heart is break-
ing. 27596, 27714 (148).
When the leaves are red and gold.
22457.
When the soldier boys are doves
of peace. 30257.
When you're in love. 25197 (261).
Won’t you share a little flat with
me. 20660.
You and I. 25171.
You’re a girlie mollycoddle. 22548.
Youw’re the nicest little girl. 27691.
Your own dear kiss. 380354.
Shapleigh (B.):
Lake of the Dismal Swamp. 3119.
Vedic hymn. 4175.
Sharkey (J. EH.) My sweet colleen.
267138.
Sharp (A. W.):
Hearts of old Sigma chi. 12975.
Were you the earth and I. the
skies. 16599.
Sharp (C. J.):
Admiral Benbow. 6665.
Amarillis. 12398.
As I walked through the meadows.
6761.
Banks of the Dee. 22737.
Bedlam. 133.
Beggar boy. 12490.
Black Jack. 12512.
Black nag. 12518.
Blow away the morning dew.
6893.
Bobby and Joan. 22814.
Briery bush. 189.
Brisk young widow. 191.
Cheerily and merrily. 12587.
Chestnut. 12589.
Cuckoo (The) 7094.
Cuckoo’s nest. 238029.
Dargason ov Sedany. 14721.
Dearest Dicky. 23072.
Dull Sir John. 12727.
Earsdon sword dance. 4836.
Hrin’s lovely home. 7301.
Farmer’s son so sweet. 7345.
Field town processional Morris.
23241.
Fine companion. 12806.
Gathering peascods. 12867.
Geordie. 576.
Glory of the West. 12900.
Goddesses. 12909.
Green wedding. 7531.
Grenoside sword dance. 5050.
Grimstock. 12946.
Hares on the mountains. 17578.
Heel and toe. 23462.
Hey boys up go we. 12989.
Tl go and enlist for a _ sailor.
23545.
Jamaica. 13160.
Jenny of the moor. 7916.
Jenny pluck pears. 13164.
Keys of Canterbury. 7971.
Kirkby Malzeard sword dance.
5397.
Lads a-bunchun. 23760.
Lark in the morn. 8014.
Little turtle dove. 988, 8089.
London is a fine town. 18297.
London pride. 23859.
Longborough Morris. 23868.
Mage on a cree. 13344.
Mary in the silvery tide. 8226,
Midsummer fair. 8294.
Mowing the barley. 8340.
Monk’s march. 24060.
My Lady Cullen. 18510.
My man John. 1161.
New Bo-Peep. 18550.
Neweastle. 13554.
None so pretty. 24184.
Nonesuch. 13562.
Oranges and lemons. 13625. \y
Old woman tossed up in a blanket, |
24264.
Parson’s farewell. 13647.
Princess royal. 24420.
Putney ferry. 18710.
Rose. 24511.
Rufty Tufty. 13781.
Saint Martin’s. 138791.
Shepherd’s hey. 27159, 29775.
Sherborne jig. 24611.
Spanish ladies. 1685.
Staines Morris. 13950.
Step back. 24748.
Swaggering Boney. 24797.
Sweet Hurope. 9282.
Sweet primroses. 1703.
Ten pound lass. 14036.
Twenty-ninth of May. 14111.
Young Collins. 25180.
Watchet sailor. 9574.
William Taylor. 2011.
Sharp (F.) Dish and the spoon. 2521, |
Sharp (F. E.) In close array. 26219.
Sharpe (A. G.) Little corporal,
15478.
Sharpe (H.):
34
Two preludes, op. 74. 9016.
We two. 12186.
{
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Sharpe (R. J.). Loma Lee and I.
11042.
Shattinger piano & music co.:
Appel du printemps. 22671.
Barcarolle. 8540.
Beneath thy window. 22775.
Court dance. 23022.
Cradle song. 16958.
Daisy dances. 28149, 28150.
Dancing shoes. 23051.
Drum corps. 23136.
Echoes of Fruitvale. 21036.
Fearless prince. 238284.
First air concertante.
First star. 2657.
Fountain spray.
Gallant soldiers.
Golden memories. 23361.
Happy princess. 234388.
Happy springtime. 17175.
Humoreske. 21301.
Light steps. 13269.
Little dreamer. 3171.
Little favorite. 11015.
Magic boat. 23919.
Merry bells. 29163.
Merry party. 21692.
Merry pixies. 24020.
Merry sand man. 3828.
Nodding dew drops. 34837.
O faithful pine. 3461.
Out of the past. 11410.
Queen bee. 244387.
Return of the elves. 3681.
Rose blossoms. 116387.
Second air concertante.
Song of the stars. 3901.
Swallow’s greeting. 3968.
Torch of liberty. 14097.
Triumerei. 22204.
Wedding dance of the _ tribes.
18165.
Shattuck (J. L.)
side in winter.
Shattuck (L. L.)
12169.
Shaw (A. M.)
VOU. | LTS.
Shaw (D. G.) Our Lord God exalted
shall be. 1296.
Shaw (D. T.):
America. 29906.
Red white and blue.
Star-spangled banner.
10377.
23278.
10441.
11750.
Meet me by the fire-
29146.
Wanted, a husband.
Mother dear I love
29906.
29906.
Shaw (G.) Lord, let me know mine
end. 8111.
Shaw (J. M.) Quentano. 27000,
29558.
Shaw-(M.) Soul of the world. 29868.
Shaw (W.):
Benediction hymn. 22776.
Come, soft and lovely evening.
18600.
Maypole dances. 3285.
Shaw-Mayer (K.):
Broken web. 18482.
Bunch of roses. 18487.
Crossing the bar. 18634.
Twenty gallons of sleep. 20440.
Shay (A. L.) American (The) leader.
14868.
Shay (J.):
He’s my friend TPhillipo. 5106,
6648 (59).
Home run Bill. 15148, 14819
(66).
It’s just plain Jane. 19259, 30364
(88).
Mississippi splash. 9782 (65),
11165.
That « wonderful violin strain.
9782 (86), 11998.
Zona. 20702, 30364 (1338).
Shea (G. E.) Princeton ’86 chorale.
21966, 26979.
Shea (J.) Wisha begorra I’m lonely.
22507.
Sheard (C.) & co.:
After the storm. 6682.
Avalanche (The) 18354.
Because of you. 6841.
Chant of the monks.
Coronella. 18617.
Cosaque (La) 10160.
Dancing girl. 12661.
Danse humoresque.
Débutante. 18685.
Derelict. 18691.
Electra. 18776.
Empire. 2585.
Hspérance d’armour.
Everywhere. 486.
Farewell no more. 21089.
Fontainebleau forest. 10397.
Hazel eyes. 19025.
Homeward bound. 720.
Iceberg. 10747.
Lilies and thee.
Man what is it.
Mrs. McGherkin! Pull yourself
together. 19605.
Moonlight on the Nile. 11177.
More in sorrow than in anger.
19625.
_Never give a girl away. 1194.
Northern bells. 11289.
Oh the hobble the horrible horri-
ble hobble. 8562.
Rose noisette. 11642.
Scéne de ballet. 13816.
Sleep on. 13896.
Someone. 18909.
Song of the mountain shepherd.
13920.
Summer skies.
The derelick.
The empire.
The iceberg.
10086.
10194.
18797.
972.
19525.
20294.
18691.
2585.
10747.
2239
INDEX
Sheard (C.) & Co.—Continued.
Tyrolese wedding dance. 12079.
When you sing to me. 20612.
Shedd (K. P.) Rochester song book.
3700.
Sheehan (H. -B.)
17592.
Sheehan (H. HE.) Heartache over an
empty nest. 23456.
Sheehan (R. M.) On a spring morn-
ing in the kindergarten. 3495.
Sheeks (M. EH.) Answer (The) 9842.
Sheets (C. T.) Ill be waiting for you
in dreamland. 28665.
Sheets (K. R.):
Hsoteric. 2072 (18).
Little Red Riding Hood.
(385).
Sheetz (H. M.):
He came to me in a gipsy tent.
7594.
Original
13629.
Sheetz (W. L.):
Iowa.~ 7885.
Stars and Stripes, U. S. A. 18952.
Motorman’s plea.
2072
HKastern Star service.
You all cum to our house. 4852.
Shelden (R. P.) Ensuefios. 18791.
Sheldon (L. T.):
At heaven’s gate. 12482.
Now the day is over. 238338.
Song of a nest. 24681.
Sheldon (R. P.):
Do dreams come true. 18707.
Only way. 19851.
Shelley (H. R.):
Art thou weary. 16792.
Christ our Lord is risen to-day.
4380 (18).
Halse beacons. 497.
Love’s sorrow. 38215.
Minstrel boy. 2072 (387).
Noel, Noel, the Christ is born.
25197 (20).
Petite coquette.
Strife is o’er.
Shellman (1L.):
Georgia sparkler.
Tejan (H1) 163899.
Shelly (W. H.) By the echoes of the
29486.
6262, 9191.
14954.
past. 23825.
Shenk (J. S.) Contentment. 16945.
Shenton (A. F.) Rolling year. 8880.
Shepard (A.)
Shepard (B.) >
Faith of our fathers, living still.
Sonata. 27156, 27227.
26380.
Hymns of the centuries. 21311-
21314.
Sabbath morn. 22052.
Sturtevant. 22208.
Wrentham. 22524.
Shepard (F. S.) Merey seat. 29161.
Shepard (M. H.) For you dear.
17092.
pt. 14, @.S., Vv: 6
Shepard (S.):
Flying jockey. 2672.
Home, sweet home. 10628.
Mae Belle schottische. 29077.
Oh! you Rastus. 3489.
Paragon march. 29458.
Phunny phity; ¢350.
Venita waltz. 27520.
Waverly galop. 30208.
Shepherd (E. 8.) At de ole plantation
home. 25806.
Shepherd (F. S.) Father, hear my
prayer. 504.
Shepherd (G. W.) In Virginia.
28798.
Shepherd (T). Indian coon. 15807.
Sheridan (H.) Could I know the old
place in thy heart. 4710.
Sheridan (M.) Desert (The) 389.
Sherlock (G. F.) Trelanvean. 9410.
Sherman (T.):
In ragtime land.
(181).
Let me glance at dear old Ireland
once again. 18256, 22562 (86).
Mister music master. 5661.
Sh! sh! sh! maybe that’s a gob-
23627, 25197
lin coming now. 9012, 22562
(ili)
That Mississippi mooch. 2072
(181).
Yes! yes! yes! 3808385.
You are my rose of roses. 16696,
22562) (132)
Sherman (W. P.) ‘Kalispell. 26321.
Shermer (C. E.)
12367.
Sherwood (E. F.):
Coy maiden. 14319 (6).
Gipsy dance. 12859 (21).
Sherwood (E. H.):
Dreamer (The) 12718.
Fire laddies march. 27714 (5).
Footsteps in the snow. 7896.
Nun and the fountain. 18568.
Our happy dreams. 1295.
Tarantelle. 14018.
Valse gaie. 9478.
Vesper hour. 9519.
Sherwood (W. H.):
Coy maiden. 14819 (6).
Gipsy dance. 12359 (21).
Piano lessons. 3848.
Shields (D.) Lullaby town. 15546.
Shields (EF. J.) Back to her old home
she wandered. 14445.
Shields (I. S.) Carmeneta.
Shields (R.):
Come on, Maria. 300, 25197 (67).
Abide with me.
2355.
V’d run away with you. 15198,
19114.
Mary, sweet Maryland. 1057.
Railroad Jack. 24449.
She’s never been in _ Ireland.
17910.
2236
a
' Shrubsole (W.)
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Shields (R.)—Continued.
They’ve won every nation’s bat-
tles but their own. 6344, 9346.
White winged lillies. 6551.
Ye ho my lads ye ho. 25197 (265).
Zaza come on the piazza. 143810.
Shiels (A. E.) Good-bye NHileen.
25943.
Shigley (M.) I only dream of you,
sweetheart. 17252.
Shilling (F.) Gloria in excelsis.
4380 (88).
Shimoneck (W. C.):
Oh my dear loved ones.
Why ’tis love. 30296.
Shinn (G.) Two pieces.
Shipley (O. M.)
28251.
Shipman (J. D.):
Dreaming my love of you. 10285.
Just like you and I. 21475
Just like you are, love, to-day.
10895.
Shirl (W. W.) I wonder
really happy now. 26195.
Shirley (G. D.) Two little boys. 9448.
Shirley (J. B.):
My old friend. 3391.
Two-part songs for intermediate
grades. 27471.
Shisler (C. P.):
Everybody holds a key that opens
Someone’s heart. 14845.
I wonder how she'll kiss.
Save your kisses till
night. 16158.
Shockley (A. D.)
present, future.
Shockley (C.)
Shook (KE. R.)
sweetheart.
Shorey (G. C.)
land. 17262.
19801.
246138.
Dream of the pines.
if she’s
783.
Sunday
Woodward—past,
2037.
Memory. 8269.
I wonder old time
21374.
I want to visit cloud-
| pHort (C. R.) jr.:
28535.
16225.
Harvest time.
Silver waves.
Short (W.):
Boosey & co.’s cornet solo album.
22820.
Coronation fanfares.
Roseate hues
20946.
of early dawn.
16122.
-Shortsleeve (H. L.) When the sun-
Set rays. 18187.
Shover (M. N.) Chinese love song.
18561.
Showalter (A. J.) co.
of the King. 8470.
Showaliter-Patton co.
the King. 8470.
Shrewsbury. 15350.
Shroy (J. L.) We'll all work to-
gether for Frankford. 12180.
All hail the power.
New songs
New songs of
14347.
Shryock (F.):
Jolly harvesters.
Pathway of roses.
Shuebruk (R.)
book. 25591.
Shulamith. 13874.
Shultz (J. A.) ’Tis sad to have no
mother. 4080.
Shuman (L. D.):
Old flag. 15902.
Stars and waves. 16311.
Shuttleworth (EH. W.) ‘Thou didst
leave thy throne. 27417.
Sibelius (J.):
Come away death. 18589.
Dolce far niente. 18712.
Dryade (Die) 2554.
Hitele wiinsche. 18775.
Friihlingszauber. 18900. .
Heisa hopsa bei regen und wind.
691.
Impromptu. 3847.
In memoriam. 824.
Komm herbei tod. 926.
19295.
17726.
Cornet player’s ist
Romanze. 20044.
Romeo. 20045.
Sacht wie vom abendrot. 20079.
Ursprung des feuers. 20469,
24959.
Valse triste. 20485.
Wellenfitistern. 20564.
Wenn ich triume. 20567.
When that I was and a tiny little
boy. 20588.
Sibley (C.) Eily machree.
Sibley (H. R.)
Rosa. 18831.
Sibley (W. S.)
Sickinger (H.):
7273.
Fate of the Santa
Railroad Sam. 38658.
Friihlingswehen. 549.
Mein miitterlein. 23984, 23986,
2398.
Verzagen. 24996.
Voglein sangimlindenbaum. 1899.
Siebert (C. H.) Since you’ve made a
prisoner of my heart. 24631.
Siebrecht (A. M.):
Be cheery, dearie. 16835.
Filipino dance. 23245.
Roses bring dreams, and dreams
bring you. 3734, 6061.
Sky’s the limit. 20190.
Sympathetic rag. 16370.
That sympathetic rag. 16418.
Under the jungle moon. 18109.
Siede (L.) Belle Japonnaise. 18407.
Siedel (J.) Susan Jane. 24795.
Siefert (H. B.) Ceux qui pieusement
sont morts pour la patrie. 6965.
Sieffert (A.):
Base ball team. 27869.
My motor cycle. 24119.
2237
INDEX
Dt. Dia, a S:, ¥. 6
Siegel-Myers correspondence school of
music:
_ Alice where art thou? 123882.
Annie Laurie. 12414.
Arion schottische. 12429.
At evening. 67738.
Barearolle. 6820.
Battery A march. 12476.
Cornet lessons. 6155.
Course of lessons in public schl.
music. 16219.
Dance of the dwarfs. 7117.
Electric polka. 12747.
Gavotte et musette. 7441.
Happy moments. 7575.
In old Madrid. 138128.
Invoeation. T7881.
Lullaby. 8156.
Marche héroique.
Meditation. 8249.
Offertory in G. 8550.
Old folks at home. 13608.
8207.
Old Kentucky home. 18609.
On parade. 8586.
Peasants dance. 8678.
Petite valse. S687.
Piano lessons. 38848.
Prayer. 8738.
Prelude. 9492.
Reverie. 8851.
Singing lessons. 6156.
Sunbeam polka. 9218.
Trumpeters march. 9426.
Valse. 9498.
Valse favorite.
Venus waltz. 14158.
Victoria mazurka. 14168.
Siegel’s (C. F. W.) musikalienhand-
lung:
9477.
Alpenhirt (Der) 4408.
Aus weiten fernen kehrt’ ich
wieder. 4468.
Bergmanns heimgang. 18422.
Dirndl-lied. 401.
Erste liebe. 4872.
Es ist so anders gekommen. 4875.
Floret silva undique. 18871.
Fritihling. 547.
Goldmarie. 5022.
Ich hore ein lied im winde wehen.
10749.
Im wald. 19201.
Juch heissa. 10875.
Kirmes im dorf. 19339.
Lieb’ ist ein bltimelein. 5460.
Lied vom Sorrent. 19414.
Reiterlied. 24467.
Ritter rit dem
aeons
Schmiedelied. 24560.
Sein lied. 6115.
knappen dies.
Sonntag auf dem meere. 24711.
Sturmfahrt. 11904.
Tandaradei. 6309.
Tanzlied. 14017.
a we ee
Siegel’s (C. F. W.) musikalienhand-
lung—Continued.
Unter rosen. 6402.
Waldestrost. 6464.
Wanderlied. 6470.
Wolkechen (Das)
Zum neuen jahre.
Siegfeld (A.) Clothile.
Siegfried. 16554.
Sieulle (J.) Veillée de Noél.
16512.
Siéver (G.):
Carméla (La). 22901.
Divertissements bohémiens. 14751.
M’aimez-vous? 15555.
Passionata. 15964.
Vierge folle. 16522.
Sievers (L.) :
Come on to the base ball game.
12624, 14664.
Down in melody lane. 21010.
Fleurette. 28372.
Twilight memories. 30111.
Siewers (S. M.) Yankee Doodle up
to date. 22528.
Signorini (A. R.):
Gli amori pastorali di
Cloe. 7469.
Guida di Kerioth. 14965.
Suite no. 1. 20178. |
Sigoloff (B.) Under the spooney tree. |
2022.
14319.
14651.
16510-
Dafni e |
16487.
Silas (EK.) Tantum ergo. 1726.
Silberhorn (H.): |
German home sweet home. 12879. |
High life. 12994. |
Instructor for the
concertina. | |
7876, 29781.
Silberman (A. A.):
Baltimo’ fo’ me. 188388, 25354.
Deary, deary. 18684.
You win her in the summer after
all. 20686.
Silberstein (A.):
Business in America. 25467.
Wer hut die shuld. 380222.
Silcher (—) Evening. 4884.
Silecher (F.):
Lorelei. 11039.
O thou clear shining heaven.
29362, 30657.
Silésu (L.):
Devil stars. 28207.
Peu d’amour. 15994.
Sill (C. Hi):
Vd fall in love with any girl.
10670.
Forget me not and J’ll remember |
you. 25870.
Sill (L.) Cuddle up and call me
dearie. 186389.
Sills (G.) Suffragette. 3958.
Silva-Hérard (P.):
Croquis lyriques. 25618.
Douze études pianistiques. 2848.
2238
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Silvane (P.):
7299.
9682.
Episode (L’)
Wild cherries.
Silver (A. J.):
All on a summer’s day. 4402,
4403.
Garden song. 2701.
Gifts. 2720.
Hail the dawning day. 2802.
Jubilate Deo. 138181.
Memory’s hour. 29156.
Night in May. 26740, 29324,
30643.
Rivulet (The) 3699.
Spurs and a song. 1652.
When green leaves come again.
4269.
Silver (Maxwell) :
Just as I was going in she was
coming out again. 5374.
Maybe you were made for me.
1064.
Silver (Morris) :
But of course it’s no business of
mine. 2822.
May be, may be. 5593.
Silver Burdett & co.:
Fountain (The) 4948.
Freedom, our queen. 4957.
Haleyon song-book. 238425.
Harebell (The) 5088.
Merry Christmas. 5682.
Merry dance. 5633.
~ New normal music course.
17644.
Nightingale’s complaint.
Romany revel. 5680.
Summer fancy. 6269.
Supplementary song series. 18003.
Silver, Oxley & Singleton. Push for
Pawtucket. 5964.
Silvera (H. B.) Seasons change but I
can never. 24573.
Silvestri (G.):
15819,
5742.
Al chiaro di luna. 22608.
Elvira polka. 23171.
Primo bacio. 24415.
Serenade d’autrefois. 16198, 24589,
24590.
Sérénata medioevale.
Sim (J. G.)
748.
Sime (Mrs. O.)
Simmons (H.)
21566.
Simmons (I. C.) When Indian met
Dutch. 1960, 4276.
Simmons (N. Douglass-)
lass-Simmons (N.)
24598.
I don’t want no moon.
Wild flowers.
Lord
6566.
is my light.
See Doug-
Simmons (W. R.) Dickens mono-
logue. 3899.
Simon (C.):
Ach bleib mit deiner gnade.
16735.
Adagio. 22069.
Simon (C.)—Continued.
Aus dem skizzenbuch. 20774.
Barcarole, F dur. 20804.
Bourcée et musette. 4567.
Canzone. 53883.
Drei lyrische kompositionen. 6557.
Drei melodieen Mendelssohns.
13807.
Echo. 4480.
Erste sonate. 21059.
Fantasie und doppelfuge. 9901.
Frohliche fahrt. 21141.
In der dimmerung. 10793.
Intarsien. 21421.
Jesu meine freude. 21448.
Klassische meisterstudien. 5401,
7986.
Melodie. 11041.
Nordische Dallade. 21789.
Nordische melodien. 11288.
Nun ruhen alle wilder. 19769.
Partite. 21899.
Phantasiesttick. 21914.
Reisebilder. 16078.
Staindchen, Des dur. 22192.
Suite. 6107.
Toccata. 6808.
Toccata E moll. 9903.
Ungarisch, G moll. 14132.
Vision. 9537.
Walzer- und lindler-album. 14194.
Zehn leichte charakter studien.
21479.
Simon (F.):
Chanson d’Anita. 4642.
N’en doutez plus, marquis. 30640.
Si vous m’étiez douce. 6158.
Splendide orchestre. 8925.
Simon (W.) Do you regret the days
gone by. 7189.
Simonds (E.):
Anthem of the sea. 16779.
Gladsome spirit. 17127.
Poet’s song. 19944.
Solitude. 20208.
Song of the thrush. 20234.
Spring flowers. 20268.
Simone (R. de) ’E ecarte ’e mille lire.
23144.
Simonetti (A.)
26092.
Simonini (U.)
Simonson (L.)
lieht. 38s:
Simonton (C. P.):
"Twas Satan’s (not Eve’s) bifur-
cated tale. 16474.
Simper (C.):
Great is the Lord. 17154.
King shall rejoice. 3094.
Light hath shined upon us. 238825.
Now is come salvation. 3451.
Simpkins (F. A.) Tell it o’er and o’er.
11974.
Simply Cynthia.
How sweet the hour.
First kiss. 25833.
Shadows in the moon-
ilk y4
2239
INDEX
Dt) wee ass: ¥..6
Simpson (A. L.) ine: Simrock (N.)—Continued.
Heart of gold. 23455. Intrado. 19246.
I fondly dream, dear one, of you. Jugendbilder. 21459, 21460.
23532. Kammer-trio. 18196, 13197,
Sailor boy my sailor boy. 245388. Klage. 19845.
Say, Rastus. 24556. Klavierskizzen. 26364.
Simpson (B.) Burning of the old Col- Kleiner walzer. 19348.
linwood school. 22858. Larghetto. 193738.
Simpson (G. EH.) ’Tis thee I love. Liebeswalzer. 10995.
27483. Littauisches lied. 18279, 13280,
Simpson (H.) Ain’t it swell to be a Littauische yvolkslieder. 13281.
coat-room girl. 14836. Maikynigin. 138354.
Simpson (M. B.) Dreaming of love Marche des marionettes. 8205. -
and sunshine. 23125. Mazurka. 11121.
Simpson (N.) Baby sleep. 22724. — Menuett. - 11141, 29159.
Simpson (N. L.) Our hero and Sue. Menuetto. 19582.
5843. Mondphasen. 19614.
Simpson (R.) Sunlight. 9215. Moto perpetuo. 19648.
Simpson (T. A.) Waverly galop. - Notturno. 9997.
30208. Orgel konzert. 8620.
Simpson (T. J.) Klondike. 28918. Passacaglia und fuge. 8659.
Simpson (V. D.): Pechvogel (Der). 24840; 24341,
Mutt and Jeff. 29252. Priludium. 115038.
On the speedway. 5821. ~ Quartett. 21166.
Simrock (N.): Ringlied. 11601.
Adagio. 20522. Romance appassionato. 22029,
Adagio du concerto. 18252. Romanze, E dur. 11621.
Adagio und allegro. 18254. Rosen. 11650.
Air de ballet. 6686. Sarabande. 11702, 20100.
Al mandolino. 18271. Scherzino. 8962.
Allegro-rondo. 18280. Scherzino-sérénade. 11722,
Am spinnrocken. 18290. Scherzo. 19268, 19889.
Arme bltimelein. 25300, 25301. Schlummerlied. 138822.
Ballade. 6908, 138235. Schmetterling (Der) 18828.
Berliner republikaner. 18423. Schneeflockenreigen. 13827.
Bogenstudien. 6896. Schnurrkatze. 11731.
Chinesische lieder. 18563. Sérénade espagnole. 13849.
Concert-allegro. 11415. Sérénade italienne. 13855.
Concertstiick. 10148. Sérénade romaine, 18856.
Danse-sérénade. 10197. Siciliano. 183871.
Deutscher tanz. 10236. Slavisches. 24643.
Drei gesiinge. 27928. Sonate. 237438, 28398.
Drei lieder. 27929, 29368. Sternenenglein. 13956.
Drei orgelstiicke. 19388. Tambourin (Le) 208386.
Hinsamkeit. 12745. Tarantella. 9273.
Elegie. 18777. Théme varié. 20368.
Hrinnerung. 10325. Trio. 18470, 20422.
HKtude. 9996, 12996. Trio in G dur. 29198.
Festlicher marsch. 12804. Valse mignonne. 14153.
Frisch vom herd. 30498. Variationen. 20494, 24980.
Fuga. 18901. Verstoben und verschiumt. 14168,
Ginsehititerin (Die) 18903. Vier gesinge. 10426.
Gavotte. 10448, 18911. Vier lieder. 293869.
Gavotte rococo. 7443. Waldscene. 12165.
Grosse fantasie. 12534. Wiegenlied. 20635.
Humoreske. 18018-13020, 19089- Zwei lieder. 27930.
19091, 28610-28612. Zwei sonaten. 25426, 25427.
Humoresque-sérénade. 10651. Zwei symphonien. 28272.
Humoresques miniatures. 19093, 3 wiegenlieder. 10427.
19094. 12 dances. 19271-19282.
Im bergwerk. 13104. Sims (A. M.) On the bank of the Ap-
Im hochland. 26208. pomattox. 19831.
Im schlitten. 18110. Simson-Fraser (H.) Bonita. 22817,
Im zirkus. 10783. Sinclair (HE. J.) Always ready. 2125,
Interméde-sérénade. 10825. Sinclair (H. C.) Why. 16659.
2240
‘Singleton (E. A.)
'Sipek (K.)
‘Sippel (L. W.)
_Sirene (Die)
| Sisk (F. E.)
|
|
:
’
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Sinclair (V. E.) Why. 16659.
Sinderen (Mrs. H. van) See Van Sin-
deren (Mrs. H.)
Sinding (C.):
Acht stiicke.
An die heimat.
Drei elegische stiicke.
Gebet. 25897.
Gotentreue. 7508.
Heinrich yon Toggenburg.
Jane Grey. 19270.
Jugendbilder. 21459, 21460.
Jung Diethelm. 21466.
Kirschenballade. 19340.
Mahnung. 8180.
Marche grotesque. 8206.
Mélodie mignonne. 291538.
Nordische ballade. 26757.
O verzweifie nicht am_ gliicke.
8525.
Oktoberlied. 26853.
Siehst du den stern. 27167.
Stihne. 20287.
Wir wihnten lange recht zu leben.
27655.
Singenberger (J.):
Offertorium veritas mea. 8549.
Vesperae defunctorum. 24999.
27179.
4421-4423.
11794.
7614.
‘
Singer (H.) Roll dem brown eyes.
20037.
Singer (O.):
Bohmisch. 16866.
Burletta. 16879.
Réverie fantastique. 16088.
Wenn meine kinder tanzen. 27583.
Push for Paw-
tucket. 5964.
Singleton (J. G.)
Sinigaglia (L.)
14718, 18664.
Wandervogel. 12168.
Someday when I am
old and gray. 20211.
Sir Oluf. 22426.
Siren (The)
18821, 18877,
20233, 20539,
24638, 24639.
Style. 20285.
Danze piemontesi.
18440, 18625,
18987, 19165,
21092, 21282,
18820,
19656,
24237.
4873, 4874, 4897, 4898,
5155, 5465, 5550, 6415, 6558, 7303,
7323, 9060, 10329-10331, 11805, 11806,
12762.
Sirmans (J. H.) Meet me out in the
moonlight. 29148.
you “till now. 238564.
Sisk (J. R.) Jack Monroe. 15339.
Sisson (F.) Land of Gazaboo. 19369.
Sister of St. Dominic. See St. Dominic
(Sister of)
Sister of St. Joseph. See St. Joseph
(Sister of).
Sitt (H.) :
Jugendfreuden.
Pastorale. 3553.
26305, 26306.
I never thought I loved
Sitt (H.)—Continued.
Romanze. 29645.
Schiiler konzertino, D. moll.
Tarantella. 4007.
20 etiiden. 3859.
100 etiiden. 1579.
Six (Harry S.) pub. co.
aristocracy. 3912.
Sizemore (A. L.):
Climbers (The). 18582.
Oak leaf rag. 17668.
That omnibus man. 14052.
Sizemore & Stone. That omnibus man.
8976.
Southern
14052.
Skaggs (W. L.) Flowers of the wild-
wood. 527.
Skalmer (M.):
Cradle song. 331.
Gavotte. 561.
Pastorale. 1318.
Skarstedt (E.) Schenell’s schottisch.
20114.
Skating girl. 11809.
Skilling (R. P.):
Love time is spring-time.
Querida. 5971.
Soul of my soul.
Skillman (G. W.)
27327.
Skinner (A.)
6944.
Skinner (D. A.)
I know. 22544.
Skinner (E. J.)
29982.
Skinner (L.)
5885.
Skinner (T. S.)
5519.
6222.
Susie at the zoo.
Call of the Patteran.
You look like a gir}
Te Deum laudamus.
Perfect, perfect lady.
Thou art, O Christ,
the light and life. 20390.
Skoog (A. L.):
Jesu fraga. 29157.
Mitt hem. 4880 (55).
Nar vi alla hjailpas at. 26717.
Religigse korsange. 178438.
Skop (V. F.) Fantasie. 24642.
Skweir (A. S.):
Farmer girl. 7344.
Take me to the Blaine.
14015.
mtek: (S-. .)
28594.
Slade (C. K.)
Slade (M.):
Mysterioso glide.
Song of springtime.
Younger set. 20690.
Slater (C. H.):
6306.
Home sweet home.
Mistletoe rag. 1103.
19720.
11835.
Dixie for me. 402.
Just for the love of a girl. 7949.
Slater (D. D.):
Crucifix (The) 2469.
Once aboard the lugger. 13618.
Slater (J. R.)
11442.
Peace for the world.
2241
INDEX
pt, ME, mS, v.'¢
Slatter (J.) Canadian patrol. 10084.
Slaughter (S. D.) Diamond king.
28209.
Slaven (F.) Millionaire’s lament.
21698.
Slayback (G.) I dream of Indiana
when the maple leaves are red.
10677.
Sleeper (W. W.) Native melodies.
5730, 8420, 11260, 11261.
Slim princess. 1402, 6935, 7399, 9084.
12359 (105).
Slinn (EH. Beck-) See Beck-Slinn (B.)
Sloan (D.) Men wanted here. 5616.
Sloan (L.) Deceived. 18686.
Sloan (P. H. 8.) School hymn. 8969.
Sloane (A. B.):
Dollar bill’s the flag. 25682.
Don’t forget the beau. 6648 (50),
7200.
Drifting. 6648 (51), 7248.
First love days. 21113, 25197
(87).
He’s the wonder
5108, 6648 (60).
I’ve had a lovely time, good-night.
6648 (68), 7770.
It’s not the trick
6648 (71).
It’s the skirt. 6648 (72), 7904.
June. 6648 (74), 7944.
Just tell me with your eyes.
(75), 79538.
Kiss burglar. 21490, 25197 (148).
Lingerie. 21546, 25197 (149).
Little Italy. 6648 (82), 8083.
Lyre-bird and, the jay. 26495.
Mary Brown. 21647.
Rose of pyramid land.
Something tells me.
(222).
Take me along.
(231).
Tennis. 27374.
That spooky tune.
(237);
They’re all good friends of mine.
12859 (109), 14068.
of them all.
itself. 53382,
6648
27071.
22148, 25197
24893, 25197
22284, 25197
To-night is the night. 24902,
25197 (244).
Toddling the todalo. 6648 (126),
9398.
Pisy Chis) Om yyOUIs
6648 (128), 9428.
Where the edelweiss is blooming.
piano Anna.
27629.
White Light alley. 6648 (134),
9667.
Wilhelmina’s concertina. 25197
(262).
Wine maid divine. 9782 (98),
12287.
Sloop (HE. ); jr:
Aeroplane glide. 2094.
Buckwheat cakes. 4602.
Slowitzky (M. E.) Spangles. 20255.
Sluca (S.) Boudoir rococo. 25434, |
25485. |
Slunicko (J.):
Acht klavierstiicke. 29812.
Doppelgriffund akkord-studien. —
LOLS:
Fantasiesttick. 4910.
Sechs vortragsstticke. 16238.
Slyfield (A. B.) Bonnie Maggie
Wylie. 9991.
Smailes (J. M.) All the time. 4405.
Small (A. M.) Foxy (The) rag.
14925.
Small (C.) Along the shore. 14861. |
Small (J. L.) Mother’s prayer. 26659.
Small (R. M.) EHlkton’s colored band.
17031.
Small (S.):
Auf sein a nacht. 2180.
Blumen krenze. 12523. -
Dirt, dirt, dirt. 18702.
Flower wreaths. 18876.
Herring (Der) 2851.
Ihr seit a griener. 2968.
Kiduschen ring. 38087.
Luft, luft, luft. 3221.
~
Men darf nit sein ferschlufen. |
8308. __
Mother (The) 19637.
Schmutz. 38785.
Schprinze’s licht bentschen. 3792. |
Sof ganeff littlijo. 3874.
Yosehme basezens. 43850.
You also will be old. 20673.
Zu der chuf vetchere. 4371.
Small (V. R.) Spokane. 29890.
Smalle (H.)
2B2
Smalley (V. H.):
In dreamland town.
Oh, oh, oh. 1256.
That fello with the
4027, 6648 (121).
Smart (H.):
Callest Thou, O Master. 212.
Cold autumn wind. 28069.
7838.
Lord is my Shepherd.
23866.
Spring’s return. 138946.
Smart (R.):
King shall rejoice. 7979.
Praise the Lord, O my _ soul. |
26963.
Smead (H. P.) Rose of Norway. }
6057. - |
Smetana (B.) Braniboti v Cochach. |
12536. . .
Smith (Mrs. A. C.) Sir Arthur waltz. |
221123,
Smith (A. E.) Food show march. |
23267.
Smith (A. J.) Little flower of heaven.
28997.
2242
By the old rustic seat.
’eello rag. :
13304, |
‘
+ Jom
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Smith (A. L.)
land. 11133.
Smith (A. M.) Parable of the Christ-
mas tree. 5860.
Smith (A. O.) Japanese folk songs.
17332.
Smith (A. R.)
done. 25091.
Smith (A. T.):
Fifty years ago. 12805.
Way down in Florida. 14201.
Memories of Fairy-
When the dance is
Smith (B. Clinch-) See Clinch-Smith
(B.)
Smith (B. F.) Mammy’s lullaby.
21619.
Smith (C.):
Barn yard rag. 20809.
Fishing. 18852.
Honkey tonky monkey rag. 13007,
Livied al &
Mister yodelin’ man. 24048.
Riddle song. 27039.
She’s a patient of mine. 2072
(169).
Undertaker man. 30126.
Smith (C. B.):
Flying. 10396.
Pianola rag. 11459.
Smith (C. H.) Charmazelle waltzes.
6981.
Smith (C.F) :
Missouri. 17559, 19602.
There is a land of pure delight.
6339.
Smith (Mrs. C. 8.) Old scrap album,
19822.
Smith (C. W.):
Marguerite. 26530.
New creation. 26735.
Smith (DelL.):
Always room. 9823.
Boy and the pies. 2298.
Glory (The) of the cross. 17130.
He is our Lord and King. 10582.
He may never pass your way.
10584.
IT always find the blessing. 10661.
I’m a sunny hearted pilgrim.
10704.
Kingdom’s host. 17372.
Let us notice the danger signs.
10986.
O, Lord be merciful. 17668.
Oh Bethlehem city. 17674.
Praise Him with anthems of joy.
11507.
Praise Him with strains sublime.
11508.
Rally round the cross.
Siumber song. 8864.
Soldiers for the King. 11823.
Some day may be too late. 17988.
Some fair sweet morn. 17939.
That sweet story. 18059.
Turn back to God. 12074.
17830.
ES SS AS
Smith (DeL.)—Continued.
Watchman (The) 18160.
What boundless, matchless love.
12203.
Which are you. 12254.
You are out of touch, 12821.
Smith (D. S.):
Come unto Me. 2433.
Pan. 26882.
Smith (HE. B.) In the Vienna woods.
26249.
Smith (E. E.):
Harp of gold. 2814.
Love me kid a wee bit.
Smith (E. H.)
38015.
Smith (E. J.):
Dear old Reserve. 18681.
Grant us the living truth. 18981.
Queen of my castles in Spain.
29556.
Western Reserve. 20569.
You ask whether I love thee. 4355.
Smith (KE. K.) Roses of Erin. 20060.
Smith (E. L.) My father’s house.
26471.
Intrada e fuga festivo.
15763.
Smith (E. M.) I want a loving little
pal. 21361.
Smith (E. 8.) Beautiful sunset. 27882.
Smith (Hleanor):
Eleanor Smith music course. 13900.
Smith (The E.) music primer.
11819.
Songs of a little child’s day.
Smith (Emily):
Dainty princess.
Smith (KiB: 4
Flying jockey. 2672.
Home sweet home. 10628.
Oh, you Rastus. 3489.
Phunny phit. 3571.
Smith (F. F.):
My love lives for you
T5177.
When you’re away. 25102.
Smith (F. M.) World’s best music.
1631.
12657.
always.
27671.
Smith (F. N.) Come out West boys.
229838.
Smith (G. C.) New recruits. 11276.
Smith (G. E.):
Lord of life is risen. 8116.
My dollar girl sets the gay world
awhirl. 29260.
Two songs. 22132.
Smith (G. F.) When the sun fails to
set. I'll forget. 9647.
Smith (G. H.) Can you always love
me sweetheart. 18502.
Smith (G. M.) Ten little sketches for
the piano. 16240.
Smith (Geneva) Magnolia waltz.
3249.
Smith (George)
first met you.
I fell in love when I
7699.
2243
INDEX
Smith (Gerrit) When Christ was
born. 30234.
Smith (H. Arnold) :
Fierce was the wild billow. 517,
2652, 17080.
Here a pretty baby lies. 12981.
Studies in part-singing. 27308.
Smith (H. E.):
Bells of the Christmas. 20827.
Children’s King. 2389.
Christ is born. 2398.
Drummer’s birthday. 18752.
Glad Christmas time. 21177.
Grace is the thing you
10532.
Hail to-day the new-born King.
21224.
Lord of light. 38193.
Merrily they ring. 33819.
Passing on. 29466.
Pig and the whistle. 19928.
Safe in thine arms. 16144.
Since loving Thee. 6166.
Sing the shadows away. 29790.
Sweet Haster-time. 6286.
That wondrous Christmas morn.
22286.
Voice of love. 6451.
Smith (H. P.) Do you remember
sweetheart. 28219.
Smith (Hannah) :
Country circus. 28122.
Haunted wood. 28537.
O hey for the wind. 8512.
Old fashioned song. 8573.
On the river. 29411.
Peaceful evening. 29478.
need.
Serenade waltz. 29764.
Violet. 9527.
Will-o-the-wisp (The) 30299.
Smith (Helen A.) Frolic of the
sprites. 21142.
Smith (Henry) ‘Twelve pieces for
organ or harmonium. 9074.
Smith (Herbert):
Bachelor’s love song. 18375.
Boogie man. 18452.
Smith (J. A.), jr. Leora. 5452.
Smith (J. E.). In the shade of the old
Savin tree. 192383.
Smith (J. F.):
Madame Fluff Butterfly. 11071.
My posy. 11245.
Smith (J. L.) Programm fiir den
siebenundzwanzigsten kindertag.
18707.
Smith (J. S.):
Hail glorious day. 7558.
My loved ones at home. 3388.
Star-spangled banner. 27289.
Smith (J. W. F.) Barefoot boy. 14457.
Smith (i. C.) Solemn march. 18907.
Smith (l.) Will you be thinking of
me. 303802.
‘pt. Ta, ne s.,, v. Ga f
Smith (L. O.):
Close dat eye. 10121.
Sweet clover. 138998, 13999.
There’s a charm about the old love ‘}j
still. 4041.
Smith (L. W.):
Boogie man. 14540.
Swing, swing. 18022.
Waltz song. 16568.
Smith (M. A.) Minnie is mine. 19597. ||
Smith (Mrs. M. C. G.) Harem skirt.
15083.
Smith (M. J.) When summer comes.
9635. 4
Smith (M. S.):
Lady Moon. 19364.
There be many that say. 16424,
Smith (M. V. H.) Melodies. 27201. 4
Smith (Mae) Down where the clover |
blooms. 18734.
Smith (Maude)
light,” -23u22:
Smith (May)
20163.
Smith (Montem)
iaLZ 76)
Smith (0O.)
frame. 18142.
Smith (O. A.) Society belle. 16245. i
Smith (Mrs. P.) Love shall reign |
supreme. 26474. 4
Smith (R. C.) Just a little home upon
the hill. 10885.
Smith (R. L.):
Fight, fight, fight. 23248.
Our dear old Willamette. 21880.
Smith (R. 8.) Sun prince waltzes.
11918.
Smith (R. W.):
Smiling flower.
Where the _ curly
Dreaming at twi- |
Shipwreck (The)
Night is far spent.
20198.
lillies grow.
12250.
Won’t you be my honey, bye and
bye. 20654.
Smith (Roland) Hurry and come
back to me. 17220.
Smith (Russell) :
Forevermore. 17095.
Take me back to old Kentucky.
22244,
That demon rag. 6329.
Violet and the rose. 9528.
Smith (S. G.) Regina dee. 16076.
Smith (Seymour) :
Gipsies’ camp. 21168.
Oliva. 19825.
Smith (Stanton)
bride. 9689.
Smith (Sydney):
Aspiration. 6771.
Oppet star Jesu forbarmande
hjirta. 29378.
Smith (T. A.) My American girl.
26676.
Will you be my
2244
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Smith (T. B.) College route. 30443.
Smith (Mrs. T. EH.) Society girl.
20205.
Smith (V.) Ma dusky maid. 15556,
15557.
Smith (W.) On the banks of the Wil-
lamette. 17698.
Smith (W. A.) Bright eyes three step.
4596.
Smith (W. G.):
In memoriam, Robert Schumann,
1810-1910. 13122.
Mazurka d’amour. 13399.
Smith (W. H. H.):
Benedin anima mea. 22562 (8).
Cantata domics. 22562 (18).
Gloria in excelsis in C. 27714 (9).
Smith (W. M.):
Beautiful sunset. 27882.
Up in the air so free my honey let
us be. 27490.
Smith (W. P.) Old home by the wal-
nut tree. 15906.
Smith (W. R.)
9366.
Smith (W. S.):
Effort and pastime. 10308, 10309.
Waltz. 20540, 20541.
Smith (W. W.):
Christ is my leader. 10110.
Happy in the Saviour’s love.
10572, 15081.
I am kept by Him alone. 106638.
I want to work for Jesus. 107338.
There is glory. 12008. y
There is power in the gospel.
12007.
Thou art my, all.
| Smith & Lamar:
Angels’ song. 25270.
God loves us all. 25984.
Let your eyes be on the field.
10987.
O little town of Bethlehem. 26777.
O to give as He giveth. 11324.
Ring the joy bells. 27045.
Son of the Highest. 27226.
'Smithdeal (J. D.) Two flags. 20450.
Smithers (T. H.) News for little chil-
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| Smithson (O. V.)
}Smothers (T.) jr.
dren. 197438.
I am a conqueror.
21316.
Seminole waltz.
3818.
Smotlacha (H.)
rovsky. 15887.
Smulewitz (S.) A brivele dem taten.
12860, 14558.
Karel Havlitek Bo-
| Smyth:
Ma Portugaise. 3228.
Tous 4 Vamour. 4100.
Valse blonde. 4156.
| Smyth (B.) Viviano, my-a-rag-a-time-
a-queen. 380176.
INDEX
Smyth (E.):
Laggard dawn. 8007.
March of the women. 5568, 8200,
26519.
Overture to The wreckers. 26878.
T9TOS -OTS2.
Smyth (W.):
Grand frisé. 23396.
Yo. Vaime, -2b167-
Smythe (B.) Ten penny rag. 29995.
Smythe (R.) Young rose. 66388.
Snaga (J.):
Hiskrystalle. 2572-2575.
Grosses potpourri. 5060.
Heimatlied. 2837.
Rodlermarsch. 1446, 3702-3704.
Wanda’s auftrittslied. 42388.
Sneider (C. N.) Flag of our Yankee
land. 28254.
Snobinette. 1596.
Snock (1I.) Florestine des Alpes.
18870.
Snow (A.°J.) lLove’s question. 15537.
Snow (C. A. C.) In the secret of Thy
presence. 13136.
Snow (H.) Black demon rag. 12511.
Snow (S.) jr. Nutmeg state. 11300.
Snyder (B.) Rest to the weary.
22010.
Snyder (G. H.):
Mary from Maryland. 15600.
Only a dream. 19845.
Snyder (H. W.) In my new aero-
plane. 28765.
Snyder (L. B.) My faithful pearl.
24108.
Snyder (R. N. M.):
College professional. 4683.
Ghost time. 17122, 27714 (60).
Under the campus moon. 6395.
Wont you be my lolly-pop. 6612.
Snyder (Ted) :
After the honeymoon. 18260.
Ask my mother. 20765.
Cancel that wedding march. 4626.
Hight little letters. 4852.
He’s coming back. 12968.
I miss you, yes I miss you. 10720.
In the land of harmony. 7853.
June honeymoon. 138186.
Kiss me honey, kiss me. 10928.
Maybe you’re not the right one.
21657.
Movin’ man don’t take my baby
grand. 29236,
My bill from Louisville. 26679.
My love for you. 8883.
One o’clock in the morning. 21869.
Sombrero land. 27217.
Spanish love. 11864, 29881.
Sweetheart, my sweetheart. 27345.
Take a vacation Mr. Moon. . 203826.
That mysterious rag. 22278.
Wishing. 2016.
22495
INDEX
Snyder (Ted) co.:
DE. Gy, (7) S., VG) |
After the honeymoon. 18260.
Alexander’s ragtime band. 6694,
20021 Qi (45;
American beauty. 14866.
Ask my mother. 20765.
Baseball bug. 22748.
Black canary rag. 12510.
Bring back my lovin’ man. 25457.
Bring me a ring in the spring.
27948.
Business is business. 10021.
Cancel that wedding march. 4626.
Carmelita. 18517.
Carnation march. 16891.
Celtic love. 12571.
Checkerboard. 12586.
Coonology. 10155.
Crimson rambler.
Cuddle up. 25619.
Dat’s-a my gal. 4765.
Della Ware. 14789.
Dingle pop hop. 10243.
Dog gone that chilly man. 238098.
Dollar bill’s the flag. 25682.
Don’t be afraid. 7196.
Don’t take your beau to the sea-
12646.
Shore. 21001.
Down to the Folies’ bergére.
10273:
Dying rag. 48835.
Hight little letters. 4852.
Ephraham played upon the piano.
14828.
Everybody’s doin’ it now. 25786.
Fair Illinois. 494.
Fanatie rag. 7336.
Girls. 18933.
Gramachree, be true to me.
He promised me. 28549.
He’s coming back. 12968.
Hey! hey! hey! T7635.
Hobble skirt. 5156.
How do you do it Mable.
I beg your pardon. 10666.
I’d like to build a little house.
23527.
I just want you. 19123.
I like to call you sweetheart.
13088.
Vl trade my heart for
21330.
I miss you, yes I miss you.
I want to be a Sailor. 29386.
I wish I were single. 782.
If you'll marry a girl. 18099.
If you were mine dear. 19198.
In the land of harmony. 7853.
Innocence. 17816.
Isabel. 852.
June honeymoon.
Jungle king. 7945.
Let me live. 954.
Let’s grow old _ together,
Zilia Zae
12926.
28605.
yours.
10720.
13186.
honey.
2246
Snyder (Ted) co.—Continued.
Lyre-bird and the jay. 26495. |
Mary Brown. 21647.
Maybe youw’re not the right one.
21657.
Meet me by the fireside in winter.
29146.
Meet me to-night. 29149.
Meet me when the roses bloom.
13406.
Mew-mew rag. 1092.
Mister Yodlin man. 24048.
Molly, O! oh; Molly. 18454.
Movin’ man don’t take my baby
grand. 29236.
Murmuring winds. 15747. }
My Bill from Louisville. 26679.
My Irish Mayme. 1153. ’
My love for you. 8883. \
My melody dream. 24117.
New Ebbitt. 24158.
On the Riviera. 17697. ;
One o’clock in the morning. 21869.
Paddy from Cork. 15953. |
Pasha’s passion. 24828. i
Ragtime violin. 24448.
Ramshackle rag. 8808.
Rose of pyramid land. 27071.
Rubies and pearls. 17874.
Run home and tell your mother. |
17879. h
She’s just plain Mary Jane. 1559.
Show me around. 38845. |
Sombrero land. 27217.
Spanish love. 11864, 29881.
Summer love. 16348.
Sweetheart my sweetheart. 27345. |
Take a vacation, Mr. Moon. 20326. |
Take me back to the garden of |
love. 27855. |
Tennis. 27374.
That Kazzatsky rag. 4028.
That Madrid rag. 16418.
That monkey tune. 11991.
That mysterious rag. 22278.
That natural rag. 27388.
That peculiar rag. 18056, 18057. |
There’s a girl in Havana. 22298. |
Throw a kiss to me. 14079. /
Vir-gin-ia. 30172.
Virginia Lou. 1890, 9535. }
Waiting down by the Mississippi |
shore. 20534. - 1
What is this world coming to?
9603. |
When I hear you say you. 16616. |
When I’m alone. 12210. A
When it rains, sweetheart. 14233. |
When you kiss an Italian girl. ;
16641. |
When you kiss the only girl. 1972. |
When you're in town. 12248. |
Where the edelweiss is blooming.
27629.
Whistling rag.
1225.
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| Soler
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Snyder (Ted) co.—Continued.
‘ Wholesale love. 22490.
Why did you make me love you.
18198.
William’s wedding. 16674.
Wishing. 2016.
Woodman, woodman, spare that
tree. 16684.
Yankee love. 30330.
Yiddisha nightingale. 25166.
You didn’t have nothing. 25173.
You’ll be just as glad to come back
home. 25175.
You’ve built a fire down in my
heart. 16709.
You’ve got me hypnotized. 27692.
Zym-boom coloured band. 2064.
Snyder (Titus) Farewell. 25799.
Soar (A.) Give me the bad girl of the
family. 14967.
Soar (J.) Autumn leaves. 22711.
Societa tipografico-editrice nazionale.
Missa in honorem §. Secundi Mar-
tyris. 3339.
Société d’éditions musicales. Panta-
gruel. 1309.
Sodano (E.) ’E rigginelle ’e Brooklyn.
7253.
Sodero (D.) Tempo dipolacca. 14034.
Séchting (E.):
An der quelle. 18299.
Bliitenregen. 18445.
Frohe Weihnacht.
Gondellied. 18959.
Jagdstiick. 19267.
Legato und staccata. 23785.
Leichte vortragsstiicke. 5446.
Lied ohne worte. 26412.
Moment de valse. 26626.
Morgengruss. 19629.
Opern album. 5834.
Quatre piéces de salon.
Rosenlied. 20057.
Serenade im parke.
Sonate. 13905.
Tonleitern und accorde. 24909.
Ungarisch, G moll. 14132.
Walzer im freien. 20545.
Weihnachtsgléckchen. 6490.
Sofer (J.) Drowsy land. 12722.
Soisson (J. W.) Emiradha. 2588.
Sokol (J.):
Feuille d’ album. 4923.
Jetaime. 5340.
Quatre préludes.
(—) Malakoff
13800, 13551.
Soler (A.):
Danse gitane. 18660.
Final et hymne. 18847.
Récitatif et habanera. 27012.
Récitatif et nocturne. 20000.
Soler (R.) Je t’ apporte mon coeur.
30570.
4963.
13904.
20149.
6192.
(La) 11080,
Soley (E.) Love of Christ constrain-
eth. 19471.
Solimena (E.) Ida.
Sollars (L. S. V.)
sun is setting.
Solly (T. E.):
Aria impromptu. 6751.
Marcietta in F. 17496.
Solman (A.):
Guess again, Mr. Brown. 5063.
I’m looking for a nice young fel-
low. 2922.
Mine. 13442.
We met in dear old Frisco. 9582.
With the last rose of summer.
9704.
You can win me if you’ll woo me,
2072 (201).
Solomon (M.) Three miniature pieces
for the piano. 27215.
Somerkamp (W.) Crimson rambler,
16960.
Somervell (A.):
Dawyck edition of Scottish song.
28182.
Love unto love. 8187.
National songs, English, Scotch,
Irish and Welsh. 26718.
Thomas the rhymer. 24877.
Somerville (R.):
Album of three light pieces.
Carina. 14596.
Matrimony limited. 21651.
Old Adm’ral Benbow.
26817.
Watcher (The)
Somis (G. B.):
Adagio und allegro.
Sonate en sol majeur.
Sommario (—)
22892.
Sommer (F.)
Sommer (H.)
1913.
Sommer (J.)
Sommer (K.):
Straussiana.
Valse mignonne.
Sommerfelt (W.):
Canzonetta. 22890.
Six Scandinavian pieces.
Song of love: 28419.
Song review co., inc.:
I want something new
with. 28713.
I want to spoon to the tune. 191664.
Italian Romeo. 28827.
That Frisco bear. 30005.
When the world comes to an end.
10750.
Meet me when the
19564.
6693.
26815-
6473.
26335.
PGA:
Canzonetta (La)
Rondo in F dur.
Waldschratt
2021T.
(Der)
Lachendes gliick. 5416.
13971, 13972.
14154.
17945.
to play
30261.
Song service reporter. 9122.
Songs for the little ones at home.
25197 (381).
Songs of Allegheny college.
Songs of Junetide. 17955.
16275.
2247
INDEX
Spt. WH.) Ss, ¥. 6
Songs of southern colleges and old | Southern California music co.—Contd, |
24707.
2256.
southern melodies.
Sonnambula (La)
Sonnet (H.):
Ave Maria. 9882.
Beim scheiden. 16839.
Bliicher bei Caub. 9984.
Friedland vor Stralsund. 10424.
Scheiden. 17898.
Sontini (R.) Valse miramar. 20482.
Sonzogno (H.):
Fest der ernte. 18839.
Isabeau. 1891, 8230, 15608.
Marienmond. 18881, 138382.
Rhea. 20025.
Soo music co.:
Peach kisses. 3556.
Through golden years I’ve loved
you. 12034.
Soper (J.) Dream (The) cure. 18736.
Sorcier (Le) 2102, 2162.
Sorensen (L.) Under the dreamy
moon. 24946, 25197 (246), 27478.
Sorg (J. C.) Love me just a little-
do.) 17452:
Sonim: (hz ds)
Ave Maria. 16804.
Hece sacerdos magnus. 18763.
Requiem high mass. 17844.
Sorrell (F. T.) V11 come back to you.
10691.
Souders (W.) Menagerie. 26575.
Soule (C. F.)
ness. 10721.
Sousa (J. A.) I am crazy over Daisy.
7678.
Sousa: (ie Pa):
Belle of Bayou Teche. 27890.
Black man. 2072 (74), 9973.
Dwellers in the Western world.
I need you in my busi-
M228:
Federal march. 4921, 6648 (53),
2 730
Glory of the Yankee navy. 2072
(102).
Grand festival march. 12929.
Red man. 2072 (168), 11656.
White man. 12260.
Southern (A. C. & HE. T.):
All the world loves a lover. 6704.
Banjo Joe. 20801.
Come and play see saw with me.
7044.
From figleaf to harem. 149381,
17108.
Hat that’s just like mine. 28536.
Leader of the sub-marine. 19381,
23778.
Pajama nightietights. 15955,
Tee.
Up side down. 24958.
Will you float me. 16672, 18206.
Southern California music ¢o.:
Abie’s got a Irish Molly O. 6659.
Dat Danube kiss. 20964.
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Southern college.
Southern music ¢o.:
Southwell (C.):
Southwell (G.):
Southwood (H.)
15518.
Sowle (L. E.) Won’t you say you love |
me. 22518. |
Sox (A. L.) You will never find
Spadea (V.):
40 grand studies. 17968.
Spagnolo (G.):
Arricamanno. 67.
Bella mandriana. 20824.
Fiore d’arancio. 21105.
Si’ bella. 1565.
Sole @oro. 22140.
Suonno doce. 22220.
Voce a mare. 1897.
Spahr (H. L.)-
Spalding (A.) Andantino.
Spann (C.) jr.
love.. 19163.
Sparks (F. ©.) Salvation. 13802. |
Sparks (L. W.) White feather. 25118. |
Sparks (W. A.) Sucker. 9195. i
Spath (A. E.)
Spatz (H. J.)
Spaulding (G. L.):
48
Is my hat on straight? 53826.
Jerry Moran. 19283.
Loves of yesterday. 11059.
Moon whispers. 1112.
My dream girl. 11216.
Play that aloha rag. 17745.
Shoe tickler rag. 11773.
Hurrah for South- —
ern college. 17219. |
Love me honey. 21579.
Memphis squeeze. 13419.
Some day we'll know. 22142,
Guarantee. 10550.
Satisfaction march. 22068.
Ajax march. 20719.
Front section march. 10433.
“ Guarantee.” 10550.
Leaders’ choice band book. 2718.
March autogetit. 11090.
Operatic mingle. 26838.
Satisfaction march. 22068.
Sensation march. 22694. ,
Love and _ pride. |
14306.
another girl.
27753.
16777.
16989.
Alma Roma.
Andrea Doria.
Delizie infantili.
Italia mia. 28825.
Redenzione marcia. 29590.
Tripoli. 380088.
Old fashioned girl. }
113853. i
27269. |
I want some one to |
Meet me when the +
roses bloom. 138406. .
Love’s dream. 8140.
Belfrey bells. 16840.
Dolly’s good. 14768.
Farmer at the circus. 4380 (118), |
Flashing glances. 7381.
Frolic of the bees. 6648 (55).
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Spaulding (G. L.)—Continued.
Good cheer. 25945.
I’m going to write to Santa
Claus. 26159.
Idle dreams. 17272, 30364 (85).
In the morning. 13134.
Light of heart. 17412.
Little chatterbox. 28995.
Measured steps. 8248.
Merry jingling bells.
(166).
My playroom. 11244.
My shadow. 15789.
Nine tonal beauties.
None easier. 15844.
Pussy-willows. 16052.
Rain or sun. 11558.
Robin (The) 16105.
Shamrock. 27153.
Singing children.
Singing gondoliers.
6172.
Spirit of speed. 6648 (118).
Squirrel and the nut. 6648 (117).
Told by the firelight. 20412.
Trifles. 6648 (127).
Turquois (The) 16728 (67).
Water frolics. 27567.
What should dolly wear.
Young cadets. 9761.
24016, 25197
3916.
162380.
4380 (163),
18176.
| Speaight (J.):
Legends. 19887.
*Tis sweet to love. 12042.
Speaks (O.):
Charity. 25526.
Greeting. 18244 (68).
How long wilt Thou forget me.
26691.
If I knew. 10762, 18244 (68).
Lover’s song. 26481.
Morning. 1118.
To you. 1796.
Under the wide and starry sky.
14180.
When all the bonny birds.
Spear (H. C.):
Lingering. 17418.
Why do the flowers fade.
27597.
16661.
Spear (W. S.) Old homestead. 11355.
Spears (E. H.) Get wise. 23821.
Specht (L. P.):
Paquita. 24824.
Some day when you shall love.
24672.
Through the smoke of a Turkish
| cigarette. 24888.
Speciale (V.):
Sentimental. 24580.
Vita artistica. 25016.
| Speck (S. HL):
Blue bird. 168638, 27714 (36).
Speck (S. H.)—Continued.
I’m dreaming of you to-day. 7726.
If you believe in dreams. 2962.
In childhood’s summertime. 17283.
Longing. 8099.
On the crest of the Mount of the
Holy Cross. 19882.
One moment with thee. 3504.
Only a typewriter girl. 15922.
Star beads. 39384.
Starlight, starbright. 11879.
Sun flowers. 1683, 9782 (81).
When I hear that bunch come
home. 9624.
With my angel of dreams
dreamland. 18212.
You'll be the rose, I’ll be the bee.
12326.
Speck (T.):
I am an American girl.
My friends. 15764.
in
15181.
Speer (C.) Soul (The) of Percival.
27261.
Speer (W. H.) Infancy and child-
hood. 10820.
Speidel (W.) Viking expedition.
30814.
Speiser (W.):
Erste liebe. 4872.
Eis ist so anders gekommen. 4875.
Lieb’ ist ein bltimelein. 5460.
Sein lied. 6115.
Unter rosen. 6402.
Wanderlied. 6470.
Spell (R.) Down in a green, green
meadow. 28114.
Spence (lL. C.) When the band plays
Yankee Doodle. 18184.
Spence (L. F.) Mariners song. 5580.
Spence (W. R.):
Be joyful in the Lord. 22748.
Bluebird (The). 14534.
Early dawn was breaking. 17256.
Morning song. 8828.
See the streamlet swiftly flowing.
8990.
Story of Bethlehem.
To you. 24907.
Spencer (A. A.) Rosary. 16119.
Spencer (C. C.) Those lips of thine.
27301.
300388.
Spencer (E.):
Ferme ton magasin. 25811.
P’tit poisson rouge. 5948, 8768.
V’ 14 Napoléon. 27492.
Spencer (H. B.) Gaiety. 27714 (7). —
Spencer (Ff. EH.) Closing hymn. 7085.
Spencer (H.):
Come kiss the blarney
22978,
22979, 27714 (46).
Boston waltz. 2072 (77), 6648 Could I but live and love always.
(44). 2457, 2458.
Calling. 23837. Down in the locker of Davy Jones.
Gobble and the hobble. 7475. 21011.
2249
26596—12——32
INDEX
Spencer (H.)—Continued.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
10291.
Honey bunch. 5165, 9782 (42).
Love-sick. 3205.
Prairie flower. 3599.
Some day dear heart.
16728 (62).
Spencer (I.) My wife’s bought an
aeroplane. 24136.
Spencer (L. BH.) Take me Willie take
me. 16386.
Spencer (O. W.)
5658.
Spencer (P.)
Spencer (S.):
It listens good to me. 17328.
Oh! you married life. 15893.
Spencer (S. R.) Minuet in E major.
11160.
Spencer (T.):
Flight of the aeroplane.
For love of you. 25864.
From sea to sailor. 238292.
Girl who loved him best. 23334.
Greet me to-night in the moon-
light. 25974.
Love is a pretty name. 238875.
Never mind. 26781.
Oh, test my love rose hued. 26847.
Old maid. 24258.
Recognition. 24455.
Susie’s the girl for me. 24796.
When I had the blues: 27601.
When skating-time comes round.
27608.
Spencer (W.) Wild goose. 2006. |
Speranza-Camusat. Souvenir d’ Egypt.
27265.
Sperl (C. G.):
And he blows that big horn. 4425.
Indian’s dream of his happy hunt-
ing ground. 3009.
Like to sing the songs. 3168.
Oh, I am going back to my old
home. 5795.
Stars above they shine like dia-
monds. 3939.
Spero (M. J.) Let’s run away. 9782
(58).
16255,
Missouri march.
Hobble hair. 19054.
25843.
Speroy (R.):
Old red, white and blue. 4380
(152).
Playing a game with a pair of
eyes. 4880 (156).
True love. 9428.
Sperry (B. F.) You’re all the world
to me. 14298.
Spicer (F.):
Come brave boys hurrah for the
fair. 12620.
He hears again the old songs.
12965.
Spindler (—) Wellenspiel. 14215.
pt. 1, WS Se, WEG
Spindler (F.):
Funeral march. 2698.
Octave study in E flat.
Opern album. 5834.
Polka brillante. 1360.
Spini (L.):
Morning mazurka. 17585.
On a holy day. 17688.
Over the fields. 17719.
Rose waltz. 17862.
Spinner (Mrs. A.) Over land and sea
waltz. 15947.
Spinney (T. H.) Hallelujah Christ is
risen. 75638.
Spinney (W.)
wonderful things.
Spitler (H.)
sinking.
Spitz (A.):
Abenteuer in Mekka. 143825.
Guten freunde. 15052. ,
Korsar (Der). 26871. —
Nachtfalter. 15801.
Tugendprinz. 16472.
21824.
Thou shalt shew us
14074.
When the sun is slowly
25098.
Spitzer (J.) Guten freunde. 15052.
Spohn (Mrs. S.) Wah wabh taysee.
1911.
Spohr (L.):
Romanze. 200438.
Rose softly blooming. 29661.
Sponer (A. von):
Sechszig elementar etiiden. 12296, ©
12297. |
Zwolf der schdnsten weihnachts-
lieder. 24725-24728.
Spooner (S. C.) Peace. 8666.
Spoor (F. J.) When the golden sun
goes down. 16680.
Sporek (G.):
Gammes majeurs
18904-18906.
Nocturne. 30646.
1°7° sonate. 20133.
2°™° sonate. 201384.
2°™* sonate. 18571.
3°™* sonate. 18572.
Sprague (P. J.) Glorify them all in
me. 596, 27389.
Spratt (H.) Friends. 23284.
Spring (G. W.) House beside the sea.
26086.
Spring maid. 380, 538, 728, 1012,
1643-1647, 1829, 2072 (89), 2072
(100), 2682, 3424, 3500, 3928, 3929,
6240, 6648 (63), 6648 (114), 6648
(116), 6648 (129), 9259, 11871,
12677, 18414, 18948, 20971, 21135,
29299.
Springer (M.)
10108.
Spross (C. G.):
Asleep. 6769.
Come down, laughing streamlet.
28084.
Dutch lullaby. 21028.
et mineures.
Choral-sonata, G dur.
2250
| squire. (W. H.):
. Stafford (R. E.)
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Spross (C. G.)—Continued.
Ishtar. 7891.
Our colors. 21878.
Summer sunshine.
Word of God.
Spurgin (C. E.)
(64)...
Spurling (C. M.):
Contrast (A)
Impromptu. 17979.
Melody. 17980.
Promenade. 17764.
Reverie. 17847.
Serenade. 17905.
Springtime. 17978.
Wandering concertinaman. 18158.
Spurr (A.) Hileen. 23160.
Squire (C. A.) Jesus is coming.
17336.
Squire (H.) Messmates.
Squire (P. C.)
2935.
9210.
22520.
Pearl waltz. 43880
16946.
175389.
I’ve got the coin.
Irish fusilier. 7888.
Lazyland. 215138.
Mountain lovers.
Nectarine. 21766:
Stars in the valley. 22198.
Third violoncello album. 4053.
Squire & Kinne:
Be not afraid. 16836.
Blood of Jesus. 16859.
Brother get the flame. 4600.
For you there is power in the
blood. 17094.
Fully saved to-day. 17107.
Hid with Christ in God. 17201.
Hushed to rest. 5189.
I believe it shall be as He told
me. 17225.
Jacob’s yision. 38042.
Jesus is coming again. 173387.
Looking unto Jesus. 17441.
Present faith. 17759.
Redeemed by the blood. 17837.
Shelter in the blood of Jesus.
17911.
Some sweet day. 17941.
Tell of Jesus. 4019.
That sweet voice. 18060.
"Tis the midnight cry. 18080.
Victory. 18136.
When He comes. 18181.
Where will you spend eternity?
6543.
Windows of heaven.
Stacy (Mrs. A. C. Le F.)
maiden. 4692.
3967.
6575.
Come little
| Stadel (J. A.) Lover’s lament. 29058.
Stadler (H.) Zwei lieder. 13949.
Stadmuller (E.) Ben Backstay. 2260.
Stafford (H.) Storm cloud. 29916.
We never miss the
water ‘till the well runs dry. 12183.
Stahl (A.):
Abendlied. 25206.
Drei rosen. 7241.
Jehova ist mein Hirte.
Leichter sinn. 8023.
Liebe im kleinen. 8048.
Lied der freundschaft.
Offenbach album. 8547.
Preis marsch album. 17755.
Rose (Die) vom Kaukasus.
Spatz und der kanari. 27274.
Sundari oper in 38. aufaztigen.
PPA
Traum des hirtenknaben. 9408.
Stahl (W. C.)
Moonlight kisses.
Stainer (J.):
Ara Herren med dina Agodelar.
26282.
8052.
8897.
8320.
2093.
Hoar och en vyare Oofverheten.
10656.
Kristi frid regere i edra hjirtan.
Siatity:
Veten I icke, att I dren ett Guds
tempel. 4188.
Stainer & Bell, Itd.:
A la campagne. 18245.
Allegretto pastorale. 2116.
Allegretto scherzando. 29.
Alleluia, Christ is risen from the
dead. 6706.
And God shall wipe away
tears. 6781.
Antiphon. 18310, 18311.
April, April. 2155.
Aquarelle. 6748.
Aria. 3654.
As it fell upon a day. 67683.
As now the sun’s declining rays.
6764.
At the yellow boreen.
Autumn day. 22710.
Autumn leaves. 12447.
Badinage. 16820.
Benedicite. 6855.
Benedicite omnia opera.
9951.
Benedictus.
14495.
Bereeuse. 20829.
Bethlehem cradle song.
Bourrée. 2797.
Busy, curious, thirsty, fly. 14567.
Call (The) 18497.
Cantabile. 3370.
Capriccio. 25497.
Carillon. 2350.
Chansonnette. 20900.
Chant du soir. 14613.
Children’s eucharist. 28025.
Christians awake. 28038.
all
25311.
4535,
2263, 12495, 12496,
4540.
Christmas bells. 28048.
Christmas carol. 28045.
Come into the garden, Maud.
12622,
2251
INDEX
Stainer & Bell, ltd.—Continued.
Come, O come my life’s delight!
2482.
Communion service. 2488, 7060,
7061, 14666-14668, 28097, 28098.
Content. T067.
Cupid and my Campaspe. 2471.
Dominus illuminatio mea. 20992.
Dover beach. 4814.
Dream, baby, dream. 14779.
Drop, drop, slow tears. 17024.
Early spring. 30476.
Easter. 18760.
Hlegiac rhapsody.
Hlegy. 451.
Hlfentanz.
Erin the tear. 25764.
Etude arabesque. 148837.
Fain would I change that note.
2628.
Fair Phyllis. 12783.
Fairies (The) 18815.
Fairy lullaby. 28212.
Far have you come.
Farewell (A) 12794.
Flying thoughts. 14901.
Folk songs. 14902.
Four little studies. 15857.
France. 541.
Germany. 580.
Gifts. 10468.
Give the King Thy judgments.
12893.
Gloria in excelsis. 12898.
God be in my head. 30515.
God so loved the world. 614, 5016.
Good night. 15009.
Great is the Lord. 15026.
Grey mornings. 2791.
Hark a day. T7579.
Hark! Hark my soul. 15084.
Hear the voice and_ prayer.
12972.
Here’s a health unto his majesty.
23475.
Hie away. 702.
Hungary. 735.
Hymn for the coronation of King
George V. ‘675.
I got me flowers. 19117.
I have lifted up mine eyes. 19118.
I heard the bells on Christmas
day. 28656.
I love my love. 2969.
I’ve been roaming. 7765.
I will pour out my spirit. 15259.
Impressions and arabesques.
2979.
In grotto cool. 15288.
In the bleak mid-winter. 10808.
In the country. 21408.
Irishmen hand in hand. 3023.
It came upon the midnight clear.
26267.
John Kelly.
14810.
10314, 21040.
7341.
15357.
2252
DU. TH, Nn. 6., Vv. 6
Stainer & Bell, I1td.—Continued.
Jubilate.
23695.
Knight’s return. 3103.
Kyries in E flat. 8005.
Lady-love mine. 982.
Lady Moon. 193864.
Lamb (The) 5419.
Lead us, heavenly Father.
Lesbia’s sparrow. 950.
Light in darkness. 3160.
Lighten our darkness. 8066.
Like as the hart. 21589.
Lilac is out. 21541.
Little Fairy. 13287.
13180, 13182, 15364,
5433.
‘Little work, a little play. 3177.
Lochinvar. 23856.
Longing. 3184.
Lord is the portion of mine in-
heritanee. 15507.
Lord let me know mine end. 8111.
Lord of heaven. 8114, 11037,
15508.
Lord’s prayer. 5509.
Love and [. 18811.
Love bade me welcome. 19461.
Love is a sickness. 11049.
Love’s eall. 26482.
Love’s folly. 138325.
Love’s secret. 13328.
Lullaby (A) 8158.
Magnificat. 8176.
Magnificat & Nunc dimittis. 1034, |
3241, 3242, 8175, 8177-8179,
18346, 18347, 13349, 138350, 19514. |
Man for Galway. 21622.
Melody in C. 2807.
Messmates. 17539.
Minuet. 3382.
Morning song. 8978.
Mother Goose’s rhymes.
Moto perpetuo. 83837.
Nature’s sweetest singers. 8424.
Now God be with us. 30651.
O give thanks unto the Lord.
13575.
O Lord our God arise. 18580.
15736.
O Lord rebuke me not. 15869.
O perfect love. 26780.
O whither would ye go. 30658.
Ode to Maia. 18586.
Office of Holy Communion.
11395.
Once again, O blessed time. 1278.
5791,
One thing have I desired of the |
Lord. 5827.
Oriental serenade.
Orientale. 19856.
Our blest Redeemer. 138632.
Out of the deep. 19867.
Palace is not for man. 5856..
Pastoral (A) 11489.
Pensées d’autrefois.
Phoebe. 19920.
Prelude. 16655.
24297.
3561.
INDEX
aos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Stainer & Bell, Itd.—Continued.
Prelude and fugue in G@ minor.
11516.
Public school pianist. 8769-8777.
Put your hand in mine. 8787.
Radiant morn of spring. 19991.
Remember not, Lord, our offences.
1424.
Reverie. 22013.
Rhapsody. 16091.
Roadside fire. 27051.
Romance. 345.
Rondel. 24504.
Russia. 1478.
Sarabande. 3765.
Save, Lord, and hear us. 11712.
Seandinavia. 1509.
Scherzo fantastique. 27116.
Shepherd (The) 6187, 18869.
Sigh no more. 27169.
Silent moon. 27171.
Slovak legend. 6181.
Slumber song. 17929.
Solemn march. 18907.
Song of Asia. 16268.
Song of the scythes. 9119.
Song of the spirit of the hour.
17958.
Song of the wind. 1629.
Sonnet 18. 27258.
Sous les saules. 17964.
Spain. 1634.
Spanish improvisations.
Spring. 6239.
Stances 4 la marquise. 24736.
Stars (The) 6246.
Stolen child. 9179.
Sun of my soul. 24782.
Sunflower (The) 13987.
Take ye heed. 11954.
Te Deum laudamus. 1735, 4011,
6316, 9288, 11965, 11966, 14021,
16394-16396, 248386, 27361.
Teach me Thy way. 22264.
There be many that say. 16424.
Tho’ all the stars. 12022.
Thou wilt keep him in perfect
peace. 14075.
Three fishers. 14076.
Three songs. 21213, 21214.
Through the day. 4071.
To his flocks. 14087.
To-night. 14088.
To thee, Wales. 24905.
Tramp songs. 22330, 30083-30085.
Trio no. 4. 20423.
Twilight. 16475.
Two album leaves. 989.
Two little pieces. 27667.
Two pieces. 246138.
Two short anthems. 11087.
Two settings of the Benedicite.
8922.
Vagabond songs.
Vaggsing. 4152.
22181.
24961.
Stainer & Bell, 1td.—Continued.
Vertige. 22390.
Volkslied. 1902.
Wake, my love now awake.
22414.
We have brought the summer.
27574.
Weep ye no more. 22427.
Welcome to morn. 27582.
What the people tell. 27598.
When I think on the happy days.
9630.
Who’s coming with the daffodils.
9670. :
Wind among the reeds. 22502.
Ye choirs of New Jerusalem.
9740.
Young knight.
Young Lochinvar.
Stainton (G.) Like
26418.
Stair (P.) Fair brigade. 21075.
Staley (J. F.) Our country. 21879.
Staley (R. F.) Pose, pose, pose.
19954.
Stambaugh (S. B.):
Bells, bells,
22018.
Fountain (The). 25872.
Gettysburg march. 10461.
Music everywhere. 26674.
Sandman (The) 27108.
Under the bending trees.
Stamitz (J.) Orchester-trio.
11394.
Stamm (A.):
Sieben variationen. 14312.
Vier variationen. 14313.
Stamm (L. G.) Listen to the chimes.
17420, 19428.
Stamper (D.)
27461, 30102.
Stamper (F. H.)
4363.
16712.
silver lamps.
Christmas bells.
27477.
11393,
Turkey trot. 18103,
Benedicite omnia
opera. 9951.
Standard (C. A.) Merry little scout.
175384.
Standard co. pub.:
Choice melodies.
Fountain (The) 25872.
Music everywhere. 26674.
On to victory. 26830. .
Our free and joyous song. 26861.
Sandman (The) 27103.
Standard music series,
24737.
Tick-a-tack. 27429.
True and faithful. 27454.
Under the bending trees.
Standard music pub. house:
Bubbles. 20870.
Corona march. 16952.
Girl with the dreamy eyes.
Maynard waltz. 21660.
Orinoco (The) 24299.
22936.
book 1.
27477.
23385.
2253
INDEX
Standard pub. co.:
All for Christ. 6697.
Be of cheer. 6835.
How goes the battle? 7658.
Hymns of hope. 19098.
I want to belong to Jesus. 7774.
Jesus is leading. 7922.
Let the golden sunlight in. 8039.
My Saviour’s love iS over me.
8400.
Onward into Galilee. 8614.
Precious Saviour. 8742.
Songs of evangelism. 17954.
Stand in your place. 9170.
While you wait. 9661.
Standing (D.):
Blush rose. 25423.
Monotony. 29204.
My guiding star. 21733.
Standing (HE. M.) Dreaming sweet-
heart of you. 25707.
Standish (R.) Schoolmates
22082. ;
Stanford (C. V.):
Anglers’ song. 18307.
Autumn leaves. 12447.
Fair Phyllis. 12783.
Fantasia. 29900.
Gloria in excelsis.
Idyll. 29901.
John Kelly. 15857.
Love’s folly. 18325.
My land. 19690.
Once in Bethlehem. 24280.
Phoebe. 19920.
Song of Asia. 16268.
Song of the spirit of the hour.
17958.
There came a little child. 24860.
To his flocks. 14087.
(The)
12898.
Ye choirs of New Jerusalem.
9740.
Stanford (J. W.) Please don’t tell on
me. 5914.
Stanislas (A.):
Fleurs d’Irlande. 523, 21119.
Polka des pets de nonne. 3592.
Stanke (FF. W.) Osculation rag.
5840.
Prison walls can never
29540.
Stanley (A.)
sever mother’s love.
Stanley (C. H.):
He did it all for me. 21247.
I’m going home to mother. 21340.
You’d come you’d come. 22540.
Stanley (H.):
By the old red mill. 22864.
When I dream of home. 25075.
Stanley (F.) In the golden after-
while. 236382, 25197 (134).
Stanley (J.) Texas cowboy girl.
29997.
Rudiments of music
8918.
Stanley (J. H.)
and graded exercises.
DU. Tite DB. Si: vi 6
Stanley (M.)
meet. 1964.
Stanley (R. B.) Groupof Bates songs.
15039.
Stanley (W.) Divorce mill.
Stanley-Gardner co.
musie. 8918.
Stannard (G.):
Dreamland waltz.
Flower song. 2669.
Marietta. 8217.
Pupils delight.
Reverie at eye.
Rosa (La.) 38724.
Sentiment. 3828.
Tulane schottische.
Wandalette. 9569.
Stansell (J. F.) Slippery Bill.
Stantley (J.) That Boston
11982.
Stanton (C. W.) Somebody’s think-
ing of somebody’s somebody. 13908.
Stanton (R. F.) Violet rays. 30168.
Stanton (V. W.) Coster-monger rag.
23020
When old associates
4799.
Rudiments of
2553.
3618.
3684.
9434.
24651.
trot.
Stanton (W.) I'll be your automobile. |
26135.
Stapler (H. L. G.)
when noon is on the roses.
She comes not
13863.
Star collection of old favorite songs. |
16309.
Star music pub. co. ltd.:
Cheer up my Highland lassie. |
6989.
Fall in and follow me. 7335.
Hymns my mother used to Sing. |
21310.
My wife’s gone to the country. |
8410. ]
Starbuck (I. F.) My mariposa lily.
8390.
Stark (EH. J.) Musical service for the |
new year. 3374. |
Stark music printing & pub. co.:
City far away. 28057.
Climbers (The) 18582.
Felicity rag. 18837.
Minstrel man. 19599.
Nobody knows we’er lovin but you |
and the moon. 29328.
Quality. 19984.
Ragtime oriole. 29566.
That corrugated rag. 20360.
Whirl wind. 30281.
Starks (A. L.)
19068.
Starkweather
8027.
Starkweavmer (J.
8027.
Starr (C.):
Change that opera tune to ragtime.
240.
Danny, my Dublin dandy. 358.
(Bue, Wa)
W.) Leonanie.
2254
Home on the prairie. |
Leonanie. |
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Starr (P.):
All that I ask of the world is you.
9814.
Because of thee. 9925.
Blue eyed Molly. 145382.
Don’t be a sailor Abie. 10261.
Don’t tell it to me. 10265.
For exchange, one little kiss.
21128.
Good-bye, Rose, good-bye. 10514.
Hail my native land forever.
10568.
I am on my way to dreamland.
19105.
I’m awfully fond of you. 10706.
Lover’s lesson. 18822.
My Arabian belle. 138484.
My baby. 8354.
My darling I love you still. 8363.
O, to be with thee, Marie. 8524.
Osculation rag. 5840.
Rose of New England. 11644.
She will be waiting. 9021.
Somebody’s likely to see. 20213.
Sweetheart mine. 20318.
Take me to that fussy dance.
6305.
Who will plead for me. 9671.
Starr (T. B.) My spirit on Thy care.
8404.
Starratt (A.):
I’m in love with the man in the
sky. 7735.
Love’s whist.
Stary (E.):
Kabaretni pochod. 23707, 23708.
Z Geskych mlynie. 16717.
Stathem (B.L.) Slumber song. 11816.
Stather (H.) Minstrel’s song. 26610.
Staton (H. M.):
Lead kindly light. 23777.
Salute of the Christian flag. 29690.
Staub (V.):
Barcarolle. 114.
Impromptu duo.
Murmurs. 5687.
Stauffer (A.):
O that oriental rag. 26783.
Trip with your tip-top boy. 9416.
Stauffer (A.) & Co.:
Don’t forget to meet me.
If you were a rose. 7817.
Let’s play post office. 17395.
O that oriental rag. 26783.
Spooning in my aeroplane.
That peculiar rag. 9326.
Trip with your tip top boy. 9416.
Waiting for you Caroline. 9561.
When I say good bye that means
good bye. 9628.
Stauffer (J. H.):
May time. 21655.
What is nicer than a home sweet
home. 30225.
5530.
814.
28231.
24729.
Stauffer (R. D.)
17258.
Staunton (—) I don’t care if I.never
go home. 7696.
Staunton (H.):
Hermann. 2848.
My sweet I-O-Way. 8405.
Tell me will you always love me?
299938.
When the trees are white witk
May, Nellie Gray. 14244.
You do look pretty. 22541.
Stayner (C. F.):
Blessed stars and stripes.
California, state sublime.
Love of country. 8135.
Tiniest pieces. 80059.
I’ve seen you before.
12518.
6938.
Stead (D.) You’ll never be the man
boy. 27088.
Stead (E.) Lost love. 19459.
Steane (B.):
And God said. 3803876.
Andante con moto. 18302.
Bow down thine ear. 27933.
Break forth into joy. 25447.
Come ye hither. 2484.
Concluding voluntary. 315.
Evensong. 23198.
Living stream. 29017.
Look ye saints. 3187.
Love’s pleading. 21590.
Magnificat and Nune
1034.
Marche funébre. 1051.
O God, who art the author of
dimittis.
peace. 5768.
O love that wilt not let me go.
29354.
Offertories and other pieces.
21885.
One night when all the village
slept. 19840.
Postlude in C. 24882.
Preludium in C. 24401.
Rejoice in the Lord. 3674.
Soprano melody. 24718.
Stars are with the voyager. 11880.
Te Deum in EH flat. 17385.
Teach me O Lord. 11969.
Thou shalt love thy neighbor.
6352.
Toccata and fugue in I. 1797.
Steane (F.) Snowflakes and other
songs for children. 20202.
Stear (C. W.) Carmen brustoliense.
4638.
Stearns (€: €.).
Be brave. 27870.
O great Jehovah. 1228.
Stearns (L. F.) Tennessee. 18049.
Stebbins (G. C.):
Come to Jesus. 2072 (9).
Come to the fountain. 2072 (10).
Gather them in. 2072 (21).
2255
INDEX
Stebbins (G. C.)—Continued.
God has made all things.
(24).
Jesus is calling. 2072 (80).
My refuge. 20703 (85).
O joy all thought excelling. 2072
(41).
Ride on, ride on in majesty. 2072
(51).
Valley dim. 2072 (68).
Stebbins (G. W.) Memory (A)
21685.
Stebbins (W. S.) Junior waltz. 19314.
Stebenne (F.) Play me that harmony
2072
bar. 17744.
Steck (P. A.) Aceordée de village.
16734.
Steel (F. M.):
Crosses. 2466.
Two lullabies. 3940.
Steele (M. A.):
Iam His. 28632.
I’m not disappointed in Jesus.
28693.
Jesus only. 28845.
Our Father’s care. 29481.
Steele (M. C.) Give me a kiss of
goodnight sweetheart. 5002.
Steele (P.):
Roses of June [and] My dream
ship. 8906.
Sevilla waltz. 16728 (61).
Sylvains (Les) 9254.
Steely (W. C.) I was there when he
started. 17268.
Steen (L.) Soul of love is the red red
rose. 20242.
Steenberg (J.):
Am dichs 2137.
Zwei lieder. 3941.
Steeves (—) Rah! rah! we’re going
away. 137238.
Steeves (M. L.) Down on the old
Ohio. 7212.
Stefano (G. de) See De Stefano (G.)
Stege (C.) Value of life. 16506.
Stéger (J. T.):
Caras bonitas. 219, 2349.
Go ahead. 2748.
Manolos y manolas. 11085.
Oveja perdida. 5852.
Primera comunion. 295387.
Reparto general. 11583.
Stehl (H. J.) I once had a little girl.
19160.
Steibelt (D.) Walzer. 6250.
Steiger (C.) Chien et chat. 28024.
Stein (A.) Valse gracile. 1854.
Stein (C.) Herre, nir jag dig hafver.
2850.
Stein (EH. S. de) See De Stein (E. S.)
Stein (F.) I hate to see September
come. 28654.
pt. 1,50 Ss.) vo
Stein (H.):
Christ ist erstanden yon der
marter all. 7013.
Welch’ eine liebe hat uns der vater
erzeiget. 25061.
Stein (J. W.) Lonesome. 29023.
Stein (W.) Conradi system of music.
28108.
Steinberg music co.:
Columbine. 10127.
I like your eyes of blue. 10689.
Steinbruch (H.) Griisst mir das
blonde kind am Rhein. 25989.
Steiner (—) On the b-a-r. 24269.
Steiner (E. R.) My dusky queen.
5699.
Steiner (H. von) Zwd6lf etitiden. 1661.
Steiner (M. R.):
Carambas. 25500.
In the sun. 28791.
My world is a world of sunshine.
13531, 22562 (99).
Other pair of shoes. 3528.
Zu dir, 12359 (tae
Steinfeldt (J. M.):
Berceuse. 27896.
Chanson d’amour. 25519.
Forest violet. 28886.
Petite fileuse. 26917.
Toceatina. 380072.
What the old mill told. 30280.
Steingriber verlag.:
' Arabesken. 12421.
Aus wald und flur.
Bagatellen. 4489.
Ballade. 4621.
Concerto. 13199.
Drei klavierstticke. 22823.
Frohliche zeit. 12855.
Klavier-suite. 5408.
Konzert e-moll. 3312.
Kunstgerechte studium des geigen-
spiels. 26375.
Leichte vortragsstiicke.
Opern-album. 5834.
4462.
5446.
Pflege (Die) der linken hand.
13665.
Polonaise brillante. 18570.
Priludium und fuge. 12462.
Quatre piéces de salon. 138904.
Schone nacht. 5789.
Sechs kleine konzertstiicke. 5179.
Sieben solostiicke. 6465.
Sonate. 138905, 24678, 24679.
Tanz-suite. 6313.
Trois morceaux. 5448.
Triostudien. 253841.
Vier klivierstiicke. 4622.
Zwei neue weihnachtslieder. 27708.
Zwei rondos. 138840.
Zwolf mittelschwere klavierstiicke.
12464.
Zwolf kinderstiicke.
7 divertissements.
18 elementar-studien.
22868.
22869.
24316.
2256
—_ =
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
INDEX
Steinhagen (P.) You. 22562 (50).
Steinhauer (C.) Ritsel. 8801.
Steinheimer (S.):
Puss in the corner. 19981.
Singing to Dolly. 20188.
Steinke (A.):
Butterflies. 25470, 27714 (39).
Dritick-’den daum’n. 21025.
Hs gibt nur ein Berlin.
23187.
Friihling im winter. 21149.
Hans im gliick. 21231, 28525.
Kusslehre (Die). 19360.
18795,
Schmetterlings-intermezzo. 20117,
22075.
Steinkirchner (C.) The mermaid.
21688.
Steinway (C. H.) Liebestindelei.
8151.
Stell (N.) Love’s tribute. 28890.
Stelter (F.) Somewhere. 16268.
Stempfel (T.) jr. Manicure shop.
13367.
Stenhammar (P._ U.) Hosianna.
15156.
Stenhammar (W.) Visor och stam-
mingar. 12137.
Stephani (H.) Geistliches lied. 7451.
Stephens (A.) Missionary messages.
1101.
Stephens (C.) Cozy corner rag.
10164.
Stephens (H. G.) Awake and sing.
6799.
Stephens (S. L.) Moonlight spoon.
29208.
Stephens-Ward. See Ward-Stephens.
Stephenson (M.) When the roses
again are in bloom. 20597.
Stephenson (T. W.) Te Deum lauda-
mus. 11966.
Stepney (S. H.) Riding on a trolley
ear. 17851.
Stepp (N. B.) Wedding ring. 27579.
Sterling (R.):
Dream of the daisies. 12717.
Why did you leave the dear old
home. 22493.
Stern (G. B.) Troubles of a coon.
380089.
Stern (J. W.) & co.:
All for you. 16755.
All the world loves a lover.
252387, 27744 (380).
Ball scene. 253849.
Beautiful isle of love.
25197 (46), 27880.
Blind man’s buff.
(50).
Booloo beau.
Butterflies. 25470, 27714 (389).
Cahira (El) 207..
Carmen. 12509.
Chant du braconnier.
25236,
20817,
18440, 25197
2072 (76).
10084.
2257
Stern (J. W.) & co.—Continued.
Chess duet. 22929, 25197 (62).
Chiclana> > 256. 123598 (59)e
Child love. 16911, 18552, 25197
(64).
Chimes number. 2072 (81).
Cocheco. 2072 (88).
Come back Virginia. 18592, 22562
(56).
Come where the lillies bloom to-
night. 18603, 25197 (69).
Confidence. 25581.
Conversation waltz. 30364 (64),
380446.
Country life—farming life. 18625.
Day dreams. 2072 (89), 12677.
Day dreams, visions of bliss. 380,
20971.
Day of love. 25650.
Don’t be rash. 2072 (98).
Don’t tease. 12708, 14319 (54),
TStZ2, 2519 (17)?
Down on the farm.
(535
25697, 27714
Dreaming at the organ. 14785,
16728 (338).
Dreams. 9972.
Druid’s prayer. 10294.
Eden valse. 25197 (81).
Hy’ry time I smile at you. 28826,
30364 (70).
Farming life. 21092, 25197 (86).
Father and son. | 258038, 25804,
Pai (a ke bas C55) by
First is best.
Fleur de lis.
25832, 30364 (78).
18861, 22562 (62).
Flirting eyes. 7885, 14819 (61).
Fountain fay. 588, 2072 (100),
2682, 9782 (34), 211385.
Freckle face. 10422, 12859 (70).
Garden of peace. 21159, 22562
(64).
Ghost (The)
Gipsy dance.
Gold and silver. 2757.
Goldfisch’chen. 25942.
Grandmother’s minuet. 12944.
Grenadier’s song. 18987, 25197
(94).
Guapa (la)
(72), 15042.
Guess again Mr. Brown. 5063.
Half hours with favorite compos-
23328, 25197 (90).
25912.
7539, 10549, 12359
ers. 3742.
Half hours with the best compos-
ers. Chopin. 2395.
He is her master. 28548.
Heather rose. 26042.
Hello summer. 7623, 9782 (40),
slag eal
Hm! she is the girl. 19052, 21282,
25197 (98).
6648 (62).
303864 (82), 80545.
Honeytown.
Hour of love.
~
4
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6 -
Stern (J. W.) & co.—Continued.
How enthralling the musiec’s soul-
ful greetings. 26088, 26089,
20714 (67).
How I love a pretty face. 728,
6648 (63).
I can start a little nation. 10668,
14319 (69).
I hear the night birds trilling.
7704.
I like the hat. 18086, 18037, 14319
(71), 15206, 16728 (35), 17284,
19124.
I’ll go with you to the end of the
world. 152138, 16728 (86).
I’m getting kind of lonesome.
18058, 14819 (88), 17245, 27714
(78).
I’m looking for a nice young fel-.
lowe, #635" 2002). (iG), 2922.
(Te
If love were all. 10774, 12359
(81).
In dreaming. 2072 (125).
In the gipsy camp. 262388.
In the gloaming. 287838, 30364
(87).
In the shadows.
23636, 26248.
Inquiétude (L’) 10821.
Invitation to the dance. 12188.
Isabella and Ramiro. 26266.
Jacinta. 28829.
John McFee. 26290, 27714 (86).
June rose. 10881, 14819 (98).
Just a little, little kiss. 26318.
Just in love. 2072 (1380).
19235, 23634—
Kiss me just for luck. 19343.
25197 (145).
Lady Hamilton waltzes. 10955,
12359 (85).
Lasso-duet. 26384.
Laughing cavalier. 10968, 12859
(86).
Laughing love. 28986, 289387,
80364 (92).
Let me have a kiss until to-mor-
row. 2072 (188), 3141.
Live and love waltzes. 3178, 6648
(838).
Love in a bunch of roses. 2072
(186).
Love in May. 6648 (85), 8129.
Love me. 18314, 14819 (112),
23881.
1012, 14319 (115).
2072 (140).
25197 (157), 26497.
Loving cup.
M’aimez-vous.
Macs (The)
Madame Troubadour. 1022.
Magic shadows. 26502, 27714
(98).
Make a night of it. 26508, 27714
(99), 29098.
Many happy returns. 21630,
25197 (160).
22508
Stern (J. W.) & co.—Continued. |
Margaret at the spinning wheel.
11099.
Marietta polka. 25197 (161).
Mariette. 23951, 29114.
Melodrama. 13414.
Memories. 111382.
Minar waltz. 11159, 12359 (90).
Miss Dudelsack. 2072 (144),
24047, 26617, 26618.
Miss Tottie Twinkletoes. 11162.
Mississippi dippy dip. 5657, 6648
(89), 8303, 11164.
Modest Suzanne. 29199.
Modulating Maude. 21711, 25197
(168).
More I live, the more I love.
13462, 14319 (121), 17578. |
Music caressing of violins. 19657,
25197 (171).
My paradise. 3393, 6648 (94).
My world is a world of sunshine,
22562 (99).
Myrella. 5722.
Nelke. 26728.
Next may be the right. 3424. |
Night brings the stars and you.
15829. !
Nonsense rag.
8495.
Nowhere.
3441, 6648 (95),
22562 (103).
Oh! Mister Strauss. 1255.
Oh, monsieur. 11342.
Oh that slow waltz. 2072 (155).
Oh you, you _ darling.
24250, 25197 (188).
Old Ironsides. 19818.
On the b-a-r. 198380, 24269, 25197
(191).
On the road to Zag-a-zig. 29412,
30364 (107).
On the track. 3500.
Parade of the tin soldiers.
27714 (112), 294538, 29454.
Paris. 26891, 30864 (108).
Perpetuum mobile. 12189.
Petit carnaval. 26914.
Picture framed in a sunset sky.
24359. ;
Piquant waltz.
11469.
Pluck not the rose.
25197 (201).
Poetische tonbilder.
Polacea brillante. 12190.
Polichinette (La) 22562 (108).
President’s song. 29582.
Real coon rag. 5977.
Ricordati. 138749.
Ride, red captain, ride.
24477, 25197 (205).
24249,
26888,
3575, 6648 (100),
24370, 24571,
12942-12944.
24476,
Rondo. 12488.
Rondo brillant. 12191.
Ronde: d’ amore. 11625.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec.. 1911
Stern (J. W.) & co.—Continued. Stern (J. W.) & co.—Continued.
Rose of Honolulu. 6648 (108),
8894.
Saints and sinners. 25197 (210).
Sambo go on and play your banjo.
13803, 16728 (59).
Same old welcome at the door.
Valse bébé. 24963, 25197 (249).
Valse blanche. 1850, 6648 (13),
9468.
Valse bleue. 27498.
Valse brillante. 10106.
Violet’s sweetheart. 22400, 27714
6079, 6648 (104). (188).
Sarasa. Bao (212), 27106, Vision (Vision sweet). 12359
30738 (110).
Send me a kiss by wireless. 6648 Wallflower sweet. 20589, 25197
(107), 8996. (252).
Senner’s traum. 27130. Waltz my little girl. 4282, 4233,
Show me how to make love. 6648 (138).
20165, 25197 (214).
Siren (The) 20185, 22124, 24638.
24639.
Siren waltzes. 25197 (217).
Song of the sirens. 202338, 25197
(223)).
Soul of my soul. 91386, 9782 (78),
18928, 18929.
Spanish blood. 29880.
Sparrows of Luxembourg. 6648S
(112), 9148.
Spring maid. 16438-1647, 3928,
3929, 6240, 6648 (114), 9159,
9160, 11871, 13948.
Spring maid waltzes. 163801.
Stern’s American-European hits.
18957, 16312.
Sumurtn. 16345, 25197 (229).
Suppose, suppose, suppose. 27324,
27714 (129).
Suzanne. 27330, 30364 (118).
Sweet Rosalie. LEOIS.” ) 22562
(128).
Sweetness I love you the best of
all. 6648 (119).
Take me dear. 9259.
Take me to that ball, Bill. 6648
(120).
That chicken glide. 22269, 25197
(234).
That epidemic rag. 24849, 25197
(236), 30004.
That fascinating waltz. 98317.
They call me Dudelsack. 24870,
25197 (239).
Thy thought my thought. 30053.
Treasures of the world are mine.
22381.
Trou-trou-ba-ba-troubadour. 2072
(189).
Tulpe. 27460.
Two little love bees. 1829, 6648
(129).
Uncle Tom’s eabin rag. 9450,
9782 (90).
Under the rafters. 27480, 27714
(137).
Underneath the wishing tree.
6648 (130).
Up side down. —1846.
Waltzes. 18821, 25394, 25910.
When a fellow who is lonesome.
27595, 27714 (142).
When the sweet carnation. 6531,
12359 (112).
When the trees are dressed in
crimson. 9649.
When you love a boy, who’s a
good little boy. 1973.
When you’re in love with more
than one. 12242, 12359 (118),
18188, 20610:
When your good luck has flown.
30268.
When your luck’s O. K. 12246.
Widow Wood. 12267;- 12268,
14819 (167).
Wild rose. 6648 (185), 9684.
Wine song. 27652.
Wouldn’t it make you think of
something. 12809.
Yesterday and to-day. 2072 (200).
You can win me if you'll woo me.
2072 (201).
You'll never know. 30364 (182).
You’ve made a home run with me.
12338.
You will never know. 30351,
30886, 30837. .
Your love means all the world to
me. 2072 (208).
Zu dir. 12359) ia)
Stern (L. F.):
Meet me at Reno. 5601.
What will Teddy do next. 6508.
Stern (L. M.) Song of beauty. 24682.
Stern (T.) My love was born of roses.
217438.
Sternberg (B.):
Leutnantsliebchen (Das) §043,
17403, 19404.
Madchenaugen sind gefihrlich.
15560.
Streile-duett. 16331.
Tanzstunden-duett. 16391.
Sternberg (C.):
At twilight. 6781.
Barearole. 20703 (8).
Humoresque. 4380 (44).
Humorous incident. 7665.
Marching home. 8211.
INDEX
pt: 10% Ds s., ¥..6
Sternberg (C.)—Continued.
Moment musical. 20703 (33).
On the lake. 8591.
Out to the woods. 8634.
Troisiéme étude de concert. 4111.
Valse lente. 20703 (57).
Waltz on the green. 9567.
Sterny (—):
Célina. 27996.
Mariechen. 265381.
Marietta. 3271, 5579, 23951, 29114.
Marliti (Le) 29115.
Marietta polka. 25197 (161).
P’tit briquet. 5947.
Tu m’en rouleras une. 6386.
Valse des filous. 6416.
Sterny-Bousquet. Marliti (Le) 29115.
See also Bousquet et Sterny.
Stetser (F. B.) My castles of old were
dreams of you. 33879.
Stetson (R. D.) Home in old Ver-
mont. 28593.
Stettiner singer musikverlag:
Auf posten am Weihnachtsabend.
2179.
Berlin ich kenne dich nicht mehr.
153.
Det gloobst de doch alleene nicht.
390.
Fauler zauber. 505.
Goldene hochzeit. 2763.
Herr und Frau Schulze. 2849.
Ick kann mir nischt bei denken:
796.
Im earcer. 2978.
Italienisches salat-couplet. 863.
Krause’s geburtstag. 3109.
Mieze im hosenrock. 13486.
Moderne erfindungen. 1105.
Neue gesetze. 1190.
Neue heilmethoden. 1191.
Piefke bei vater Philipp. 5901.
Reden und denken. 1419.
S’ ist "ne miserable zeit. 1482.
So siehst du aus. 1600.
Sumpfhiihner. 3960.
Stevens (A.) Lady Rose.
Stevens (A. A.)
28924.
Massachusetts floral
emblem. 8288.
Stevens (A. F.) American legation.
4413.
Stevens (C. E. D.) When the roses
bloom again. 2072 (64).
Stevens (H.) King of my golden
dreams. 23725.
Stevens (G. A.):
All that I can think about. 12387.
Betsy, I’m afraid. 22791.
Crinoline and ringlets. 12647.
Good evening, new moon. 2771.
I went to sleep again. 21368.
I wonder what the girls did then.
2947.
Top-hat that my grand-dad used
to wear. 24912.
a RS OH
Stevens (G. A.)—Continued. .
Will you walk along. 18208.
You can do a lot of things.
Stevens (L.):
American legation. 4413.
Parisian temptation. 26892.
Stevens (M.):
Honeymoon suite. 28598.
Jesus is coming again. 17387.
Nora from Norwood. 15845.
Stevens (W. J.) Queen of hearts.
19988.
Stevens & Scully. Come along Mayme.
20924.
Stevens insti. of technology (Alumni
assn. of) Songs of Stevens. 3906.
Stevens (The Misses) American lega-
tion. 4413.
Stevenson (A.)
14290.
Dance of the virgins.
23048.
Stevenson (F.) :
Ariel. 64, 16788.
Christmas bells. 25546.
Good king Wenceslas. 25947.
Light. 8158.
Ninety and nine. 26750.
Song of victory. 22164.
Viennese serenade. 22395.
Stevenson (J.):
Tell me where
9297.
Vespergesang. 4186.
Steventon (R.):
Red onion rag. 27014.
When I am gone. 380241.
Winter time is coming ’round too
is faney bred.
soon. 303811.
You’re just the girl I’ve pictured
in my dreams. 30347.
Stewart (—) Teasing your little
sweetheart. 6320.
Stewart (A. K.):
County palatine. 30449.
Soul (A) 27260.
Where the children sleep. 27628.
Stewart (C. L.):
She sleeps ’neath the sycamore
tree. 138867.
You’re not as you used to be.
14802.
Stewart (G. W.) Old folks at home.
207038 (388, 39).
Stewart (H. A.):
I lub my Dinah don’t you kno’.
17244.
Shall we. 17908.
Stewart (H. J.):
Best of all. 16849.
Brightest and best. 25455.
He kissed her. 17188.
Heavenly star. 3805385.
Hymn of penitence. 5191.
Indian love song. 17314.
King Hal. 193887.
Lord, enthroned in heaven. 5504.
2260
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Stewart (H. J.)—Continued.
Pastoral. 317.
Rose is weeping for her love.
lie 6 473%
See amid the winter's snow.
30740.
Violet (The). 6445.
Vision (A) of home.
Stewart (J. W.) & co.:
Danza (La) 4761.
1892.
Teasing your little sweetheart.
6820.
Stewart (M. HE.) Wealth and poverty.
80215.
Stewart (R.) My darling and I.
5697.
Stewart (W. H.) Vous et moi. 6455.
Steyn (A.) Mermaid. 19585.
Stiasni (J.) Andante cantabile.
237386.
Stickler (C.)
Sissippi flows.
Stickles (W. C.):
Stadium song. 17983.
Yo-ho, Syracuse. 18224.
Stickney (C. R.) Blue days.
Stier (A.):
Ave Maria. 98.
Lass rauschen. 940.
Rosmarin. 1467.
Traum. 1810. :
Vom jiingsten tage. 1904.
Still (S. H.) Nell and I. 19784.
Stilman (L.) Concentration and
technie. 16942.
Stillman (M. C.):
Down where the Mis-
7214.
175.
But I never can forget you, Gene-
vieve. 2321.
Eskimo. 4882.
Hello central. 5127.
Take me to that fussy ce.
6305.
When the moon shines o’er the
blue grass of Kentucky. 6525.
Stilwell (A. E.) Empire state. 23175.
Stinson & Warren. She’s sleeping by
the deep blue sea. 9020.
Stipp (C. E.) To-night, dear heart to-
night. 63865.
Stire (P. C.) Let the little ones come
to me. 28963.
Stocker (W. H.) Where the big red
apples grow. 30272.
Stockwell (W. H.):
Antares. 6741.
Go on away, I’m broke. 7478,
28465.
Hutchinson bro’s rag. 19096.
Oh play to me that Schumann
Strain. 8560.
You are still my dear old
9749.
You’re only jealous.
Stoddard (B. J.)
consin flows.
girl.
9759.
Where the old Wis-
16648.
Stoddard (C. H.):
Booster march. 20856.
Red white and blue. 27015.
Stoddard (Mrs. J. H.) Hillside cot-
tage by the stream. 28578.
Stober (F.) Frihlingsstiirme. 7424.
Stoeger (S.) Where you and I shall
pass. 12253.
StonTr CR.)
TFiinf klavierstiicke. 16314.
Ritter rit dem knappen dies.
sGy4
Sonntag auf dem meere. 24711.
Symphonie. 9178.
Zum neuen jahre. 14319.
Stojanovits (P.) Tiger (Der) 9880.
Stojowski (S.):
Bruissements. 194.
Deux feuillets d’album. 12686.
Fleurettes. 524.
Mélodie. 3948.
Rayons et reflets.
Stokes (M.)
1409.
Awake thou that sleepest.
PAR Sa Pa
Stokes (N.) Diamonds and rubies.
14819 (52).
Stokes (S. J.) Oh lady, tell me where
you got your class. 113840.
Stokes pub. co. Oh lady, tell me where
you got your class. 11340.
Stoll (EK. F.) Follow me. B. P. O. E.
12829.
Stolz (R.):
Aergste ist der witwenstand.
25214.
Arme niggerlein. 30388.
Bergknappenmarsch. 253898.
Du stisseste der frauen. 25716.
Fesch, resch, so soll ein mdaddel
sein. 258138, 25814, 28354.
Gltickerl] (Das) 603, 5010.
Gliicksmidel (Das) 604, 2744.
Gliicksmadel marsch. 606, 2745.
Gliicksmidel walzer. 607-610.
Herbstlied. 30538.
Herrgott, der hat viel zu tun. 697-
699.
Ja, die ganze welt dreht sich um
weiber. 864.
Nur wenn verliebt man ist. 1226.
O du mein trautes schlafgemach.
30655.
Paulin’, Paulin’, wo denkst du
denn nur hin. 26897, 29478.
So ein walzer macht mich rebel-
lisch. 1598.
Vaterlieb. 1865-1867.
Waltz, my little girl. 4232, 4233,
6648 (188).
Stone (A.):
Birds in the trees. 6871.
By babbling brook. 14570.
Cherry blossoms. 253.
Dance of harvesters. 12660.
Fairy lilies. 28886.
2261
INDEX
DC.) di We S... VG
Stone (A.)—Continued.
Let’s be kids again.
Song of the rose.
Song of the summer. 27248.
That trombone slide. 16419.
Stone (D.) Rosario. 13766.
Stone (Ff. L.) Song of the water
sprites. 18922.
Stone (H. L.) Portland wants us in
nineteen twelve. 11496.
Stone (M. J.) Good-bye blue eyes. .
15445.
24697.
14996.
Stone (W.):
Precious hymns. 17754.
See Seattle. 4380 (161). |
Stone-Levi pub. co. Portland wants us
in nineteen twelve. 11496.
Lulu’s music lesson.
Storar (S.)
5539.
Storer (C. E.) Poinsettia.
Storer (H. J.):
O God, that midst the parted sea
19774.
Three responses.
Stork (Mrs. G. M.):
Far away in old Wyoming. 4911.
I want a papa too. 5239.
Storl (J. G. C.) Hymns and music
for the eighty-second anniversary.
10659.
11482.
29915.
Storle (N.) Ragged beauties. 4380
(158).
Storm (C. W.) Rhoda Royal. 8857.
Storms (J. H.) Anticipation. 4482.
Storr (A.) Vesper. 24997.
Storts (O. V.) Tarantella. 30781.
Story (—) Gee, but I’m crazy for
the summertime. 14946.
Story (O. E.):
After a tear comes a smile. 9802,
123%.
Lotus bud. 3197.
That Virginia reel. 16420, 22285.
Veteran (The) 6486.
You can’t beat American love.
4356.
Sroplart “Gas, 2.) Manicure’ shop.
13367.
Stott (C.) Save, Lord, and hear us.
11712.
Stoughton (R.) Maid and the rose.
14319 (118).
Stoughton (R. S.):
Autumn leaves. 6790.
Hide and seek. 701.
On the lake. 1271.
Stoupa & Kridlo. From the lips of
Uncle Sam. 238298.
Stout (HE. D.) Sweet wild roses of
the dell. 22235.
Stout (lL. M.) Sunny Jim. 3962.
Stoute (EH. P.) Three o’clock waltz.
16446.
2262
Stover (Eh: Ran
From Calvary’s mount. 28403.
Out in the field. 29437.
Stover (H.) Annabelle Brown. 12412.
Stover (J. M.) Jesus died for me.
875.
Stowe (H. B.) mus. pub. If I only
had an automobile. 7799.
Stowe (L. H.)
20930, 28095.
Come waltz with me.
Stowell (L.) Let me roller skate
with you. 10981.
Stoy (H. E.) God’s gift. 7480.
Stoye (P.):
Evening song at sea. 12772.
Indian summer. 138141.
Scherzo- capriccioso. 13820.
Schuhplatter. 13831.
Summer day in Heidelberg. 18978. _
Straé (S.):
Katydid. 13204. |
Mem’ry tu’nsa fad’in’ page. 13420. |
When hants prowl roun’. 14228.
Strisser (E.):
Arioso. 2163.
Quintett in Fis moll. 27001.
Strahm (F. J.) Kentucky state nor-
mal march. 15395.
Straight (C.):
I’m going to stay on solid ground. |
5225, 143819 (84).
King of the bungaloos.
Way back in Tennessee.
Straight (C. T.): |
I want a girl like mother was.
9782 (45), 10730. f
Meet me in Maytime Marie. 8253, |
9782 (64). |
When the wedding bells ring out
for you and me. 22465.
Strasburg (C. A.) I’m happy by the
sunny Chesatee. 5226.
Strasser (F.) Baby save your kisses
for me. 12460, 183862, 20703 (68).
2072 (132).
9578. |
Strathdee (J. G.) By. 2323.
Stratton (W.) Recompense. 5981.
Strauch (B. D.) Cupid’s message.
12653.
Straus (H.):
Broken doll: 25458.
Dance of the gypsies. 25638.
Merry hunter. 26598.
Tarantelle. 27360.
Straus (0O.): ws
Aber geh’. 2079.
Btibelein im sttibelein. 4608.
Chi lo sa. 4655.
Chocolate soldier. 261, 262, 23892.
Dawn. 18668, 18669.
Ehe-sport. 7271, 10311.
Ehe und sport. 10312.
Er ist ein junger kavyalier. 2594. |
Ewige schmeicheln, das ewige
streicheln. 2622.
Friihlings reigen. 28410.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Straus (O.)—Continued.
Hell jubeln die geigen. 28389, 5125,
7616-7619.
Heraus aus dem bett. 2844.
Ja man wird alt. 3039.
Love in May. 6648 (85), 8129.
Lustigen Nibelungen. 11066.
Mein junger herr. 3294, 8295,
5602, 5603.
Na ich muss sagen. 3405.
Nibelungen marsch. 8473, 15824.
Préambule. 13878.
Reigen-walzer. 3669, 3670, 5987,
8826, 8828, 11577, 11578.
Rheingold walzer. 11598.
Von vorne, von vorne. 9551, 12147,
12148, 16548, 16544.
Wir steigen zu pferd. 4831.
Zur parade. 4374-4876, 6647.
Zwei kleine comtessen. 43879.
Strauss (—) Merry war. 30364 (48).
Strauss (H.):
Morceaux classiques. 83824.
Russian romance. 17881.
Strauss (J.):
Blue Danube. 13962, 20280.
Echoes of the past. 2569, 23156.
Freuet euch des lebens. 11886.
Persian march. 20281.
Promotionen. 6257.
Spring voices. 29920.
Variationen. 11887.
Vienna life. 16321, 29921.
You and you. 22202.
‘Strauss CR.).:
Allerseelen. 9186.
Ankunft des rosenkavaliers. 11888.
Ciicilie. 13963, 16322.
Cavaliere della rosa.
Forty songs. 1669.
Friihstticks-scene. 11889, 17989.
Liebeshymnus. 13964.
Meinem kinde. 13965, 16323.
Morgen. 13966.
Muttertindelei. 9187.
Nachklainge aus dem Rosenkava-
lier. 17990.
Reverie. 22208.
Rosenband (Das). 18967, 16324.
Rosenkavalier (Der) 1670, 1671,
6259, 9189, 11890-11902, 13968,
16325-16329, 17991, 17992, 24517,
24760, 27304, 27805, 29922.
Salome. 3945, 24761.
Scene des ochs von Lerchenau.
29923.
Schloss am meere. 13969.
Suite, B dur. 20282.
Taillefer. 24762.
Triumerei. 22204.
Strauss (R. Alphen-)
Strauss (R.)
| Streabbog (L.)
28466.
6258, 27308.
See Alphen-
See Gobbaerts (J. L.)
22
| a SS
Streabbog (R.):
At the circus. 22692.
Little brother’s birthday march.
23838.
Mamma’s birthday waltz. 23932.
Street (A.) pseud. See Winner (S.)
Street (T. W.) Message (A) 1087.
Streeter (R. B.) Marguerite sweet
Marguerite. 15587.
Streicher (T.):
Antwort. 9846.
Au Fanny. 9871.
Monologe des Faust.
Nach Sevilla. 11252.
Nachen (Der) 11253.
Nachruf. 11254.
Streit zwischen Phoebus
27842, 27843.
Streleski (A.)
rippling bay.
Strelsky (LL. A.) jr.
Stresow (M. Scharwenka-)
Scharwenka-Stresow (M.)
Stretch (Mrs. J. A.) Forgiven. 17097.
Stretton (B. de C.) Esperance (L’)
25770.
Stretton (G.):
If you feel lonely, send around for
me. 13098.
In the park, after dark. 28789.
Strick (H.) Hermina gavotte. 12985.
Stricker (A. J.) Give honor to the
5667.
und Pan.
O’er fair Palermo’s
1246
Somewhere. 6206
See
bugle man. 233388.
Strickland (C. F.) Maybe some day.
19552.
Strickland (C. V.) & son. Garland
their graves. 74388.
Strickland (F.):
Girlie, I love you. 10470.
That’s how I love you dear. 14055.
Strickland (G. W.) California. 14578.
Strickland (L.):
Flow’r o’ the moon. 7391.
Heave ho, my lads. 7609.
In the depths of the woods. 3000.
Land of lovely ladies. 26380.
Mammy’s prayer. 8193.
Pickaninny sleep-song. 26925.
Pine tree stands lonely. 1850.
Spring rapture. 1648.
. There’s never an hour.
When thou art near me.
Strickland (M. C.)
you for an earl, dear.
Strickland (Mrs. M. I.):
My dreams. 24101.
Sailing, sailing. 29683.
Strickler (M. S.) Love’s fantasia.
17456.
Striegler (F.) Moderne organist. 5663.
Striegler (G.) John Maynard. 19292.
Strock (B.) Youth and moonlight
waltz. 27698.
Strom (J. E.)
piano & music.
A:
1970.
I wouldn’t leave
23589.
Self instructor for
30741.
63
INDEX
Strong (F. G.):
All along the river.
Spiders’ (The) frolic. 16295.
Through fire and steel. 203897.
Strong (W. F.) Buds and blossoms.
16876, 18485, 20872, 20878.
Strother (R. E.) Pike waltz. 21926.
Strother (S. A.) I saw you last night
in a dream. 4880 (45).
Stroud (A.):
Ma bonnie wee Glasgow Rosie.
17478.
Will you come with me to Tober-
mory. 18205.
Strouse (C. B.) Gospel hosannas. 21202.
Strouse (J.) Dreamsof my love. 4827.
Strube (G.):
Hymn to Eros. 10657.
Romance in G. 6040.
22618.
Serenade. 29926.
Stuart (C. H.) Chicago. 10091.
Stuart (KI):
Blue devils. 176.
Prosperity. 1887.
Stuart (L.):
Caddies’ song. 69385.
Danse fascination. 12667, 12668.
Go away little girl, go back to
school. 10485.
I beg your pardon. 10665.
Juliet and Romeo. 7948.
Ladies beware. 8006, 10953.
Lass with the lasso. 10964.
Peggy. 13654-18657, 15977, 177382,
25197 (195), 26907.
Peggy valse. 25197 (196).
Queen of my dreams. 1402.
Slim princess. 12359 (105).
Whistle and the girls come round.
9665.
Stuart (M.)
28506.
Stubbs (M.) Peachbloom. 19900.
Studentenhochzeit. 694, 793, 1048, 1672.
How to make a kiss.
Students’ cooperative society. Songs
of University of California. 9180.
Studley (S. L.) I’m in love with the
man in the sky. 7785.
Stiirtz (H.):
Ich weiss ein tal. 5261.
Pfingsten. 5894.
Stults (R. M.):
Birds ball. 18482.
Bit of nonsense. 27911.
Dawn of hope. 7188.
Glory to God. 25928.
In the cross of Christ I glory.
17308.
In the old rose garden. 7857,
ZIG GSa))e
Jesus, Savior, hold my hand.
23678.
26302.
still keep me.
Joy of Christmas.
O Lamb of God,
15867.
2264
pt. 1 Be S., Vv. GH;
Stults (R. M.)—Continued.
Sing me an old sweet song of love.
11798.
Take me back to dear old Dixie.
2072 (179). j
You are the light of my life.
4358.
Stumpf (J.) Gruss an Wien. 2793.
Sturdy pub. co.:
Down on the old Ohio. 7212.
Rah! rah! we're going away.
fStZe:
Sturges (HE. J.) Caprice. 3951.
Sturm (W.):
Es rauscht der wald. 17049.
Friihling und liebe. 25882.
Fritihlingsreigen. 548.
Im walde lolkt der wilde taube.
26211. |
Sturtevant (—) Rah! rah! we're go- |
ing away. 13723. i.
Sturtevant (C. H.)
Ohio. 7212.
Stutzman (C.) My Jessamine. 13509.
Styles (EH. L.) In my dreams you are
mine all mine. 5292.
Such (P.) Studies for the develop-
ment of the left hand. 1675.
Suck (A. & D. H.):
Cavatina. 22562 (41).
Gavotte. 22562 (28).
Suck (F.) Back to the farm for mine.
4488.
Suck (G. F.)
30364 (51).
Suck. (Po es
4880 (22).
Suckert (LL. W.)
23968.
Sudds (W. F.):
April faney. 2156.
Dainty dance. 350.
Here’s to the ladies. 5134.
Lift your glad voices. 8062.
Lo, my shepherd is divine. 15488. |
Lord is my Shepherd. 5508.
Quartette choir. 22562 (40).
O that we two were maying. 14319 }
(16).
Oh, that I had wings. 19808. if
27714
Down on the old
Song of summer birds.
& D. BeyaDaybreak,
Mary in Maryland.
Our little friends; galop.
(16-19).
Rustie coquetry. 11671.
Sing me a song. 29788.
Sudessi (P.) Caprice de son altesse.
10047.
Sugden (G. F.) Somewhere called
Dreamland. 16264.
Suerken (L. Johnson-) See Johnson-
Suerken (L.)
Sugden (W. E.):
Honey mooning. 19069.
Kissing. 17374.
My West Virginia girl. 17680.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Suhr (C. M.) P. H.S. waltzes. 138638.
Suk (J.):
tdyl. 779s.
Sommermiirchen (Hin) 6207.
Suk (V.):
Cing morceaux. 9199.
Nocturne. 24774.
Sulima (J.) Dis-moi pourquoi. 30467.
Sullevan (lL. P.)
ing. 19494.
Sullivan (A.) Love untold.
Sullivan (A. S.):
Betlehemsstjarnan.
Birds in the night.
H. M. S. Pinafore.
I will lay me down in peace.
2940.
Kristus uppstanden ir.
Lost chord. 38195, 17442.
Now the day is over. 1222.
Sillivan (D. J.) :
Advice to the lovelorn. 22597.
American invasion. 20789
(41).
Angus are you there.
Down in honeymoon alley.
2TT14 (52).
Gaby waltz 21152, 27714 (57).
Girl I’l] call my sweetheart must
look like you. 18244 (58), 21169,
25916, 28445-28449.
I’d like to have a little girl like
Love’s sweet dream-
29053.
27900.
6870, 12508.
19000, 28518.
2939,
10945.
20749.
21008,
Sullivan (T.)—Continued.
Leading the simple life. 8021,
14819 (104).
Old Wood’s wood. 1268.
Sullivan-Brooke (H.)
9124.
Sulzbach (W.):
Hochzeits-marsch.
Improperien. 5285.
Ostergesang. 11400.
Phantasie. 11457.
Rasholnikow-phantasie. 138726.
Traumbilder aus der ahnengruft
der Romanows. 1812.
Summer (J. 8S.) You dear.
Summertime. 19781.
Summy (C. F. co.:
A Vabandon. 25198.
Alone with Christ.
Arabesque. 25294.
Berceuse. 14498, 25385.
Bird’s awakening. 2277.
By the lotus lake. 25475.
Canons. 6950.
Cantiléne rustique.
Caprice in C. 2773.
Carmena.
Songe de nuit.
2863.
14293.
16761.
25491.
2U98T.
Chanson de Fortunio.
Chariot raee. 2381.
Child songs. 18554.
Christ the Lord is risen
4669.
6968.
to-day.
you, like me. 1911, 26115. Close to Thee O Father. 25558.
Macushla selection. 26498. Clown and his sweetheart. 2419.
My Italian babe. 24108. Come ye disconsolate. 25575.
On the road that leads to you. Cradle song. 25608.
21861, 25197 (193), 26827. Cycle of folk songs. 20957.
Palmy days. 21891, 27714 (109). Daring jumps. 2486.
Saucy moon. 22070, 27714 (122). Day of sunshine. 28186.
Tournament (The) 22326. Dreamland tree. 7236.
Verb to love. 22384 25197 (250). Eldorado, 28279. :
We are out for Manuel. 25049, Elephant and his master. 2580.
O77 14 (189): Etude in C. 682. |
Won’t you be my Sunday girl. Everyday songs and rbythms.
27660. 12775.
Sullivan (G.): Fountain of life. 12842.
Man in the army blue. 8195. Four double chants & the Lord’s
Sweet Rosalie. 18013, 22562 (128). prayer. 4228.
Sullivan (J.) Oh! that musical Prtihling, 25881.
dream. 24244. Gaelic lullaby. 21158.
Sullivan (J. F.) You can’t scare me, Galloping song. 21156.
Mr. Moon. 22539, 22562 (133). sestorben. 28435.
Sullivan (M.): Giant steps and Hlfland horns.
I want to be a regular rah rah (404.
boy. 26184, 28714. God is love. 25933.
Plenty Hawk. 11477, 14819 (182). Gracious Father all forgiving.
Sullivan (M. E.) Won’t you come up 5039.
in my biplane. 2029. 3jraded studies. 7517, 10536,
Sullivan (R.) Down at Revere. 18977, 21207, 25959, 25960.
21005. Grand choeur in A flat. 17149.
Sullivan (T.): Grande valse. 25966.
Floating with my boating girl. Home study book. 2866.
12819. Idylle. 28728.
I’m such a hit with the girls. Lin 295:
13062. Impromptu. 633, 15280.
2265
26596—12——_83
INDEX
‘Dt. DE a.-s.; Vv. 6
Summy (C. F.) co.—Continued.
In a garden. 7832.
Interlude. 23649.
Intermezzo. 18453.
Jugglers (The) 3068.
Lady Moon. 26379.
Lead kindly light. 26389.
Leprechaun (The) 19890.
Light of those whose dreary
dwelling. 26417.
Like as a father. 3162.
Litany hymn. 5482.
Little Miss Butterfly. 26434.
Little rover. 5490.
Love has come. 19468.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
29081.
Marchiin B at. alirore.
Marche des pierrots. 26524.
Mary had a little lamb. 21648.
Melodic views of Indian life. 1075.
Melody in EK. 17520.
Merrily every bosom boundeth.
11147.
Moon and I. 8848.
Music for the child world. 29249.
My God, I thank Thee. 29268.
My love’s awa’. 26703.
Night song. 26744.
Normandy... 29332.
O Blessed Saviour mine. 26771.
O Father I have weary grown.
5766.
O for a closer walk with God.
21808.
O how plentiful is Thy goodness.
5769.
O little town of Bethlehem. 1236.
O sing to the Lord a new song.
24218.
October. 29372.
Of axtruth.. “S187.
Offer unto God _ thanksgiving.
26794.
Our Saviour’s birth. 26872.
Parade (The) 3546.
Pastorale in FE. 17724.
Petite Colombine. 26915.
Playtime song series. 1855, 1356,
8718.
Playtime songs for the school
room. 8714.
Prelude in B minor. 160381.
Prelude in F. 634.
Queen of the mulberry garden.
26999.
Rejected. 3673.
Ringmaster and his _ trained
horses. 38691.
Risen Christ. 11603.
Robin’s song. 22025.
Scherzo in F. 1107.
Seven responses. 21877.
Small suite for small hands. 1593.
Snake charmer. 3868.
2266
Cee Se 6 ES
Summy (C. I.) co.—Continued.
Snowflakes. 29819. i
Song of greeting. 28229.
Song of the skylark. 29854.
Spring brooklet. 3927.
Studies in sight reading. 27809.
Studies in sixths. 3947.
Study for left hand alone. 1676.
Tambourins (Les) 27858. mg}
Te Deum in G. 9285. |
Ten little sketches for the piano.
16240.
Three maidens of Japan. 27422.
Thy presence, Lord divine. 20400.
*Tis ever so. 18078.
To an idol of jade. 27434.
Toccata. 26890.
Trees (The). 12059.
Tremolo in F. 4105.
Two grenadiers. 24567.
Two responses. 20533.
Two serious carols. 28581. 4
Unto Thee, O God do we give
thanks. 6404.
Wanderer (The) 6468.
Winter dreams. 30309.
Wisconsin! our state. 22505. |
You. 4851. Te
You ask me if I gave my heart to.
Christ. 9751. i
Sumner (A. E.) On Calvary’s hill. |
11362. |
Sumner (J. S8.): |
Girl upon the dollar is the sweet- ||
. heart of is alia iene
Grow old along with me. 658.
Sumsion (C. C.) Magnificat and Nunc |
dimittis. 26503.
Sunday (N.. C.) Something doin’. }
20214.
Sunlight music co.:
Anna mine. 14383.
Because you’re so sweet. 14474.
Empire city rag. 2586.
I could love a little girl like you. |
2889. |
T’ll be with you when the southern |
roses are in bloom. 2905. |
I love you babe way down in my }
heart. ~ia2Zae
It’s awfly hard to say good-bye.
3030.
My Killarney Rose. 21789. /
Oh! Oh! Oh, the sweetest girl I
know. 3482.
Red rose waltzes. 24458.
Sliding. 22129.
Susie Anna Sue. 38966.
That tuneful rag. 4034.
Waiting. 25029.
When you’re lonesome. 16643.
Sunset music pub. co.:
After a serap, a kiss. 43889. |
Won’t you come over and play big |
black bear. 6614.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Suppé (F. von):
Beautiful Galatea. 2240.
Light cavalry. 28978, 29948.
Morning, noon and night in Vi-
enna. 20301.
Poet and peasant. 3964,
pp O220:
Poet and _ peasant
20302, 20308.
6280,
overture.
Surbiton Hill. 14868.
purdo ~(J.) Rah! rah! rah! our
school to the front. 13722.
Surdo (J.) & co.. Woodward—past,
2037.
Sasom medarbetare.
present, future.
Surette (T. W.)
8945.
Sutherland (A. C.) Roses red and
violets blue. 29668. —
Sutherland (G. F.):
Broken seal. 6919.
Hail the blessed Easter morning.
7560.
Merry bells. 8281.
O wonderful hills. 8527.
Rise my soul. 8863.
Sing, children, sing.
Triumphant Christ.
Sutherland (J. .F.)
to have a girl. 573.
Sutherland (W.):
Boy Dan. 6905.
Don’t be-too near
Mafnana. 7198.
Old legend. 8577.
Sutor (R.) Just a faded flower.
Sutton (J. J.) It was nothing but a
dream. 19256.
Sutton (K.) Two ruby lips.
Sutton (T.):
Berceuse. 18416.
Dreaming alone. 7229.
Drop in the chocolate shop. 18751.
I think because I knew. 10724.
June with her roses. 15378.
My fairy comet. 8365.
Railway girl. 19995.
Song of May. 20226.
Tiddle um pom. 20403.
Tricky little Trixie. 9413.
When de stars am peepin. 12206.
Sutton (W. R.) Waiting for her Billy
boy. 12161, 16728 (69).
Sveinbj6rnsson (S.):
9048.
6381.
Gee, it’s grand
the land of
Apple blossoms. 9849.
Gold and green. 10506.
Svendson (J. 8S.) Winter. 9700.
Swan (A. B.)
Swan (A. F.)
home to me. 12011.
Swan (J. C.) When you look for the
eyes that are looking for you. 27624.
Swan (M. B.) The mistletoe. 24049.
Swango (HE. M.) My prairie bride.
24124.
Vive la bagatelle. 1895.
There’s no one coming
24933, |
5370. |
Swank (N. D.):
In Atlantic by the sea. 286158.
In the world of my dreams and
my deeds. 23641.
Swarberg (G. W.) That Spanish
waltz. 22282.
Swartout (lL. J.) In the golden land
of dreams. 21412.
Swarts (M.) Where the Alleghany’s
twining. 4801.
Swartz, (G. Di) “Loyalty, oes:
Sweatman (W. C. S.) Down home
rag. 21007.
Sweeley (C. C.):
Minstrel king. 5648, 19598,
13448-13444.
Our band. 38524, 3525, 5841
Regimental band.
Ringgold. 20029, 24479, 27046.
Sweem (E.) Home of my childhood.
115s
Sweeney (J.) Girl of the U. S. A.
28452.
Sweeney (W.) Buffalo Bill’s fare-
well. 10017, 10018, 14819 (89),
25464.
Sweet (A) Rotation rag. 22043,
PIO’ (200 )=
Sweet (A. C.):
Bandoliero (The) 68138, 9910.
Coeur d’Aléne. 2421.
Sweet sixteen. 2072 (90), 2072 (142),
2072 (149), 2072 (156); 2072 (165).
2072 (187), 2072 (188).
Sweeting (H. T.) Love is a sickness.
11049.
Sweney (—) Haster carols. 2072
CL yy:
Sweney (J. R.):
Believe and be saved. 9941.
Church rallying song. 9782 (2).
Hood’s carols. 2072 (28).
Hood’s carols for Christmas.
25197 (10).
Royal fountain. 2072 (52).
To Jesus I will go. 12044.
Swenson (G. S.):
Eleven child songs. 22238.
Land of Sometime. 21507.
Swerdfeger
honey love.
Swert (J. de).
(He) (Ae)
18962.
Exercice et préludes.
Good-bye my
18810.
Swift (C.) There’s a bridge to carry
you over. 27401.
Swift (G.) Rat (The) 17881.
Swift (J. P.) American ideal. 18296.
Swift (N.):
Bird in the apple tree. 27906.
King of the winds. 28894.
Story time and play time. 1668.
Swift (S.) Moon whispers. 1112.
: 2267
INDEX
pt. Miia S;, v..6
Swindels (T.):
Since father went to work. 29786.
Will you always love me as you
do to-day. 30300.
Swinstead (F.):
Alla mazurka.
Ktude de concert.
Gavotte. 17115.
In sadness. 17297.
Jig. 17342.
March of joy. 11091, 14541.
Minuetto. 17553.
Night march. 17648.
Shepherdess (The) 17915.
Swinton (J. H.) Yes hewas. 9744.
Swisher (H.) Girl that I could love.
28454.
Swisher (M. D.):
16759.
10336.
Bohemian waltz. 18449.
Grace, my sweetheart, Grace.
25958.
In the sleepy country. 21414.
Sydney. 15420.
Sydney (C.) Amidie waltz. 27766.
Sykes (J. E.) Pride of my heart.
21960.
Sykora (B.):.
Variationen. 6428.
Zwei vortragsstticke.
Sylvain (— Alexandre-)
andre-Sylvain (—)
Sylvester (¥.):
9258.
See Alex-
Among the hills of Arkansaw.
143871.
Obstreperous march. 15878.
Sylvia. 23078.
Symphony music co.:
Good night. 25948.
My honey. 24106.
Don’t ery, Molly. 28230.
Svmphony no. 5. 12068.
Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian
church of N. America (Board of
trustees.) See Reformed Presbyte-
rian ehureh of North America
(Board of trustees of the Synod).
Syr Harri Ddu. 9255.
Syracuse university song book. 16372.
Szalit (P.) Intermezzo. 10826.
Szule (J.):
Berceuse slave. 25391.
Joie. 26293.
Tristesse. 6380.
Tabb (R. V.) Position studies. 8727.
Taber (Mrs. S.):
Send them to bed with a kiss.
29755.
Stop your fretting. 29914.
Tablett (A. V.) Twilight memories.
30112.
Tabor (Mrs. C. G.) Remembrance.
16081.
Tabrar (J.) He’s done it again.
21252.
Tafe (O. F.) Unloved. 22361.
Taff (R. V.) Position studies.
Tagell (R. Huguet-)
Tagell (R.)
Taggart (M.) Save the best of these
caresses. 6087.
Tagliaferri (E.):
7A matassa. 27721.
Canzon’ ’e maggio.
Italia mia. 28826.
Talbert (Mrs. D. A.) As I was stroll-
ing. 27804.
Talbot (H.):;
Areadians. 12425, 12426.
Do, step the two-step. 23095.
Japanese soldier boy. 380569.
Mousmé (The) 24085-24088,
26666-26669, 29233-29285.
My heart flies homing. 13499.
My samisen. 24128.
h do step the two-step.
24237, 25197 (188).
Singing maid. 27189.
11498.
See Huguet-
27977.
11338,
Suki and co. 380775.
Talbot (R. D.) I never dreamed I’d
miss you so. %755. .
Talburts (The) Hoo doo man.
10633, 10634.
Tales of Hoffmann. 1248, 8536-8543,
138590, 18594, 17673, 19794, 29378.
Talisman (Der) 1716.
Tallman (A.) I would give the whole
world for you. 13086.
Tallman (D.) Rose in my garden of
dreams. 11640.
Tallman & O’Reilly. Rose in my gar-
den of dreams. 11640.
Talmage (F.) Great divide. 17153.
Talworth (R. de) See De Talworth
(R.)
Tamerlano. 23415, 23520.
Tammany (J.) Big lonesome Indian.
25406.
Tanéyef (S. I.) From land to land.
10482.
Tanner (. H.) I wish’t somebody’d
kidnap me.: 10741.
Tanner (R.) Ettiden schule. 18804.
Tannhiiuser. 1909, 4226, 4291, 4223,
4226, 9556, 12159. 16550, 16553, 22409,
22410, 30189-80191, 30194, 30364
(ST), 2roble 2iaass
Tapis d’orient. 24832.
Tapper (T.) First piano book. 25834.
Tarantino (A. J.)
days are over.
Taranto (G.):
Retirete, ch’ 6 tarde. 29606.
Ve manca ’na cosa. 12113.
Taranto (J.) Chello che si! 28021.
Tarash (M.) Goodby dear old New
York town. 5029, 7494.
Tarbox (R. M.) Thats’ some tune.
22281.
When the winter |
22466. '
2268
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Tarenghi (M.):
Causeries musicales. 18527.
Frammento. 30496.
In riva al mare. 30562.
Pages intimes. 19879.
Saluto. 380724.
are. (is EH.)
Venus, Venus, lovely star.
Way up in Maine. 6476.
12119.
Tarr (G. A.) Venus, Venus, lovely
Star. 12119.
Tarr (W. HH.) My darling Marie.
15757.
Tartanae (H.):
Marche héroique. 29108.
Siénes mignonnes. 16166.
Martini (G.) ;
Adagio cantabile. 18251.
Allegro animosamente. 30.
Fuga in G. 18901.
Minuetto, variato lamagg. 21702.
Sonata. 22250-22260.
Sonate, C-moll. 26339.
Sonate und giga. 26340.
Théme varié. 20368.
2 sonaten in G, und G moll. 28909.
Rate (A. H.):
Hope’s golden pathway. 190738.
Somewhere a voice is calling.
13911.
Tate (C. M.) Songs I love. 3904.
mare (J.) Why did I. marry Mr.
Brown. 4812.
Tate (J. W.):
By the moon’s pale light. 2326.
Jenny McGregor. 15346.
When life’s sun is setting. 25082
Paubert (T../O.)::
Supremacy. 20304.
Waldorf bachelors. 9565.
Taubmann (O.) Deutsche (Hine)
messe. 2513.
Tausig (C.) Espérance (L’) 2603.
Tausig & Belknap:
Antonooch. 61.
Dot’s aint a mask, dot’s my regu- |
lar face. 417.
Mother’s become a_ suffragette.
1124.
O what you did to me. 1240.
Tavan-Marchetti. Féte de Séville.
17077.
Tavera (C. P. de) Zagazig. 6641.
Tayler (A. A.) co.:
How sweet the hour. 26092.
Sands of Dee. 20097.
Tayler (EH. D.):
Hie away. 702.
O cast thy burden upon the Lord.
29345.
Song of the wind. 1629.
Taylor (A. G.) Venetian boat song.
i Piles
Taylor (A. H.) There’s a beautiful
land on high. 16428.
22
Le)
Taylor
12924.
Taylor (Alfred) Prevetariello? 21959.
Taylor (Alice) Beneath the weeping
willow in the meadow. 145.
Taylor (Arla) Suffragettes.
Taylor (Austin):
Be sowing the seed. 12479.
Christian soldiers wanted. 12601.
Closer to Thee. 12610.
Don’t forget Jesus. 12705.
Gentle Father lead me. 12878.
Glory to Christ our King. 12901.
Going to the judgment unprepared.
28472.
He is leading on. 12966.
Hiding in the Rock. 12992.
I will tell the joyful news to all.
CAS M.F Graduating class.
3955.
13082.
In that crowning day. 28774.
Lost. 29041.
New songs of victory. 15820.
O heed the call. 18577.
Place in Thy vineyard. 13671.
Resting at the cross. 29605.
Sea of Galilee. 138834.
Sweet hour of prayer. 29957.
We shall walk the streets. 14204.
Taylor (B.):
De develin tune. 10206.
Peek-a-boo moon. 5883.
Raylor (C.)-:
Get off of Teddy’s tail. 18925.
Gifts. 10463.
Ivy and mistletoe. 26279.
Jamestown in the year 1607.
26280.
Lilies. 21542.
My golden tree. 11225.
Pastoral (A.) 11489.
Robin redbreast. 22024.
Sparrows in a tree. 30769.
Taylor (C. B.)
23883.
Taylor (C2 Hi:
Brookside. 10012.
That Japan rag.
Mayor | CH.je:
Dance of spring. 16966.
Pansy mine. 11426.
Virginia Lou. 1890, 9535.
Taylor (F. L.) Cornell slogan.
mavlor ACG) Come to my
25570.
Taylor (G. D.) Brookside. 10012.
Taylor (H.) Those dear dear eyes.
4059.
ihavlor, Ghana)
Magnificat and Nune
8241.
O holy night of Christmastide.
3463.
Love’s autumn leaves.
11988.
25590.
arms.
dimittis.
Taylor (J.) Killarney cake walk. 904.
Taylor (J. A.) Enter in just now.
28298.
9
INDEX
Pl. jE WS.) V2 6
Maylor (it. .B.) 2m as" rich @as.a
millionaire. 2916.
Taylor (J. L. H.):
Hai-Chi. 26002.
We are Americans. 25048.
Taylor (J. S.):
Bower city march. 18457.
Tecktonius (L.):
Ktude. 29988.
Papillons. 29449.
Prélude. 29989.
Teddy (R. S8.):
Love me honey. 21579.
Memphis squeeze. 138419.
My shepherd. 19707.
Taylor (L. H.) Oft’ I listened and
believed you. 8551, 26797. Teich (O.):
Taylor (L. Q. C.) Golden sunshine. Ach Jettchen, Jettchen, Jettchen.
21192. 9798.
Taylor) Clas) aS.) Trenton march. Gockelhahn (Der)
Teich (C. F.) Julchens fiitterwochen.
10878.
10491.
27448. . Teixeira (E. de) Restoration. 5999.
Taylor (M. H#.) Great command. ; Tejada (M. L. de) Tlalpam. 16454. |
2786. d
Telemann (G. P.)
tarry still. 4065.
Telfair (A.) Well, I haven’t gotnoth- |
“Ing: 959k,
Though fortune
Soul note. 9135. a aap
Taylor (M. E. R.)
Taylor (N. D.):
Marguerites. 8215.
Moonbeams. 38351, 15718.
Taylor (R. M.) Weeping water. 1933. Telfer (C. A.) No OTE: ers "ne
Taylor (S.) 1 will be thinking sweet-| .°" 0 7) Doe nn
heart of you. 5247. e lama (G. Bonincontro-) See Bonin-
Taylor (S. Coleridge-) contro-Tellam (G.)
Taylor. Tellam (H.) 5
Taylor (T.) : Aux Alpes. 27828,. 27829.
Buckwheat cakes. 4602. Chochotte. 16916.
: : alle Quanto si bella. 8636, 16055.
Chant of the dreamland choir. Sans sone moons?
See Coleridge-
10085. :
Davy Jones and iis monoplane. | Teller (C.) Gee! I wish somebody
18667. would relieve me of my girls. 7448.
Dear old home of childhood. 18677.
Fare thee well. 18828.
Forget me not. 18886.
Forty years ago. 283890. Ave Maria. 22718.
Money ain’t so many after all. Berceuse napolitaine. 22780.
1109. Bien étre. 14516.
Roses of Erin. 20060. Chanson du fauconier. 22912.
Sweetest story ever told. Chanson orientale. 22914.
Tell me honey. 29991. Chant des moissonneurs. 22919.
Under the old oak tree. 27479. Chant du berger breton. 22920.
Tellier (A.):
A elle. 14820.
Aubade badine. 6785.
11941.
When we were sweethearts. 20607. Chant du pécheur norvégien.
Winnie from Winnipeg. 6577. 22921.
Taylor (V.) Do you know Michael Hlégie. 23164.
Flirtation. 7384.
Hour of love. 30545, 30864 (82).
In der Troika. 238617.
Joujou polka. 15863.
Minona. 21701.
Musette paysanne. 24698.
Parfum de rose. 8652.
Pierrette. 24362.
Queenly steps. 21986.
Rafferty. 23096.
Taylor (W. A.) Spreading the light
of His love. 13941.
Tayson (F.) In the summer when
the birds are here. 5307.
Teachers’ music pub. co.
victory. 12089.
Teasdale (L.) For Killarney and
you. 4941, 7400, 10403, 14910.
Teasiey (D. O.): Rosen und dornen. 6059.
Adoration. 20715. Tellier-Czibulka. Herzen und biu- |
Christ is born. 2897. men. 7631.
Faith is believing. 21083. Telma (M.):
Select hymns for Christian wor- Bells of the caravan. 994.
Ship. 22092. Chanson burlesque. 10077.
Tebaldini (G.) Raccolta di studi per Largo religioso. 10968.
organo. 29560. Temple (G.):
Tidings of
Tech show. Frenzied French. 12849. Maid of Arranmore. 929085.
Technology aero club. In aeroland. Over the dreamland sea. 3535.
21396. Thady O’Toole. 14044.
2270
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Temple (M.):
Grandmother's
25967.
Sambo hab de hook-worm. 22661.
Temple (The). 24225.
Templeton (A. C.) Dorothy.
Templeton (F.):
old feather bed.
21003.
I’m on the road to Loveland. 7742.
If you'll do dat for me. 2965.
Templeton (Mrs. J. C.) Freckles.
4956.
Ten Hyck (L.):
All the way with Jesus. 6700.
Jack Frost. 7910.
Raindrops. S807.
Sleigh bells. 9069.
Ten Have (W.) Allegro brillante.
6704
Tener (M.) Cowboy Dan. 4714.
Yennant (O. EH.) White roses. 9668.
Tennent (H. M.):
Beautiful planet of Mars. 27881.
Dream girl. 25700.
Sunshade Sue. 29944.
You shall be a fairy too. 3803849.
Yennent (O. E.) In old Wisconsin.
2997.
Venney (Mrs. J. F.) See Branscombe
(G.)
Tenney (N.) I want a college boy
for a pal. T76.
Tentarelli (F.):
Last remembrance. 10967.
Trip to Dante city. 12061.
Teres (A.):
Al tashlichenu. 21.
Auf schulon steht die welt. 22701.
Beht tates mames auf kinder.
22766.
: Eltern’s liebe is wabhre liebe.
23169.
Es felt die Mame. 470.
Grager (Der) 23392.
Holt fest dein Emune. 26077.
Ttzik. 23663.
Lebedige (Dus) yisoinmele. 28941.
Moishe Rabeinu. 5664.
Neshume fin mein folk. 24157.
Playful rondo. 26948.
Sholem beias. 1561.
Ven Gott wunder.
24985.
Yom hachupo.
Téerés (L.):
Rosée d@’ orient. 16124.
Taquinerie. 163892.
Teresa be mine. 400, 909, 1815, 1558,
2048.
Terhune (A.)
children. 117.
Terpening (C. W.)
too good for me.
Terrasse (C.):
Pantagruel. 1309.
Transatlantiques (Les).
vet tzeigen
2041.
Barnyard ballads for
I think you are
AOLGAe
18094.
Terrazzano (T.) ’Na serenata llaica
helle. 19722.
Terrill (G.) -My darling Addie, dear.
19678.
ae (—) Mary Jane’s back hair.
Terry (B.) Berceuse. 18417
Verry (CE. H)s:
For little folks. 18882.
If we had no money in the world.
30556.
Maggie McLaren. 1031.
Man! what is it. 19525.
Marien @E 4) .
Kunning kiddies. 19359.
When grandma had a beau.
18180, 22562 (128).
Terry (W.) ‘There’s a little. bit of
string. 16430.
Teschemacher (E.):
Priére 4 la nuit.
Souvenir de soir.
MesionGh)\i:
Aeroplano.
Al mare.
Amore. 9831.
Antonietta. 9844.
Balli chi yuole. 27856.
Bébé polka. 9923.
Capricio. 10049.
Coronella. 10159.
Czarina mazurka. 10174.
Fra le stelle. 10421.
Giorni felici. | 10465.
faa LOTS:
Inno Garibaldi.
Last remembrance.
Laurestina. 10969
Loin du bal. 11028.
Military parade. 11157.
New York life. 29319.
Nymphs waltz. 11802.
Paloma (La) 11424.
Piemontese eee ) 11462.
Polar star. 1483.
Primo ee hares
Réve apres le bal. 11589.
Ritirata march. 11604.
Santiago. 11701.
Sweet memories.
Trip.to Dante city.
Valse bleue. 12098.
Violets. 12186.
Vittoire (La)
Zenobia. 123438.
Tester (A. F.):
Lamb (The). 13239.
Song of the scouts. 9118.
Tetlow (H. 1.) Jigger and goo. 10867.
Mhacker Gs. Hs) Assembly songs.
4442, 25304.
Thais. 23969.
Mnaderic GHewAs) 22
Estalie. 476.
Most any man.
5944,
22016:
6675.
6689.
10822.
10967.
11937.
12061.
12138.
13467.
2271
INDEX
Thaler (FF. A.)—Continued.
Old man Grump. 5512.
When Yankee Doodle
Dixie. 4296.
Thaler (R.):
Love’s golden star.
met his
2072 (139).
Reconciliation. 29583.
Thaler music pub. co.:
Estalie. 476.
Old man Grump. 5812.
When Yankee Doodle met his
Dixie. 4296.
Thalia-theater-verlag.
schaft. 5919.
Thamm (P.):
Dir wie mir. 7181.
Konkurrent (Der).
Polnische wirt-
5409.
Thane (C.) O Lord most high. |
11315.
Thardo (C. & HEH.) Flirting song.
25848.
Thatcher (H. R.) Morning service for
the synagogue. 8327.
Thayer (E.):
Complete organ _ school. 16728
(22).
Concert sonata. 2443.
Romanza in G. 27062.
Service playing. 20703 (49).
Thayer (E. C.) Hello little
12980.
Thayer (EK. D.):
Service playing. 49.
Thayer’s (E.) complete
school. 16728 (22).
Thayer (ii. H.):
My God and Father while I stray.
27714 (15).
O come let us sing. 25197 (21).
Theis (J. P.) jr. Kan-ke-ka-kan-ka-
kee. 21478.
Thelen (A.):
Alte linde. 16764.
Wir’ ich ein traum. 1907.
Themidore. 21378, 21497, 21686, 22095,
22134, 22430.
Theodory (M.)
Therrien (F.):
fi lost my heart in a
you. 15216.
Stupid Dan Cupid.
Thésée. 2517.
Thickston (W. 1.)
soul. 671.
Thiébaut (H.) Le juré.
Thiebes piano co.:
Anvil polka.
Barcarole.
Burning heart.
Cavalry drill.
Celeste waltz.
Christmas bells. 25547.
Cuckoo waltz. 25618.
Dance des nymphes. 28171.
Dance of the ocean wave.
aeh,
organ
Souvenir 1911. 3918.
dream of
6266.
Hark, hark my
5368.
4433.
15879.
27951.
12569.
4639.
23047.
DL. AHL GAS Ss,. V6
Thiebes piano co.—Continued.
Dance rustique. 4759.
Dreams. 28256.
Dying flower. 447.
Flower greeting. 25853.
Fleurette. 7382.
Graduation march. 7518.
Holy night, silent night. 712.
In the Highlands. 214138.
In the Vienna woods. 26249.
Irma. 7890.
Little chevalier. 5484.
Maienwonne. 138353.
March of the pirates.
May’s galop. 238974.
Naiades (Les) 15803.
On the beach. 21859.
Poet and peasant. 6280.
Saengers schirm und hort.
Salves de foie. 24548.
Silver tones. 6161.
Soldiers chorus. 1874.
Song of the mill. 22159.
Spanish serenade. 27273.
Taps. 9271.
Tip top march. 24899.
Valse de fascination. 14147.
Venus valse. 380153.
Witches danee. 25142.
Thiel (—):
ir ist auferstanden. 7300.
Risen (The) King. 8865.
Thiel (C.):
Improperien. 5285.
Ostergesang. 11400.
Phantasie. 11457,
Thiele (C. A.) Love will go where it
is sent. 38207, 11055.
Thiele (E. B.):
Can’t I make a little hit with you.
2344.
Dat symphony orchestra.
Thiele (J. D.)
5566.
20081.
2491.
Four love songs. 9347.
Thiele (P.) Valse. 4050.
Thiemer (H.) Hottentotten-tanz.
724.
Thierfelder (A.) Horand und Hilde.
2295.
Thierry (M.)
Thies (G.):
Ave Maria.
Jollity. 3065.
95.
Lass rauschen. 940.
Rosmarin. 1467.
Thaum. 1810.
Vom jiingsten tage. 1904.
Thiessen (K.) Barearole, EF dur.
20804.
This day a day of glory. 380037.
Thole (F. A.) Don’t forget me at the
potlatch show. 17007.
Thomae (A.):
Heimatlieder. 26044, 26045.
Rheinische volksfest. 27034.
Thomas (A. HE.) King of the boule-
vards. 803864 (90).
2272
i
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Thomas (A. G.)
63638.
To welcome you.
Thomas (Mrs. A. J.) Down by the
hilae bush. 18727.
Thomas (Adeline) Social bubble.
221386.
Thomas (Arthur) I had my gloves on
at the time. 18035.
Thomas (B. W.) O, you rib, my own
spare rib. 29366.
Thomas (C.):
Autumn song. 6792.
Cherry blossom féte.
Feast of dolls. 7358.
Feast of lanterns. 7360.
Hammock song. T7568.
How gently fall those
words “God bless you.”
(11).
If I were
7802.
Imperial crysanthemum.
Pienic (The) 14819 (18).
Prelude. 9358.
Song of the Egyptian princess.
91138.
Summer in Kyoto.
When. 9614.
Thomas (C. L. A.):
A vos jeux, mes amis. 20884.
Entr’ acte gavotte. 9357.
Fairy dance. 18817.
Gavotte from Mignon.
16489.
Know’st thou the land. 26369.
Mignon. 4055, 20885, 24032.
Old gavotte. 26820.
Overture to A. Thomas’ opera Mig-
6992.
Simple
— 27714
a little child again.
7827.
9205.
2705, 12023,
non. 12024.
Polonaise d Vopéra Mignon. 4056.
Raymond. 24451.
Romance de Mignon. 4057.
Thomas (C. W.) To you. 4088S.
Thomas (D.) I will leave here in the
summertime. 15257.
Thomas (D. D.) Picnic park. 26926.
Thomas (E. H.) Sweet Angelina Bow-
ers. 16356.
Thomas (EH. T. & A. A.) One moment
with thee. 3504.
Thomas (Edyth)
got a beau sir.
Thank you sir, I’ve
iol:
Thomas (Emma) Boyhood happy
days. 14548.
Thomas (F.) Jayhawker rag. 17333.
Thomas (H.)::
I live my life for you. 10690,
17236.
Just one more kiss. 21474.
Perpetual rag. 15985.
Shadow and the rose. 20155.
Thomas (H. BE.) D. K. E. song. 7109.
Thomas (H. L.)
24088.
Miner boy like me.
Thomas (J.):
Mother dear, you must not cry.
Pale
Someone is waiting and thinking
of me 1614.
Thomas (J. E.):
Bright and cheerful every day.
6912.
Christ is King. 7008.
Christ redeems. 7015.
Come back to God and mother.
7047.
I am a Soldier. 677.
King’s message. 7982.
My life, my talents, Lord, are
Thine. 83880.
Praise ye the King of ages. 5929,
Richness of God’s grace. 6011.
That home eternal. 6330.
Thomas (J. J.) The anointed. 27780.
Thomas (J. P.) Old log camp down
in Maine. 17685.
Phomas (din Re):
How gently fall those simple
words ‘God bless you.” 27714
(Gai
Picnie (The) 14319 (18).
Thomas (J. T.) De flag er de coon
and you. 18676.
Thomas (lL. M.):
May waltz. 15615.
Shadows of the evening
3834.
Valse blanche. 1850, 6648
9468.
Thomas (iu. 2):
Irresistible rag. 28811.
Stingy Sam. 29912.
Susie Anna Sue. 22224.
Thomas (M.) Thanksgiving
27387T.
Thomas (O.)
Spiele. 2647.
Thomas (R. F.)
hours.
(181),
hymn.
Festliche vor- oder nach-
Riviera (La) 11605.
Thomas (S.) Silver lake. 29782.
Thomas (S. W.) City boy. 2409.
Thomas (V. M.) Secrets of love.
22091.
Thomas H.)
9576.
Thomé (F.):
Agonie (L’) 16.
Elfes (Les) 14814.
Madrid. 15561.
Mandoline. 8196.
Musique au bord de la mer.
Pizzicato. 26941.
Simple aveu. 138883.
Simple confesSion. 29784.
Sous la feuillée. 6224, 17962.
Thome (J.) Marine flashes. 21639.
Thommessen (R.):
Ce n’est-que-toi. 23865.
Lucky moon. 3219.
(W. Waukinquoah.
a 38.
2273
INDEX
pt. Te ae Ss) VE
Thompson (A.):
Troubles of the farmer.
You are the only lemon.
Thompson (A. B.)
Sleep. 29803.
“Thompson (A. C.):
Sleeping sefnora.
Won’t you have a
16682.
Thompson (A. L.) Minnie.
Thompson (B.) Moira. 19609.
Thompson (C. L.)
Lu Lu. 15548.
Thompson (C. R.)
ome Ass y4 0)
Thompson (C. W.) & Co.:
Across the way. 27727.
NGA Lt ae ee:
Amherst mareh & two-step.
Amour exotique. 27770.
Ashes of roses. 18330.
Aspiration. 2168.
At last! 6775.
At sunset. 20767.
At the kindling
4446.
Baby sister. 2194.
Baby’s lullaby. 101.
Barearolle. 27864.
Be near us, O Father.
Beautiful dream. 4518.
Thompson (C. W.) & co.—Continued.
20429.
16697.
Sleep, darling,
i18i3; 13897.
little .girl.
19596.
Lulu my darling
Aren’t you the
12403.
of the stars.
4515.
Behold how good and how pleas-
ant it is. 4526.
Big notes for little fingers.
Black cherries. 2282.
Boat beneath a sunny sky.
Bolero. 20851.
Bonnibel. 4562.
Break, break, break.
Brightest and best. 2:
* Brook (The) 23818.
Butterflies. 4614.
Cake shop romance.
162.
18446.
Canti popolari italiani. 10039.
Castles in the air. 279983.
Charity. 2382.
Christmas minuet. 272.
Christmas song. 274.
Come along deary. 28081.
Come to the Lord. 12627.
Crossing the bar. TO8S.
Dawn (The) 378.
De sweet lil’ feller.
Death song. 20979.
Deep in my heart.
End of the way.
Evening. 4884.
Every child. 17057.
4770.
18689.
12759.
Fairy tale. 4905.
Floriana. 25851.
God has been merciful
12904.
Group (A) of Bates songs.
Happy hearts a-maying.
He leadeth me. 19026.
|
|
|
|
|
27969.
|
to me.
15039.
21233.
2274.
He that dwelleth. 28552.
Heaven is our home. 19037.
Heavenly glories. 5120. °
Heavens are telling. 7591.
How’d you like to sit with me..-
19081.
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
19120.
I wonder why. 19175.
I would a hunting go. 784.
In heavenly love abiding. 19211.
In love she fell. 7841.
In the country. 5097.
Intermezzo humoresque. 13142.
Into the silent land. 3014.
It singeth low in every heart.
5334.
Jesus lover of my soul. 28841.
Jesus Thy boundless love. 13168." |
Joyous day. 10873.
June roses. 21464.
Knowledge. 21494.
Lady Blanche gavotte.
Lass loid hoim. 8125.
Locust blossoms. 3181. |
Look down from heaven. 5501.
Look down on us from heaven.
8275.
Lord I hear of showers of bless-
ings. 21565.
Lord is my Shepherd. 5507.
Lord of all beige.) jan92:
Mandy-Mi. 26512.
Marvellous work. 17184.
Melodie. 11130.
Memories. 21681.
i)
ep)
(Se)
=|
ie)
Memory’s reverie. 5615.
Milkmaid’s song. 3329.
Milutka mazurka. 29178.
Musetta. 15748.
My Saviour. 19705.
Neapolitan barcarolle. 26724.
No more. 19751.
Nocturne (A) 25466.
Novelette. 19764.
O Lord Ged of hosts. 138579.
O Rosa, Rosa. 17666.
Oh! were my love. 19805.
Old friends. 298395.
Old mission bells. 26811.
One. 29417.
Over the hill. 29440.
Playmates. 5912.
Poinsettia waltzes. 13678.
Prelude and etude. 24399.
Primi palpiti. 1381.
Remember now thy Creator.
Rock of ages. 6031.
Rocking song. 8877.
Romance (A). 16112.
Romance of a cake-shop.
Sabbath evening. 20077.
Say, where are the violets.
Sighs of love. 20171.
3675. |
29640.
6089. |
INDEX
10s. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Thompson (C. W.) & co.—Continued.
Song of the elves. 1622.
Song of the night. 11840.
Song to Maine. 1630, 16274.
Song to the evening star. 4225.
Sophomore (The) march. 6220.
Spring song. 20271.
Stars are shining over all.
String the barp. 20283.
Summer lullaby. 27319.
Sweet thing Jane, 29961.
Tell me, O wind. 22267.
27291.
Throstle (The) 4069.
-To hope. 380066.
Trailing arbutus. 9407.
Unconquered. 16485.
Valse. 4968.
Valse caprice. 18116.
Valse valeska. 14157.
Violet. 12134.
Waifs. 20531.
When His salvation bringing.
20578.
When the scissor grinder comes.
12230.
White lotus waltz. 12259,
Wood thrush. 20661.
Woodland serenade. 12306.
You. 27680.
Thompson (De K.):
God night sweetheart.
If I forget: 15267.
When to-morrow comes. 30262.
Your heart. 20691,. 22550.
10518.
Thompson (H.) My southern girl.
3397.
Thompson (EH. E.) Skipping fawn.
20189.
Thompson (Ff. B.) I will keep my
promise, dear. 17264.
Thompson (G. T.) Spirtualist hym-
nal. 24724.
Thompson (G. V.):
Mighty to save. 29174.
Song of peace. 22154.
Thompson (H. A.) Snow birds waltz.
29817.
Thompson (H. Christian) Two
mothers heart songs. 27470.
Thompson (H. W.) Good bye my
rainbow. 627.
Thompson (Harry C.):
Téte-a-téte. 14040, 14041.
Wig-wag rag. 27646.
Thompson (J.):
Come, sing to me.
22987, 25578.
Good bye, Rose, good bye. 10514.
Ill be waiting by the ocean blue
for you. 13048.
Nightingale and the rose. 5741.
20929, 22985-
Our land of dreams. 26868.
Token (The). 9400.
When you are near. 12240.
Thompson (K. Sweet dreams be
thine. 6285.
Thompson (L. S.):
Boat beneath a sunny sky.
Crossing the bar. 7OSS.
Thompson (M.):
Home over there.
Pale face. 11421.
Thompson (M. H#.)
bells. 6015.
Thompson (O.)
739,
Thompson (O. L.):
Calvary. 16884.
Dear mother I’m coming home.
16982.
God knows. 17131.
Jesus loves everyone.
Jesus saves. 173841.
Oh say will you meet me there.
17675.
Somewhere sometime. 17944.
Sweetest story ever told. 18018.
Trav’ ling home to glory. 18095.
We will wear a erown in glory.
18164.
Thompson (R.):
Ads)
18446.
19064.
Ring the happy
Hush,
little babe.
17339.
Révélation @amour. 24475.
Riviera (La) 11605.
Valtz huzzar. 24968. ~
Thompson (R. B.):
Honkey tonky monkey rag. 13007.
I will keep my promise dear.
17264.
That loving waltz. 93822, 20365.
When I’m away. 9625.
Thompson (R. ©. & WR.) “hat
lovin’ game. 633838.
Thompson (R. G.) On the banks of
Allan water. 30667.
Thompson (W. A.) Tripping rag.
16464.
Thompson (W. L.)
lillies bloom. 4698.
Thompson & ¢cuU.:
Fishing. 18852.
Honky tonky monkey rag.
Come where the
TPA
In my dreams that the moon
brings of you. 19217.
Let me know a day before. 28960.
Play that lovin’ slide trombone.
19934.
Sweetheart just say
20317.
Thompson & Harris.
92438.
Thompson music cCo.:
Come where the lillies bloom.
4698.
I like to be a friend. 2904.
Way to a man’s heart. 4246.
When love steals in your heart.
1962.
Thompson music pub. co.
till summer. 10215.
the word.
Sweet Tralee.
Dearie wait
2275
INDEX
Pies. Ss.) V. Gay
Thoms (C. E.) Girls. 14963.
Thomson (—) Kidding. 38086.
Thomson (B.):
First kiss. 28363.
Heliodore. 30536.
Lullaby lady. 26489.
Song of the blue bird. 16271.
Velvet eyes. 20495. .
Thomson (D. M. A.) Thomson’s gar-
land of sacred hymns. 20386.
Thomson (R.) MHeliodore. 23467.
Thomson (S.) :
Blest are the pure in heart. 20846.
It is not always May. 21434,
28818.
Thomsson (F. A.) The referee. 29592.
Thony (C.) Gina. 28440.
Thor (L.) St. Cecilia. 29685.
Thoralda (R. G.) My bonnie bold cow
boy. 29259.
Thormann (F.) Sicilianisches stiind-
chen. 24620.
Thorn (J. D.) Dixie of Oklahoma.
14757.
‘Thorn CK.)::
Good-night song.
Springtide wooing.
Thornburg (M.):
Child of air. 18553.
Impetuous resolve. 19208.
Swing (The) 20821.
Thorne (C.) Serenade. 11758.
‘Thoree (He .) :
Come unto me. 22991.
Fifteen short pieces. 9360.
Thornhill (S. E.) London bridge and
other old singing games. 29022. °
Thorpe (C.) Um -waiting for you
sweetheart. 28696.
Those hypnotizing mesmerizing eyes.
20389.
15010.
163058.
Thrall (A. I.) Inness impromptu.
21419.
Three million dollars. 4068.
Three Romeos. 22637, 23570, 23661,
23832, 24056, 24065, 24604, 25275,
25676, 26035, 26540, 26695, 26806,
27428.
Thiimer (O.):
Hours of pleasure. 1784.
New school of studies for the
pianoforte. 8442.
Russian masters piano album.
24528, 24529.
Thuille (L.):
Dreamy summer night.
Elves. 7286.
Song of the roses. 9117.
Thuillier (E.) Réves. 6007.
Thul (F. von) Lustigen ritter. 29070.
Thurhkan: (LOW):
Bang went his chance of paradise.
12470.
Camel’s parade. 2295.
Domino humoresque.
7240.
409.
Ya i
Thurban (T. W.)—Continued.
If you feel lonely. 13098.
In the park, after dark. 28789.
Sunny Savannah. 24785.
Twilight dreams. 30803-30805.
Thurman (H.) ‘Tee-ter-totter. 9294.
Thurston (Mrs. E.) In among the
pines. 815.
Thurwanger (C.):
Caro mio ben. 30425.
Faites H lui mes aveux.
Obstination. 80659.
Plaisir d’ amour. 30678.
Si le bonheur. 30520.
Tiberghien (L.):
. Cradle song. 10166.
Valse contentment.
Tiboni Gi. Jz)
the brave.
Tice (By Ma
Swells and belles. 22237.
That enticing two-step. 4026.
Tichy (F.) :
Gtverlistek veselych
textem. 23027.
30519.
30140.
5422.
Pepiéka neb zamilovany kuchaft |
polka. 24344.
Tichy (K.) Na rozlouGenou. 241388.
Tiefland. 14081, 15038. 24574, 26904.
Tiernan (G. 8.) Let the whippoor-
wills tell you I love you. 19396.
Tierney (H. A.):
American beauty dance.
Black canary. 12510.
Carnation march. 16891.
Checkerboard. 12586.
Crimson ramble. 12646.
Dingle pop hop. 10248.
Fanatic rag. 7336.
Mleur de lis. “18861,, 22562 (62):
Innocence. 17316.
Rubies and pearls.
That chicken glide.
(234), 80004.
14366.
17874.
glide. 80004.
Uncle Tom’s cabin rag. 9450, 9782
(90).
William’s wedding. 16674.
Merschn GE)
Rubato. 30720.
Waldmiirchen. 4231.
Tiersot (J.):
Berceuse bretonne. 6857.
Blanche colombe. 6880.
Chant de moisson. 6974.
Cigale et la fourmi. 7022.
Corbleu, Marion. 7073.
Fille aux oranges. ‘375.
Filles de la Rochelle. 7376.
Marche de noce. 8203.
Noces del’ alouette et du moineau.
8489.
Oiseau (L’) dans sa cage. 8567.
2276
Land of the free and 1
pochodt s |
22269, 25197 |
That epidemic rag and that chicken '
INDEX
nos. 1-14. Jan.—Dec., 1911
Tiersot (J.)—Continued.
Petite bergerette. 8684.
Plongeur (Le) 8718.
Saint Martin. 8984.
Si j’avais un tambour.
Tilleul (Le) 9888.
Trois berceuses. 9379.
9032.
Vocero de mort naturelle. 9539.
Vocero de mort violente. 9540.
Voici le jolie mois de mai. 9545.
9546.
Our land of Liberty.
Vole, mon coeur vole.
Tietgen (Z. V.)
24505.
Tietje (H.):
My mountain Nell. 29288.
When the swallows homeward fly.
14243.
Tiger (Der)
Tigue (H. G.)
9380.
Come home to mother.
14661.
Tilbury (F.) I wonder if you know.
2946.
mipury (W.):
I ain’t gwine to stand yer. 19100.
My little wigwam. 26701.
Tilghman (J.) When the flowers
bloom again sweet Rose dear. 30251.
Willer: (J.):
Spring flowers. 27282.
Sue True. 22210.
Vivandiére march.
guiliman (C. D.):
By His stripes I am healed. 18493.
Do you know where youw ll stand.
18709.
Taste and see. 20342.
; When He shall appear. 20577.
Tillmetz (R.) 380 uebungen in duett-
20528.
korm, 27431.
Tillotson (E. S.):
Dandelion. 16971.
Thy will be done. 30055.
Tily (H. J.) From the Eastern moun-
tains. 28406.
Timberg (H.):
Biff Dugan the pride of the school.
Z2TOD.
There ain’t no man in the moon.
27398.
! When school days comes to town.
| 25086.
Yiddisha feet.
| Timmerman (M.
4380 (185).
|Timms (M. W.)
27679.
EK.) June dreams.
Silverleaf. 13881.
|| Tinel (H.) Heavenly Father, in mercy
hear us. 10596.
Tinkham (F.) Why don’t you write a
letter home. 25121.
| Tinnemeyer (J. H.) If I could find
| the place they call loveland. 19190.
Tinney (F.) Baby save your kisses
for me. 12460.
| Tipcke (M. J.). My wild prairie flower.
fe debe
|
Tipping (E.) Some facts
Maine. 27220.
Tipton (C.) See Campbell-Tipton.
Tipton (G.) Spinosity rag. 27276.
Tirindelli (P. A.):
Addio amore.
Bohéme. 6897.
Brushwood. 10015.
Daily exercises. 349.
Fantasticando. 12792.
Favorite. 14875.
Il tuo destino 6 il mio. 138103.
Io son la gioia. 7884.
Joie mélée aux larmes.
Love’s lyre. 30597.
Moment joyeux. 13455.
Ou ne badine pas avec l’amour.
about the
6664.
anR6
3062.
13615.
Sei tu...amore. 3815.
Spring-time. 27284.
Studio capriccio. 138975.
"Tis thou, love. 380063.
Una speranza. 9447.
Visioni. 4204.
Tischer & Jagenberg:
Alles war ein spiel. 14358.
An meines herzens koénigin.
Arioso. 2163.
Blitterfall. 14521.
Ciel est par dessus le toit.
Dimmerung. 14706.
Drei fresken ftir klavier.
Drei gesinge. 2149.
Elfenreigen. 14813.
Frau Nachtigall. 4955.
Gliick entgegen. 14978.
Heimkehr. 2838.
Herbstausgang. 15125.
Tl pleure dans mon coeur.
2139.
2407.
2148.
2989.
Indisches liebeslied. 3010.
Lethe. 154438.
Liebesphilosophie. (3150.
Lieder eines falters. 30587.
Lune blanche. 8226.
Macht hoch die ttir. 19506, 19507.
Tanz-fantasie. 20337.
Verschneite nacht. 16516.
Titus (C. W.) When the band plays
Dixie. 16625.
Titus (M. F.) Daughter of the Chief
Black Paw. “28061.
Tjernagel (N.):
Lille madit. 15465.
Lyksalighed. 15552.
Op mod de hoie fjeld i nord.
To the Owl. 30829.
Toase (A.):
Magnificat and Nune dimittis in F.
8174.
Tobani (T. M.):
Te Deum laudamus. 4015.
Around the Christmas tree.
27801.
Our girlies.
27800,
15941, 26865.
2277
INDEX
Dt. ems... WG
Tobani (T. M.)—Continued. Tomlinson (J. B.)—Continued.
Pepita (la). 1328, 16728 (55). Lancashire witches. 23767.
Wild rosebud. 12274-12276. Mister bogie man, go away. 11166.
Tobias (H.): Tomman (CE.
National sports. 19728. Harem trousers. 21235.
That loveable glide. 27387. Stocking robbery. 27297.
Tobias (R.): Tompkins (C. I.) Wooing of the
Albumblatt. 23. waves. 14280.
Gavotte. 562. Toms -(R.°M.)\ 2 Kkind@ominke Ann
Mazurka. 1068. Arbor. 28657.
Melancholie. 1074. Tomsik (H.D.) You can’t pick morn-
Toby (Mrs. C. H.): ing glories in the evening. 14291.
Barearolle.’ 20807. Tonger (P. J.):
Dance on the lawn. 20961. Fata Morgana. 17072.
March. 22321. Graf vom Reichenstein. 18979.
My piano. 19702. Tonizzo (A.) Savoja-Petrovich. 27118.
Polka. 21941. Tonkin (H. A.) I long to be a sailor
Santa Claus. 22065. 7716.
Waltz. 22322. Tonnelii (C.) Opera gems, no. 1.
Toch (H.) Romance. 18763. 24291.
Todd (B.) Give me the U. S. A. | Toomey (G. S. S.):
14968. Awake little flower. 27835.
Todd (H.) You are the sweetheart of Fadeless rose. 23207.
my dreams. 20677. Gavotte gracieuse. 7442.
Todd (HEH. O.) Thrice daily prayer. Tf you but whisper. 23600.
1783. Mammy’s rosebud. 1091.
Todd: (METI), : Topliff (R.) Ruth and Naomi. 11672.
America’s anthem. 4414. Torelli (—) Concerto. 26848.
Pioneer airship: 5908. Torjussen (T.):
Square deal man. 6241. : At the fjord. 18835.
Todd (R.) Over the hills by the Dedication. 18688.
~ moonlit sea. 17720. in the night. 19230.
Toffler (M.) Give back your love to Legende. 19885.
imme. 5000. Peasants’ march. 199801.
MOlEEMES AS.) ce Tornquist (J. C.) Memories of Paris.
If I were just as rich as Hetty 13418. |
Green. S802. ;
Tipperary. 18076.
Tolhurst (H.):
Berceuse. 147.
Chanson. 4092.
Pensées d’autrefois. 38561.
Slumber song. 1592.
Springtime. 39381.
Tendre aveu. 11976-11978.
Volkslied. 1902.
Wiegenlied. 4818.
Torovsky (A.) St. ' John’s college |
march. 29686.
Torrandell (A.):
Berceuse. 9955.
Rondo. 11626.
Valse de concert. 12101.
Torregrosa (—) La _ polichinette.
22562 (108).
Torrence (E.):
Come in a dream. 28088.
Tofs (W. D.) Trixie. 16467. Vision. 20519.
| Noah’s ark. 176538.
Tolman (H. A.) Christmas carol. | Tosca. 5950.
14645. Tossell (R.) Like the ivy I cling te
YTolsma (M. A.): you. 13271.
I only know. 5238. ‘ Tostics CH Em
I want you, Sally mine. 5246. Baciami. 30401.
Since you’ve made a prisoner of Beauty’s eyes. 182.
my heart. 24632. Cercando te. 30428.
Sweetheart mine. 6296. Drink to me only with thine eyes.
Tomek (A.) Missouri. 21707. 436. .
Tomer (W. G.) God be with you. Due piccoli notturni. 30794.
2749, 10492. For a kiss. 14906.
Tomlinson (B.) Kingsland wreck. Good bye. 21196.
5396. Luna d’estate. 380600.
‘Tomlinson (J. B.): Never. 1193.
Bee and the butterfly. 22758. Non mentire. 3438.
Dainty domestics. 10178. Now. 30650.
Lady barbers. 10954. Pescatore canta. 38564.
2218
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Bost (i. Ege Ontinued.
Se tu eanti. 30739.
Segreto. 29754.
Serenade (The) 271387.
Sogni d’oro. 3876.
Temps d’un réve. 9300.
Two little songs. 4097.
Who. 4809.
Totten (S. P.) Song of the midnight
pey-rade. 6214.
Mowhwis(C.V.) :
Gethsemane. 18926.
On Cupid’s bark. 26220.
‘Toulmouche (E.):
Marquise de Chicago. 29116.
Passepied. 29465.
Toulmouche-Diodet. Oh thet slow
wales, 2072 (155).
Tourjée (H.):
Good fellows’ song. 629, 15008.
Just you. 15383.
Love’s call at twilight. 19485.
Under the palms. 1836.
rouriee (Hy co. :
Afterglow (The) 25218
Daddy dear. 23036.
I want a ride on the ocean of love
23575.
When you were a girl. 25104.
roumee Ch: S)) Our flag. 1298.
Tourjée musical bureau. Just you.
15388.
Tou CBS) New kingdom. 844
See
Pours, (ER. E.,)::
Ore 4493.
Beyond the sunset.
(27), 25400-25403
Cupid. 7097.
From the valley.
He giveth his
23450, 30364 (81)
dreamed. 13034.
If the wealth of the world
mine. 21387
Just to forget. 3078
Love not in vain.
Love’s promise. 5528,
(lt 32):.
Oh, bring me love.
Oh, you girls. 21844.
Parted. 21896.
Prayer for you.
Suppose. 24791.
Sweet. before the summer
5970.
Thou blessed man of God.
27714 (1384).
Truant love.
PMA
beloved
26966.
9422, 14819 (153).
0
2273, 9782
14319
I
sleep.
eA
Wiete
goes.
24880,
Two songs. 1804.
Waiting for God and thee. 30199.
When I am all your own.~ 4880
(174), 6510.
When summer days depa
rt. 9636. |
Tours (FF. H.)—Continued.
When tender love you are con-
fessing. 30248.
When you are near. 4297.
Year ago. 4348. i
Your eyes. 22549.
Tovey (D. F.) lLaudate pueri. 5430.
Tovey (H. D.) Alma mater. 9819.
Tower (EH. C.):
Bald heads will never do. 27854.
Flag of our nation. 18857.
Flight of the aeroplane. 25848.
My aeroplane girl. 19664.
Tower (J. B.):
Here’s luck to dear old Frisco
town. 15026;
Here’s to the golden west. 2847.
Sleep, pickaniny sleep. 38861.
Towle (—) Ohyou rag. 5802.
Towne: (H. Tu.) Wild» fawn 20045
2005.
Towne (IT. M.):
Good bye song. 5034.
Sabbath morning meditation.
11673.
Santa Claus and the Christmas
candles. 29696.
Torch that lighteth the world.
9403, 14098.
Towner (D. B.
Abide in me and I in you. 20703
Tae
Bark of life. 20703 (4).
Behold what manner of love.
2OTOR. (6):
Bow down Thine ear. 20703 (8).
Cleanse me, O Lord. 2091S.
Come at the Saviour’s eall. 20925.
Come over the river to me. 20703
Clay
Down by the sea. 20703 (14).
Fallen is thy throne. 20703 (16).
Full surrender. 18902.
Gently now the dying day. 20703
(18).
Hamilton.
He died for
20703 (20).
all. 21248.
He lives in my heart to-day.
DD ith
He will deliver thee. 5111.
Heavenly land. 21258.
Bistove tom mein
His love hath made me whole.
21280.
Ho, every one that thirsteth.
20703 (22).
20703 (23)
2OTO3? (Zan
d truer 23519.
Hunting son g.
Hymn of prai
Hymns tried a
ise.
nN
an
i looked to: Himes 21331.
I’m on my journey home. 21343.
I’m the sinner that Jesus came to
Save. 5230.
I will tell it wherever I go. 21371.
If you knew the Lord would come
to-night. 21391.
2219
INDEX
pi. TEE n.-s.,. V6
Towner (D. B.)—Continued.
In heavenly love abiding.
(26).
Is there any one here. 21430.
Jesus has saved even me. 5345.
Jesus, my Lord, and my King.
21451.
Joy of a sinner redeemed. 21453.
Lean hard on Christ. 5486.
Licking. 20703 (29).
Lift me higher. 9782 (11).
Little wanderers. 20703 (30).
Looking for that blessed hope.
215638.
Model singer. 20703 (82).
My refuge. 21748.
Nast. 20703 (86).
O tell the love of Jesus. 21817.
Pass the blessed message on.
21900.
Piercéd hand of Jesus.
Praise and dominion
aim, 21952.
Praise waiteth for Thee.
(42).
Ring the bells merrily. 6648 (31).
Room enough for all. 20703 (44).
Save me O God. 20703 (47).
Scatter the sunbeams. 22072.
Sleighing song. 20703 (50).
Song of the smith. 20703 (52).
20703
5902.
be unto
20705
Song of welcome. 20703 (53).
Star that shines for me. 20703
(54).
Summer days are coming. 20703
(55).
That day on Calvary. 22272. .
This day comes not again. 22302.
Trusting in His power. 223834.
Vermont farmers. song. 20703
(58).
Victory. 20703 (59), 22392.
Watchers at the gate.
Whisper Jesus’ name. 22483.
Whosoever will may come. 22491.
Yet I will look again. 22531.
Yet there is room. 25165.
Townsend (C.) Bluet series of music.
25422.
Townsend (K. J.) You’re the world to
me. 2053.
Townsend (M. H.)
Townsend (S. S.)
Move. 19647.
Thou art so like a
|
|
|
|
20703 (60).
|
flower. 30040.
Toy (2. BH.) i. B. P.O. EW. march.
19106.
Tozer (F.) In the desert and in the
garden. 5296.
Tozier (E.) Floriana.
Tracy (G. .):
Come sail away with me.
28090.
Lily of the valley. 26420.
Lord Emanuel. 996.
4935, 25851.
28089,
Traviata (La)
Tracy (G. L.)—Continued.
Maid of the mist. 8184.
Merry dance. 5638.
Old oaken bucket. 8578.
Senior (The) 11754.
Song of the night. 29848, 29849. |
Two roses. 27472.
Visions of dreamland. 9538.
When the mayflowers bloom again
sweet Charlotte Jane. 27614.
Triigner (R.) Selig ist der mann, der
die anfechtung erduldet. 11753.
Traher (WG):
Papa’s girl) 42
Throw your arms around your
mother. 24892.
You are more to me than ever.
14287.
Trailor (A. L.) Shantico or fooled.
1557.
18094.
Quest that shall not fail.
Transatlantiques (Les)
Trask (F.)
16059.
Traum und leben. 8045.
Trauner, GH) Aus der stadt. der
lieder. 25321.
Trautman (H.):
Hyacinthia. 28625.
I am lonesome without you. 7682.
She is the girl I love. 9017.
Traux (Hi: Al) Scei anwar A}
Travers (A. L.) Album of 11 songs.
22615. :
Travers (J.) Magnificat and Nunc di-
mittis. 3245.
Travers (L.) Album of 11 songs.
22615.
Travers (M.):
Dear little soul.
Moira. 19608.
1876, 20498, 24990.
7148.
Travis ‘CEL. ) ;
Blarney kisses. 14522.
Claire (Le) 25555.
Wild-fire rag. 12273, 16665.
Travis (J.) Blarney kisses. 4550.
Trebing (EK.) National airs. 3409.
Treloar (W. M.):
Clara march. 30364 (15).
Commencement march. 25197 (8).
Daisy schottische. 30364 (17).
Kota polka. 25197 (12).
Loua waltz. 30864 (34).
Tremont music pub. co. Andoverian.
25263.
Tremper (Mrs. A.)-
sent cross. 15113.
Trent “(C.) |) Any “old tumemrat salt:
25285.
Trevelyan (A.):
Flowers of Japan. 7388.
There’s somebody thinking of you.
27408.
Heaven (The)
2280
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Trevor (H.):
Follow the bald-heads.
I am thinking of you.
26108.
Ill lend you my best girl.
My bungalow by the sea.
True to blue. 204380.
Trew (A.):
Badinage. 16820.
Slumber song. 17929.
Trew (C. A.):
Blue-eyed lass.
Heart, forget. 23452.
Robin (The) 16104.
Treynet (B.) See Benoist-Treynet.
Trifet (F.) pub. co. $Hop-scotch.
10637.
Trimarchi
28380.
10664,
13047.
13486.
4553.
(R.) Pallide mammole.
Trimble (F. M.) Don’t keep me wait-
ing long. 238105.
Trinkaus (G. J.):
Among the flowers.
Anger. 25271.
Approach of day. 25289, 25290.
Approach of night. 25291, 25292.
Around the world. 22686.
Ballet of the birds. 25352, 25358.
Boreas. 14544, 18453.
Dutch kiddies. 446, 2558, 7248.
Hribus. 6648 (52).
Erirus. 2595, 18794, 23184.
Florentine caprice. 7387.
Game of tag. 74384, 7485, 25889.
Happiness. 26009.
Heart to heart. 19033.
Hot chestnuts. 5171.
In the swing. 138138.
Jealousy. 26281.
Little dancer. 18284.
Lonely fiddler. 138298.
Nodding tulip. 8491.
On stilts. .13616.
Pollywogs at play.
Sadness. 27090.
Sirocco. 1577-1578, 2072 (172),
20186, 20187.
Skipping rope. 138891.
Souvenir de Dvorak. 11859.
Souvenir de Grieg. 11860.
Souvenir de Mozart. 11861.
Souvenir de Wagner. 11862.
Witmark (The) dance _ folio.
9710.
Wooing winds. 30328, 30329.
Zephyr. 2058, 6648 (140), 9768,
20700, 27704.
Trinkaus (I. P.) :
Witmark mandolin and guitar
12404.
26951, 26952.
re GS
Trio music ¢o.:
As the fleeting years pass on.
14409.
Battle song. 14463.
Bearer of sin is He. 14468.
Childhood love. 6996.
Christ died for me. 14641.
Christ passes by. 14644.
Hverlasting story. 17056.
For Jesus’ sake. 14909.
Forward reapers. 14923.
God is ever good. 14982.
Happy in the Saviour’s love.
15081.
He’s my Lord. 15101.
He’s my sunlight. 15102.
I have learned. 17282.
I will live for Jesus. 21369.
I will never turn back. 15258.
Lindenwood. 15468.
Little sowers. 15485.
My Saviour. 15787.
Safe in Thine arms. 16144.
"Tis Jesus praise His name. 16452.
We thank Thee. 16579.
Welcome song. 18166.
Yes, there’s one. 16694.
Triplett (Mrs. H. L.) Chicadee’s re-
quest. 14628.
Tristan et Iseult. 16290.
Triumphant Redeemer. 16466.
Troccoli (F.) Leggenda. 3134.
Trojelli (A.):
Au casino. 27815.
Bonsoir 4 la lune. 27926.
Cousin et cousine. 28128.
En excursion. 28287.
Sur le sable. 29949.
Tous en rond. 30079.
Tromanhauser (H. W.) More I see of
other girls. 17579.
Trombley (G. L.) My aeroplane Jane.
8351, 8352.
Trommer (A.)
724.
Trondson (Mrs. T.)
bygone days. 4943.
Troostwyk (A.):
Gavotte. 28421.
Hottentotten - tanz.
For the sake of
Hail to Yale. 21225.
Troostwyk (E.) Echo (The). 28275.
Troostwyk (I.) Barcarole. 183885.
Tropwen music co. Motor boat rag.
26661.
Trotére (H.):
As I dream. 22688.
Garden of the past. 21160.
I don’t suppose. 26121.
folio. 6589-6596. In old Madrid. 138123, 19221.
violin and piano folio. 6599- Italia. 21444.
6602. Muleteer of Malaga. 138479.
Trinkaus (T. P. & J. G.) Witmark Red marine. 8816.
| banjo folio. 6584. Red rose of Lancashire. 1416.
| Trio, op. 50. 29712. Short cul. 2212:
2281
26596—12——34
INDEX
f
Trotére (H.)—Continued.
So you want to be a soldier.
139038.
White-stockin’d mare.
Trotter (T. H. Y.)
sight singing.
Trouble makers.
21321.
Trovato (—) Fiddler’s rag. 25825.
Trovatore (Il) 1874, 4181, 4183, 18126,
18127, 20500, 24989, 27523, 30364
(56).
Trowbridge (J. E.):
Be of good cheer. 18391.
Rejoice the soul of Thy servant.
8836.
Trowbridge (L. B.)
star. 25453.
Trowel (A.):
Chanson sans paroles.
Méditation. 1069.
Minuetto rococo. 3336.
Nocturne. 6383.
Passé lointain. 3549.
Tarentelle. 20340.
Valse bluette. 4157.
Valse scherzo. 6426.
Troyer (C.) Hymn to the sun. 741.
Truax ‘CE. A.) ss
22487.
Har-training and
2524, 3487, 5725, 6538,
Bright eastern
4645.
Dearest days. 23071, 25197 (78).
Dreaming’ of love. 238124, 25197
(78).
Each minute means an _ hour.
18759, 25724.
Truchelut (Mrs. J. EH.) I listened to a
song to-night. 26129.
True (L.):
My star. 3399.
O gift of God, we praise Thee.
19772.
Prospice. 36138.
Trueitt (Mrs. G.) In our cottage
home. 2998.
Truesdell (W. P.) Whist is the only
game. 16654.
Truest sweetheart is your mother.
30094.
Truette (H. E.):
As it began to dawn. 6762.
Organist’s first etude album.
13627.
20 preludes and postludes. 14107.
Truman (H.) Pied piper. 8694.
Trunk (R.) Christmas night. 28052.
Trusdale (H.) Sweet Bessie. 9228.
Trussell Monarch of the sea.
3346.
Tryner (F.). Night off. 3427, 3428.
Trysinger (J. F.) To spring. 30069.
Tschakoff (I.) Cossack revels. 25601.
schaikowsky (P. I.):
Album for the young. 20482.
Andante cantabile. 12068.
Andante funebre. 18101.
Autumn song. 380097.
(F.)
,
pt. Et, ne s., v. 6
Tschaikowsky (P. I.)—Continued.
Chant d’automne. 4116.
Chant sans paroles. 12069, 12070,
12359 (9), 30098.
Christ has a garden. 22336.
Dame de pique. 20433.
Deuxiéme chant sans paroles.
20434.
Eugen Oneguin. 24923, 24924.
Evening. 6385.
Im herbst. 14542.
Marche slave. 20435.
Morning prayer. 4117.
Nocturne. 4118.
November sleighride. 4119.
Polonaise. 12071, 12072, 14108.
Romance. 4120.
Romance in F. 4121.
Sérénade mélancolique. 20436.
Song of the Neapolitan harpboy.
D2aoke
Two pieces.
Waltz. 9429,
Tsehirch (W.)
classics. 18808.
Tschopp (C.) Venus. 12118.
Tucker (F.) I don’t want a dream
1821.
24925.
Evenings with the
girl. 19115.
Tucker (G. 8S.) Lad (The) you met
in August. 173884.
Tucker (H.) Sweet Genevieve. 273837.
Tufts (A. C.) Rote songs of the nor-
mal course. 46.
Tufts (J. W.):
New normal music course.
17644.
Rote songs of the normal course.
20703 (45).
Tulane music pub. Co.
world to me. 16604.
15819,
What is this
Tull (A. R.) My best girl. 29257.
Tullar (¢Ge Cae
Children’s praise. 16913.
Christ our brother. 7014.
Easter voices. 10308.
Forerunner of Sunday school
hymns. 10406.
Missionary hero of Labrador.
17556, Laat
Tuller-Meredith co.:
Alberta for Christ. 6690.
Angel’s message. 98837.
As pants the hart. 16798.
Boys in blue. 16871.
Cheer up. 16906.
Children’s praise. 16913.
Christ is born, the great anointed.
TOOT.
Christ is risen. 16918.
Christ our Brother. 7014.
Conquering Christ. 10151.
Crown Him. ‘7089.
Dandelion. 16971.
Day is ended. 16979.
Depth of mercy. 16990.
2282
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Tuller-Meredith co.—Continued.
Easter voices. 10308.
Fair land, Columbia. 18813.
Fairy dance. 18817.
Festival song budget. 10369,
17076.
Fling wide the gates. 7383.
Forerunner of Sunday _ school
hymns. 10406.
Garden of the heart. 17110.
Give ear, O Lord. 18934.
God be merciful. 7476.
His birthday. 10611, 10612.
Hosanna. 17213.
Hymn tune voluntaries. 10658.
Jehovah’s praise. 173385.
Jesus lover of my soul. 7925.
Land of Liberty. 173888.
Let the little ones come. 19395.
Little heart doors open wide.
17422.
Lullaby. 8157.
Mary’s lullaby. 8229.
Meredith’s easy anthems. 17530.
Missionary hero of Labrador.
17556, 17557.
My faith looks up to Thee. 8366,
19678.
Now the day is over. 17658.
O be joyful in the Lord. 8507.
O come let us sing. 17662.
Peace of God. 17148.
Peace, perfect peace.
Praise God. 17752.
Prodigal (The) 17768.
Reign of peace. 11579.
Rejoice and sing. 17841.
Rest in safety. 17845.
Saviour victorious. 17892.
School melodies. 11736.
Some one is praying for you. 9089.
Songs of Junetide. 17955.
Songs of victory. 11849.
Strife is o’er. 17993.
Sweet story of old. 18016.
Thank you. 18052.
Thou art, O God. 20391.
"Twas but a simple song. 18105.
T’will not be long. 20448.
Unele Sam’s celebration. 12082.
Tullis (R.) If you love me as words
cannot tell. 19195.
Tullis (R. L.) On life’s highway.
17691.
Tunbridge (J. A.):
Breezy ballad. 18474.
Royalist maiden. 8912.
Tunie (EH. P.) Dream of the past.
18788.
Tunis (V. M.)
Tunney (M. A.)
8670.
Venus waltz. 30153.
Mary Ann McLaugh-
i
Turine (V.) Edelweiss-valse. 18767.
Turk (G. H.) Gee, but ain’t it awful
when you get that way. 2708.
Turk (J.) No more taxicabs for
mine. 19752.
Turk (R. K.) In my aeroplane built
for two. 23624.
Turnbull (N. G.) A-hunting we will
go. 6684.
Turnbull (S. EH.) Reason why. 13727.
Turner (A.) Oh get it Noody please.
26800.
Turner (A. D.):
Two new etudes. 12359 (48).
Two preludes and fugues in oc-
taves. 14819 (25).
Two syncopation studies. 12359
(49).
Turner (A. R.) Lovin’ babe. 21595.
Tarner (C2 )s).2
Alice. 22562 (1).
Alpine horn. 2.
Robin Adair. 48.
Turner (D. D.) Give me the flag of
old Ireland. 18988.
Turner (F.):
Two new etudes. 12859 (48).
Two preludes and fugues in oc-
taves. 14819 (25).
Two syncopation studies. 12359
(49).
Sbibnravere (Ais 1De)) =
Come back, Dinah. 12617, 12618.
Mass of St. John the Baptist.
23965.
Mass of St.
11105.
Mass of the Good Shepherd. 8232.
Turner (J. W.):
Alice. 22562 (1).
Alpine horn. 20703 (2).
Robin Adair. 20703 (48).
Turney (B. F.) Old farm on the hill.
5806.
Turpen (W. B.)
Turvey (H. Hilton-)
vey (T.)
Tutela (L.) Angel’s prayer.
Tuttle (G. M.):
Fawn eyes. 14876.
In dreamland. 21397.
Tweedy (D. N.) Cantelopers (The)
10088.
Twelfth night.
Mary Magdalen.
Marguerite. 5572.
See Hilton-Tur-
9838.
20588.
Twin city music pub. co. On Minne-
sota. 29404.
Twinkler music co. Man with the
optic nerve. 29097.
Twinn (S.):
Chanson-sérénade. 22916.
Mister Golliwog I do love you.
lin. 23961. 5659.
Turecek (G.) Beautiful sunshine. | Twining (W. L.):
12483. Andante religioso. 16776.
Turina (J:) Coins de Séville. 28068. Bereceuse. 16847.
2283
INDEX
Dic, ne ss vi 6
=
Twining (W. L.)—Continued.
Minuetto. 17554.
Tarentella. 18034.
Two men and a girl. 854, 2016.
Tyburski (J.) Vl be waiting for
you. 238542.
Tyers (W.H.) Panama. 11425, 13641,
27714 (110).
Tyler (C. C.)
17361.
Tyler (EH. A.)
27085.
Tyler (H.)
26201.
Tyler (T. )
me. 8609.
Tyler (V. M.)
Tyler (W. G.)
Just one Saratoga.
Rounds and grounds.
If I could have you.
Only light that shines for
Spring song. 20272.
Sound the harps of
heaven. 29870.
Tyler (W. J.) Open gates of glory.
8615.
Tyrrold (A.) Song eycle. 11838.
Tysovsky (C.) Canari (Le) 23841.
U. of I. supply store. O skee wow
wow. 21875.
Waccaro: (GH: )
301380.
Ugrin (J.) Rose city. 29655.
Uhlir (E. C.) Daring aviator.
Uhlischmid (H.):
Ane dich. 203i.
Traumkinder. 4108.
Zwei lieder. 3941.
Ujj (B. von) O Karoline.
Ulbrich (G.):
Pierrot.
Valse lente.
Ullery (LL. J.):
Have you seen my Willie Green?
26027.
When I find a man like my dear
old dad. 16615.
Willrichy CH) =
Alte linde. 16764.
Bergmannstreue. 6860.
Drei ernste lieder. 7662.
Fahr wohl, du schdner maien-
traum. 492.
Gebet der deutschen fiir den Kai-
ser. 570.
Gute nacht. 15051.
Heimatsehnen. 23464.
Ich hab’ die nacht getraumet.
15263.
In der friihlingsnacht.
Kirmes. 5398.
Miégdelein hab’ acht. 1030.
O, bleib bei mir. 15859.
Roslein, wann bltihst du auf. 8878.
Sehnsucht zur Heimat. 6114.
Stilles gltick. 1666.
Tanz und gesang. 1729.
War’ ich ein traum. 1907.
Wenn die rosen wieder
1941.
United States march.
28175.
1231.
11463.
12105.
17285.
bluhen.
Ullrich (G. F.) You are the girl of
my choice. 225385.
Ulstein & co.:
Brahms-heft. 2301.
Deutsche lied. 3894.
Fliegende Hollander.
Hoftmanns erzihlungen.
Mamsell Angot. 138362.
Metropol-schliger. 17541.
Musik fiir alle. 21728.
27552.
8541.
Orpheus in der unterwelt. 19796.
Postillon yon Lonjumeau. 1370.
Tiinze II. 11948.
Undine. 30127.
Vogelhindler (Der) 4207.
Zauberfidte. 11205.
Ulmer (—) Gee! but ain’t it awful.
2708.
Utozyt (Z. I.) Marsz polakow na
21645.
Do you know. 25679.
On the mountain and
29410.
obezyzme ete.
Umlauf (S. C.)
Umlauft (P.)
in the dale.
Umsterbliche lump. 12413, 18338.
Underhill (C. D.):
Awake, thou that sleepest. 6801.
From the recesses of a lowly
spirit. 25878.
There’s wideness in God’s mercy.
18069.
Underwood (B.) Spare me my
dreams. 13986.
Hobo rag. 15138.
H.) A la belle
Underwood (J. A.)
Underwood (K. F.
étoile. 27717.
Underwood (W. E.) San Francisco is
the city for the Panania show. 22062.
Unger (J. S.):
Idyl of the brook. 15266.
Sunrise. 20298.
Valse de salon. 14148.
Unger (O. H.) Girl I wooed to win.
23329.
Ungerer (J. C.) Missa solemnis. 1100.
Unglish (J. F.) From a dying soldier
on the battlefield. 7415.
United Presbyterian board of publica-
tion:
Adoration of heaven and. earth.
6669.
Buena Vista.
He slumbers not. 682.
In God’s house. 821.
Kind-hearted, true hearted. 15398.
Our Creator. 1290.
Penitential prayers. 8675.
Psalter hymns. 11536.
Sure mercies of God. 9222.
Thirstings for God. 93854.
Triumphal ascension of Christ.
6924.
9419.
United publishing co.:
Buccaneer. 6923.
Everybody’s sweetheart. 10344.
I love them all. 10699.
2284
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
INDEX
U. S. music pub. co.:
Beyond. 18428.
Universal edition—Continued.
Erste symphonie, E dur. 17045.
In the valley of broken peer ts: Funf klavierstticke. 163814.
5310.
Love’s awakening. 5523.
Round up. 27083.
Fiinf lieder. 1934, 3782, 15019,
15698.
Heiliges lied. 687.
Won’t you take me back to Dixie. Helle nacht. 15118.
25154.
U. S. School of music:
Alice where art thou. 12381.
Alternate fingering. 2123.
Angel’s serenade. 6787.
Bewitching mazurka. 156.
C notation. 12550.
Cavalleria rusticana. 1058.
Concert march. 2442.
Easy melodies. 2565.
Easy positions and chords. 2566.
Easy studies in double stops. 2567.
Easy to play waltz. 12736.
Hxercise in march time. 12777
Exercises for thumb and finger. Nie ward ich, Herrin, mtid. 15827.
12778.
Familiar tunes. 2634.
Fifth position. 10372.
In the sweet bye and bye. 7862.
Key of C. 3085.
Last rose of summer. 3128.
Mareh in F. 12503.
Massa’s in de cold, cold ground.
13392.
Melody in F. 11660, 11661, 18780.
Notes on different strings. 11292.
Olymna dance. 1269.
Polka philanthropy. 8722.
Rivals waltz. 3696.
Sailor’s hornpipe. 3749.
Scale and key of A flat. 8955.
Scale and key of D flat. 20107.
Seale and key of E major. 8956.
Scales of B minor and FEF sharp
minor. 8959.
Serenade. 20125.
Shepherd boy. 18870.
Spring song. 18423.
Staccato studies. 1654.
Stephanie gavotte. 13953.
Study in E minor. 20284.
Study in syncopation. 3950.
Study in waltz time. 1677.
Syncopation. 38993.
Tenor clef. 11979.
Third position. 14069.
Triplet study. 20424.
Vibrato (The) 12128.
| Unity hymns and chorals. 16490.
Universal edition:
Abendzauber. 14324.
Albatross (Der) 14841.
*‘ Anleitung zum modulieren. 52.
Bauerntanz. 12477.
Bilder und geschichten. 164.
Cicilie. 138963.
Drei klavierstticke. 1522.
Drei waltzer-capricci. 15996.
In der Tatra. 2989, 5289.
Intermezzo. 14889.
Introduction, andante et varia-
tions. 138145.
Klaviersttick. 5402.
Klaviertrio. 912.
Liebeshymnus. 13964.
Meine jugend. 1072.
Meinem kinde. 13965.
Morgen. 13966.
Natur. 15809.
Neue elementar-violinschule. 1189.
Neue schule der technik. 1192,
15816.
Nocturno. 15745.
Nova Skola techniky a prednesu.
3448.
Passacaglia. 15963.
Phantasie und fuge. 13840.
Praeludium, variationen wu. fuge.
16024.
Quartett. 5967.
Quartett tiber ein schwedisches
volkslied. 3637, 3638.
Quintette. 11381.
Rosenband (Das) 18967.
Schneemann (Der) 1521, 16170.
Sehnsucht. 16198.
Sieben klavierstiicke. 14561.
Sommermirchen. 6207, 6208.
Stabat Mater. 1653.
Stoérehe. 16315.
Suite de trois morceaux. 1638388.
Suite en ut majeur. 14600.
Symphonietta. 1708.
Vier gesiinge. 5418.
Vier lieder. 2023.
Voll jener siisse. 16542.
Von der wiese. 42138.
Wappenschild (Das) 16570.
Wenn voglein klagen. 16597.
Zwei friihlingslieder. 15669.
Zwei kammerstticke. 16174.
Zwolf etiiden. 1661.
23 psalm (Der) 16720.
Universal piano co. Universal. 27483.
University co. Crimson chest. 2468.
University music house:
I kind o’ like Ann Arbor. 28657.
Varsity. 27518.
University of Mich. union.:
Awakened Rameses. 27837.
College love. 28072.
Course in love. 28126.
Detective song. 28205.
Hearts are still the same. 28560.
I’m old Rameses. . 28694.
2289
INDEX
pt. Ti, ny sv. 6
University of Mich. union—Continued.
My girl at Michigan. 29261.
Squirrels in the trees. 29897.
Sweetheart, the rose you gave me.
29964.
Ypsi treat. 30356.
University of Wooster.
of prayer. 5190.
University soec., ine.
sic. 27671.
Unseld (B. C.):
Road to glory. 29625.
"Tis the lamb of Calvary. 30062. .
Unsterbliche lump. 1, 54-58, 374-376,
471, 790, 791, 865, 1014-1016, 1842-
1844, 1988, 1989, 2285, 3088, 4142-
4144,
Up and down Broadway. 4690, 5240,
5940, 6648, (46), 6648 (70), 6648
(101), 12859 (98).
Up in the air. 4888, 4485, 4546, 4696,
4748, 5023, 5205, 5324, 5875, 5381,
5531, 5645, 5668, 5808, 5818, 5831,
6626.
Upcraft (M. HE.)
14152.
Upminster. 16269.
Upson (F. EH.) Father was crazy to
aviate. 18882.
Urban (H.) Deutsche lied. 394.
Urbanek (F. A.):
Melusina. 5610, 17521.
Thema con variationi. 273897.
Zdenko Fibich album. 2056.
Hymn for day
World’s best mu-
Valse-impromptu.
2 symphonie. 27710.
Urbanek (M.):
Ctverlistek veselijch pochodt.
23027.
Hercegovae. 17200, 23480, 23481.
Kabaretni pochod. 23707, 23708.
Kdybych ja mel milion. 7965.
Kralovna Ema. 10942.
Na rosloucenou. 241388.
Ovéacek. 15946, 19868, 26875.
Polka. 11485.
Serenéda extioka. 9000.
Slovacka suita. 11815, 13898.
Staroprazshé pisnicky. 6245.
Tulacéka. 12078.
Vylet pana Brouéka. 25024.
Zakolnicek. 12342, 14809, 25187,
27699.
Zastavenicko narodnipredehra.
27702, 27708.
Zéeskych mlynu. 16717.
Urbina y Ortiz (J. de J.) Maitines
para la festividad del Sacratisimo
Corazon de Jests. 15568.
Urgel (L.):
Faites silence. 18819.
Romance sans paroles. 8883.
Urich (J. L.)
me honey. 12280.
Urmey (H.M.) Peace and love divine.
19896.
Will you always love
ES SS ES A
Usry (J. C.):
Little fairy. 981.
Sweet dreams. 1696.
Ussery (M. D.):
I have been redeemed. 17702.
I’m saved through Jesus’ blood.
T7(44.
Moon-beam love-dreams.
Uthmann (G. A.):
Belsazar. 6853.
Schelmenlied. 8961.
Utt (A. L.) Let all of us root for
college. 15439.
Vacearo (F.) United States march.
30129.
Vach (M.) Dear little girlie. 23068.
Vagnetti (A.):
Al polo nord. 22609.
Barearola. 22739.
Carina. 22899.
Dopo cena. 23108.
Invito alla danza.
Lo stornello
11027.
Maggio nuovo. 238918.
Mia rosa. 15664.
Ne me parlez pas d’amour. 24150.
Nuovi stornelli toscani. 3458.
Valéik (S.) Laendler. 38117.
Valdés (J. Z.) 25 de Mayo de 1911.
19618.
23651.
della mietitrice.
25197.
Vale (J. P.) Surrender your heart
to me. 1691, 6282.
Vale (L.) Hello. 7620, 7621.
Valente (N.):
Bella ’e spuntato ’o sole.
Quant’ é bello stu ppoco.
22771.
24435.
Stornelli borghesi. 24756.
Valente (V.):
7A =6chitarra. e ’o mandulino.#}
22569.
°7A spruceta. 22580.
Addio mia bella. 22598.
Grenadiere (Die) 17159.
Night on the sea. 24164.
Tiempe belle ’e na vota. 24895.
Troubadour. 14105, 14106.
Valentine (E. W.) Six Haster carols.
9064.
Valentini (V.)
DPT
Valkyrie (The) 380820.
Vallandingham (C.) I am dreaming >
of. the girl I loved: 238522:
That Maryland glide.
Valler (J.) Song of the nymph. |
24695.
Vallini (P.):
Ave Maria. 12448.
Baby sister. 2194.
Sleep my dearest. 16238.
Valmore (G.) Dear land of home. |
4773, 10209, 14733.
Valsien (A.):
Arrouah sidi. 14405, 27802.
Cousine. 28129.
2286
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec.. 1911
Valsien (A.)—Continued.
Si Pon s‘aime. 6151.
Yo Vaime. 25167.
Sarasa. 27106, 30732.
Valverde (—):
Golondrinas. 2S476
Gran via. 10537.
Grande fantaisie.
Valverde (E.)
Valverde (J.):
Albaicin. 27744.
Clavelitos. 2S060.
Fornarinette (La)
Polichinette (La)
Sérafina. 27132
YY... como ile va.
Van Alden (C.):
Just a little band of gold. T7947.
Where, where, where is de land.
6542.
Van Alden (G.)
man. 7599.
Van Alden (W.):
Darkey and the oculist.
28176.
My dearie. 11215.
Van Alstine (F. J.) Church rallying
645.
Clavelitos.
30335.
He was a grand old
7135,
song. 9782 (2).
Van Alstyne (E.):
Casey. 6955. |
Cavalier rusti ican’ rag. 2072 (79).
Do it now. 25678, 27714 (50).
Down” = the old meadow lane.
(65).
Every heart must have its sor-
row. 483, 12359 (69).
Father’s allowed to see us twice
a year. 21093.
Forever with you in my dreams.
12836.
Good-night ladies. 25949.
Hair (The) of the dog. 7562.
I’d like to tell your fortune.
14319 (75).
I don’t think I love you. 2894.
I’m just pining for you. 2072
(114).
Injun love. 26255.
Lazy. 2638S, 27714 (94).
Let me build a home for you.
14319 (105).
Miami. 6648 (S88).
Naughty, naughty, naughty. 1127
14319 (125).
Now she’s anybody’s girlie. 2072
(152).
« Oh that Navajo rag. 19804, 25197
(186).
Raggity man. 27005, 27714 (117).
That Pierrot dance. 14053.
Under the pretzel bough.
25197 (247).
Van Anda (L. W.)
thou art to me.
18110,
Dream of dreams
21016.
Van Arnam (C.) Teachings
parents gave at home.
Van Blarcom (P. G.)
3208, 8141.
Van Boskerck (H.)
mus in D. 18042.
that my
29986.
Love's dream.
Te Denm lauda-
Yan Buren (M.) My heart is hungry
love for thee. 8372.
| Vance (J. E.) Do not deceive me
dear. 406.
Van Cleaf (E.) My own sweetheart.
15783.
Van den Dyck (G.):
Holy peace. 10627
Mia carissima. 8292.
Van Denmark (C.) Sailing with you
in an aeroplane. 17885
Van de Pette (A. E.) Shine on my
Silvery moon. 13872.
Vander Cook (Ht. AS)
Arbutus. 27784.
Carnations. 18519.
Chrysanthemum. 16922.
Columbine. 18586.
Dewdrops. 28208.
Hawthorne. 17183.
Heliotrope. 19041.
Lily polka. 17416.
Magnolia. 19515.
Marigold. 17498.
Morning glory. 17583.
Moss rose. 17587.
Peony (The) polka. 17733.
Primrose. 29538.
Tulips. 30099.
Wild rose. 18202.
pees loot (—Fischer-) See Fischer-
Vandersloot (—)
Vandersloot (EF. W.)
Give me a pure Fears 10475.
I wonder how the old folks are at
home. 5252, 19173, 26194.
My hope is all in Thee. 11230.
Vandersloot (R.)
None but you. 19757,
21787.
Only you. 11387,
Vandersloot mandolin an¢
20488-20492.
Vandersloot musie pub. co.:
Angel kisses. 9836, 14381, 18304.
Annie Laurie. 9841.
Astaroth. 4445.
Baby Lou. 12457,
Back at dear old
home. 4484, 4485,
Bees wax.
Ben Bolt.
Black wasp rag. 4548.
Capitol city. 25496.
Carnival bingo. 16892,
22903.
Chili sauce.
Close dat eye.
Come back, Dinah.
19758, 21786,
11588.
12458.
home
1837TT.
sweet
4661, 10098,
10121.
12617,
18558.
12618.
INDEX
Dts Tem, Ss. V. 6
Vandersloot music pub. co.—Continued. | Vandersloot music pub. co.—Continued.
Crater (The) 2461. Queen of the valley. 17823.
Curse of a pretty face. 18645, Ringgold. 20029, 24479, 27046.
18646. Riverside rag. 24483.
Dance of the dragons. 25632. Rock of ages. 11612.
Dew of evening. 4792, 4798. Rose and the star. 11635, 16120.
Dixie. 4800. Rose and the wind. 11686, 16121.
Dream pictures. 4823, 4824, 18741. Rose songs. 11646.
Dream visions. 2550. Royal flush. 3741.
Electrie wizard. 2577. Schoolmates. 27119.
Evening thoughts. 2613. Snow maiden. 9075, 20200.
Flag of Uncle Sam. 10386, 10387. Some day, some one will whisper.
Fiash light. 10389. i 16256.
Four of a kind. 4949, 7406, 18892. South wind and the rose. 11857,
Frolic of the imps. 25877. 162883.
Full hand. 2696. Starland. 39388.
Give me a pure heart. 10475. Sunbeams and .shadows. 6274,
Go, fragrant rose. 10487, 14980. 9214, 20296, 22218, 22219.
Golden spider. 2761-2762. Sunset limited. 6277, 9218, 20299.
Golden wedding. 5021, 10508, Sweet clover. 13998, 13999.
18957. Tanglefoot rag. 6310, 11958.
Hearts haven. 2882. still. 4041, 20374, 20375.
Homeland waltzes. 2868, 2869. Thesis. 4046.
Hoo doo man. 10633, 10634. Thunder and lightning. 4078.
Hot Seotch rag. 5172. Trinity chimes. 27449.
I love you still. 15225. Vandersloot mandolin and guitar. |
I wonder how the old folks are. 4168-4172, 20488-20492. |
5252, 5253, 19178, 26194. Vesuvius. 4187.
I-X-L. 17269. 21377. Waiting. 14188, 14189. |
Jack of spades. 53387, 17329, 19266. Way down upon the Suwanee |
Jack rabbit. 38041. River. 12175. |
Jolly sailor. 53856, 7929, 19296. Weeping willow. 6488. |
Just at the break of day. 19320, When my ship comes in again.
21471. 14237, 14238. |
King of hearts. 19338, 28891. | When they gather in the sheaves.
King of the forest. 3098. 122345 22a
Happy hearts. 5082, 15080, 19017. There’s a charm about the old love
Lost phase. 38196. | Van der Stucken (F.):
Love me dearie. 13315, 18316. Kleiner walzer. 5407.
Magie mirror. 3238. Souvenir. 22175.
Midnight special. 3327. {| Vanderveer (B. J.):
Minstrel king. 5648, 18448, 13444, | Splash! splash! splash! 16296,
19598. 22562 (121)e
Mission of the rose. 11163, 15685. Valley Forge. 9465, 22562 (126).
My hope is all in Thee. 11230. Vanderveer (W. J.):
My old Kentucky home. 11241. Hear the pickaninny band. 26087.
My old plantation home. 11242, That spooney tune. 24854.
11243. Van de Venter (J. W.) Looking this
My southern home. 138525, 13526. way. 19454.
My sunny Sue. 19710, 19711. Van Dorstan (A. W.) America, thou
My western Rose. 1172, 18529, land of liberty. 18294, 20788.
13530. Van Dross (J. D.) Stranger in a
None but you. 19757, 19758, 21786, strange town. 16820.
21787. Van Dusen (I. W.):
Only a dream of you. 18620, At evening. 6773.
138621. Barearolle. 6820.
Only you. 11887, 11388. Dance of the dwarfs. 7117.
Our band. 38524, 3525, 5841. Gavotte et musette. 7441.
Our victorious nation. 3533. Happy moments. 7575,
Pacifier (The) 19871. Invocation. 78S1.
Pepper sauce. 8677, 19905. Lullaby. 8156.
Pioneer limited. 17741, 199380, Marche héroique. 8207.
21927. Meditation. 8249.
Pony maid. 38595. Offetory in G major. 8550.
Prince charming. 38610. On parade. 8586.
2288
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Van Dusen (F. W.)—Continued.
Peasants dance. 8673.
Petite valse. 8687.
Prayer. 87388.
Prelude. 9492.
Reverie. 8851.
Sunbeam polka. 9213.
Trumpeters march. 9426.
Valse. 9498.
Valse favorite. 9477.
Vane (Mrs. E. C.) Memories of mother.
29155.
Vanegas (A.)
5742.
Van Gael (H.) See Gael (H. Van)
Van Gorder (Mrs. W. A.) Voyage of
life. 25028.
Yan Gundy (W. W.) If stars could
tell their secrets. 19192.
Van Horn (Mrs. P.) If Rip Van Win-
Nightingales’ complaint.
kle’s wife had lived in this day.
5270.
Vaninetti (G.) Tripolitania. 30798,
30799.
Vannah (K.):
I know the place where we will
rest. 2901.
If I had known. 43880 (124), 5266.
In remembrance. 4880 (129), 5298.
Renunciation. 4380 (159), 5993.
Songs without words. 17958.
You bid me say good-bye. 4880
(179), 6622.
Van Naringa (H.)
1196.
Vannini (V.):
Che pena e che dolore. 16905.
O sol che te ne vai. 11822.
Se non voleyvi. 11749.
Van Nort (Mrs. S. L.) Lucile waltz.
5534.
Van Oost (A.)
15739, 24083.
Van Pelt (J. BR.) :
Methodist Sunday school hymnal.
17540.
Selected hymns from the Meth-
odist Sunday school hymnal.
20140-20142.
Wan Seoy (G. A.)
25616.
Van Sicklen (J.):
Lanola waltz. 28930.
Will some one teil me whom I
love. 9686.
Van Sinderen (Mrs. H.):
* Alpumleaf. 123859 ().
Chant sans paroles. 12359 (9).
Chase (The) 16728 (2).
Eelogue. 12359 (15).
Missouri.
New
Moulins qui chantent.
Cuckoo maiden.
Friihlingslied. 30364 (234).
Gavotte. 380364 (38).
Kamennoi-Ostrow. 12359 (32),
20703 (46).
Marcia fantastica. 25197 (15).
Van Sinderen (Mrs. H.)—Continued.
Menuet for the left hand alone.
123859 (387).
Moment musical.
Papillon polonaise.
Perpetuum mobile.
12359 (38).
12359 (42).
30364 (47).
Scherzino. 16728 (10).
Serenata. 16728 (17).
Toceatina. 16728 (28).
Valse impromptu 4 la Tyrolienne.
25197 (25).
Van Sinderen (M. M.)
25197 (14).
Van Surdam (H. E.)
south. 17960.
Van Tuyl (M.) Old letter. 19819.
Van Valkenburgh (H.) The suffra-
gette. 8954.
Van Valkenburgh (R.)
24355.
Van Wakum (G.) It don’t cost any-
thing to dream. 7898.
Van Williamson (N.) See Williamson
CNi Vs)
Vardaman (M.):
Bathing girl. 25361.
Ill marry a millionaire.
Vargues (F.):
Chante, Manon.
Coeur de Mimi.
J’aime le printemps.
Joli modéle. 13172.
Louloute. 3200.
Petite chatouilleuse.
Pourquoi viens-tu.
Vierge folle. 4194.
Vargues (O.):
Coeurs et roses. 18584.
Hiboux (Les) 21276.
Variety music pub. co. What are you
doing to me. 12202.
Varley (E.) When the leaves upon
the maple turn to gold. 380254.
Varner (J. A.) My old Missouri home.
19700.
Vasey (R.):
Little flowers come through the
ground. 19488.
Star of morn and even. 20277.
Vast-Binder (B. E.) Come home, my
daddy. 28087.
Vaughn (D. A.)
soul. 7924.
Vaughan (J. D.):
Across the river.
Malbrook.
Sons of the
Phoebe Ann.
26137.
12580, 14617.
2422.
3038.
3566.
15687.
Jesus lover of my
43584.
Anchored in love divine. 4424.
Be cheerful all along. 27871.
Beautiful golden gate. 4519.
Come unto me. 4697.
Crowning praises. 2468, 4727.
Dear Lamb of Calvary. 4772.
Don’t you want to go. 28237.
Don’t you want to wear a crown.
4818.
2289
INDEX
DE ene ss vo G
Vaughan (J. D.)—Continued. Vecchio (Giulio del):
Irather hold my hand in Thine. Chella lla. 22927.
4914. Monello napolitano. 292038.
Get in touch with God. 4990. Strofette d’amore, 24765.
Give it out. 28458. Vecchio (Giuseppe) Primi palpiti.
God is love. 5015. TSS1.
Golden harps will ring. 28474. Vecho (J. H. del) See Del Vecho
Happy all day long. 28527. (J. EE)
Harp of gold. 305384. Vecsey (A.) Heartstrings. 28561.
He is coming. 5108. Veil (J. B.) When I dream of you
He’s my King. 5107. sweetheart. 25076.
He’s the light of all the ages. | Veilé (C. M.):
28551. Imagination. 2976.
His beautiful love. 5151. Oh you red and blue. 24247.
In the Master’s harvest field. 5301. | Veirs (J.):
Jesus can save. 5344. I am content. 19102.
Jesus wins the world. 5351. Waltz caprice. 20542.
Land far away. 28928. Veit (L.) Corsett und jupon. 30447.
Living on the glory side. 29016. Veit (W. H.) Chafer and the flower.
Lovely city. 29057. aoe
Mansions in heaven. 5564. Veith (Mrs. R. G.):
Mother’s parting words. 29231. If you were mine. 23604.
My Saviour’s love. 29292. Jamie’s prayer. 19269.
Not made with hands. 5757. Violets are waiting for you. 20515.
O prodigal child come home. 5777.
Our beautiful home. 5842.
Out and out for Christ the Sav-
iour. 5849.
Precious Bible. 29525.
Precious blood. 5981.
Road to glory. 29625.
Seek to glorify His name. 6112.
Send the light. 6117.
Service we love. 6124.
Sheaves for heaven’s harvest day.
29773.
Shine on, beautiful star. 6140.
Showers of blessings. 6148.
Since loving Thee. 6166.
Sing the shadows away. 29790.
Sunlight beyond. 299389.
Sweet Galilee. 6287.
Tell it to all. G63s2i.
That brighter home. 389002.
’Tis the Lamb of Calvary. 30062.
Voice of love. 6451.
We'll be singing glory. 6479.
When the glory morning dawns.
6521.
When the ransomed get home.
6527.
When we join the mighty chorus.
30264.
When we praise Him over there.
30265.
Whosoever will. 380288.
Will you meet mother. 6570.
Wonderful fountain. 6610.
Vaughn (W.) Spring. 6238.
Vaughan (W. EH.) You'll never do.
123827.
Vago (W.) music co. Won’t you be
more than a friend. 30324.
Veazie (G. A.) Veazie’s high school
mareh. 9782 (23)
pm i a
Vendetta (La) 1868, 30149.
Venite. See Come, holy Spirit, come.
14660.
Ventadorn (B. de) Alauzeta. 16746.
Venter (J. W. van de) See Van de
Venter (J. W.)
Venus im grtinen. 46038, 4655.
Venuto (R.):
Awakening of the flowers.
22718.
Memories of childhood. 17523.
Veracini (A.):
Sonate in A moll.
Sonate in © moll.
Veracini (F. M.):
Giga all’ antico.
Konzert sonate. 263850.
Sonata in la minore. 9509.
Vera Violetta. 27774, 28082, 28706,
26344.
26357.
584.
30267.
Verbotene braut. 6909, 9270, 9510,
9511, 26046.
Verbotene kuss. 5958.
Vercolier :
Ah! qui veut du bonheur. 18264.
Berceuse des nuits. 25389.
Chanson du ceeur. 18535.
Vercolier (J.):
Berceuse aux étoiles. 14502,
14503.
Cour tzigane. 25560, 25561.
Pére (Le) 19906.
Verdayne (E.) Herz an herz. 26055.
Verder (D. H.) By night and by day.
25474.
Verdi
27007.
Verdi (G.):
Ah, fors’ 6 lui che J’anima.
Aida. 1873, 12120, 27521.
Aida march. 27522.
(A.) Ragtime tenor man.
20498.
2290
20780,
|
‘nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
INDEX
Verdi (G.)—Continued.
| Anyil chorus. 4181, 18126, 18127,
27523.
Caro nome che il mio cor. 20499.
Celeste Aida. 12121, 16513, 30154.
Ernani. 18128.
Force of destiny. 30155.
Grand selection. 9512.
Holde Aida. 27524.
Hymn and triumph march.
9514.
Miserere. 27525.
O patria. 18130.
On this day of joy delicious.
Pater noster. 4182.
Quartet from Rigoletto.
Rigoletto. isa Obi;
27526, 30364 (55).
Soldiers chorus. 1874.
Solenne in quest ’ora giurarmi do-
9518,
6430.
30156.
18131,
vete. 27527.
Solo and chorus. 27528.
Spirit immortal. 18182.
Stride la vampa! la folla indo-
mita. 20500.
Te Deum. 22385.
To the revels, away. 1875.
Traviata (La) 1876, 12122, 22386,
24990.
Triumphal march. 20501.
Trovatore (Il) 4183, 14159, 18129,
24989, 30364 (56).
Un di si ben. 20502.
Vere (A. de) See De Vere (A.)
Vere (G. de) See De Vere (G.)
Vere (J. de) See De Vere (J.)
Vere (V.) ’Mid the golden rod. 5642.
Vereecken (B.):
Grand album of selected solos.
28494.
Harmonick. 19021.
Vergessene ich. 9516.
Verhey (T.):
Golden wand. 7490.
In dreamland. 10795.
Merhey ~('T. “H... H:) Intermezzo.
14161.
10902, 12124.
Teasing your little
Verliebte plakate.
Vernette (M.)
sweetheart. 6320.
Wernon (H.°N.) Ii Vd my’. way.
23597.
Vernon (J. W.) Zym-boom coloured
band. 2064.
Vernon (M. 8.):
Day of sunshine. 28186.
October. 29372.
Snowflakes. 29819.
Song of the skylark. 29854.
Winter dreams. 30309.
Verona (H.):
Go back to your Southern lassie.
28464.
In the breezy freezy winter time.
26236.
Verona (H.)—Continued.
My dream of you dear. 17607.
Wait ’till the roses bloom. 18152.
Verschenkte frau. 380160.
Vertauschte braut. 5500, 6433, 14164.
Vertz (G.) Let me be your Teddy
bear. 193892.
Vespri (I.) Siliciani. 18130.
Vessella (O.) You, just you. 20681.
Vessey (G. H. B.) Valse bébé. 16497,
249638, 25197 (249).
Veuskens (R.) Missa in F. 18447.
Vigie.” (D2) Sweet memories.
11937.
K. C. march. 21476.
Viardot (P.) Etudes mélodiques pro-
gressives. 18802.
Vickers (Mrs. N. W.) On the banks
of the Rio Grande. 24270.
Vickery (B. S.) White lotus waltz.
12259.
VWactor. (Ca);
Kansas girl.
Spring morning.
Victor -€H.)-
Christ the Lord is risen to-day.
7018.
Death of the old year.
Easter song. 7265.
Mother’s reverie. 83836.
Tendre réponse. 24846, 24847.
Victor (M.) Tendre réponse. 24846,
24847.
Victor dance folio, no. 5. 25002.
Victoria (V.) Ive got my mother’s
husband, and she’s got mine. 7766,
(Mola I2a09) Cio):
Vidal (22):
Madame la Fée. 3229.
Solfége. 24669, 24670.
Vidal (P. A.) Méthode d’ ensemble
rapide 4 I’ usage des instruments a
Viano: Ci. Bs)
28880.
9162.
386.
vent. 30620.
Viehl (C. H.) Playing piano by ear
and reading music at sight. 30679.
Vielliebchen. 12669-12672, 13437,
13440, 13829, 14169, 14726, 14727,
15670, 16171, 16172, 16519, 16520,
22077.
Vierne (L.):
Rhapsodie. 29616.
Sonate en si mineur.
Victor (E.):
Friihlingsmirchen.
Gebet an Pierrot.
Sils-Maria. 183877.
Voglein schwermuth. 14180.
Wanderer und der bach. 14195.
Vietry (—) What would mama say.
4265.
Vieu (J.):
Salomette. 13801.
Sous les étreintes.
27230.
12862.
12874.
13931.
2291
EEEEOOEEE ee
INDEX
———__
Vieu (M. et J.):
Adieu. 9796.
Aux petits enfants.
Bal @’ enfants. 4491.
Ballade du pauvre troubadour.
25351. >
Chagrin. 10062.
Chant d’amour. 22918.
Chevalier printemps. 25529.
Htelles (Les) 18799.
Faitis silence. 18819.
Historiettes chantées. 705.
Idéale rencontre. 26197.
Infidéle (L’) 30565.
Pantomime. 19886.
Pauvres (Les) 3555.
Petite élégante. 5890.
Petites entravées. 19915.
- Premiére valse. 8749.
Refrain de I’ aieule. 11572.
Reviens. 270382.
Romance sans paroles. 8883.
Trois piéces faciles. 4932.
Vieuxtemps (H.):
Fantasia appassionata.
ZONE
Réverie. 8853.
Suite. 16523.
3™° concerto en la. 6442.
4™° concerto en ré mineur.
Vieweg (C. FE.) g. m. b. h.:
Alla polaeea. 2112.
Allegretto. 4878.
Allegretto gracioso.
Kinder-Weihnacht.
Liebeslied. 26408.
Menuett. 26590.
Mondnacht. 26684.
Praktische violinschule. 24393.
Tempo di menuetto. 4021.
Tempo di valse. 4022.
Vivace. 4205.
Zwolf ettiden fiir die
6085.
Viggiani
28513.
Vignau
14357.
Vik6ren (O.)
Villa primrose.
22712.
2635,
9781.
PAB ES?
5390.
violine.
(A.) Guerra italo-turca.
(H. von) Alles um _ liebe.
America, 25249.
29385, 30165, 30166,
30294.
Villain (G.) Romance mystique.
8882.
Villar (J. M. de) El Serio. 13859.
Ville (P. de) See De Ville (P.)
Villermin (L.) ‘Traité d’ harmonie.
24917.
Villers (R. de)
Vineent (C.):
Ecclesiae organum.
Jolly winter. 28855.
Vig Gryningen. 121380.
Vincent (G. F.) Glad spring time.
27384.
See De Villers (R.)
25730.
NY SN
Dt; Ty nN. Ss. vi G q
Vincent (H. B.) Madrid. |
8534. |
Vincent (J.) Your eyes of blue reflect |
my love. 27696. ,
Vineent (J. E.)
dear. %232.
Vineent (N.)
27395.
Vincent musie co. ltd.:
Abendlied. 22588.
Allegro risoluto. 18279.
Andante piacevole. 2142.
Aubade. 9875.
Bach for beginners. 9900.
Barearolle. 9914.
Berceuse. 253884.
Calvary. 4624.
Canon, in A flat. 14589.
Cantiléne. 25490.
Canzona. 4629.
Canzonetta. 2345.
Caprice. 3951.
Chanson de nuit.
Cortége. 14685.
Dawn of spring. 2493.
Ecclesiae organum, book 11. 25730.
Gigue fantastique. 2721.
Glad spring time. 2734.
Grand choeur. 5041, 15020.
Grand choeur alla Hindel. 23394.
Impromptu mélodique. 23609.
Introduction and _ passacaglia.
108380.
June in Kentucky. 26308.
Liebeslied. 10994.
Minuet in C. 3338.
My soul is an enchanted boat.
11246.
Novellette no. 1. 11296.
Office for Holy Communion. 3478.
Organ loft. 113896.
Pastoral song. 19898.
Pastorale. 5874, 15966.
Pilgrims’ chorus & O star of eve.
4220.
Poco agitato. 16010.
Polonaise. 19950.
Postlude in G minor. 11499.
Second caprice in B. 8809.
Second impromptu in G minor.
29739.
Serenade. 16197, 24584.
Song of triumph. 29855.
There were shepherds. 27409.
Triumphal march. 27450.
Vineze (S.) Puppen-duett. 5953.
Vindobona, du herrliche stadt. 199,
200, 348, 947, 949; 1883-1887, 1999-
2002, 2317, 3188, 4198, 4321.
Vines (EH.): ;
Any place is heaven with your
dreamy eyes. 9847.
Just give me a chance to live.
3072.
Of old
Dreaming of you
That western glide.
28008.
2292
INDEX
os. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
inton (H.) Childhood dreams. 16912.
‘inton music co. } When a little bit o’
love creeps in. |30232.
‘inton music pul} co.:
General delivery. 4988.
I ean’t think of anyone but you.
10669.
I’d love to have you love me as I
love you. 28647.
Just for the love of a girl. 7949.
Just tell me that you love me.
893.
Overland (The) 11411.
Spirit of the U. S. A. 27277.
Sweet remembrance. 9240.
Sweetest mem’ries are of courting
days. 273848.
Yule tide bells.
Violinist pub. co.
14938.
Violinist’s concert.
Jiolinsky (—):
Phantom rag. 15995, 25197 (198).
That Carolina rag. 9315.
Virgil (Mrs. A. M.):
Air de ballet. 4895.
At the picnic. 6779.
Autumn song. 253824.
Busy bee. 25468.
Cadet march. 25480.
Ding, dong, bell. 12691.
Dot the note and keep the time.
25690.
Down in the meadow. 12714.
Heho (The) 25781.
Fairy dance. 25795.
Frolic of the fairies.
Gigue. 7455.
Hunting for violets.
Hunting song. 7668.
If. 13091.
In the clover.
Mavourneen. 1062.
May dance. 8238.
May party. 26551.
Mazurka. 8245.
Merry brooklet. 8283.
Merry song. 26595.
Minuet. 8298.
Morceau. 14172.
Nocturne pastorella. 26754.
O moon golden. 18582.
Over hill and dale. 26876.
Petite humoresque. 8685.
Polonaise. 5920.
Prelude. 9533.
Rosebud waltz. 8899.
Sorry story. 27259.
Spring is coming. 9157.
Summer time. 138985.
Tarantelles. 9275.
To a humming bird. 9392.
Under the apple blossoms.
Valse brillante. 27499.
30357.
Gaelic melody.
6446.
7418.
13021.
7849.
9453.
ce SS
Virgil (Mrs. A. M.)—Continued.
Valse petite. 14156.
Young hussars. 9762.
Virgillito (G.) Avanti Savoia. 25329.
Viste (N.) Only a bunch of roses.
26833.
Vitak (L.) Laendler no. 9. 28925,
28926.
Vitali (T.) Ciaccona. 304388, 30439.
Vito (J. de) See De Vito (J.)
Vittadini (F.) Sei pezzi, facili e
earatteristici. 25017.
Vittoria (T. L. da) Jesu dulcis me-
moria. 28840.
Vivaldi (A.):
Adagio. 20522.
Sonate in A. 26349.
Vives (—) Viages de Gulliver. 18135.
Vivien (P.) Danse russe. 25641.
Vizier of Venus. 19081.
Vliegen (J.) Dragons (Les).
Vocalstyle music co.
18735.
How can you
ask. 28604.
Vocco (R.) Fussy doll. 14986.
Vogely (F.):
Capriccio dolente. 215.
Fiinf kleine tanz phantasien. 1900.
Impression e poém. 813.
Voetter (R. G. W.) Thee we adore.
4038.
Vogel (H. A.)
widow. 16212.
Vogel (G.) Mazie. 133898.
Vogel (M.) Seventy eight-measure
She was a young
exercises without octaves. 27545,
27546.
Vogler (G. J.) Hosianna. 138012.
Vogrich (M.):
Engagements,
210538.
Memento mori. 17522, 19571.
Voice of nature. 16536.
Voigt (G. B.) Serenade.
Voile du bonheur. 14185.
VojaGek (H.) Korsar (Der).
Volbach (F.):
Kunst zu lieben. 931, 54138.
Nachtigall (Die). 5723.
Serenade. 6119.
Stindchen. 1655.
Volkmann (0O.):
Heimkehr. 17197.
Volksweise. 18149.
Volkwein bros.:
Love’s tokens. 15525.
Memories of Wales. 15648.
Volksweise (—):
Hebet eure hinde auf. 28564.
Rhenish huntsman. 30707.
Vollert (EF. V.) Mount St. Charles.
26664.
Vollerthun (G.):
Musikus’~ wollt
17595.
Slaviseches lied. 17925.
et Valse noble.
13846.
26371.
froéhlich sein.
2293
INDEX
Vollerthun (G.)—Continued.
Und ich war fern. 20457.
Willkommen und abschied. 18209.
Vollmar music co. While the fire is
burning low. 14258.
Vollmer (KH. & J.)
look in her eyes.
Vollstedt (R.):
Au cabaret des amours. 183844.
Gavotte fleurie. 18915, 283812.
Volpatti (F.) jr.:
Au gré des heures. 14414, 16796.
Banderilleros (Los) 20800, 27859.
Bifoleo parade. 6866.
Rayonnement. 8810, 8811, 11563.
Sorrentina. 29866.
Volti (C.) Air chantant. 16744.
Von (F. de) See De Von (F.)
Von der Mehden (J. L.), jr.:
Ancient court whisperings.
Bridal wreath. 6911.
Call of America. 6941, 12552,
25197 (56).
Dance of the moonbeams. 2473.
Fragrance of jasmine. T7407.
Golden daffodils. 7485.
Lullaby to dreamland. 29068.
Moon travels. 3350.
Moonrise. 38355.
Skating song. 29800.
Stormy moon. 1667.
Twinkling stars. 30115.
Vision des étoiles. 4202.
Wondering at the moon. 4340.
Von Fintel (M.) Parted. 11486.
Von Holst (G.):
Battle hymn. 20812.
Funeral hymn. 21151.
In loyal bonds united.
Sacred rounds and canons.
Song of the drovers. 11838.
Song of the fishermen. 24692.
Song of the ship-builders. 24699.
Song of the shoemakers. 24700.
To the unknown God. 22320.
Von Othegraven (A.) See Othegraven
(A. von)
Von Rimanoczy (O.)
ask. 28604.
Von Serly (L.)
Von Tilzer (A.):
I’m longing to
5226.
2140.
7842.
20080.
How can you
Outlaw love. 17718.
Barry. 2228.
Because I’m in love with you.
ATA
Because it can’t sit down. 2241.
Blind man’s buff. 2286.
Good-bye, old gal. 17143
Good-night Mr. Moon. 17145.
Happiest night of his life. 7572.
Hold me just a little closer. 10620.
I’m going to steal some other fel-
low’s girl. 10712.
I’m just out of my teens. 2921.
I’ve been a long time looking for
a girl like you. 26176
Dl TE MLS. VB
Von Tilzer (A.)—Continued.
Isn’t it nice to know somebody
cares for you. 3026.
Jane. 38044.
Mister music master. 21709.
Oh what a _ beautiful morning.
3486.
Oh you Chicago, Oh you New
York. 38488.
On the New York, New Haven and
Hartford. 11372.
Some day you'll miss me 27219.
Song that reaches Irish hearts.
22166.
’Taint no harm. 6302.
That college rag. 22270.
That hypnotizing man. 30009.
Twenty-four hours of love. 4125.
When the tree of love begins to
bear. 4298.
When we’re married. 4295
Where’ you goin’. 27682.
You remind me of someone.
20685.
Von Tilzer (H.):
All aboard for Blanket Bay. 2072
(68).
All alone. 6648 (40), 6695.
April fool. 18313, 20703 (62).
At the Folies bergere. 9866, 14319 |
(30). :
Baseball glide. 12474, 14319 (88). ||
Come back to Aaron. 10128, |
14319 (46).
Don’t leave me now. 28282.
Does anybody want to _ take |
Charlie’s place? 18711, 20703 !
(65).
Hot stuff. 19076, 20703 (66).
I don’t want any other sweetheart.
13033, 14819 (70).
I love it. 2072 (112).
I want a girl just like the girl. |
13076, 14819 (72).
Just a little love.
(99).
Knock a little louder Ephraham. |
23744, 25197 (146). |
Knock wood. 17379, 20708 (67).
Let’s see, um, um, that’s right.
6648 (78), 80388.
Missouri Joe. 8305, 9782 (66).
18193, 14319 |
My Carolina cutey. 6648 (92).
8357
My counterfeit Bill. 26682, 30364
(99).
Shut your eyes and make believe. |
20166, 20703 (71).
Take a look at me now. 9257,
9782 (82).
They always pick on me. 9838,
9782 (87). |
Under the yum-yum tree. 1837, |
2072 (191).
9994
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Von Tilzer (H.)—Continued.
Way down in Mexico.
803864 (128).
27570,
When Mariola do the Cubanola.
1963.
With his little cane. 25144, 30364,
ish).
You don’t love me half as much.
9755, 9782 (99).
Von Tilzer (H.) music pub. co.:
All aboard for Blanket Bay. 2072
(68).
All alone. 6695, 6648 (40).
April fool. 18313.
- At the Folies bérgere. 9866, 14319
x
(30).
At the Yiddisha wedding dance.
25312, 30364 (60).
Baby save your kisses for
18362.
Baseball glide. 12474, 14819 (33).
Can old Broadway do without me.
Poot 2197 (57).
Come along ladies, do. 7043.
Come back to Aaron. 10128, 14319
(46).
Darkey todalo.
Dearest days.
me.
2072 (88).
23071, 25197 (74).
Does anybody want to take
Charlie’s place? 18711.
Don’t leave me now. 28232.
Dreaming of love. 23124, 25197
(78).
Harvest time. 26025, 30364 (80).
He’s always doing something. 680.
Hot stuff. 19076.
I didn’t do nothing. 23529, 23567,
25197 (104), 25197 (118).
I don’t want any other sweetheart.
13033, 14319 (70).
Eiioverit: 2072 (112).
I’m weary for you dearie.
303864 (83).
I never had a man to love me.
6648 (67), T7756.
I never knew I loved you. 28699.
I rang my little bell and ran away.
7759.
I want a girl. 138076, 14819 (72).
I want everyone to love me. 13078,
14319 (73).
In de evenin’. 25197 (127).
In ragtime land. 23927, 25197
(131).
It’s great when you marry for
26168,
love. 23660,.25197 (139).
It was three o’clock in the morn-
ing. 21443.
Josie. S884.
Just a little love. 138193, 14319
(99).
Kitty dear. 7985.
Knock a little louder, Ephraham.
23744, 25197 (146).
2295
Von Tilzer (H.) music pub. co.—Contd.
Knock wood. 17379.
Let’s see um, um,
8038, 6648 (78).
Liza. 26442, 30364 (95).
Lost a girl. 8119, 6648 (84).
Missouri Joe. 8305, 9782 (66).
Molly took the next train back.
24057, 25197 (169).
Monty from Monte Carlo.
My Carolina cutey.
(92).
My counterfeit Bill.
(99).
My little dreamland Rose.
30364 (101).
Oh! little Marie. 8558.
Ob, Mr. Dream Man. 24241, 25197
(185).
Pick me a nice one. 8692.
Play dat darkey todalo.
2072 (161).
Princeton cheer song.
(110).
Ragtime goblin man. 29564.
Roll them rolly bolly eyes.
Seaside swank. 22689.
See the idea. 188387.
thats right.
1114.
Bot, 6648
26682, 30364
24112,
1353,
26978, 30364
29632.
Shut your eyes. 20166.
Silly Ass. 22114.
Somebody. 24678, 25197 (221).
Take a look at me now. 9257,
9782 (82).
There'll always be a_= corner.
18064.
There’ll be dirty work at the cross
roads to-night. 18066.
They always pick on me. 98388,
9782 (87).
Throw me up and ecatch me.
24891, 30364 (128).
Under the yum yum tree. 1837,
2072 (191).
Way down in Mexico. 27570,
30364 (128).
What people want. 9605.
When I get myself all alone.
2507 T, 2a OT (25a).
When Mariola do the Cubanola.
1968, 2072 (195).
When Mr. Smith was in. 14235.
With his little cane. 25144, 30364
(CABSL AY,
Ye ne’er can tell until ye try.
2040.
Yesterday you called me sweet-
heart. 18223.
You don’t love me half as much
as I love you. 9755, 9782 (99).
Von Tilzer music co.:
Hey-lackaday misery-me. 26058.
I never, never, never saw such a
thing before. 2929.
I shan’t go back to Aldershot.
2931.
INDEX
Dt. mas: vi
Von Tilzer music co.—Continued.
Indian maid. 3007.
John, John, John. 879.
Someland. 1618.
Sweet Kathleen. 38975.
What is A —? 1946.
Wow-wow. 20388.
Von Ujj (B.) See Ujj (B. von)
Von Unschuld (M.) Scale practice.
29702-29704.
Von Vignau (H.) See Vignau (H. von)
Von Wilm (N.) See Wilm (N. von)
Voorhees (C. E.) I know a maid.
15208.
Voorhis (A.):
Deed (A). 28198.
Dinna ask me. 28218.
Dirge. 28214.
Gestaendniss. 28434.
Little song. 29010.
My love so dear. 29279.
Peace. 29475.
Revelation. 29611.
Till I wake. 30056.
Vore (EH. HE.) Lonely. 15498.
Vore (N. de) Thou art, O God. 20391.
Vorpahl (R.) Modernes guitarre-al-
bum. 24051.
Vorum (Mrs. A. H.):
Everybody’s after father.
Longing. 29025.
Vorum (O. O.):
Everybody’s after father.
Longing. 29025.
Voss (— de) See De Voss (—)
Voss (T.) Lill’ Anna Mari. 23829.
Voss (V.) Fidéle. 14881.
Vossbrinck (C. R.) Spring blossoms.
17975.
Vosseler (F. C.)
the springtime.
Votry (B.)
love. 28092.
Votteler (H. J.) & son.
aeroplane. 103892.
Votteler (W. G.) Flight of the aero-
plane. 10892.
28325.
28323.
Tll be with you in
752.
Come to the island of
Flight of the
Voyevoda. 5882.
Vreeland (W. F.) In _ Southland.
28772.
Vys (G. W. a’) See D’Vys (G. W.)
Vyvian (G.) River of life. 27049.
Wa-Wan press. Farewell (The)
14861.
Wacek (W.) Krupp-marsch. 10946-
10948, 18232-13234.
Wachs (P.):
Cajolerie. 20881.
Hlancée (L’) 23162.
Honor to our heroes. 7649.
Incroyables (Les) 80564.
italia: vibsar
Joyful song. 21454.
Madrilena. 23914.
Maids of Sorrento. 21614.
Wachs (P.)—Continued.
Merry mill. 21691.
Millwheel (The) 138441.
Muscadins (Les) 5688.
Myrtes (Les) 38404.
Parting smile. 21898.
Princesse-marche. 26977.
Rigodon (Rigodoon) 22019.
Romance en mi bémol. 24498.
Rose and butterfly. 20050.
Rose et papillon. 27069.
Tout va bien. 27444.
With lofty stride. 22508.
Wachsmann (J.):
An ein krankes kind. 46.
Stindchen. 1656.
Wand’rer, wand’rer sind wir alle.
1919:
Wachtmeister (A. R.):
Ach wtisztest du wie schon du bist.
(.
At Mora. 30390.
Dove of thought.
Maiden of dreams.
Nightingale lane. 24167.
Three wild swans. 30788.
Witch cypress at Monterey. 2017.
Waddell (T. U.) When the maple
leaves have turned from green to
gold. 12227.
Waddell (M.) I’se happy ’cause I’se
Sambo Jones. 28700.
Waddington (F.):
Coon’s' carnival.
25588.
Out of the darkness. 19866.
Sunshine and shadow. 163850.
Wade (C.) Songs of cheer and com-
fort. 24705.
Wade (FE. I.)
Wade (T. F.)
Wadely (F. W.)
go. 380658.
Wadham (W.)
21554.
Wadsworth (R. J.) Sacred scow. 8928.
Wagar (C. D.) He came to me in a
gipsy tent. 7594.
Waghalter (I.):
Im schlitten. 13110.
Schlummerlied. 13822.
Schmetterling (Der) 138823.
Trois morceaux. 1908.
Verstoben und verschiumt. 14163.
Waghorne (W.) Fairest Lord Jesus.
7328.
Waghorne (W. G.) Flower service for
Sunday schools. 7389.
Waghorne (W. R.):.
Blessed is he. 178.
Gently Lord, O gently lead
25905.
Jesu, tender shepherd. 872.
O Lamb of God. 1282.
Scintillation. 27124.
30472.
30604.
23008, 238009,
Ben Backstay. 2260.
Regrets. 24463-24465.
O whither would ye
Little | snowdrop.
US.
2296
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Wagner (A. F.) Let Junetime be our | Wagner (Richard )—Continued.
honey-moon time. 26400.
Wagner (B. F. M.) Sweet-heart and
tender-heart. 24813.
Wagner (C. L. H.) O land of mine.
24208.
Wagner (F.):
Kinder-Weihnacht. 53890.
Life’s journey. 28976.
Wagner (H.) Periodical march.
11449.
Wagner (H. A.) She is a darling.
27154.
Thou Lamb of God. 9559.
To the evening star. 4226.
Triume. 6459, 12160.
Tristan und Isolde. 22411.
Waldweben. 16554.
Walter before the master’s guild.
16555.
Walter’s prize song. 16556, 30196.
Walter’s trial song. 16557.
Walther’s preislied. 22412, 30820.
Walther’s werbegesang. 1910. —
Wedding march. 27556.
Wagner (J. F.) Maria Theresia. | Wagner (Ruby) When you kiss the
23949. only girl. 1972.
Wagner (Richard): Wagner (S.) Tonbilder. 1799.
Am stillen herd. 25025. Wagner (W.)
Aufrichtige liebe. 16799.
Brautlied. 380185.
Bridal chorus. 95538, 12153, 27549.
Bridal song. 4216.
Dreams. 30186.
Elsa’s dream. 27550.
Evening star. 27551.
Feuerzauber. 16547.
Fliegende (Der) Hollander. 4217,
12154, 20528, 27552.
Flying Dutchman. 4218.
Frtihling und liebe. 149384.
Glocken und gralisscene. 12155.
Hail to the bride. 6457.
Konig Heinrichs gebet. 30187.
Lohengrin. 12156, 16548, 25026,
30188.
Mastersingers of Nuremberg.
25027.
Meistersinger (Die) 9554, 22408,
Ziabs, 30818.
Nibelungen march. 9555.
O thou sublime, sweet evening
Star. 22409.
Onward Christian soldiers. 16549.
Orchesterstudien. 4219.
Overture to Die Meistersinger.
IAT e
Parsifal. 25028.
Pilgerchor. 9556.
Pilgrims’ chorus. 4220, 4221,
16550, 27554, 30189-30191.
Rienzi. 12158, 14187, 20529. 30192.
30193.
Romance de Vétoile. 22410.
Romance from Evening star.
4228, 4224.
Siegmund’s liebesgesang. 4222.
Siegmund’s love song. 16551,
380819.
Song to the evening star. 4225,
16552. 30194.
Symphonie C dur. 9557, 9558.
Tannhaiuser. 12159, 20530, 27555.
Tannhiuser march. 1909, 80195,
303864 (57).
Tannhiuser; ouverture. 16558.
Tanz der lehrbuben. 6458.
2297
26596—12——35
At twilight. 18342.
Come into dreamland. 22977.
Don’t forget your mother. 20997.
Don’t sigh for the flower that
never grows. 25688.
Down in the green, green meadow.
23114.
Down to the country. 21013.
Every Jack must have his Jill.
23199.
From childhood. 21143.
Glory to our flag. 18941.
Hammock ’neath the old elm tree.
23429.
Her darling departed. 19044.
Hills of our childhood. 23487.
I want you. 26190.
If the world were filled with girls
like you. 23599.
If you were mine as you are in
dreams. 23604.
Jolly summertime. 19297.
Just a little year or two. 21469.
Let Sam do it. 23802.
Lobster and goldfish. 21558.
Louise, return. 21569.
Love’s autumn leaves. 238888.
Love’s labyrinth. 19488.
Meet me by the Nile. 23981.
Molly Bawn Asthore. 24055.
My boy youw’re still at home.
24100.
Ode to Iowa river. 19789, 19790.
Old pine hill. 24260.
Only an amateur lover. 24287.
Only you. 24288.
Put on your old silk shawl, Mary.
19982.
Sailor’s wooing. 24539.
Songs my mother sang. 20285.
Under the honeysuckle vine.
22858.
Up in an aeroplane. 24956.
Waiting at the ball game. 25030.
When the robins sing. 25096.
When the roses bloom bye and bye.
22460.
Will you be true. 20640.
INDEX
Wagner (W.)—Continued.
Will you let me see your tongue.
22498.
Won’t you keep this little token.
22alie
You. 25168.
You are my pearl.
Wagoner (G.):
In the capitol of Kansas. 7848.
Let’s go back to childhood days.
21520.
When I heard the band play
Yankeeland. 22442.
Wagoner & Mannis:
In the capitol of Kansas. 7848.
Let’s go back to childhood days.
21520.
When I hear the band play
Yankeeland. 22442.
20674.
Wahner (W.) Moon’s secret. 19628.
Wain (W.) King of the plains.
10923.
Wainright (M.):
Hn avant. 17035.
Passing parade. 17723.
Wainright (W.) Hobble-de-hoy.
17204.
Wait (B. C.):
By der wavering quavering Sea.
6928.
Faces in the fire. 4899.
Waite (A.) Darling sister. 71386.
Waite (A. G.) Cholly boy. 10102.
Waite (I.) I wonder who invented
work. 13084.
Waite (L. J.)
23548.
Waith (W. S.):
Christ the Lord is risen to-day.
I love no one but you.
4669.
Four double chants and the Lord’s
prayer. 4228.
Litany hymn. 5482.
Melody in EB. 17520.
Te Deum in G. 9285.
Two responses. 205383.
Wakefield (W.):
Dreamland. 2551.
Roll me around on the rollers.
8879.
Walborn (M. E.)
Savior art. 28846.
Walbrunn (A. Beer-)
brunn (A.)
Waldschratt (Der)
Waldteufel (H.):
Bella bocca. 22769.
Dolores. 18714, 23102.
Dolores waltz. 28224.
Skater waltz. 29798.
Skaters (The) 6177, 20188.
Walker (—) Let’s grow old together,
honey. 21521.
Walker (A.) Meet me by the Nile.
23981.
Jesus Thou my
See Beer-Wal-
1913.
pi mene s,,! Vi 6
Walker (B.):
Grandpa’s picture’s in the garret.
23398. :
Your credit’s good. 25183.
Walker (C. F.) Corn tassel. 7074.
Walker (D. J.) Twilight reveries.
30113.
Walker (Mrs. E.)
passing. 22081.
Walker (Ernest) Come into the gar-
den, Maud. 12622.
Walker (G. A.) My mother’s song.
19698.
Walker
23706.
Walker
hour.
Walker
938.
Walker (M. B.):
Guinea and the crow. 15050.
Whit and Minnie. 20621. ©
Walker (N.) I just want you. 19123.
Walker (R.) You didn’t have nothing.
25178.
Walker (S. H.) Etta darling. 28306.
Walker (W. R.):
Can old Broadway do without me.
22875, 25197 (57).
Hello summer. 7623, 9782 (40),
15121.
I can start a little nation of my
own. 10668, 14319 (69).
I’d like to build a little house for
you. 23527.
I didn’t do nothing. 23529, 25197
(104).
I don’t care whose girl you were.
26120, 27714 (69).
Jingle bells. 10869, 14819 (95).
Mississippi dippy dip. 5657, 6648
(89), 838038, 11164. *
Suppose, suppose, suppose.
27714 (129).
Walker & Walker & Posner.
plane glide. 16741.
Walker-Burton (lL. G.)
never grows cold. 618.
Walkiewicz (E.):
Asperges me. 18381.
Ave Maria. 14420.
Dumka. 14795.
Dwa mazurki. 16562.
Hece sacerdos magnus.
Marsyliauka Robotnicza.
Marsz Weselny. 15597.
Missa, in honorem Beatae Mariae
Virginis de Czestochowa. 15676,
15677.
——S. Casimiri Conf. 15678. -
——§. Heelwigis Reginae Viduae.
15680.
—— §. Josaphat Episcopi et mart.
15683.
School days are
(Mrs. J.) Just you and me.
(Mrs. J. A.)
22234,
(M.)
Sweet vesper’s
p
Land of good night.
27324,
Aero-
God’s love
18762.
15592.
2298
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Walkiewicz (H.)—Continued.
S. Josephi, Sponsi
Mariae Virginis. 15679.
S. Stanislai Epise. et mart.
15682.
S. Stanislai Kostkae C. 15681.
Missa, Pro defunctis. 15684.
O salutaris hostia. 19782.
Piesh pogrzebowa. 19926, 19927.
PieSni do mszy Swietej. 15999.
Piesni Podezas mszy Swietej.
16001, 16002.
Tantum ergo sacramentum. 19783.
Veni creator. 20497.
Waltz. 16563.
Walktire (Der) 4222, 16547, 16551.
Wall (A. C.) In the shade of the ban-
yan tree. 53804.
Wall (D. J.):
Dreamland shore. 7235.
I’m a socialist. 28681.
Indiana Anna. 19242.
Wall street girl. 22825, 23220, 23505,
23573, 23614, 23625, 24001, 24274,
24649, 25083, 25172, 26180, 26218,
26228, 27686, 28320, 28709, 30124.
Wallace (—) Maritana. 5581.
Wallace (A. F.):
I’ll be true to you.
Messages. 8288.
Wallace (C. J.) Hildegarde waltzes.
23486.
Wallace (Mrs. F.) In the twilight
by the little cottage door. 28639.
Wallace (Francklyn):
Girlie, I love you. 10470.
Panama. 13642, 13643.
That’s how I love you dear. 14055.
Wallace (H.) Waltz of the lilies.
14193.
Wallace (M.)
mer. 10215.
Wallace (V.)
prayer. 9241.
Wallace (W.):
Love’s secret. 18328.
Shepherd (The) 18869.
Spanish improvisations.
Sunflower (The) 138987.
Villon. 6448.
Yes! let me like a soldier fall.
25164.
Wallace (W. G.)
Wallace (W. V.):
Beatae
19128.
Dearie wait till sum-
Sweet spirit hear my
22181.
Question (A) 5972.
Maritana. 21648.
Sweet spirit hear my prayer.
14008.
Waller (H.) Te Deum laudamus.
1737.
Waller (F. L.) Deke lion march. 387.
Waller (H.) Moonlight. 26639.
Wallick (C. P.) You’re my little doll
baby. 6682.
Wallis (S. W.) I am dreaming ever
dreaming. 19103.
Wallis (W. H.) ‘That’s what the
winkle told the whale. 16417.
Walmisley (T. F.):
Magnificat and Nunc
3244.
Not unto us, O Lord.
Te Deum laudamus.
Walser (H. S8.):
Dying flower. 447..
Graduation march. 7518.
Tip top march. 24899.
Walsh (D.) Morningstar.
Walsh (D. R.)
Walsh (J. B.)
you. 4941.
Walsh (M. J.):
Those evening bells. _ 4060.
When the summer time is here.
6530.
Walsh (S.):
Gentlemen of France.
Two little girlies
30116.
Walshe (W. J.) Choice collections of
Irish ballads. Ete. 10100.
Walter (C. Graziani-) See Graziani-
- Walter (C.)
Walter (E.):
Burlesco giocoso. 22852.
Extempore. 23202.
Marischka. 23958.
Serenata capriccioso. 24595.
Sieben solostiicke. 6465.
Vision. 25009.
Wiosna. 25188.
Walter (E. F.) Queen of Oklahoma.
21983.
Walter (J.)
dead. 29608.
Walter (& A.) You cants2o te
heaven in a balloon. 30340.
Walter (J. X.) Am Rhein. 9824-9826.
dimittis,
3446.
4012.
17586.
Latest (The) 21510.
For Killarney and
21164.
and a. lad.
Requiem mass for the
Walter (L. E.) Boys in the field.
25442.
Walter (W. J.) Don’t stay out late
to-night. 10264.
Walters (D.):
Dim ond Dechreu. 18700.
Open thy doors. 19854.
Sigh (A.) 20170.
Walters (H.):
Just a little torn and faded old
straw hat. 21468.
Only you. 24288.
There is the picture of Washing-
ton. 12008.
Walters (H. C.) Just a little torn
and faded old straw hat. 21468.
Walters (R.) Since I furnished on
the hire instalment plan. 17920.
Walters (W..O.) Married in the sky.
8222.
Wailter’s Ancient and modern music
for the Catholic Church. 29608.
2299
INDEX
De. Ihe eS. Vv. G
Walthall (A. G.) Give thanks unto
the God of heaven. 25920.
Walthew (R.) I have lifted up mine
eyes. 19118.
Walthew (R. H.):
Dreams of the day and the night.
28257.
John-a-dreams.
Walton (C. S8.):
Atlantic city troop. 14418.
7927, 17348.
Perry fizz. 19909.
Walton (EK. B.) Your true friend.
20695.
Walton (G.):
Gems of song. 28429.
I have learned. 17282.
Walton (N.) Your true friend. 20695.
Waltz (H.) Baseball boy. 6829. |
Waltz (F. J.) <Abie’s got a Irish
Mollie O. 6659.
Waltz dream. 4564.
Waltz girl. 4514.
Wambold (L.) Valse brillante.
Wan o’ the woods. 16887, 17318.
Wanda (G.):
Alles eins. 383-85, 12388-12389.
Bibi und Boby. 157, 159, 196,
14512, 14518, 16853.
Erst das geschaft. 468.
Fein manierlich. 508-510, 12798.
Grosses potpourri. 7538.
9469.
Heissa der dieb is da. 698.
Ledige gatte. 5442, 5448.
Liebe, liebe. 963.
Liebe mich, mein stisses baby.
5461.
Miidel du hast mich _ verrtickt
gemacht. 1026-1028.
Sechneegloéckchen - walzer. 1519,
LE ZOM Uh
Sehnsucht wandelt allein. 1545.
Wandelt (A.):
Bei den zwergen. 18404.
Beim krinze winden. 18405.
Dorfreigen. 18724.
Wander (I. T. B.) Mother. 13469.
Wanha (Y.) America’s deed. 41.
Wanjek (A.) Almréserln. 20730.
War (A.) Don’t you think you'd
better change your mind. 4812.
Ward (A. B.) Dear old summer.
28195.
Ward (C.):
Christmas stockings. 276.
Madcap months. 19509.
Old and new. 26807.
Ward (F.) =My pretty Irish girl.
24125.
Ward (F. E.):
Columbia University marching.
4684.
Communion service. 2486.
Lord shall comfort Zion. 26456.
Prelude and fugue. 25040.
Untruthful daisy. 6405.
2300
Ward (H. R.) I never got beat in a
bargain. 21350.
Ward (Herbert R.) If with your
whole hearts. 7812.
Ward (R. C.):
His mercies. 151384.
Is there room for Jesus. 15822.
My all is on the altar. 15754.
Old porch swing. 17686.
Soul’s anchor. 16280.
We are needing men _ to-day.
16576.
What wilt Thou have me to do.
16609.
Ward (T.) Lock-step (The) 3180.
Ward-Stephens:
If love were all. 10774, 12359
(81).
Memories. 111382.
Warde (V.) Most evry day people
come. 17588.
Wardes (F. J.) No use for dough.
S487.
Ware (B.) North pole. 21790.
Ware (C. W.):
My God I thank Thee. 29263.
You ask me how I gave my heart
to Christ. 9751.
Ware (H.): 4
April. 22675. |
Like as the hart desireth the water .
brooks. 28981.
Love’s vigil. 21591.
O be joyful in the Lord. 29348.
Ponder my words O Lord. 26954.
Princess of the morning. 21964.
Robin laughed. 29629.
Songs of the sea. 18244 (86).
Venetian twilight. 22383.
Wind and lyre. 18244 (94).
Ware (M.) Fawn eyes. 14876.
Wareing (H.G.) Saltarello. 1495.
Wareing (H. W.):
Behold, I show you a mystery.
4527.
Jesu, lover of my soul. 15347.
King of love my Shepherd is.
21488.
May song. 3288.
Quaker and the highwayman.
3630.
While all things were in quiet
silence. 1984.
Warfield (S.) Christ is risen. 7012.
Warhurst (J. C.):
Christmas carol. 270.
Consecrated, Lord, to Thee. 209388.
Far from- my heavenly home.
12793.
Heaven is our home. 19037.
IT heard the voice of Jesus Say.
19120.
In heavenly love abiding. 19211.
Lord is my Shepherd. 15506.
Lord is risen indeed. 29038.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Warhurst (J. C.)—Continued.
Morning stars were
29217.
My faith looks up to Thee.
Oh! were my love. 19805.
Savior like a shepherd lead us.
Singing.
21731.
6088.
When His salvation bringing.
20578.
Waring (EH. W.) Twilight hours.
16478.
Wark (H.) I love you my darling.
T721
Warlamow (—) Russian air. 17880.
Warman (C.) Hloise. 17083.
Warman (HE. B.) When the gate
Swings back to let you in. 18185.
Warnack (J. M.) When the sun
kisses day good-bye. 22464.
Warne (BH. C. W.):
Each dewy morn. 25723.
Wings. 27653.
Warneford (HE. E.) Light of heart.
23826.
Warner (C. HE.) Panama exposition.
15956.
Warner (E.) Riding on a trolley car.
17851.
Warner (G.) African hunter’s fall.
6678.
Warner (H. E.) Ye happy birds.
27677.
Warner (H. W.):
I knew not love. 23538.
November song. 19765.
Sweet little girl. 18008.
Warner (J. A.):
Betsey abroad. 25396.
25397.
25451.
Betsey’s entrance.
Bridesmaids’ dance.
Fairy ballet. 25794.
Hail the American. 26004.
I loved a man who was poor.
26148.
I’m so glad to have found you out.
26165.
Old set. 26818.
Pierrette dance. 26930.
Tyrolean song. 27478.
Warner (J. M.):
I wonder if she’s waiting.
Maid of the mist. 29086.
Warner (J. M.) music co. Regimental
band. 22000-22002.
Warner (M. C.):
Gifts for Jesus. 14956.
Soldiers true and faithful. 16253.
Warner (R.) Water sprite. 14200.
Warner (V.) Oenone. 18587.
Warner music co. Maid of the mist.
21373.
29086.
Warnock (F. J.) Pathway home.
17725, 29471.
Warren (A. E.):
Shades of autumn. 9018.
Spanish dance. 24720.
With the stream. 30319.
Warren (B. E.):
Balm in Gilead. 20798.
Crown after cross. 20952.
Harvest time. 21240.
He arose. 21246.
Is your name enrolled in heaven.
214381.
Select hymns for Christian wor-
ship. 22092.
Victory in trial. 22898.
Waves of devotion. 22421.
Who will shine as the stars.
Warren (C. E.):
Angels, holy,
PASI KS eS (CaN) e
Benedictus. 2072 (5).
Buds are bursting on the trees.
4380 (11).
Jubilate. 2072 (81).
Let thine hand help me.
(82).
Te Deum. 2072 (59).
Unison Te Deum and Jubilate.
16728 (25).
Warren (E. C.)
days: . 25710:
Warren (F.)
deep blue sea.
Warren (G. W.):
Babe divine. 97.
Magdalene (The)
Sleep Babe divine.
22488,
high and _ lowly.
2072
Dreams of other
She’s sleeping by the
9020.
8170, 8171.
1582.
See also Warren (C. E.)
Warren (J. C.) Expectation. 12359
(18).
Warren (K.) Expectation. 12359,
(18).
Warren (M. 7.) Oh could I believe.
19798.
Warren (R. H.):
Christmas, sweet Christmas. 277.
Gather around the Christmas tree.
DD.
O be joyful in the Lord. 21805.
Song of the three kings. 1628.
Warren (S. S.):
Old fashioned girl has made a hit
with me. 18607.
She will be waiting at heaven’s
gateway. 9021.
It won’t take a million to make me
happy. 15886.
Warren (YV.) Music-lovers
8349.
Warren & Phillips:
folio.
Dear little soul. 7148.
Devotion. 18698.
Enchantress. 18786.
Hopes’ golden pathway. 19078.
TE you: only try. A9t9T7:
Joy shall arise from sorrow. 23690.
2301
INDEX
pi iat, s:, v."6
Warren & Phillips—Continued. Watson (M. G.) Lovetime. 14319
Wayside songs. 9579. (114).
Whispered promise. 9664. Watson (M. M.):
Warwick (H.) Peace. 5878. Battledore and shuttlecock. 25362.
Washbon (H. J.) One kind word. Columbine’s dance. 4686.
8596. Evening hymn. 25778.
Washington (L.) Pork chop dance. Fairy queen. 4904.
11495. Going to Jerusalem. 25938.
Washington music co.: Harlequin (The). 5093.
Barearole. 11831. Jig-saw puzzle. 26289.
In the swing. 108138. Music box. 26673.
March. 11069. Pierrette’s dance. 5904.
Morning song. 11185. Playing horse. 26944.
Réverie du soir. 22015. Puncinello’s dream. 5952.
Valse. 11070. Tableaux. 27352.
Wass (M. A.) Days of yester year. Twelve magic keys to tuneland.
18674. 30108.
Water scenes. 21872. Wedding march of Pierrot and
Waters (C. F.) Mother's request. Pierrette. 6487.
11197. Watson (O. M.) Call me up to-mor-
Waters (J. F.) How it is when the row. 14580.
feathers get off the chicken the | Watson (R. Barrett-) See Barrett-
chicken is dressed. 7660. Watson (R.)
Waters (Mrs. M. J.) Heavenly city. | Watson (T. J.) Something doing all
190388. the time. 27224. .
Waters (V.) Orphan’s plea. 15935. | Watson, Wilcock & co. Itd.:
Waterson (F.) On the old gridiron. After all. 30368.
5820. : Hundred fathoms deep. 30547.
Waterson (J.) Six grand studies for I wonder if you know, sweetheart.
the clarinet. 27568. 2946.
Wathall (A. G.): Lend me thy voice. 3136.
Birth of Jesus. 25414. ' Love and a river. 30592.
Hail sacred day of earthly rest. Norway revisited. 30648.
23422. Only a shower. 3509.
Singbad the sailor. 29798.
Watkins (A. W.) Mama, don’t weep
for me. 23930.
Watkins (F. C.) I want to go to the
southern climes. 26186.
Watkins (L.):
Barearole. 16828.
Romance. 17855.
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Watling (H. F.):
Three songs. 30525.
To you. 30790.
Valse Valli. 4165.
Watts (S. D.) jr. Whisper love to
me again. 6546.
Waugh (J. EH.) In the valley of Vir-
ginia ‘neath the range of mountains
blue. 7866.
Wavrick (W. H.) Be cheerful. 22747.
Cantiléne, 25490. Waxenstein (The) 12174.
Pastorale. 5874.
Watson (A.): Way (I. J.):
Siena angel. 26087. And you'll be queen of my heart.
Our beloved parents. 26860. 4426.
Watson (A. C.) Some day. 11825. Merry dectette at MRusticrest.
Watson (B.) music pub. co.: 3320.
Fare thee well, toot toot. 4912. Way (W. J.):
Lou. 8122.
That march time. 63834.
Watson (B. W.) Johnson Brown.
26292.
Girl with the dreamy eyes. 238335.
Orinoco (The) 24299.
Wayland (H.) Galway town. 4975.
Waymack (W. W.) Dearest school.
Watson (F.): 23078.
Let’s make a rag of the old oaken | Wayne (Billy) pseud. See Poorman
bucket. 18259. (Vv. W.)
Mad house rag. 19508. Wayne (W.) When your luck is in.
Watson (G. L.) Our honeymoon. 9652.
3527. Wearden (W. E.) I heard the bells
Watson (L.) River of life. 16100. on Christmas day. 28656.
Watson (M.): Weasner (H. C.) & Co.:
Mountebank’s song. 19646. Honey Lou, ’neath the big white
St. Patrick’s day. 22054. honeymoon. 5166.
2302
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Weasner (H. C.) & co.—Continued.
Make your hay while the sun
shines. 133855.
Weatherford (lL. M.)
linger not. 1227.
Weatherford (W. D.)
ern colleges. 24707.
Weatherly (F. EK.) Blackbird (The)
12514.
O come and
Songs of south-
Weathers (J. R.) Old Glory. 15904.
Weaver (A.) IJT’se a goin to get an
aeroplane. 13067.
Weaver (B. S.) Heroes of our coun-
try. 10607.
Weaver (Mrs. C. ©.) Joys of child-
hood. 19308.
Weaver (HE. M.) Kid days. 193382.
Weaver (Ff. A.) Giving forgiving and
forgetting. 28459.
Weaver (H.) Fair one.
Weaver (R. L.):
Adoration. 25211.
Nothing has changed but you
dear. 2072 (151).
Roses mean you to me. 38735.
Weaver (T. B.) Weaver’s’ school
songs. 1929.
Webb (C. W.) Ach konnte ich noch
einmal so lieben. 4382.
Webb (T. B.) Beyond the sea. 16852.
Webb (W. M.) When you meet me.
28338.
16642.
Webb-Ingram (C.) Winsome fairy.
DNS Ts
Webbe (M.):
Hgyptienne. 2571.
Nymphs des ballet. 11301.
Webbe (W. Y.):
Intermezzo. - 1980.
Prologue. 8764.
Webber (A.):
Glamour. 25922.
Trauer-gesang. 1809.
Webber (A. L.) Dorothy Dean.
28241.
Webber (A. M.) Kicking man. 28885.
Webber (C.) Golden wedding ring.
21198.
Webber (Mrs. C. S.):
Kicking man. 28885.
Nicest boy I know. 29320.
Webber (G.) In the dear old Hudson
Valley. 28780.
Webber (Mrs. W.)
26169.
Weber (—):
Du, du liegst. 7247.
Invitation pour la valse. 15319.
Weber (C.) pseud. See Brown (W.
H.)- :
Weber (C. A.) Potlatch tickle. 19956.
Weber (C. M. F. EH.) Rondo bril-
liant, es dur. 14206.
I must ever roam.
|
; Webster (A. T.)
Weber (C. M. v.):
Invitation to the dance. 7880,
12188.
Perpetuum mobile. 8679, 12189,
30364 (47).
Polacea brillante. 12190.
Prayer from der Freischiitz.
16028.
Rondo brillant. 8888, 12191.
Weber (EH. A.) Solo Lulu. 21560.
Weber (H.):
O du lieber Augustin. 11304.
Thou, thou reignst in my bosom.
12029.
Weber (J.) Hail my native land for-
ever. 10568.
Weber (J. F.) Sinfonia. 9047.
Weber (K.) Preparatory studies.
24404.
Weber (L.):
Birds of the woodland. 6873.
He may never pass this way again.
26083.
Home sweet home. 21288.
Missouri state prohibition march.
4380 (54).
Nearer my God to Thee. 17639.
Nightingale’s love song. 5748.
Public school march. 11587.
Rock of ages. 27052.
Swan (The). 11932.
Sweet bye and bye.
World is growing better.
Weber (0O.):
Notenrolle (Die). 8498.
Valse renaissance. 12108, 12109.
Weber (R. H.) Moon, moon, moon.
15717.
Weber bros.:
Public school march.
Swan (The) 11982.
World is growing better. 9728.
Webster (A. EH.) Because of you.
18395.
24803.
9728.
11537.
Awakening. 9889.
Webster (F. E.) Since my mamma
went away. 6167.
Webster (Mrs. F. W.) All day.
22620.
Webster (G.) In the surf at the sea.
23637.
Webster (H.):
Any old man for me.
(48).
Drink of the wine from Spain.
21028, 22562 (59).
Each one must love.
22670, 25197
21032, 22562
(60).
For instance. 21124, 22562 (63).
I love you. 21335, 22562 (76).
Im a tout.) 2138% 22562 (77).
Money bravery brains. 21714,
22562 (94).
Moonlight. 21716, 22562 (95).
2303
INDEX
Webster (H.)—Continued.
Pretty boy. 21956, 22562 (110).
Spanish moon. 22182, 22562 (120).
Sweet land of dreams. 22229,
Deda Gyn (a4 NV
Tale of the mermaid. 22245,
25197 (232).
There was no place like Broad-
way. 4045.
When I dream of you.
22562 (129).
Webster (J. P.)
3972, 24804.
Wedd (M. de S.):
Give us a song we can whistle.
22441,
Sweet by-and-by.
7467.
Great empire, just and free.
15025.
Wedding day. 21, 470, 1561, 2041,
5664.
Wedding trip. 27876, 28430, 29112,
29185, 29196, 297387, 29831, 30216,
30828.
Weddle (Mrs. W. H.) California
poppies. 16882.
Wedge (S. T.)
Weeber (J. C.)
Weed (Mrs. T.)
Nearer to Thee. 5733.
Se, Guds lamm. 8982.
Just a little band of
gold. T7947.
Weedon (—) Round up rag. 27084.
Weekes (P.) When Erin is Ireland
once more. 9620.
Weekes (S.) Stars their watch are |
keeping. 29908.
Weekes & co.:
After rain. 25217.
Andante religioso. 16776.
Berceuse. 16847, 18419.
Chant d’hier. 4648,
Christmas morn. 22950. |
Come unto Me all ye that labour.
16940, 22990.
Consider the lilies. 23008.
Cortége des elfes. 23018.
Cradle songs. 18631.
Danse de la Sylphide. 23055.
Down in Devon. 7209.
Dreamland memories. 2552.
Evensong. 25780, 25781.
Festal march. 7368.
Forbidden. 23275.
Four dances from strange lands.
15487.
Friihlingsliedchen. 4967.
Gnats. 7472.
Going to the wars. 7482.
Good-night song. 15010.
Harbour town. 17176.
Hillside (The) 15188.
Hunting galop. 2880.
Intrada e fuga festivo.
Trish dance. 13148.
Joyeuseté. 23698.
Like as the hart. 23827.
Little dreams of gold. 30590.
3015.
Weidt (A. J.)
pt. a, WS... ViG
Weekes & co.—Continued.
Love is a hunter boy. 23874.
Love songs from strange lends.
15523.
Melodia ostinata. 21678.
Menuet galant. 5626.
Mill (The). 240386.
Miller of the Dee. 24087.
Minuetto. 17554.
Morning, and Night. 15728.
O holy night of Christmastide.
3468.
Out of the deep. 17717.
Pale morn of tears. 24317.
Pierette (La). 24861.
Poéme hongroise. 24878.
Promenade matinale. 24426.
Richelieu. 3687.
Rondel of spring. 3721.
Slumber song. 24653.
Springtime wooing. 16303.
Stars their watch are - keeping.
29908.
Tarentella. 18034.
Te Deum laudamus.
Tell the tidings. 6328.
That is all. 14050;
Three impromptus.
Toinette. 4090.
Two short pianoforte
22031.
Two songs: (1). Snow fairies;
(2). World is bright. 2874.
Was there ever kindest Shepherd.
6472.
Zummer and winter. 4873.
Weekman (L.) Tri-mountain.
Weeks (H. T.):
Honey bee. 15151.
Mew mew rag. 1092.
Wegefarth (W. D.) Be my Ssweet-
heart. 126.
Wegern (K. von)
3309.
Wehmeyer (J. W.):
I would like to have your name
4014.
9280.
pieces.
9412.
Men, men, men.
and address. 10745.
Lead me to the altar. 10971.
Weidenhagen (H.) Zwei neue weih-
| nachtslieder. 27708.
Weidensall (R.) Young men in
Christ, the Lord. 16713.
Weidig (A.):
Canons for the piano. 6950.
Chariot race. 2381.
Clown and his sweetheart. 2419.
Daring jumps. 2486.
Hlephant and his master.
Jugglers (The) 3068.
Parade (The) 3546. ;
Ringmaster and his trained horses.
3691.
Snake charmer. 3868.
Yankee dandy. 142838.
2580.
2304
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Weigl (J.) Thou, who on that won-
drous journey. 223810.
Weigl (K.):
Bilder und geschichten.
Erste symphonie. 17045.
Fiinf lieder. 1934.
Quartett. 5967.
Weigle (Mrs. F. R.) Come kind spirit.
70538.
Weihe (R.) I’m a’ goin’ alone.
Weikel (C. B.) Waifs. 20531.
Weil (H.):
Love’s pleadings. 11061.
Token of love. 12049.
When evening falls.
Weiller (E.):
Fatalement.
Miranda (La).
Weimar (W.) Schon Suse. 24563.
Weimer (R.) Requiem (A.) 38678.
Weinberg (C.):
I want a man that’s all. TTT2.
We'll have more pun’kin pie. 4249.
Weinberger (C.):
164.
7722.
12208.
23231.
26612-26614.
Hiite dich vor Wiener frauen.
10649.
Romantische frau. 11615; 18762,
16113.
Romantische frauen. 11616-11619.
Rosa, Rosa, wo warst du heute
nacht. 11628-11632.
Weibel und manderl.
Wenn du mich nicht liebst.
Weinberger (J.):
A da schau her. 1.
Aff (Hin) 6676, 6677.
Annerl-walzer. 54-58, 12413.
Blaue fiaschen-marsch aus Der
121958.
12196.
unsterbliche lump. 2285.
Das ist das gliick. 374-376.
Erste tour. 4873, 4874, 7303,
10329-10331, 12762.
Hrste (Das) weib. 464, 2598,
14832, 17046.
Es hocken drei eulen im sonnen-
licht. 471.
Extrapost (Die) 4897, 4898, 7328.
Gliick in der liebe. 602, 2742.
Hm das war ein miidel. 5155.
Ich lass mit mir nicht spielen.
790.
Ich leb mit den kindern. 791.
Inquisitive women. 26257.
Ja, mein geschift geht nur in der
nacht. 7907.
Ja nur du, du bist es allein.
Katz und Maus duett.
17367.
Kavaliers-marsch. 899, 3077.
Kinderszene. 3088.
Kleine segelyacht.
La222.
Kiissen kannst nur du.
Kuhreigen (Der) 23755.
Lied von den urahnen. 5465.
865.
17366,
7989, 13221,
7999.
Weinberger (J.)—Continued.
Lola-walzer. 5500.
Lumpen-marsch. 1014-1016, 133388.
Midele hops’ mit mir. 5550.
Maggiolata. 3287.
Majestit Mimi. 8187, 15569.
Nischuvanni. 8483, 13557.
O diese miderl. 3460.
Schmuck der Madonna. 24561.
Sirene (Die)
11806.
Sirenenlied. 6175.
Susannens geheimnis. 11927.
Suzanne’s secret. 27331.
Unsterbliche lump. 1842-1844.
4142, 4144.
Valse caprice. 6415.
Vertausechte braut.
6173, 9060, 11805,
6433, 14164.
Welt ist wie ein narrenhaus.
1988, 1939.
Wie trink’ ich yom britnnlein.
6558.
Xenia-marsch. 97386, 9737.
Weinbrecht (M. E.) Tippecanoe cen-
tennial march. 27482.
Weingartner (F.):
Abendliuten. 16729.
Abendsegen. 16781.
Alte schloss. 16765.
Deine schonheit. 16988.
Du bist ein kind. 187583.
Friihlingsabend. 17106.
Geistlich nachtlied. 17119.
Nacht. 176381.
Quintett, G moll.
Schwalben. 17899.
Sonnenuntergang. 1759.
Sturmabend. 17906.
Symphonie. 9587.
Unter steruen. 20465.
Vergangenheit. 18138.
Weinstein (M.):
Foolishness rag. 18878.
Nearer and dearer to me.
Old Ironsides. 19818.
Old Ironsides march. 18244 (77).
16590.
24151.
Weinz (H. M.) My guiding star.
21733.
Weinzierl] (M. von):
Bird-song. 25418..
Das ist ein frohlich wandern.
16725.
Prinz Uebermut. 26981.
Weir (F.) Where roses fade. 20617.
Weir (N.) When the eactus are in
bloom. 20590.
Verge CON aN) Rest, sweet rest.
29604.
Weirich (A.):
Libera. 10989.
Vesperae de confessore. 14166.
Weirich (H.) Sunshine girl. 29946.
2305
INDEX
pt mis, ve 6
Weisel (J. H.) Holiday march and
two step. 2864.
Weismann (J.):
Macht hoch die tiir. 19506, 19507.
Passacaglia und fuge. 8659.
Tanz-fantasie. 9269, 20337.
Weiss (—) Er ist auferstanden.
7300.
Weiss (J.):
Carillon (Le) 10052, 12564.
Variations on the Austrian folk-
song. 4174.
Variations on the Russian folk-
Song. 6429.
Weits (H.) Processional overture.
. 8763, 26983.
Weitzmann (A.) Every flower a
thought. 28321.
Wekerlin (J. B.) Fickle shepherdess.
2650.
Welch (H. R.) You, just you. 12324.
Welch (J. H.):
I live in sunshine all the time.
13041.
Jesus seeks and saves. 138167.
Singing glory hallelujah on the
way. 138888.
Welch (M. M.)
19811.
Welch (T.) Floramour.
Welch & Wilsky:
All ‘ the pretty
14350.
I’m always home on
152380.
It’s not because I love you less.
15330.
Love’s sweetest song divine. 15538.
Oh you Mister Moon. 15894.
Southern slide. 16286.
Stop making eyes at me. 16316.
When you were in your teens.
Old beau’s lament.
18868.
girls in town.
Sunday.
16645.
Weld (A.):
Detective. 380364 (68).
Detective song. 25666.
Weldon (A. F.):
Adjutant’s call. 9798.
Course of one hundred cornet les-
sons. 6155.
Welleminsky (F. M.) Sonate. 186.
Weller (S. B.) But oh those eyes.
22856.
Wellesley (A.):
Danse aux Jabawauks. 4757.
In old Normandy. 28766.
Leisure moment. 28949.
Normandy. 293882.
Suis moi. 29930.
Wellington (G.) Up above the world
so far. 22365.
Wellmann (G. H.)
baby sleep. 27195.
Sleep, my little
Wellmon (H. M.):
All be gay. 26.
Go ’way meddlesome moon. 613.
Prescription for love. . 1878.
Wells (—) Mary Jane’s back hair.
8228.
Wells~ (A.) Oh, oh; Dike to: go:
24242.
Wells (B. C.) Let me dream of thee.
8082.
Wells (G.):
Man wants a bit of comfort.
29096.
See the idea. 18837.
There’s a little bit of string.
16430.
Wells (J. B.):
Dearest place. 20976.
Very youthful affair.
Wells (Mrs. L.)
daisy. 25151.
Wells (N. M.) Aero professor. 12378.
Wells (Mrs. R.) Violet. 12188.
30161.
Won’t you be my
Wells (W. EH.) Silv’ry Nishna botna.
24627.
Wels (A. B.):
Qui vive. 123859 (45).
Roses de Bohéme. 27714 (25).
Wels’ third mass. 22562 (48).
Wels (C.):
Qui vive. 12859 (45).
Wels’ third mass. 22562 (48).
Welsh (HE. L.) My little mountain
home. 15775.
Welte (C.):
Bright eyes of blue. 27941.
I wish I had my old girl.
Moonlight reverie. 26638.
Society belle. 17982.
Weltmer (L. V.) Songs that mother
19171.
sang. 24709.
Welzel (—):
Dat am de rag dat sets me crazy.
126738.
Dreamy dream time, dream mel-
ody. 23138.
No one kisses me. 24176.
Wembheuer (E.):
Maientanz. 13351.
Maientanz-walzer. 183852.
Wemple (L.) Gathering shadows.
25893.
Wend! (K.):
Missa academica. 8302.
Missa juvenilis. 5654.
Wendland (W.) Vergessene ich.
9516, 12128.
Wendover (J. W.) Dreams, dreams,
dreams. 18745.
Wendover & Boniface. Dreams,
dreams, dreams. 238181.
Wengel (H.):
Gruss An bad Kissingen. 12947.
Klinge aus Stockholm. 18218.
Sommerfreuden. 138914.
2306
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Wengert (J.):
Abendklinge. 6654.
Gastlich haus. 7489.
Landsknechts-biwak. 10962.
See-kameraden. 16190.
Star (Der) 6242.
Willkkommengruss. 6571.
Zur wahilstatt. 18242.
Zwei triume. 9778.
Wengrow (S. F.) Teddy. 16398.
Wennerberg (G.) My soul longeth.
11247.
Wenrich (C.) I’m on to you, chappie.
26163.
Wenrich (P.):
Alamo rag. 2105, 6648 (39).
Catnip. 22908.
Dancing wavelets. 23052.
Down in old Arkansas. 23115.
Egyptian rag. 12359 (66).
Free masons march. 232838.
Happy hours. 26012.
Hot time in monkey town. 19077.
25197 (101).
Hula hula. 18016, 22562 (72).
I’ll meet you when the sun goes
down. 25197 (109).
I’m lonesome for someone who
loves me. 23557.
I’ve got feathers on my head.
Dense.
In old Ireland where the river
Kenmore flows. 17296.
In tepee land. 7847.
Irish beauties. T7886.
Macaroni Joe. 2072 (141).
Montana girl. 24061.
Morning in the mountains.
Morning song. 24075.
My hula-hula love. 18507, 14819
(122), 25197 (174).
Open youreyes. 1282. 14819 (128).
Pop corn dance. 24377.
Rag time chimes. 22562 (112),
27714 (118).
Red rose rag. 17834, 22562 (113).
Silver leaf. 24625.
Spanish eyes. 27272.
Sunflower rag. 20297, 27714 (128).
We loved each other in the long
ago. 22423.
We've kept the golden rule.
9782 (93).
Zu zu. 4380 (181).
Wentz (E.):
Christkindes kommen. 28039.
Verlorene groschen. 30159.
Wenzel (H.):
Ach wie herzlich. 12370.
Am waldweg. 12397.
Auf der rodelbahn. 124389.
Du schone zeit der liebe. 12725.
Elsa’s jugendtraum. 12753.
Fesche Ungarin. 12801.
Festklinge. 25818.
24074.
1928,
Wenze! (H.)—Continued.
Gondelfahrt. 12914.
Wiener salon-album.
Wenzel (L.):
Envolée valse. 460.
Snacks polka. 1595.
Werba (L. F.) Three trees. 27424.
Werber (H.) Caruso glide. 223.
Wermann (O.) Under the crescent
moon. 12086.
Werner (FE. S.):
Broadway car. 18479.
Crowning of Christmas. 16961.
Flying Jim’s last leap. 14900.
Grand opera at breakfast. 21212.
Lady of Shalott.
Lasea. 19877.
Linda, the milkmaid. 21544,
Love’s tragedy. 27888.
23761.
Mammy’s liVlam’. 21618.
Volunteer organist. 20526.
Zingarella. 16725.
Werner (F.) Little brook. 26428.
Werner (M.):
Alone. 16760.
At the fair. 16794.
Evening song. 17054.
Fairy dance. 17064.
Jupe culotte. 26811.
Merry games. 175382.
Merry meeting. 17535.
On the playground. 17696.
‘Tender thoughts. 18047.
Werner (T.):
Prometheus. 1885.
2061.
Jupe-culotte.
Zug (Der) des todes.
Werner-Kersten (M.)
26311.
Wernthal (0O.):
Aus der jugendzeit. 4461.
Aus kindheits tagen. 6788.
Erste belohnung. 4870.
Ungarisch blut. 9460.
Werth (J.):
Kriegers traum. 13231.
Kreuzstreiter (Die) 109438.
Schénste (Die) zeit. 3789, 8968.
Stilles gliick. 1666.
Werth (J. A.):
Deserteur (Der) 186938.
Mein vaterland. 19556.
Soldner (Die) 27208.
Werth (M. E.) Off to Frisco to the
fair. 29376.
Werther (F.):
Es muss ja nicht sein.
25768.
Friss vogel, oder stirb. 17102.
Handwerksburschenlied. 17172.
Kiissen, mein kind, ist gefahrlich.
17383.
Marschlied. 17501.
Musterweiber (Die).
17598, 24097.
17048,
13482, 17597,
INDEX
pt. Ta, 19."S.,.v2'6
Werther (F.)—Continued.
Musterweiber - marsch. 17599,
19660, 19661.
Musterweiber - walzer. 17600,
19662, 19668. |
Schutzmann - duett. 17898.
Will ein midchen des mannes
herz erfrewn. 18204.
Ziegenbock-duett. 18240.
Ziegenboeck-polka. 18241.
Werther. 11107.
Wertz (2E.) Showers, Delightful
Showers. 29776.
Wesley (C.) Resurrection hymn.
88438.
Wesly (E.) Tormento de amor.
30078.
Weslyn (L.):
Baby Rose. 12459.
Cheer up brothers. 4658.
Don’t care for nothin’ but you.
10262.
Every little girl looks good to
some one. 10340.
Going some. 23358.
I left little Heinie behind. 2902,
4380 (121).
I’m looking for an heiress. 4880
(123).
If that ain’t love, wot is. 14819
(78).
Night-time. 9782 (72).
She was the girl I loved. 24605,
27714 (128).
Somebody’s mother. 22144.
They’ve won every nation’s bat-
tles but their own. 1774.
Tim Callahan. 9782 (89).
When Sunday rolls around. 20587,
22451, 25197 (257).
Wessels (W. J.) Call (The) 20882.
West (A. H.):
On the tiles. 5828.
Toceata. 1942.
West (C. T.) Song of sixpence. 16270.
West (F. W.) Elements of music in
song. 23165.
West (G. A. A.) Cross (The). 10168.
West (H.) Sunshine song. 27322.
West (J. A.) Living flag. 8091.
West (J. E.):
Hternal God is thy refuge. 28304.
In pride of May. 10800.
Lead me to Thee. 21514.
Little sandman. 21553.
O God, our help in ages past.
15866.
Postludes. 24380.
Praise the Lord, O my soul. 5927.
Te Deum laudamus. 273862.
West (J. W.):
Gather the sheaves. 171138.
He died on the cross. 17186.
On to victory. 17698.
We're traveling home. 18168.
SS
West (M. L.) I’m longing old Erin
to see. 762.
West (W. W.)
West pub. co.:
Maid
Made in Sioux City. 17474.
Oh you tantalizing kid. 24248.
Jolly girls. 26296.
Westbrook (O. R.) Married life.
21644.
Westbury (G. H.) Benedicite omnia
opera. 2262.
Westen (J. T.) Pine and the palm.
16003.
Westergaard (R.):
Danse grotesque.
Intermezzo. 4256.
Praeludium. 4257.
Scherzo. 4258.
Westerhout (N. van)
11625, 20046, 29648.
Westerly (P.) ’Neath a nodding wil-
low tree. 1187.
Western college.
book. 30228.
Western reserve university :
Dear old Reserve. 18681.
2482.
Ronde d@’amour.
Western college song
Grant us the living truth. 18981.
Western Reserve. 20569.
Westerwald (P. A.) Does anybody
want a little boyie. 23097.
Westman (T.)
ship. 18081.
Weston (—):
I’m on my honeymoon. 19153.
It’s bound to come in fashion. 855.
It’s coronation year. 15327.
There’s something in the seaside
air. 20379.
They still stand saying good-night.
30034.
Vagabonds toast. 27494.
Weston (H.) In after years.
To all good fellow-
2982.
' Weston GR. Ba)
Any where dark will do. 30380.
Crossed in love was Chrissie.
14696.
Floating down the old Zambesi.
18867.
Hush, here comes the dream man.
1a Leer
I’ve got rings on my fingers. 7768.
It’s a haunted house. 15825.
It’s got to be done. 28822.
It’s poor old mother who has to
suffer. 26274.
Let me help you
3142.
Oh, it’s a game. 26801.
Oh the ocean. 3485.
Paddy boy. 8636.
Smiling faces everywhere.
Sunday evening. 24783.
There’s no such things as bogies.
30787.
What do the waves say. 16601.
over the stile.
24658.
2308
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dece., 1911
Weston (R. P.)—Continued.
What would a_ gentleman do.
1949.
Ye don’t know Flynn.
Weston (W.):
Man with the optic nerve.
Ragtime germ. 17826.
There was a young fellow. 9335.
Westphal (F. C.) When Lucy sings
that Lucia tune. 12213.
16692.
29097.
Westphal (O. Kurps-) See Kurps-
Westphal (0O.)
Westphal (P.):
Belle Japonnaise. 18407.
Sakura no bana. 20094.
Wethered (HE. A.) Boo-hoo. 20854.
Wette-Humperdinck (A.) Berceuse.
9956.
Wetz (R.):
Abendlied. 22590.
Am himmelstor. 22640.
Aus den Hymnen an die nacht.
22706.
Bange fragen. 22736.
Beichtiger (Der) 22768.
Dimmerstunde. 23087.
Eremit (Der) 23182.
Erwacht. 23185.
Getrennt. 23322.
Herbst. 23473.
Herbstabend. 23474.
Klage. 237384.
Komm einmal noch.
Leben. 23781.
Liebe (Die). 23812.
Mailied. 28928.
Menschenbeifall.
Nachts. 241438.
SHerspruch. 245385.
Spruch. 24782.
Verliebte und die _ turteltaube.
24992. .
Versuchung. 24994.
Wiegenlied. 25123.
23749.
24006.
Wetzel (G. J.) End of day. 25750,
25751, 28294.
Wetzel (Le R.) Magnificat. 29081.
Wetzger (P.):
Sakadas. 20092, 20093.
Stillbegltickt. 1665.
Weweler (H. I.):
My little sweetheart Mary. 26700.
Ne-o-koma (My Indian queen.)
26723. :
Weyand (N. A.) Lovin’ Jessie mine.
21596, 29062.
Weyler (M. Kessler-)
Weyler (M.)
Weyman (H. A.) & son ine.:
Autumn flower. 6789.
Every body holds the key. 14845.
I'll remember you. 21329.
If anyone wants a_ sweetheart.
2957.
If I should kiss you. 10766.
See Kessler-
Weyman (H. A.) & son ine.—Contd.
Passing caravan. 3551.
Save your kisses till Sunday night.
16158.
Society belle. 17932.
Sweet old rose. 3980.
Though your lips belong to others
your heart belongs to me. 4066.
Triumph of beauty. 22332.
Weymann (H. W.) I'll remember you,
when you’ve forgotten me. 212329.
Weyts (H.):
Dance of
10185.
Danse de la magicienne. 12665.
Dawn. 14729.
Echoes of the hunt.
Elfin round. 4658.
Enchanted vision. 10318.
Féte espagnole. 30490.
Fond remembrance. 581.
Fugitive (La) 4970.
Je vous invite. 18162.
Joli earillon. 380572.
Patins dor. 18649.
Russian dance. 11668.
Swallows’ flight. 119381.
When Columbine dances.
Whimsical. 25111.
Whirlwind (The). 25113.
Whaley, Royce co., ltd.:
Butterflies. 27961.
Columbine. 28080.
Coquette. 28116.
Courage, brothers, do not stumble.
12643.
Havorite hymn series. 7356.
Fierce was the wild billow. 25826.
Fort Garry. 12841.
In old Normandy. 28766.
Kingdom of Christ. 18215.
Leisure moment. 28949.
Maple leaf forever [and] God save
the King. 8198.
Red deer. 13728.
Shadows. 29771.
Slumber song. 29810.
Suis moi. 299380.
Tho’ your-sins be as_ scarlet.
9356.
Thoughts at twilight. 30042.
Wharry (R. B.) Thinking of home.
20382.
Wharton (J. H.):
Mascot (The) 17509.
S. U. A. S, (The) 17888.
Stadium song. 17983.
Syracuse girls. 18026.
Syracuse toast. 18027.
Syracuse University song book.
16372.
Times of golden dreams.
Yo-ho, Syracuse. 18224.
Whearty (J. B.) Half and half,
17170.
the Indian maiden.
10306.
18074.
2309
INDEX
Wheaton (W.)
Wheeler (—)
Wheeler (B.):
Country girl. 28128.
Information bureau. 53820.
Wheeler (C. D.) Who will plead for
me. 9671.
Wheeler (C. E.):
Beyond the smiling and the weep-
Farmer’s lad. 283850.
Kissing man. 911.
ing. 6864.
O sing to the Lord a new song.
24218.
Offer unto God _ thanksgiving.
26794.
Wheeler (EK. R.) Old trysting place.
1269.
Wheeler (G. C.) Ill think of you
when I’m away. 19134.
Wheeler (H. O.) Jenkins’ beginner’s
orchestra book and _ instructor.
25068.
Wheeler (Martha) Poppy wreath
waltzes. 13680.
Wheeler (May):
Love, you will never know. 8138.
My love song. 8387.
Wheeler (Mrs. S. E.) Love’s old, old
story. 1008.
Wheelock (EH. BH.) By gone days.
22862
Wheelock (H. F.)
march. 18477.
Whelan (A.) Desert (The)
Whelan (D.) Reno. 20011.
Whelan (J. T.) Short requiem mass.
27168.
Whelier (K.)
4473.
Whelpley (B.) Joy of Easter.
When sweet sixteen. 1042, 1822, 1967,
2007, 3251, 4283, 4322, 4880 (177),
5486, 6516, 6517, 6648 (98), 7850,
8780, 9782 (48), 9782 (57), 9782
' (76), 10835, 16628, 21256, 30279.
Where the rainbow ends. 30752.
Whidden (—):
Bird man. 9968.
High jinks. 703, 2072 (106).
Triller (The) 24919.
Winter scenes. 12289.
Whipple (D.) Flag of blue. 25837.
Whitaker (C.) Morning glory. 21719.
Whitaker (L. G.) Summer idyl.
20298.
Whitaker (M. A.) Gee! I’m glad ’m
going home. 18922.
Whitcomb-Fen (J.) Piano technic for
junior grades. 20622.
White (A.):
All hail the king of glory. 18274.
Battle call. 18388.
Brigadier General
o89.
Away in the blue sky.
Be merciful to me. 125.
Bugle call. 18486.
Calling to-day. 18500.
Cast on Him thy care. 18523.
7935. |
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 6
White (A.)—Continued.
City far away. 18578.
Condemned in Pilate’s judgment
hall. 18611.
Down by the river. 420.
Krom the depths I cried.
Golden sunbeams. 18955.
Harp of gold. 212389.
Healing flood. 15106.
Healing fountain. 19029.
T’ll follow Jesus. 19130.
In Jesus I am resting. 822.
Let Him wash thy sins away. 951.
O wayward child come home.
19786.
O wondrous love.
18898.
1241.
Power of God the same. 1871..
Return O Israel. . 20018.
Shepherd’s call. 20161.
Sing His praises. 20180.
Some day. 1610.
Walking in the sunlight. 1915.
Waves of glory roll. 20552.
White (A. B.) Pansy mine. 11426.
White (A: K.):
Be merciful to me. 125.
Condemned in Pilate’s judgment
hall. 18611.
Harp of gold. 21289.
White (B.) I guess I can’t find a
mama. 235383.
White (C. A.):
Comrades, we come once more.
25579, 28099.
See also White (D. L.)
White (C. G.)- Letters that the post-
man brings. 8041.
White (Mrs. C. H.)
feather. 28258.
White (C. T.)
march. 19106.
White (C. V.) When you sing to me.
20612
White (D. ©.) Where the purple
violets grow. 16649.
White (D. L.):
Birds in dreamland sleep.
(8). .
Evangeline. 4380 (28).
Folio quadrilles. 18244 (19).
God in merey hear our prayer.
18244 (20).
God pity the men on the sea to-
night. 4880 (39).
Good-bye, loved ones. 4380 (40).
Grateful nation. 43880 (42).
Marguerite. 4880 (52), 6648 (28).
Medley quartette. 4880 (53).
No tongue can tell. 6648 (25).
Old ocean pound. 4880 (61). |
Put me in my little bed. 18244
(42).
Reconciliation. 43880 (68).
Shew fly. 25197 (27-29).
Drifting on the
LB. PaOsy i. W.
4380
2310
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
White (D. L.)—Continued.
When the snow begins to fall.
4380 (87).
Zara, the gipsy. 43880 (89).
White (HE) White rag. 6548.
White (E. F.) Song to Maine.
16274. -
White (E. G.)
after the gospel.
White (KE. M.)
1630,
Glorias before and
18940.
Moments of delight.
15703.
White (F.):
Echo of sweet wedding bells.
14801.
Organ school. 30364 (46).
White (F. H.). Bachelor beggar.
12465.
White (G.) Bye, bye, my Italian
bride. 6931.
White (G. H.):
Gee, it’s a wonderful game. 14948,
22562 (65).
Little puff of smoke, good night.
4880 (141).
White (G. J. S.) Tantum ergo. 6312.
White (G. M.) Rounder (The) 16136.
White (H.) Prelude. 16655.
White (H. N.):
Delicia waltz. 28199.
Ensign (The) 14827.
Faust. 15015.
Greater Lansing. 28505.
King Koal. 28889.
Lucia. 14764.
Oneita. 29420.
Player (The) 16009.
Road to victory. 29626.
Rounder (The) 16136.
Twilight. 30109.
Vermilion. 22388.
58rd Iowa N. G. march. 30364.
White (J.) Howdy, Cy. 781.
White (J. I.) Waiting for you Caro-
line. 9561.
White (J. L.) Sacred harp. 16141.
White (J. M.) Take them yellow var-
mints out. 3997.
White (J. W.) Ecstasy. 12739.
White (M.):
Because dear heart ’tis you I love.
22754.
Drifting on the Feather.
White (M. A.):
Promenade rag. 26986, 27711 (116).
Seventh regiment march. 1553,
6125, 9011, 11765, 20703 (70).
28258.
University rag. 24958, 25197
(248).
White (M. B.) Back to my northern
home. 18378.
White (P.):
. Muskogee march. 29251.
Seattle waltz. 29738.
White (R.):
Battle call. 18388.
A
White (R.)—Continued.
Hello, bright eyes. 5126.
I’m just crazy ’bout those dreamy
eyes. 21341.
In Jesus I am resting. 822.
Moonlight in monkey land. 13460.
White (T. V.) Line-up. 17417.
White-Sheetz co.:
Iowa. 7885.
Stars and stripes. 138952.
You all cum to our house. 43852.
White-Smith pub. co.:
Adoration. 18255.
Air from Martha. 6688.
Allegro marcato in D. 6705.
Angels guard thee. 12410.
Angel’s greeting. 18305.
As with gladness men of old.
20762.
Aspiration. 6771.
Auf wiedersehen. 16798.
Awake, Thou that sleepest.
Be brave. 27870.
Be thou mine. 4517.
Berceuse. 18416.
Bonnie, sweet Bessie. 6902.
Burlesca. 4611. ~
Callest Thou, Oh, Master.
Canzonetta. 18511.
Casino. 25508.
Casino march brillante. 18522.
Church festival organist. 22954.
Ciribiribin. 2408.
“Come” said Jesus’ sacred voice.
PASTS if (er
Commit thy ways. 307.
Comrades, we come once more.
25579, 28099.
Convent bells. 7068.
Crown Him King of kings.
Dancing girl. 28050.
Dancing stars. 2480.
Day of resurrection. 7141.
Dews of heaven. 25671.
Douglas Gordon. 7206.
Dream of love. 25702.
Hight melodious octave studies.
8948.
Eternal Father. 12765.
Evening song. 18806.
Ever nearer O my Saviour.
Every time. 7318.
Father in heaven. 664.
Festival finale. 7369.
Festival postlude. 7371.
Flower rain. 18875.
Four American Indian
23279.
Four patriotic unison songs. 2441.
From the land of the sky-blue
6801.
212.
28188.
481.
songs.
water. 14938.
From the recesses of a_ lowly
Spink, “2587S:
Groves of Shiraz. 25988.
Heavenward bound. 21259.
2311
INDEX
Dt. aS CVG
“White-Smith pub. co.—Continued.
Honor to our heroes. 7649.
How sleep the brave. 15163.
I bind my hair with silver.
I will bless the Lord. 138079.
I would not ask. 786.
Impromptu. 8831.
In banjo land. 2985.
In the bleak mid-winter. 26235.
Jolly winter. 28855.
Leggenda. 3184.
Lift your glad voices. 8061.
Lord hath triumphed. 8107.
Lord when evening shadows fall.
3194.
Lovely night O night divine. 3476,
dlsaae
Lullaby. 26488.
Magnolia of Tennessee. 15566.
Maid with a duster. 8185.
Mandoline. 8196.
Maritana. 21643.
Months (The) 19617.
Music of the marshes.
My native land. 8894.
Nocturne (A) 38485.
O captain, my captain.
O great Jehovah. 1228.
O’er fair Palermo’s rippling bay.
24094.
29344.
1246.
Offering of flowers to Thee we
bring. 38477.
Old oaken bucket. 8578.
One day. 24281.
Our alma mater. 8624.
Poet and peasant. 9220.
Poor little Tomee. 1366.
Priscilla. 11580.
Progressive graded technics for
the violin. 16040, 16041, 16042.
Purest one of all. 16049.
Resurrection hymn. 8848.
Ring out, wild bells. 7511.
Risen Lord. 8867.
Rising sun. 1441.
Road to Ballyclary. 27050.
Roaming. 14438.
Rock of ages. 13755.
Romanza in G. 27062.
Ronde @amour. 20046.
Roseate hues of dawn. 20055.
Rosengavotte. 27673.
Russian romance. 17881.
Saviour’s birth. 27111.
Schubert’s serenade. 3793.
Sea (The) 15386.
Seek and ye shall find. 8992.
Silvery echoes. 27177.
Sleep beauty bright. 20191.
Song of joy. 9108, 27714 (126).
Song of thanksgiving. 24689.
Songs for the home and kinder-
garten. 27255.
Specific violin exercises.
Spirit so holy. 1687.
27275.
28638.
White-Smith pub co.—Continued.
Sweet bird of night. 9229.
Switzer’s dream of home. 20323.
Tarantelle. 22248,
Technical studies.
Thekla. 1768. -
There’s a wideness in God’s mercy.
18069.
Thou art everywhere. 9365.
Thou art the way. 4063.
Three songs to Odysseus.
Tournament (The) 22826.
Tu es Petrus. 22388.
Twilight bells. 30110.
Undine. 20462.
Valse ariel. 9467.
Valse gracile. 1854.
Valse triomphale. 27502.
Valsette. 9489.
Veni Creator.
Vision of home.
Voice of Jesus. 27547.
Wah-wah-taysee. 27557.
When foemen meet. 9622.
Whole wide world rejoices.
9673.
Winter hath not a blossom. 30310.
9290. -
25481.
27519.
1892.
9672,
With songs and garlands. 9703.
Wooden shoes. 9723.
Ye toast. 225380.
15 Melodious studies. 24553.
Whitehead (J. D.) Her last dance.
26052.
Whitehead (P. A.):;
Hindoo funeral song. 17208.
Song of the flour-mill. 17949.
Song of the serpent charmers.
17952.
Whitehead (R. R.):
Come home. 169338, 22562 (57).
I hold a secret deep down in my
heart. 21326.
Sailing, sweetheart, you and I.
1488.
Whitehouse (G. M.) Vow sincere.
25022.
Whitehouse (T. E.) Office of the Holy
Communion. 26796.
Whiteley (S.) Dark the night, but
bright the morning. 4880 (20).
Whiteley (S. B.) See Whiteley (S.)
Whitfield (J. C. Clarke-) See Clarke-
Whitfield (J.)
Whiting (M. O.)
15983.
Whiting (W. K.)
till morning.
Whitlock (T. B.)
girlie. 799.
Whitman (A.)
sweet dreams.
Whitman (A. A.)
rag. 16421.
Whitmore (G.)
let my dreams come true.
Perfect love’s Eden.
We won’t go home
9584.
If I only had a
When you dream
1972.
That Washingto
Sweetheart won’t you
18020.
2312
|
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Whitmore (R. T. W.)
rose of red. 203898.
Whitnell (T.) Old cathedral bell.
8569.
Whitney (A. W.)
Whitney (M.)
girl. 17601.
Whitney (S. B.):
Nocturne in G. 27714 (4).
Reminiscence of andante.
(28).
Whitson (B. S.)
dream. 20348.
Whitson (S.):
Boat song. 16865.
Christmas star. 14646.
Fairy meadow march.
Twinkling star. 16481.
Whittier (G. O.) Cuddle up together
and sing Home sweet home. 6648
(47), TO95.
Whittier (LL. O.)
Dis:
Whittlesey (G. S.) Mignon. 24038.
Whitworth (E.) Would vou dare love
Thou sweet
Refiections. 20005.
My aviating Summer
6648
Tell me if love is a
17065.
I want a little girl.
a little girl like me. 14282.
Whitworth (F. D.) Let us remember
the days gone by. 960.
Whitworth (W.)
the rich. 16766.
Whitworth (W. J.)
meet you. 8382.
Whybark (J. IN.)
Come May with all thy
22981.
Islands of the sea. 238656.
Lonely to-night live. 17486, 23861.
Serenaders. 24594.
She faded like a flower.
Song. of the bee. 24690.
Wave Old Glory. 25044.
Wicher (A.):
Du bist allein mein hdodchstes
gliick auf erden. 2555.
Sch6ner traum. 38788.
Wichtl (A. M.) Concerto. 206338.
Wick (B.) Drei lyrische komposition-
6557
Am I a slave for
Mother I will
flowers.
13864.
en.
Wick (F.) Ekko fra norden. 2576,
28278.
Wick (J.) Gesang. 380518.
Wick (1. )::
Kerbstone K. C. 380578.
Peer’s lament. 8674.
Wickham (J.) Rosetta. 17866.
Wickenhausser (R.):
Barearolle in G. 20808.
In good humor. 21398.
Northern folk dance. 21791.
Sicilian air. 24619*.
Valse lyrique. 22378.
Waves (The) 22420.
Where the lilacs grow. 22478.
Wicker (Mrs. G. E.) When roses
bloom bye and bye. 22460.
Wickins & co.:
Abide with me. 25208.
My garden of dreams. 26691.
Wicklander (A.) Baffles. 12526.
Widener (S. F.):
Give me thy loving heart.
God be with you. 14981.
Honey town. 21298.
Love and roses. 26465.
Love divine. 26467.
Love in a village. 8128.
Widmeyer (C. B.):
Hallelujah street. 2804.
In the new Jerusalem. 13135.
March to victory. 138378.
Peace of God. 138651.
Widor (C. Mi):
14969.
Contes @’ avril. 25584.
Danse bretonne. 28170.
Korrigane (La) 17882.
Symphonie antique. 24819, 24820.
Tantum ergo. 29975.
Wiedmann (M.):
Post im walde. 13682.
Postillon-lied. 13684.
Wiehmayer (T.) Sonatinen und
kleine stiicke ftir die jugend. 38892.
Wienand (J. B.) Florilegio de caénti-
cos religiosas. 2666.
Wieniawski (H.):
Kuyawiak. 26877.
Premier concerto, fa diése mineur.
STAT.
Premier grand concerto.
gas ey (Fe)
Sonate, op. 26. 14265.
Valse de concert. 12099.
Wier (M. D.) My bonnie lassie.
5695.
Wiesner (K.)
Wiesner (R.)
friedquelle.
Wife hunters. 26082, 26250, 29407.
Wife tamers. 2072 (75), 3166.
Wiggers (A. S.):
Belle dame sans merci. 18406.
Unsterbliche liebe. 20463.
Wight (A. N.) Danse de lours. 359.
Wiggins (B. K.) When the sun shines
warm again. 27620.
Wigmore (J. H.) Wider and wider
yet. 20634.
Wignall (J. W.)
viduality. 19126.
Wihtol (J.):
Berceuse. 14497.
Slumber song. 27198.
Wilber (A. R. B.) God is my life.
3607.
Requiem in es. 16084.
Traum an der Sieg-
20417.
I like your indi-
14983.
Wilbur (C.) Parson tell me why.
5867.
Wilbur (H.):
School songs for closing day.
1525.
Ten commencement songs. 2008.
2313
26596—12——_36
INDEX
Divine mss Vv. “6
Wilburn (F.) Mama’s only boy. | Wilkinson (E.) You're a girlie molly-
11082. coddle. 22548.
Wilburn (W. S.) Our flag in Cuba. | Wilkinson (E. M.) Grand old order
15940. of Eagles. 21211.
Wilcockson (J. M.) music co.:
Baby is calling for you. 22722.
Pride of the smoky row. 8755.
Wilcox (F.):
Waiting. 1912.
What would you say to me. 1951.
Wilcox (G.) More I live the more I
love. 18462, 14319 (121), 17578.
Wilcox (O.) Style. 20285.
Wilcox (R. G.) ITll love you till the
sun grows cold. 27714 (70).
Wild goose. 2006.
Wilde (F.) Under the heavy’n blue.
22357. i
Wilde (J.) Gee! I’m glad I’m going
home. 18922.
Wilde (J. A.) Gee! I’m glad I’m go-
ing home. 18922.
Wilde (W. S.):
I will praise Thee with my whole
heart. 13081.
Jesus Christ is risen to-day. 7919.
Sun of my soul Thou Saviour
dear. 11917.
Wilder (B. G.) Fiat justitia.
Wilder (G. A.) Alone. 12891.
Wilder (G. H.) Enchantment. 28290.
Wilder (P. EH.) Love in a bungalow.
2L5STd.
Wilder (S.)
Wildes (S. L.)
17078.
Rock of ages. 18755.
Will you be my baby.
16670.
Wildman (EF. C.):
Anaconda. 25261.
Go, hide your face in the corner.
ZARSS) 2alOt (C932
Good-bye, forget-me-not. 25944.
Wiles) (Ha 3B) Indiana university
song. 3008.
Wiley (A. J.)
happy. 18277.
Wiley (F.):
Ill return to mother dear again.
261388.
Post card edged with gold. 26958.
Wiley (F. D. & F. J.) °Twas many
years ago. 16478.
Wilhelm (—) Studium der
lage. 27810.
Wilhelm (C. C.)
UPB UR DPA
Wilke (F.) co. I just love to be ata
house party. 23537.
Wilkes (C. W.) Story of the cross.
6256.
Wilkes (R. W.)
Wilkins (A. G.) Liberty. 961.
Wilkins (E.) Jim Crow. 19291.
Wilkins (F. J) What’s the use of
knocking. 4263.
Wilkins (G. O.) Bye-bye-land. 14575.
All the world seems
dritten
Watch on the Rhine.
Asperges me. 27805.
Wilkinson (F.): ;
Meet me on the boardwalk in the
evening. 19561.
You are my pearl. 20674.
Will o’ th’ wisp. 12544, 12574, 12719,
12742, 138015, 138069, 13073, 13075,
13198, 14057, 14090, 14267.
Willan (H.):
Benedicite,
27894. :
Cavalier song. 228, 229.
Come, O come life’s delight. 2432.
Fain would I change that note.
2628.
Willats (G. E.)
aeroplane. 7690.
Willeby (C.):
IT know. 5206. ‘
Love’s whisper. 18244 (73).
Mandalay. 21627.
Songs of the Madonna. 1682.
Willert (E.) Sweet baby. 1694.
Willett (EK. B.) You never can tell.
omnia opera in D.
I could live in an
22546.
Willett (H. W.) Play me that even-
ing star. S87OT.
Willey (L. L.) Rochester fair march.
200835.
Willfelt (W. J.) Don’t be afraid. -
7196.
William-Marie (—) lLecon de plaire.
26394.
William Tell. 11657, 30364 (49).
Williams (A.):
Canadian patrol. 14541.
Guards patrol. 14542.
Williams (A. A.):
Beauty. 9922.
Campbell kids. 25484.
Williams (A. B.) Williams system
of music. 9694.
Williams (Adene)
17480, 29084.
Williams (B.):
Mah honey Chloe.
Dat’s harmony. 20965, 25197
(TS
Don’t go out with him to-night.
17008.
Here we are again. 7629.
I'll lend you my best girl. 13047.
My sweet Rosetta. 21753.
Sing me an Irish song. 22115,
24633.
Williams (C.)
away from me. 9756.
Williams (C. E.) Maybe I could learn
to love you. 17514. :
Williams (C. L.):
Christ being raised.
Ware wire. 9573.
Yowll have to ease
4665.
2314
. INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Williams (Carl F.) Stern’s Ameri- | Williams (J.) 1ltd.—Continued.
can-European hits. 18957, 16312. Cheshire man. 12588.
Williams (Cecil F.) Aint you sorry? Colinette. 14654.
22605. Coronation day. 28119.
Williams (D.) Duncan Gray. 10297. Cowslips. 14692.
Williams (Edna): Devotion. 7175.
Freckle face. 10422, 12859 (70). Discontented bunny. 10245.
June rose. 10881, 14319 (98). Dreaming. 25705.
Let me have a kiss until to-mor- Keole moderne du violon. 210388.
row. 2072 (133), 3141. Fairies recall. 10349.
She’s a girl who ought to get on. | EKairy sone, i278.
9019. Fancies. 23221, 23222.
That epidemic rag. 24849, 25197 Fireside fancies. 10376.
(286), 30004. St ae Fireside memory. 4928.
You’ve made a home run with me. Follies (The) 23264.
17383. Follies album of song. 5380.
Williams (Edward): Forest fairies call. 25867.
I want someone to love. 5248. Forest glades. 1491S.
Sweet is the name of Rose. 9284. Galway town. 4975.
Williams (Elbert) Ninth at San An- Gavotte et musette. 2704.
tonio. 24172. Girl for me. 25914.
Williams (F. A.): Haymaking. 15097.
At evening. 253808. Hunting song. 238518.
At the tea party. 18340. I cannot tell what you say. 5198
Chase (The). 18542. I love the harp. 5517:
Flower dance. 25852. I will build you a rainbow. 10736.
Harvest dance. 26021. Impremptu. 23669.
Little Dutch dance. 19487. In sanctuary. 13127.
Little Spanish dancer. 19446. In the farmyard. 153801.
Lord of the land and the deep. Jane from Maiden Lane. 866.
26455. Kerry boys. 17369.
On the lake. 17695. Kismet. 28901.
Processional march. 13706, 19977. Lead Thou me on. 19380.
Sailing. 20083. Love of home. 5517.
Song of May. 27237. Lovers’ laughter. 26480.
Williams (F. M.) That new fangled Melody. 23670.
harem gown. 16414. | Merry lays for happy days. 24017.
Williams (G.): Mole and the butterfly. 26624.
Man in the army blue. 8195. Month of May. 17572.
Nurse in blue. 15858. | Moonbeam. 26637.
Williams (G. B.) Sonate. 27229. Mother work-a-day world. 11193.
Williams (H.) Glad rags. 25921. Musette. 19654.
Williams (H. H.): Nightingale. 19748.
Fair haired Madaline. 25792. Nocturne. 4118.
Trocaderos march. 20427. Pastoral. 243881.
Williams (I. N.): Peasant’s song. 19902.
Bessie Adelle. 20884. Picture story books. 11461.
When sisters and I gather wild Pleasant country side. 3582.
flowers. 20586. Popinjay march. 11491, 16017.
Williams (J.) ltd.: Prayer of love. 24896.
Adagio sostenuto. 6844. Rain (The)> A7S829:
Air in D. 9899. Return to the simple life. 138739.
Andante con variazioni. 6845. Revery (A) 11597.
Antiques. 12416. Rising of the sun. 6027.
Baron of Brackley. 16832. Robin (The) 16104.
Beethoven sonatas. 27885. Rose petals. 22037.
Big bamboo. 9964. Selection of solfeggios. 3816.
Bird of day. 16855. Serenade. 11758.
Bird of happiness. 25412. Serpolette. 29768, 29769.
Bric-a-brac. 20863. She walks in beauty. 6136.
By the brook. 14573. Smiling spring. 6185.
Canzona. 10042. Sommerabendlied. 9095.
Cardinal’s ring. 10051. Sonata. 25370.
Chanson d’autrefois. 6966. Song of Carpathia. 6209.
Chant d’ automne. 4116. Songs of the open road. 13925.
INDEX
Williams (J.) Itd.—Continued.
Soul of the world. 29868.
Summer love. 24777.
Sunshine (The) 18001.
Tell me where is fancy bred. 9297.
Third violoncello album. 4058.
Travellers’ tales. 12058.
Twelve pieces for organ or har-
monium. 9074.
’ Village green. 16525.
Voluptueuse. 9550.
Waltz in C. 25034.
We shan’t tell you. 14205.
Where from the eye of day. 6587.
Wreck of the Hesperus. 9733.
Williams (J. A. A.) March Cambria.
17485.
Williams (J. C.):
Christ is born. 22988.
Christmas season. 22951.
Earnest, active, true. 10300.
Williams (J. J.) Four studies for
the clarinet. 25131.
Williams (J. W.):
Caroline. 20895.
Out in Oklahoma. 26874.
Williams (L. C.) Lullaby. 8159.
Williams (M.) My Bombay maid.
26681, 30864 (98).
Williams (M. A.) Go back to your
southern lassie. 28464.
Williams (N.) Just to hear you say
yes. 28873.
Williams (N. A.) Guide me,
Thou great Jehovah. 28514.
Williams (P. D.) Just for this hour.
15377.
Williams (R. C.)
Williams (R. V.):
Antiphon. 18310, 18311.
Call (The). 18497.
Easter. 18760.
I got me flowers. 19117.
Love bade me welcome.
On Wenlock Edge. 15918.
Williams (S.):
it is yout *thati ar
26270.
My little moonlight maid. 11234.
That surely is one more rag.
14058.
Williams (S. A.):
Blue ribbon march.
My prayer. 15784.
Purity waltz. 26994.
Williams (T. A.) Hail to our flag.
15068.
Williams (T. D.):
Be joyful in the Lord. 18889.
How firm a foundation. 2877.
I will lift up mine eyes. 5249.
Lord is my salvation. 21568.
Mareh in: (Gt disiide
O sing unto the Lord. 8519.
Rejoice in the Lord. 1423.
Oh!
Advice. 18256.
19461.
love to-day.
14533.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 6
Williams (YV. a My lady love. 5708.
Williams (W. C.):
Candlelight reverie. 20884.
Deus misereatur. 22562 (17).
Home sweet home. 28594.
I will arise. 16728 (6).
If we say that we have no sin.
16728 (7).
Moon dance. 138458.
Now the day is o’er.
Star of love. 22196.
Through love’s eternity. 9378.
Watchful shepherds. 25197 (386).
Williams (W. D.) Seminole chief
Osceola. 15936.
Williams (W.P.) Dream bells. 25699.
Williams (W. R.):
Come back to Erin’s the song I
love best. 7046.
Don’t say goodbye. 12707.
I never knew a happy day till I
met you. 15246.
If we’d meet the right one first.
(esnlaes
Just aS you are. 21470.
Leaf by leaf the roses fall. 5435.
My rose from the garden of girls.
13524.
Play days. 219380.
Roses of love. 6062.
There are thorns with all the
roses. 27399.
Tho’ the silver threads are ’mong
the gold. 9355.
Twilight brings you back to me.
16728 (18).
27464.
We'll always be the same sweet-
hearts. 27575.
When I met you last night in
dreamland. 22445,
When the shadows make the twi-
light fade away. 22468.
Williams (W. T.):
There’s no one like the old folks
after all. 18067.
What is home without a mother.
27589.
Williams (Warwick):
Best of the bunch. 14505, 14506.
Bohemian boys. 25425.
City of pleasure. 7025,
Festive season. 25817.
Williams (Winfield) :
Girl in blue. 189382, 23330.
My coca cola girl. 17602.
Only a poor old man. 19846.
Your love seems drifting away.
20694.
Williams-Heald music co. When she
taught me that old fashioned Lanes
7026.
18183.
Williamson (A.) 4 songs. 48326.
Williamson (C.) Paradise. 8649.
Williamson (EH.) Dream baby. 7218.
2316
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Williamson (I. M.) When the summer | Willis music co.—Continued.
sun is shining on the clover. 27618.
Williamson (N. V.) Bonnie Bay.
14539.
Williamson (R.) Boys of the empire.
27936.
Williford (Mrs. J. R.) Recognition.
24455.
Willins (Mrs. L. 8.) Because it’s me.
27883*.
Willis (Alvin):
Aviator’s serenade. 253831.
Blonde girl. 12519.
Parade king. 11428.
Willis (F.) Queen rag. 16058.
Willis (R.) Won’t that do. 25150.
Willis music co.:
Advent. 10.
After school, 14.
Ann. 6740.
wae piay..* '(:
At the tea party. 18340.
Barcarolle. 8536.
Bendemeer’s stream. 12494.
Boatman’s chant. 1248.
Bright anticipations. 20864.
Brown eyes. 20868.
Brushwood. 10015.
Caprice érotique. - 20890.
Carmen. 18518.
Certainly. 20897.
Chase (The) 249, 18542.
Christ Child. 18573.
Cleo waltz. 18581.
Concerto. 7215.
Country circus. 28122.
Crystal pearls. 7093.
Daily exercises for violin. 349.
Dancing doll. 7122.
Day of joy. 20972. :
Dream song. 18742.
Dream vale. 21017.
Drifting, 327271.
Eleven child songs. 22238.
Estudiantina. 17050.
Etude de concert. 7309.
Evening voices. 21069.
Eventide cradle song. 17055.
Feast of the little lanterns. 18838.
Fields o’ Ballyclare. 21101.
From Italy. 21144.
Full sail. 21150.
Gaiety rondo. 21155.
Go ahead. 21182.
Grandmother’s minuet. 18980.
Great God Pan. 7524.
Haunted wood. 28537.
Heart to heart. T7607.
Hobby-horse (The) 7640.
Holy, holy, holy, Lord. 7648.
Holy night. 28591.
How can I leave thee. 10643.
I long to roam down in my
country home. 19135.
I’m wantin’ you Jean. 7749.
2317
In Bohemia. 817.
In Hungary. 17292.
In old colonial days. 827.
In that dear old summer time.
831.
In the whirl of joy. 21415.
Indian cradle song. 7871.
Invitation (The) 21425.
Italia. 21444.
Italian song. 21445.
Jack Frost. 7909.
Jack in the box. 7911.
Jesus and the woman. 7918.
Jolly hunters. 17348.
Just Land in hand with you.
7951.
Just you and I. 7957.
Keys of heaven. 903.
Kinderlieder. 21485.
Land of Sometime. 21507.
Lead, kindly light. 28939.
Let us go to Dreamland on our
honeymoon. 19397.
Light and bright. 21538.
Little Dutch dance. 19487.
Little songs for little folks.
21556.
Little Spanish dancer. 19446.
Lo, our Father’s tender care.
17438.
Longing. 21561.
Lord is my Shepherd. 29037.
Lorelei. 11039.
Lullaby. 183382.
Make a joyful noise. 29092.
Memories of Spain. 19575.
Message (A.) 1087.
Military drill. 21696.
Monkey motion rag. 17570.
Morning comes, but now is night.
24072.
Morning march, 17584.
Morning mazurka. 17585.
Morning voices. 21720.
Mountebank’s song. 19646.
Night wind and the mother. 17650.
Nightingale and the rose. 13555.
Nocturne. 17105.
Noontide waltz. 17655.
Normal hymnal. 3442.
O come, all ye faithful. 26772.
O du lieber Augustine. 113804.
O little town of Bethlehem. 24210.
O perfect love. 24214.
Old trysting place. 1267.
Olden times. 21857.
On a holy day. 17688.
On the river. 29411.
Over the fields. 17719.
Pansy blossoms. 13808.
Paradise. 8649.
Peaceful evening. 29478.
Persian serenade. 8680.
Pleasant days. 21938.
Willis music co.—Continued.
Recollections of home.
INDEX
Dt. ATE Ae Serv. c6
gO" Ce
Willoughby (J.)
20001. 16477.
Twilight dreams.
Red rose. 29586. Wilm (N. von);
Regimental march. 20007. At dawn. 183882.
Requiem of a rose. 20012. At the picnic. 18388.
Rippling waves. 20031. Autumn reverie. 183538.
Rose waltz. 17862. Durch den wald. 444.
Roseland. 17864. Impromptu. 20648.
Round dance. 22045. Intermezzo. 2013.
Sailing. 20083. Mazurka. 1066.
Sailor’s yodel. 18790. Moonlight rambles. 19619.
Serenade. 1528, 17904. Nonett. 24185, 26756.
Serenade waltz. 29764. Sailors’ song. 20086.
Ship ahoy. 17916. Spring’s first flower. 20273.
Shooting stars. 17917. Wilmot (G. W.):
Short songs. 20164. Birthday song. 27909.
Silent night. 24628. Easter carol. 7260.
Sleepy songs for sleepy eyes. 1590. First Christmas. 21110.
Somebody cares for me. 17948. God’s blessings. 17134.
Song in the night. 22150. God‘s harvest. 21185.
Songs for the home kindergarten
and school. 9125.
South wind. 17965.
Spanish dance. 22180.
Little soldiers. 3176.
Message of the bells.
Song of the seasons.
Spring song. 9168.
17537.
29853.
Spare me my dreams. 139386. When the snow is falling fast.
Speedway (The) 22184. 4290.
Spirit immortal. 18182. Wilmot (L. A.) You’re the world to
Spring dance. 22190. me. 2053.
Starry emblem. 22197. Wilson (——) Shepherd boy. 138870.
Summertime. 22216. Wilson (A.) Colleen, my emerald
Swing song. 18021. queen. 14656.
Te Deum. 24837. Wilson (A. F.):
Te Deum laudamus. 1787. Alone. 9821.
Tennessee. 18049. | Evening dream time. 14840.
Thou, thou reignst in my bosom. ; Wilson (A. H.):
12029. | Her smile. 21264.
Three springs. 22312. : Songs of old fatherland. 22169.
Tin soldier. 93884. Wilson (A. I.) Clothile. 14651.
"Tis only the clouds
that hide.
Wilson (A. S.)
Medley of our na-
9388. | tional war songs. - 13403.
Yop (The). 9402. | Wilson (A. W.) Benedictus. 14495.
Toreador. 20843. ! Wilson (B.) Hear my prayer. 17192.
Trip to Mt. Vesuvius. 18138. Wilson (B. Hawes-) See Hawes-Wil-
Trumpet and drum. 9425. son (B.)
Twenty-five short melodious | Wilson (Bessie H.) Love giving light.
Studies. 25410. 8127.
Twilight hour. 20445. | Wilson (C.) Three duets and a song.
Two little songs of night. 442. 95133.
Waltz. 18971. : og -
Watch on the Rhine. 12173. eyed oe CE ee
7 an :
Welcome spring. 14209. b
When Columbine dances. 25071. Wilson (C. F.) ‘Tears tell the story to
Where the Swananoa flows. me. 18043.
22480. Wilson (C. J.):
Whimsical. 25111. Beautiful blue Danube waltzes.
Vhirl (The) 22482. 6839.
Whirlwind (The) 25118. Bewitching smile. 2271.
Who has robbed the ocean cave. Eternal feminine. 2605.
14257. Flight of the butterflies. 2664.
Will-o’-the-wisp. 30299. If I were a bird. 7801.
With power. 22509. Irish witch. 7889.
7S measure’ exercises. 27545, Light cavalry. 8068.
27546. Lullaby of the loom. 3225.
Willmott (C.) Oh, those lovely dit- Medley of international airs.
ties. 1258. 3291.
2318
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Wilson (C. J.)—Continued.
Medley of southern melodies and
Home sweet home. 8250.
Merry bobolink. 8282.
Polacea brilliant. 8720.
Qui ya la. 3641.
Sea nymphs. 3807.
Strauss’ waltz mosaic.
Tsigane life. 4122.
Zampa. 9766.
Wilson (C. W.):
Barney. 18386.
Garden rhapsody. 7437.
Little dreams. 21549.
Mosaics. 13466.
Rondel of spring.
South wind sleeps. 13932
Twilight wonder. 22346.
Two nature dream-songs.
Zummer and winter. 48738
Wilson (EK. H.) O how plentitnl is
3946.
d7i21.
30305.
Thy goodness. 5769.
Wilson (HK. R.) Filipine hombre.
7374.
Wilson (Eugenia R.) Alleluia. 2072
C2
Wilson (F. E.):
Crossing the bar. 4722.
Sweet recollections. 18012.
Wilson (F. J.) On the wings of a
dove. 29414.
Wilson (EF. W.) Songs of Lehigh uni-
versity. 16276.
Wilson (Fern) Hills of our child-
hood. 23487.
Wilson (Frank) Tears tell the story
to me. 18048.
Wilson (G.):
One by one.
Song of gladness.
Yankee Doodle rag.
Wilson (G. D.):
Caseadilla (La). 12859 (8).
HEtourdie (L’) 22562 (20).
Shepherd boy. 27157.
Wilson (G. F.) Voices of June time.
11375.
24683.
16691.
12142.
Wilson (H.):
Alleluia. 2072 (2), 27750.
Venite exultimus domino. 18125.
Wilson (H. L.)
Carmena. 23538, 2354; 22902,
27987.
Carmena waltz. 220.
Connemara. ‘7065.
Dusky Sue. 445.
Hey! up the river. 19047.
Song of Seville. 22155.
Waison (1: B.):
Abendlied. 22589.
After dinner song. 22600.
And it came to pass. 22657.
Andante grazioso. 16774.
22662.
22663.
Angel] choirs.
Angel’s song.
Wilson (I. B.)—Continued.
Ask Santa to prescribe.
Autumn. 22708, 22709.
Away, away. 12456.
Be on thy guard. 4516.
Beginners’ choir. 25871.
Berceuse. 12497.
Bethlehem. 22788
Blessed be the Lord. 22810.
Blossoms are smiling. 12521.
Break forth into joy. 22837.
But thou Bethlehem. 22857.
Christmas lullaby. 22947, 22948.
Christmas story. 22952.
Clovers are nodding. 12611.
Communion. 22998.
Dewdrop and buttercup. 23088.
Earth is the Lord’s. 17028.
Emblem of freedom. 23172.
Fade sun, shine moon. 23206.
Fainting under the crown. 7327.
Barthtol’ ohrot Sanovhers yer:
28342.
Family affair.
First Christmas.
Flowers of Haster.
Follow the star.
Forward! be
DBT.
Frog and the dragon fly.
From glory unto glory.
Give Him praise. 10474.
Glory in the highest. 233
Good-night. 23373, 23374.
Goodby dear Haster. 5028.
Great is the Lord. 23401.
Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah.
25990.
Hail Columbia. 238420.
Hail Jesus the King.
Hail the King of glory.
Hand in hand. 23480,
Hark, the glad bells peal.
Heart of God. 23454.
Holes in our stockings.
Honey town. 23496,
Humble yourselves
ZOaDOo:
I will extol thee.
In the gloaming.
Jesus’ little friend.
King of love my
10921.
King of the world. 23728, 23730.
Land over there. 15424.
Lead on, O King eternal. 10973.
Let Thy face shine. 138260.
Little boy blue. 23836, 23887.
Long ago. 238862.
Lord is risen. 8110.
22691.
yes wALey
23250, 28362.
4936.
23265.
our watchword.
12954.
12955.
23431.
5089.
23491.
23497.
therefore.
poe 0.
236350, 23631
10859.
Shepherd is.
Love of Jesus in the soul. 11058.
Lucky stars. 23894.
Melody. 25134.
Mending little stockings. 24003.
Moderato. 5662.
2319
INDEX
pti, Mes. v¥.6
Wilson (I. B.)—Continued.
My beloved has gone to his garden.
5694.
My soul doth magnify. 24129.
New song. 13553.
No room in the Inn. 24177.
No thank you Tom. 24178, 24179.
in Bethlehem manger.
O Babe
24199.
Offertory. 13595.
Old Glory. 24255.
Only Thee. 3511.
Organ prelude. 24293.
Oriental love song. 24295, 24296.
Our Redeemer lives. 5848.
Our refuge and strength. 19865,
People that walked in darkness.
24348.
Praise and thanksgiving postlude.
26962.
Prince of life. 8761.
Put a bit of sunshine in the day.
8785.
Ransomed of the Lord. 3655.
Reason why. 24452.
Rejoice. 24469.
Rejoice! Rejoice! 8835.
Ring, ring ye bells. 24478.
Risen most glorious. 8870.
Rocking, rocking. 24486.
Santa’s prescription. 22067.
Seatter your gold. 18815.
Secular quartets. 24575.
Serenity. 6128.
Shepherd’s vision. 24610.
Shine out, O beautiful star.
24612.
Sing of the golden sunshine.
13886.
Sing on, O trusting heart. 9052.
Sleep, ma honey. 24644, 24645.
Song of nature. 13918.
Song of the regiment.
Song without words.
Spring is here. 13942.
Star and the song. 24739.
Sunrise land. 24786.
Sunshine. 138990.
Sunshine of gold. 6279.
Sweet and low. 24799.
Tale of a whale. 24826.
27246.
27258.
They that trust in the Lord. 4048.
They that wait upon the Lord.
24872.
Three wise men. 24886.
Thy work shall praise Thee.
20402.
Uncle Samyel winds the yarn.
24942.
United we stand. 24952.
Unto Thee, O loving Father.
24954.
6435.
16535.
14182.
Vesper hymn.
Voice of Jesus.
Voices of gladness.
1 Wilson (R.)
Wilson (I. B.)—Continued.
Wave for happy Haster. 6475.
Weary hearts be glad. 6484.
Welcome happy morning. 9590.
When I see Him. 27603.
Wilson’s secular quartets for
women’s voices. 25135.
Won’t you be my little girl. 25152.
Wilson (I. M.) I only know I love
VOUS, LOv22as
Wilson (J. T.):
April. 6746.
Lullaby (A)
Wilson (J. B.)
21929.
Wilson (J. H.)
4067.
17467.
Pirates base ball song.
Thousand years ago.
Wilson (J. M.):
Cascadilla (La)
Htourdie (L’) 22562 (20).
Wilson (John) When I’m thinking,
when I’m thinking of thee. 25079.
Wilson (Josephine) Song of victory.
12359 (8).
29856.
Wilson (K.) I love you little girl
IT love you. 26147.
Wilson (L. A.) Just because you
were my sweetheart. 19321.
Wilson (lL. B.) Honey. 1647.
Wilson (M.):
Aus meiner jugend. 20775.
Dandelion. 7124.
Study in pink. 29928.
Wilson (Mrs. M. A.)
childhood. 2865.
Wilson (M. B.) I’m dreaming sweet-
heart of you. 19149.
"Neath a sweet magnolia
tree. 19731.
Wilson (R. H.):
Resurrection. 8841.
Sing all the earth to God. 27181.
Springtime. 9165.
Wilson (T. H.) I wonder if you ever
think of me. 23585.
Wilson (W.):
Childhood days are dear to me.
4658.
Waiting
30198.
What I’d even do for you. 27588.
Wilson (W. A.) Almighty dollar.
27754.
Wilson (W. #.)
Wilson (W. L.)
Home of my
and longing for you.
Maid of Mars. 238925.
When I am dead.
25074.
Wilson (W. BR.) Hit the grit. 21281.
Wiltberger (W.) Fata Morgana.
17072.
Wimpenny (M.H.) Just for the right
to love you. 23708.
Winch) (Ay Bs) Here and there.
123859 CAM
Winch (W. 7d.) Here and _ there.
12359 (20).
2320
INDEX
nos, 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Wincott (H.) Oh, those lovely ditties.
1258.
Windeatt (C):
Canzona. 10042.
Top dog. 16460.
Windeatt (F. C.) Nydia. 18569,
30658. .
Winding (A.) 24 préludes. 20645.
Windsor (M.) With you. 6582.
Windsor music co. Sincerity. 3852.
Wing (C. L.) Bonniest maid o’ Dun-
dee. 20858.
Wing (L.) Please play that chicken
music. 21984.
Winkel (B.) Sadie. 18785.
Winkel bros. Sadie. 18785.
Winkelman (G. B.) Olden love.
24265.
Winkler (C.) God watches over you.
10497.
Winkler (C. E.) Memory of my
sweetheart. 11135.
Winkler (W. W.) Memory of my
sweetheart. 11185.
Winn (A.) Lobster and_ goldfish.
21558.
Winn. .(B. .)-:
Daily exercises for violinists.
23089.
Hand culture notation and
rhythm. 2806.
Seventeenth and eighteenth cen-
tury classics. 20158.
Winne (G. L. M.) If you want a girl
to love you. 17277.
Winne (J. M.) Carita.
(42).
4632, 14319
Winne (J. W.) Summer’s love. 1682.
Winner (H. J.):
Birdies’ ball. 22562 (10).
Listen to the mocking bird. 2072
(33).
Winner’s perfect guide for the
German concertina. 14319 (26).
Winner (J. G.) Christmas comes but
once a year. 25197 (6).
Winner (S.):
Birdies’ ball. 22562 (10).
Christmas comes but once a year.
25197 (6).
Compations of old. 10144.
Listen to the mocking bird.- 2072
(33), 15695.
Sweet kiss. 2072 (58).
Winner’s perfect guide for the
German concertina. 143819 (26).
Winning widow. 21326, 21588, 21581,
22437.
Winsett (R. HE.) Blind can see up
yonder. 14527.
Winslow (F. HE.) Old tunes my heart
is playing. 24262.
Winston (C.) Moonlight makes me
lonely. 18461.
Winter (C. J.)
Of course. 293875.
Winter (G.) Zwiegespriche. 25192.
Winter (G. P.) Uncle Sam. 14120.
Winter (J.) Roses and thorns. 29666.
Winter (P. von) Singschule. 11808.
Winter (S. G.) Song of the oversea
railroad. 29851.
Winter (W.) ‘Three meals a day.
1782.
Winterberg (R.):
Alles, alles iS ja & geschift.
6707-6709.
Da lockten die reizendenmidel.
7a
Den tag vergisst du nie. 7164.
Du wirst mama. 30475.
Ich brauche einen mann. 7789.
Ignaz hast du eine ahnung. 7819,
10779.
Ihr adjutant. 7820-7822, 10780,
13102.
Komm doch, du lieber kleiner
schatz. T7995.
Madame Serafin. 23909-23911.
Mein herz ergliiht. 8259.
Radium-marseh. 29562.
Schénste was ich je besessen.
8967.
Sie sind fiir mich ein kavalier.
9034.
Splendid girl. 29888, 29889.
Spreiz dich nicht. 9153.
Ubers jahr, tibers jahr. 12081.
Vielleicht, vielleicht. 12130.
Was uns freut. 12170.
Willst du meine lady werden.
27650.
Winterberger (A.):
Der du, Herr Jesu, ruh und rast.
23083.
Herr, wie du willst. 23479.
Lied des hirten an der krippe.
23817.
O Jesulein stiss, O Jesulein mild.
24206.
Winterbottom (F.) Airs de _ ballet.
22607.
Winterfeld (M.):
Das ist Paris. 4764.
Weinlied. 6492.
Wir sind ein zirtlich ehepaar.
6578.
Winterfeld (W. F. v.):
Jugenderinnerungen. 13184, 13185.
Junge violinist. 13188.
. Mazurka. 29140.
Romanze. 29646.
Winterman (G.) Wiener wurst ped-
dler. 9680.
Winterrowd (I. L.):
All is well. 16757.
Will you heed the call. 18207.
Worship. 18218.
Winters (C.) Help me, Jesus. 2841.
Winthrop (—) Ten fairies. 2072
(GO).
INDEX
PYM Mes. V..'6
Winton (W. W.) Children’s eucharist.
28025.
Wintzer (E.):
Maikonigin. 138354.
Ringlied. 11601.
Rosen. 11650.
Schneeflockenreigen.
Schnurrkatze. 11781.
Sternenenglein. 13956.
Wintzer (R.):
An einer hecke. 98388.
Friedhofabend. 10423.
In alten tagen. 10790.
13827.
Mannlein steht im walde. 11075.
Sttirmlieder. 9194.
Wer ist in unser htihnerhaus.
12198.
Wionezek (W.) Gdybym Ci wierzyé
mogt. 4986.
Wireless belles. 6648 (107), 8996.
Wirt (M. G.) Little shoe. 23852.
Wirth (C.) Oath of love. 26789.
Wirz (A.):
Imperator. 5284.
Valse héliotrope. 27500.
Wiscombe (T.) Honey moon in a
flying machine. 19068.
Wise (F.) Reason why I have to die
an old bachelor. 29575.
Wiske (C. M.):
Cantate domino in C. 20703 (10).
Father’s lullaby. 207038 (17).
Witherow (C. H.) Ill be longing for
you, only you. 750.
Withey (M.) Alone with Jesus.
226386.
Witkowski (G. M.) 2™° symphonie.
25198, 80843*.
Witkus (HH. O.):
I love an American girl. ‘7718.
My heart longs for your smiles.
8373.
Witmark (M.) & sons:
A-b-c-d-e-f-g. 6649, 14319 (27).
A la valse. 9785.
Accent makes no difference in the
language of love. 9791, 9792,
12359 (58).
Adieu, dear love, adieu.
Adoration. 14328.
Advice to the lovelorn.
Affectionate child. 277385.
Agro dolce. 2100, 6648 (388).
Ah! sweet mystery of life. 18,
2072 (66).
Airy faney. 25224.
Aletter album. 2107.
All fOr. MOUs. 22622;
All I crave is more of life. 20726.
All the world has gone to sleep.
9797.
22597.
18276.
All your own am/’I. 25241, 27714
(eal
Always together. 25246.
American abroad. 9828.
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
2322
American invasion. 20739, 25197
(41).
Among the flowers. 12404.
Angelique. 27774, 30364 (58).
Anger. 25271.
Angling. 20748.
Angus are you there? 20749.
Anthem of the sea. 16779.
Antidote. 16781.
Any girl looks good in summer.
12417, 12418, 14819 (29), 14887-—
14892, 16782, 25284.
Approach of day. 25289, 25290.
Approach of night. 25291, 25292.
Arabian twilight. 12422, 14895,
16728 (26).
Around the world. 22686.
"Arry and ’Arriet. 16791, 25197
(44).
Art is) calling {for
22687, 25197 (45).
Artists’ glide. 20758.
As long as the band will play.
20760, 22689, 27714 (83).
At the sea-side. 2172, 4880 (96).
Babbling brook. 14480, 14431.
Baby rose. 9896-9898, 12359 (54),
12459, 14433-14436, 16812, 22723,
27839, 27840. ¥
Baby’s rocking horse. 102.
Bachelor girl. 20792.
Back from thirty-six to twenty-
me.) 18825,
nine. 253845, 27714 (384).
Balaria. 4493. —
Ballade. 243847, 30364 (61).
Ballet of the birds. 25352, 25353. |
Band from Dixie land. 20799.
Barecarole. 18385, 21830.
Barry of Ballymore. 6828, 18387.
Before you are old. 14481.
Begging. 99388.
Belfry bells. 16840.
Berceuse. 14986.
Beyond the sunset. 22738, 9782
(27), 25400-25408.
Big chief Burke.
(34).
Bill and coo. 12500, 14319 (35).
Bird calls. 9967.
Bird without my window. 20839.
Bird’s evening song. 6648 (43).
Blarney of Killarney. 16856, |
18487, 22809, 25197 (49).
Bliss forever past. 20796.
Boardwalk crawl. 22813, 25197 |
(2)
Boreas.
Bow Sing.
Boxing game. 22825, 25197 (54).
Brocken revels. 4599.
Brook and the vine. 12541.
Bubbling spring. 20871.
Buffalo Bill’s farewell. 10017, |
10018, 14319 (39), 16877, 25464. |
9965, 14319
14544, 184553.
6904.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued. Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Bunch of sweets. 201. Deep in the heart of you. 10220.
By moonlight. 10025. Determined child. 25668.
By the mountain spring. 10026. | Dinner. 18701.
Cajolerie. 20881. | Dixie Daisy dear. 7184, 10250,
Campus (The) 22873. 10251, 12359 (64), 12695-12697.
Campus selection. 16885, 22874. | Do you love me. 14758.
Campus waltzes. 27714 (40). | Doctor De Luxe. 12700, 14760,
Candy college boys. 22878, | 17001, 17003, 20989, 28220.
27714 (41). | Doctor Tinkle Tinker. 407.
Canoeing. 18505, 20885, 22880, | Dodelinette. 10526.
25197 (58). Doll song. 21881.
Canzonette. 10499. | Doll’s revels. 14762.
Cecilia. 25512, 25513, 27714 (42). | —Dolly’s good. 14763.
Chant sans paroles. 12069. | Don’t care for nothin’ but you.
Chatelaine (La) 251, 10089. 10262.
Cheer up brothers. 4653. Don’t sing the _ chorus. 4809,
Cherry circle. 20906, 27714 (48), | 7202, 9782 (29).
28022. | Down in honeymoon alley. 21008,
Chiffon. 257, 18550. Z2C{1A (52).
Christmas songs. 275. Down in sunshine valley. 12712,
Christmas with the old woman | 12713, 14819 (57), 14776, 14777,
who lived in a shoe. . 25554.
Clarinet’s love. 22959, 27714 (44). |
Clever little drone. 20919.
Clinging vine. 283, 2072 (S82).
Cloudland. 28063.
Come and dance with me.
30364 (63).
Come closer. 297, 2072 (S4).
Come kiss the Blarney Mary dar-
28082,
ling. 22978, 22979, 27714 (46).
Come little fishes. 22980. 25197 |
(66).
Come sail away with me. 28089,
28090.
Come sail the shining sea. 301.
Companions of old. 10144.
Composing. 25578, 27714 (47).
Concentration and technic. 16942.
Contentment. 28111.
Coquettish waltz. 14677.
Coral isle. 28117.
Coryphée. T7079, 14319 (4S).
Cuckoo’s song. 10170.
Cupid. 7097.
Cupid. tell me why.
14319 (49).
Cupid’s caress.
4736, 10173,
Cupid’s lane. 280382, 25197 (72). |
Daddy was a grand old man. |
4741.
Dainty. 25628, 30364 (65).
Daisies. (The) 10179.
Daisy (The) 12659.
Dance caprice. 652.
Dance in the green. 14711.
Dance of the old queen. - 14712.
14718.
Dance on the lawn. 10188.
Danse grace. 23057, 30364 (66).
Day before the morning after.
28183, 28184, 30364 (67).
Dear old fairyland. 2072 (90).
Dear old ma._ 2499, 28194.
2323
17016, 18731, 28245.
Down in the locker of Davy Jones.
21011.
Down where the big bananas
crow. 4819.
Dream love. 25701, 28248, 30364
(69).
Dream melody. 426, 2072 (97)
7222, 10278.
Dream of the lotus flower. 427.
Dreamer (The) 21019.
Dreaming child. 23123.
Dreaming dolly. 428.
Dreaming princess. 23127, 27714
(54).
Dreary moon. 18749.
Driving home the cows from pas-
ture. 231235) 2519F (1), 2otie:
28259-28261. }
Duchess (The). 23137, 25717
Duchess selection. 28266
Duchess waltzes. 25197 (SO)
Duo. 241027.
Dutch kiddies. 446, 2558, 7248
Each day till I die. 7254.
Echo (The) 28275.
Eeny meeny miny mo. 23159,
25197 (S82y.
Elfs (The) 12749.
Enchantment. 10319, 18785.
Enchantress (The) 21048-21050,
25748, 25749, 28291.
End of day. 25750, 25751, 28294.
Entertaining man. 459, 4868,
14319 (58).
Entrance of Rose. 7298.
Entrance of Vivien. 21057.
Epitaph-meditation. 14829.
Eribus. 6648 (52).
Erirus. 2595, 18794, 23184.
Evening song. 28314.
Ever wi’ my Jean. 2615, 43880
Chie
INDEX
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Hvery little girl looks good to
someone. 10340.
Every little movement.
4891, 4892, 12774.
2617-2619,
Expectation. 12779.
Faded rose. 490.
Fading day. 18812.
Fairies. 28334, 30364 (71).
Family album. 23220, 25197 (85).
Farewell to the piano. 9926.
Farmer at the circus. 4380 (113).
Fickle child. 25824.
Finale. 14319 (59).
Finale ultimo. 10378.
Finger practice for piano. 14888,
17081.
First gray hair. 25831, 30364
(72).
Five hundred thousand devils.
232538, 30364 (74).
Flamingo. 2658, 4880 (115), 6648
(54), 17082.
Hashing glances.
Florentina caprice.
Florese. 12822.
Elow’r o’ the moon. 7391.
Fly little butterfly. 7394.
Flying witches. 9782 (88).
For every boy who’s lonely there’s
a girl who’s lonely too. 10899,
10400, 14819 (62), 18881, 21121,
21122, 23268, 23269, 25861.
For Killarney and you.
7400, 104038, 14910.
Fountain and the lily. 14924.
Friend and friend. 25875, 27714
(56).
Frisco rag. 2688, 4961.
Frolic of the bees. 6648 (55).
Gaby waltz. 21152, 27714 (57).
Game of tag. 7484, 7485, 25889.
Gavotte. 6648 (56), 28421.
Gavotte from Mignon. 16489.
Gee whiz, sweety! I’m dead stuck
on you. 574.
Gipsy (The) 12884.
Gipsy’s love song. 12885.
Girl V’ll call my sweetheart must
look like you. 14959, 14960,
21169, 25916, 28445-28449.
Girl in the train. 587, 2725-2727,
7459, T7460.
7381.
7387.
4941,
Girl of my dreams. 588, 4999,
7461, 7462, 12890.
Girl that likes me. 14962.
Girlie-land. 7464, 14819 (64).
Girlies you’ve kissed in dreams.
2730.
Give me a good Havana.
Gladsome spirit. 17127.
Glory to God in the highest.
27714 (62).
Gold fish song.
Golden dreams.
7465.
21187.
10507.
pt. III, n. s., v. 6
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued..
Golden glow. 2759.
Good-bye! good-bye. 14997.
Good-bye my emerald land. 14999,
18961.
Good-bye, my love good-bye. 4880
(116), 5032, 50383, 7496, 15000-
15004, 23367.
Good cheer. 25945.
Good company. 15007.
Good night and good-bye.
Good-night mother dear.
17146, 18966.
Gossip (The) 10524.
Grape girl. 17152.
Grasshopper (The) 12981.
Hail! Thou blessed Savior.
(147), SOU a
Hand in hand. 19015.
Happiness. 26009.
Happy and free. 26010.
Harmony of love. 26018.
Haughty child. 23448.
Haunting rag. 285388.
Havana Anna Ann. 21244.
10517.
12918,
4380
Haying time. 675, 2821, 4380
(118).
He giveth His beloved sleep.
23450, 30364 (81).
He was more like a gentleman
friend. 26036.
Headache in the morning. 15105.
Heart breakers. 15107, 19032,
26088.
Heart to heart.
Hearts are trumps.
(96).
Heave ho, my lads. 7609.
Here’s love and success to you.
26053.
Here’s to the eyes that look in
mine. 2846, 9782 (41).
Hide and seek. 21277.
High heels and buckles.
19048, 25197 (97).
Homeland. 2072 (107), 2867, 5164,
13005, 15145, 15147, 28595.
Homeward bound. 43880 (119).
Honeymooning honey in Bombay.
2873, 17210, 19071.
Hoola Boola glide.
14319 (67), 19072.
How-de-do. 15160, 17214.
How do I love you dear.
How do you do. 21297.
How sweet is love. 10647.
How to bring up a girl. 238505.
Howl of the jaguar. 21300.
Humming top. 15169.
Hunting song. 10653.
Hyacinthia. 28625.
I am lonely for you. 28633, 28634,
I come to Thee. 21320.
I’d like to have a little girl like
you, like me. 19111, 26115.
19033, 19034.
21257, 25197
12993,
10636, 13009,
23503.
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
I’d love to be loved by a girl like
745, 746, 5201, 7692, 9782
you.
(44).
INDEX
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Idle dreams. 17272, 30364 (85).
Idle hours. 28726.
Idylle. 10755.
I’d rather have folks say How
that man did run. 747, 6648
(64), 7694.
I dreamed. 130384.
I, John take thee Matilda. 2072
(110), 2897.
I know a lovely shepherdess.
10687.
I know the place where we will
rest. 2901.
I leave it to you. 15204, 172388,
26128.
I left little Heinie behind. 2902,
4880 (121).
T’ll do no turkey trotting. 21328.
T’ll love you till the sun grows
colds Zima (70).
T’ll never look at a pretty girl
again. 191338, 25197 (110).
t love, love. 21338, 25197 (111),
26148, 26144, 28670-28674.
I love the name of Mary. 755-757,
2910, 15218.
I love you dear. 213386.
I’m a wonderful man in Yonkers.
26149, 27714 (71).
I’m falling in love with some one.
Tao) 2920; T(28.
I’m feeling that way too. ‘760.
I’m going to write to Santa Claus.
26159.
I’m looking for an heiress.
4380 (128).
I’m on the, road to Loveland.
7742.
I’m such a romantic girl.
25197 (116).
I met you in Pittsburg. 23563.
I sing tra-la. 23568, 27714 (74).
I’ve been looking for the perfect
764,
21347,
man. 21356, 25197 (119).
I’ve got my mother’s husband and
she’s got mine. 17766, 7767,
12359 (79).
I’ve heard that before. 27714
(76), 28706.
I’ve never had a_ sweetheart.
287, 18071, 138072, 16728 (40).
want a regular man. 238578,
25197 (120), 26180, 28709.
want a regular pal for a gal.
ZABoZ, 2onte, 25197 (121).
want to be loved that way.
26185.
want to tell you something.
28716, 28717, 30364 (84).
will show you the way. 23584.
won’t come back. 7787, 14319
(74).
would leave my honeymoon for
you. 18087, 18088, 16728 (48).
HH HAY A A
EE
2329
If all my dreams were made of
gold. 19187, 19188, 23592-23594,
25197 (128), 26199, 28731, 28732.
If I had a hundred hearts. 15268,
16728 (44), 28735-28737.
If I had known. 4880 (124),
5266.
If I only had a sweetheart like
yous, 202) (12h):
Jf I should dream of you. 7800,
14319 (77).
If I were a red red rose. 5267,
12359 (80).
If one little girl loves me. 28741,
28742.
If only some one would teach me.
804, 2072 (128).
If that ain’t love what is.
14819 (78).
If the man in the moon would
speak. 26204, 27714 (80).
If the wealth of the world were
mine. 21387.
If you can’t be as happy as you’d
like to be. 21889, 27714 (81).
If you'll do dat for me. 2965.
If you'll only snuggle me. — 7814,
14319 (79).
If you will love me dearly. 5275,
7807,
9782 (47).
In a little while. 28611, 27714
(82).
In April. 2984, 4380 (128).
In bad man’s land. 23614, 25197
(126), 26218. ns
In loving time. 21400, 25197
(128), 26224.
In meadow land. 26225.
In old Wall street. 23625, 25197
(129), 26228.
In our dream world. 26229, 30364
(86).
In pillow town. 21403, 25197
(130);
In remembrance. 4380 (129),
5298.
In society. 28771.
In society it’s always’ dress
parade. 21405, 25197 (1382).
In solitude. 13129, 14319 (87).
In syncopatia land. 21406.
In the depths of the woods. 3000.
In the golden afterwhile, Nellie
dear. 236382, 25197 (1384).
In the golden long ago.
9782 (48).
In the morning. 13134.
In the swim. 887, 2072 (126).
7850,
In the _ swing. 1ISIS7, Let3s,
14319 (88).
International cup. 846.
INDEX
Di day NWS. V¥e.6
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Trish smile. 27714 (85).
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Is it love, am I dreaming. 13149,
16728 (45), 21428.
Isabelle. 18150.
Island of sweet sixteen. 10835,
14319 (89).
Isn’t it nasty of papa. 7892,
14319 (90).
It never can happen again. 21485.
It’s a long lane that has no turn-
ing.
28821.
17324, 19257, 25197 (187),
It’s better to forget and smile.
26271.
It’s easy to be a lady if you try.
(IOI ASO COE):
It’s pretty soft for Simon. 858.
It’s something that you cannot
learn from books. 859, 4880
(133).
Tv’s the bump. 18154.
It’s time for a tip-top time. 15882,
16728 (46).
It was not so long ago. 153835.
Jack of hearts. 6648 (78).
Jealousy. 13163; 14319 (93),
26281.
Johnny and the bumble bee.
19293.
Joyeux. 18178, 143819 (97).
Joyful song. 21454,
Jumblies (The)
Jumping Jupiter.
Jupiter. 23699.
Just for you.
Just to forget.
Katy did.
889.
3073.
1628) (48) 23715, 23746.
Katy-did song. 897.
Keep away from a married man.
26326, 263827, 27714 (90).
Keep Thou my feet. 21481.
Kiss of youth. 3097.
Klown kapers. 27714 (92),
INrazy kat. 19355:
Land of lovely ladies. 26380.
2072 (131), 5384-5386,
7963, 10904, 18202, 15389, 15390,
28914.
3069, 4880 (134).
21472, 27714 (88).
Land of Maiden’s charms. 10959.
Land of the heart. 21508.
Land of the sultan’s dream.
10960, 18243, 14819 (103).
Lane that leads to Drowsy land.
16728 (49).
Mast “davis: 2o ate.
Last little girl is you.
30364 (91).
Latest society pet.
Leading the simple
14819 (104).
Legend (The)
Let me be free.
Let me be your only beau.
Let me have peace.
5428.
life.
28944.
28934,
8021,
28957, 30364 (93).
10980.
22562 (87).
2326
Let me keep on dreaming. 23800,
27714 (95).
Let’s get spooney awhile. 956.
Let’s run away. 9782 (53).
Let us fill the cup divine. 15441. —
Let us have peace. 17398-17400,
19398-19401, 21522, 21528, 23804—
23806.
Letter you shouldn’t have sent.
10988, 14819 (107).
Life is a riddle. 5467.
Life is but a melancholy flower. »
967.
Light of heart.
Light of heaven.
17412.
969, 9782 (54).
Lily and the rose. 15466.
Lingering love. 26423, 28985,
30364 (94).
List to the voice divine. 15478.
Little chatterbox. 28995.
Little dancer. 138284. .
Little Fifi. 5486, 9782 (57).
Little girl I love you. 8081, 143819
(108).
Little gypsie girl. 6648 (81).
Little lessons. 15481.
Little Maggie Brady.
11019, 12859 (87), 29001.
Little orphant Annie.
29007.
Little tease. 26441.
Little wag. 19448.
Live for to-day. 8090.
Lo, my heart it sings. 4380 (142).
Lonely fiddler. 13298.
Love. 18309, 16728 (50).
Love alone I sigh and long for.
13310.
Love, bah!
Love eyes.
Love is a race.
11017-
29005,
21571.
23873.
15518.
Love is something that has to
grow. 19466, 25197 (154).
Love me all the time. 17451,
19469, 22562 (91).
Love not in vain. 3208.
Love sick. 3205.
Lovely Lulu. . 21588.
Love’s promise. 5528, 14319
(US Ne
Lovetime. 14319 (114).
Loving. 10d1) B2iG ad, dibo4@:
Macushla selection. 26498.
Madame Sherry. 5548, S167,
13338, 14319) (Glo e
Madame Sherry laneers. 1021.
Madame Sherry waltzes. 11072.
Mlle. Rosita. 11073, 17475, 21608.
Mah honey love. 2072 (142),
Soin
Maid and the rose. 14319 (118).
Maid o’ Glenmore. 19518.
Maiden’s lament. 29088.
Maids of Sorrento. 21614.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued. Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Mammy’s prayer. 8198. My shadow. 15789.
Mamselle Lucinda. 21621. My sweet. 138527, 25197 (177).
Man, naughty, naughty man. My toast to you. 2072 (149).
21624. My todalo man. 21758, 25197
Man’s a man for a’ that. 1042, (178).
ZmoT (159). Naughty Hans. 19729.
Manhattan isle. 26514. Naughty Marietta. LLSO.S ZOR2
March chorus and entrance of (150) BAO, S425. ORS2e ie),
regent. 21632, 27714 (100). 126 4= 1 268, 14319 (124).
March of the prince’s regiment. Naughty Marietta waltz. 22562
21635. (100).
Marionettes’ wedding. 17499, Neck and neck. 26727, 30364
21642, 25197 (162). (108).
Mars. 23956. Neptune. 3418.
Mazurka mignonne. 38287.
* Mean old are light. 26557.
Measured steps. 8248.
Memories. 8265.
Men are all alike. 24001, 25197
Gilg). .
Men, men, men. . 8309.
Mercury. 24014.
Merry child. 21689.
Merry jingling bells. 24016, 25197
(166).
Merry mill. 21691.
Merry month of May. 17586,
25197 (167).
Merry spin. 19587.
Message of a star-beam. 3825,
4380 (145).
Mignonnette. 11156.
Miller and the smith. 21697.
Minnie the: queen of the schuet-
zenfest. 240438.
Minona. 21701.
Modern soldiers’ parade. 1104.
Mollie dear. 11168.
Moon baby. 17578.
Moorish processional. 24069—
24070.
Never lose your heart in the moon-
light. 13547, 16728 (54).
Never mind Singing, just dance my
dear. 21769, 21770, 25197 (179).
Never mind the family tree look
at the business plant. 8485,
13548, 14319 (126).
New kingdom. 8440, 21772.
Night time. 5740, 9782 (72).
Nighty girl. 1205, 1206.
Nihilists ee PAETAS
Nine piano sketches. 2642.
Nine tonal beauties. 3916.
No one: but “yous wigs 2) al Zee:
12859 (94), 19753.
Nocturno. 13560.
Nodding tulip. 8491.
None easier. 15844.
Northern dance. 26759, 380364
(105).
Nothing so soft ever happened to
me. 2938384.
Nymphs and fawns. 24198.
O lily of the valley. 26775.
O Thou that changeth not. 43880
GIO) bgs2,
Oh, bring me love. 21886.
Morenita. 17580. Oh, come fair maid and dance
Mother machree. 1123. with me. 1251.
Moya. 19648. Oh, those boys. 2072 (156).
Murmuring brooklet. 19653. Old brocade. 1268.
My baby boy. 19665. Old days were the best days. 8570.
My fable. 26689. Old noblesse. 21851.
My heart has learned to love you. Olden times. 13613.
1149, 3885, 11228. Olympus. 29402.
My honey of my heart. 18504, On pleasure bent. 38496.
=
‘o
ol
ee Pe a a a
16728 (52). On San Francisco Bay. 8588,
My Honolulu honey Lou. 18505, 8589, 26822, 29405.
13506, 16728 (58). On stilts. 13616.
My lady Dixie. 24109, 26696, On the ballroom floor. 15915.
80364 (100). On the quiet. 24274, 25197 (192).
My lady star. 24110. On the road that leads to you.
My land. 1154-1157. . 21861, 25197 (1938), 26827.
My little sugar baby. 26698, On wings of love. 24278, 24279.
27714 (103). One I love. 21868.
My love is like a simple prayer. One word from you. 26832, 27714
30364 (102). (107).
My old town. 17621, 19701, 24122, Only a boy. 8604, 11383
25197 (175), 26710, 29286, 29287. Only moon that I want to see.
My playroom. 11244. 29423.
2321
INDEX
Di EE aes... ¥2°6
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
14319 (129).
26857, 27714
Opening chorus.
Oriental maidens.
(108).
Oriole in colorg gay. 11399.
Other fellow. 2072 (159).
Out of darkness into light. 21882.
Out on the storm swept sea.
24807.
Out with the owl. 1298, 2072
(160).
Palmy days. 21891, 27714 (109).
Paradise of Mahomet. 8650,
11429, 15958, 29455-29457.
Parting smile. 21898.
Pearl maiden. 29479.
People will talk you know.
6648 (98).
Perfidy. 4880 (158), 5886.
Perfume. 1326.2 19907,
(197).
Persian princess.
Philadelphia drag.
(199), 26923.
Piccadilly bend. 24358,
(113).
Pickaninnies. 19922.
Pickaninny sleep song.
Pietro. 21924.
Pine tree stands lonely. 13850.
Pipe and stein song. 16005.
Pirouette. 19931, 27714
29499, 29500.
Plant a watermelon on my grave.
19932.
1322,
25197
26912.
21915, 25197
27714
26925.
(114),
Play the game. 21931, 25197
(200).
Playing in the barn. 21982.
Plenty Hawk. 11477, 14319 (182).
Poet’s song. 19944.
Pollywogs at play.
Pomegranate flowers.
Pony ride. 243876.
Poor old Adam was my father.
8723, 8724, 14819 (183).
Pourquoi. 8730, 9782 (76).
Powder and rouge. 19959, 22562
(109).
Pretty Elsie. 19971.
Pretty little sunshade.
30364 (109).
Processional march. 24422.
Pussy willows. 16052.
Queenly steps. 21986.
Question (The) 16060.
Radiant smiles. 2072 (162).
Rag-time love. 17827, 19994,
24447, 25197 (203).
Rain or sun. 11558.
Red pepper. 1413, 2072 (164),
5983, 5984, 8817-8819, 11566.
Red widow. 24459, 24460, 24461,
27016, 27017, 27714 (119).
Renunciation. 4380 (159), 5998.
Resignation. 11585.
26951, 26952.
21943.
24408,
2328
rn
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Réve (Un) 16085.
Right as ninepence.
Rigodon. 22019.
Robin (The) 16105.
Roll a little pill for me. 16107,
20086, 22562 (114), 24491.
Rosalind. 2072 (165).
Rose lucky rose. 22086, 27714
(PAL)
Rose shop. 8895, 8896, 11645.
Rose waltz. 29662.
Rosita. 8908, 8909.
Roulette reel. 16134, 17873, 20066,
22044, 24522, 29670.
"Round the world. 27082.
Royal durbar. 22047, 25197 (208),
29671.
Russian bear. 22049.
Rustie dance. 29680.
Sad song. 16142.
Sadness. 27090.
Said the rose to the Barbie bee.
24537.
Sailing sweetheart you and “
1488.
St. Patrick’s day. 22055.
Sally. 8988, 14319 (187).
Same old love. 16153, 17891.
Santanitza. 11700, 18806, 13807,
14819 (188), 16154.
Saturn. 24554.
Saucy moon. 22070, 27714 (122).
Save up your kisses for a rainy
day. 1506, 3771, 6648 (105).
Scholars companion. 3790, 11735,
22078.
School comrades. 6103.
Serenade. © 13843.
Sérénade espagnole. 13848.
Serenade in Venice. 20150.
Sérénade romantique. 22098.
Shah (The). 6648 (108).
Sham. 9015.
Shamrock. 27158.
She was lovely to her mother.
13868.
She was the girl I loved the best
6014.
of all. 24605, 27714 (128).
Shepherds and _ shepherdesses.
14987.
Shine softly Mr. Moon. 2072
(170).
Shout the glad tidings o’er vale
and hill. 24616.
Sing me a song. 29788.
Singing children. 16230.
Singing gondoliers. 4380 (163),
6172.
Sirocco. 1577, 1578, 2072 (172),
20186, 20187.
Skeleton in the closet. 11810.
Skipping rope. 18891.
Slavonia. 13894.
Sleep darling. 27193.
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Sleep well. 16234.
Sleeping and waking.
27714 (124).
Slip your glad rags on and come
with me. 4880 (164), 11814. |
Slumber sweetly. 16287.
Smithy (The) 27202, 30364
(114);
Snoop! snoop! 21208, a03864
(5).
Snow time. 20201, 24661, 25197
(219).
Snuggle. 9077.
Solitude. 20208.
Some day, dear heart. 16255,
16728 (62).
Some golden day. 16260.
Somebody’s mother. 22144.
Somewhere she’s flirting with
Someone. 16265, 16728 (68).
Song of the night.
Song of the thrush. 20234.
Songs that you used _ to
16278, 16728 (64).
Songs without words.
Souvenir de Dvorak.
Souvenir de Grieg.
Souvenir de Mozart. 11861.
Souvenir de Wagner. 11862.
Spinning song. 13988,
(141).
Spirit of speed. 6648 (118).
Spooks. 16297.
Spring flowers.
Spring is here.
17958.
11859.
11860.
20268.
1642.
Squirrel and the nut. 6648 (117).
30364
Staceato etude.
(116).
Steeple Jack.
(127), 29910.
Summer evening. 163841.
24735,
Summer lullaby. 4380
6270.
Sun of my soul. 24781, 30364
Cae)
Sun rays. 11919.
Sun shines on my wedding day.
9212, 9782 (80).
Superior march album.
Suppose. 24791.
Supposing. 22221.
Surprise. 22222, 22223.
Swallows (The) 14988.
1690.
Sweet, before the summer goes.
3970.
Sweet senorita. 18015, 20814,
25197 (230).
Sweet stars are shining. 3981.
Switchback rag. 29967.
Sylphes (Les) 14009.
Take me now or forever say good-
bye. 29969.
26596—_12
T
9
oO
24649,
29848, 29849.
Song of the spinning wheel. 22162.
sing.
14319
24746, 27294, 27714
(166),
INDEX
A SE a ET OS OTT AO A eT >:
2329
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Take me there.
(146).
Tale of love.
9268, 9264, 14319
14319 (147).
Tale of two hearts. 11956.
Teach me to forget. 9289.
Teach me to pray. 17389, 6318,
63819, 11970, 14627, 14628.
Tender thoughts. 4380 (167).
That pretty little song. 27390,
27714 (181).
That’s the way to treat a little
doggie. 14056, 14319 (150).
That’s the way we do it out in
Kansas. 1758, 2072 (188).
That’s Yiddisha love. 40383.
That was a grand old song.
6648 (122), 9327.
That was where his little joke
came in. 11997.
That will keep him true to you.
14059, 14319 (149).
There is no harm in that. 22289.
There is no place like old New
York. 24863.
There is one born every minute.
12006, 12359 (108).
There's a better time a coming for
us all. 2072 (186).
There’s a raft of money in graft.
2002, (ASH):
There’s never an hour. 1771.
They all look good when they’re
far away. 22297, 27714 (182).
They follow me everywhere. 2072
(188).
They’ve won every nation’s battles
but their own. 1774, 6344, 9346.
Thinking of thee. 4051.
This is grand. 22308, 25197 (242).
Thoroughbred (The) 4880 (169),
6349, 6350, 24878.
Those eyes. 9361, 9782 (88).
Those heavenly eyes. 93638, 12026,
14072, 14819 (152).
Thou blessed man of God. 24880,
27714 (184).
Thoughtless child. 24883.
Tie your little bull outside.
4076.
Till the sands of the desert grow
cold. 63857, 20404, 30057, 30058,
30364 (124).
Tim Callahan. 4077, 9782 (89).
Tiny windmill. 1789.
To live for thee. 27436.
To the land of my own romance.
24903, 24904, 25197 (245).
To the strains of that wedding
march. 4086.
To thee. 4087, 6648 (125).
Told by the firelight. 20412.
Tony Caponi. 24910, 27714 (185).
Tramp! tramp! tramp! 4102,
4380 (171).
1768,
4075,
INDEX
pt. Ma, ns a6
——EEE
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Trifles. 6648 (127).
Truant love. 9422, 14819 (1538).
Try and make your neighbors
happy too. 16470, 18100, 30095.
Turquoise (The) 16728 (67).
Two larks. 15485.
Two to Duluth. 14117, 16728 (68).
Uncle Billy was a fireman. 9448,
14819 (154).
Under any old tree at all. 14128.
Under the dreamy moon. 24946,
25197 (246), 27478.
Until life shall be done. 141387.
Upsi-daisy. 12093, 14319 (155).
Vain is my _ strength. 12095,
14139.
Valse bohéme. 18115.
Valse chromatique. 10501.
Valse de concert. 12099.
Valse fantaisie. 24966, 30364
CIZiG)
Venus. 24986.
Verb to love. 22384, 25197 (250).
Victor Herbert album. 9522.
Village blacksmith. 25004.
Vodka. 22404.
Voice of the cello.
(251).
Voleano (The) 1901.
Wading in the brook. 22407.
Wait till you’re sure you love me.
2072 (198).
Waiting for God and thee.
Wake baby eyes of blue.
12164, 12359 (111), 16560.
Waltzes. 27562.
Water frolics. 27567.
We are out for Manuel. 25049,
27714 (189).
We'll all go home when there’s
no place else to go. 1925, 4880
(173), 6478.
We will go, go, all aglow to Go go.
22424, 22425, 25197 (258).
20524; 25197
30199.
9562,
We will go, go, to Go-go. 27577,
27578.
What a frightful scandal. 27585,
27714 (140).
What’s the use of moonlight.
9608, 14819 (159).
What should Dolly wear? 18176.
What would my poor wife Say.
9611.
When I am all your own.
(174), 6510.
When I carved your name on the
old oak tree. 22440.
When love flies in the window.
25088, 25197 (256).
When summer days depart. 9636.
When Sunday rolls around. 20587,
22451, 25197 (257).
4380
2330
ET NS © NS =
When sweet sixteen. 1967, 4283,
6516, 6517, 12215-12217, 14241,
14319 (161-163), 16624.
When tender love you are con-
fessing. 380248.
When the heart beats true. 2072
(196).
When the honeymoon is. over.
4380 (175), 6522.
When the right man sings Tra la
la. 22458, 25197 (259).
When the sunshine of springtime.
4292, 9782 (96).
When thou art near me. 1970.
When woman is the question.
20608, 22470, 25197 (260).
When you are near. 4297.
When you hear love’s hello.
30364 (1380).
Where the River Shannon flows.
1982.
While the big old
round. 30279.
Whispers. 14255.
White lies, black lies.
27637, 27714 (146).
Who knows. 25120.
Why am I lonely without you.
22492.
Why that tear. 9782 (97).
Wild rose. 2007, 4822, 4880 (177).
Windy nights. 4828, 6648 (187).
30267,
world rolls
27636,
Wings of love. 20646, 22562
(181). ;
With down cast eye. 2018, 2019.
With love. 12291.
With the twinkle in her eye. 16678,
16679, 22510, 30320.
Witmark banjo- folio. 6584.
Witmark cello and piano folio.
9708. |
Witmark collection of quartets.
6585, 6586.
Witmark cornet and piano folio.
6587.
Witmark dance folio. 9710.
Witmark mandolin and guitar
folio. 6589-6596.
Witmark trombone and _ piano
folio. 6597.
Witmark violin and piano folio.
6599-6602.
Wonder songs. 2026.
Won’t some one take me home.
2027, 2072 (199).
Won’t you be my Sunday girl.
27660.
Wooden soldiers parade. 6616,
9725.
Wooing winds.
Yachting. 4346.
Year ago. 43848.
You are charming.
30328, 30329.
22533.
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
You bid me say good-bye. 4880
(179), 6622.
You can’t pay the landlord with
love. 22587, 22538, 25197 (266).
You could love me just the same.
25172, 25197 (267), 27686.
You have to hand it to them.
25174, 25197 (268).
You love me. 30344.
You may kiss me good-night dear.
25177, 25197 (269).
Young cadets. 9761.
Young recruits. 27695.
Zephyr. 2058, 6648 (140), 9768,
20700, 27704.
27° valse brillante. 616.
2nd mazurka. 2754.
Witt (M. S.) Fatimah. 4917, 9782
(32).
Witt-Maxwell (K.) Moonlight lullaby.
8321
W ittberger
9886.
Wittenberg (Ff. C. & J.)
G. A. R. 4931, 25840.
Wittenberg bros. Flag of the G. A. R.
25840.
Witter (F. R.)
(A.) Ave verum corpus.
Flag of the
Praise God. 17752.
Wittersheim (Mrs. J.) Will you tell
ine Sweetheart dear. 2010.
Wittmaak (H. 8S.) Boy scout.
Wittman (M. G.):
Fountain spray. 23278.
Kelly? ’m the man. 238719.
Wittmann (T.):
Baby Dollar. 20783.
In my gendola. 17294.
Witts (C.) Teasing eyes.
Witzell (J.) When you smile.
Witzmann (E.) & co., ine.
skirt rag. 5157.
Wobersin (W.) Schule fiir die laute
oder bass-guitarre. 11743.
Worz (R.) Liederbuch des deutschen.
21530.
Woss (J. V. von):
Heiliges lied. 687.
Vier lieder. 2023.
Wohl: (—):
As du kenst nit un weist nit nemt
men sich nit unter. 27803.
12530.
11971.
1975.
Hobble
NS
Wohl (—)—Continued.
Nehm schon ob zurik dein suesse
heim. 3414.
Oy horachmon. 3534.
Polisecher Yid. 38591.
Polish Jew. 11484.
Zu het ihr nit gesehen mein
Moishe. 4872.
Wohilfahrt (F.): (
Sechszig elementar-etiiden. $2296,
1229%, f
75 etuden fiir violine. 9711. ge
Wohlfahrt (H.) Klavier-schule fiir
den elementar-unterrieht. 10934.
Wohlgemuth (A.) When the weather
is nice. 20601.
Wohlgemuth (G.) :
Bin am weg gestanden. 18481.
Es ist ein briinnlein geflossen.
18796.
Ganz im geheimen. 18907.
Liebespost. 19410.
Wie schon ist doch die welt.
14263.
Wolbach (Mrs. L.) Life is to us what
we make it. 17408.
Wolbrock (C.) Down on Belle Isle.
WolcotiaG@s.45)+
Class mates march. 22960.
How beautiful upon the moun-
tains. 10642.
In sweet companionship.
Praise ye Jehovah. 26964.
Wolerstein (S.) My Maryland. 1162,
1163, 3389.
Woleslagel (KE. L.):
Girded for battle.
Jesus Saves. 38055.
Jesus will bear me o’er. 8057.
Pleasures evermore. 38585.
There is someone who
27400.
Treasure in the heavens. 4104.
When the King shall come. 27612.
Wolf (C.) Two fairy stories. 2024.
Wolf (Ernie):
My dream love. 17606.
Nellie darling. 13548.
Wolf (Ernst):
Kalodont-walzer.
Verliebte plakate.
830.
25913.
knows.
10902.
12124.
Auf schulom steht die welt. 22701. | Wolf (J.) Waiting for you. 12163.
Aus frauen-recht. 27824. Wold (lL. de) See De Wolf (L.)
Beht tates mames auf kinder. | Wolf (O.):
22766. Muttertindelei. 13483.
Bist mein kroin mein welt. 27910. Sterbende kind. 138954.
Chad gadyo. 23869. Wolf (S.) Wolf’s music time blocks.
Dus bisele erd. 28270. 2025.
Eltern’s liebe is wahre liebe. | Wolf (W.) Corps diplomatique. O77.
23169. \ Wolf-Camp music co. Awakening of
EHmunoh is theuer. 2587. the flowers. 20780.
Grager (Der) ‘23392. Wolf-Ferrari (E.):
Holt fest dein emune. 26077. Fantasia. 283845.
Jizik. -23663. Inquisitive women. 26257,
Zook
fue |
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INDEX
| pt. 1. Ssarve 6
' = =f ee — ==
Woltf-Ferrari (.)-—Continued. Wood (A.):
Schmuck der Madonna. 24561. Fairy dreams. 28385.
Susannens geheimnis. 11927. Property man. 16048.
Suzanne’s secret. 27881, 29951. Wood (Mrs. A.) American boy for
Wolfe (A. D.) Ashes of roses. 183380. me. 18295.
Wolfe (H. M.) My Yuma gal. 15798. | Wood (A. W.):
Wolfe (L. BH.) That hobble, hobble Merry Christmas. 29165.
skirt. 9321. Sing a song of Christmas. 30751.
Wolfenberger (B.) Chatter box. | Wood (B. F.) musie¢ ¢o.:
12585. Aeolienne. 277384.
Wolff (B.) 12 short octave studies. Alone. 16760.
9718. April melody. 25298.
Wolff (C. A. H.) Kleine pianist. 7988. Arbutus. 22676.
Wolff (H. J.) Love novel. 3204. At the fair. 16794.
Wolff (F.) Summer love. 16348. Ave Maria. 22718.
Wolff (J.) Vl be waiting for you. Barearolle. 6819.
28664. Berceuse napolitaine. 22780.
Wolff (L.): Bohémiens (Les) 12527.
Coon serenade. 25587. Caprice. 24442.
My loving Irish homestead. 26704. Chanson d’ avril. 6967.
Wolff (M.) Heisse eisen. 5123. Chanson du fauconier. 22912.
Wolff (M. B.) What is this world Chanson orientale. 22914.
coming to. 9603. Chant des moissonneurs. 22919.
Wolff (W.): Chant du berger breton. 22920.
Farewell to the dear old regiment. Chant du matin. 6975.
103860. Chant du _ pécheur norvégien.
Jolly pastimes. 26297. 22921.
Love feast of fashion. 26468. Chatelaine. 22926.
Ostrich trot. 26859. Children’s musical moments. 258.
Our flag shall not fall. 11404. Confidence (Les) 7064.
Wolfield (G.) If in thy dreams. Dance of the Arabs. 28152.
17275. Dance of the clowns. 28153.
Wolfram, (G.) : Dance of the elves. 7118.
Down by the river. 420. Dance of the flower girls. 28154.
Wolfs music time blocks, ltd. Wolf's | Dance of the peasants. 28157.
music time blocks. 2025. — ee Danse bretagne. 12664.
Wolfsfeld (C.) Sleepy Nell. 22128, Danse des sorciéres. 7127.
24650, 25197 (218). Danse folatre. 23056.
Wollenhaupt (H. A.): Danse russe. 25641.
Five characteristic pieces. 6607. Danse villageoise. 7128.
Gazelle (La) 10451. Danza napolitana. 14717.
Inquiétude (L’) 10821. Difficulté. 7179.
Wolpaw (S.): ! Eglantine. 25738.
After school. 14. Elégie. 23164.
At plain | i: Evening song. 17054.
Chase! (The) 249. Evening star waltz. 7314.
In Bohemia. 817. Fairy dance. 17064.
In old colonial days. 827. Virelight land. 7379.
Wolstenholme (W.): Ice king. 7788.
Waves of glory roll. 20552. | Dance of the hunters. 28156.
Adagio in EB. 22592*. In castle halls. 7836.
Allegro militaire. 18278. In der Tréika. 23617.
Allegro vivace in G. 18281. Japanese dance. 3045, 13161.
Impromptu in G. 6608. Joyeuse entrée. 79386.
Moderato in G minor. 19607. Kiss of my love. 7984.
Wolter (0.): Mirchen. 3646.
Marche héroique. 29107.
America my home so famed. 39. Marjorie ma ebérie oseen
Lieder der liebe und sehnsucht.
92246 Mazurka. 8246.
2 eee eh Mazurka caprice. 23976.
Wolverhampton (Viscount) : Mazurka d’amour. 23977.
Awakening (An) 14426. Menuet de la princesse. 1084.
Silent dusk. 16222. a Merry games. 17532.
Womersley (R. W.) Divine love hath Merry meeting. 175385.
made me free. 10247. Musette paysanne. 24093.
a al
/ i we
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Wood (B. F.) music co.—Continued.
Music box. 19655.
‘Nuit dans la forét. 8504.
On the playground. 17696.
Opera gems. 24291.
Petite danseuse. 13382.
Pierrette. 24362.
Poéme d’amour. 29509.
Polka militaire. 11487.
Premiére violette. 29531.
Reine du bal. 8830.
Reine du salon. 20009.
Réves du passé. 20023.
Rose d’amour. 20051.
Se saran rose. 1535.
Song of confidence. 20225.
Soubrette (La) 11854. -
Souvenir d’automne. 27264.
Stolen glances. 11882.
Susurri veneziani. 16354.
Technical studies. 18044.
Tender thoughts. 18047.
Valse viennoise. 30144.
Venetian dream. 27517.
Voices of spring. 18146.
Whirling leaves. 1987.
Wood (C. E.) Oh its great to look
back and remember. 29384.
Wood (C. P.)::
Dream-boat. 7219.
In a garden. 7838.
New love. 19741.
Wood (Charles) :
Sword (The). 24817.
Visit from the sea. 25014.
Wood (Chester) Don’t you think that
I am that way too. 18728.
Wood 1@D:!-D:)-"*
Behold I show you a mystery.
6849.
In the beginning was the Word.
28777.
Magnificat. 5556.
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem.
8734.
Sanectify, O beatific Lord. 11694.
There shall be no more. night
there. 12012.
Twilight shadows fall. 9442.
Wood (F.):
Countryman’s holiday. 30448.
Father’s whiskers. 12796.
My bungalow by the sea. 153486.
Out on the rippling river. 18635.
Such a good boy am I. 20286.
You’d better go back again. 4357.
Wood (F. D.) Great conquest march.
18244 (62).
Wood (H.):
Birth of spring. 6874.
Kelly land. 30577.
Lochinvar. 23856.
May in my garden. 29138.
Omaha. 8583.
Oona of the_sea. 24290.
Wood (H.)—Continued.
Scherzo fantastique. 27116.
Sheila. -24606.
Sing! sing! happy hearts, sing.
17921.
Sunny hours. 16348.
Three sea songs. 2088.
Two little pieces. 27667.
When the daisy opes her eyes.
9638.
Wood (H. A.) Baby to give away.
27841.
Wood (H. D.) Bunyip (The). 22850.
Wood (Mrs. J. P.) With roses we'll
crowh. 12298, 16676.
Wood (QE Ke):
Song of Spain.
Song of Tangier.
Wood (N. B.)
24687.
24688.
Oh little rose. 21840.
Wood (S.) American boy for me.
18295.
Wood (W.):
Bubbles. 4601.
Dreaming waltz. 4825.
Whoop er up. 14259.
Yankee notions. 14285.
Wood (W.G.) He knows best. 15100.
Wood OWE i):
Glee club songs.
Love’s hypnotism.
Wood (W. McConnell-)
25923.
26485.
See MecCon-
nell-Wood (W.)
Woodbury (J. B.) What she said.
4264.
Woodcock (W. G.) Eternal promise.
21061.
Woode (N. E.) Will you love me the
same all the year. 30303.
Woodford (P. F.) :
Cainpfire reveries. 2339.
Night eyes. 24161.
Widow chaperone. 4317.
Woodforde-Finden (A.):
Corona. 16950, 16951.
Fate. 25802.
Lover in Damascus. 8139.
Pathway of the moon. 5875.
Reflections. 8822.
Rice was under water. 27036.
Stars of the Desert. 27292.
Willow wand. 30304.
You are all that is lovely. 27681.
Woodhouse (F. L.) My auto Jaddie.
29255.
Woodin (M.) Boiled owl. 9988.
Woodman (C. M.) Old King Cole.
3494.
Woodman (F. D.):
Peace anthem. 15978.
Reveries. 16089.
Woodman (J.) Disappearing column.
A797.
Woodman (R. H.):
Buttercups. 25469.
Constant lover. 14673.
33
*
INDEX
pt. Ti hsv. 6
Woodman (R. H.)—Continued.
Faith of our fathers living still.
2630.
Gypsy daisies. 25994.
My hour. 5702.
My ould loves. 29289.
Night has a thousand eyes. 26739.
Old English drinking-song. 15901.
Quite true. 5973.
Throuble (The) 380048.
When I am dead. 302388.
Wind of the downs. 6573.
Wrentham. 22524.
Woodroof (Mrs. S. M.)
5729.
Woodruff (B. C.)
little orphan girl.
Woodruff (C. W.):
Jack’s wooing. 15340.
National song.
I am only a poor
2885.
Sweetheart in every port. 22236.
When Helen kissed me. 22489.
Woods (H.) Determination march.
25667.
Woods (G. H.) Galloping song.
21156.
Woods (J.) Shopping at the tencent
store. 9027.
Woods Gi. J:):
Honey dear,
19067.
Make those eyes behave. 21616.
When the bee sips the honey from
why did you leave.
the rose. 22452.
Woodward (H.):
First violet. - 23251.
Magnolia mazurka.
May flowers. 23971.
Sea breeze polka. 24572.
Song of the flowers. 24693.
Sweet blossoms. 24801.
Sweet thoughts. 24810.
23924,
Young hunter’s march. 25181.
Woodward (H. H.) Du dotter Sion,
fojda dig. 2556.
Woodward (M.) Under the lilacs.
12087.
Woodworth (H. 8S.) Watch for the
clouds to go drifting by. 12171.
Woodworth (W. B.) ‘Tonight’s my
last night single. 27488.
Wooler (A.):
Break, day of God. 10005.
Come unto Me. 802.
From heavenly heights. 17104.
God is love. 28468.
O blessed Saviour mine.
O Lord rebuke me not.
Pomp and pageantry. 13679.
Wooley (K.) Bonnie May. 27925.
Woolf (H.) Unique chanukkah party.
30128.
Woollett (H.)
26771.
17665.
Concertsttick. 25580.
Woolsey (C. L.):
Father’s gone back to the coun-
try. 21094.
Mashed potatoes.
19544, 30612.
Woolston (C. H.)
All for me, even
me. 9808.
Woomer (A. W.) Bill gets all the
kisses. 18480.
Wooster (M.) Far across the sea.
17067.
Worch (H.) Hearts contentment.
684.
Worden (J. D: W.) Tt is all 2 can
do. 7895. i
Worden (lL. M.) Stone harbor. 17986.
Workinger (J. D.):
Bring back the ‘good old fashioned
way. 10009.
Meet me to-night on the old mill
pond. 11125.
Workman (A.):
Gavolette (Die) 4979.
Hitipf schottisch. 5180.
Polkola. 5918.
Valse moulinet. 6421.
Worlock (H.) Plumstones. 243872.
Wormald (F.) Surrender. 27325.
Wormser (A.) Danse de la Sulamite.
10193.
Worrell). (ho aks) Toys rebellion.
24915.
Worsley (C.):
Encore je t?aime. 21051.
Pas ce soir. 5870.
Tes lévres parfumées. 9305.
11980.
Vers amour. 6482.
Worth (F.) pseud. See Grady (©. I)
Koenig (F. I.)
| Worth (W.) Felicie. 23235.
p Guan ES (R.) Holy, holy, holy,
Lord. 7648.
Worthington (A. T.) Feelin’ fine.
4677.
Worton (D.) I never, never, never,
| never saw such a thing before.
2929.
Wottawa (H.) Vier fantaisiestticke.
12308.
Wottitz (T.) Was die glocke vom
Stefansthurm erzahit. 6471.
Woyrsech (F.):
| Da lachte schoén Sigrid.
346, 347.
Eremit (Der) 461.
Im spiel der wellen. S811.
Toteninsel (Die) 1808.
Wrangell (B.) Arabesque. 2157.
Wratten (M.) Under ’neath a south-
ern-sky. 223854.
Wratten (M. A.) When the busy bees
are humming. 16627.
Wray (J. I.):
Butter-cup. 27958.
Cross patch. O87.
Roses. 29665.
2304
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Wray (J. I.)—Continued.
Treasured memories. 20419.
Tulip polka. 80100.
Won’t you be my _ sweetheart
please. 380325.
Wreck of the Hesperus. 30332.
Wright (—) Five favorite Yule-tide
songs. 380338.
Wright (A.):
Because I love you so. 9924.
My dear old
11214.
Wright (A. Bedford-)
Wright (A.)
Wright (A. K.):
Game of hearts. 10444.
I loved you a thousand years ago.
10701.
Lightning bug. 8067.
Love me jes’ to death. 8134.
My Japan boy. 13508.
You don’t have to flatter. 9754.
Wright (B. P.). Where love is king.
20616.
southern home.
See Bedford-
Wright (C.) Holy Father, in Thy
merey. 15143.
Wreht (C, H.): |
Back to the old crowd. 27850.
Dream of a kiss. 28249.
Only to keep your love, darling.
29424.
You know it.
Wright (C. L.)
7334.
30342.
Faithful to Jesus.
Wright (E.) Something in the way.
24674.
Wright (E. A.)* My Kerry colleen.
29212.
Wright (EK. G.) Wright’s ragtime
yodle. 97384.
Wright (F.) jr.
Old fisherman. 5809. |
Wright (F. A.) |
Won’t you take a
stroll with me. 16683.
Wright (G.):
Luna Park. 15550.
Oh, William Taft. 15890.
Wright (H.) My daddy’s auld du-
deen. 8361, 9782 (69).
Wright (H. E.) Come up to London
town. 28094.
Wright (J.) Niagara Falls.
Wright (J. D.)
(93).
» Wright (James) I’m all alone. 26150.
EWright (L. D.):
I Our birth is but a sleep and a for-
1198.
My Creole girl. 6648
getting. 15937.
Two songs. 25160.
ich (Mrs. M.) Faithful to Jesus.
7334.
Wright (S. E.) Tl be waiting
you dear. 26133.
for
Wrighton (M.):
Before and after.
Six blind men
11807.
Two songs. 12311.
Wrighton (W. T.) Her bright smile
haunts me still. 10604.
Wrightson (H. A.) Gone.
Wrightson (H. J.):
Ave verum. 27833.
Interlude. 238649.
Night song. 26744.
Wrightson’) (EE, » BP?)
dreams. 27344.
Wrixton (EH. E.)
23368.
Wry Knights, inc.
beam. 13449.
Wuerthner (J.):
Awakened Rameses. 27837.
Course in love. 28126.
Detective song. 28205.
9937.
of Hindustan.
171387.
Sweetheart
Goodbye sweetheart.
Mississippi moon»
Hearts are still the same. 28560,
I’m old Rameses. 28694.
My girl at Michigan. 29261.
Squirrels in the trees. 29897.
Sweetheart, the rose you gave me,
29964.
Ypsi treat. 30856.
Wiirz (H.) Wenn die rosen wieder
bltihen. 1941.
WiustiGhk. rz
Kirchweih’. 28900.
Ungarisch blut. 9460.
Valse lente. 12105.
Wuller (M. Redd-) See Redd-Wuller
(M.)
Wurm (Mary):
Tdyiles Aza;
Lied ohne worte. 10998.
Trillerliedchen. 12056.
Vierzig tigliche studien. 12313.
Wurm (Moritz) :
Hideles. 7372.
Sweet thoughts. 9242.
Réve de Delila. 8849.
Wuthmann (L.) Wohlauf, psalter
und harfe. 12295.
Wyatt) (C3) What love will do.
30226, 30826.
Wyatt (H. C.) Parting (The) 5868.
Wyatt (L.) My love waits under the
sea. 26702.
Wyche (J. C.) Sea shore for mine
22088.
Wyche & Grant. Sea shore for mine
22088.
Wykes (F. H.) In the sweet June
time. 836.
Wyllie (H.S.) National game. 15805.
Wyman (A. P.) Woodland echoes.
Oy iy.
Wyman (H. A.) Aviator. 16807.
Wryms (EK. T.) Shooting star. 6143
2335
INDEX
Dt. TEs ve
Wynne (C.) Pearls. 5881.
Wyss (V.) Give me some fond affec-
tion. 10476.
Xerxes. 664.
Yagear (M. H.)
were fighting. 22481.
Yahn (—) Celestial dreams.
Yakley (I. M.)
shadows fall.
Yale (E. D.)
, Yale (8S. S.)
22562 (19),
CEL Win)
While the Mexicans
2367.
When the twilight
20599.
Glad creation. 12896.
Kielectic organ teacher.
Yankee
27674.
Yankee girl.
Yard (R..C.)
Yarwood (J.)
19586.
Yates (A. A.) Forgotten. 18889.
Yaus (G.) Sweet Caribel. 11934.
Year book press:
Angler’s song. 18307.
Christ had a garden.
Dreams. 231380.
Tlie away, hie away. 23484.
Hither! hither! 23489.
In praise of Neptune.
Lake and a fairy boat.
My land. 19690.
Night and day. 8474.
O Lord grant the king a long life.
21815.
Song of the forest fairy.
Sword (The) 24817.
Tears for the good
29987.
Yankee waltz.
9742.
Just you and I.
Merry
21475.
boys at sea.
22336.
21404.
23764.
27248.
and true.
Visit from the sea. 25014.
Way to succeed. 25047.
Yearsley (C. B.):
Lys (Le) 19508.
Ye gods and little fishes. 27676.
Yeaton (B.) When summer comes
again. 16623.
Yebar-Ener, pseud.
Yehle (M. E.)
See Rabey (R.)
It don’t cost anything
to dream. 7893.
Yelle (O.) 1 could learn to love a
little girl like you. 15190.
Yelvington (G.) Piffle rag. 11464.
Yerden (M.)
3990.
Yerges (Mrs. L.)
Sweethearts of long ago.
Memories of child-
hood days. 17524.
Nite NTR Oras
At twenty. 9869.
Pour toi. 29518.
York (J. W.) & sons:
Wirst rose. 2655.
Tantie (The) 3999.
York music co.:
Barry. 2228:
Because I’m in love with you.
4522.
Because it can’t sit down. . 2241.
Blind man’s bulliz )) 2286:
Eee - OO DOSS
York music co.—Continued.
Good bye, old gal. 17143.
Good night, Mr. Moon. 17145.
Happiest night of his life. 7572.
Hold me just a little closer.
10620.
Howdy." Cys wiode
I’m going to steal some other fel-
low’s girl. 10712.
I’m just out of my teens. 2921.
I’ve been a long time looking for
a girl like you. 26176.
Isn’t it nice to know somebody
cares for you. 3025.
Jane. 3044.
Mister music master play that
rag some faster. 21709.
Oh, what a beautiful morning.
3486.
Oh you Chicago, Oh you New
York. 3488.
On the New York, New Haven and
arttond:; liana:
Some day (you'll miss me when
you're lonesome). 27219.
Song that reaches Irish hearts.
22166.
"Taint no harm. 6802.
That college rag. 22270.
That hypnotizing man. 30009.
Twenty-four hours of love. 4125.
Way down in old honeyland.
4245.
When the tree of love begins to
bear its leaves. 4298.
When we’re married, we will live
on love. 4295.
Where you goin’? 27682.
You remind me of some one.
20685.
York pageant. 29219.
Yosco (B.) Tell me again you love
me. 16400, 25197 (283).
Yoshitomo (—), pseud. See Zimmer
Young (Aue)
Break, break, break.
Winter rose. 4829.
Young (Dalhousie) Dithering ditties.
16873.
28215.
Young (Dorothy) Woman ruler.
Icy.
Young (Filson) Introduction. 10829.
A OmiMons (OH) Tele) as
Jubilate Deo. 153867.
Like as a father. 3162.
Send out Thy light. 16195.
Yours (Gea .
Arietta. 2161. :
Early spring. 30476.
Twilight. 16475.
Young. CE.) Goodbye, blue eyes,
goodbye. 5030.
Young (J.) Love to a Yiddish melody.
1baZZ.
ee nl
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Young (J. H.) Loved ones are near
us. 5520.
Young (M.) Gliding along with
you #7429.
VYoune-(M: H.). Reo bird. 11582.
Young (N.):
I live in sunshine all the time.
13041.
Jesus seeks & Saves. 13167.
Singing glory hallelujah on the
way. 13888.
Young (O. M.) My Killarney Rose.
21739. .
Young (W. A.) With might and main.
12292.
Y. M. C. A. (Internatl. committee) :
Selections from fellowship hymns.
24577.
Young men in Christ, the Lord.
16713.
Young people’s missionary department.
Triumphant Christ. 63881.
Young people’s missionary movement.
Native melodies for use in mission-
ary meetings. 8420, 8421, 5730,
11260.
Youngdahl (C. R.) Pleading. 19937.
Younkin (N.):
My cow puncher girl. 19671.
Only light that shines for me.
8609.
Sweet little girl-e-o. 9235.
Yowell (W. M.):
Consider the wondrous works of
God. 16944.
Our dearest friend. 17711.
So we will trust Him to the end.
lero al J
What will you say. 18179.
Yradier (S. de) La paloma. 11424,
20703 (41), 24319, 24320, 26881,
29444, 29445.
Yungerman (M.)
hair. 28456.
Yunker (G.)
YuttorGes)
Yvan (Me )::
AS la eour.
Burlesque.
Chanson triste.
Danse. 4365.
Danse birmane. 7125, 25637.
Little mouse. 3175.
Marcietta. 3267.
Mauresgue. 3280.
Petite valse. 3569.
Romance. 3708.
Ronde. 3720.
Style ancien.
Tarentelle.
Yvan le terrible.
Yves (J.):
Amoureuse marche. 14377.
Ronde des lutins. 17858.
Girl with the raven
Moonlight. 24064.
Trieste. 9414.
2075.
2319.
23576.
|
|
|
|
|
|
3952.
4008.
2055.
Zabriskie (A. C.) Hudson-Fulton
march. 1567:
Zacharewitsch (M.):
Joy. (934.
Love and sorrow. $124.
Triumph (The). 9417.
Zacharius (M.) When the May flow-
ers bloom in the spring. 6524.
Zadora (M.) Paganinicaprice. 19878.
Zagier (A. R.) Eli; Eli, lomo asay-
tioni. 23168.
Zahller (BE. J.) Don’t you see: 2536.
Zalewski (B. J.):
Asperges Ine. 18331.
Ave Maria. 14420.
Baity mazur. 20835, 20836.
Czerwony sztondar. 14702.
Drogie wspomnienia. 14790.
Dumka. 14795.
Dwa mazurki. 16562.
Ecce sacerdos magnus. 18762.
Marsylianka Robotnicza. 15592.
Marsz, Czotem Ojezyzmie. 15593.
Marsz Pobudki wojenne. 15594.
Marsz pogrzebowy Spiewacke.
21645.
Marsz Polakow na obezyzunie.
15595, 21646. ;
Marsz, Polska, Rus 1 Litwa. 75596.
Marsz Weselny. 15597.
Mazurka. 14689.
Missa. 15676-15684.
Msza Polska. 15746.
Na Barykady. 15799.
15800.
15855, 21800,
19782, 19785.
krakowskiego.
Na falach Dunaju.
Nowe kraokowiaki.
O salutaris hostia.
Oberek z kleparza
15876, 21821.
Obertas od komina. 21822.
Piesi pogrzebowa. 19926, 19927.
Piesni do mszy Swietej. 15999,
16000.
Piesni Podezas mszy _ swietej.
16001, 16002.
Pochéd sokotéw. 21937.
Polish funeral march. 21989.
Polish grand march. 21940.
Polish march. 16014.
Skarbezyk. 16231.
Veni creator. 20497.
Waltz. 16563.
Warszawianka. 16571.
Zamara (A.):
Lola-walzer.
Vertauschte braut.
Zamecnik (J.) :
I’m looking for 1 gi&@iite love me.
5228, 6648 (66).
Life is like a danee.
Sys
Money.
Phoebe Snow.
Susan Slade.
5500.
6455, 14164.
5468, 6648,
5666, 6684 (91).
6648 (99).
6283. 6648 (118).
a°7
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INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 6
Zamecnik (J. S.):
Amazon march. 20784.
Love secrets. 8186.
Love sonnets. 5518.
Zandonai (R.):
Ave, O Maria. 380398, 30394.
Conchita. 23001.
Grille del focolare.
Zanibon (G.):
Alauzeta (L’) 16746.
Ave Maria. 16805.
15035, 15036.
Danza caratteristica. 10199.
Zapffe (H.):
- Ce n’est que toi. 23865.
Clara. 2412.
Danse grotesque. 2482.
Guldregen. 5064.
Intermezzo. 4256.
Joie de jeunesse. 5354.
Kan du glemme gamle Norge?
3074.
Lucky moon. 3219.
Praeludium. 4257.
Scherzo. 4258.
Zardo (N.):
Found.
Light. 238824.
Magic shadows.
27714 (98).
Primrose time.
Valse Ninon.
Zarker (E. O.):
Christian endeavor song. 12600.
10416.
23921, 26502,
24417.
14155.
Show me Thy way. 11776.
Zarzycki (A.) Mazurka. 19554.
Zauberin (Die) 18289.
Zdenko Fibich album. 2056.
Zech (F.) Maienwelt. 29090.
Zelaya (A.) Maid of old Madrid.
19519, 21612.
Zeller (C.):
Usignuolo @ vini sul mar.
Vogelhiindler (Der) 4207.
Zellmer (H. A.) Over the fence.
24308.
Zellmer (F.)
Zemire und Azor.
Zemlinsky (A.):
24960.
Our U. S. A. 11408.
20043, 29661.
Kleider machen leute. 26365.
23 psalm, 16720:
Zepler (B.):
Berliner republikaner. 18423.
Ginsehiiterin (Die) 18908.
Mondphasen. 19614.
Tanz ma links herum. 30780.
Zerlett (J. B.):
Rosestock, holderblut. 38736.
Schweizer (Der) 6110.
Sieben variationen. 143812.
Tanzlied. 18033.
Vier variationen. 143818.
Zernikow (H.):
Am goldfischteich. 12395.
Im sehonen heimattal. 138111.
Im waldpark. 13114.
2338 |
Ziegfeld follies of 1911.
Zernikow (H.)—Continued.
Karnevalsfreuden. 13200.
Mein Thiiringer land. 138408.
Sonnige stunden. 138926.
Zerse (C. R.):
Golden glow. 21189.
Sultana march & two-step. 29938.
Zettel (F.):
Angelus (The) 27777.
Fair Santa Barbara by the sea.
4902.
See Follies
of 1911.
Ziegfeld music publisher: _
I love the girl my father loved.
SPAM TOP AS).
If I were the king of the world.
803.
There was no place like Broad-
way. 4045.
Ziehn (B.) Five and six part har-
monies. 18853.
Ziehrer (C. M.):
Alt Wien. 2121.
Biedermeier-walzer.
I feel a bump inside.
Kiss waltz. 263382.
O’er the blue waters.
Waltz lesson. 16564.
Weaner mad’In. 16582.
6865.
15196.
13588.
Wiener Btirger. 16664.
Wo dich der Wienerwald um-
rauscht. 4887.
——und Alt Wien. 6603.
Zielinski (J. de) Remember me no
more. 2072 (48).
Zigeunerliebe. 657, 2601, 2835, 2952,
3454, 4239, 4867, 4870, 5762, 6642,
10996, 14957, 16721-16724, 18999.
Zilcher (H.) MKlavierskizzen. 26364.
Zileher (P.):
-Abendlaiuten. 16730.
Album joyeux. 2106.
Alla marcia. 2110, 2111.
Alla tarantella. 2118.
Am bache. 2127.
Auf der schaukel. 4457.
Auf stiller flur. 4459.
Aus jugendtagen. 16801.
Barcarole. 2221.
Barcarolle. 2225.
Beim spinnweiblein.
Blumenreigen. 16864.
Dancing peasants. 18658.
Winsiedler (Der). 4854.
Ferientage. 25810.
Guter laune. 5066.
Humoresque. 17217.
Im wald. 5281.
Lose blatter. 26457-26462.
Lotusblume. 17448.
Marsch. 6644.
May morning. 21654.
Melodische tibungsstticke.
Miller’s boy. 19595.
4528.
tists
INDEX
nos. 1-14, Jan.—Dec., 1911
Zilcher (P.)—Continued. Zimmermann (J. H.)—Continued.
Morgenliedchen. 5674.
Morgenstiindchen. 17581.
Nippsachen. 19750.
Perpetuum mobile. 17787.
Reisebilder. 27021.
Schafer (Der). 6092.
Scherzino. 6645.
Schlafliedchen. 6095.
Schlummerlied. 38783.
Serenade. 38824.
Sylphentanz. 18024.
Under the linden. 20460, 24948.
Valse mélancolique. 4160.
Vier leichte stticke. 14814.
Walzer. 43868, 6646.
Weihnachten. 27580.
Zimbalist (E.) :
* Danse napolitaine. 28172.
Hebraisches lied und tanz. 28565.
Menuet. 380618.
Polnisch. 29518.
Russisch. 29679.
Sicilienne. 30747.
Suite in alter form. 22211.
Zimmer (C.) Sakura no hana. 20094.
Zimmer (F.) Praktische violinschule.
24398.
Zimmerman (Charles) :
In ole Arkansaw. 28767.
Little story. 11022, 17480, 22562
(89), 26440.
Zimmerman (H.) Little one’s request.
15484.
Zimmerman (R. R.) Just one dream
of the girl, girl, girl. 263815.
Zimmermann (—~) See Marini (P.)
Zimmermann (Curt) Prinz August
Wilhelm marsch. 24421.
Zimmermann (J. F.):
Colonial dames. 28077.
Valse caprice. 14142.
Young cadet. 143807.
Zimmermann (J. H.):
Abends. 14822.
Albumblatt. 23.
Am waldesausgang. 14362.
Auf dem wasser. 85.
Auf der rolischuhbahn. 25819.
Ballade. 5990.
Berceuse. 149, 151.
Berceuse triste. 9958, 12500.
Bettlerliebe. 14507, 14508.
Bruder leiderlich. 10018, 14566.
Capriccio dolente. 215.
Chant des dunes. 10081, 10082.
Cing morceaux. 9199.
Concerto. 9906, 9907.
Damendienst. 14708, 14709.
Elisabeth. 14815.
Erzihlung. 469.
Es ist ein fitistern. 14834.
Fata Morgana. 14864.
Fels (Der) 7366.
Frohliche jugendzeit. 4962.
2339
Finf kleine tanz phantasien.
1900.
Finf soldatenlieder. 16019, 16020.
Fiinf zum _ ~vortrag geeignete
uebungen fur fléte. 5447.
Gavotte. 562, 563.
Gebet. 10452.
Gondellied. 10510.
Humoresque. 26100.
Im sturmsehritt. 10782.
Im volkston. 15277.
Impression e poém. 8138.
Klange vom Dnjepr. 263888.
Konzert, cis moll. 5410.
Kornfeld (Das) 17380, 17381.
Laendler. 10957.
Leid und freud. 944.
Lieb ist wie ein wiegenlied. 15450.
Lied. 11724.
Marsch. 11725.
Mazurka. 1068.
Melancholie. 1074, 11128.
Melodie. 700.
Mélodies en forme de_ valse.
26568.
Menuette. 11142.
Mondlicht. 15710, 15711.
Morgenrot (Das) 3856.
Musikus wollt frodhlich — sein.
17595.
Neckerei. 1188.
Nocturne. 24774.
Poéme dramatique. 38588.
Premiers pas du violoniste. 244038.
Quatre mazurkas. 15028.
Réverie. 14384.
Rhapsodie hongroise. 29617.
Rosenreigen. 8900.
Russisches lied. 11670.
Sarabande. 5075.
Scherzo. 5100, 11726.
Sehliesse mir die augen beide.
16168.
Schule fiir die laute oder bass-
guitarre. 11748.
Sehnsucht. 16191.
Serenade. 5101.
Slavisches lied. 17925.
Sommer- und herbst-reigen. 9094.
Sonate. 3890.
Stindchen. 163804.
Stillbegltickt. 1665.
Suite fiir fidte und harfe. 26065.
Thema, variationen und _ fuge.
16428.
Treu eigen. 12060.
Unwetter. 16492, 16493.
Valse lente. 1857.
Variationen. 6428.
Verirrt. 16514, 16515.
Violinkonzert. 6447, 9581.
Vivace. 5102.
Vous étes loin. 12150, 121%)1.
Walzer. 21727.
INDEX
Dt. 2 Bess yc G
Zimmermann (J. H.)—Continued.
Weihnachtslied. 16588, 16589.
Wiegenlied. 12269.
Willkommen und abschied. 18209.
Zwei schiiler konzerte. 28584,
28585.
24 technische studien. 8758.
30 ktinstler-etiiden. 13227.
30 uebungen in duettform. 27481.
12602 saline) 122562.
Zimmermann (J. S. M.) New Ebbitt.
24158.
Zingel (R. E.) Wilde jiiger. 20638.
Zinn (A. M.) Someday. 16261.
Zintzsch (C.):
International. 5321.
Joliet march. 13173.
Music is the best Esperanto.
8348.
Old Eilenburg. 8572.
Peace and jubilee. S667.
Silk march. 9037.
Zippe (R.) La Delnetra. 10226.
Zirkuskind (Das) 6875, 6876, 7302,
8601-8603, 8560, 9498. 9769-9775,
10014, 11076, 11620, 12347-12352,
14316, 14317, 23500, 25873.
Zistler (Czerwinski-) See Czerwinski-
Zistler (—)
Zlatorog. 2060.
Zoboli (A.) Primavera. 8759.
“ZOllner (H.):
Auf Bornholm. 25318.
Auf einen kirchhof. 9879.
Bettelprinzess. 9961.
Fahnenschwur. 12782.
Freiheit (Die) 7410.
Friihlings-scherzo. 10434.
Haralds tod. 10574.
Rittmeister (Der) 27048.
Robespierre. 11608-11610.
Rosenschneien. 8902.
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Zoliner (H.)—Continued.
Taufrisches réselein. 9277.
Totentanz (Der) 9405, 12054,
14099.
Unter rosen. 12088.
Unterwegs. 12089.
Zois (H. von) :
Dritte etage. 7245.
8690.
21943.
Bosphorus. 181.
Phiegmatische Melanie.
Pomegranate flowers.
Zouboulakis (J.)
Zschocher (P.):
Blitter und bltiten. 4549.
Liebeslieder. 5462.
Romanze. 6042.
Zsolt (N.) Berceuse.
Zuckerman (A.)
30628, 30629.
Zutriedengestellte Aeolus.
Zulueta (P. de):
25390.
Moment musical.
27845.
Claudine. 12608, 16924, .16925,
20903.
Happy nights. 28529.
Phryné. 19921.
Rendezvous. 8839.
Sherwood. 9024.
Sonia valse. 16728 (65).
Water-lily. 4242, 9575.
Zumsteeg (G. A.) Wie schén ist doch
die welt. 14268.
Zunder (M.) Spirit of the blue. 29886.
Zuschneid (K.):
Alla polacea. 2112:
Allegretto. 4378.
Allegretto gracioso. 2115.
Tempo di minuetto. 4021.
Tempo di valse. 4022.
Vivace. 4205.
Zweibelberg (R.) Trauer Lulu lied.
6368.
Zwernemann (J. T.) Won't you be a
sweetheart to me. 30328.
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